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Sting Seeking Investors For Broadway Musical
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Sting is joining the ranks of classic rockers looking to make a a splash on the "Great White Way." The New York Post reported that the Police leader and co-producer Jeffrey Seller are looking to raise $15 million for a spring 2015 Broadway run of Sting's musical, The Last Ship, which had its first public reading on Friday (May 16th). The Last Ship, which is loosely based on Sting's 1991 album, The Soul Cages, "is about a family of shipbuilders who face a bleak and uncertain future when the shipyard they've worked in for years is forced to shut down."
A source who attended the reading, claimed that after a while the songs seemed to sound the same, and "It's got that Billy Elliot thing going on -- you know, working-class people who maintain their dignity in the face of adversity."
One potential investor was quoted as saying: "It's an art musical. It's a very good art musical, but I think it belongs at the Public Theater."
Another money man revealed, "I admired it a lot, but it's not for the Motown crowd."
Sting has never been shy to break new ground by writing and recording in different genres or reinventing his past works. He told us that ultimately, he has no regrets regarding the musical decisions he's made over the past quarter century: "I don't think if you do good work with integrity and care, it's never wasted. It always feeds the reservoir, it feeds the creative soul. That's more important than bums on the seats, or, y'know, CD sales, or whatever. But I have no complaints of it in any regard."
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A couple of days ago, we checked in with Kurt, lead cheese buyer at our Cambridge shop, to find out what he was recommending for these chilly autumn days and, more specifically, for Thanksgiving. Always a tough question for a lover of cheese (how to choose?), we managed to eke out the following recommendations. (more…)
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Get your very own custom email address for free
Posted By Ashraf On March 13, 2009 @ 3:21 AM In Freebies,Tips 'n Tricks | 161 Comments
[1]Anyone know when e-mail was invented? I don't >.>'. Did Al Gore invent it? Who cares. The point is (actually it really isn't the point…I am just trying to be funny) that email is wide spread across the globe and is used by the poor, the rich, and everything in between. Why use snail mail when you can use e-mail (does that rhyme?). In the early days e-mail was typically provided to you by your ISP such as AOL (@aol.com – remember those?). Now e-mails are more popularly used via third party services such as Gmail or Hotmail. It is nice to have a custom and unique firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com or [insert email here] because it allows us to not only communicate with other people across the world, but also build an online identity. However what if you could have your own custom email. Not just have your own custom email, but get it for free? A ha, I knew that would catch your attention.
Today I am here to tell you about how you can get your very own custom email address for free. Unfortunately, the only way to do this for free is to have a email@example.com email address instead of a firstname.lastname@example.com email address. However that is still better then a generic email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com. Am I right or am I right? Okay if you are ready to take the plunge.
Update: CO.CC [2] is no longer operating. However, you can still try to get your own free custom email address from CZ.CC [3].
In order to get your own custom e-mail address first visit CO.CC [2] and register your desired domain:
Three things to note:
Update: You can now keep CO.CC domains for free forever [5] if it is for personal use.
After you have registered your domain from CO.CC, go to Google Apps [6] and click on "Get Started":
***Note: You can use Google Apps for free with any domain (.COM, .NET, .ORG, etc.). The only problem is you won't find a free .COM or .NET or .ORG or any other domain to use with Google Apps. This is why you must stick to a .CO.CC domain if you don't want to pay anything. Don't worry – a .CO.CC domain is similar to a .COM, .NET, .ORG or any other domain.
In the page that loads after you hit "Get Started", select "Administrator: I own the domain", type in the domain that you just registered from CO.CC and hit "Get Started":
At the next page you will be asked to fill in some information about yourself. Fill out all the "Required" fields (you can also fill out the extra fields if you want) and hit "Continue":
At the next page you will have to setup your administrator email account. Fill out all the "Required" fields as you find appropiate and hit "I accept. Continue with setup":
After you have hit "I accept. Continue with setup" you are done creating your free Google Apps account with Google. However you still need to active the email service and verify that you own the domain that you signed up with. At the admin panel (the page you are brought to after you hit "I accept. Continue with setup") click on "Verify domain ownership":
At the next page there will be a drop down menu. Click on the drop down menu and select "Change your CNAME record". You should then see four step directions show up on your screen. Look at number two. There should be a string of characters in bold something like google23dbs35567:
Highlight that string and copy it. Open a new browser tab/window and go back to CO.CC [2]. Click on "Domain Settings" (it is located at the top of your webpage) and login. Click on the name of the domain you used for Google Apps:
At the next window click on "Setup":
At the next page you will be given three options: "Manage DNS", "Zone Records", and "URL Forwarding". Click on "URL Forwarding". Once you click on "URL Forwarding" fill in the "Redirect to (URL)" text field with "google.com" (without the quotes) and fill in the "Page Title" with "Google Redirect" (without the quotes). After that, there should be a checkbox next to a line that says "Google Apps Email Setup". Check that box. Paste in the text you copied earlier in the "CNAME Record" box that appears. Hit the "Set up" button:
Hit "OK" at the confirmation page that tells you your changes were made. Go back to the tab/window where you have the Google Apps page open (if you don't have the tab/window anymore, log back in and go to the "Verify domain ownership" page again). Now hit the "Verify" button. You will be brought back to the Google Apps admin panel. Click on "Activate email":
The next page that comes up gives you instructions on how to setup your domain to work with your email. Don't worry about them – we have already taken care of it. Just go to the bottom of the page and click on "I have completed these steps":
That is it. You are done. Congratulations you now have your own custom email address! All you have to do is wait until Google verifies your domain and sets up your email. They say it can take upto 48 hours but mine was setup within an hour or two. You will know that your domain was verified and your email was setup when you don't see the "Verify domain ownership" or "Activate email" links at the Admin panel anymore.
Once your email is setup, you can access it by going to http://mail.google.com/a/yourdomainname.co.cc. For example, for me it would be http://mail.google.com/a/dottech.co.cc. Your email will work like any other Gmail account. If you would like to create more then one @yourdomainname.co.cc email address you will need to login to the Admin panel at http://google.com/a/yourdomainname.co.cc and click on "Create new users". You can have up to 50 users.
Now go and enjoy your new email address and let me know if you have any problems :)
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World of Difference
World of Difference is Vodafone's unique corporate giving initiative, which mobilises people to take time out and be paid to work for a charity of their choice. Managed by Vodafone Foundations, World of Difference currently operates in 19 countries around the world. There are over 2,100 winners to date with an active online community of over 250,000 fans across social media channels.
In the 10 years since World of Difference launched in Australia, there have been 42 winners and over $3.1m of funding to take paid charity leave.
The 2013 campaign gave four Australians the opportunity to work for their charity fully funded and supported for a year. The winners will be making a world of difference to their four respective charities which help missing persons, refugee communities, women coming out of prison and people in need of goods due to disadvantage or natural disasters.
New Zealand
New Zealand was the first market to launch World of Difference back in 2002. Over the 11 years it has been running, there have been 90 winners. Applications are submitted in July and August, with six winners to be announced in November 2013 to work with any youth related charity for twelve months.
World of Difference in India first launched in November 2011 as an internal employee engagement programme. In early 2012, 20 employees were selected after a rigorous selections process to work with 19 charities in India as a secondment for a period of 6 weeks. In early 2013, 25 employees donated their time to 25 diverse NGOs for 8 weeks while other Vodafone India employees fundraised for 25 different social causes, successfully raising over 7 million rupees. The applications for the 2014 programme are due to launch in October 2013.
World of Difference first launched in Egypt in 2010 but is not currently operating in 2013.
World of Difference in Ghana first launched in 2010 and has had 105 winners to date. The 2012 programme was launched in July, winners were announced in September and they started their placements in the same month. There were a total of 50 participants for the 2012 programme. The 2013 programme launches in September 2013.
World of Difference is an integral part of 'Vodafone Better World', Qatar's Corporate Social Responsibility programme. World of Difference was first launched 2010 and in 2013, applications opened from January until March. Watch the campaign video here. Three passionate winners have been selected to participate in this year's programme. You can read more about the Qatar programme winners here.
World of Difference was first launched in Kenya in 2009 and there have been 74 winners to date. In July 2013, Safaricom Foundation was pleased to announce its 25 latest winners. This group comprises of seven members of the public, six individual Safaricom staff and three teams of Safaricom staff who will all be working on NGO projects.
South Africa
World of Difference, known as 'Change the World' in South Africa launched in October 2010. To date, there have been 20 winners completing their 12 month placements: 10 in 2011 and another 10 winners completing their projects in 2012. Many of the past winners are still involved with their selected organisations. The programme has been expanded to include 20 winners for the 2013 intake and these champions of change started their projects on 1 May 2013.
United States
United StatesEurope
United Kingdom
World of Difference launched in the UK in 2008 and ran for 5 years. Initially the programme offered 6 lucky winners the chance to work for a UK registered charity overseas for 12 months. In 2009 World of Difference UK was expanded and alongside the international programme, 500 winners were offered the opportunity to work for their charity of choice within the UK for two month(or 4 months part time). The programme came to a close in 2013 having supported 2022 winners who donated their time to over 1500 different UK registered charities.
World of Difference in Germany was first launched in 2008, with 48 winners to date. The programme offers ten places to work on a specific charity project for three to six months and five places to work with a charity for twelve months. Applications for the 2013 programme are open between June and 18 August.
Czech Republic
World of Difference in the Czech Republic first launched in 2008, with 69 winners to date, 40 of which having worked for 1-3 months and 29 working for one year. Applications to work for a charity of choice for a year are made between July to September and winners announced in October to commence in January 2014. Dates for the submission of applications for shorter, 3 month placements, are open three times a year.
World of Difference in Hungary first launched in 2008 and has had 24 full time 'Angels', as they are called in Hungary. Applications annually open in May, with winners being announced in July to start work in September. The next round of Angels will start their year on 2 September 2013. Applications and selections are only accepted via Facebook
World of Difference in Ireland first launched in 2007 and has had 55 winners to date. The 2013 programme is linked with Ireland's strategy of helping young people in Ireland and is running between August and September. Four individuals will be chosen to 'answer their true calling' and will start on their year long placement supporting young people from October 2013.
World of Difference, known as 'Voluntar de Profesie' in Romania, is now in its fourth year and there have been 48 winners to date. The 2013 programme which closed for applications in July, offers 18 winners a six month opportunity to work at a local NGO. Between September 2013 and March 2014, the winners will offer their time and experience to support socially disadvantaged groups and other beneficiaries of non-profit organizations in Romania.


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DACF Home → Bureaus & Programs → Bureau of Agriculture → Division of Animal and Plant Health → Animal Welfare
The purpose of the Animal Welfare Program is to ensure humane and proper treatment of animals by developing, implementing and administering a comprehensive program that upholds the animal welfare laws of Maine through communication, education and enforcement.
Help Fix Me!
Maine's Low Cost Spay/Neuter Program
Let us help you fix your cat or dog. There aren't homes enough for all of them. To find out if you qualify call 1-800-367-1317 or (207) 287-7621.
You may be eligible for the State's low cost spay/neuter program. Please leave your contact information if it goes to voicemail. Due to a large demand all calls will be returned within 48 hours.
Applications are not available online.
If you receive or are eligible for one of the following programs:
- Food Stamps
- Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
- Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
- Social Security Disability (SSDI)
- MaineCare (Medicaid)
You can have your cat fixed for $10, and your dog fixed for $20.
Please check with your local animal shelter or at http://www.spaymaine.org/ for other programs that may help you if Help Fix ME can not.
Support the Animal Welfare Program
Support Animal Welfare License Plate
The proceeds from the Support Animal Welfare specialty plate will be equally distributed between the Animal Welfare Auxiliary Fund and the Companion Animal Sterilization Fund.
Help fight animal cruelty and pet overpopulation in the State of Maine by making a donation online!
Income Tax Form Check Off
Make a voluntary contribution to Maine's Companion Animal Sterilization Fund on your income tax return. On your Maine State Tax Form, check the box called The Companion Animal Sterilization Fund.
Tell your cat and dog-loving friends about Maine's Tax Form Check Off!
The fund will be used to save lives by...
- spaying/neutering cats and dogs
- preventing unwanted litters
- lowering shelter intakes
- lowering shelter euthanasias
- reducing the number of feral cats
- reducing dog bites
For more information, call HELP FIX ME! now 1-800-367-1317 or (207) 287-7621.
How to Contact the Animal Welfare Office
To report an animal cruelty or neglect complaint during business hours 8 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday:
Complaints received via email must contain the reporting party's name and phone number; the name of the animal owner, (if known), a physical address, a description of the animals and the type of complaint.
- 207-287-3846
- 1-877-269-9200 (Toll Free)
- email@example.com
For an emergency outside of business hours:
Please call the Orono Barracks of the State Police, 207-866-2121, and they will contact an Animal Welfare Program representative.
Animal Control Officer Contacts
List of Animal Control Officers by Town
Animal Welfare Animals
Meet Sweet Pea
Sweet pea was seized by Animal Welfare in August of 2014. The owner had failed to provide any care for the 14 dogs that were removed from the property. Sweet Pea has since found a new home and a new fun activity as a lead dog on a sled team.
- Statutes & Rules
- Shelters
- Shelter Survey / Statistics
- Animal Control Officers
- Online Dog Licensing
- Forms, Applications & More
- Municipality Forms/Info
- Animal Welfare FAQs
To report an animal cruelty or neglect complaint during business hours 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday:
1-877-269-9200 (Toll Free)
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
For an emergency outside of business hours: Call the Bangor Barracks of the State Police, 207-973-3700, and they will contact an Animal Welfare Program representative
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San Giacomo Beer Vinegar - 100ml
Country of Origin: Italy
Region: Emilia-Romagna
City / Village: Novellara
One night after a tasting of balsamic vinegars with Andrea Bezzecchi of Acetaia San Giacomo, Andrea showed us seven slender bottles with hand-written labels with words such as "birra", "mela cotogna", "Lambrusco" and "Ginepro" on each.
That night we learned about his bold new project to create a line of unique, slow-process (aka Orleans) vinegars, using ingredients from local farms (organic whenever possible).
For his beer vinegar, he starts with locally made craft beer and transforms it into a bright vinegar with notes of malt, yeast and hops. This vinegar is perfect with fried foods and medium-rich foods.
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This Fan Guide is designed to assist our fans by presenting information about St. Louis Cardinals/Busch Stadium offerings and accommodations. The information is presented in alphabetical order for your ease of use. Enjoy the season!
Accessible Seating
Accessible seating is readily available on all levels and in all price categories of Busch Stadium. To purchase tickets for accessible seating, go to cardinals.com, call (314) 345-9000 and a Ticket Sales Representative will be available to help you. Tickets may also be exchanged prior to a game date or on the day of a game at the Busch Stadium Ticket Windows located on 8th Street near Gate 3. For more information, please visit cardinals.com/accessible. All ticket exchanges are subject to availability.
Alcoholic Beverage Service
The Cardinals and SportService encourage all guests who consume alcohol to do so in a safe and responsible manner. Alcohol is strictly prohibited from being carried into Busch Stadium.
Announcements and Paging
Messages explaining policies and procedures will be made periodically throughout the stadium. Paging over the stadium public address system is for medical emergencies and is available by contacting Guest Relations.
Autograph Requests
Cardinals players may sign autographs before each game when time permits; however, we cannot guarantee autograph opportunities will be available every game. Autograph sessions for fans may be scheduled throughout the year. The Cardinals cannot fulfill requests for autographs on balls hit into the stands.
Automatic Teller Machines (ATM)
Bank of America Automatic Teller Machines are located throughout Busch Stadium.
Level 1 (Main Concourse)
Level 3
Level 4
Guests may use their MasterCard, VISA or bank cards to obtain cash.
Automotive Assistance
The AAA Automobile Club of Missouri is available during and after each baseball game to assist guests with car trouble. They are located on the west side of the Stadium, across from the West Garage. (314) 523-7350 or (800) 222-7623.
Baby Changing Table Stations
Baby changing tables are available in most Busch Stadium restrooms.
Guests may bring in bags/backpacks that do not exceed 16" x 16" x 8". All persons entering the stadium and their possessions are subject to a visual and possibly an electric wand scan.
Ballpark Village
Cardinals Nation (#CardsNation)
The first phase of Ballpark Village is anchored by a first-of-its-kind 30,000 square foot venue on four levels called Cardinals Nation. Cardinals Nation is comprised of five key elements: a two-story restaurant and bar, an 8,000 square foot world-class Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum, a Cardinals Authentics retail store featuring game used memorabilia on the first floor, one-of-kind special event space available year round and a 330-seat roof top deck with spectacular game views for fans looking for a VIP all-inclusive experience unlike anything in baseball today. The Cardinals Nation restaurant features a high-energy, memorabilia-infused space designed by the internationally acclaimed Jeffrey Beers International. There are three separate patios, two large bars, and unparalleled sports viewing with large flat screen TVs and other multimedia features. Cardinals Nation will set a new standard for sports-inspired restaurants. The Cardinals Nation rooftop seating deck features ticketed seats looking into Busch Stadium and will include amenities such as all-inclusive food and beverage, a complimentary ticket to the Cardinals museum, Busch Stadium audio/visual feeds, and access to other areas within Ballpark Village. Cardinals Nation is the official headquarters for Cardinals fans who want to stay connected to the team year-round.
Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum
Operating hours
Open daily 10 AM to 8 PM on non-game days
10 AM until end of 7th inning during night games
Museum OR Stadium Tour Admission
Adult: $12
Senior/Military: $10
Admission Child: $8 (children 3 and under free)
Combo rates (both museum and stadium tour)
Adult: $18
Senior/Military: $16
Child: $14 (children 3 and under free)
Group rates available. To purchase tickets go to cardinals.com/tours or in person at the Museum or 8th St. ticket windows.
For more information go to cardinals.com/museum.
Cardinals Nation Restaurant and Bar
Open daily 11 AM to 12 AM or until 1 hour after game ends on night games.
For more information go to cardinals.com/cardinalsnation.
Banners may be displayed as long as they do not hinder or interfere with a ball in play or distract or interfere with the view of another guest. Banners may not be displayed in fair territory, be obscene or in poor taste, attract abuse or cause a disturbance among other guests. They should be baseball-oriented and not commercial in nature, unless the Cardinals and Stadium management have granted permission. Also, banners may not be paraded around the Stadium or hung over the field boxes on the field level.
Batting Practice Times
12:45 PM Games
Cardinals Batting Practice 10:00 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
Visiting Team Batting Practice 11:15 a.m. - 11:55 a.m.
1:15 PM Games
Cardinals Batting Practice 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Visiting Team Batting Practice 11:45 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.
3:15 PM Games
Cardinals Batting Practice 12:15 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Visiting Team Batting Practice 1:30 p.m. - 2:10 p.m.
7:10 PM Games
Cardinals Batting Practice 4:30 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.
Visiting Team Batting Practice 5:45 p.m. - 6:25 p.m.
7:15 PM Games*
Cardinals Batting Practice 4:35 p.m. - 5:50 p.m.
Visiting Team Batting Practice 5:50 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
* Times are one hour earlier for 6:15 PM games. Batting practice times are subject to change without notice.
Box Office Hours
Off-Season Hours
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
In-Season Hours (March 6th - September 27th)
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Sat-Sun Game Days Only: 9am - 2 hours after scheduled game time.
For all Home Games, the Box Office will open at 9am and close 2 hours after scheduled game time.
Brick Pavers
For questions regarding placement of bricks, please call Sheila Pinsker at (314) 345-9548 or visit Guest Relations Level 1.
Greatest Moment Pavers:
Numbers 1-30 are located between Gates 2 and Gate 3Numbers 31-46 are located between Gate 3 and the Team StoreNumbers 47-70 are located between Ford Plaza and Gate 6Numbers 71-100 are located between Gate 6 and Gate 1
Numbers 101-103 are located just past Gate 1
"Make Your Own Fredbird"
Fans will be able to create and purchase their very own Fredbird. Build-A-Bear is located between Gates 2 and 3, behind Section 153 on Level 1 Main Concourse.
Busch Stadium Facts
Busch Stadium Square footage - 1,270,000 square feetAcreage - 28 acres (including the Ballpark Village site)
Cameras/Video Equipment
Both still and video cameras are allowed in Busch Stadium, as long as they do not obstruct another guest's view. Credentialed professional news crews/cameras are only allowed on the concourses and are not to film any game action unless given permission by the Cardinals.
Cardinals Authentics Exclusive Memorabilia Shop
Cardinals Authentics specializes in official, game-used, limited-editions and autographed collectibles and memorabilia direct from the club. The shop is located inside Busch Stadium in the Ford Plaza just north of Gate 6 and climate controlled for a comfortable shopping experience. It is only open to ticketed guests from the concourse during home games from the time the gates open until 30 minutes after the game ends. Otherwise customers may visit cardinalsauthentics.com to view current inventory and to shop Cardinals Authentics on-line anytime, all year long. Information is available or orders can be taken year-round by calling (314) 345-9666 during normal business hours as well.
Cardinals Dollars
Cardinals Dollars may be used at all Busch Stadium concession stands, with vendors, at the Official Cardinals Team Store, Family Pavilion, Cardinals Authentics and also for Cardinals tickets. Cardinals Dollars are sold in $5 increments and are available online at cardinals.com, at the Busch Stadium ticket windows and by phone at (314)345-9000.
Cardinals Nation
See Ballpark Village for more information.
Cards Cash
The "Cards Cash" program allows guests to add a dollar value to game tickets and is redeemable at any concession or retail location in the Ballpark. This value is stored in the barcode of the tickets and is valid only at the game for which it was purchased.
Cards Cash can be added to individual game tickets or to group ticket packages. It may also be included in some season tickets as well as "ticket packs". In addition, there will be special promotions wherein specific ticket locations or even entire sections may be rewarded with Cards Cash on their tickets.
Guests who have questions about the program should be directed to the Inside Advanced Ticket Windows.
Cellular Phones
Guests are welcome to use cell phones in Busch Stadium provided their use does not disturb other guests.
Chewing Tobacco
Chewing tobacco is not permitted in Busch Stadium.
Community Relations
The St. Louis Cardinals and the team's community foundation, Cardinals Care, are dedicated to caring for kids. This mission statement is achieved through a variety of programs backed by our players, coaches, staff, volunteers, sponsors, and fans, allowing for grants to support non-profit groups in the St. Louis community. Cardinals Care has distributed more than $16 million to area youth organizations since its inception in 1997 and strives to improve the lives of more children every year. Visit cardinals.com/community for more information.
In-stadium silent auctions benefitting Cardinals Care are held on every Tuesday and Friday night home game. Auctions close at the first pitch, bottom of the 7th inning. You must be present to claim your item. Locations include the Main Concourse at Gate 3 and Section 134/135, Redbird Club, Cardinals Club and the Terrace Level.
Costume Policy
Costumes of any kind that cover the head/face are strictly prohibited from entering the ballpark. All other costumes are subject to inspection upon entry or at any time over the course of a game/event at the discretion of stadium personnel.
Designated Driver Program
The Cardinals, Anheuser-Busch, SportService, and T.E.A.M. Coalition have teamed up to implement the Budweiser Good Sport Designated Driver Program. Guests may sign up at kiosks next to Guest Relations on Level 1 or Level 4 to be a designated driver for the game and receive a free key chain (for the first 40 guests only) and a free soda or O'Doul's. Designated Drivers may also be eligible for prizes and recognition on the message board. You must be 21 years or older and have a valid driver's license to participate. The cutoff time to sign up is the middle of the 1st inning.
Disabled Seating
Please see Accessible Seating for more information.
The Cardinals are happy to help non-profit groups and their fundraising efforts through donations whenever possible. Due to the high volume of requests received each week, we ask that you follow our guidelines and provide us with, at minimum, 8 weeks advanced notice.
Guidelines and Procedures:
1. Organizations must complete a Cardinals Donation Request Form ONLINE at cardinals.com/donations to be considered for a donation.
2. Mailed/Phoned/E-mailed/Faxed requests will NOT be accepted.
3. Requests must be received eight (8) weeks prior to your event. We cannot fulfill requests without proper advanced notification.
4. Organizations are limited to one (1) request per twelve month period. Please do not send duplicate requests.
5. Due to overwhelming demands, we have to limit our donations to organizations within the following states; MO, OK, KS, IA, IL, KY, TN, AR, IN, MS.
PLEASE NOTE: A submitted request does not guarantee a donation. No phone calls please.
Other Pertinent Information:
1. Approved requests will receive one (1) voucher for two (2) tickets to a Cardinals game.
2. All denied requests will receive notification via e-mail.
3. We are unable to place or answer follow-up calls regarding donation requests.
4. Donations may only be made to non-profit, charitable 501 (c) (3) organizations.
5. We are unable to donate to for-profit companies -- including employee appreciation days/holiday events.
6. We are unable to make monetary donations, purchase program ads, or buy sponsor tables at events. If you are interested in monetary support please contact Cardinals Care about a grant application.
Electronic Cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes are not allowed in Busch Stadium.
For the convenience of our guests, elevators and escalators are located throughout Busch Stadium. Please refer to our directional signage for specific locations. Fans with disabilities are given priority for elevator use.
Escorts/Fan Assistance
Transportation may be provided to guests who require assistance. Transport carts or wheelchairs will pick up guests at stadium entrances and escort them to and from their seats. Assistance will be given as carts become available. No transport carts are allowed outside of Busch Stadium.
Guests wishing to leave the stadium but plan to return during the same game must present their ticket and have their hand stamped at Gates 1, 2 or 4 as they exit the stadium. Guests must show ticket and re-entry card upon re-entry. Inspection policy will also be enforced.
Family Pavilion
The Family Pavilion is located on Level 1 between Gates 5 and 6, on the northeast corner of Busch Stadium. The Family Pavilion presents a variety of interactive games and activities for the whole family.
The Family Pavilion is open 2 hours prior to each game and continues operation until one-half hour after the game. All guests with a day-of-game ticket are admitted to this area free of charge; however, there is a fee to participate in some of the games and activities.
The following are some of the activities that are featured in the Family Pavilion:
Family Restrooms
Family restrooms provide private areas for guests with children and offer baby changing tables and a room for nursing mothers. These restrooms are also available for use by disabled guests.
Fan Appreciation Package
To purchase a Cardinals Fan Appreciation Package, please call (866) 521-4714. The Cardinals do not sell the Fan Appreciation Package and it is not available for purchase at Busch Stadium. For details on how to use your Fan Appreciation Package, please visit cardinals.com/fanapp.
Firearms or weapons of any kind are not permitted in Busch Stadium.
First Aid
The First Aid Stations in Busch Stadium are located on Level 1 behind Section 147 and on Level 4 in Section 351. The First Aid stations are a service to guests and employees who are in need of medical assistance. No medications or treatments can be dispensed outside of the First Aid stations. Also, minors (those under the age of 18) must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to receive treatment. Vending machines dispensing trial size items for minor first aid needs are located outside of both First Aid locations.
First Pitch Tickets (KMOX 1120)
At 9:00am on the day of each regular season home game, fans may purchase a voucher good for two tickets for just $11.20. Vouchers may be purchased at the 8th Street Ticket Windows located just north of Gate 3. Fans redeem their vouchers at Gate 1 for actual tickets 15 minutes prior to game time. Tickets may be anywhere in the stadium, from Infield Field Box to Standing Room. There is a total of 275 vouchers (550 tickets) available for each regular season home game.
Fans can bring their own food & drinks into Busch Stadium for all 81 games. Alcohol, bottles, cans, thermoses, hard-sided coolers, hard plastic cups/mugs are not permitted. Non-alcoholic beverages including water and soda in open cups or in clear plastic bottles no larger than 2 liters are allowed. Food & beverages from the outside will not be permitted in the Cardinals Club, Luxury Suites, Party Suites or any of our other All Inclusive Areas.
Foul Balls/Home Runs
Guests are welcome to keep any foul ball or home run ball hit into the stands. At no time should a foul ball or home run ball be thrown back on the field. Any guest interfering with a ball in play is subject to ejection. The Cardinals are not able to accommodate requests for player autographs on home run or foul balls. Guests should stay alert at all times for bats and balls leaving the playing field. If a fan catches a ball on the fly, they are awarded with a foul ball contract. Please fill out an incident report with the fan's name, address and date if this happens.
Gate Times
Stadium gates generally open 2 hours before game time.
Ground Rules for Fans
The St. Louis Cardinals are committed to creating a safe, clean, fun, family-friendly ballpark experience. Our staff has been trained to proactively intervene where necessary to help ensure a family environment.
The St. Louis Cardinals appreciate that all guests observe our Ground Rules for Fans while attending ball games at Busch Stadium. Working together with our fans to provide a positive experience is our goal. Please contact the nearest usher if for any reason another guest is interfering with your enjoyment of the game.
Guests who choose not to adhere to these Ground Rules may be in violation of stadium/city ordinances and are subject to intervention, which may lead to ejection and/or arrest.
Group Sales and Group Outings
One of the best ways to enjoy a game at Busch Stadium is with a group of friends, family, or co-workers. For specific party facility information other group outings, visit cardinals.com/groups or call (314) 345-9500 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Guest Relations
The Guest Relations Centers are located on Level 1, Section 148 behind homeplate and Level 4 behind section 340 and are staffed by specially trained ushers. Guests may obtain information about Busch Stadium events, promotions, directions to areas both inside and outside of the Stadium; locations of various concession and souvenir stands; and answers to other questions as well. Guest Relations are also the location for lost children, people separated from their groups, and lost and found articles. Hearing impaired guests may use a TDD (Telecommunication Device for the Deaf) at this location.
In addition, guests may register any complaints at the Guest Relations Centers and receive immediate attention.
Inspection Policy
In conjunction with a league-wide policy established by Major League Baseball, the St. Louis Cardinals reserve the right to inspect all items entering Busch Stadium. Guests may carry in items including: backpacks, purses, diaper bags, fanny packs and soft-sided coolers that do not exceed a maximum size of 16"x 16" x 8". Bags that exceed this size are not permitted in the stadium. Alcohol, bottles, cans, thermoses, hard-sided coolers, hard plastic cups/mugs are not permitted. Non-alcoholic beverages including water and soda in open cups or in clear plastic bottles no larger than 2 liters are allowed. All items will be inspected. Those guests who refuse a search will be denied entrance into the stadium. Exceptions may be made for medical considerations.
In Stadium Photos
Special event photos are only available on non-game days. Guests may contact Special Events for more details by calling (314) 345-9630. Information is also available online at buschstadiumevents.com.
Kids Clinics
St. Louis Cardinals Alumni Kids Clinics are a great way for kids (ages 7-13) to learn the fundamentals of baseball the Cardinals way. Each clinic is taught by former Cardinals players and coaches. These half-day clinics are held throughout St. Louis' surrounding areas and run from June - August. For more information, visit cardinals.com/clinics or call (314) 345-9500.
Kids' Crew Club
The Cardinals Crew Kids Club is for all fans 15 and under. Each year the club features a different player and members receive great benefits - including tickets to a Cardinals game and an invitation to a private, members-only autograph party at Busch Stadium. Fans interested in joining may visit the special Cardinals Crew area located in the U.S. Cellular Family Pavilion during any home game to purchase a membership and get their membership package. To sign up for a membership, please click here.
KMOX 1120 First Pitch Tickets
At 9:00am on the day of each regular season home game, fans may purchase a voucher good for two tickets for just $11.20. Vouchers may be purchased at the 8th Street Ticket Windows located just north of Gate 3. Fans redeem their vouchers at Gate 5 for actual tickets 15 minutes prior to game time. Tickets may be anywhere in the stadium, from Infield Field Box to Standing Room. There is a total of 275 vouchers (550 tickets) available for each regular season home game.
Laser Light/Pointers
Laser lights are not only distracting, they may also interfere with the game, as well as be harmful to the eyes if used improperly. Therefore, laser lights are not permitted in Busch Stadium. Any such devices will be confiscated and the person may face ejection from the game.
Lost and Found
Found articles may be turned in at either of our Guest Relations locations. Items will be entered into our Lost and Found system and held for 30 days. Items not claimed after 30 days will be donated to charity. Guests needing assistance in retrieving Lost and Found items during non-game hours may call (314) 345-9882 or email email@example.com.
Lost Children/Adults
Please take all lost children/adults to Guest Relations. Guests should report any missing person at our Guest Relations Centers. Guest Relations staff will work closely with all game personnel to help locate the missing individual(s).
Marriage Proposals
Proposals are only available on non-game days. Guests may contact Special Events for more details at firstname.lastname@example.com or (314) 345-9630.
Metrolink normally runs until midnight. If the Cardinals game goes past midnight, Metrolink will continue running until the downtown platform is cleared. For Metrolink and Bus schedules call (314) 231-2345.
Military Tickets
The Cardinals are proud to offer one complimentary ticket to active, reserve and retired military personnel who show a Valid ID at Windows 17-18 no earlier than 1½ hours before game time. Tickets are based on availability. Blackout dates may apply.
Noisemaker Policy
Busch Stadium policy states that all artificial noisemakers are strictly prohibited from entering the ballpark. Items may be confiscated and disposed of by stadium personnel. Items include, but are not limited to the following:cowbells, airhorns, and Thunderstix.
Nursing Mothers
A mother may nurse her child in any public location where she is otherwise authorized to be. If the mother requests private accommodations the mother and child should be escorted to a family restroom or First Aid.
Official Cardinals Team Store - (800) 421-3263
Located at the corner of 8th and Clark St. between Gate 3 and Gate 4, The Official Cardinals Team Store features the areas best selection of premium Cardinals merchandise.
The hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week.
Official Cardinals Team Store Satellite Locations
The Official Cardinals Team Store Satellite Locations are open during all stadium events.
If you are entering the ballpark through Gate 2, 3, or 4, the best place to park is on or near 8th Street. If entering through Gates 1, 5 or 6, the best place is on or near Broadway.
Postponed Games
The right to delay the start of a game rests with the home club. Once both team managers meet with the home plate umpire and exchange line-up cards, the right to determine whether the game shall be interrupted or terminated is at the discretion of the Umpire-in-Chief. Per the Official Playing Rules, the Umpire-in-Chief shall have sole and unquestioned authority to determine whether and when play shall be halted during a game, when play shall be resumed, and whether and when a game shall be terminated because of bad weather or unsafe playing conditions.
Promotional Items
A limited number of premium giveaway items will be issued for certain games to fans who meet specific promotion requirements. Each fan must have a game day ticket and pass through a turnstile to receive the item. Possession of a ticket does not guarantee receipt of a giveaway item. For a complete listing of Cardinals promotion items, visit cardinals.com/promotions
The Cardinals' award-winning publications are available from vendors located at each gate, from the time gates open until approximately one-half hour after the first pitch. Thereafter, they can be purchased at the ballpark at various souvenir stands and the Team Store, by calling 314-345-9303 or online at cardinals.com/publications.
Radios and Personal Televisions
Guests are allowed to have radios and personal televisions, as long as they do not interfere with other guests' enjoyment of the event.
Restrooms are conveniently located throughout Busch Stadium. All restrooms are ADA accessible and are equipped with baby changing stations. The stadium is also equipped with Family Restrooms, which are restricted to families only.
Busch Stadium is a smoke-free and tobacco-free facility, including "smokeless" cigarettes.
Exit/Re-Entry turnstiles will be set up at Gates 1, 2 and 4 to allow guests access in and out of the stadium if they wish to smoke. Guests must get their hand stamped as they exit the stadium. Guests must also show ticket upon re-entry. Inspection policy will also be enforced.
Social Media
Fans can follow the team on a variety of social media sites including Facebook (facebook.com/Cardinals), Twitter (@Cardinals), Instagram (Cardinals), Pinterest (pinterest.com/CardinalsMLB) and more. For a complete listing of sites, mobile applications and player accounts, visit cardinals.com/connect.
Guests shall not solicit or distribute literature on stadium property without consent from the St. Louis Cardinals.
This includes, but is not limited to political literature, pamphlets, tickets (raffle or otherwise); memberships in outside organizations, clubs, societies, etc.; fund-raising activities for groups or organizations, gifts, parties, etc.; and sale of cosmetics, household goods, food or other products.
Spectators on the Playing Field
Spectators are not permitted on any part of the playing field. Spectators are also not permitted to throw anything onto the field. This is a St. Louis City Ordinance. Persons who violate this ordinance will be arrested and prosecuted.
SportService, Busch Stadium's concessionaire since 1966, is proud of its accomplishments and its leadership position among concessionaires. For over eighty-five years, SportService has been serving Major League stadiums with concessions. In addition, SportService operates fine dining and catering throughout Busch Stadium. SportService is also responsible for all retail operations both inside and outside of Busch Stadium.
Stadium Music
For questions regarding stadium music (walk-out songs, organ songs, etc.) please email Guest Services at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Stadium Tours
Busch Stadium Tours depart daily from Gate 3 of Busch Stadium.
For more info on tour prices and times, click here or call 314-345-9565.
Guests with strollers are welcome in Busch Stadium; however, the use of strollers should not interfere with other guests or block entryways or aisles. Strollers should be stored under the guest's seat or may be checked at Guest Relations.
The Cardinals have partnered with StubHub to create the Official Fan to Fan Ticket Marketplace of the Cardinals.
Some StubHub facts:
Taxi Cab Stands
There are two taxi cab stands located at Busch Stadium, one is on the far east side on Broadway just south of Spruce and the other is on the west side next to the Westin Hotel on Spruce between 8th and 9th Street.
T.E.A.M. (Techniques for Effective Alcohol Management)
T.E.A.M. is the name of a group formed in 1985 to encourage public facility owners and managers to promote alcohol awareness in their facilities. Major League Baseball joined T.E.A.M. in 1986. The goals of the T.E.A.M. Program are to:
*SportService does not sell or serve any guest who appears intoxicated.
Ticket Resolution Windows
Guest Relations should not be confused with the Ticket Resolution Windows. The Ticket Resolution Windows are located behind Section 161 and handle all ticket problems and issues for that particular game.
Ticket Information
Guests may purchase tickets to upcoming Cardinals home games by clicking the "Buy Tickets" link below or calling the Ticket Sales Hotline at (314) 345-9000. The Ticket Sales Hotline is open from 9am-9pm, Monday-Friday. During Weekend Home Games 10am-2 hours after scheduled first pitch.
Guests may also purchase tickets at either the 8th Street or Clark Street ticket windows. During the season, the 8th Street ticket windows are open from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday through Friday on non-game days. These windows are also open for all home games from 9:00 am until two hours after scheduled game time. The ticket windows (including the windows on the Main Concourse behind Section 161) remain open until two hours after scheduled game time. Off-season Box Office hours are 10 am - 4:00 pm Monday through Friday and closed Saturday and Sunday.
Rescheduled Games
Tickets for games, which are postponed and rescheduled as either a split doubleheader or on an open date, are not subject to refunds or exchanges. Retain ticket stubs for use with the announced policy.
Ticket Reprint Policy
Regular Season
Reprints for lost, forgotten, or stolen tickets purchased through the St. Louis Cardinals can be requested by calling 314-345-9000 or by visiting the St. Louis Cardinals Box Office. Only the valid account holder may request tickets to be reprinted. Customers whose tickets are stolen and present an official police report will not be charged a reprint fee. All reprints will be subject to a $5 per ticket fee*, and all ticket reprints are done at the sole discretion of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Busch Stadium Tours depart daily from Gate 3 of Busch Stadium.
For more info on tour prices and times, visit cardinals.com/tours or call 314-345-9565
Umbrellas are allowed inside Busch Stadium should rain be forecast and on hot days, provided they do not interfere with the view of other guests.
Visiting Team Fans
Visiting team fans are our guests. Harassment of the visiting team or their fans will not be tolerated and may result in ejection.
Will Call
All paid and complimentary tickets can be picked up at the 8th Street ticket windows as well as at all Cardinals Ticket Kiosks located around the perimeter of Busch Stadium. A valid ID that matches the Will Call name is required to receive tickets. Tickets picked up at Ticket Kiosks require the Credit Card used to originally purchase the tickets. The 8th Street ticket windows are open Monday - Friday from 9:00 am - 5:00 pm and are also open for all home games from 9:00am until two hours after game time. Ticket Kiosks are available to distribute Will Call tickets 24 hours a day.


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By Barbara Kessler
Green Right Now
I can't improve on the article below by Diane Hatz, founder of Sustainable Table, who urges people to consider eating less meat, for their health and the planet and their budget.
I will say I was shocked at the figure she quotes for how much meat an American eats in a given year – 192 pounds of red meat, poultry and fish?!? Yowzer. If it's really true that high meat consumption contributes to heart disease and cancer (and it is really true) then meat is the 200-pound elephant in the room.
We're looking forward to Hatz's next article.
From Diane Hatz:
Doctors to rock stars to Nobel Peace Prize-winning UN panels and even nonprofit organizations are telling us to eat less meat. But why?
To start, if we cut out red meat, fish and/or poultry one day a week without changing any other part of our diet, we would reduce animal protein consumption approximately 8.4 ounces a week, the daily amount the average U.S. citizen eats. That comes out to 27.3 pounds a year. Multiply that by the 304 million people in this country (as of July 2008) and collectively we would reduce our meat, fish and poultry consumption over 8 billion pounds!
That's a lot of meat and would have an enormous positive impact because reducing your meat consumption saves you money, is better for your health, curbs climate change, helps save the environment, and lessens our dependence on foreign oil. Really. All that from cutting back on the amount of meat you eat. To help even more, make sure the meat you do eat is from local sustainable farms.
Let's take a quick look at each of these reasons.
Saves you money. Meat can be expensive, oftentimes the most expensive item in the grocery store, so it can take a big dent out of your weekly food budget. A good way around this is to simply cut back on the amount of meat you eat. The 8.4 ounces of red meat, poultry and fish Americans consume per day comes to almost 192 pounds per year.
By cutting out meat just one day a week, you'll be cutting out 27.3 pounds of meat per person each year. The amount of money you save will vary greatly between where you live and the type of meat, but if you buy ribeye steak on Long Island, NY, you'd pay around $7.99 a pound, so if you ate the 8.4 ounces an average American eats, you would save over $218 a year. Cutting back on a pound of meat a week would save you over $415.00 a year. And if you're a family of four and you buy 2 ½ pounds of steak, that's a savings of $20 per week or over $1000 a year!
Better for your health. Diets high in red meat like hamburgers and steaks and processed meats like cold cuts, bacon and hot dogs have been linked to an increased risk of death from heart disease and cancer. (The risk from fish and poultry is less.)
The National Cancer Institute studied over 545,000 people from 50 to 71 years old and followed their eating habits for 10 years. There were more than 70,000 deaths during that time. The report, released in March of this year, states that middle aged to older Americans who ate only a quarter-pound hamburger (that's 4 ounces) a day were 22 percent more likely to die from cancer and 27 percent more likely to die of heart disease, in comparison to individuals who ate only 5 ounces of meat a week. Women had a 20 percent higher risk of dying of cancer and a 50 percent higher risk of dying of heart disease than women who ate less.
In addition, the American Cancer Society undertook a 20-year study of 150,000 men and women from 1982 to 2001 and also found that people who ate a large amount of red and processed meat had a 30 to 40 percent higher chance of developing colon cancer. Those who favored processed meat like sausages, hot dogs and cold cuts increased their colon cancer risk by 50 percent. And to make matters even worse, "high meat consumption" was considered to be 3 ounces a day for men and 2 ounces a day for women. The lowest risk for colon cancer was found when men ate less than 1.5 ounces a day of red or processed meat and less than 1 ounce a day for women.
Adding to this, the European Union's Scientific Committee on Veterinary Measures relating to Public Health (SCVPH) confirmed in 2002 that the use of hormones in beef and dairy cattle poses a health risk for consumers.
With regard to fish, today there are concerns about high levels of mercury so fish consumption should be limited, and industrially-raised poultry have shown problems with high levels of arsenic.
There is no doubt that Americans would benefit from reducing their meat consumption, but it must also be pointed out that in these studies no difference was made between industrially raised, factory farm meat and grass-fed sustainable meat. Grass fed sustainable meat is lower in saturated fat, lower in cholesterol (both of which contribute to heart disease), lower in calories and will not have any added hormones – so it will always be a better option than factory farmed meat.
Healthcare costs in 2007 were $ 2 trillion with 75 percent of that amount ($1.5 trillion) going toward the treatment of chronic preventable diseases, so reducing your meat consumption can also help lower your healthcare bills down the road.
The message here isn't to necessarily cut out meat, but if you care about yourself and your health, you might want to limit your intake. And an easy way to do that is to simply cut it out one day a week. And when you do decide to eat it, look for meat from animals that were raised in a sustainable way. Your health depends on it.
Start by pledging to go meatless on Monday – http://www.meatlessmonday.com/join-the-movement/.
Use the Eat Well Guide to find sustainable meat in your area.
To be continued….
(Diane Hatz is the Founder of Sustainable Table, Executive Producer of The Meatrix movies and co-Founder of the Eat Well Guide. This is the third installment in her blog series Sustainable Table's Guide to Good Food.)
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A reticulocyte count is a blood test that measures the percentage of reticulocytes in the blood. Reticulocytes are slightly immature red blood cells.
A blood sample is needed.
No special preparation is necessary.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or a slight bruise. This soon goes away.
The test is done to determine if red blood cells are being created in the bone marrow at an appropriate rate. The number of reticulocytes in the blood is a sign of how quickly they are being produced and released by the bone marrow.
A normal result for healthy adults who are not anemic is around 0.5%-1.5%.
The normal range depends on the level of hemoglobin. The range is higher if there is low hemoglobin due to bleeding or red cell destruction. Hemoglobin is a protein in red cells that carries oxygen.
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
A higher than normal reticulocytes count may indicate:
A lower than normal reticulocyte count may indicate:
Reticulocyte count may be increased during pregnancy.
There is very little risk involved with having your blood taken. Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Taking blood from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
Bunn HF. Approach to the anemias. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 161.
Mathur SC, Schexneider KI, Hutchison RE. Hematopoiesis. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 31.
Todd Gersten, MD, Hematology/Oncology, Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, Wellington, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Designers, theorists, students and strategists gathered in Malmö, Sweden October 17-19 for an annual event called Designboost. Our mandate was to discuss sustainable design, a topic so broad and behemoth that it's borderline absurd. But with gusto, wide-eyed curiosity and heartfelt sincerity, event organizers David Carlson and Peer Eriksson embraced its absurdity and used it to their (and our) advantage by weaving together two full-day agendas that supported meaningful exchange and relationship-building in a variety of stimulating milieu – from the top two floors of Santiago Calatrava's Turning Torso to the ceremonial dining hall of the city's Rådhuset (Court House) and, later, booming Etage Nakktclub.
On Day 1, from on high, we were assigned three different discussion groups, each with a provocation, e.g. "How might we extend the notion of sustainable design beyond the limits of products and materials?" The technique of curating intimate conversations straight away was helpful in breaking the ice that typically coats first encounters, as well as opening our minds to points of view that aligned with a range of disciplines and cultural interpretations.
In my first session, a half-dozen of us discussed the similarities between human relationships and our relationships with "stuff." We wondered aloud, "What makes relationships endure? What's the glue that binds? How do bonds become valuable over time? What about attachment? Non-attachment? Is less more? Does quality always usurp quantity?" No conclusions were made – maybe it was the altitude, the strong Swedish coffee, or simply the nature of the debate – but the essential ingredients were assembled and the pot was set to stir.
In my second session, with a new assembly of folks, we were introduced to the notion of "undressed" products (thanks, Kristina Börjesson!) and wondered if quality helps make things sustain(able). Most interesting to me was the existential discussion around our concept of time: with enthusiasm, many of us considered the notion that perhaps it's linear thinking that drives the sort of consumer need that can never be satiated, and that non-linear thinking, or cyclical thinking, which more closely models the rhythms of life, has the power to prod us back in step with our own (human) nature and the natural systems we inhabit.
In my third and final session of the day, I was assigned a group whose mission was to consider the value of human-centered research in the design process. Does it in fact produce "better artifacts?" Of all the sessions, here's where disparate views were strongest. Some felt good design comes from the bottom-up, that it's the result of close examination of human behavior. Some felt good design comes exclusively from the top, that it's entirely due to the brilliance of a design visionary, or creative genius. So we hotly debated the question of who knows best. Users? Designers? (Aren't designers users too?) Ultimately, my personal stance was/is that good design is a balancing act reflective of context and responsive to human needs, design visionaries included.
Day 2 was full of solo presentations, by myself and the likes of "cultural nomad" Satyendra Pakhale, who asserted, "We can't afford to buy cheap things"; Jens Martin Skibsted, who decreed, "Our fears of inadequacy and not being loved overwhelm our fear of global warming"; Mathilda Tham, who differentiated clothes (material) from fashion (symbolic) and offered up a handy matrix to measure a brand's identity and integrity; Jonas Bylund, who spoke convincingly about the power of brand stories and how to tell them through design so that advertising no longer becomes necessary; Stephen Burks, who shared video clips from his adventures in the developing world, working with local craftspeople to help them turn one-offs into mass-produced items; and Brent Richards, director of the Design Laboratory at Central Saint Martins, who compared sustainable design to good sex: "It's not what you do, it's how you think about it…and you've got to do it slowly."
The third and final day offered an exhibition opening inside the old cinema space at Fridhemstorget, where artifacts on display included Pakhale's stunning radiator design, Burks' wire-frame tables, the Biomega glow-in-the-dark bike by Marc Newson, Tom Dixon's biodegradable tableware, Iittala carafes and cooking pots, and HC Ericson's three-dimensional typography called ABCHCE.
Reflecting back, Designboost was a stimulating mix of perspectives and projects; sights and sounds; cultures and conversations. I left feeling inspired to return next year – to sustain, so to speak, the sustainable – and to continue, personally, to make connections each and everyday with people and ideas that uplift, push, surprise and keep me engaged with the "stuff" that really matters, immaterial and otherwise.


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Bath time can be double the fun with this friendly octopus. When water is poured into the top of his head, it sprinkles out of his arms, and a ring-toss game lets him catch colorful "lifesavers."
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July 8, 2002 (Renton, Wash.) - Leading game developer Wizards of the Coast, Inc., a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE: HAS), today announced they have reached an exclusive publishing agreement with Paizo Publishing, LLC to produce top hobby industry magazines Dungeon Adventures and Dragon. In addition, Paizo Publishing, LLC will take over management of the Star Wars Fan Club and will publish Star Wars Insider. Paizo Publishing, LLC is a new entertainment publishing company that will be operated by noted longtime publishers and hobby enthusiasts Johnny Wilson and Lisa Stevens. Financials terms of the deals were not disclosed. For more information on Paizo Publishing, LLC call (206) 250-5403.
"This is a great opportunity for all parties as this agreement allows us to continue to deliver quality magazines to those interested in reading about their favorite lifestyle games," said Johnny Wilson, president of Paizo Publishing, LLC. "Subscribers can expect the same content, process and flavor from our magazines that they have come to expect from Wizards of the Coast."
"This deal is another example of Wizards of the Coast's ongoing initiative to focus on what we do best, design and bring to market great games for our consumers," said Loren Greenwood, executive vice-president and chief operating officer of Wizards of the Coast. "And, we couldn't be happier that we were able to finalize a deal with Johnny and Lisa."
Paizo Publishing, LLC, soon to be headquartered in Bellevue, WA, will be comprised of industry publishing veterans and will employ the current members of the Wizards of the Coast Publishing Group, including editor-in-chief Dave Gross and art director Scott Ricker.
Johnny Wilson, President of Paizo Publishing, LLC, is the former Group Publisher for Periodicals at Wizards of the Coast. With more than 20 years of professional expertise, Wilson is a leading expert in the adventure and fantasy game publishing arena and has managed a variety of adventure and fantasy-based publications that include the popular Amazing Stories, Dragon Magazine, Dungeon Adventures as well as Star Wars Insider and Star Wars Gamer. An avid games enthusiast, Wilson launched his career in 1981 when his first article on games was published in The Jacobite Rebellion, a small publication dedicated to miniatures and wargaming. In 1986, he made the transition to the world of computer games when he joined the editorial staff of Computer Gaming World magazine.
Lisa Stevens, CEO of Paizo Publishing, LLC, will become the new president of the Star Wars Fan Club. Stevens, a well-known Star Wars collector and enthusiast, is a game industry pioneer who helped start White Wolf (Vampire: The Masquerade) and Wizards of the Coast with Peter Adkison. Her career at Wizards ranged from Sales, Marketing, and Production to Vice President of Event Marketing and included a stint as Brand Manager for the Star Wars Roleplaying Game.
Paizo Publishing, LLC is the publisher of Star Wars Insider, Dragon, and Dungeon Adventures magazines under license from Wizards of the Coast and Lucasfilm, Ltd.
Lucasfilm Ltd. is one of the leading film and entertainment companies in the world. Lucasfilm's businesses include George Lucas' film and television production and distribution activities. Lucasfilm's feature films have won 19 Oscars and received 52 Academy Award nominations, and its television projects have won 12 Emmy Awards.
Wizards of the Coast, Inc., a subsidiary of Hasbro, Inc. (NYSE:HAS), is the worldwide market share leader in the trading card game and tabletop roleplaying game categories. A leading developer and publisher of game-based entertainment products, the company holds an exclusive patent on the method of playing trading card games (TCGs) and produces the world's best-selling Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering TCGs. Publisher of adventure games, family card and board games and electronic media products. Wizards of the Coast is also one of the world's premier book publishers of fantasy series fiction whose novels have made numerous appearances on The New York Times best-seller list and have sold millions of copies worldwide. For more information, visit the Wizards of the Coast website at wizards.com.
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First of all here is what my sewing space looked like a few days ago. Pretty scary. (I still can't believe I'm publicly humiliating myself like this.) The towel on the stained, burned and ripped ironing board cover is for the iron that started leaking. I have at least four different projects in process in this picture, not to mention the disorderly piles of fabric for a few more. And then there's a piece of ric rac hanging from the blinds (?). Fortunately you can't really see how badly the carpet needed to be vacuumed.
(To my own credit, yesterday I did take about half an hour to get things looking a lot better. I should probably take another picture to redeem myself a little.)
Blogs and magazines and beautiful sewing and pattern books create this impression that everything looks wonderful, the cutting mat is always cleared and ready for a new project, there are no pins on the floor and all fabric is neatly folded. I'm sure for a lot of people, crafting is like that. I'm just not one of those people.
So I don't want to add to the misrepresentation that things around here are always perfect and I wile away my hours churning out quilts. Often I am moving junk out of the way before I take a picture for my blog and most of the time I have worked on something for weeks before it ever surfaces on the blog.
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All that said, here's how I do what I do:
- My kids are at great ages right now - I don't have infants or teenagers, so that frees me up a little especially during some school days. My youngest is pretty easy going and he likes just hanging out with me so I can even get some done while he's around. And he doesn't try to sit on my sewing machine peddle as often as he used to.
- I'm a total homebody - I don't even like going shopping - it's a necessary evil to me. I could keep myself entertained for hours at home and never get bored.
- I can handle mess. I have friends whose homes I love to go to because they are always beautiful and spotless. Always. (Nothing wrong with that!) But they often admit to me that they wish they could accomplish what I do with my sewing hobby and acknowledge that it's hard for them to start a project and let the house slide a little, or to live with the mess that creativity sometimes brings. So, I don't know whether it's a blessing or a curse, but I can handle my house in it's imperfect state while I do other things. Not forever, mind you, and total chaos can really kill any creativity. But I can look at the perler beads or scraps of cut snowflakes on the floor in the middle of the afternoon and not let them bug me, knowing I'll do a full clean-up that night. (However, this doesn't mean that I don't get embarrassed when someone comes to my house and I have to kick random shoes and toys out of the way so they can walk into a room.)
- I have a place where I can leave out my creative mess, shut the door, walk away and return the next day to pick-up where I left off. I know that not everyone has that option. My space is in a room that is half storage room in my basement. It's not totally convenient and in the summer my machine and one current project usually migrate to the kitchen so I can be where the action is, but having that place where I can leave a little of my mess undisturbed is helpful. I feel lucky because I know that's not always feasible for everyone.
- I like having something to show for my time. The dishes will always need to be redone, and beds will always need to be remade, and clothes constantly need to be washed. So I like to invest even just a small portion of my time each day on something that will stay finished. It's healthy for my psyche. I know that my kids are my most important creation and that the time invested in them is never a waste. But it's nice to have some short term accomplishments as well. That, and fabric is always obedient. Well, most of the time.
- Sewing is my happy juice. Just doing a little bit each day makes me feel good about life. I feel lucky to have found something that I really enjoy doing.
- I rarely quilt my own quilts. I'm really lucky right now to have a great situation where I have coworkers who will do it for me at a really great price. And they will do a much nicer job than I could do. And, the quilting part of making quilts seriously dilutes the happy juice for me. I dread that part.
- I don't really watch TV. Occasionally I'll watch a movie (BBC Classics anyone?) on a little DVD player next to my sewing machine while I work. If I do watch something with my husband or family, I'm pretty much always working on a project - usually binding a quilt. I can't just sit still. Occasionally, for my husband's sake, I'll sit and just hold his hand while we watch a movie. It's a necessary sacrifice for me to make sometimes. :)
- And in the spirit of really keeping it real, I'll add this thought too: the days that I give a little bit of time to God by reading my scriptures and saying a prayer in the morning, I ALWAYS get more done. When I don't do those little things, I feel like I'm running around in circles and accomplish nothing. Take that for what it's worth to you, but I know it's true for me.
There are plenty of distractions out there that slow me down. Like getting into a good book - which is not necessarily a bad thing - (I need to get more books on tape). But don't get me started on the computer. I've had to set boundaries for myself and I often feel guilty for being slow answering emails or not responding to all comments, because I am so grateful for every one. I try to answer any specific questions that are asked, but I've found that it takes so much time to individually thank each commenter that it seriously cuts into the time available for anything else. So please, know how grateful I am for the wonderful feedback you give me. It means so much to me - I only wish I had more time to devote to responding.
So now that you know WAY more than you ever really wanted to, let me add one more thing. These are the things that work for ME. There are people in blog land that I admire so much, but I'm coming to accept the fact that I will never be them, I can only be me and I have to function in a manner that works best for my personality, family, and hereditary quirks. Same goes for everyone else. So my only encouragement is to find a system that works for YOU and own it. :) And NO feeling guilty about not doing it the way someone else does it.
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Beer drinkers are notoriously quiet people and as such would not want to be disturbed by the continuous hissing and whirring of a classic compression/expansion refrigeration cycle type beer fridge. They would argue that's why both kids and kitchens were invented. Kitchens to put the noisy fridge in, kids to go get the next beer. Electric coolers, fridges that utilise thermoelectric coolers (TECs)
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This soft, antlered animal adds rustic style to kids' spaces. The plush creature is soft to the touch and brings cozy, cabin-like charm to the room.
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