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Dear Republican Party
You might not know who I am.: I don't have a huge profile but I'm tapped into something that you had better pay attention to.: For too long both political parties have gotten caught up in the political game.: I've been a good soldier on your team, not the best, but a stand out.: A lot of people listen to me and I've built that communication the hard way traveling, speaking, and meeting people.: People who know me understand that I didn't just tell people that Mitt Romney couldn't beat Barack Obama but I did everything in my power to stop his nomination.: Despite my reservations, after he was nominated, I offered to do whatever I could to help.: : I tried to help him bridge the gap with the Tea Party by throwing the Unity Rally at the convention in Tampa where he couldn't find the time to share a stage with Herman Cain, Michelle Bachmann, other distinguished members of the Tea Party and a few thousand supportive and influential Floridians.
My team didn't have the resources to compete at the Presidential level, plain and simple.: We were cast aside but we didn't take it personally, you had won and so you got to set the game plan and lay the agenda.: : While you were busy paying attention to your targeted ad buys, we kept networking personally with incredible people around the country.
Nearly all of you ignored the Day of Resistance rallies a few weeks ago but they were pretty spectacular.: More than 125 rallies took place attended by as many as thousands of people and as few as one patriot standing alone to make his voice heard.: Not one single accident happened, not one gun was accidentally discharged despite many people open carrying and not one citation was issued.: : Many of you took this opportunity to speak to the people you represent and they will remember that.: One person who put himself out on the limb by doing a national video was Senator Rand Paul!: We figure we turned out between 75,000 and 100,000 people despite a nearly universal blackout in the national media.: Breitbart.com and Matthew Boyle had enough sense to give us some coverage but nearly everyone else shut us out.: Here are some highlights of the thousands of amazing pictures
These weren't just rallies, they were people willing to go out into the community and talk to anyone who would listen. This guy in Texas was a rally of one and damn proud of it!
In Maryland they did a patriotic flash mob and distributed material to people who took notice. You really want to take all these people on?
You have a choice to make as a party.: We have no real loyalty to the party of Lindsey Graham and John McCain. We have very little confidence in John Boehner and Mitch McConnell.: They have allowed Obama to set the agenda for too long, they are tactically weak.
Our movement just had our Rick Santelli moment where the conservative all-star team in the Senate filibustered on an issue with broad bi-partisan appeal on the street even if not inside your silly Washington bubble.: The growing police state is a big concern to a lot of people of both parties and the damage of the corruption and graft inside Washington has violently disrupted many of our lives.: We're pissed.
So you have a choice to make.
Are you going to hand over the reigns of the key public positions in the Senate to guys like Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, and Marco Rubio or do you keep the tired and old leaders like Graham, McCain, and McConnell in charge?
Are you going to hand the reigns of the House over to guys like Justin Amash, Raul Labrador, and Paul Ryan or do you keep the yawn fest of Boehner and Cantor in charge?
Regardless of what you do with leadership you better start making a show out of deliberating on serious policy, publicly.: These people are extremely angry about the gun laws that are being proposed and passed in some places and many of us are angry about government intrusion into other areas of our lives.: If you don't start producing a national debate and proposals on things like reducing the police state, reigning in banking corruption, and rolling back unconstitutional authority by doing things like simplifying the tax code and returning regulatory authority back to the Cities, Counties, and States. Our allegiance with you is finished.
No matter what you do we are going to follow the lead of this incredible City Council Woman I met while speaking in Clear Lake, TX, and get city councils around the country to pass laws nullifying any bill of rights infringements.: We are then going to learn from the folks in Wyoming and Montana and move our fight to our State Capitols.
A revolution is brewing.: There is no patience for political hacks of any party.: I suggest you take a look at the list of people who showed up to #StandWithRand and figure out a way to get them in front of every podium and press conference you can get your hands on, my suggestion would be to put them in leadership, but I'm just an organizer.: : You can find a list in this incredible op-ed by Rand Paul
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The Iowa State fotball team has another brutal season ahead, and it doesn't help that they face another challenging FCS opponent. Northern Iowa always gives FBS teams fits — just ask Iowa and Wisconsin — and they've beaten the Cyclones multiple times now.
Now comes in North Dakota State, a team that's won three straight FCS championships and have defeated every FBS team they've faced since 2010.
The last time they lost to an FBS school? Iowa State. Since then, the Bison have become a powerhouse in FCS play, and have proven that they can compete at the next level. No, victories over Kansas and Minnesota aren't really the best thing in the world, but they absolutely handled Kansas State for a full 60 minutes.
However, this year could be a new era for NDSU. Gone is Missouri Valley Offensive Player of the Year, quarterback Brock Jensen, who led the team with a passing efficiency rating of 167.3. He completed 66.3 percent of his passes while throwing for 34 touchdowns and just seven interceptions.
Also gone from last season are leading rusher Sam Ojuri and Ryan Smith, both players that finished in the top 10 statistically in the Missouri Valley. Ojuri was 4th in the Valley averaging 93.2 rushing yards and Smith averaged 50.2 yards per game and had five touchdowns.
But don't think for a second that NDSU is that much weaker. While there will be some growing pains at quarterback, the dangerous threat is their top senior receiver, Zach Vraa. He had 15 touchdowns last season, most of any receiver in the Valley, and also averaged the most catches (17.8) and yards (79.4) per game. He can assist at making the transition easier for the new starter under center.
Junior Carson Wentz looks to be a favorite in spring practice right now. In a scrimmage today, Wentz completed 6-of-11 passes for 72 yards including a 30-yard touchdown pass to running back Chase Morlock. The other quarterbacks, Cole Davis and Derek McGinnis, combined for 4-of-12 and 86 yards. However, Davis did make a 60-yard touchdown highlight by hitting tight end Justin Arp.
Last season, NDSU averaged 457.5 yards of offense per game and allowed just 255.9 yards per game, 3rd best in FCS play last season. Even worse for Iowa State is despite how good Jensen was, they really did most of their damage on defense and with their running attack. They love to control and dominate clock, averaging over 250 yards on the ground per game.
Way too early prediction
This is going to be one very interesting game. How will Iowa State's offense run now that Mark Mangino is at the helm? Will North Dakota State finally not live up to their lofty expectations of winning a title every year with lots of seniors from last year's team gone, or are there enough weapons coming back to continue their domination against FBS foes in the first weeks of the college football season.
One thing is for certain, it won't be easy, and Paul Rhoads' teams tend to struggle coming out of the gate in a new season. Right now, NDSU would and should get the edge over Iowa State. There's simply too many problems from last season to believe that the Cyclones have patched everything up, and the Bison are strong in the key areas that ISU has weaknesses.

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As I mentioned earlier, HTML is a markup language. This means that HTML uses tags to format the content of the page. Once you're comfortable with the syntax behind formatting content, then it simply becomes a matter of learning which tags are available to you for formatting and the options you have when using them. To illustrate that concept a little bit more clearly, I'm going to be using the format.htm file you see here. So you can see here, within the body of our page, we just have a single line of text that says, "What am I?" Well, currently that line is not being formatted at all.
It has no tag around it to identify it, other than belonging to the body of the page. Now, if I were to preview this in the browser, you can say that it does display on the page as just a single line of text, and it sort of has the default font size and formatting that you would expect to find in just regular paragraph text. So the browser is basically just giving you the default formatting for text within the browser. However, if I go back into the code, I can change the formatting of this text by simply applying another tag around it. So that's exactly what we are going to do.
So right around "What am I?" I am just going to ahead and create a new tag. I am going use a pre tag. Now, I don't think we've seen this one so far in the title. We will be seeing this a little bit later on as well. So again, I am just going to do an opening and closing tag that wraps around the text "What am I?" I am going to go ahead and save this. If I go back into my browser and refresh my page, I can see that the text does indeed change formatting. Just because you're changing formatting doesn't mean that everything that we do in HTML is presentational; it's actually the other way around.
HTML describes the structure of the document, so essentially pre, which stands for preformatted, you're telling the browser this is preformatted text. Every single browser out there has what we call a default style sheet. Now what that means is is basically there's a little style sheet that says, okay, what type of element is that? This is how I am going to format and display that on the page. Now, using your own styles, you can override those, and we will do that a little bit later on in this title. But for the most part, the formatting that we are seeing on the page is actually representative of what type of element it is.
You can see preformatted text, for example, is typically displayed in a monospaced font and the reason for that is because that pre tag is used a lot around code snippets or code segments or things like that, so monospace fonts are typically really good for that. Of course, you can use CSS to style it any way that you want. So if I go back in and I change the tag that's around it, I am going dramatically change the meaning of the text. So right now it's preformatted text, but if I surround this with, say, an h4, which is a heading4 and save that and test it, I can see it again the text changes.
It's bigger, it's bolder. It's now a heading. I notice that it's not that large, because it's a heading4. If on the other hand I change that to a h1, which is a top-level heading, save that, and test it, you can see the text gets a lot larger. Again, the browser is simply giving you a visual representation of what type of element that is. We're not actually passing any formatting instructions whatsoever. So for the most part, when you apply a tag around text to create an element, you are essentially telling the browser, or whatever user agent is parsing that page, what type of semantic structural element it is.
Now, it's not always so cut and dry, in terms of being structural versus presentational. Let me show you what I mean. Let's go back into our code, back into our heading1. What about the text "am?" What if I wanted to change that and italicize that, or make it appear italicized within the heading? It's very easy for me to do by just using the i tag, or the italics tag. So I am going to go ahead and wrap the word "am" in the italics tag, and of course it's okay to nest one tag inside of another. So if I save this, go back in, and preview my page, I can see that now the word am is indeed italicized.
The italics tags, along with tags like the bold tags, are a small section of tags within HTML that are entirely presentational. And what that means is they don't actually mean anything. We didn't change the meaning of this text at all. We just informed the browser to go ahead and display that text as being italicized. There is a big movement among web designers and developers over, say, the last five to ten years, to be honest with you, to separate presentation from structure. And what that means is is the goal is to just have your code represent the structure of the text--what type of element this is--and then you allow CSS, which is a presentational language, to control how it looks.
But there are still some more remnants of presentational markup in HTML and the italics tag is one of them. When would you use it? Well, for a case just like this, when I wanted to italicize that text but not necessarily affect its meaning. Again, as I mentioned, that's not always cut and dry, because there are other tags out there that seemingly do the same thing. Let's say for example I use the em tag, em, instead of the italics tag. If I saved this and previewed it, nothing changes. It's still italicized. However, behind the scenes there is actually a much bigger change.
The em tag stands for emphasis. So now the word "am" is being emphasized, whereas before it was merely being italicized. And we are going to explain this a little bit later on in this chapter as we talk about emphasizing text and what the difference is between some of these presentational versus structural elements are. That's why it's so important to understand what these tags are and what they're doing and what they're saying about the underlying text. As a markup language, all you really need to do to properly format content in HTML is to simply wrap it in the appropriate tag.
Of course, this means that part of the joy of learning HTML is learning all of the different tags and when they are appropriate.
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Hrithik Roshan tattoo's Sussanne's name on his wrist
After Saif Ali Khan tattooed the name of lady love Kareena on his arm, it's time for another declaration of love, sealed with a tattoo The newest celeb to join the tattoo bandwagon is Hrithik Roshan, who recently tattooed his wife Sussanne's name on his wrist.
As per our sources, "There were many speculation on Hrithik-Barbara's rapport with the film Kites. Media has been talking about it to the death.
They even reported that Sussanne-Hrithik are splitting. Duggu was tired of all this speculations and thus, he decided to tattoo his wife's name and prove to the world that they are still very much in love."
In a recent interview to a newspaper, Hrithik's sister Sunaina gave a statement that, "My brother may be a big flirt, but there is only one lady in his life and that's Sussanne bhabhi. They love each other and there is no problem between the two."
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AndroidPIT Forum - Thread "Great and very CHEAP app promotion!" This feed contains the most recent forum posts at www.androidpit.com in the thread "Great and very CHEAP app promotion!". urn:androidpit:forum:thread:b5c3656c70326203078d1334dacd71a0 2013-01-12T22:37:48Z 2013-01-12T22:37:48Z Great and very CHEAP app promotion! Saar Baruch urn:androidpit:forum:post:aa43267314e02e756fd5768a5d58348e 2013-01-12T22:37:48Z 2013-01-12T22:37:48Z I made a great fiverr gig that helps promote applications, great promotion for only 5$ it contains:
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I showed you my Dr. Martens shoes in one of my previous posts. I also told you that I can't wait to wear my silver babies again. Well, I the day has come and here is my outfit. I forgot to tell you, that Dr. Martens boots are a huge "blisters alert". I've been wearing these boots last winter and ...Preberi več »
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Happy Friday! On this day last week it was 70 degrees out and I spent the whole day gallivanting around my neighborhood, reveling in my spring-wear, mentally storing away my tired, pilly sweaters. Today it might get up to 40. I stress might. Oh, Spring. Why do you toy with us like this?
Fortunately I was privileged to enjoy some excellent blog posts this week, which distracted me from the weather, which included SNOW and THUNDER-HAIL, ARE YOU KIDDING ME, WEATHER.
Ahem. Onward!
"We see what we see, and that's all we see. We don't see the Photoshopping, unless it's obvious. We don't see the restrictive foundation garments, the crying quietly into pillows or glasses of Chardonnay, the cranky, low-blood-sugar moments with loved ones, the sad lapses when too much traffic intersects with too little sleep, the worry and self-doubt in the wee, non-posting hours of the morning."
The Communicatrix, on not falling for postcard living.There's a lot of good stuff in here, and it's hard to encapsulate everything she talks about in one pithy sentence. Read.
"I prefer to shop alone, but there have been low moments when I've been plastered to the dressing room wall trying to dislocate my shoulder and wrestle my way out of a garment whose most marked quality is a Chinese-finger-trap-like fit."
On a lighter note, Sally from Already Pretty offers these dressing-room strategies, guest-written by Erin, whose blog is the Fierce Beagle. I don't know about you guys, but I needed this. But then, I probably need a team of EMTs at my side whenever I shop. (I get stuck in clothing kind of a lot.)
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I am new to this mailing list, but I wanted to point people here
to a new internet-draft of mine on "Inappropriate TCP Resets Considered
Harmful", at
which argues that firewalls should not send TCP Resets (RST) in response
to TCP SYN packets that contain flags in the TCP Reserved field.
(Of 24,000 or so web servers that we tested as part of the TBIT project,
only 300 or so were behind firewalls that send TCP resets in this case,
so clearly most of the world seems to be maintaining reasonably adequate
security without sending TCP Resets in this case.)
I just learned of this mailing list, so I thought that, as long as
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I ended up buying a Samsung Galaxy S II. It's got a huge, bright, high-resolution screen, an insanely fast dual-core processor, and some crappy carrier/manufacturer customized version of Android that'll be gone by this time tomorrow. :)
Verizon, with charger/etc... worth asking I guess.
plan isn't offered anymore (hasn't been for about 6 years... lol).
So I just buy "new"(to me) hardware and move the service around. The
sales lemmings at teh store shit bricks when they pull up my account info.
I'm on a treo 700p right now. It works fine, does what I need it to,
but it's starting to fall apart. I've had this one for about 3 years
now, before that was a Startac.
Have an ipod touch... long story, but it's for sale on ebay. Basically
i'm sick of iShit... itunes specifically. I'd like to be able to put a
PDF on a memory card and view it on my mobile without having to sync
with my home computer to do so. I know I could email it, but jesus
christ, it should NOT be that difficult to move a file between any
workstation and a mobile device.
The iTouch was an upgrade from my phone mainly because
it had wifi and a
regular headphone connector. If treo had that, I'd be perfectly
content. But iTouch had no phone. And after having to reboot that
thing once a week, and the crippled op system... i'm willing to give
android a shot. Buddy's got one and seems to like it, although he's not
using it nearly to its capabilities.
So for now I'm using my 9-year-old Gen2 iPod (Still gets ~7hrs on one
battery charge) along with my treo. But i'd like to consolidate the
two into a single upgrade.
I highly recommend it.
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The FCC has found that AT&T's purchase of T-Mobile is "not in the public interest."
The game's not over, of course, but it's good to see that the FCC has actually listened to the public interest groups that were opposed to the merger and will at least be holding more hearings.
It seems that AT&T now must present additional evidence showing that the merger will create jobs. Heh. That ought to be amusing.
It is all politics... the merger of NBC and Comcast was allowed.
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AT&T has withdrawn its application with the FCC to acquire T-Mobile.
Skeptics are claiming that AT&T will first focus its efforts on lobbying DoJ to let it through, and then they'll use DoJ's approval as a cudgel against FCC.
Non-skeptics think that this may perhaps open the door for T-Mobile to be acquired by some other company that does not yet have a wireless presence in the US. Deutche Telekom definitely doesn't want to hold on to it.
Perhaps they also realized that T-Mobile's customer base is largely made up of subscribers who have solemly vowed to do business with anyone other than AT&T. :)
In any case, it's good news. I'm a happy T-Mobile subscriber and I didn't want to get annexed into the AT&T/Verizon model of "our unlimited data plan is only unlimited for the first 2 GB, then you have to pay more"
anyone have an android with 2.2 (Froyo) or better that they're interested in selling?
I have to get one to replace one I lost.
Tue Oct 25 2011 10:53:03 AM EDT from IGnatius T FoobarTry the Galaxy S II before you make that decision. I'm really loving this phone. I think you would enjoy the big screen and fast speed. I'm pretty sure it's available on Verizon.
I read they were going to release the Galaxy S III in early 2012, but not sure of the carrier.
Pretty decent so far... crashes on occasion though.
Streamed internet radio on my ride to work this morning. :lol
It's replaced my itouch in every aspect except my music library.
Is there a decent way to get this thing to sync with my existing itunes
It really can't be *that* difficult.
The other audio-related annoyance I have... maybe someone knows the
answer to this... So I set my "ring tone" and "alert tone" to a MIDI
file. That MIDI lives on the internal memory, /mnt/sdcard. Any time I
mount the phone's media on the computer, the ring/alert tones default to
something in the phone's main memory. Any way to change that so it
quits doing that?
It's not rooted... yet.
If it's on /mnt/sdcard though, that's usually *not* the phone's internal memory. On some phones the internal memory is somewhat limited, but if you can move the MIDI file to it, you're good to go...
Di Nov 29 2011 03:46:33 CETvon AnimalThat MIDI lives on the internal memory, /mnt/sdcard. Any time I
mount the phone's media on the computer, the ring/alert tones default to
something in the phone's main memory. Any way to change that so it
quits doing that?
After fooling around with my mother's Nook, I have decided I don't like tablet computers. That is all, I didn't know what computer level room to put that comment in. Have a good night.
There's the "internal memory" that things like /system, /etc, /bin etc
all live on. I can see those in the file manager.
There's a /mnt/sdcard, and there's a /mnt/sdcard-ext.
If I pull out the sdcard, I can still access /mnt/sdcard. So that's
apparently a partition on the internal memory for things like photos,
audio recordings, and the like.
When I plug this thing in, it'll mount two volumes on my computer; one's
the sdcard, the other is sdcard-ext.
I've tried moving things into and out of the "internal memory" that's
not in /mnt/sdcard, and always gotten a "permission denied" or other
Hail to the superior android OS!
My Nokia C7 has an internal memory (less than 1gb, for "/etc et al."), an internal flash memory of about 8gb and an external sd card as well. But I can write to either of them, though I seldom do it via the file manager, I choose it in config dialogues. My Sony Ericsson phones where the same (some of them had a transparent layer so the directories existed internal and on sd card and you saw them as an overlay in your phone explorer).
But all of them mounted the bigger internal memory and the external card as usb devices when connected in the appropriate mode. So important stuff needs to go to the small internal ram. Background image vanishes too, if you connect via usb and it is located on the mounted place.
Solution: Try to save ringtone with the corresponding config dialogue into internal memory. Or buy a phone with a serious OS and leave the android to the kiddies :-P
Right now most tables are simply content display devices - if you accept that, then they're OK. Too pricey, but OK. The plain old e-ink Kindle and Nook are fine, because they're simple book readers, and they do it pretty well. But if you try to anything particularly tricky in an iPad and any android tablet, you'll get frustrated pretty quickly.
I still like the Newton, though. I could actually do some pretty good data entry on the 2100.
So, yesterday I noticed a "Dead Spot" in the touch response of my Droid 2 Global.
It's a vertical strip (in portrait) about .25" from the edge of the screen, and is about .5" wide.
I've done several tests to identify exactly where it's failing. A "paint" test where you paint in an app and look at where it stops or jumps.
I've done the "Touch Test" and identified exactly what X coordinates it's failing at.
It's not software-based because it happens in ALL apps, even when moving between home screens. I am NOT going to do a factory reset (hard or soft) unless I absolutely have to.
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Here are some of the things that Avery Barkley (Jonathan Jackson) did on Season 1 of "Nashville":
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• Slept with his sleazy manager (cheating on Scarlett) to get ahead.
• Sabotaged his career by burning the master tapes of his album.
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• Got a job working tables at the Bluebird Café.
• Went from jealous ex-boyfriend to supportive, humble boyfriend.
• Became the moral compass and best friend of star Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panttiere).
• Sported moderately better facial hair.
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When news broke John Mark Karr lied about killing Jon Benet Ramsey, many wondered what would make someone falsely confess to such a brutal crime? Yet defense experts say false confessions happen more often than you think.
"When the Lindbergh baby was kidnapped, there were 600 false confessions," said Charlottesville Defense Attorney Steven Rosenfield.
Some people falsely confess for fame, while others confess to protect the real criminal. Former UVa honor student Jens Soering said that's what he was doing when he told police he killed his girlfriend Elizabeth Haysom's parents in 1985.
"In some sort of very teenaged part of my mind I saw myself basically being the hero for my girlfriend," Soering told us.
That is until prospectors threatened the death penalty then he recanted his confession.
That's another reason defense attorneys say people falsely confess, is to avoid execution or life sentences.
Attorney Steven Rosenfeild said that's what his client Robert Davis did. Davis confessed to killing a Crozet mom and her infant son after a long night of interrogation.
"Robert pleaded and pleaded [with investigators] to be given a chance to sleep. 'Take me to jail so I can get some rest.' The interrogation continued and Robert gave a confession of facts, some of which were fed by [an] interrogating police officer," said Rosenfield.
Another one of Rosenfield's client's, Earl Washington Jr., falsely confessed to the 1982 rape and murder of a Culpeper woman.
"Mentally retarded people are extremely adept at picking up body language and guessing correctly at what you want to hear," said Attorney Gail Starling Marshall.
Couple that with a certain amount of police pressure and, "Earl basically regurgitated what police had fed him. Earl knew no facts of this murder in Culpeper because he wasn't there," Rosenfield explained.
Gail Starling Marshall was the Virginia Deputy Attorney General who reviewed Washington's case for the state, and the first prosecutor to believe him innocent.
"I became convinced that he did not do it," said Marshall.
Washington came within hours of being executed and DNA evidence proved he did not do it.
According to studies, one half of one percent of all people found guilty have made a false confession.
"On the surface it appears to be a small number, but when you multiply that by the tens of thousands who are found guilty every year across America you are looking at thousands of innocent people who falsely confess who are in prison in Virginia and elsewhere," said Rosenfield.
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A reporter recently asked Belichick in an interview if he was nervous when he played Sterling Moore and Jeff Tarpinian even though they were barely ready to play together. Belichick admitted that the duo had minimal practice together but believed that their initial training was enough to make them work together. Belichick stated that there was no way of assuring that a decision will be right but experience often comes in handy.
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Belichick added, "Some guys do better; some guys not as good. [For] some guys, it takes them a little while to get going. That's certainly a little bit of an ongoing evaluation, but from a practice standpoint, those guys - especially Jeff - have had reps all year defensively. When he's been out there - he missed some time at training camp - but when he's been out there, he's had plenty of reps on defense. And Sterling, as the weeks have gone along, he's gotten progressively more. And more this week, obviously, with [Patrick] Chung being very limited in practice all week; Sterling got more reps on defense."


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The Bishop Dwenger boys golf team was nothing if not resilient during the first day of the state finals, recovering from several early gaffes to shoot a 17-over 305 and put them in a tie for fourth place today.
The Saints are six strokes behind the leader, Columbus North, heading into Wednesday's final round in Franklin at The Legends of Indiana.
"We started out very poor, really," Saints coach Dave Scudder said. "But we played the last four holes unbelievably well to make up for it."
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"I hit the wrong ball on the 10th hole and got a two-shot penalty," he said. "It was a careless error."
But it also characterized the Saints' day; he rallied to go 3 under on the last four holes. Patrick Allgeier, who had a 77, was also 3 under in his final four.
John Hope shot a 76 and Spencer Gillig had a 77.
"We struggled in the beginning and kind of rallied back to come within striking distance for (the final round)," said Elzey, who is tied for 17th individually and five strokes back of the leaders, Dylan Meyer of Evansville Central and Michael VanDeventer of Columbus North.
Homestead, the only other area team competing, is in 11th place with a 319. The Spartans got a 77 from Nick Myers, an 80 from Eric Martin and 81s from Alec Cunningham and Ellis Yoder.
Canterbury's Michael Brothers and Heritage's Nick Bienz both shot 76s, putting them among the five players tied for 17th.
"It was really windy and really hot," Scudder said. "The conditions were probably tougher than normal down here."
Northeast Indiana hasn't had a team champion since Warsaw in 2005, and no Allen County team has won since Northrop in 1984. The last area individual champion was Warsaw's Tyler Ostrom in 2011. The Allen County drought dates back to Elmhurst's Fred Link in 1941.
"It was really windy so it was hard to keep it on line. (The course) was pretty soft. The greens were slow and bumpy," Elzey said of the conditions.
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Diane Schuur
Start out with a band that includes Tom Scott, Steve Gadd, Richard Tee and Steve Khan. Add a set of songs that includes three by Ray Charles, one by Kye Fleming and Janis Ian and the Arthur Hamilton standard Cry Me a River. That adds up to about nine-tenths of a full-fledged pleasure already. The tone is more along R&B lines than Schuur's previous two albums—fusion keyboardist Dave Grusin having kicked himself upstairs to executive producer while former Windham Hill exec Steven Miller produced this one. When Schuur sets out to belt or, worse, try for a gospel kind of power, she seems to be pushing her voice past its limits. But she sounds relaxed and smoothly bluesy most of the time. (While the usual comparison is with Dinah Washington, she may make some people think of the '30s pop-jazz singer Mildred Bailey on this record.) There's even something for the out-and-out sentimentalists—Life Goes On, a tune Schuur wrote at 16 with her father, an Auburn, Wash., police captain, when her mother died. (GPP)
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Historical content, Literary adaptation
Just so you know, this show has Adult language.
The creators say this show is appropriate for ages 16 and up.
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By Elaine Toft / August 16, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
Though familiar with the story, its performance took me in completely start to end, perfect drama, laughs and tears. So much squeezed in an hour yet it truly filled me up.
By Michael Sheeks / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 6 shows
This show was carried forward by a strong cast with excellent performances. The script provides a lot of material for the cast to work with, developing characters in some strong ways. I was confused by the decision to play the minor characters in a broad comic, almost melodramatic way, while the heart of the show is contained in a realistic dramatic narrative. There are some very funny lines in the script, but they would have been just as funny without camping the show up. This detracted from the ending, which was not supported by the arc of the dramatic action in large part because of this choice. Still, they held me all the way through and I was engaged by their fates. A strong production.
By George Kukacka / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 2 shows
I would definitely recommend seeing this play. and the book is also a great read. Fantastic story, and very enjoyable.
By Richard Shields / August 10, 2013
This user has reviewed 20 shows
This story held my interest and provided entertainment as we followed the crooked trail of art con men. I felt the show was a good one. The actors held my attention and the staging was good, with some appropriate props. The ending held some surprise. Still a chance to see this show on Sunday for those looking for one to add to their schedule.
1 person found this review helpful
By Robert Yarwood / August 9, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
What an overwhelming surprize this evening to be able to catch the Forgers Apprentice at the Rarig. Bar none a very witty and wonderful original play written out of Love and Life experiences. And TRUE at that! The performance brought to the stage by an ensemble of talented and professional actors. Several from our wonderful stable of local muses, plus new and formidable faces I had never seen perform before. My hat is off to Mark Forgy and the troupe for such a riveting evening. Thank You!
2 people found this review helpful
By Brandon Hirdler / August 7, 2013
This user has reviewed 2 shows
This play did a great job of portraying Elmyr's story in just one hour. John Olive did an amazing job portraying Elmyr and the writing provided the perfect amount of laughter, tension, and tragedy. I would highly recommend seeing this play. I hope to see a more full length version in the future!
2 people found this review helpful
By Jon Fisher / August 6, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
This play renewed my love for plays. After reading some of these reviews, anyone who gave a 0-1 stars need to get their vision checked. The actors of this play made the experience a journey that will not be forgotten anytime soon. I was sucked into the story from the beginning as it was a very interesting story that kept me interested the minute the lights dimmed. The fact the story was a true story made it all the better! The only thing I wished could have changed was the length of play to tell more as I didn't want it to end. A HUGE MUST SEE!
1 person found this review helpful
By bill c / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
Amazing! I am going back on Sunday to see it again. The story kept me interested the whole time. The acting was very good. The writing was excellent. The play was very intriguing and part of history. The play had very good crowd reactions. The hour flew by very fast. This play was very entertaining and it made me laugh and cry. A must see!!!!
3 people found this review helpful
By Carter Allen / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 5 shows
I absolutely loved this show! The writing was fluid and pushed the story along at the perfect pace. The show had some beautiful acting from Jason Garton and John Olive. The ensemble of the cast was absolutely amazing. They switched between characters with so much ease! The story was beautiful and kept me invested the entire time. Direction, tech, acting, and writing all work for this piece. This show is brilliant! Go see it!
3 people found this review helpful
By Jonathan Kravetz / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 11 shows
One of the most pretentious, poorly written shows you'll ever see if you make the mistake of attending. Positive reviews must have been written by ringers. The acting was so bad that to compare it to community theater actors is an insult to communities that put on plays. But the writing is worse: "playwright" has no idea how to dramatize action.
2 people found this review helpful
By Nancy Adam / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
The scriptwriters skillfully condensed Elmyr's long, incredible life story into barely an hour, a tale beautifully acted by a strong ensemble and talented director. Fast paced, brilliantly held together by a cast with real chemistry. An entertaining evening of tears and laughter. I look forward to seeing an enhanced two hour version.
A definite must-see.
4 people found this review helpful
By Colin Dunn / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 3 shows
This play throws a wall of information at you. It was a bit overwhelming, but the strength of the acting really saves the play. In particular, the supporting actors were very strong. Meri Golden, who plays a number of roles, stole every scene she was in! Just a wonderful performance. And Nick James, who also covers a number of roles, was very funny and a joy to watch. I would definitely recommend this play to a friend.
3 people found this review helpful
By Jim G. / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 5 shows
Bombastic, poorly written, and so over-acted it was hard to tell if they were attempting farce or drama or what?. All in all, the potentially compelling story of a mid-20th century art forger has been turned into a completely boring one hour stage play.
1 person found this review helpful
By Paul Anton / August 3, 2013
This user has reviewed 4 shows
Well written and well acted by people who knew what they were doing. Thoroughly professional. Props, stage business, costumes, and pacing all at the level of very good community theater, if not higher. I recommend it highly.
3 people found this review helpful
By Anna Glanzer / August 12, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
Unconditional friendship.....a tragic story of hopes and dreams not reached....but a friend to help you through those times....a gift.....loyalty and love .....We'd read the inspiring book, then to see the play with the talented cast telling the story of a man's life in an hour..is amazing and worthy of applause ...Keith and Anna Glanzer
By Richard Jackson / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 55 shows
I believe there's a solid play here with a fascinating slice of art history. However, the production was a mess. Although it was well staged, the actors all appeared to be in different plays. I've seen a number of these actors before and know they have the talent required to pull this off. The faults with this production lie in the lap of the director.
By Marie Cooney / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 11 shows
Four Fringe Festival Shows at the University of MN: "The Forger's Apprentice" was fantastic! The storyline was compelling. The acting was exceptional. The use of simple props and lighting cues were very suggestive. One can easily imagine a more fully flushed out version of this script. What a delight to get a Fringe Festival bite, as an appetizer of what lies ahead! Will the future production be the apprentice's forgery or an embellished original? Time will only tell! Keep an eye out for this one!
By larry bieza / August 10, 2013
This user has reviewed 19 shows
What was a potentially interesting tale turned into a travelogue of events and by the end I knew no more about the characters than at the beginning. If you ever attempt a rewrite please just show us a week in the life of this triangle of interesting people.
By Morgen Chang / August 7, 2013
This user has reviewed 5 shows
I thought parts of this show were very compelling and left me wanting more of the story. In a way, that is what this Fringe "preview" is meant for. It is based on a book and a true story, and the program warns that the one-hour show will leave much out. However, that left a lot of exposition fitting awkwardly in the script, shallow relationships between some of the characters, and dramatic outbursts that seemed to come out of nowhere. A little tweaking would make it smoother. John Olive gives an excellent performance as Elmyr: I loved watching him on stage.
By Gabe Heller / August 7, 2013
This user has reviewed 27 shows
The preview for this show was the most intriguing one we saw. Unfortunately, the rest of the show didn't really compare with that one amazing scene. It's based on a book, and you'd be better-off reading the book, if you have time. If not, see the play, but for the story. The author is a good writer, but in my opinion he needs a little more practice as a playwright. Too many incidental one-dimensional characters have too many lines. The pacing needs work, as does the staging. This show desperately needs a grip to remove superfluous set pieces that clutter the stage in scenes they are not needed for. Great acting by the three leads, but the ensemble didn't do much with what little they had to work with. Amazing true story, though!
By Bradley Vanasse / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 8 shows
I liked this play, but I wanted to like it so much more. The description sounded so interesting but it just didn't draw me in. I didn't feel the relationship between Mark and Elmyr. I couldn't understand Fernand's hold on Elmyr. Perhaps it is a play that needs more length than the Fringe allows to transmit this to the audience.
2 people found this review helpful
By Leanna Larson / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
I read the book prior to watching the play. It was exciting to see the characters come to life. They did a good job of condensing the events in Elmyr's life into an hour-long play without losing the storyline. The cast did a great job. I've told my whole family to go check out this play!
2 people found this review helpful
By Nick Kuhnley / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
I thoroughly enjoyed the play. The actors did a great job of portraying the many varied characters, with the actor playing Elmyr receiving the louded ovation. Having read the book prior, I had the advantage in detailed character study, which made me fully appreciate the small detail & manerisms captured by the actors. The yound lady seated beside me, decided to come to this play at the last moment, without knowing the content, only that it was a true story.
She did seem to enjoy the play, laughing at the (unadvertised) comedy segments, and quiet during the drama. The stage itself does not carry the actor's voice well when they are facing 180 degrees away, even with good projection by the actor. Stage props did get in the way on occasion
3 people found this review helpful
By JOHN BENNETT / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
I don't know as much about plays as these other reviewers or how scripts are supposed to be written, but I enjoyed this and thought these actors did a great job, especially Meri Golden who played 4 different roles! I also enjoyed John W. Olive's performance as Elmyr de Hory. This was a well paced story going from scene to scene flawlessly. It was very different and kept my interest thoughout. Delightful.
3 people found this review helpful
By Alice Doll / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
This play made me laugh and cry. A great play. The acting and directing were incredible . Jason Grarton and John Olive were outstanding talents, as were all the cast members. A completely riveting show. Must see!!
3 people found this review helpful
By Scott Linke / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 10 shows
Exceptional cast. Meri Golden and Stacey Sogard were fantastic. That being said there were some technical issues which made me count the minutes. Too many props, an extremely rushed pace, and the loudest steamer trunk casters imaginable helped to muddle the story for me. I think it was an interesting story, but the distractions did me in. Maybe this needs a little more workshopping.
By Suzy Wurtz / August 3, 2013
This user has reviewed 2 shows
Well directed, well written, and well acted. Rarig Thrust is a great performance space.
I recommend this one. Nick Wolf''s performance, in particular, embodied the scheming Fernand Legros.
The story itself was interesting enough that I might read the book as well.
Go see this one.
3 people found this review helpful
By Patrick Pfundstein / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 29 shows
Great writing. Great story. International intrigue. The world of fine art. Awesome villain! Courtroom drama. Romance. Trust. Betrayal. Life. One hour. True story!
By Mark Webb / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 48 shows
I really liked the story, but the uneven performances just didn't cut it. Both cast members Olive and Garton gave fine performances. I would love to see this realized in a full production.
By Eric Salo / August 11, 2013
This user has reviewed 56 shows
The acting was all over the place and the relationships between the characters were not developed in ways which made me either understand or care about them. Lots of head-scratching with situations and actions which made no obvious sense. Might eventually make a good show with a lot more work but it's not there yet.
By Nate Farley / August 9, 2013
This user has reviewed 12 shows
The connection to a real person was the draw for this show. The script is a bit rough in spots, and it will scale into better into a longer show, but the actors are fearless and its worth the time to see.
1 person found this review helpful
By Lindsay Odegaard / August 7, 2013
This user has reviewed 4 shows
What a beautiful piece of theatre. The Forger's apprentice is such an interesting story and to know its all true makes it even better! Wonderfully staged, wonderfully acted and truly memorable. Make sure you get a chance to see this show!
1 person found this review helpful
By Janet J. / August 6, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
This show was a hit, it was funny and serious at the same time! Well written and the actors were great. I would highly recommend you to see this play. Loved It!!
By Ron Beck / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
The play gave insight into the world of art in the 1960's and how the allure of art corupted the characters.
The condensed story ( it was only an hour!) flowed well over the decade the story covered. The cast was great and were entertaining. It's a show to see!
3 people found this review helpful
By Emily Carroll / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
This play was very intriguing from the beginning to the end. It captured my full attention with the amazing acting and play writing. This must see play will enlighten your knowledge of a true story and keep you entertained and wanting more! I didn't want the play to end! Very certain I will come back to see this play again!
5 people found this review helpful
By Susan King / August 5, 2013
This user has reviewed 1 show
This play is the right mixture of laughter, tension and tragedy. Our entire party found it well written, well acted (some very strong!), well staged and thoroughly entertaining. I recommend fringe followers see this one!
3 people found this review helpful
By Kelly Rosenthal / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 21 shows
Thought the acting was uneven with some actors going with an accent for non-American characters and some not. Agree with another reviewer on the noisy steamer trunk. Thought the base story was interesting but execution left me wondering if the laughs were intended or not.
2 people found this review helpful
By LuAnn Monahan / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 23 shows
This was a solid show, with a strong cast and excellent story line. I'm not at all familiar with the true story this show is based on, but it has definitely peaked my interest. My one and only complaint about the show was the steamer truck steam rolling over cast members lines when it was being moved around. I understand what they were trying to accomplish, but it wasn't executed effectively. If it weren't for this, I would have happily given the show a five star. Still a show worth seeing.
3 people found this review helpful
By Jennifer Walker / August 4, 2013
This user has reviewed 14 shows
A very interesting story told by talented performers, but unfortunately the directing falls flat. Large set pieces and poor blocking meant I mostly saw either an easel, a huge steamer trunk, or someone's back for most of the hour. It seemed like they didn't know how to use the thrust space effectively. On the plus side, it did make me want to read the source material.
By Dave Larson / August 3, 2013
This user has reviewed 13 shows
I thought the writing was weak and the production OK, and actually not that interesting of a story.
Vicious agents. Hapless buyers. Conniving dealers. International art forger Elmyr de Hory has a Kafka-meets-Marx Brothers life that is coming unwound. Can his young Minnesotan protégé help him hold it together?
BASED ON THE MEMOIR BY: Mark Forgy
WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY: Mark Forgy & Kevin Bowen
DIRECTED BY: Sara Pillatzki Warzeha
MUSIC BY: Martha Davis
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Pauline Jennings
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Jason Garton
STAGE MANAGER: Tim Colby
John W. Olive..........Elmyr de Hory
Jason Garton............Mark Forgy
Nick Wolf................Fernand Legros
Meri Golden............Spanish Judge Two, Mrs. Hawthorne, Expert Two, Lady Campbell, Swiss Judge
Nick James..............Sr. Perrera, Mr. Hawthorne, Dr. Corcos, Claude, Expert Three
Stacey Sogard..........Sra. Delgado, Valerie, Server, Ursula, Expert One, Landlord, Police Officer, Silent Dealer
Paul Steffens...........Spanish Judge One, Algur H. Meadows, Gallery Owner, Mr. Dupont, Detective
This new play is based on the book "The Forger's Apprentice" by Mark Forgy, which was described by Star Tribune Arts columnist Mary Abbe as "an incredible read." First time Minnesota Fringe Festival producer Mark Forgy has teamed up with veteran producers Kevin Bowen (The Red Tureen ), Sara Pilatzki (Thick Chick ) and Minnesota composer Martha Davis to bring to the stage the true story of Elmyr (pronounced el-MEER) de Hory a.k.a. the world's greatest art forger. The drama unfolds in a courtroom hearing on 7 December 1976, deciding whether Elmyr will be extradited from Spain to stand trial in France for art crimes based on charges concocted by Fernand Legros, his increasingly menacing dealer bent on destroying him. Elmyr's young American protégé, Mark, intent on protecting his artist/mentor friend navigates this Dali-esque reality of misplaced trust, half-truths and lies trying to reconcile what's authentic, what's not. In the aftermath of a life governed by duplicity Elmyr struggles to shed his image of talented scoundrel; hoping for a reevaluation of his art untainted by reputation but based on artistic merit. While his relationship with Mark achieves a depth neither anticipated, Mark's innocence blinds him to the threat Fernand Legros poses. During the days before the pending court decision that will determine Elmyr's fate, he reflects on the ironies of his life, the effects of free but poor choices, the circumstantial nature of morality, the dirty little secrets of the art world, and events determined not by him, but others.
In 1973 Orson Welles produced his last feature film: F for Fake, a docu-fantasy on the world of trickery and illusion. De Hory was its focus. Welles adored Elmyr and felt a roguish/artistic kinship with the artist, drawing trompe l'oeil correlations between film and fine art, how artifice and pretense in each domain create a parallel universe more deserving of suspicion than eulogy. While taking some artistic license with this stage adaptation of The Forger's Apprentice, the unreality of the story and characters is eerily close to fact. It is bizarre and wildly entertaining; a piece about which Lewis Carroll might have written, "I wish I had thought of that."
KICKSTARTER : We do have a Kickstarter campaign going, so please take a look and support this project if you are able to.
THANKS TO: Katie Owings, Inspiration Performing Arts Center, Troy Hahn , CLIMB Theatre Co., Sara Gullickson, The Guthrie Prop Shop, King Controlsand everyone at Minnesota Fringe Festival.
Back Row (L-R): Nick James Parker, Paul Steffens, Nick Wolf. Front Row (L-R) Jason Garton, Stacey Sogard, Meri Golden, John W. Olive.
John has lived in the Twin Cities area for over a decade now enjoying opportunities to perform, Direct and Design shows in different venues. Recently reinvesting himself in education he performed in On Golden Pond, One Flea Spare, Death Trap, Dial M for Murder and Bus Stop for Minnesota State University, Mankato and in productions closer to home include Defiance, Democracy and Triumph of Love for The Park Square Theatre and Jesus Hopped the A Train at the Pillsbury House Theatre. In Bemidji's Paul Bunyan Summer Theatre John performed in The Lion in Winter and Dinner with Friends. John has lived and worked all over the country, while living in Nashville, TN John worked for The Tennessee Repertory Theatre , Chaffin barn Dinner Theatre and The Nashville Children's Theatre. In Washington State John was the Artistic Director of The Lakewood Community Player for five years and Acted, Directed and Designed in numerous productions in Seattle and the Puget Sound area. John was the Managing Director of the Quincy Music Theatre, west of Tallahassee, FL. Originally, from Detroit, MI and living many years in Kalamazoo John has been working professionally in the world of Theatre for over forty years and referrers to himself as a Thespian Jack of all Trades. John is very excited to be part of this wonderful production, and thanks his wife Patricia for all her support.
Jason Garton plays Mark Forgy in The Forger's Apprentice. He is also an Associate Producer for the show. He has recently finished touring the Midwest with Climb Theater. Jason has his BFA Degree in Musical Theater Performance from Minnesota State University, Mankato as well as his AA in Theater Performance from Casper College. This is his second Minnesota Fringe Festival show; he played John Wilkes Booth in "Robot Lincoln, the Musical" in 2011. He is thrilled to bring this story to fruition at the 2013 Minnesota Fringe Festival.
Nick Wolf is an actor and fight choreographer from St. Paul. He is a graduate of the Johnny Carson School of Theater and Film at The University of Nebraska- Lincoln. After returning to the Twin Cities Nick has performed in: Black Dirt Theater in "Resurrection," Table Salt Productions' "After the Apple Festival," "Moonlight Starlight," "The Northern Light" and "The Ivory Tower" at the 2012 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Nick is an active Actor Combatant in the Society of American Fight Directors and recently appeared in Six Element Theater's "Human Combat Chess." Nick is excited to return to the Minnesota Fringe Festival in "The Forger's Apprentice."
Meri Golden is excited to be back acting in the Minnesota Fringe Festival again, having performed previously in "Desolation in America" and "Gooogle, the Musical." Meri has performed with many theatres in the TC area, including Girl Friday Productions, Mixed Blood, Nimbus Theatre, Illusion, Park Square, Theatre in the Round, MN Jewish Theatre, Gremlin Theatre, Lakeshore Players and Theatre Coup D'Etat, for which her performance of the "Nurse" in Romeo and Juliet was named Best Supporting Actress and Classical Performance of 2012 by Lavendar Magazine. Meri has recently retired from being Theatre Director and Instructor at Inver Hills Community College. She and her husband live in South Minneapolis and love to travel, especially to see their new granddaughter.
Nick James is a graduate of the University of Minnesota Morris where he studied English and Theatre. He has been performing in the Twin Cities since 2008, recent work includes playing Hamlet in "Hamlet" with the Minnesota Shakespeare Co. and Vladimir in "Waiting for Godot" with the Gonzo Theatre Group. He has also performed improv comedy at Huge Theatre and co-hosts Bawdy Blue: A Burlseque Review monthly.
Stacey grew up in Hibbing, MN and started acting just as soon as her babysitter realized she got paid even when Stacey was in rehearsal. Some of her favorites include The Music Man and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Her recent work in the Twin Cities includes Almost, Maine, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and A Christmas Carol (all with NewBridge Theatre Company), and the short play Cold Duck and Turkey.
Paul Steffens is excited to be a part of The Forger's Apprentice. He was most recently seen at the Commonweal Theatre performing in Miss Julie, A Christmas Carol, and The Philadelphia Story. He received his BA in Theatre from Ripon College in Wisconsin. Favorite productions there include Arcadia, The Imaginary Invalid, and Eurydice. He would like to thank his friends and family, especially his sister Fly, for their support and inspiration.
Sara Pillatzki-Warzeha holds an MFA in Acting from MSU Mankato and currently works as the Theater Program Coordinator for the Northfield Arts Guild, as an acting teacher for Inspiration Performing Arts Center and as a freelance actor, director, writer and educator. Directing work includes Leading Ladies and The Fox on the Fairway (Northern Fort Playhouse), The Shape of Things and Buzz (MSU Mankato), Hello, Dolly and Damn Yankees (Redfield Area Arts Council) and others. Favorite acting roles include Toinette in The Imaginary Invalid, Maria in Twelfth Night, Callie in Stop, Kiss, Golde in Fiddler on the Roof and Mag in The Beauty Queen of Lenane. Her writing work includes the original musical for children Buzz (MSU Mankato), Thick Chick (2012 Minnesota Fringe Festival), Cold Duck and Turkey (Northfield Very Short Play Festival) and Adventures in Dreamland (IPAC). Sara is thrilled to be a part of this beautiful world premiere. Special thanks to her husband Brian for his constant support and encouragement.
Pauline taught creative dramatics and appeared in several productions with The New Tradition Theater Company (TNT) in St. Cloud. Her favorite roles include Prudie in "Pump Boys and Dinettes," and Alice in "A... My Name is Alice" (TNT). She has also worked with the Northfield Arts guild, most memorably as M'Lynn in "Steel Magnolias" (NAG). Pauline sang in the groups Late Arrival and Dame Station which released a CD in 2000 called "Not One Of Many." Most recently, she joined students at Arcadia (a Northfield Charter School) to perform The Laramie Project.
When she is not composing, Martha Davis is a sought after piano and composition teacher in Eagan, Minnesota with numerous award winning students. She also works at Macalester College as Department Coordinator for the Department of German and Russian Studies. In the summer of 2011, Martha created the entire score for the full-length remount of "The Red Tureen," adding additional music that was not in the original 2009 Minnesota Fringe Festival version with music by Kevin Bowen. The show, performed by the Eat Street Players had a successful run in June 2011. Plans are currently underway to remount "The Forger's Apprentice" as a full-length musical with music and lyrics by Martha Davis and Kevin Bowen after its 2013 Minnesota Fringe Festival run. When she is not working she is playing with her three year old and six month old grandsons, Jack and Jason.
Tim is a local artist, stage actor, set builder and designer. As all around theater enthusiast, Tim enjoys all aspects of what it takes to stage a show. In the Spring of 2013 Tim's creativity and passion for the arts shone through in the design and building of the set for The King Of The Kosher Grocers at the JCC. He has portrayed roles such as Renfield in Dracula at the Lyric; Iggy in the film "The Body Of Real Things" due to come out this Fall; and Smokey in Christopher Street at last year's Minnesota Fringe Festival. Other projects have included one of August Wilson's very first productions--Black Bart And The Sacred Hills--at Penumbra; Mid-Summer's Nights Dream at the U OF M experimental stage; The Red Shoes for Bloomington Civic Theater to name a few. Tim's favorite line comes from Plato who said, "Remember that everyone has problems...so be kind."
Mark Forgy authored the memoir The Forger's Apprentice; whose story and life with Elmyr de Hory inspired his co-writer Kevin Bowen to propose a stage adaptation and transform the bizarre but true saga into this play. He also lectures on de Hory, his life, and is collaborating with curator Colette Marvin on "Intent to Deceive" an exhibition about art fakes and forgeries that will travel to four major US museums beginning in 2014. It will feature a number of works by de Hory. He is also a freelance writer.
When he is not writing music and plays, Kevin works as a freelance graphic designer at Bowen Design (kevinbowendesign.com). Kevin is honored to have collaborated with Mark during the past year to adapt his compelling memoir for the stage, and is thrilled to be part of this amazing team: Director Sara Pillatzki-Warzeha (creator of last year's "Thick Chick"), our talented cast & crew and the wonderful folks at The Minnesota Fringe Festival. Kevin's first play, an original musical called "The Red Tureen" about two brothers during the Irish potato famine (co-written with Jim Lundy) had a successful run during the 2009 Minnesota Fringe Festival where it was named a Pioneer Press "Must See" show and was the 6th most popular play out of 162 shows that year. None of this would be possible without the boundless support of his incredible wife Lynn, and their two children, Erinn and Christopher.


text: Delmore Schwartz (December 8, 1913 - July 11, 1966) was an American poet from Brooklyn, New York, called "the greatest of American writers, whose work has a place in the hearts and minds of the everyman, adrift in the anguish of modernity" (J. Kredell: "A Smudge on the American Cultural Panorama," 2000). His first published work was the short story "In Dreams Begin Responsibilities", which was published in 1937 in the Partisan Review. This and other short stories and poems were collected and released in his first book, In Dreams Begin Responsibilities and Other Stories (ISBN 0811206807) (1938). It was well-received, and made him a well-known figure in New York intellectual circles. There he became known as a democratic Socialist, and associated with Irving Howe.Add to my favourites Get these quotes on a PDF