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Welcome to GDS! I'm sure you'll enjoy the class but be sure to have a look around the forum and join some of the challenges. I'll be looking forward to seeing your Lo's in the gallery!
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Visitation will be held Tuesday, April 23, 2013, from 2-3 p.m. at Cleveland Funeral Home with funeral services following at 3 p.m. in the Cleveland Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be at the Hickory Grove Cemetery in Inverness. The Reverends Bob Hill and Clarence Edwards will officiate the services.
Ruby was born on December 2, 1917, to Roy and Lillie (Turner) McWhite in Pickens County, S.C. She attended Greenville S.C. Schools. In 1938 she married John Ross Cobb. She and John lived in New Orleans on a couple of occasions due to John attending seminary. She was a true pastor's wife; their first church was in Bayou Labatre, Ala. They also had ministries at First Baptist Church in Raymond and First Baptist Church Inverness before moving to Indianola in 1973. She was a former bookkeeper for Witty Wall Accounting Firm and secretary for First Baptist Church of Indianola. In 1979 she married her high school sweetheart Val Freeman, they moved back to Easley, S.C. Ruby was a Deacon at the First Baptist Church in Easley, S.C. She was very active in her church and community. She was a mentor at the Adult Education Center and a volunteer at hospitals.
Ruby loved to garden, paint, draw and write poetry, she was a great cook, who will be remembered for her coconut cake. Ruby was a loving, wife, sister, mother and grandmother who's strong mind, spirit and faith in God will be missed by all her friends and family.
She was preceded in death by her parents; Roy and Lillie Turner; husbands, John Ross Cobb and Val Freeman; and sons, John Cobb and Fred Cobb.
She is survived by son; Jimmy (Pam) Cobb of Greenwood; daughter, Melinda Cobb Hill of Cleveland; sister, Louise Hudson of Easley, S.C.; daughters-in-law, Nancye Cobb of Durham, N.C., and daughter-in-law, Sharon Cobb of Greenwood; 11 grandchildren, Thomas Cobb, Sylvia Cobb, Andrea Cobb, Amanda Skelton, Amy Slater, Ann Howard Cobb, Michael Cobb, Lukas Cobb, Kristin Fermo, Chase Cobb and Josh Hill; 13 great-grandchildren and a several nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers will be her grandsons Michael Cobb, Lukas Cobb, Chase Cobb, Josh Hill, Drew Slater and Christopher Collins.
Memorials may be made to St Jude's Hospital, 501 St Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105 or The American Heart Association, 1101 North Chase Parkway, Marietta, GA 30067.
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If you are a singer/song writer, music comes first and fashion second.
Music is not all about fashion like lady ga.
I'm hoping our fashionista sista will make a pronouncement on this issue
I guess I get that, I agree to an extent, and i'm not one of those people who only listens to what's popuar on the radio in fact the only recent artist I really like is Lady Gaga, I just think she's cool, and I'm glad you said she has talent, that was another point I wanted to make, just because someone is a product it doesn't mean they don't have talent, anyone on a label is a product whether they sing pop or not.
And you shouldn't be shy, you are way too hot!
I don't think that Lady Gaga would want people enslaved to her.
So free choice as to whether people like her or not (whether becoming or remaining her fans or not) would be something with which she ought to be cool.
I don't see a problem with people who are former monsters biting her in the ass.
In fact, she really ought to encourage it since its self-expression and an act of free will (to bite others, including herself, in the ass).
Personally, I think that the world of music and the arts in general is ever expanding. I don't know if one needs to always spit one artist out as to like another artist. I mean, where would the Louvre be if we did that?
I just don't know if we need to HATE as to LOVE something else.
That all said, I think Lady Gaga still has of yet to prove that the meat dress was more a statement ala PETA than it was about NY delis.
Her new album is apparently complete, the title being announced in September. She has a song with Elton John on it, as well as possibly Cher.
Gaga isn't going anywhere - she's just been off the North American radar for the last six months or so, doing her international touring gig.
I actually don't hope that Lady Gaga goes away or lose popularity; I just hope that the "Kim Kardashian" phenomenon will be over, soon.
well, that's what happens when somebody blows up out of nowhere. they disappear the same way too. she just got real popular all of a sudden. i remember hearing that "just dance" song on z100 back in the middle of 2008 or early 08, i can't specifically remember but i know nobody knew her or was checking for her music. she wasn't on tv or even in the hype wagon and then when her next single came out, everybody was on her clit. it just made me go . what was even weirder was how a lot of gay folks gravitated to her for some reason as well. back in 09, whenever i heard a guy say that they was a lady gaga fan or loved her music i knew off the bat that he was gay.
but the question is who's next to come out of nowhere? sometimes i wonder if that whole mind control thing is true because it's just weird how a lot of people just like someone's music at the same time when they never heard of that artist before.
one thing about the closet/you don't have to hurry/it will be bad tomorrow/so brother, don't you worry
The Lumineers.
I both try to keep on top of "national" bands, and keep an eye on what the local scene is doing here in Denver. This Denver (by way of Boston) band was everywhere before I noticed, and I think hold rehearsals down the friggin' street from me.
She got boring pretty quickly and I suspect others who were initially enthralled by her stuff moved on to the next thing. Pretty dated now. She will always have a strong following but the numbers won't increase much from here. Next.
Currently in mainstream/popular music the big thing is house, dance, party, club music. I think with Gaga, she came out at the time when the dance craze started happening, so she rode the wave of popularity to become a huge thing even though she was new.
But that's just one possible factor of why she became a hit so fast.
"Hate is temporary, Love is necessary."
~~ Lil Wayne ~~
It's a misnomer and it's inaccurate to say she is no longer popular. She is very popular, but she just isn't going out in the media spotlight as much and she's on a rather busy tour (with little rest between concerts). For someone who is longer popular, making $50~ million on a tour so far seems rather impressive.
Why do people post messages with such a lack of logic?
She's in Australia playing to sell out crowds - her last Australian show is tonight in Perth - and touring the world. I doubt she's "over".
She debuted a new song in Melbourne the other night or so read in the paper, something called Princess Die.
She's got staying power, but I agree with Lex in that it will be interesting in seeing how she tries to top the "schtick". I think she should go Librarian and do an album of lullabys. That would pretty much shock the shit out of everyone.
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I'm not really here for Gaga like I was in her fame era.
I never felt a connection to her actually. Now that I have found my genre in EDM I really don't know what she is doing for me musically.
She is not going anywhere anytime soon. She is selling out too many concerts and has way too many followers on twitter to be losing any steam.
Just look at the receipts people, not your emotions.
^ Well, I'm certainly big!, Vulgar
…but my point is that the Gaga phenomena is no different from the Madonna phenomena and the Jackson phenomena and the Beatles phenomena and the Elvis phenomena and the Frank Sinatra phenomena etc. where adolescents become obsessed with some kind of 'idol' regardless of the quality of whatever the 'idol' actually does.
The adolescents have a pack mentality and they adopt a commercial entity and worship them until the time another 'idol' is presented to them to adopt.
I never cared for her to begin with...
45 millions? Pocket change for Katy Perry
Pocket change huh? Doubt it. That is just the amount she made on her Asia & Oceania part of the tour. The total for her last tour (Monster Ball) was nearly $230 million. And she is well on the path of breaking that total. Katy who? She is one that has no staying power.
You seriously love gaga that much? *laughs*
I could care less about Gaga or Perry to be honest. (or anyone in the pop music world)
I'm only concerned about numbers and the truth. $43-$44 million from just her Asia tour is hugely impressive. One of the shows made her $18 million. I'm not the biggest Gaga fan either... just stating reality. I have music interests elsewhere (Latin pop, reggaeton mostly).
GiancarloC is right. It doesn't matter how anyone FEELS about Gaga...the FACT is that she's made more money than most artists out there, concerning record and digital sales she's surpassed many artists. The numbers prove it. I'm not a "Little Monster" by any means but I'll respect an artist who can develop a loyal fan-base, care about them, maintain talent, and get rich.
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Well, Lady Gaga has broken multiple records with concert tours. She isn't even a fraction done with her tour and she's already made all that money in Asia alone. Katy Perry doesn't have the popularity Gaga has internationally.
And again, broken records with her last album? Who cares?
The Rolling Stones haven't broken any records with recent album sales, yet had one of the biggest grossing tours in 2005-2007 (which was around $560 million). Again, it's not about record sales. Artists see very little of the money from that. Gaga broke records with her first album... but again the huge majority of her money was made on tours.
FTW, as far as Katy Perry's Teenage Album sold 5.5 million world wide. Not even close to what Gaga has done. Gaga's next album will reassure her dominance, while Katy Perry seems more like a rip off.
Of course she'll selling out concerts. But she's not the cultural phenomenon everyone was talking about before.
She got boring to the general public and honestly, I havent heard about her in months and I really don't care.
Fans will continue to love her but the general population is on the next thing.
Has she? She's been touring for the past two months. Cultural phenomenon? And Katy Perry is lol?
Oh yea? Is that so? I've been to two of her concerts (one time a friend won the tickets and took me). I've been to 5 Wisin & Yandel concerts. I'm just stating the facts as far as this is concerned.
The Rolling Stones recent albums..lol They have been in the business 100+ years. They already have a long strong fan base.
Katy will continue to dominate the airwaves while at the same time expanding her fanbase. Hell she might be the only one to break her own records since nobody can touch her album success.
As for Gaga's next album dominating? She better pray that Taylor Swift does not bitch slap her across the face while at the same time pushing her out of the way just like she did on her last album. With her new album coming in September(?) all others will be playing catch up
My quick reply: And?
My long reply would be something to the effect of enjoying others that speak for us but just don't have the mainstream appeal. And i'm fine with that.
The sun sets in the horizon in the same manner each day.
"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
It was a point about ticket sales, not album sales.
Oh yea? Says who? Even Gaga's last album beat Teenage Dream in sales (better sales internationally). And Katy is fading as far as the radio is concerned... don't hear that much anymore. One Direction I hear more now.Katy will continue to dominate the airwaves while at the same time expanding her fanbase. Hell she might be the only one to break her own records since nobody can touch her album success.
Spoken like a die hard Katy Perry fan. Tad bit of wishful thinking on your part I think.As for Gaga's next album dominating? She better pray that Taylor Swift does not bitch slap her across the face while at the same time pushing her out of the way just like she did on her last album. With her new album coming in September(?) all others will be playing catch up
Anyways this has been interesting. Defending an artist who I've only seen twice... and being called a "die hard" fan.. lol... when I don't even listen to pop most of the time.
LOL its because she has practically released her whole album as singles and after her 8th straight single, which by the way is doing very well in the charts, she has decided to take some time off.
Wait so you take offense when they call you a diehard fan since you have only seen her twice but you call me one yet I have never been to her concert...I love it
Taylor Swift who? Well...Taylor is younger, prettier, more successful than Lady Gaga plus her last album actually sold 1m+ and did I mention she is only 22..wow
Again, that's the last line of defense a Katy Perry fan has. Very little money made off her album actually goes back to her. Music artists make most of their money on tours and that's where Gaga has cleaned up time and time again. Katy Perry isn't as popular internationally, and certainly not even so in Asia (where her last album did quite poorly actually).
Taylor is none of those (and again has nothing internationally). Just a country music star that will have her time of fame for a year. I mean even One Direction is more popular then she is. Swift simply isn't more successful then Gaga... that's another lie. But hey keep it up.
If you want to talk numbers, Gaga wins on that one.
And why is it you only respond to select portions of my post? Is that how it goes around here? Most of what I listen to is considered "Latin rap" (reggaeton). Pretty excited by J LO featuring in Wisin & Yandel's new album...
Neither of them are... although Katy Perry has been talked about constantly for pretty long now and has been on top of the charts consistently.
But she was never more than just a pop singer. Gaga blew up to astronomical proportions in an instant. It would be asking a lot for her to sustain that.
Was never a fan of hers to start with. BUt to each his own.
Who said I was never a fan? Of course I'm a fan of Katy Perry jut not a die hard one. She is in my top 5
Taylor is more successful than Lady Gaga. Look at what Taylor has accomplish at such a young age all while being, according to you, just a "country singer". Her last album sold 1m+ its first week and is still selling.
Taylor isn't more successful then Lady Gaga. That's a nice try though. Her album did NOT do well internationally, barring England and Australia. By the way, Swift emerged earlier then Gaga did. I guess historical revisionism is your favorite thing. Even Gaga's last album had more sales in total (incl/ international sales) then Swift's last album.
Look at it this way, come with some numbers, or you don't have a case.
Oh and as long as we are talking about top artists, Gaga is probably 7 or 8th for me... in my own favorites. Some of the music I listen to is underground... so I don't equate quality = quantity.
The woman rates way, way down on this List of best-selling music artists … like about 48th
List of best-selling music artists - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Well, Lex (who's knowledgeable on all this) said back on the first page that Germanotta has NO longevity because she's all shock and no substance
Uh huh. He's opinionated like all the others. But hey, keep it up... not responding to the majority of my argument. She does have longevity. Try again.
People made similar arguments against the Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Madonna and others when they first emerged... no longevity... lol. We see how that argument falls apart.
She will come back with some even more absurd, avant garde, heretical crap "music" that people with low IQs will worship and stick up their asses.
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Events include Salon Artists Gallery's 2012 Holiday Art Sale in Park Forest.
Salon Artists Gallery
The 2012 Holiday Art Sale will kick off Nov. 16 at Salon Artists Gallery, 294 Main St., Park Forest.
The opening reception will take place from 3-9 p.m. Nov. 16 and feature free refreshments and a poetry reading from 6-7 p.m. and live music from 7-9 p.m. The show will continue to Dec. 22.
The gallery is open from 1:30-4 p.m. Fridays and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Information: (708) 833-5108, (708) 703-7806.
Lee E. Dulgar Gallery
The Art & Design Department of South Suburban College presents a free solo exhibition entitled "Fractious" by Chicago-based artist Ted Stanuga through Nov. 16 in the Lee E. Dulgar Gallery of the main campus, 15800 S. State St., South Holland.
Stanuga has exhibited his work on a national level since the early 1980s. Notable exhibitions include the Brooklyn Museum, Indianapolis Museum of Art and recently at the Park Schreck Gallery in Chicago.
His work has been featured in many articles and reviews, and he is the recipient of numerous grants. Stanuga's work is primarily gestural abstraction with drawing based in the nature of things, and how the events that surround that nature color it.
The artist's concern, then, is how painting attains meaning culturally in a lifelong practice.
The Dulgar Gallery is on the first floor near the Atrium and is open from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fridays and 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Mondays-Thursdays. The gallery, which is closed on weekends and holidays, is supported in part by the SSC Foundation.
Information: Eric Tucker, firstname.lastname@example.com or (708) 596-2000, Ext. 2300.
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THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO: 111 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, (312) 443-3600: "Of Gods and Glamour: The Mary and Michael Jaharis Galleries of Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Art"recently opened. Exhibits include "Film and Photo in New York" through Nov. 25, and "Rarely Seen Contemporary Works on Paper" through Jan. 13. *** Admission is free to Illinois residents on the first and second Wednesdays of the month.
DAN D JAC'S: 9358 W. 171st St., Orland Hills, (708) 460-8773: Ray Fischer performs at an open mike comedy show, which begins at 8 p.m. Wednesdays. Admission is free, but there is a two-drink minimum.
RIDDLES COMEDY CLUB: 5055 W. 111th St., Alsip, (708) 422-5055: Robert Hines will perform two shows each on Nov. 16-17.
ADLER PLANETARIUM: 1300 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 922-7827: Exhibits include "The Universe: A Walk Through Space and Time," "Our Solar System," "Collecting Memories: The Webster Story,""Planet Explorers" for families with ages 3-8, "Telescopes: Through the Looking Glass," and "Shoot for the Moon."
THE FIELD MUSEUM: 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 922-9410: "Maharaja: The Splendor of India's Royal Courts" recently opened and will run to Feb. 3. Other exhibits include "Nature's Toolbox: Biodiversity, Art, and Invention" through Dec. 2; "Extreme Mammals" through Jan. 6; "Images of the Afterlife" through June 9 and "Fashion and the Field Museum Collection: Maria Pinto" through June 16.
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY: 57th Street and Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (773) 684-1414: "Charlie Brown and the Great Exhibit" recently opened. Other exhibits include "Smart Home: Green + Wired" through Jan. 6, "Science Storms," "YOU! The Experience," "The Great Train Story" and the Baby Chick Hatchery. There also are daily live science demonstrations like the chemistry show "Bangs, Flashes and Fire." *** The Omnimax Theater is showing "Born To Be Wild" through March 1.
SHEDD AQUARIUM: 1200 S. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, (312) 939-2438: Visitors can stop by and see the new baby beluga whale and the newest otter, Cayucos, a rescued pup from California. Cayucos joined five adult otters that are native to Alaskan waters. *** Exhibits include "Jellies," which has been extended through 2013, "Waters of the World,""Caribbean Reef,""Amazon Rising,""Wild Reef" and the Polar Play Zone. Attractions include the Shedd's aquatic show.
APOSTLE CHRISTIAN THEATRE'S "DON'T KICK THE TURKEYS": Olympia Gardens Firehouse: 2250 205th St., Chicago Heights, (708) 653-1544: This show will be presented throughout Nov. 17. "This family comedy has a little something for everyone," officials said.
It is only the Rev. Thompson's third day as pastor of New Hope Church. His secretary lays down the laws of the office, the janitor is "fixing" everything in sight, the most prestigious member of the congregation is on the warpath, and an eccentric layperson presents some far-out ideas for Sunday morning's special.
The calamity and humor only escalate when a day care moves into the church building after the pipes in their own building burst. Can God work in such a situation?
Featured in the cast are Andrea Fleming, of Steger; Bryce Gardner, of Park Forest; Katie Hale, of Chicago Heights; Patrick McCulley, of Monee; Kristy McCulley-Schnepf and Tommy McCulley Schnepf, of South Chicago Heights; Beverly Petschauer, of Park Forest; Teresa Rogerson, of Richton Park; and Melissa Russo, of Monee.
There are two options for the performances of this show.
Cost for the 7 p.m. Nov. 16 show only is $15 per adult and $10 per child for ages 12 and younger.
Cost for the 7 p.m. Nov. 17 show and dinner is $20 per adult and $15 per child ages 12 and younger.
There is a discount of 10 percent for groups of 10 or more for any show, or one may print out a coupon via the troupe's website, actonstage.org.
Reservations for the dinner shows are recommended due to catering needs.
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THE DRAMA GROUP DAYTIME CHILDREN'S THEATRE'S "WINNIE THE POOH & FRIENDS BIRTHDAY TAIL": The Drama Group Studio Theatre, 330 W. 202 St., Chicago Heights, (708) 755-3444: This show will be staged at 9:30 a.m. and noon Nov. 16, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Nov. 17 and 1 p.m. Nov. 18.
"Join in the fun with the lovable characters from Hundred Acre Woods," officials said.
In the play, a celebration is almost ruined but friendship and teamwork save the day in this original musical. Officials said the show is perfect for the entire family to enjoy. Charlie Misovye directs the show.
The Drama Group Daytime Children's Theatre produces two one-hour, attention-span-friendly children's shows each season in November and March. Officials said these productions are great for schools, day care centers, Brownie troops and other groups.
A meet and greet with the characters take place after each show, so attendees are encouraged to bring their cameras.
Tickets purchased in advance are $6 for adults, ages 65 and older and students with identification and $5 for groups of 25 or more.
Tickets at the door will cost $7 for adults, ages 65 and older and students with identification and $5 for groups of 25 or more.
The cast of "Winnie the Pooh & Friends Birthday Tail" includes:
◆ EEYORE: Alex Guiliani, of Chicago Heights.
◆ KANGA/ROO: Loretta DeLuca, of Flossmoor.
◆ CHRISTOPHER ROBIN: Noah Uhlenbrauck, of Crete.
◆ WINNIE THE POOH: Dawn DeVries, of Crete.
◆ OWL: Rebecca Atwood, of Steger.
◆ TIGGER: Hannah Bielecki, of Midlothian.
◆ PIGLET: Fiona Keating, of Flossmoor.
◆ RABBIT: Maddie Ward, of Mokena.
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GAELIC PARK PLAYERS' "PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME": Chicago Gaelic Park, 6119 W. 147th St., Oak Forest, (708) 687-9323: This show will be staged at 8 p.m. Nov. 16, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 17 and 3 p.m. Nov. 18. Tickets are $12 for the show only and $25 for the dinner-and-theater package (reservations are required).
Fed up with his dreary life in Ballybeg, an uncommunicative father and a humiliating job in his father's grocery shop, Gareth (Gar) O'Donnell has accepted his aunt's invitation to come to Philadelphia. Now, on the eve of his departure, Gar is unsure about his decision and battling his thoughts both publicly and privately. The audience will share in Gar's complicated and poignant struggle to follow his heart.
The cast includes:
◆ Vera Kelly, of Chicago Ridge, as Director.
◆ Kate McNally, of Oak Forest, as Madge.
◆ Tom Kearney, of Glen Ellyn, as Private Gar.
◆ Mike Azarkiewicz, of Tinley Park, as Public Gar.
◆ Barney Farrelly, of Lemont, as SB O'Donnell.
◆ Kathleen Donoghue, of Lemont, as Kate Doogan/Mrs. King.
◆ Peter Simon, of Lockport, as Senator Doogan.
◆ Bob Reidy, of Chicago, as Master Boyle.
◆ Maggie Murphy, of Chicago, as Lizzy Sweeney.
◆ Larry Coughlin, of Tinley Park, as Con Sweeney.
◆ Liam Briik, of Joliet, as Ben Burton.
◆ Jim Shinkle, of Chicago, as Ned.
◆ Shawn McPartland, of Lemont, as Tom.
◆ George Skrobuton, of Mokena, as Joe.
◆ Bob Fox, of Oak Forest, as Cannon Byrne.
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OAK LAWN PARK DISTRICT THEATRE'S "LA CAGE AUX FOLLES": Oak View Center, 4625 W. 110th St., Oak Lawn, (708) 857-2200 (Oak Lawn Park District): The show will be staged at 8 p.m. Nov. 16-17 and 3 p.m. Nov. 18. Tickets are $21 for adults and $20 for seniors and ages 12 and younger.
The production staff of the show includes executive producers Dave Heilmann and Paul Nirchi, producer Paul Nirchi, director Josie Nirchi, choreographer Staci Cousert, musical director Marty Hesse, and lighting and set designer Gil Oliva.
The show is presented with all rights reserved by Samuel French.
PALOS VILLAGE PLAYERS' "REHEARSAL FOR DEATH": Palos Park Recreation Center, 8901 W. 123rd St., (877) 787-8497: This show will be staged at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16-17. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for seniors and students.
The theater troupe will end its 2012 season with the production of George Batson's mystery-comedy. The play takes place in the era before television in a small Midwestern town. The Rough Rapids Drama Group is rehearsing a play starring has-been actress Stella Carlisle, played by Orland Park actress Molly Quinn.
A letter arrives at the theater threatening dire consequences if the play continues. The cast includes the local gossip columnist, a theater owner, the ingenue and her finance, the town busybody, a smart-aleck teen and the show's stalwart director.
They all decide to do the play anyway. During a rehearsal a gun goes off and one of the cast is discovered to be dead. This is a whodunit that will keep the audience laughing and guessing.
Others in the cast include Russell Egan and Matt Cukrowski, of Chicago; Yvonne Ambrose, of Frankfort; Ken Evans, of Oak Forest; Jim Sharp and Matthew Walsh, of Orland Park; Joyce Eddy, of Palos Heights; and Bruce Fredrick, Lisa Giovenco Solomon and Denise M. Wargowsky, of Tinley Park.
The show is directed by Michael Gandy, of Mokena. His assistant director is Ellen Micotto, of Orland Park.
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RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY PRESENTS "DRAGONS": This show will take place through Nov. 25 at United Center, 1901 W. Madison St., Chicago, (312) 455-4500, unitedcenter.com. Tickets are $13-$90.
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My gaming group has played probably 10 base games. Of these games the humans have won *once*. 3 of these games, including the human victory, were close - the rest have been cylon whitewashes.
Now the close ones we could argue could go either way. The cylons won them (and the human victory was our second game, our cylon made a bad mistake staying in the brig, AND while in there was drawing crisis cards… so really that game probably should even count because we didn't know the rules. That brings human victories to a fat zero.) but ok, a close game is the ultimate goal.
The whitewashes - well, we could chalk some of them up to "that's the way it can roll sometimes" - I mean, we have lost straight after the sleeper phase to briggings mostly. A sympathiser and the right sort of cylon = 2 in the brig. VERY hard to get them out, and human then lose. Some times that stuff happens… but 7 out of 10 games? Why does this not seem to happen to other games I read about here on the forums? When I read expansion rules they seem to buff cylons more than humans….
Anyway, I have since learned that's probably not true. On a board-member's advice I picked up Exodus. I did this mostly to give the revealed cylons a bit more to do. I was told it was so "pilots wouldn't hate the game"… but again, this is something that seems different in our group. No-one hates pilots… why would people hate pilots? If anything Exodus has made piloting boring, but I'll explain that in a second.
So we picked up Exodus and have played 3 games with the Cylon Fleet Board (CFB.) What I have read here is that this:
1. Makes the cylons more powerful
2. Gives the pilots a lot more to do
3. Improves the gameplay in general
We have found the. exact. opposite.
1. Since adding the board the humans have won all 3 games. The upshoot to this is that the games now seem perfectly balanced. I mean the humans have won these games, but they have literally been down to 1 resource in multiple pools, no resource above 4.
We changed a number of human tactics in these games as well in an effort to stem the flood of cylon victories. For example in these three games we basically never took a turn on our turn. We literally XO'd every single turn, barring a small handful. We also used IC on every single skill check barring (without exaggeration) maybe 2 a game.
Furthermore Exodus has given the humans many subtle buffs. Nukes are buffed (and with strategic planning have been stupidly powerful so far.) Character abilities such as Gaetor's have made jumping at -3 a no-brainer. The CAG card is straight up human buff. The viper VIIs are straight up human buff.
Perhaps this is because the CFB is supposed to be very powerful and would swing things towards the cylons… but we have found it to be just incredibly weak. What we find is this:
As soon as a basestar hits the main board, the CFB pursuit track just STOPS. It can now ONLY move if a cylon activates it, and then it only has a 5/8 chance of moving forward. Because of the 3/8 chance of moving the human track backwards, it's risky activating this location when the humans are at the beginning of the jump track. Of course, if you don't, the humans will almost certainly be close to the -3 spot of the jump track by the time you can activate it… and if they are and the fleet jumps in, they'll simply activate the FTL location and jump away sending the fleet back to the start of the pursuit track. This wouldn't be THAT big of a deal, if it weren't for the aforementioned basestar issue.
One lone basestar is PREFERRED by the humans. They CHOSE the "cylon ambush" destination so they could get a measily basestar out and stop the CFB from being a factor. By just controlling the couple raiders with the powerful CAG ability and escorting the civilian ships away at a rate of 2 a turn (via CAG and XOs) there is just no real threat by a lone basestar. The odd launch of raiders or what have you does not present any threat. Another time the humans chose a "add base star to the board" option on a crisis card. They cheered when it came up, because it wasn't just a "free" option, it *prevented the otherwise powerful fleet from jumping in.* Another time a super crisis was played (Fleet Mobilisation.) Awesome card, right? Everything activates. A loaded CFB board, let's bring the lot across! At last all these ships that have been languishing on the CFB will have their reckoning! Wait, what? Basestar activates. Jumps across by itself. Launches 2 raiders and one heavy, then another 3 raiders. Doesn't. Even. Shoot. Galactica. Yes, 5 raiders is a bigger threat than the humans have realistically faced all game, but it's hardly going to do anything when there is only 1 civvie hidden at the back of Galactica and the pilot is running around in a VII !!!
Now this wasn't a one off. I even "simulated" a game to quickly churn through a session to see how often we could expect the pursuit track to succeed. Conclusion: Once per game. It was just FAR too common to have a basestar activate and jump across by itself. Once across, it cock-blocks all CFB activations. This perhaps would not be so bad if the buffs the humans received didn't make dealing with a lone basestar so trivial!
So then….
2. Pilots are now SO BORED. With attacks generally less problematic - the CFB seems to, at BEST, be about as dangerous as the cylon attack crises but now with the VIIs and CAG and escort ability (this one in particular) the humans simply pack away the civvie ships lickity-spit - leaving one as bait - and dispatch the raiders when they get a bit close (not killing them early of course - that'd just activate the CFB!) Who needs to shoot raiders when you can just use one action to escort a civvie away? Why use maximum firepower when that only lets you kill FOUR measly raiders when you can use a single action to make as many raiders as you want useless. Surrounded by 18 raiders? No problem. Escort. Raiders must now move slightly next turn. (Or perhaps shoot the viper, not a big deal. Especially since it'll likely take 5 or 6 shots to connect.)
3. See above, basically. It has actually made the game more balanced, but gimping the cylons and buffing the hell out of the humans… but boy is it frustrating to play as a cylon now! We have basically come to the conclusion to not both with activating the CFB. I mean, yes, if the humans happen to be at position 2 on the jump track, the CFB is loaded up, and it is the cylon's turn… well then you might as well move the tracks (either up or down.) But otherwise, you're MUCH better off activating Caprica. Since you never see the dangerous fleet attacks like in the base game (just dribbly-drabbly lone basestars which help the humans more than hinder them) then activating the fleet is MUCH weaker than it used to be. By activating Caprica the cylons have a really good chance of throwing a crisis at the humans that doesn't move the jump track - this means they are just staring at wasted resources for no gain. Any other cylon options are, nearly always, just going to be a wasted turn for the cylons. The most frustrating part is you have this whole fleet ready to go. Could even be 1 place from jumping… and find you just CAN'T get them to jump in! Even if they did, they'd only be contending with one civvie to protect anyway…
So the rant's TL;DR:
Why does everyone else seem to find the Cylon's only winning 50-60% of their games? How do these games play out? Do you do the extreme tactics of XOing and ICing every single time, or do you find humans can win sometimes even without that?
Why does everyone seem to think the CFB improves gameplay? Do you not find lone basestars appearing (via a number of possibilities) that then completely halts the CFB's pursuit track? Don't you find it frustrating that it's in humanities best interest to draw out a basestar?
PS: We don't have pegasus. Don't really like the sound of Pegasus and some of the rules therein… but perhaps there is something from that expansion that I'm missing that would help? Perhaps we're doing something wrong with the CFB? Perhaps our 3 CFB games were anomolies and usually pan out differently?


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On Monday, a bruhaha, or perhaps a bruhuhu (forgive me, internet), erupted over a photograph taken by Kevin Van Paassen that appeared on the front of the Globe and Mail, Canada's largest national and second-largest daily newspaper. The picture in question features 17-year-old figure skater Kaetlyn Osmond extending her leg in the air while dressed in a revealing costume that would be considered common for her sport.
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The tenant house is located at the edge of the farmyard and was home to the workers who helped manage the farm and house.
The front porch of the tenant house.
Rawlings loved to walk in the shade of her orange trees.
Many of the variety of citrus Rawlings wrote about can be seen in the farmyard.
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The screening in of the porch was one of the improvements Rawlings made to the house after she purchased it.
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Nearly 400 African forest creatures, representing 55 wildlife species, make their home in our 6.5-acre Congo Gorilla Forest. Let New York City fade away as you stroll beneath the thick canopy of leaves, through sprays of mist, past sunny meadows and thickets of bamboos, and up to treetop lookouts. Along the trail, you'll encounter our two troops of western lowland gorillas. You can get up close to rambunctious youngsters, their watchful mothers, and the hulking male leaders known as "silverbacks." Other creatures that live in this lush, green forest include black and white colobus monkeys, mandrills, DeBrazza's monkeys, and shy okapis. A busy family of Wolf's guenons and a group of pygmy marmosets, the world's smallest monkeys, also await your visit. Tours meet at Congo Gorilla Forest entrance.
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Podcasts - March 08, 2010
Podcast: Daniel Benjamin on Counterterrorism
During an address on March 3rd at IPI, Ambassador Daniel Benjamin from the US Department of State asserted that "as President Obama has said from the outset, there should be no trade-off between our security and our values."
Conferences - March 08, 2010
Secretary-General Ban, Gabon President Bongo at IPI Dinner
On March 8th, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon joined fourteen Security Council ambassadors for a dinner at the International Peace Institute to honor Gabon's President Ali Bongo Ondimba.
Panel Discussions - March 04, 2010
"After the Surge: Taliban Reintegration and Reconciliation?"
Afghanistan expert Michael Semple told an audience at IPI that one of the key pieces in formulating a path to reconciliation in Afghanistan is determining if there is "a critical mass inside the Taliban movement that does not aspire to have a monopoly over political power."
Speaker Events - March 01, 2010
US Official: "No Trade-Off Between Our Security and Our Values"
"International Counterterrorism Policy in the Obama Administration: Developing a Strategy for the Future" was the subject of a well-attended address at IPI on Monday, March 1st by Ambassador Daniel Benjamin, the Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the US Department of State.
Panel Discussions - February 23, 2010
Understanding the Security-Development Nexus
IPI's policy forum on February 23rd brought together Ambassador Ertuğrul Apakan of Turkey and three expert panelists to discuss a recent IPI book Security & Development: Searching for Critical Connections and assess the promise and shortcomings of integrating security and development policies.
Podcasts - February 16, 2010
Podcast: Nasser Al-Kidwa Says 2-State Solution Still Valid
"Is the two-state solution still valid?" asked Nasser Al-Kidwa, the long-time Palestinian official, in a rhetorical question to a standing-room-only crowd at an IPI event on February 8th. "I think the good news here, at least from my perspective, is that yes, it is still valid," he said. "The bad news, nevertheless is that it will not be valid for a long time."
IPI in the News - February 09, 2010
Policy Papers - February 09, 2010
IPI Publication: Bombs and Ballots in Bangladesh
In this policy paper, author Naureen Chowdhury Fink argues that the threats of terrorism and militancy in Bangladesh are best understood in relation to the political and socioeconomic challenges confronting the country.
Podcasts - February 08, 2010
Podcast: Vali Nasr and Muslim Capitalists
In a talk at IPI on January 26th, Vali Nasr, a Tufts University professor currently serving in the Obama Administration as a senior advisor on Afghanistan and Pakistan, put forth the argument that "the change agent in the Muslim world will have to be the market, not a cultural debate."
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Nasser Al-Kidwa: 2-State Solution Still Valid "But Not For Long"
"Is the two-state solution still valid?" asked Nasser Al-Kidwa, the long-time Palestinian official, in a rhetorical question to a standing-room-only crowd at IPI. "I think the good news here, at least from my perspective, is that yes, it is still valid," he said. "The bad news, nevertheless is that it will not be valid for a long time."
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I've not seen any news since the inital announcement of the game. Very little, if aything has leaked out about this game. A few pics that didn't showcase a lot of anything a long time ago.
If this game is coming next year, where'a all of our news? why have we not gotten anything more about the game? better pics of the minis, etc. etc.
I mean, at least Wings of War is returning... and it's called Wings of Glory. AND we've got pics, news, product information, etc etc. etc. Oh,and it doesn't have anything to do with FFG.
I'm not knocking FFG, I just want to know why we've not gotten anything more about this game. The fans want information and the lack of updates, etc. etc. isn't winning anyone over.
Heck, there's a video game that's coming next year that's got so much anticipation surrounding it, it's crazy. and new information each week comes out. Even if it's a little bit, it's still something.


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Elements of US Peace Plan Revealed
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Palestine Center Blog
An elected Palestinian official unveiled details of a US peace plan for a "permanent peaceful solution to the Israeli-Arab conflict" drafted by Pres. Obama, who intends to officially declare it soon, according to Hassan Khraisha, deputy speaker of the Palestinian parliament.
Xinhua reported Khraisha said the plan includes:
* Statehood: the establishment of Palestinian statehood first in the West Bank by 2011. Later, the Gaza Strip will be integrated.
* No Authority Over East Jerusalem: "The plan puts parts of East Jerusalem under the full Israeli sovereignty without any actual Palestinian control on it. But the holy sites will be under Arab and Islamic administration," said Khraisha.
* Palestinian Foreign Policy: It prevents the Palestinian state from making any foreign military alliances in the region, according to Khraisha.
* Limited Refugee Resettlement: Resettling "a limited number of Palestinian refugees in the Jordan valley and other areas in the West Bank" between Nablus and Ramallah, Khraisha said.
* Not Clear on Refugees in Arab World: The "plan did not show what would be the fate of the Palestinian refugees living in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and other Arab and foreign countries."
* Settlements: the plan talks about keeping big settlements in the West Bank, and to start negotiations on smaller settlements within three months.
* Demilitarization: The Palestinian state would be demilitarized.
* Airspace: Israel exercises control of the airspace above the Palestinian state.
* Factions as Parties: "The new U.S. plan calls for turning the different armed Palestinian factions into political parties which condemn the use of violence against Israel," said Khraisha.
* Palestinian prisoners: The plan includes an Israeli release of a number of prisoners from its jails as soon as a permanent peace agreement is signed between Israel and the PNA. The prisoners' release would take three years.
Khraisha, who declined to say from where he got the draft, said that the U.S. administration had finalized the plan with the assistance of some Jewish figures specialized in the Israeli-Palestinian affairs.
Khraisha opposes the U.S. plan, saying "it means to dwarf the Palestinian political project and smashes the legitimate rights of the Palestinians in two basic issues, Jerusalem and the refugees return."
"The plans and declarations of Prime Minister Salam Fayyad to start building up the establishments and the institutions of the future Palestinian statehood might be made in accordance with the U.S. peace plan," said Khraisha.
He said that the PNA "might deal with the plan, which is very dangerous and it comes in a status of Palestinian weakness due to the current political rift between Hamas and Fatah."


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Brand: Surface To Air Accessories
Origin: United States
What began as a denim clothing label created by a ragtag artists' collective in Paris has now morphed into a full-fledged clothing and accessories brand for men and women. Surface to Air exudes a confident, edgy cool that's earned it the adoration of downtown tastemakers from New York to Copenhagen. Need proof? Look no further than their buzzed-about design collaborations with ultra-hip musicians like Justice, Kim Gordon and Kings of Leon. The brand's work boots, sneakers, lace-up oxfords and other shoes are sleek and versatile, while its famous pendant necklaces — featuring stylized daggers — add a dose of edge to any outfit. Denim is still a surefire staple, but it's Surface to Air's now-iconic buckle wedges and slim leather bombers that make its offerings such a breath of fresh… well, you know.


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Hi All,
in many raffiguration I see many space marines with power fist, wielding a melee like axe or sword….
so in this case I can decide if I want to use the power fist or I can use the axe?
if I use the axe I suppose with:
damage 1d10-8e (standard power axe damage)
gaining the x3 unnatural str bonus (from power fist)
and change from unbalanced to unwieldy (from power fist).
what do you think about?


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Feminine lace detail and a flattering fit-and-flare silhouette take this everyday dress to the next level. Pair it with sandals during the day or your favorite pumps at night for sexy wear-anywhere style.
• Knit dress. Wide rounded neckline. Puffed three-quarter sleeves. Fit-and-flare silhouette.
• Sheer lace contrast on upper back. Note: Belt not included.
• Slip on
• Measures approximately 34" from shoulder to hem
• Knit: 80% Cotton, 20% Polyester. Lace: 100% Nylon.
• Hand wash
• Measurement taken from a size small
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