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The combination of a fall scenery with beautiful creations and details in warm colours can create a dreamy result that inspires and mesmerize. The team of Bon Bon Studio chose Parnitha?s forest as the backdrop of a beautiful shoot, inspired by the season and the natural landscape. In the middle of the forest wooden furniture, old suitcases and frames were set creating an aristocratic vintage setting. Details inspired by a different era, such as vintage candle holders, luxurious plates, blush pink napkins and purple glasses created the perfect table decoration. Candles in red, green, black hues and a centerpiece with fall leaves and flowers in warm tones completed the table decoration. Amazing creations like the unique wedding dress by Anem Collection and the handmade jewelry and wreaths created the perfect bridal look for an autumn-winter wedding day. Get transported to this beautiful scenery and get inspired about your wedding decoration and bridal look! Captured beautifully by Nikos Mylonas Photography!
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Envision yourself presenting a business plan in a boardroom full of engaged listeners who are following your every word. They're impressed by your confident speaking style, compelling message strategy and thorough research.
If the construction, execution and effects of communication–whether interpersonal, organizational or nonverbal–intrigue you, communication studies is an excellent option. A major in communication studies will not only further your understanding of the intricacies of human and mediated communication, but it will lead you to rewarding career opportunities.
Communication studies is a practical and comprehensive program of study offering career versatility in today's information-based society.
Through this major, you'll learn to effectively use tools, strategies and analytical data for creating and interpreting communication. Depending on your career interest, you can tailor your studies to focus on communication relating to public relations, mass media, business, diversity, education, technology, legal and political issues and more.
A required internship and capstone course offer you relevant experiential learning opportunities. You'll apply classroom concepts to practical situations and build a portfolio that showcases your work to prospective employers and graduate schools.
BW is one of a few colleges in the nation offering an intensive two-semester communication studies research investigation at the baccalaureate level. Through this project, you'll gain valuable hands-on research experience as well as analytical, scientific writing and oral presentation skills that provide a solid background for graduate school and prospective employers.
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Communication studies provides theories, tools and methods for analyzing, managing and improving communication in professional and personal interactions. It is ideal for those students with a variety of interests. Employers identify effective communication skills as the number one criterion for hiring. Courses help develop and increase your awareness of communication practices as well as improve your communication skills and broaden your views.
Small class sizes encourage close relationships with faculty and peers, enabling you to begin developing your professional network early in your career.
Communication studies is an excellent companion field of study. It is often chosen as a second major or minor. We also offer a major in applied communication studies for adult and continuing education students.
Program flexibility is a key advantage. Through course electives, internships and more, you can customize your education to focus on communication pertaining to a specific area of interest.
Experiential learning is a key. The communication studies major includes a required internship that helps you gain valuable networking contacts in addition to real-world experience. A required capstone course provides additional benefits. You'll learn the technology for creating a web-based portfolio that includes a resume, recommendation letters, samples of speaking presentations, communication-related papers, projects and documentation of experiential learning.
The communication studies major prepares students to:
- Demonstrate the acquisition of disciplinary knowledge
- Students will complete introductory and advanced courses in the major contexts of communication studies including interpersonal, group, organizational, intercultural, nonverbal, public speaking and persuasion.
- Demonstrate an ability to directly apply disciplinary knowledge to lived experiences
- Students are required to complete two academic credit hours of internship experience.
- Students are encouraged to engage in study-abroad opportunities, including Seminar in Germany, a program centered on intercultural communication offered in the spring semester of even years (2016, 2018, 2220, etc.)
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- Students are required to complete a research project during a two-semester research methods sequence course typically taken during the student's senior year.
Student success is a top priority. Small class sizes, individual attention and faculty mentoring are at the core of BW's communication studies program.
Experiential learning bridges classroom study with real-world opportunities. You can enhance your studies through internships, co-curricular activities and other learning opportunities.
On campus, communication studies students are regularly recognized for their achievements.
Lambda Pi Eta is the communication studies honor society. It serves as a point of distinction for high achieving students as well as a sponsor for a service-learning initiative through Habitat for Humanity.
At the annual Honors Ceremony in the spring, recognitions include:
- The Charles G. Irwin Scholarship (in honor of Dr. Charles G. Irwin for his service as professor from 1948-1973).
- Donna E. Fry '58 Scholarship (in honor of Donna Fry '58, who had great admiration for BW professors).
At Baldwin Wallace, you'll experience personal and professional growth in a supportive community that challenges and inspires you to succeed.
Recent BW Communication Studies majors are finding their success at:
Julie Chambers '14, community event coordinator, Life Line Screening
Lucia Galassi '14, sourcer, Alexander Mann Solutions
Brian Bethenfalvy '13, client services, Transworld Systems
Keith Blazek '13, new business development specialist, Equity Trust Co.
Tiera Cummings '13, patient service representative, Human Arc
Andrea Horning '13, alumni & special event coordinator, Lorain County Community College
Alexandra Lofquist '13, sales account executive, XPO Global Logistics
Molly Matusek '13, quality assurance project coordinator, AmTrust North America
William Pantages '13, associate athletic director for athletic communications, Wake Forest University
Dalton Rimbert '13, real estate agent, Key Realty
Shannon Swope '13, recruiter, Tradesmen International, Inc.
Kate Boothby '12, marketing manager, ABC Packaging
Jenna Brodkowski '12, special events, Walt Disney World
Laura Cappetto '12, grants coordinator, Sister of Charity Health System
Arianna Harsar '12, coordinator II, The Cleveland Clinic
Kathryn Hodgson '12, project manager, Hyland Software
Richard Jaskolski '12, district sales executive, Expeditors
Bethany Meadows '12, business development, Dakota Software
Scott Rosenau '12, sales support specialist, Hyland Software
Deborah Cappretta '11, compliance analyst, Wolters Kluwer
Nicole Carlone '11, social media community manager, Kent State University
Julee Kanya '11, service manager, Century Link (formerly Quest Communication)
Robert Misener '11, finance and procurement coordinator, Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity
Victoria Shaw '11, marketing and program associate, Leadership Lorain County
Frances Spellman '11, graduate student, West Virginia University
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Have you tried removing the patch to see? but yes that's correct.Is the above correct for a non patched tivoapp? Mine is patched so I don't know.
I can't say definitively, but if you use the same version of TiVoDesktop as US folks, then I would wager it would be the same. Additionally, I would think that irrespective of the stream content, the encryption might remain the same. Try it and report back your results.Also does anyone know if tivodecode works with Australian .tivo files? I know the author of s3tots had to modify his code slightly as our recordings contained extra streams.
There is discussion on this very topic in this thread: linkThe primary reason I ask these questions is that I have 3 TivoHD's in my house. 2 not chipped and 1 chipped. I would like to be able to transfer shows bettween these tivos but I am aware that this is not possible if a tivo has NoCSO patch applied. I would still like to be able to archive shows though from the chipped tivo so don't want to interfere with that.
So the question is in my situation.... is the NoCSO patch important or really just there for convenience?
I believe that the consensus was that for those running a mixture of hacked and unhacked units, many of them do not apply the NoCSO patch so that MRV works, and they then tackle extraction (which is only possible with mfs_ftp if NoCSO is applied) using TTG/tivodecode (I'm not sure if tivodecode will work with the raw TS streams obtained from mfs_ftp, as you seemed to suggest).


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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Pittsburgh coach Paul Chryst has promoted Matt House to defensive coordinator and hired John Palermo and former NFL player Hank Poteat as defensive assistants.
House spent last season as the secondary coach for the Panthers, who ranked in the top 30 nationally in passing yards allowed, pass efficiency defense and interceptions.
Palermo, who will coach defensive ends and linebackers, spent 2012 at the University of Tennessee. The 38-year coaching veteran spent 15 years as an assistant at Wisconsin and also has coached with the NFL's Washington Redskins.
Poteat played cornerback at Pitt from 1996-99 and returns to his alma mater as a graduate assistant and secondary coach. Poteat spent a decade in the NFL with five teams, winning a Super Bowl with the New England Patriots in 2004.


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"Arafat balked at not having sovereignty over all of East Jerusalem, including the Temple Mount." That's former President Bill Clinton's version of the defining moment of the failed Camp David summit of 2000. "He turned the offer down." Clinton "called Arab leaders for support," but "most wouldn't say much." Not one of them was brave enough—or stupid enough—to take the credit and the blame for helping Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat give up, even if only symbolically, on Muslim control of the Temple Mount.
So, the problem of Jerusalem was not solved. And as the current Israeli and Palestinian leaders—Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and President Mahmoud Abbas—again inch toward an agreement, an old reality is suddenly dawning on both of them, and on the American facilitator: Reaching an agreement on Jerusalem will demand more time and more creativity than the timetable for agreement (the end of 2008) can provide.
Jerusalem is the main reason we hear Olmert and Abbas talking about an agreement of principles rather than an agreement. This is the question on which no weak leader—and both are weak politically—can compromise. Olmert is under constant threat that Shas, the right-wing religious party, will leave the ruling coalition if Jerusalem is so much as discussed in the peace negotiations. Abbas, like every Arab leader, is under the more severe threat that he will become a target of violence by Muslim radicals if he decides to make compromises and accept an offer similar to the one Arafat rejected.
Olmert's life is complicated by more than just Israelis' opposition to compromises on Jerusalem. In the last several months, he has also faced a revolt by diaspora Jews, who are making demands strangely analogous to the claims of Muslims in the broader Arab world. Abbas can't give up on Muslims' historic claims over the holy sites of Jerusalem, and Olmert is hearing similar voices from the Jewish community, especially in the United States. The more extreme advocates for diaspora input say he does not have the right to compromise on Jerusalem without broader Jewish consent. More moderate voices concede that the final decision will be taken by Israel, but they demand to be consulted, whatever that means.
Israelis do not necessarily like the idea of diaspora Jews meddling in the affairs of the state. A survey conducted for the Jewish organization B'nai B'rith International a couple of weeks ago revealed that Israelis' view on this issue is largely driven by their political stance. The more traditional an Israeli is, the more he opposes concessions in Jerusalem: Fifty-one percent of secular Jews, 80.1 percent of somewhat observant Jews, and 91.1 percent of strictly observant Jews oppose concessions in Jerusalem.
And what about the right of American Jews to be part of the decision-making process? Thirty-one-point-seven percent of secular Israelis do not want them involved, but for religious Israelis the opposite is true: Almost 60 percent want U.S. involvement, probably hoping it would make Olmert's life more difficult when it comes to the holy city.
Jeffrey Ballabon of the Coordinating Council on Jerusalem—a U.S. umbrella organization that supports a Jewish Jerusalem—told me a couple of weeks ago that he doesn't feel the need to justify his actions. "Jerusalem is the birthright of all Jews everywhere," and the fact that Jerusalem it is now part of the state of Israel is merely a technicality. "No one and nothing has to give us the right [to fight for the city], because politics is about leverage and power, and we are exercising that which is available to us."
Olmert doesn't like this approach. When he visited the United States in November 2007 for the Annapolis summit, he gave an angry response to a question on the topic. First, he said, there's no question that political decisions about the future of Jerusalem will be Israel's to make. Later, he blamed "Jewish decision" activists for playing politics. "The Jerusalem issue has become routine. They used it against [Shimon] Peres [in the 1996 election]; they tried it with [Ehud] Barak [in the 1999 election]; and are trying it with me."
The prime minister's suspicions were further inflamed by a letter from Ronald Lauder, the leader of the World Jewish Congress. Lauder, a supporter of Olmert's rival, Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu, wrote that "[w]hile recognizing Israel's inherent prerogatives as a sovereign state, it is inconceivable that any changes in the status of our Holy City will be implemented without giving the Jewish people, as a whole, a voice in the decision." Olmert retaliated by canceling a planned speech to the WJC's board of governors.
Elsewhere, Olmert kept his anger in check. His advisers told him his attitude had alienated U.S. Jewish leaders—leaders Israel wants to keep onside. According to a recent American Jewish Committee survey of Jewish-American public opinion, a majority of diaspora Jews oppose compromises in Jerusalem. Complicating matters even further, the more active on Israeli issues the Jew is, the more he is prone to oppose concessions.
So, in a conversation with the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations in mid-January, Olmert was more conciliatory: He told the attendees he wants their voices to be heard on the future of Jerusalem. Last week, meeting many of those leaders in Jerusalem, he tried, again, to calm things down. He told them Jerusalem "will be the last issue that is negotiated upon. It is the most sensitive issue and the most difficult." And he assured them he will listen.
But the exact role of world Jews was not determined, and it never can be. Not in a way that can satisfy both diaspora leaders and Israelis. Either non-Israeli Jews have a voice and some influence in this process, on the premise that Jerusalem belongs to all Jews, or they don't, because Israelis get to make decisions related to their country, their security, and their daily lives. Olmert is right in thinking this question is nothing more than a trap. If he consults with diaspora leaders and goes on to reject their advice, they'll say he didn't act in good faith. If he accepts their opinion as a real factor, how will he ever be able to reach an agreement?
Outside opinion about Jerusalem is a complicating factor for both sides, Israeli and Palestinian, but it is also a liberating excuse. To a point, both can use "Muslim opinion" or "Jewish opinion" (and haven't even mentioned "Christian opinion"—Jerusalem is theirs, too, after all) to show how difficult it is to make the necessary adjustments. To actually solve the problem, a tightly coordinated maneuver will be needed: Olmert and Abbas must decide, simultaneously, that they are willing to ignore "outside influence" and move forward with an agreement on Jerusalem.
Should they do so? That's a matter of political opinion. Can they do it? If history teaches us anything, it's that a healthy dose of skepticism will not be misplaced. Not when it comes to Jerusalem.
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1. Infinite's Sunggyu:
He's famous for having cute fansign anecdotesㅋㅋㅋ
2. Infinite's Nam Woohyun:
I just want to experience his sweetness in real life.. His lovely gaze towards his fans, the looks on his face, the way he talks, everything he does.. I want to witness it all..
He's also famous for having cute fansign anecdotes!! I sometimes watch his videos on fansigns and he never fails to make my heart skips a beat.. You, are you planning to kill your fans?ㅠㅠㅠ But I think I won't be able to have a converstation with him if I ever get to see him, because he's too handsome..
4. BTS' Suga:
I want to see his already-reached-nirvana kind of laugh.. I fall in love everytime he opens his mouth to talk and.. wait a second, let me control my breathe..
5. B***t's Yoon Dujun:
The legendary bigmacㅋㅋㅋㅋ I want to have a mozarella burger before going to the fansign..ㅎㅎ If I ever get the chance to attend his fansign..
6. B***t's Yong Junhyung:
I just want to see him in person..
7. BTOB's Seo Eunkwang:
I have a feeling he will be really outgoing and act friendly towards meㅎㅎ I love Eunkwang-jjing..
8. Seventeen's Mingyu:
I've watched some of his videos on fansigns and everything he does is really heart-fluttering..
Especially the way he plays with his fans' hands while looking at them with a very adoring gaze..
9. Exo's Baekhyun:
I want to see him being cheeky!! Yes!! I mean it!!
10. Exo's TFGIE (The Funniest Guy in Exo), Kim Junmyeon:
All of his anecdotes are really funny.. I'm always looking forward to his anecdotes!
11. VIXX's Ken:
I remember watching a video of him smiling widely when he saw his fan, and after that I started to save a lot of his pictures on my phone.. I want him to look at me with his lovely gaze..
1. [+50][-4] Kim Girly..
2. [+37][-3] You mean this..?
3. [+36][-1] The fan told him that she had a new tattoo on her wrist and he went like 'Let me see it..'
4. [+34][-1] Vernon;;
5. [+33][-1] Is this what you're looking for..?ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
There was a fan who came to Infinite's fansign while wearing a mini dress..? She had a bucket of flowers in her hand, she threw it and Sunggyu catched it. The fans applaused him for that. Sunggyu handed the flower buckets to his manager, and with a really meaningful expression, he said 'Do your families know that you're doing this..?
6. [+32][-1] Straight-forwarded Sunggyu..ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Fan: Why did you come just now.. I've been waiting for you..
Sunggyu: (What's your) name
7. [+32][-1] ㅋㅋㅋ
'The funniest anecdotes I've ever seen'
Fan: I dreamed of ghosts..
Sunggyu: I see..
Sunggyu's fansign anecdotes are so freaking funnyㅋㅋ
Fan: I think you have to put down those luggages
Sunggyu: What kind of luggages?
Fan: Your coolness (coolness: 멋짐/meotjim. luggage: 짐/jim)
Sunggyu: Take your luggages away
Fan: What kind of luggages?
Sunggyu: Vanish.. (사라짐/Sarajim: disappear)
8. [+32][-2] I'm an Army, but I really want to meet Sunggyu in person.. If I ever get to go to Infinite's fansign, I would ask their fans to recommend me weird things to do in front of Infinite and I would do it for real.. I really want to see Sunggyu's chic+dumbfounded expression in front of my eyes.. Ah, and Suho's fansign anecdotes are always funny as well.. Anyway, I really want to go to BTS' fansign first before going to any other idols' fansigns..
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There was a fan who wanted to joke around with Sunggyu, since the person in front of her was a Japanese.
Sunggyu: What's your name?
Fan: Gyu-chan..? What do you mean...? (in Japanese)
Sunggyu: Don't joke around.
Fan: Okay..
Fan: I made a chocolate for you, but it already melted down..ㅠㅠ
Sunggyu: It's okay, you can give it to the other members
10. [+27][-1] For me, it's Sunggyuㅋㅋㅋ I'm an Exo-L, but I really want to know how it feels like to have a converstation with Sunggyuㅋㅋㅋ Judging from all the fansign anecdotes I've read about him, he seems to be a tsundereㅋㅋㅋㅋHe's really witty..


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So...like the Commander, even though Kenner may or may not have screwed the pooch here...he's done, right?
One interesting one coming up with this very issue is the Power Droid
It's just a bad measure. Lots of Vintage figures were not accurate. So saying that a character hasn't been remade because none match the details of the Vintage version is silly. I think you need to judge based on whether the movie character has been redone. Clearly Greedo (as well as the trooper in the Death Squad Commander photo) have been redone.
You have to look at the source of the inaccuracy, though - the R2 figure, while looking a bit funky by modern standards, is obviously produced based on what R2 looks like. Greedo very obviously does NOT look like the vintage figure outside of his head and hands
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The schedule for the NT seminars at Durham has been posted. If you are in or around Durham, or perhaps planning a visit, take note of these speakers and dates. I noticed that several of these papers are previews of the same topics to be presented at SBL in Nov. Eddie Adams is technically the only one on the list not a 'Durhamite', but it is a truly fine list of speakers in any case.
Upcoming Seminars
- 15 October 2007 00:00: The Hermeneutics of Salvation: Paul, Isaiah and the Servant – Professor Francis Watson
- 22 October 2007 00:00: Am I not a Man and a Brother? The Bible and the British Anti-Slavery Campaign – Professor John Barclay
- 29 October 2007: Paul's Body Talk – Dr. Eddie Adams, King's College, London
- 5 November 2007: Who were the Hellenists and what did they contribute to the beginnings of Christianity? – Professor J.D.G. Dunn
- 12 November 2007: Does the Early Enoch Literature Represent a Judaism that is in Tension with the Mosaic Torah? – Professor Loren Stuckenbruck
- 26 November 2007: Johannine Christology and Jewish-Christian Dialogue – Professor Walter Moberly
- 3 December 2007: Romans 1:18ff as a Decline of Israel – Mr. Kevin Bywater


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Dear javaprogrammingforum.com members and administrators,
A greeting of peace.
Last week I was astounded to the new version of Netbeans 6.8 and I'd downloaded the installer with ALL the package it has (as in the one with a big file size, hahaha).
I installed ALL of its package, I left nothing. ;))
I tried mobile, I tried a little Web (Servlets), and it works perfectly fine, but when I tried to create a simple Hello World using PHP, the problem is that the output could not be displayed in the Web browser everytime I click the Run Project command. I just wonder, is there an additional requirement/s I should do first? I hope someone with a good heart could help me step by step on how to achieve this.
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- I have IIS installed, but I changed the port to 81, because the installer (NETBEANS 6.8) has Apache TOMCAT so I installed it also), so to avoid some conflicts between the two Web Server Softwares.
- I have downloaded php-5.3.1-nts-Win32-VC9-x86.msi and installed it on D:\Program Files\PHP directory.
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Have you noticed how hardcore Bush supporters talk about the president like he is infallible — the way the Moonies used to talk about Reverend Moon?
This makes me wonder – is Bushism a cult?
Check out this list of defining characteristics of a cult from the International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA) and decide for yourself :
- The group displays excessively zealous and unquestioning commitment to its leader and … regards his belief system, ideology, and practices as the Truth, as law.
- Questioning, doubt, and dissent are discouraged or even punished.
- Mind-altering practices … are used in excess and serve to suppress doubts about the group and its leader(s).
- The leadership dictates, sometimes in great detail, how members should think, act, and feel…
- The group is elitist, claiming a special, exalted status for itself, its leader(s) and members (for example, the leader is considered the Messiah, a special being, an avatar – or the group and/or the leader is on a special mission to save humanity).
- The group has a polarized us-versus-them mentality, which may cause conflict with the wider society.
- The leader is not accountable to any authorities…
- The group teaches or implies that its supposedly exalted ends justify whatever means it deems necessary. This may result in members' participating in behaviors or activities they would have considered reprehensible or unethical before joining the group…
- The leadership induces feelings of shame and/or guilt in order to influence and/or control members. Often, this is done through peer pressure and subtle forms of persuasion.
- Subservience to the leader or group requires members to cut ties with family and friends, and radically alter the personal goals and activities they had before joining the group.
- The group is preoccupied with bringing in new members.
- The group is preoccupied with making money.
- Members are expected to devote inordinate amounts of time to the group and group-related activities.
- Members are encouraged or required to live and/or socialize only with other group members.
- The most loyal members (the "true believers") feel there can be no life outside the context of the group. They believe there is no other way to be, and often fear reprisals to themselves or others if they leave (or even consider leaving) the group.
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Jocketty, Frazier present Jeter gift from Reds
Club gives Yankees captain framed autographed jerseys of Concepcion, Larkin
NEW YORK -- Since retiring Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter's farewell tour doesn't include a stop in Cincinnati, the Reds brought some gifts to pay their respects on Saturday at Yankee Stadium.
During an on-field presentation from general manager Walt Jocketty and third baseman Todd Frazier, Jeter was gifted framed autographed jerseys from the Reds' two greatest shortstops, Davey Concepcion and Barry Larkin, who were also the club's two previous team captains.
Included in the frame were photos from June 3, 2003, the day Jeter was named the 14th Yankees captain before a game vs. the Reds at Great American Ball Park.
"If you're looking to play baseball and you want to be like somebody, definitely him," Frazier said. "When you think of shortstops in the American League, I think of Derek Jeter, especially in this era coming up. Ozzie Smith, you think of just certain guys, Cal Ripken, they're all on that same page. For him to go out like this, go out on top, hopefully they can make the playoffs for him, too, and that'd be pretty nice to see what happens."


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If real-life holiday drama has you down — or you simply want to take a break from the fun-but-hectic festivities and relax — we've got a list that you can check twice, filled with shows both naughty and nice. Traditional to irreverent, classical to pop, here are a few ways to recharge that Yule log of good cheer.
"A Christmas Carol": Many try, but none succeed quite as well at warming the cockles of even the most curmudgeonly of hearts as Charles Dickens' redemptive tale of a miser who learns the true meaning of Christmas — and life. Larry Yando returns as Scrooge for the Goodman's production, and several other versions are on tap.
Goodman Theatre, through Dec. 31; Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, Arlington Heights, Nov. 25-Dec. 24; Citadel Theatre, Lake Forest, Nov. 25-Dec. 30; Drury Lane Oakbrook, Nov. 25-Dec. 20
"Scrooge the Musical": Leslie Bricusse's tuneful take on the tale, adapted from the 1970 film. Steel Beam Theatre, St. Charles; through Dec. 23
"Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol": Organic Theatre presents this popular re-telling by Tom Mula (a longtime Scrooge at the Goodman), as seen through the eyes of Ebenezer's onetime partner in parsimony. Meiley-Swallow Hall at North Central College, Naperville; Dec. 8-11
"A Klingon Christmas Carol": It's traditional in some galaxies. Commedia Beauregard's version – the world's first all-Klingon play – returns for a second year. Greenhouse Theater Center; Nov. 25-Dec. 31
"Christmas Carol: The Silent Bah-Humbug": Silent Theatre Company offers their unique silent-film approach to Scrooge's transformation. Near Northwest Arts Council, St. Paul's Church; Nov. 25-Dec. 30
"Charles Dickens Begrudgingly Performs 'A Christmas Carol' Again": Blake Montgomery's version follows a dispirited Dickens as he prepares to do the umpteenth reading of his greatest hit — and faces his 200th birthday. The Building Stage; Dec. 2-24
"The Nutcracker": E.T.A. Hoffmann's story of Clara and her otherworldly adventures with the magical toy of the title gets several presentations, both theatrical and ballet. Here are just a few.
House Theatre of Chicago, Chopin Theatre; through Dec. 30. Joffrey Ballet at the Auditorium Theatre; Dec. 9-27. Civic Ballet of Chicago at Ruth Page Theater, Dec. 3-4; Blizzard Theater, Elgin Community College, Elgin, Dec. 10-11; James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts, College of Lake County, Grayslake, Dec. 17-18
"Irving Berlin's White Christmas": The Bing Crosby screen classic gets a theatrical makeover. Marriott Theatre, Lincolnshire; through Jan. 1
"It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play": Frank Capra's beloved film, which he co-wrote with Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, takes the form of a 1940s radio broadcast, complete with holiday songs, commercial jingles, and live foley effects.
American Blues Theater at Victory Gardens Richard Christiansen Theater, through Dec. 31; American Theater Company, Nov. 25-Dec. 24; Fox Valley Repertory at Pheasant Run Resort, St. Charles; Nov. 25-Dec. 23; Rialto Square Theatre, Joliet; Dec. 16 only
"The Christmas Schooner": Based on the true story of the Rouse Simmons, a ship that carried Christmas trees from Michigan to Chicago's German immigrants, John Reeger and Julie Shannon's musical was a long-running seasonal hit at Bailiwick Repertory. It gets two local productions, including one at the under-new-management Mercury Theater on Southport.
Mercury Theater, through Dec. 31; St. Andrew's Players, St. Andrew United Methodist Church, Homewood; Dec. 1-5
"A Christmas Story, the Musical!": It's safe to say that the tale of Ralphie and his beloved Red Ryder BB gun (based on Jean Shepherd's childhood memoirs) has become its own classic. This touring musical, created by Benj Pasek, Justin Paul, and Joseph Robinette, with cabaret legend Karen Mason as strict schoolteacher Miss Shields, gets a short run in town. Chicago Theatre; Dec. 14-30
"The Nativity": Congo Square Theatre Company reprises its annual African-themed version of the Nativity story, inspired by Langston Hughes "Black Nativity," directed by Ilesa Duncan and featuring choreography by Kevin Iega Jeff of Deeply Rooted Dance Theater. Goodman Theatre; Dec. 2-31
"The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey": Provision Theater artistic director Timothy Gregory and composer Michael Mahler created this world-premiere musical, based on Susan Wojciechowski's children's book (also turned into a 2007 film), about a boy who loses the Nativity set left him by his dead father and the grouchy woodcarver with whom he forms an unlikely friendship. Provision Theater; through Dec. 23
"Another Night Before Christmas": Hollis Resnik stars as Karol, a world-weary social worker who receives a mysterious visit from a homeless man on Christmas Eve, in the local premiere of Sean Grennan and Leah Okimoto's musical. Theatre at the Center, Munster, Ind.; through Dec. 18
"Babes in Toyland": Victor Herbert's operetta gets two child-friendly productions. Theatre at the Center, Munster, Ind.; through Dec. 12; Chicago Folks Operetta, Nineteenth Century Club, Oak Park; Dec. 2-4
"Season's Greetings": Alan Ayckbourn's British comedy proves that family dysfunction at the holidays isn't just an American tradition. Northlight Theatre, North Shore Center for the Performing Arts, Skokie; through Dec. 18
"The Santaland Diaries": Crumpet is in the house! David Sedaris' comic monologue about his stint as a Macy's elf, adapted by Joe Mantello, returns to Theater Wit. Theater Wit, Nov. 25-Dec. 31
"The Second City's Holidays in the Heights": A Second City touring company settles down for the season in Arlington Heights with a sampler platter of holiday-themed (and decidedly adult) sketches. Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, Arlington Heights; Nov. 25-Dec. 31
"Our Holiday Stories": Tales of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Ramadan with a cross-cultural perspective. 16th Street Theater, Berwyn; through Dec. 4
"Striking 12": Bohemian Theatre Ensemble stages Rachel Sheinkin, Brendan Milburn, and Valerie Vigoda's rock musical about a holiday hater on New Year's Eve who reconnects with his better self when he meets the modern-day equivalent of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Match Girl. Heartland Studio Theatre; Dec. 1-Jan. 1
"Redmoon Winter Pageant": Redmoon goes with an intimate "teeny lounge" especially for kids as "ageless crooner" Ricky entertains in this annual nondenominational celebration of the solstice. Redmoon Central; Nov. 26-Jan. 8
"The Eight: Reindeer Monologues": Stage Left presents Jeff Goode's comedy, first produced in Chicago in 1994, about workplace disgruntlement at the North Pole. (Let's just say the Jolly Red Elf is getting a little TOO jolly.) Theater Wit; Dec. 9-31
"Rudolph the Red-Hosed Reindeer": More North Pole reindeer-related crises erupt in David Cerda's comedy about a cross-dressing Rudolph for Hell in a Handbag Productions. Mary's Attic; Dec. 1-30
"El Stories: Holiday Train": The Waltzing Mechanics, who have presented true-life commuter tales from the Red Line and Brown Line, take on transit adventures during the holiday season. Greenhouse Theater Center; Dec. 2-Jan. 14
"Drinking & Writing: A BEER Carol": Sean Benjamin and Steve Mosqueda's franchise takes a dip in the Dickens end of the barrel with this live radio play about Bud Miller, an evil brewmeister who confronts his past, present, and future. Haymarket Pub and Brewery; through Dec. 17
"Happy Holly-Daze – A Drinking Game Performance": And the high, um, spirits of the season continue with this Corn Productions cocktail of sketch comedy and classic drinking games. (BYOB, FYI.) Cornservatory; Dec. 8-30
"Oops! I Christmassed Again: A Britney Spears Christmas Carol": Brit gets some tough love from other pop legends (Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and of course Madonna – hey, it's a Christmas show, after all) in this late-night offering. ComedySportz; through Dec. 30
"Silent Night of the Living Dead": Ghosts, zombies, what's the difference? New Millennium Theatre Company presents Sean Harklerode and Chad Wise's comedy about the Coopers, who are determined to have a perfect holiday despite the brain-eating monsters pounding at the door. Theater Wit; Dec. 2-30
"A Very Sci-Fi Christmas": Geek out with Chemically Imbalanced Comedy's intergalactic take on the season. Chemically Imbalanced Theater; Dec. 2-Jan. 13
"Hannukatz the Musical": Terry Abrahamson's world-premiere musical follows the adventures of a hepcat (no, really – a cat) who helps the Moskowitz kids learn to love their own Jewish traditions amid all the holly and tinsel. National Pastime Theater; Dec. 2-31
"Vienna Boys Choir": The angelic voices of Vienna make their annual Chicago visit. Symphony Center, Nov. 26
"Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra with Rockapella": Now in their 25th year, the a cappella powerhouses in Rockapella join with the world-famous Boston Pops in an evening of carols and originals. Auditorium Theatre, Nov. 30
"Holiday: A Chanticleer Christmas": An "orchestra of voices" fills Symphony Center as one of the most famous male a cappella companies in the world takes the stage. Symphony Center, Dec. 6-7
"Welcome Yule": The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus present a program of carols and other traditional favorites, including some sing-along numbers. Symphony Center; Dec. 16-23
"Handel's Messiah": Several companies present the Baroque composer's best-known oratorio, including the popular "Do-It-Yourself Messiah," presented by the International Music Foundation.
"Do-It-Yourself Messiah" at Harris Theatre for Music and Dance, Dec. 19-20; Baroque Band at Chicago Cultural Center, Dec. 1; North Shore Chamber Arts Ensemble, North Shore United Methodist Church, Glencoe, Dec. 4
"Amahl and the Night Visitors": Gian Carlo Menotti's one-act opera about a poor crippled boy who meets three mysterious travelers from the East receives two productions.
Chamber Opera Chicago, Harold Washington Library Center, Dec. 3-4; Petite Opera Productions, Mary Wilson House Beyer Auditorium, Park Ridge, Dec. 2-11
"Holiday Brass and Choral Concerts": Music of the Baroque's annual celebration of songs of the season, joyful and solemn.
Grace Lutheran Church, River Forest, Dec. 15; St. Michael's Church, Dec. 16; Divine Word Chapel, Northbrook, Dec. 17-18
"Lakeside Singers: I Heard the Bells": The local choristers present a series of holiday-themed concerts with songs in classical, pop, and rock modes.
Nicholas Hall, Music Institute of Chicago, Evanston, Dec. 2; Raue Center, Crystal Lake, Dec. 4; Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, Arlington Heights, Dec. 5; Fourth Presbyterian Church, Dec. 16; Wentz Hall, North Central College, Naperville, Dec. 17
"Donny and Marie: Christmas in Chicago": The Osmonds beat "The Book of Mormon" to town by a few days as one of the most popular (and definitely most wholesome) brother/sister acts in showbiz history puts on the holiday razzmatazz. Oriental Theatre; Dec. 6-24
"A Carpenters Christmas Special": A tribute to another famous brother/sister pop duo, courtesy of Lisa Rock and her band. Metropolis Performing Arts Centre, Arlington Heights; Dec. 14 and 18
"Caroling at Cloud Gate": A variety of local choral groups, including the Apollo Chorus of Chicago and the Wicker Park Choral Singers, join the public in Millennium Park each Friday at 6 PM for a free communal celebration of the season. Millennium Park; Nov. 25-Dec. 16
"Holly Follies": The Chicago Gay Men's Chorus presents its annual blend of "unplugged" holiday songs at several locations.
Athenaeum Theatre, Dec. 2-3; Mayslake Peabody Estate, Oak Brook, Dec. 4; Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, Dec. 10; First Congregational Church of Evanston, Dec. 11
"Manhattan Transfer": It's a "cool Yule" with the jazzy swinging sounds of this beloved co-ed quartet. Wentz Concert Hall, North Central College, Naperville; Dec. 4
"Cherish the Ladies: A Celtic Christmas": The all-woman Celtic quintet (and a few step dancers) give an Irish spin on the holiday. James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts, College of Lake County, Grayslake; Dec. 8
"Celtic Woman": The Lasses are more – the four women in this vocal quartet join with the DuPage Symphony Orchestra. Pfeiffer Hall, North Central College, Naperville; Dec. 17
"The Oak Ridge Boys": It's a country Christmas in Northwest Indiana with one of the best-selling groups in Nashville history. Star Plaza Theatre, Merrillville, Ind.; Dec. 11
"Kenny Rogers Christmas and Hits Tour": Or if you're a country/pop fan, you could head due north to hear Rogers unwrap a few of his favorite musical things. Genesee Theatre, Waukegan; Dec. 13
"Paul Revere and the Raiders Rockin' Christmas": Because nothing says "the spirit of Christmas" like several generations of families rocking out to "Louie Louie." Gary Puckett and the Union Gap join Paul and the boys. Rosemont Theatre, Rosemont; Dec. 17
"ChrismaHannukah! Or Hannukristmas": The Crooked Mouth String Band (featuring Beau O'Reilly, Curious Theatre Branch founder and former cane-twirling front man for 1990s cabaret rockers Maestro Subgum and the Whole) welcomes local father/daughter folkies Andrew and Casey Calhoun, along with poet Sheila Donohue. Center Portion; Dec. 17
"21st Annual Winter Solstice Percussion Concerts": Hamid Drake and Michael Zerang celebrate the solstice with a variety of instruments from North Africa, the Middle East, and Western traditions.
Link's Hall; Dec. 21-23


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IG Online continues its yearly holiday series, bringing you the scoop on what the world's best gymnasts will be up to at the end of 2010!
Junior superstar Viktoria Komova (Russia) made history in 2010 with golden performances at the Junior Europeans and Youth Olympic Games, but tells IG the highlight of her year was a special gift from her parents.
"The best moment in 2010 was my birthday present, a Shih tzu puppy," said Komova, who named her new dog "Kutya."
The Voronezh native won six gold medals in major international competition, making her one of the most successful gymnasts of 2010, and her hometown already named her "Athlete of the Year."
"And, of course, I have very bright and cheerful memories of my performances at the European championships and the first Youth Olympic Games," said Komova, who turns 16 on Jan. 30.
Komova's parents, 1986 Goodwill Games champion Vera Kolesnikova and former Soviet national team member Alexander Komov, presented her with the puppy when she returned to Voronezh after the Junior European championships in Birmingham.
Komova and Russian teammate Anastasia Grishina swept April's competition in Birmingham, a first in Junior European championships history. Russia won the team title, Komova won the all-around, vault and balance beam golds, and Grishina won uneven bars and tied for the gold on floor exercise.
Kutya was waiting alongside family, friends and TV crews when Komova arrived at the train station in Voronezh after dominating the inaugural Youth Olympics, held in August in Singapore. Komova was phenomenal in Singapore, winning the all-around title with a record score of 61.250, and taking individual titles on vault and uneven bars.
In November, Komova won uneven bars at the Italian Grand Prix in Sardinia. She was scheduled to compete at the Voronin Cup, Dec. 17-18 in Moscow, but suffered a sprained foot after tripping on the mat in the gym.
Komova is looking forward to spending New Year's Eve at home in Voronezh with her parents and older brother, Sasha.
"New Year's Eve for us is a family holiday and we always celebrate at home," she said. "Since we all love pizza, and my mom makes it very tasty, we help her prepare it along with other food for the New Year — all kinds of salads, meat dishes, side dishes."
Continued Komova, "At midnight, it's our tradition to pop open the champagne (children's champagne for the kids), wish each other 'Happy New Year,' give presents and watch the fireworks, which are organized in each city. Then we go out and get together with the neighbors for more fireworks and various amusements."
Komova, coached by Gennady Yelfimov, heads back to the Round Lake training center on Jan. 5 to prepare for her first year of senior competition. Her top rival for 2011 is expected to be her teammate, 2010 world champion Aliya Mustafina. The two are expected to fight it out for the all-around title at the Russian championships in March, provided Komova's foot has completely healed.
"In the New Year I really want to quickly recover from my injury and prepare for the Russian championships, to perform successfully at the European and world championships, as well as pass my school exams," Komova said.
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