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To game players: please stop alluding to potential plot developments/twists that the anime hasn't explored. As you know, source material spoilers are not permitted in episode threads, and it doesn't help if you suggest all around the issue but "just don't say the word". If you want to speculate using your game knowledge, please go to the speculation thread.
In other news, I totally agree with you, Sorrow-K; I don't know how it's connected to the game, but I think you've hit on an important part of the way they're developing these characters in the anime. Good point. |
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I see what Sorrow-K is getting at, but I feel that's greatly exaggerated from the game. I do agree that Alica's scarf is a symbol of her civilian dreams and goals, but they've greatly exaggerated how she and the others act in terms of lack of military discipline, and that irks me. At this point, I think as someone else has pointed out previously, it almost seems as if the setting of this in war time is just a facade the writers threw up to differentiate this from some other human interest anime. The game felt like a war story. The anime does not. To me, at least.
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@relentlessflame Sorry if i broke a rule but i felt the need to say something to exprees my feelings towards the anime´s plot choices,they are wasting a good plot by addng useless things and changing vital parts of the story.
and as JagdPanther said the anime doesn´t feel like a war story and that tho me is the biggest dissapointment of all. I don´t thing source material is going to count as spoilers after this change,after all the anime seems to follow it´s own story.
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Well Alicia specifically states in the game that she wears her scarf to remind her that there's still her future goal of becoming a baking Meister after the killing is over. So yeah, it's meant to be symbolic because she chose it to be symbolic.
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Her skin tone though makes her look innocent. Whether she is or not is up to you guys to tell me who know more. As far as I know in real world some princess were just asses in war not doing anything or very little but some did do stuff such as Elizabeth to a degree. |
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However, this epiosde does bring up two fridge logic's. Spoiler for 2 Fridge logic's:
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Game over man! Game over!
Such as when you're looking in the fridge after the show is over. Really hated this episode. I can understand the awards ceremony but the list of people going from the Militia didn't make sense. Varrot should have been there as the head of the Militia but she was no where to be seen and instead we get two NCOs (Ramal and Alicia) and a lowly tank driver in her stead. Hardly people who should be at such a formal VIP gathering of Europa's upper class. I know this is all coming back to not a retelling of the game but it's gone to the other extreme of trying to be too different where consistency has been thrown to hell. The ending better be good is all I'm saying; and it has to be outstanding to make up for all the crap so far.
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Let me correct you on this one: If it was not for Hans, the team would have been mish mash in that first fight! Remember that animal trail is what made the two front attack work for once! Therefore if it were not for Hans the whole thing would have NOT WORKED! Put it this way.
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That said he's still a porclavian... at a formal ceremony.
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Any other powerlifters feel like they have forearm pains, almost like you would when u get shin splits, from heavy benching? Stronger than ever and ready to PR at my meet is in 5 weeks but the forearms are getting unbearable! Any advice on treatments?
90% of the time this is because guys handcuff their benches.
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What do you mean by handcuffing? And have ice on them now as we speak Travis I wrap real tight with 24 inch APT wrist wraps, any other tips, are appreciated as well.
Like Travis said, beware of stress fractures. I had lots of issues with my forearms years back. I saw many doctors and pt's. The only thing that ended up working was advice I got from Ryan Kennelly, train the balls out of your forearms. Use wrist curls, hammer curls, reverse curls, grip work, etc. Good luck.
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I had the same exact pain that you described and I realized that I was handcuffing myself and once I made a conscious effort to keep my wrist straight it all went away.
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Get you a pair of 36" APT convicts and wrap as high on the heel of your hand as your fed allows... That should solve any wrist bending while benching.
Like Vin said, forearm work is a must! I do hammer-curls, wrist, rev. curls, etc. and mix it up after every BP workout. I also do grippers as well, as I feel they make my hands feel alot more solid when gripping the bar.
Thanks fellas, I will implement all your advice, I CAN DO EACH TO FIX THE PROB EXCEPT THE WRIST WRAPS, AT 36 INCH IN LENGTH , BECAUSE I NORMALLY lift in the USPF, I apreciate all the help.
You cant use 36" wrap in the uspf?
Handcuffing is when you bend your wrists back
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This is a big reason why I quit wearing shirts. I felt like my forearm was going to snap in half. What I did was treat it like an injury. Iced and massage with the trigger wheel a few nights a week.
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I injured my forearm like that once while doing a 2brd. Sucker hurt for about 3 weeks before it was better
George showed me how to wrap my wrist so it didn't happen again, and it hasn't.
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Thanks guys everything is slowly getting better I have some training vids up on my facebook, if you wanna critique anything in my bench training, I have done the massaging, added longer wraps concentrating on addtional rehab work and forearms exercise and tons of of icing and wrists not being cuffed, maybe see some of you guys at the Arnold this weekend and looking to break into 6 hundred pound bench club in my single ply at 198 on April 3 USPF MEET, Thanks fellas,, I always apreciate the help.
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Hey Travis ,I may hit Louie up since I will be in Columbus for the Arnold, do you bench sundays ME or Speed? I haven't been up for a while last time I was up I worked in with Jay and Fred maybe I could get some help touchin in my Single ply Super Kat, I got one size bigger just in case though.
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Lou will not be in town. He will be down in TN at an SPF meet
I train with the full power crew on Wednsdays when we do ME work.
There might be a few guys in there on Sunday doing DE work, best bet is to get a hold of Jay.
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I had the exact same pain you describe. The advice you're getting here is dead on. It's not one of those thing that "just clears up". It was my first experience with dealing with an "injury" that I had to actually work to improve.
Ice nightly. Even better, get a bucket and submerse your entire forearm in ice water. This works WAY better than ice itself.
Wrap tighter, and higher on your wrist. You may have to change the way you hold the bar when benching to ensure the bar stays over your forearms and doesn't cock your wrists back too far.
Give yourself a few weeks off of heavy benching directly after the meet. Focus on raw benching WITHOUT wrist wraps. Getting your wrists and forearms stronger helps alot.
Do forearm and, believe it or not, bicep work. This helped me tremendously with my pain and helped my grip.
Finally, realize some pain you may just have to live with. I don't have much forearm pain anymore but my left wrist goes numb when I bench anything over 700. It stays numb overnight and generally fades the next day. It sucks, but it's better than that intense shooting pain in the forearms I used to have.
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Ive got a little problem building up now, great thread and great advice, I'll use it some. Thank Jstottlemire for starting this ;-)
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I had a bunch of problems with my right forearm last year. I tore ome ligaments in my right elbow a few years back and developed some nerve impingement. My right pinkey and ring fingers still get a little numb from time to time, usually with heavy deadlifts, which does nothing to make me like them any better.
In addition to whats been mentioned, on thing that helped me was to get into a regular habit of having a massage therapist work your forearms and biceps over, especially as you get closer to a meet. Heavy benching will irritate the muscles and connective tissue, but if you combine that with the ripping forces of deadlifting heavy you can set yourself up to develop extensor and flexor tendonitis. Its also important to practice self massage as part of your routine rehabilitation work. I have a couple of those Elitefts reflex balls and a "knobber" (whatever the heck you call that thing) that I routinely work on my forearms with, especially after benching or deadlifting heavy.
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that $NaN.00 issue is caused by the built-in Ext.util.Format.usMoney() method, which always assumes valid numbers are passed in.
use this override to fix that issue
Code:Ext.util.Format.usMoney = function(v) { // override Ext.util.usMoney v = Ext.num(v, 0); // ensure v is a valid numeric value, otherwise use 0 as a base (fixes $NaN.00 appearing in summaryRow when no records exist) v = (Math.round((v - 0) * 100)) / 100; v = (v == Math.floor(v)) ? v + ".00" : ((v * 10 == Math.floor(v * 10)) ? v + "0" : v); v = String(v); var ps = v.split('.'); var whole = ps[0]; var sub = ps[1] ? '.'+ ps[1] : '.00'; var r = /(\d+)(\d{3})/; while (r.test(whole)) { whole = whole.replace(r, '$1' + ',' + '$2'); } v = whole + sub; if (v.charAt(0) == '-') { return '-$' + v.substr(1); } return "$" + v; }
this is also easily achieved via a custom summaryRenderer. i've updated the example above with an example for the "Change" column.
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sorry mystix I am wrong about horizontal scrolling, it is working ok
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Ehm, sorry for my bad English, and also because it's the first time that I post with you.
I'm a beginner user of ExtJs and JavaScript.
Could you tell me if it's possible to use the Footer-Summary with a grid of examples\grid\totals.html?
How do I use it?
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I don't get it work!!
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Hi, i've saw the screenshots and this is what i need for my project but i don't get it work, i got this error in firebug console: Ext.ns is not a function and Ext.ux.grid.GridSummary is not a constructor. when i run this file Ext.ux.grid.GridSummary.html, i've already add the ext link for js files but i'm still getting those errors, what's happening with this?
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It works!!!
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i've already included an example on how to use the GridSummary plugin in Ext.ux.GridSummary.html.
(the totals.html example is an example on how to use the GroupSummary plugin with an EditorGridPanel -- i've not tested if these 2 plugins work well together, but i strongly doubt so owing to the purpose of either plugin.)
if you're new to ExtJS i'd suggest starting with a simple grid example (e.g. array-grid.html) before trying out the plugin examples. there are a couple of concepts you need to be familiar with (like the Store, DataProxy, DataReader, ColumnModel etc) before you dive into the grid examples.
you might also want to check out the Learn section of the site to get up to speed with Ext 2.0 before diving into more complex components like the GridPanel / EditorGridPanel.
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So cool! Nice going tinker & mystix
I have used the plugin in a paging grid and it works beautifully.
At the moment, I'm parsing to the server and fetching 30 records at a time. I'm considering using the PagingMemoryProxy to save the round trip.
I would really like to know if there is any chance that the summary could be on the entire datastore, not just the portion being rendered? Also, would it be possible to only aggregate on the store being loaded?
Thanks for this.
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get summary value
get summary value
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BURLINGTON — The Lewis Mills High girls soccer team has been to a state final two times in school history. Mackenzie Bergstrom moved them one big step closer to appearance No. 3 on Wednesday.
Bergstrom's goal with 2:52 remaining in the game, a blistering shot from 25 yards out, gave the No. 4 Spartans a 1-0 victory over No. 12 Ellington in the Class M quarterfinals at Nassahegan Park.
Lewis Mills will face No. 1 Northwest Catholic, a 5-0 winner over Berkshire League contender Nonnewaug, in the semifinals on Saturday at a time and site to be announced.
"The girls are delighted," Lewis Mills coach Jason Stock said. "They are eagerly awaiting the game against Northwest Catholic."
Mills goalkeeper Mikaila Adams made two saves to record her first shutout of the state tournament. The Spartans received a first-round bye before defeating Lauralton Hall, 3-1, in the second round.
In all, Lewis Mills has recorded 10 shutouts this season.
"Ellington was a well-organized team and never gave us any time on the ball," said Stock, who led the Spartans to a league title this season in his first year as coach.
"That forced us to play at a quick tempo to try and maintain possession."
Despite a fast start by Ellington, the Spartans controlled play for most of the game, but found it nearly impossible to solve Ellington goalie Kiara Stone, who made seven saves
Stock credited his players for staying focused.
"The attitude and determination shown by the girls was what really carried us over the top," Stock said. "Although we dominated possession of the ball, it was their continued desire to get that goal that ultimately led to the winner."
Lewis Mills has reached the Class M final twice, in 1998 and 2010, losing to Suffield both times.
Northwest Catholic has outscored its opponents 9-0 thus far in the tournament.
It opened with a bye before routing Weston in the second round, 4-0, and crushing the Chiefs on Wednesday.
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With two key seniors fouled out and on the bench, a freshman helped third-seeded St. Marys rally from a five-point fourth-quarter deficit and grab an improbable 45-43 victory over second-seeded Wheeling Central in the girls Class A state semifinals Friday morning at the Civic Center.
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"None of my visitors will be using mobile devices."
I might be taking on a client who said (essentially) this.
I'm wondering if there are any "consumer-friendly" sites that might help to open his mind a little. Think: infographic. I'll be trying to convince him not to use hover effects and other stuff that might be unfriendly to mobile visitors. Anyone know of a good resource?
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Of course, if he designs his site so that it doesn't work properly on mobiles then he might find that's a self-fulfilling prophecy ... but that isn't a route that I would go down!
Increasing numbers of people are using smartphones as a primary point of access to the internet. They're now moving beyond the stage where they just use it to check email, Facebook, weather forecasts and train times while they're on the move, and now consider it to be equal to a PC. In developing countries, it can be even bigger than that, where a much higher proportion of people may have an internet capable mobile phone than a PC with reliable internet access.
For example, I know that 17% of visitors to my website are using mobile phones not counting iPhones and other iOS devices (for some reason AWStats won't separate iMobile from iDesktop in either OS or browser ), which I estimate could account for the same again. So probably about a third of visitors are using mobiles. Who wants to exclude a third of their potential customers?
And the situation is only going to swing further towards mobiles and tablets (which will suffer similar problems as to :hover) as time goes by:
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While I agree that mobile is huge, I'm sure there's a lot of web applications that don't make sense on mobile.
The use cases are different, you're not going to be doing a lot of data entry or processing on mobile.
All websites that pushing content out should definitely work on mobile though.
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While it's important to try and educate customers on the current state of play of mobile web use, it's also presumptuous and unprofessional to dismiss client feedback about their customer base demographics - do you know their business better than them?
I'd dig deeper about the client's reasoning on why they feel they'd have no mobile users before making contradictory recommendations. There are undoubtably use cases where mobile use percentage would be inconsequential, and hence ROI poor. Base a proposed solution on pragmatic business needs and justified analysis rather than fashion.
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Thank you all for the replies. Stevie, those links are just what I was looking for.
I fully agree with the above. I didn't want to post a bunch of detail, but my initial meeting with clients always entails identifying who the target audience will be, so the demographics can inform all aspects of design. In this particular case, I have reason to believe the client's site will see more mobile visitors than average. I also believe his desire for certain mobile-unfriendly elements comes not from his own research, but rather an outdated ideal of what a web site should be. For context, he was using an old version of IE, and had never heard of Firefox.


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Citizens of the russian town Chelyabinsk calculated when the satellite QuickBird would cross above their city. QuickBird takes images for Google Earth and Google Maps. They created a giant smiley face. A rock concert on the main square attracted many people and everyone got a yellow cape.
And it worked. The image is on Google Maps. It looks like someone at Google was quicker than usual to put up the new data. Maybe Google likes the idea, that an entire town works hard to get its 15 minutes of fame on Google Maps.
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Wow, pathetically fake. What a cheap promo stunt.
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lame photoshop, so fake
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Lol, not a photoshop idiots.
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So why does it show an empty carpark now then ?
- 25. September 2008 10:26
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Of course it's photoshopped. If you go to Google Maps and find the real square, you'll see cars in the exact same spots as in this shopped version, but no smiley face. So either Google Maps or this image is shopped, and I'll bet it's not Google Maps. Go and look for it, it takes all of three minutes to check.
- 25. September 2008 10:31
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Of course it's photoshopped. If you go to Google Maps and find the real square, you'll see cars in the exact same spots as in this shopped version, but no smiley face. So either Google Maps or this image is shopped, and I'll bet it's not Google Maps. Go and look for it, it takes all of three minutes to check.
- 25. September 2008 10:34
- Anonym hat gesagt…
way to photoshop...
- 25. September 2008 10:44
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Not sure why it does not show it on Google maps, though O.o - 25. September 2008 10:45
- Nick G hat gesagt…
Er, it's fake! What's the point of this article? It's not actually on google at all if you check - you just created it in Photoshop. Pathetic loser.
- 25. September 2008 10:54
- Eldin hat gesagt…
Why would this be fake? We've seen it before, many times (last time the "Marry Me gathering") and its not like Quickbird works in Realtime. It'll surely show up in Gmaps/Gearth soon enough.
- 25. September 2008 11:18
- capricorn hat gesagt…
It's not photoshop, I think it's the gimp.
Typical russian honestity... - 25. September 2008 13:55
- Muxa hat gesagt…
there is a suspiciously short shadow from the monument south to smilye (shadows from building seem to be ok, compared to the ones from google maps)
- 25. September 2008 14:12
- Nick G hat gesagt…
It's not actually there if you look at that URL:
http://maps.google.de/?te=m&hl=de&q=Tscheljabinsk+russland - 25. September 2008 14:56
- Anonym hat gesagt…
So are the linked images fake too? http://englishrussia.com/?p=2047
- 25. September 2008 15:17
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Same image from Google maps, same cars, same shadows, same everything. Except for the smiley. It is a fake, but why did you do it?
- 25. September 2008 16:07
- Schoschie hat gesagt…
I don't think it could be on Google maps already. It should take some time before the images from the satellite are received and processed, and before Google Maps servers have updated that data. So the image as it seems to appear on Google maps is certainly 'shopped (as that's not the image that is live on Google Maps now), but that doesn't mean the whole thing is fake. I think it's a nice idea.
- 25. September 2008 16:47
- Pixael hat gesagt…
Wow how many trolls does it take to change a lightbulb? None because they assume the bulb is fake...
Did anyone actually follow the link to the photo's of the event? Ah yeah I suppose they faked that using 3d crowd software and Discreet flame for compositing. Get a life trolls. - 25. September 2008 16:59
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Fake fake fake:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=Chelyabinsk,+Russia&ie=UTF8&ll=55.15989,61.402583&spn=0.00202,0.00375&t=h&z=18&iwloc=addr - 25. September 2008 18:56
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Yeah, the cars definitely give it away, one of the images must be fake.
Just one question remains: Who faked it? I mean it could also have been modified by the guys at google to get rid of the smiley... The other possibility is more plausible though ;) - 25. September 2008 20:15
- Al hat gesagt…
You're all stupid fucking fucks!
Why do you think if it's from Russia, then it's a fake. You're all fucking photoshop fakes yourself!
The photo is real! I'm a citizen of Chelyabinsk, the city where this event took place. Every citizen was invited to take part there, but they took only a couple of thousands. The photo has been taken from space. That day it raining heavily, and in order to realize the show, the city authorities decided to disperse clouds over the square with special air forces which was truly done. - 26. September 2008 09:26
- mc.prins hat gesagt…
it's on google it must be true, it's not on google it can't be true, its on google it can't be true, it's not on google it must be true...
Google!? I'm confused - 26. September 2008 13:25
- Anonym hat gesagt…
Is it possible that the event is real: link to pictures of everyone in ponchos and yellow hats, etc... but the picture is photoshopped? I think that is the most likely conclusion. Perhaps the excitement of the event led to a little photoshopping (I did compare and the cars are in the same exact spots). I just don't see how the live event pictures could be faked. Only time will tell I guess.
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Oliver Kraus: Cello, String Arrangements
Nia Bevan: Violin
Dave Boulter: Organ, Harmonium
Beki Doe: Violin, String Arrangements
Howard Gott: Violin, String Arrangements
Tasha Lee McCluney: Vocals (Background)
Jerome Sydenham: Producer, Remixing
Keith Tenniswood: Engineer
Sean Read: Piano, Composer, Harmonium, Keyboards, Engineer, Mixing
Lee Spencer: Keyboards
Ted Barnes: Guitar (Acoustic), Bouzouki, Guitar, Mandolin, Composer, Guitar (Electric)
Dave Friedman: Vibraphone
Hugo Nicholson: Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Federico Panero: Engineer
Ryan Adams: Piano, Guitar (Electric), Vocals, Guest Appearance
Will Blanchard: Composer, Drums, Tambourine
Andy Nice: Cello
Becca Ware: Viola
Catherine Browning: Violin
Ellen Nolan: Photography
Joachim "Joe" Clausell: Producer, Remixing
Bosco d'Olivera: Percussion
Jacqueline Norrie: Violin
Peven Everett: Keyboards
Ruth Gottlieb: Violin
Brian G. Wright: Violin
Tim Myall: Violin
Richard George: Violin
Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals: Guitar
Sophie Sarota: Viola
Wendy DeSaint Paer: Violin
Vincent Greene: Viola
Christopher Koh: Violin
James Blackwell: Engineer
Y Cee: Flute
P-Dub Walton: Assistant
Grainne Devine: Project Coordinator
Electric Strings: Strings
Ian Gimble: Producer
Alex Hutchinson: Design
Jerry Meyhan: Guitar (Bass)
Gideon Schaltman: Engineer
Robert Spriggs: Viola
Dmitri VanZwanenburg: Violin
Jan "Stan" Kybert: Digital Editing


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 19, 2011
CONTACT: Julia Sheridan, 503-295-3508
download pdf here
Gaetano Donizetti's
Got kids? A little bit shy of trying opera? Here is your opportunity to
introduce opera to your kids and maybe to yourself!
Portland, Ore.—Portland Opera To Go, the touring division of Portland Opera's Education and Outreach Program, hits the Oregon highways once again with an all-new, kid-friendly production of Donizetti's The Elixir of Love. Beginning January 24, 2011 in Beaverton, the tour will visit communities all over the region before concluding in Rainier on March 17. While out on the road, the traveling troupe in the big white Portland Opera van will visit 37 schools.
For the first time, thanks to a new partnership with McMenamins, the public will also have the opportunity to see this charming coming of age tale. There will be free public presentations at many McMenamins venues, as well as a free performance at the Portland Center for the Performing Arts and special family pricing for three public performances at The Hampton Opera Center. All told, this talented group will bring the joy of opera to thousands of Oregonians for a total of 52 performances. From the Oregon coast on the west to Prairie City on the east, it's one of the largest arts education tours on the West Coast.
The witty and engaging tale of the young, love-struck Nemorino and the "magic" elixir that will cure his shyness is designed especially for young audiences and comes complete with detailed curriculum plans for teachers that meet the Oregon State benchmarks. At many of the tour stops, the talented performers will spend time in classrooms where they'll get to engage the students in ways that can literally change students' lives.
Audiences of all ages will be able to enjoy the production at McMenamins Grand Lodge (Forest Grove), the Sand Trap (Gearhart), the Crystal Ballroom (Portland), Hotel Oregon (McMinnville), the Kennedy School (Portland), Old St. Francis School (Bend), Edgefield (Troutdale) and the Olympic Club (Centralia). At these McMenamins venues, audiences will be treated to special concerts of opera's greatest hits in addition to The Elixir of Love.
Bursting with charm, Elixir is set in a 1930s farm community with Nemorino portrayed as a bumbling—but endearing—young farm hand in love with the feisty Adina. His nemesis, Belcore,is
a dashing pilot who woos Adina when his plane crashes on the farm. Directed and adapted by Kristine McIntyre (Portland Opera's The Return of Ulysses, 2006, Lucia di Lammermoor 2004, La Traviata, 2001), who also wrote the translation, the cast includes some of Portland's finest young singers. The delightful sets are designed by Polly Robbins (Portland Opera's Cinderella, 2007), with costumes by Cara Carr.
Dulcamara | Baritone STACEY MURDOCK |
Belcore | Baritone ERIC HUNDTOFT |
Nemorino | Tenor DANIEL BUCHANAN |
Adina | Soprano AINSLEY SOUTIERE |
Pianist | DAVID SAFFERT |
Stage Director | Kristine McIntyre |
Set Designer | Polly Robbins |
Costume Designer | Cara Carr |
Adapted by | Kristine McIntyre |
Locally, three public performances of The Elixir of Love are scheduled at The Hampton Opera Center, Portland Opera Studio (211 SE Caruthers, just south of OMSI) on February 18 (7pm) and February 19 (1pm and 4pm).
Tickets for the Hampton Opera Center performances are $5 under 12 yrs, $10 for everyone else, $20 for a family of four, and may be purchased as follows:
By phone: | Portland Opera Box Office (503-241-1802 or toll-free 866-739-6737) Mon. – Fri., 9am – 5pm. |
In person: | Portland Opera Box Office (211 SE Caruthers St., just south of OMSI) Mon. – Fri. 9am – 5pm. |
2/18/11 | The Elixir of Love | 7:00 PM | The Hampton Opera Center | Portland |
2/19/11 | The Elixir of Love | 1:00 PM | The Hampton Opera Center | Portland |
2/19/11 | The Elixir of Love | 4:00 PM | The Hampton Opera Center | Portland |
*FREE performance open to the public
(Calendar Editors Kindly Note)
The Elixir of Love will be followed by a concert of operas greatest hits.
*1/30/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 2:00 PM | Grand Lodge/Compass Room | Forest Grove |
*2/3/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 7:00 PM | Sand Trap/Livingston Room | Gearhart |
*2/10/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 7:00 PM | Crystal Ballroom/Lola's Room | Portland |
*2/13/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 2:00 PM | Hotel Oregon/Mattie's Room | McMinnville |
*3/3/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 7:00 PM | Kennedy School/Gym | Portland |
*3/6/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 2:00 PM | Old St. Francis School | Bend |
*3/13/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 2:00 PM | Edgefield Blackberry Hal | Troutdale |
*3/18/11 | The Elixir of Love / Concert | 7:00 PM | Olympic Club Theater | Centralia, WA |
*FREE performance open to the public
(Calendar Editors Kindly Note)
*2/14/11 | The Elixir of Love | 12:00 PM | PCPA Lobby Rotunda | Portland |
Download the pdf here for a full schedule.
KeyBank · Harold and Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation · The William Randolph Hearst Foundation · PGE Foundation · U.S. Bancorp Foundation · Oregon Cultural Trust · Bank of America Foundation · Robert D. & Marcia H. Randall Charitable Trust · McMenamins · Herbert A. Templeton Foundation · JPMorgan Chase Foundation · Kiewit-Bilfinger Berger, AJV · BNSF Foundation
This project is supported in part by a grant from the Oregon Cultural Trust, investing in Oregon's arts, humanities, and heritage.
Portland Opera is proud to be a part of the region's thriving artistic and business community, serving Oregon and SW Washington. Celebrating the beauty and breadth of the opera repertoire with productions of grand opera in the Keller Auditorium and intimate chamber opera in the Newmark Theatre, the Company also is a committed educational partner, touring this fully staged opera to schools and community centers throughout the region, in addition to a host of other efforts designed to make opera accessible for all.
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