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I am 28 years old and on May 24, 2012 I suffered a major stroke due to both carotid arteries being severed (right 90% and left 53%) in an automobile accident in which I was ejected as the vehicle rolled.
I am still recovering but thanks to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Utah I have made a remarkable recovery so far. I spent a little over a month in the hospital and was released to do outpatient therapy. I am walking with assistance from a crutch, my left side is still mostly unresponsive. But is getting better everyday, at my last check up last week they did an ultra sound on my carotids and they are now both healed completely. So things are going ok.
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What's New at the CD-i Emulator Home?
>> Monday, September 19, 2011
CDifan added a CDI180/37 picture to the Hardware section of the CD-i Emulator homepage and he added CD-i 180 emulation screenshots here
[Thanks, Cdifan]
CDifan added a CDI180/37 picture to the Hardware section of the CD-i Emulator homepage and he added CD-i 180 emulation screenshots here
[Thanks, Cdifan]
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The fact that Alien Gate plays so good with the mouse is because it was developed on one, I think the touchpad / gamepad didn't exist yet and SPC certainly didn't have one. They did have a roller ball controller though, which is reportedly the best pointing device for playing Steel Machine.
[Thanks, Cdifan]
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These devices don't send simple "left/right/up/down" information but they encode it as relative cursor movements (3 pixels to the left, etc) which the ROMs translate to absolute cursor positions and the game then has to translate back into directions, occasionally having to reposition the cursor to take account of screen boundaries.
These information packets are sent serially at 1200 baud, which gives a polling rate of at most 1200 / 30 = 40 Hz as each packet is three bytes long. That is already slower than the usual frame rate of 50 or 60 Hz and as real-time processing of this information is expensive cpu-wise it is often polled at the frame rate or a whole divisor thereof which adds to the complexity and unresponsiveness. There are ways around this but they are complicated and probably used seldomly (it requires driver call interception at the system level).
[Thanks, Cdifan]
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For the first time in CD-i Emulator; No pointing device or disc accesses yet, though. Cdifan: "It's running, yeah, but I can't do much with the physical thing. I haven't got a working pointing device (yet) and without that I cannot click "CD-I" to get a disc playing. There's also no serial port. I've thought of ways to remedy both, though. "
Cdifan has posted his 'adventures' with his CD-i 180 set on his blog, here. "Over the last week I have been playing with the CD-i 180 player set. There's lots to tell about, so this will be a series of blog posts, this being the first installment. The CD-i 180 is the original CD-i player, manufactured jointly by Philips and Sony/Matsushita, and for a score of years it was the development and "reference" player. The newer CD-i 605 player provided a more modern development option but it did not become the "reference" player for quite some years after its introduction."
[Thanks, Cdifan]
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Austin made a very interesting about the CD-i Mouse and how you can control CD-i games with it. With CD-i, all controllers, including the peacekeeper gun and the trackball, are compatible with all CD-i titles. I'm impressed to see how accurate controlling CD-i is while playing games like Alien Gate or Tetris. You can't do that on other consoles! Austin: "[After posting the video,] I was expecting it to be trolled pretty well, as a lot of videos are there. Interestingly, it has been getting some positive feedback in relation to the CD-i itself:
"Wow a CD-i related video that didn't talk about how much it failed. Nice."
"Nicely done review. Never knew how good that mouse was."
"that mouse isn't half-bad looking, and i'm impressed by philips's mandate to require all software to be compatible with all peripherals, thanks for this educational review"
[Thanks, Austin]
Almost a year ago Video Game Critic posted a new CD-i review and yesterday they published another two: Whack A Bubble and Thunder in Paradise are reviewed this time. They say about Whack A Bubble:
"There's enough variety but the controls leave much to be desired. Your paddle moves slowly and the collision detection is unforgiving. The graphics are cheesy but it also has a few interesting elements like a two-player mode, a high score screen and a handy continue bottom."
About Thunder in Paradise they say: "The video quality is excellent, the gun is pretty accurate, the shooting is shallow, replay value is questionable but it is a surprisingly entertaining trip back in time."
[Thanks, Trev (for the tip), Videogamecritic]
A lot of work has been done on CD-i Emulator in the last month. Cdifan recently posted a very detailed report of his progress, which you can find on his cdibits blog. I've filtered the interesting parts for the blog. Be sure to read the Cdibits blog for the details: It's a tough job to shrink the text into a small size!
Cdifan: "Last January an annoying date-checking bug was found which forced me to release beta2 somewhat earlier than anticipated. After that I did no further work on CD-i Emulator. I resumed CD-i related work in early August. First I spent a few days on Walter Hunt's OS-9 port of gcc, what could be useful for homebrew activities: it's a much more usable C compiler and I intend to use this for ROM-less emulation validation some day.
After that I had another go at the Digital Video cartridge emulation. At the point where I left off last year the major stumbling block was the presumed picture / frame buffering logic of the MPEG video driver. I decided to once again attempt to get "CD-i Full Motion Video Technical Aspects" working. I had previously tried to run this disc on CD-i Emulator, but it always crashed for an unknown reason that I attributed to MPEG device emulation problems. Now that it's fixed some other titles have probably started working but I haven't tested that.
You might think that all of the difficulties are with the MPEG video decoding and that is indeed mostly true. There is currently just one known problem with the MPEG audio decoding: the audio isn't properly attenuated as specified by the driver. This causes little audio distortions at some stream transitions and when buffers run out. During testing, I often have to do the same exact sequence of mouse actions to get a CD-i application to a problem point and this is starting to be annoying. The obvious solution is a full emulation state save/restore feature, which I've given some thought and started implementing. It's nowhere near finished, though. During the MESS collaboration I spent some time investigating the MESS save/restore mechanism. If at all possible I would love to be compatible for CD-i emulation states, but it turns out to be quite hard to do.
I also made some progress on the ROM-less emulation front. First I spent some time reading up on the internals of OS-9 file managers. I need to implement cross-module calling first. It's not really hard in principle, the design has been done but there are a lot of little details to get right. When cross-module calling is working, I have to find some way of integrating it in the user experience. You could always start over without any NVRAM files, but I'd like to have some way of migrating files between the two possible locations without having to run CD-i Emulator with weird options.
I did some work on saving CD-i IFF image files for each emulated video frame. The motivation for this was to bring full-resolution real-time frame saving into the realm of the possible. The data is written out fine, but it's still too slow. That being so, I am not really very motivated to extend the CD-i IFF decoding. So there is still a lot of work to be done, but it's all quite interesting and will provide for some entertaining evenings and weekends in the coming weeks or possibly months."
[Thanks, cdifan, CDIBITS]
Seb has a great story about Zelda's Adventure. He started to rip the music of the game. Now there is barely any music, but Seb decided to take a look anyway. "I haven't ripped the files yet, but I did take a look at the voices too. This proved to be very interesting. There are A LOT (like 30%) of audio clips that I'm sure are not present in the game itself. Now I'm sure some that I have never heard are found in the game by talking to some NPC's again for example, but there are a couple that suggest that there were more features planned for the game and were taken out.
For instance, there are some sound clips of NPC's that get angry at Zelda for striking at them with her wand. You can also hear references to items that I've never found in the game. For instance, Irene gives you the flute in the game, in different audio clips she also offers you a different instrument and says you can only take one and later trade for the other if you want. Speaking of instruments, there is also talk about a trumpet and one NPC asks 20 rupees for it and it's supposed to make something happen somewhere in the world.
There are also references to training sessions with Sir Bazel where Zelda has to strike him as he raises his sword. There is also a training session with the bow with some female NPC. Another training session seems to be held by Shumac in the art of magic. She explains about attack magic, which is stored in a book, and also about defense items, which defend again certain magical attacks. Finally, it seems bosses also had more dialog and dungeons were supposed to be more involved. For instance, you can hear Lort, the boss of the first dungeon, talk more about jewels. In the game he says you took his jewels, but you never do. I believe that initially you had to take them or something. There is a soundclip where he goes counting them.
Overall I thought this was really interesting and it opens up the question, was this really a finished game? Or was this just a failed project due to hardware limitations and quickly fixed into something that is playable? I've always found that the game is really poorly paced. Items seem to be placed at random, dungeons are pretty much always a straight path to the end and there is barely any consistency in the story line and what NPC's say. It gave me the impression of a very sloppy rush job. Hearing the soundclips now, I'm starting to believe that they did have some great ideas on what to do with the game, but that hardware limitations they ran into, destroyed the initial design ideas.
I'll be sure to rip all the soundclips soon, so everyone can listen to them themselves. For now though, I'm curious about what you guys think and believe. What is your opinion of the game in general and do you think it's a complete game? Or do you also think that it's a weak result of destroyed design dreams?"
I think Viridis was set up by a couple of young inexperienced guys, made a plan about about a Zelda game, sent it to Philips. Philips granted them money, and they started to code. I believe in their mind the game got bigger and bigger, and they had to cut it somewhere.
Interesting that at the same day today Briana Dawson posted on Interactive Dreams: "Chris and Lee were total mess-ups. They ran Viridis into the ground. I was there. I remember Randy very well, so damn hard headed. I remember Janet the office manager, Leticia, wow everyone. I remember the nights we spent in the rooms playing Doom beta on the network. But Chris and Lee, lol they spent so much time eating lunches at nice places and blind as to what they really could have been doing with Viridis, instead of thinking employees were embezzling because of a silly budget printout for a game for a Major studio Producer, non CDi, viridis related. Ya..and i never was thanked for being the first to the office at 3am after a Major Quake to secure the place. Those guys were awful and too concerned about their hair and polo sweaters. "
[Thanks, Seb, Briana Dawson. Pictures thanks to Quebec Gamers]
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A couple of reactions to this disingenuous op-Ed.
In her op-ed article attacking the Executive Order, Senator Collins states:David Vance of the Campaign Legal Center adds:If more transparency is truly the goal, why don't these requirements apply to organizations receiving federal grants? Campaign contributions to candidates and political committees already are required to be reported to the Federal Election Commission and, with a click of a mouse, can be viewed on FEC.gov.This is an interesting comment coming from Senator Collins, since she abandoned her past support for transparency last year and refused to provide the deciding 60th vote for the DISCLOSE Act. If the DISCLOSE Act had been enacted last year, we would today have full campaign finance disclosure for all groups, including organizations receiving government grants.
If Senator Collins thought that this government grants information was important information to have, her vote alone for the DISCLOSE Act last year would have made the difference in enacting the law and ensuring that the American people had this campaign finance information and all of the campaign finance information currently being hidden from the American people.
Furthermore, the statement by Senator Collins that campaign contributions can be viewed with "a click of a mouse" masks the fact that more than $135 million in secret donations to section 501 (c) tax-exempt groups were spent by those groups to influence the 2010 congressional races...
As for the claim made by Senator Collins that the Executive Order would politicize the contracting process, Senator Collins has this backwards. It is widely recognized that pay-to-play prohibitions and disclosure requirements protect the integrity of the contracting process. Absent disclosure, the donors and the recipients know who gave and who received the benefit of campaign funds. The only people who don't know this information are the American people.
To say that this type of disclosure would politicize the process is laughable. Everyone knows the process is already hopelessly politicized and it's one of the reasons Americans think so little of the "inside the Beltway" culture. The status quo equation with contracting and campaign finance has everybody in the know except citizens and changing that will only help to depoliticize the process.


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It's time for a From the Forums to wrap up the excitement from this year's Mobile World Congress. We've had an eventful week where Windows Phone Central has covered the latest headlines from the floor in Barcelona, but what's been happening in our forums? We'll quickly walk through some light-hearted threads to cool everyone down and return back to normality.
Nokia announced the Lumia 720 and Lumia 520 Windows Phones that bring new price points to the platform with the latter turning out to be the cheapest Lumia Windows Phone yet. While the two smartphones are low and mid-range hardware, they won't disappoint as we're talking dual-core support with decent cameras and displays. The only downside to both devices is a restricted amount of internal storage, but expandable with microSD.
Forum member squire777 kicked us off with a new thread detailing his thoughts:
"In regards to the 520, it is a very nice phone considering the price (roughly $200). If anyone is looking for a budget phone they have two good choices now in the 520 and 620. I quite like the 720 as well and will pick one up if we find out that it has Band IV support hidden away inside (Nokia site does not list it at the moment). However at the moment it looks like there aren't any carriers in North America that will sell it, and it looks like Nokia is targeting Asia with both the 520 and 720."
We've provided our thoughts on the two handsets, as well as being pleasantly surprised by the quality and looks of the hardware on offer. While Nokia did not announce a new flagship Lumia (or EOS) Windows Phone, those of us who have only just managed to purchase a Lumia 920 will feel relaxed that their device has not been succeeded just yet.
But what are your thoughts on both the Lumia 720 and Lumia 520? Be sure to add your opinion in the "Lumia 520 and 720 - initial thoughts?" thread.
Colour selection - bad or good?
Changing the accent theme of a Windows Phone (including whether you have a light or dark background) helps keep the UI feeling fresh and appealing, without the user having to dive deep and perform a mass amount of alterations. But is the colour selection enough? We've lightly touched on this before, with many consumers calling out for a simple colour selection tool for new and unique colours to be applied.
Forum member ContributorM created a thread asking that very question:
"With the myriad of color choices out there, the colors chosen as 'accents' are a bit bland and uninspiring. I know where the inspiration for the overall look has come from, but considering how big the color spectrum is, maybe not only MSFT, but other companies should really consider the gamut of colors for their screens and OS. Really surprised that there isn't an option to choose my own accent color."
What are your thoughts? Head on over to the "Anyone find the color selection on WP8 uninspiring?" thread and add your $0.02.
Miscellaneous: If you could no longer use Windows Phone, iOS or Android?
If Windows Phone was no longer a reality, or for some reason you couldn't use the platform any longer, what would you choose as an alternative? Restricting the choices available to just iOS and Android, which would it be? Member nube_android created the thread to ask the intriguing question. We looked over the title a few times, but found it to be a strong question indeed.
So we put it to you, iOS or Android if Windows Phone wasn't around? Be sure to provide your answers in the "If you could not use Windows Phone..." thread.


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FOX's Friends hard on Knox
On September 16, FOX & Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade attacked CBS News anchor Dan Rather for "getting an 86-year-old secretary out there." Kilmeade was referring to Marian Carr Knox (the former secretary of Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Killian, who is the purported author of the disputed memos exposed by CBS's 60 Minutes). Knox told Rather that although she believes that the memos are fake, she also believes that the information they contain is accurate. Kilmeade's co-host E.D. Hill attempted to discredit Knox, saying she "is the only person saying that [the memos are accurate]."
But as Media Matters for America has noted [1], The Dallas Morning News -- not CBS -- was the first to report Knox's recollections (on September 15). Knox told The Morning News: "The information in here was correct, but it was picked up from the real ones. ... I probably typed the information and somebody picked up the information some way or another."
MMFA also noted that, contrary to what Hill claimed, Knox is not the "only person" who has confirmed the memos' content. Colonel Bobby W. Hodges, Killian's superior officer, and Richard Via, another former Texas National Guard officer, have also verified that the content of the memos reflects Killian's true sentiments.
As The New York Times reported [2] on September 12, "He [Hodges] said he had not authenticated the documents for CBS News but had confirmed that they reflected issues he and Colonel Killian had discussed."
Via told [3] USA Today that "the documents were fakes but that their content reflected questions about Bush that were discussed at the time in the hangar at Ellington Air Force Base, where he had a desk next to Killian's."
From the September 16 edition of FOX News Channel's FOX & Friends:
KILMEADE: A lot of people are saying -- OK, most of the world is saying -- "Dan [Rather] -- the memos, they seem false." Yesterday, he [Rather] answered by getting an 86-year-old secretary of the deceased colonel out there who [Knox] says, "Yeah they're false. The documents, but their spirit is exactly what the Lieutenant Colonel felt."
HILL: Although that [Knox] is the only person saying that. Both the lieutenant colonel [Killian], the deceased lieutenant colonel's [Killian's] wife, and [Killian's] son claim that that is [was] not his [Killian's] intention. I believe the unit commander said that that was not his belief as well, but they have found one woman [Knox] who says although the documents are fake, she thinks that they are accurate. It's interesting that CBS has changed. Instead of saying that the documents are authentic, they are now using terminology, saying, "But we believe the story is accurate" and that's -- you know, when you're now used to trying to figure out what 'is' is
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Making Yogurt at Home: Crock Pot Version
At my local Farmer's Market, I am lucky enough to have access to milk from local, grass-fed cows. Even better, it's not homogenized! They have both raw and pasteurized milk; I buy the pasteurized (but unhomogenized) stuff because I am feeding it to my children, so I want the bacteria killed for safety (and my own /paranoid/ peace of mind!) I have heard that raw milk is less allergenic, though. I do think the way homogenization changes the size of the fat molecules in store bought milk isn't a good thing for our health. Milk from grass fed cows is *much* healthier, too, and contains lots of omega-3's. Yum.
So I bought a gallon of unhomogenized whole milk and set about making yogurt. You can use any milk, store bought or fresh, as long as it is not "ultra pasteurized." It can even be low fat, but the higher the fat content, the creamier your yogurt will be.
I followed the basic directions on this site because they are simple and straightforward:
1) pour a half gallon of milk in your crock pot
2) turn it on low for 2 1/2 hours (I left mine for 3 hours)
3) unplug the crock pot, don't lift the lid, and leave it alone for 3 hours
4) scoop out 2 cups of the warm milk, put it in a bowl with a half cup of plain (store bought or homemade) yogurt, whisk together and return to the crock pot and stir
5) put on the lid and wrap the crock pot in a heavy towel or two and let it sit for 8 hours (unplugged)
That's it! Yogurt in the morning. I left mine for closer to 11 hours because I went to bed and left it sitting on the counter wrapped in towels. It's important not to stir it or move the crock pot once it is wrapped in towels. It needs to sit undisturbed to form yogurt.
When you whisk in the 1/2 cup of yogurt, you are adding the culture to the milk that will multiply and create yogurt. You can use any brand as long as it is plain and says "live and active cultures" on the label. I used Fage; be aware that using Greek yogurt is fine, but it won't make your yogurt any thicker than using regular yogurt.
After 8-10 hours, open the lid and you'll have yogurt.
If you used non-homogenized milk, the cream will have risen to the top. That's why it is a bit yellow. I just stirred it back in and it dissolved and was creamy in the end. It still separates a bit in the fridge, kind of like Stonyfield Farms Cream Top yogurt used to be before they started homogenizing their milk (boo!)
Homemade yogurt is not quite as thick and smooth as store bought yogurt. This is normal:
It is perfect right now for eating or for making smoothies! But if you want to thicken it a bit, just line a colander with cheesecloth or coffee filters and spoon it in, like this:
Put the colander over a bowl and keep it in the fridge for an hour or several hours until it is as thick as you like. You will end up with less yogurt as the whey drains off. You can discard the whey or use it in recipes or smoothies.
After a couple of hours, spoon your yogurt into a clean container. I just used my old Fage container. A half gallon of milk yielded about one full 35 oz container of yogurt and cost under $3.
You can then whisk it gently if you want your yogurt to be extra smooth.
The resulting yogurt tastes SO good! Mine was sweet and fresh tasting and not as tart as commercial yogurt. It is just fantastic! There's nothing like fresh yogurt from local milk. This is something I feel good about eating and giving to my kids.
If you want to get more particular and maybe even get thicker yogurt, I have read that temperature makes a big difference. If you have the time and inclination, you can monitor your milk to be sure it reaches 180 degrees, then allow it to cool to exactly 110 degrees and add the 1/2 cup of yogurt to it, and then try and keep it around that temperature for several hours. Apparently if you do this you get more consistent results. There are a lot of methods out there, including using hot water baths, mason jars, and coolers, but I like the simplicity of this crock pot method. So this is the method I am going to keep using!
Have fun and let me know how *your* homemade yogurt turns out!
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My mother in law doesn't wrap it in towels, but puts it (covered) in the oven with the light on. It's amazing. I don't enjoy commercial yogurt AT ALL anymore.
- March 23, 2012 at 12:06 PM
- Beth said...
I've been making my own greek yogurt for the past year and I love doing it. I put the hot mixture in a soft-sided cooler with some hotpacks. It tastes great and I love the cost savings and the pride of doing-it-myself.
- March 23, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- Carrie @ Season It Already! said...
I never knew I could do this! So excited to give it a try. Thanks!
- March 23, 2012 at 12:43 PM
- Lori said...
YUM! I can't wait to try it.
- March 23, 2012 at 12:56 PM
Our method for the incubation stage is to pour it into jars, put the jars into a small cooler and then pour very hot water over them. Then we let them set overnight. The next day we strain the yogurt with coffee filters in the fridge for a few hours. Very creamy--different from the store-bought kind.
- March 23, 2012 at 2:10 PM
- timothy said...
fyi though the fda says unpastuerized milk is unsafe i grew up on milk stright from the cow as my grandma milked every morning and i have NEVER been sick from it. i simply cant stand the awful non-flavor of killed milk! lol but congrats on the success. it's always worth the extra to have homemade food.
- March 23, 2012 at 7:20 PM
- Holly from 300 Pounds Down said...
How cool!! I never would have thought of this on my own!
- March 23, 2012 at 9:16 PM
I am going to try this! Thanks for the simple instructions. I've read how to do yogurt in the paste, but it was just too complicated.
I think I can do this!
- March 23, 2012 at 11:11 PM
- Paleo Gal said...
Started the Paleo challenge last week so no dairy for me, but once it's over, yogurt's back on the menu and I'm going to be making it. I also heard of a method using a cooler and putting jars of hot water in with the container of yogurt to maintain the temperature.
If you thicken it further, it makes fantastic yogurt cheese -- lebneh. I make flax meal/almond meal bread and have it on that. So good -- very like cream cheese but so much lower in fat and healthier.
- March 24, 2012 at 6:32 AM
I have a Salton yogurt maker..plug in - voila! easy!!
- March 24, 2012 at 8:42 AM
- Jane said...
I make all my own yogurt, except I do it in the oven :) I make it every 2 weeks, because we go through it that often! I don't have access to un-homogenized milk though ... I just use the store bought milk, so for 1 gallon of milk, I get about 4-5 quarts of yogurt - so worth it to me!
- March 26, 2012 at 7:36 AM
- beerab said...
My mom has made homemade yogurt for years, she takes a HUGE pot, fills it with a gallon of milk, heats it for a while, then adds in her bit of yogurt, stirs it, and then does that wrapping in the blanket and let it sit overnight. Her's comes out PERFECT and I swear she's been using the same strain of bacteria from the past 10 or so years! Her yogurt is so tart and smooth- so you can get the smoothness, it just takes years of practice :)
I'm good with buying my fage for now. Though when I go home I eat all of her yogurt up! lol.
- March 26, 2012 at 6:44 PM
- Josie said...
Thanks for the great post! I made a batch for the very first time yesterday and it's lovely!
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Facebook for iPad has been uncovered in the recently updated Facebook for iPhone. A twitter user discovered a hack to make it visible -- editing a file on your iPad to change the UIDeviceFamily ID in the apps plist file to get the iPad interface up and running app, but you do need to have a jailbroken iPad to be able to do this.
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"A Crop of Blessings," Friend, May 2013, 18–19
A Crop of Blessings
I'm glad to pay a tithing, one-tenth of all I earn; it's little when I think of all God gives me in return (Children's Songbook, 150).
Will loved the warm desert of southern Utah. He was 10 years old—old enough to go to school and climb on the nearby red rocks and help care for the trees and vegetables his family grew. Or tried to grow, anyway. It was 1899, the driest year anyone in St. George could remember.
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Will stretched to peer over the other children as President Snow shook their hands one by one. When it was his turn, Will looked into the face of the prophet and felt warm and light inside.
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Will knew that what the prophet had said was true. From then on, when he gathered eggs from the chicken coop, he set aside the first of every 10 eggs to take to the bishop. When his father earned a dollar fixing a wagon, he gave 10 cents to the Lord. After his mother milked the cow, she gave one jar of the milk for tithing.
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Will watched his family's crops grow strong and healthy that summer. He knew that something else had grown that summer as well: his testimony of prophets and tithing.


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Evaluation and Usability of Programming Languages and Tools (PLATEAU)
Finally, a workshop on scientific evaluation of programming languages! Kudos to the organizers, and to Onward! and OOPSLA for serving as host.
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You might also want to check out ICPC: International Conference on Program Comprehension. A lot of their research is on usability of programming languages. They did eye tracking studies on UML to determine what are the fixation points in UML (turns out that the ends of arcs are very important yet too small). Other researchers evaluated the readability of underscores versus camelCase with and without training. Some people evaluated if sonification used for the blind is useful for sighted.
Thanks. Here is a link to the ICPC home page.
ICPC is a nice event, and the UML paper was indeed a really interesting read, but the underscores versus camelCase one ... gosh WTF!? the evaluation consists how fast you can click moving clouds on a computer screen, totally out of the context of source code and its special character soup. Epic fail.Post a Comment
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Anyone able to play week nights or occassionally weekends in Corona area? I'm tyring to get back into tennis after a year break and would like to find someone interested in hitting more for a workout than competition. Thanks!
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Hi Samantha,
I live in the corona area and usually play at promenade park. I'm flexible as far as time frames go. In shape, I compete at 5.0.
Hi Bill,
Would you be ok with just hitting around a bit instead of playing sets? Like I said, I'm just getting back into it and am totally not in any shape for sets. If so, does promenade park have lights? I can play most days after 7pm or weeknds. Would definitely be interested soon if so- thanks!
Yes, rallying would be fine with me. I'm a bit rusty myself. Yes, Promenade Park does have lights, at least last time I played there.
Sweet. Any chance you're around to hit Sun. evening 6ish? Or another evening during the week? The earliest I can do weekdays is 7 though.
Are you interested in hitting with another tennis player Samantha?
I can play this Sunday at 6 pm also. My number is [edit: please share private info via PM or Friend Request]
Hello there this is Vince. I am also more interested in hitting balls back and forth for a workout rather than
playing sets and keeping score. I guess my motivation is to lose an extra 10 pounds I gained since I stopped
playing tennis 2 years ago. I used to own my own tennis court in Fresno but I moved to Corona 2 years ago and
would like to get my skills honed again. my email is [edit: please share private info via PM or Friend Request] if interested so we can exchange
contact info. I prefer to play at Sports park near El cerrito middle school. Cheers to anyone who reads this, not just
Hi Samantha-
Im also looking for someone to hit with.
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Kathy collects cheddar quilts and quilts made in North Carolina, and many of these quilts fit into both categories.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
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Kathy collects cheddar quilts and quilts made in North Carolina, and many of these quilts fit into both categories.
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- Gayle Pritchard said...
These are wonderful to see! Thanks : )
- December 13, 2009 at 8:54 AM
- Julie Silber said...
When did orange start being called "cheddar," do you know?
- December 13, 2009 at 11:39 AM
- Barbara Brackman said...
Dear Ms. Silber
I would say about 15-20 years ago is when I first heard people calling it cheddar. Another question is when did cheddar cheese become orange?
Your friend,
- December 13, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- Julie Silber said...
Here in California, at certain wildly radical establishment, purveyors of fromage indeed have cheddar cheese that is orange.
Well, really, though -- here is my story: When I first opened a store, specializing in antique quilts, in 1972, we could not sell a predominantly orange quilt to save our lives.
NO ONE wanted them.
It seems to me that in the early 1980s, "someone" started calling that "kind of" color "cheddar," and -- coincidence??? -- ORANGE quilts started selling.
I was hoping you could tell me who it was and to whom I owe 10% of all those sales?
- December 13, 2009 at 4:10 PM
- WoolenSails said...
I do like the chrome yellow, guess orange is just not my color;)
- December 13, 2009 at 9:35 PM
- Kathie said...
ok now these quilts are just so me too! Almost all quilts should have a little bit of cheddar in them!
I love quilts with cheddar in them!!!! and the last one with the chrome yellow applique oh my it is just beautiful.
Can you tell me is there a pattern for Deb's quilt on your website?
hopefully its in one of your books and just don't remember, I love birds on quilts too and the border of this quilt is wonderful
- December 14, 2009 at 6:46 AM
- Barbara Brackman said...
Oh Kathie I am so glad you asked. It's in our book Cranberry Collection that you can buy from Star Books. Click here.
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UPDATE: Two years later and the girls are still playing with the tower in our playroom!
Thursday, March 17, 2011
* Cardboard Rapunzel Castle: Homemade "Tangled" Tower
"C" loves her "Tangled" book (we still haven't seen the movie)
and recently received a Rapunzel Barbie doll as a gift.
Then, we saw a VERY fancy plastic Rapunzel Tower Barbie doll house at the toy store...
but it was $100(!) Yikes!
I told her we could make our own. So, we did!
First, we raided some cardboard boxes from our recycling.
"C" thought we should add popsicle sticks, I agreed!
Wrapping paper tubes became the columns on either side of the front door.
After the cardboard castle was "built" and assembled with the glue gun,
I took it in the backyard and gave it a coat of purple spray paint leftover from "E"s desk makeover.
We painted a Xerox paper box lid green as the "grassy hill" for the castle tower.
"C" was a very helpful painting assistant.
Cardboard front door with a peep hole and a fancy button door knocker.
(I used craft wire to attach the door to the castle)
We glued silk flowers and leaves to the castle tower to make it extra fancy.
The braid was made out of velour yarn.
The tower is the same size as "C"!
Rapunzel can hang out on the rooftop balcony, the front balcony, or by the windows.
The yarn braid we made is glued to the inside of the window.
Snow White is climbing Rapunzel's braid!
We thought Rapunzel needed a comfy bed so I sewed her a couple of little pillow mattresses
(re-cycling one of the girl's old crib sheets) and a mini pillow.
We can always play Princess in the Pea with them!
Rapunzel, all tucked into her new room.
We still might add some murals and a popsicle stick easel since Rapunzel's an artist!
All in all, it's a huge hit with the girls and it was a lot more fun making our own
than buying the plastic one we saw at the store!
Bonus -- We can recycle this one when the girls are over their princess phase!
Wishing you and yours
your own crafty happily ever after!
pink and green mama, MaryLea
UPDATE: Two years later and the girls are still playing with the tower in our playroom!
UPDATE: Two years later and the girls are still playing with the tower in our playroom!
Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
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Diepsloot, South Africa (CNN) -- In a country where several rapes are said to occur every minute, in a township where violence is commonplace, this was a crime that shocked the entire community of Diepsloot, South Africa.
Two girl cousins, aged two and three, were taken from their doorstep -- kidnapped in broad daylight.
And when Yonelisa and Zandile Mali were found a few days later in the township north of Johannesburg, the news only got worse.
The two girls had been raped and murdered, their lifeless bodies dumped in a public toilet in Diepsloot.
Pistorius case brings South Africa gun culture to global spotlight
Since that discovery October 15, five men have been accused of kidnapping, raping and killing the two little girls.
The suspects appeared briefly in court in Pretoria Thursday but the trial has been adjourned until November 1 while investigations continue, Medupe Simasiku, a spokesman for South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority, told CNN.
Investigators are currently analyzing DNA evidence and awaiting official identification of the five men, he said.
A confession from one of the suspects was legally obtained and will be used in court, according to Simasiku, but the other suspects have not confessed to the alleged crimes. All five will defend themselves in court.
Residents of Diepsloot demonstrated outside Pretoria Magistrate's Court as the men made their appearance, voicing their anger over the killings.
The sprawling, densely populated township on the outskirts of Johannesburg is one of the most violent places in the country, making it a challenge for any parent to keep their child safe here.
But Yonelisa's mother, Thokozani Mali, tried her best. She was at home with the girls on the day they were taken, checking on them every five minutes as they played together.
Why brutality is ingrained in psyche of South Africa
She discovered they'd vanished after going to check when all went quiet. Family, neighbors and the police joined a frantic hunt for the toddlers.
Ten days after their bodies were found, Thokozani finds it hard to talk about the loss of her only child.
"I am trying to be strong," she told CNN. "When I am sleeping, she always next to me, so when I think of that I feel like crying."
A box of the girls' shoes is outside her home, waiting to be given away to those in need. But for the moment, the pain is still too raw.
'Gruesome incidents'
South African President Jacob Zuma last week condemned the girls' murder, as well as the apparent torture and abuse of a young boy whose body was found in a field in Katlehong, east of Johannesburg.
"These gruesome incidents of extreme torture and murder of our children do not belong to the society that we are continuously striving to build together," he said in a statement.
"Whilst we appeal to the communities not to take the matters into their hands, we also want to urge them to work with law enforcement authorities to find the perpetrators and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law."
Arrests for rape are rare in South Africa, and only 6% of rape cases lead to convictions.
But rape itself is far from uncommon. South Africa has one of the highest rates of sexual violence in the world, with an average of 55,000 reported cases a year.
The true figure is likely much higher, though, since many victims stay silent, according to Prof. Rachel Jewkes of the South African Medical Research Council.
Surveys of adult women in South Africa's Gauteng province, which encompasses Johannesburg, Diepsloot and Pretoria, suggest that 25 women are raped for each one who reports it to the police, she said.
"If you take into account that rape is so under-reported, there are several rapes every minute in this country by our estimate," she said.
While some 60% of the women raped in South Africa are adults, about 15% are children under the age of 11, she said.
"We do see rapes of children of age 3 and 2 every year but obviously not that many," Jewkes said.
She has seen a disturbing increase in cases where those attacked are both raped and killed. About a quarter of girl children who are murdered are raped, Jewkes said.
The police station in Diepsloot has one of the highest rates of reported rapes in the country, she said.
She believes that to change this, authorities will need to tackle the root causes -- poverty, lack of policing, and the problem of men's attitude of sexual entitlement toward women.
CNN's Arwa Damon and Brent Swails reported in Diepsloot and Laura Smith-Spark wrote in London. CNN's Karen Smith contributed to this report.


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Everyone loves a good sharer, especially social media managers.
In an ideal world, your employees would gladly share all of your company's social media posts, right when you want them to. But it's often hard for them to keep up with the tide of individual emails badgering them to share this or that. The result: Social burnout. They don't care to share and your social footprint suffers.
In this video, social media expert Brian Honigman suggests Circulate.it as a convenient quick-fix, yet effective solution to this common problem.
Circulate.it is a web-based app that neatly bundles everything you want your employees, co-workers and colleagues to socialize into a single simple daily email newsletter. The tool lets you quickly share all of the company news, articles and blog posts you'd like your team to boost across their social media networks -- in one click, directly from your email.
The easier you make it for them to socially share your content (on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn), the more likely they'll be in the mood to. At least that's the idea.
Circulate.it monthly pricing packages range from $9 to $99, depending on how many email newsletters you send and the number of premium features you opt for. Not ready to go all in? Try it for free for 14 days.
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Historically, older adults are underrepresented in clinical trials despite bearing a disproportionate burden of cancer. Clinical Director of the Lymphoma Outpatient Unit Paul Hamlin discusses an analysis that evaluates the relationship between DLT and SAE with increasing age and comorbidities in phase I lymphoma trials at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
The inverse correlation between age and travel distance to MSKCC implies travel is a potential barrier to participation and suggests availability of trials at satellite centers, when appropriate, may improve older patient participation.
This analysis suggests age and comorbidity should not unduly preclude participation of older individuals otherwise deemed appropriate for phase I studies in hematologic malignancy.


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Add my Office 365 email address to Outlook using the Outlook Setup Assistant (Windows)
Use the Outlook Setup Assistant tool to automatically set up your email in Outlook.
Required: If you are moving from a POP Email Service, you and your users are required to use the Outlook Setup Assistant to setup your accounts. The Assistant will copy over your client configurations and prepare each desktop with the existing settings.
- Download the Outlook Setup Assistant tool.
Note: The Outlook Assistant tool will only work on Windows using Outlook 2010 or later.
- Open the downloaded file, called Outlook_Setup_Assistant_installation.exe and click Run.
- Click Install.
- Enter your Office 365 email address and password, and click Next.
Note: This creates a new Outlook profile and sets it as the default. If you already had a profile, it is still available. You can manage your default profiles in Outlook.
- Enter your same Office 365 login credentials in the dialog box that appears, and click OK.
Note: Outlook may open in the background; please wait on the Outlook Setup Assistant window until you see the Success!... screen.
- Check the box that says Automatically remove the Outlook Setup app on close (uninstall), and click Close.
- On the Installation window in the background, click Close.
- Your Outlook should be ready to use! Try sending a test email, to be sure everything is working.
Next step
- Where did my other Outlook profile go? It's still there, set Outlook to prompt for a profile.
- The automatic setup didn't work, what should I do? Try manually configuring Outlook.
More info
- Set up your Office 365 email on your iPhone
- Set up your Office 365 email on your Android phone


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July 27 | Cool off after the Bix 7!
July 19-20 | A Quad Cities VA-sanctioned group will team with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the St. Ambrose University Veterans Recruitment and Services Office and countless other state, local and national organizations to stage the most comprehensive veterans service event in the region.
A week-long camp for 7th or 8th graders interested in the health professions.
July 15-19 | Explore and create your personal writing. At Young Writers' Camp, you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere among supportive peer authors while developing a community of writers.
July 15-18 | Interested in participating in National History Day? Whip your research skills into shape as we drill you on primary sources and pump up your presentation skills at this boot camp.


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Cherokee Cascade 26DJSE
Forest River Cherokee Cascade travel trailer 26DJSE highlights:
- Double Bed Bunks
- Queen Bed
- Shaker Style Cabinetry
- Large Stainless Steel Sink
- Sofa
Enjoy cooking for your family of seven or eight in this Cherokee Cascade SE trailer. With a three burner range and overhead microwave oven, you can easily cook just like home. The large stainless sink and high rise faucet makes cleaning your larger pots and pans quite simple, plus the large overhead cabinets make storage an easy task as well. There is plenty of seating for the whole gang with the sofa and booth dinette when everyone is inside. You can also create some outdoor living space beneath the 15' awning for when you are having fun outdoors.
All Cherokee Cascade models are quality built with distinct features and superior comfort in mind. And, they are all set at an affordable price point. So, when you get the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy all the beauty and wonder that an outdoor adventure holds, the Cherokee Cascade is ready and waiting to help you relax and unwind. Each unit features an aerodynamic radius front which improves towability, and you will have no trouble hitching up even in the dark with the lighted power tongue jack. The nitro filled tires help keep the tow going smoothly down the road even on a bumpy surface. Inside, you will enjoy comfortable furnishing, shaker style cabinetry, and large overhead cabinets for plenty of storage. There are two 20 lb. LP bottles, a patio awning for added outdoor living space, plus plenty of exterior storage for your camping gear. These units also offer solar prep for when you choose to do a little boon-docking off the beaten path, and they are also wired for a back up camera if you choose to add that option as well. Come choose one of the Cherokee Cascade travel trailers or toy haulers, and let everyday life take a backseat so you can rest and unwind for awhile!Have a question about this floorplan?Contact Us
Sleeps 8 Length 29 ft 2 in Ext Width 8 ft 1 in Ext Height 10 ft 6 in Int Height 0 ft Hitch Weight 574 lbs Gross Weight 7574 lbs Dry Weight 4596 lbs Cargo Weight 2978 lbs Fresh Water Capacity 46 gals Grey Water Capacity 38 gals Black Water Capacity 28 gals Number Of Bunks 2 Available Beds Queen Refrigerator Type Double Door Cooktop Burners 3 Number of Awnings 1 LP Tank Capacity 20 Water Heater Capacity 6 gal Water Heater Type Turbo AC BTU 13500 btu Cargo Deck Size 0 ft Awning Info 15' Manual Axle Count 2 Number of LP Tanks 2 Shower Type Tub/Shower Combo
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Margaret will be on The Mortified Sessions on Sundance on Monday, January 2nd – 8pm!
From Huffington Post TV: On Sundance Channel's "Mortified Sessions," celebrities reveal their dirty laundry. From how they learned about sex to childhood crushes, they're not holding anything back. On the upcoming new episode, "Suburgatory" star Cheryl Hines and comedienne Margaret Cho are next to spill their secrets.
For Cho, realizing she wasn't white was a shock.
"When I was maybe six, I was really angry that I was not white. When I realized I wasn't white I was so furious … I still have deep fantasies about being white — it must be so relaxing to be white. I wish I could go to the spa and just be white for an hour," she said.


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Chaps by Ralph Lauren 3.4 oz cologne for men
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Out of Stock, click here to get notified when re-stockedChaps by Ralph Lauren 3.4 oz / 100 ml cologne spray for men. Created by the design house of ralph lauren in 1979, chaps is classified as a refined, oriental, woody fragrance . It opens with fresh notes of bergamot, lemon, lime and sage. The heart notes of spices are completed with jasmine and lavender, settled at the base of patchouli, oak moss, sandalwood, vetiver, leather, amber and vanilla.


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The tradition-rich Hope men's soccer program will be building on its past successes with a lineup that includes a large contingent of returning letterwinners.
The tradition-rich Hope men's soccer program will be building on its past successes with a lineup that includes a large contingent of returning letterwinners.
Coach Steven Smith's Flying Dutchmen will be playing their first complete season in the state-of-the-art Van Andel Soccer Stadium. The team played a portion of its 2009 season in the new facility. The 2010 campaign has nine home games, including seven under the lights.
The Flying Dutchmen had a banner campaign in 2009, posting an overall 13-4-3 record. The season was not for the faint-of-heart as nine matches ended in 1-0 decisions. The last of those, a 1-0 loss to rival Calvin, pushed the Flying Dutchmen into second place in the conference race. Through nine seasons of the new millennium the Flying Dutchmen have won nearly 80% of their matches (144-40-15) with four conference championships and four appearances in the NCAA Division III playoffs.
Coach Smith begins his 21st season at the helm of the men's soccer program. He ranks among the winningest NCAA Division III coaches with a career record of 278-90-31, .765. His mark against MIAA opponents is 190-50-19.
The pre-season roster includes 20 returning letterwinners. The co-captains of the team are senior John Turner of East Kentwood (East Kentwood HS) and junior Logan Neil of Holland (West Ottawa HS).
Five players who have received All-MIAA honors return for 2010. Junior Shaun Groetsema of Augusta (Galesburg-Augusta HS) was an All-MIAA first team honoree in 2009 while Logan Neil and freshman Jeffrey Ekdom of Holland (Holland Christian HS) received second team recognition. Senior Kevin Bartosek of Traverse City (Traverse City West HS) was an All-MIAA honoree in 2007 and 2008 while John Turner received all-conference honors in 2007. Groetsema and Bartosek have also been recipients of All-Region honors.
The Flying Dutchmen will try to build on its outstanding defense from a year ago. The Flying Dutchmen in 2009 were 13th among all NCAA Division III teams allowing just 12 goals over 20 games and were 16th nationally in shutouts with 12. Neil ranked fourth in Division III in defense, allowing just eight goals over 20 games, 17 as a starter. He was seventh nationally in save percentage (.889).
Other returning letterwinners include senior Ross Bailey of Ogden Dunes, Ind. (Portage HS), senior Riley Byrnes of Michigan City, Ind. (Michigan City HS), senior Ben Rosema of Spring Lake (Spring Lake HS), senior Andrew Nichols of Traverse City (Traverse City West HS), senior Aaron Van Andel of Ada (Grand Rapids Christian HS), junior David Whitaker of Vicksburg (Vicksburg HS), senior Ryan Cotter of Zeeland (Zeeland East HS), sophomore Luke Dishnow of Saline (Saline HS), junior Paul Austin of Grandville (Grandville HS), senior Jeffrey Stusick of Stevensville (Lakeshore HS), junior Andrew Abe of Naperville, Ill. (Naperville North HS), sophomore Conor Hughes of Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North HS), sophomore Maxwell DeBoef of Plainwell (Plainwell HS), sophomore Michael Ferguson of Whitehall (Whitehall HS), and junior Scott Howard of Grand Rapids (Forest Hills Eastern HS).


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Join us at Holland's historic Park Theatre for "I Am Woman", a Hope Summer Repertory Theatre cabaret that celebrates great female songwriters, soloists, and vocal groups of our time.
With tunes ranging from the musical theatre repertoire to pop and rock classics, the song selection for this revue is sure to entertain. Spanning from the 1950s to the present day, the numbers reflect different points in women's lives as well as their relationships with their friends and family. The entire show is performed by five lovely and talented women.
Created by Fred Tessler and Brad Landers, I Am Woman runs at the Park Theatre (248 S River Ave) at 8:30 pm on July 2, 3, 8, 9, 18, 23, 31.
The feminine ensemble includes the following individuals: Sierra White (AEA) is from Chicago, Illinois and an alumna of Drake University (class of 2011) holding a BFA in Musical Theatre. Katie Drinkard is a rising senior in the BFA Musical Theatre program at Ithaca College who originally hails from Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Alyssa Magarian, a native of Cincinnati, is a rising senior in the BFA Musical Theatre program at Ithaca. Last summer with HSRT, Alyssa was seen in Pride and Prejudice and Songs for a New World. Olivia Puckett is a recent graduate of Wagner College with a BA in Theatre Performance and hails from sunny San Diego, California. Grace Stockdale is a rising senior BFA Musical Theatre Major from Ithaca College in New York.
Returning for his twentieth season at HSRT, Fred Tessler is the music director for I Am Woman. He has worked on over forty productions at HSRT including directing Suds, Honk!, Dames At Sea, 10 Cabaret Shows (8 of which were original creations), and music directing Kiss Me Kate, Babes In Arms, and Two Gents. When he isn't at HSRT, Fred is in New York City where he is on faculty for Wagner College.
Brad Landers returns to HSRT this summer as the choreographer and co-creator for I am Woman and choreographer for All Shook Up. A graduate of Wagner College on Staten Island, Brad has worked as a choreographer and a performer regionally, touring, and in NYC. Brad draws on many influences including Fosse, Robbins, Bourne, in addition to the many experiences, travels, and stories his life has presented him. His mission is to tell a story through dance and explore new ways of narrating and therefore creating new forms of movement. Credits as choreographer include the live and video performance of "Let's Have a Kiki" and "Shady Love" for the internationally acclaimed band The Scissor Sisters, Chrissi Poland's new video "Possible", and Little Shop of Horrors at the Revision Theater in Ashbury, New Jersey.
The production team for I Am Woman is as follows: Scenic Consultant Kristin Ellert, Costume Designer Michelle Bombe, Costume Shop Manager Jessica Leslie, Wardrobe Head Alexa Duimstra, Sound Designer Jeffrey Levin, Lighting Designer Stephen Sakowski, Master Electrician Krystal Martinez, Stage Manager Allyson Namishia, Assistant Stage Manager Jacqueline Marschke.
Take advantage of Hope Summer Repertory Theatre's best ticket offer and purchase a season ticket package. A season ticket package saves patrons up to 27% off individual ticket prices and guarantees a terrific seat for every performance. With free exchanges, purchasing a season ticket package is the best way to support HSRT. Season packages are now on sale at the DeWitt and the new 8th Street ticket offices.
The Season Pass Package includes mezzanine seating for four main stage performances and our bonus show for only $87 for adults and $82 for seniors. The Best Buy Package includes admission to the four main stage productions for $67 for adults and $62 for seniors. The Super-Saver Package includes seating limited to the balcony and orchestra for our four main stage productions for $50 for adults and seniors.
The Children's Pass Package is great for children under 12 and includes tickets to both CPT performances and one ticket to a main stage musical for $25. The Adult CPT Package is great for a parent for it includes a ticket to both CPT performances and one main stage performance for $40. Add an additional performance and pay $60 for our Bonus Adult CPT Package.
Individual tickets are now on sale at the DeWitt Ticket Office (141 E. 12th Street) from Monday through Friday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm and Saturdays from Noon – Intermission. Our new 8th Street Ticket Office (100 E. 8th Street – Main Level) is open Monday through Friday 10:00 am – 5 pm. Prices range from $12 - $20 for I am Woman. Patrons can purchase individual tickets online by visiting hope.edu/hsrt or calling 616-395-7890.