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See a selection of photos and comments from the weekend on the road from Houston to Austin. [Read More]
Does North Korea want to wipe out Austin?
What kind of real world power tells the opposition where it is going to strike? North Korea, in an apparent attempt to strike fear into the hearts of its foes, broadcast its battle plans this week. If you look carefully, you'll see a missile track above headed straight for Austin. (Translated, the text says "Plan […] [Read More]
Megabus cancels Houston-Austin trips
Megabus, whose blue, double-decker buses began service in Texas in June, has discontinued its service between Austin and Houston. [Read More]
UT, FBI investigating kidnapping calls to parents
The FBI has joined a probe by University of Texas at Austin campus police into anonymous kidnapping calls made to students' parents. Campus police Sgt. Charles Bonnet tells KVUE-TV in a report on its website that officers have heard from only two families in the last six weeks, and he does not believe UT parents […] [Read More]
Austin woman fatally shot during drug deal
A 24-year-old Austin woman was shot to death during an apparent drug deal in northwest Houston Sunday night, officials said. The shooting occurred about 7:50 p.m. at 201 Rosemond near Dowber, according to the Houston Police Department. Police said the woman, whose name has not been released, died at the scene. No other injuries were reported. Police said […] [Read More]
Police: Austin man beaten to death with guitar
A man in Austin has been arrested, accused of beating his neighbor to death with an electric guitar. [Read More]
Austin man says police mistakenly came to his house, shot his dog
An Austin Police officer ended up at the wrong house during a recent domestic disturbance call and shot and killed the neighbor's dog. Michael Paxton told ABC News the officer shot at his 50-pound dog Cisco in his front yard Saturday even though Paxton told police the dog wouldn't bite. From the story: "I said, […] [Read More]
Jet fuel spill shuts down westbound Texas 71 near Austin
Austin's KVUE-TV is reporting that a fuel spill early this morning shut down westbound Highway 71 in Bastrop County. It happened at US Highway 71 at Tucker Hill Lane around 3:30 A.M. That's right on the county line between Travis and Bastrop. More than 8,000 gallons of jet fuel spilled after a tanker truck carrying […] [Read More]
Police officer killed at Austin Walmart; suspect charged
Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo is expected to make a statement later this morning. [Read More]
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And these are the names of the men that shall stand with you; of the tribe of Reuben; Elizur the son of Shedeur [Num. 1:5].
That doesn't sound very interesting or thrilling, but let me explain it. Reuben was the eldest son of Jacob, and he was set aside. We are told, "Reuben, thou art my firstborn, my might, and the beginning of my strength, the excellency of dignity, and the excellency of power: Unstable as water, thou shalt not excel; because thou wentest up to thy father's bed; then defiledst thou it: he went up to my couch" (Gen. 49:3–4). Reuben—unstable as water.
Now the man chosen out of this tribe was to be a different kind of man. Elizur, the son of Shedeur, was the man. Elizur means "My God is a rock" and Shedeur means "The Almighty is a fire." I like that. This man Elizur, "My God is a rock," may belong to a tribe that is unstable as water, but he knows a Rock that is stable. He reminds me of the little Scottish lady who said, "I may tremble on the Rock, but the Rock never trembles under me." Remember that they had sung in the song of Moses that God was their Rock. This fellow had learned that. He knew that God is a Rock in a weary land. He is the foundation Rock for us to rest on also. It is wonderful to know, my friend, that you may be an unstable person and come from an unstable family, but there is a Rock for you. "My God is a Rock." (J. Vernon McGee, Thru the Bible Commentary [computer file], electronic ed., Logos Library System, (Nashville: Thomas Nelson), 1997 © 1981 by J. Vernon McGee)
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Denmark's Prince Christian has today started his first day of primary school. He will be attended the Tranegårdsskolen, in the municipality of Gentofte and the district of Hellerup. Before heading to his new school, the five-year-old Prince participated in a photo session in the main courtyard of Amalienborg with his parents, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary. This was made as part of a 'deal' between the court and … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Audience, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Education, Greenland, National Costume, Photo Session, Prince Christian of Denmark, Princess Isabella of Denmark | Leave a comment
Annual Gråsten Palace Photo Shoot
Earlier today, the Danish Royal Family participated in their annual photo session at their summer residence, Gråsten Palace, in Jutland. They were joined by members of the Berleburg family. Queen Margrethe II and Prince Henrik were joined by their two sons, Crown Prince Frederik and Prince Joachim; their daughters-in-law, Crown Princess Mary and Princess Marie; and their seven grandchildren: Princes Christian, Vincent, Nikolai, Felix and Henrik and Princesses Isabella and … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals, German Royals, Greek Royals | Tagged Count Richard, Countess Ingrid, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Gråsten Palace, Margrethe II, Photo Session, Prince Christian of Denmark, Prince Felix of Denmark, Prince Henrik, Prince Henrik the Prince Consort, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Prince Nikolai, Prince Vincent, Princess Benedikte, Princess Isabella of Denmark, Princess Josephine, Princess Marie of Denmark, Queen Anne-Marie, Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg | 1 Comment
Prince of Asturias at Presidential Inauguration in Peru
HRH the Prince of Asturias is currently in Peru for the inauguration of the nation's newest President, Ollanta Humala. The official ceremony took place yesterday, July 28th, at the Congress of the Republic in Lima. Prince Felipe arrived in Peru on July 27th, and quickly headed over to Government Palace for a meeting with the outgoing President, Alan Garcia. The duo discussed the relationship between Spain and Peru, and the … Continue readingPosted in Spanish Royals | Tagged Felipe VI, Official Visit, Peru, President Garcia, President Humala | Leave a comment
Scandinavian Neighbours Show Support for Norway
Following the tragedy in Oslo and on the island of Utøya, Norway last Friday July 22nd, the Scandinanivan nation's neighbours Denmark and Sweden have shown their support and expressed their sympathies for the victims of the twin bombing and shooting. Both the Danish and Swedish heads of state, Queen Margrethe II and King Carl XVI Gustaf respectively, sent messages of condolence to Norway's King, Harald V. Queen Margrethe's complete letter … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals, Norwegian Royals, Swedish Royals | Tagged Carl XVI Gustaf, Crown Prince Frederik, Crown Princess Mary, Crown Princess Victoria, Harald V, Margrethe II, Memorial, Prime Minister L.L. Rasmussen, Prince Daniel, Terrorism | 2 Comments
Queen and Duchess of Cambridge view Buckingham Palace Exhibition
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duchess of Cambridge had a private viewing of Buckingham Palace's summer exhibition on Friday. The focus of the exhibition is the royal wedding between Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton (now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge) in April this year. The two women viewed the Duchess' £250,000 Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen wedding gown in one of the Palace ballrooms – and the Queen … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged British Royal Wedding 2011, Buckingham Palace, Elizabeth II, Exhibition, Fashion, The Duchess of Cambridge | 3 Comments
Princess Mary Takes Children to Annual Circus
Denmark's Crown Princess Mary took her two eldest children, Prince Christian and Princess Isabella, to the annual Circus Summarum last Wednesday, before the entire Crown Princely Family made a trip to the south of France for a summer vacation. The trio watched the first half of the circus, which is held as a charity fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association each year – Mary and the children also attended last … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Circus, Crown Princess Mary, Prince Christian of Denmark, Princess Isabella of Denmark | 1 Comment
The Cambridges' Last Days in Canada
TRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have wrapped up their nine-day tour of Canada, and are now in the sunny state of California, the USA. Here's a quick recap of their final days up north (previous blog entries can be found here, here and here). Day six of the tour began in Yellowknife, in the Northwest Territories, where the couple had arrived the previous night (July 4th). William and … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Canada, Culture, Fashion, Natural Disaster, Official Visit, Sport, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duke of Cambridge | 1 Comment
The Cambridges in Canada – Dragonboat Racing Day 5
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began their fifth day in Canada in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, where they participated in a fun-filled day of activities. They began with an official welcoming ceremony at Province House, which they reached via open-top carriage. Here, the Duke and Duchess were joined by the Prince Edward Island Premier, Robert Ghiz, and greeed by a series of actors dressed in period costume. The couple … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Canada, Fashion, Official Visit, Sport, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duke of Cambridge | 2 Comments
The Cambridges in Canada – Days 2, 3 and 4
O Canada! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Canada right on time to celebrate the nation's national holiday, Canada Day (July 1). Spending day two of their first royal tour as a married couple in Ottawa, the Duke and Duchess attended the Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill. Firstly, the couple attended a citizenship ceremony with Canada's Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, and his wife Laureen, where they watched … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Canada, Concert, Fashion, Governor-General Johnston, Hospital, National Day, Official Visit, Prime Minister Harper, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duke of Cambridge | 1 Comment
Archduke Otto von Habsburg has died
The former head of the Imperial House of Habsburg, Archduke Otto von Habsburg, has passed away at the age of ninety-eight. The Habsburg family released the news on their website, stating that he died in his sleep, at his home in Pöcking, Upper Bavaria. He will be buried later this month in the Kapuzinergruft (Emperor's Tomb), below the Capuchin Church in Vienna, the resting place of past Habsburg rulers (with … Continue readingPosted in Austrian Royals | Tagged Archduke Otto, Death, Habsburg | 7 Comments
New Article at The Royal Articles: Why I Am A Monarchist (And Why Monarchies Will Remain)
A new article has been published on The Royal Articles, the article subset of The Royal Forums. Written by David V, the article discusses the reasons why monarchies, especially in Commonwealth nations, tend to divide opinions about their relevance, and this author's opinion on their future. An excerpt is as follows: "Here in Australia we have a strange relationship with royalty. We are fascinated with the lives of royals, and … Continue readingPosted in The Royal Forums | Tagged The Royal Articles | Leave a comment
Princess Marie Completes Emergency Training
Princess Marie of Denmark has joined the ranks of her fellow family members, by undertaking training with the Civil Defence. According to a press statement on the Beredskabsstyrelsen website, the Princess received her diploma for basic training with the agency, known in English as the Civil Defence, on June 23rd after completing four weeks training. Princess Marie is now assigned to the Volunteer Deployment Force in Herning, north of her … Continue readingPosted in Danish Royals | Tagged Military Training, Princess Marie of Denmark | 2 Comments
Luxembourg's Royals Celebrate National Day
The Grand Ducal Family of Luxembourg has spent the past two days celebrating their National Day, which is also known as the official birthday of the Grand Duke. On June 22nd, the Grand Duke and Duchess visited the town of Oberanven, in the municipality of Niederanven, as one of the first events to mark the occasion. They began at the Niederanven Town Hall, where the couple customarily signed the guest … Continue readingPosted in Luxembourg Royals | Tagged Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, Grand Duke Henri, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume, Military, National Day, Prince Louis of Luxembourg, Prince Sébastien, Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg, Princess Tessy | Leave a comment
Royal Family Comes Out as Duke Reaches 90
The British Royal Family was out in force yesterday, attending a special church service at St George's Chapel, Windsor to mark the Duke of Edinburgh's nintieth birthday, which was on June 10. The private service for around 750 guests was attended by the four children of the Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth II – the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, the Duke of York and the Earl of … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Biography, Birthday, Royal Navy, The Duke of Edinburgh, Titles | 1 Comment
Cambridges attend ARK Gala
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the 10th Annual ARK (Absolute Return for Kids) Gala this evening at Perks Field, a park within the grounds of Kensington Palace, the residence which will become their official London home. During the dinner, Prince William gave speech to the guests, who paid £10,000-a head to attend. The Duke said he was very happy about the "new joint initiative between ARK and The … Continue readingPosted in British Royals, Greek Royals | Tagged Celebrities, Crown Prince Pavlos, Crown Princess Pavlos, Fashion, Patronage, Princess Maria Olympia, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duke of Cambridge, The Royal Foundation | 1 Comment
Grand Duchess' Brother in Coma
The elder brother of Luxembourg's Grand Duchess Maria Teresa is critically ill in a Florida hospital. Antonio Mestre, 58, is currently in a coma after suffering from cardiovascular problems over the weekend. He is being monitored by doctors, and his condition has been described as "alarming" by the Luxembourg Grand Ducal Court. The Grand Duchess will travel to Florida early this week to be with her brother, meaning she will … Continue readingPosted in Luxembourg Royals | Tagged Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, Health, In-Laws, State Visit | 4 Comments
Concert Celebrating Máxima's Fortieth Birthday
While her actual birthday is on May 17th, Princess Máxima celebrated her fortieth birthday this past Friday with a concert performed by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. The Princess is patron of the orchestra. The event took place at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, and was attended by a lovely selection of royals who are family and friends of the Princess and her husband, the Prince of Orange. Also in attendance were naturally … Continue readingPosted in Dutch Royals | Tagged Birthday, Concert, Queen Máxima | Leave a comment
BBC America Royal Wedding DVD Giveaway
In conjunction with BBC America, The Royal Forums is giving one of our United States readers the opportunity to win a copy of the BBC's The Royal Wedding – William and Catherine DVD. Featuring over two hours of footage, the DVD showcases the April 29 nuptials of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, from their arrivals to Westminster Abbey to their first kiss as husband and wife on the balcony … Continue readingPosted in The Royal Forums | Tagged British Royal Wedding 2011, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duke of Cambridge, The Royal Forums | 6 Comments
THAT Hat Fetches £81,000 at Auction
The much talked about, largely unliked hat that sat atop Princess Beatrice of York's head at the April 29 wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge has sold at auction for just over £81,000. Described as a "gravity-defying hat", the Philip Treacy creation was listed on eBay last week, with the auction closing yesterday with a winning bid of exactly £81,100.01. It is unknown who the buyer was, but … Continue readingPosted in British Royals | Tagged Auction, British Royal Wedding 2011, Children, Fashion, Hats, Internet, Princess Beatrice of York, UNICEF | 6 Comments
Bhutanese King Announces Engagement
The King of Bhutan, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, announced his engagement to Jetsun Pema on Friday, May 20th during a speech which was broadcast live to his nation of just under 700,000 citizens. "As king, it is now time for me to marry," King Jigme Khesar said in the press release, also announcing the wedding will take place in October this year. He described his fiancée as "a kind hearted … Continue readingPosted in Bhutanese Royals | Tagged Engagement, King Jigme Khesar, Queen Jetsun Pema | 3 Comments


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I have a Goodman mini split heat pump. If on cool mode, it over cools (cools room well below set temp on remote). When on heat mode, it over heats (heats room well above temp set on remote). Right now remote is set on 62F and it is 76F in the room (on heat mode). Just had mother board replaced without success. Goodman is not helping installer much and they will not provide technical support to a homeowner, only to installer. I know the remote is the thermostat for this unit, what about replacing that?
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Heather Ransom earned her Master's in Education from SOU and has taught middle school science for the past 18 years. She has been awarded numerous grants to coordinate student attendance at a variety of science field trips around the state and country.
Chris Rennaker holds a MS in Environmental Studies from SOU and a BS in Biology from Ball State University. He has taught biology at Eagle Point Middle School, Crater Renaissance Academy and developed environmental education curriculum for the Deer Creek Center.
Otis Richardson has been teaching High School Business Education classes for 11 years. He has a BA in Business Administration and an MA in Education both from SOU.
Dylan Shelton is the local Salle's leading fencer and long-time Southern Oregon Fencing Center instructor. Sulaiman Shelton is his son and assistant.
Dr. Stephanie Sideras is an assistant professor and director of simulation at the Southern Regions OHSU School of Nursing located at SOU.
Eve Smyth is the co-director of Ashland Children's Theatre at Oregon Stage Works and is a member of the local improve troupe, The Hamazons.
Anthony Uolla is a graduate of the San Diego Golf Academy and has taught golf at Centennial for three years.
Jenny Welburn has a bachelor's in English and a master's in education from Lewis and Clark College. She is currently teaching English at South Medford High School.
Mary Wilkins-Kelly is an artist who enjoys sharing her love of photography with her students. She has 15 years of teaching experience.
Matthew Yaeger has a BS in Recreation Management from Ithaca College. He has worked in 4-H Youth Development as an educator and has four years experience teaching wilderness survival skills.
Dana Yearsley has taught skiing at Mt. Ashland for over twenty-five years, plays competitive tennis, coaches soccer, teaches at Willow Wind and is a flower farmer.
Other SOU Programs for Youth
These programs are offered through other SOU departments. Please contact them directly to register and for additional information.
SOU Summer Youth Sports Programs
For a list of the sports camps that are offered through the Athletic Department at SOU, click here.
SOU International Piano Institute
Dates: TBA
Intensive piano immersion program for students of all ages
Please check back for more information.
Schneider Children's Center
A state licensed and NAEYC accredited program for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years of age.
Schneider Children's Center web site.
The Preschool at SOU
The Preschool at SOU is located in the Education/Psychology Building.
Preschool website
Summer Youth Programs 2014
Classes for Youth Ages 6-16
Our 2015 Programs will be available for registration soon.
Click here for Summer-at-a-glance
Click here for list of instructors for summer classes 2014
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Come to Southern Oregon University this summer for an unforgettable, hands-on, educational experience. We will be offering over 50 exciting classes and residential camps. To get on the mailing list for our Pre-College Youth Programs Summer Brochure by calling (541) 552-6452.
Summer Classes
College Prep
Science/Strategy Games/Engineering
New this Summer! SOU Preschool will be open to community members. Four unique themed two-week sessions will be offered in the SOU School of Education's outstanding preschool facilities.
Head Teacher: Maureen Honeycutt
Sponsored by Huycke, O'Connor, Jarvis, Dreyer, Davis & Glatte, LLP
Awesome Animal Artworks!
Let your imagination take you to the wild places where real and imaginary animals live! Your instructor will guide you as you experiment with pencils, colored pencils and pastels and you learn to draw your favorite animals and the world around them.
Instructor: Craig Honeycutt
Ages 6–8, July 7-11, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: MA 101
Course No: 300043 Fee: $119
An Artful Exchange: Artist Trading Cards
Inspired by Zurich artist M. Vanci Stirnemann, Artist Trading Cards are original miniature works of art that are traded like baseball cards. In this fun-filled creative class you'll use a variety of artistic mediums and embellishments to create a set of these one-of-a-kind pieces of art, and start your ATC collection by trading cards with your fellow classmates. Join the ATC world and watch how far you can go!
Instructor: Sherri Beeler
Ages 8-12, July 7-11, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: MA 101
Course No: 300093 Fee: $119
Beyond Bugs Bunny: Cartooning for Kids
'Toon up your drawing skills as you experiment with pencils, erasers, markers and other art supplies to draw your cartoon favorites from Adventure Time, Lego Legends and Ninjago. Use your own inspiration to create special characters, animals and creatures of all kinds bringing them to life in your art!
Instructor: Craig Honeycutt
Ages 8-12, July 14-18, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: Campbell C
Course No: 300094 Fee: $119
Bling it On!
Explore exciting ways to paint, dye, stamp, and embellish your clothes in this class that blends art and fashion trends. Bring T-shirts, jeans, shorts, shoes, hats and more to transform into bright, colorful, wearable art that will show off your personal fashion and style! You will use tie-dye, print making, rubber stamping and fabric painting as you get your hands on a new way to share your creative vision.
Instructor: Mary Wilkins Kelly
Ages 8-12 July 21-25, M-F 1:00-3:00
Location: Campbell C
Course No: 300095 Fee: $119
Evil Queens, Monsters, and More!
Learn how to draw the essential parts of virtually every evil queen, monster, elf, dwarf, robot, troll, fairy, and dragon from the beginning of time in this blast of a class. Explore and understand the shapes, sizes and style of these magical creatures as you create drawings of their castles, dwellings in caves, mountains, forests, deserts and rivers using as many details as you can imagine!
Instructor: Craig Honeycutt
Ages 8-12, July 21-25, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: Campbell C
Course No: 300099 Fee: $119
Fabulous Fashionistas
Do you have a passion for fashion and costume illustration? You'll learn all about the basics from how to sketch the human form to learning tips and tricks for developing your own unique fashion model designs. Along the fashion highway, you'll explore fashion trends from steampunk, to icons like 'the little black dress.' Build your drawing skills with creative challenges and exercises and inspiration in this class.
Instructor: Pravina McClure
Ages 11-14, July 28- August 1, M-F, 1:00-3:00 pm
Location: MA 101
Course No: 300101 Fee: $119
Kids in the Kitchen: Culinary Arts Institute
Experience the wonderful world of cooking and be inspired to create delicious dishes! You'll measure, mix and stir using the tools of the culinary trade. The skills and techniques you learn will help you create lunches, snacks and sweet treats that are sure to impress and taste good too! You and your classmates will develop a special menu on the last day of class.
Instructor: Marilyn D. Moore
Ages 7-10, July 14-18, M-F 9:00-4:00
Location: SOU Family Housing Community Kitchen
Course No: 300089 Fee: $279
Masterworks with Watercolor and Ink
Explore the thrill of creating art work using watercolor paints and ink pen together. While you use a brush to create your subject with paints you'll discover how using ink for outline details will give your finished painting exciting results. Whether you use a loose or structured background the ink will give great contrast to whatever you choose to make your masterpiece.
Instructor: Isabelle Alzado
Ages 9-12, July 14-18, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: MA 101
Course No: 300100 Fee: $119
Off the Eaten Path: Culinary Arts Institute
What is Mise en Place? What knives do you use for chopping, slicing or peeling? If you need answers to these and other questions then join us for Off the Eaten Path, a hands-on culinary experience you won't forget! You'll learn plenty of keys to the kitchen as you create sweet and savory dishes and recipes from around the world. You'll even create edible food art as you learn from professional culinary art instructors.
Director: Marilyn Moore
Ages 11-14 August 4-8, M-F, 9:00-4:00
Location: SOU Family Housing Community Kitchen
Course No: 300090 Fee: $279
Sew Artsy!
Using colorful, authentic Australian Aboriginal designed fabrics you will make a pencil roll and a tote bag to carry your sketch pad, books, or just for keeping it green at the market. Explore the brilliant colors and design elements of these unique fabrics while learning foundational sewing skills like pinning, cutting, pressing and stitching by hand and on the sewing machine. Note: Sewing machines will be provided (1 machine for every 2 students). Please bring a shoebox size storage box, sewing scissors and straight pins to class. All other tools and materials will be provided.
Instructor: Susan Marcu
Ages 11-14, July 28-August 1, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Location: Sew Creative, 115 E. Main St. in Ashland
Course No: 300097 Fee: $149
Sew My Space!
Imagine, create and decorate your space with a colorful flag banner and patchwork pillow. Explore color and fabrics and gather essential skills for becoming a young seamstress and future designer! In this creative sewing class you will learn foundational sewing skills like pinning, cutting, pressing and stitching by hand and on the sewing machine. Note: Sewing machines will be provided (1 machine for every 2 students). Please bring a shoebox size storage box, sewing scissors and straight pins to class. All other tools and materials will be provided.
Instructor: Susan Marcu
Ages 9-12, July 21-25, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Location: Sew Creative, 115 E. Main St. in Ashland
Course No: 300096 Fee: $149
Tantalizing Tryptichs: Three Piece Art
Triptychs date clear back to the ancient Romans, who used three waxed leaves hinged together as writing tablets. Today triptychs are used as shrines or to showcase artwork. Tell your own story as you create a free-standing triptych by experimenting with collage, painting, stamping, drawing, and mixed media techniques.
Instructor: Sherri Beeler
Ages 11-14, July 28-August 1, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: Campbell A
Course No: 300098 Fee: $119
The Real Deal: Exploring Realism in Art
Draw yourself crazy in this fabulous class! You'll learn fundamental skills of composition and experiment with light and shade as you compose your very own masterpieces using inspiration from contemporary film and concept artists. Discover how artists like Rembrandt employed realism to create portraits, moody landscapes and realistic creatures while you apply new skills and detail to each piece and master new techniques each day.
Instructor: Craig Honeycutt
Ages 11-14 August 4-8, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: MA 101
Course No: 300087 Fee: $119
College Prep
Sponsored by the SOU School of Business
College Prep Institute
Come learn what getting into college is all about. This college preparation program provides you with effective test-taking strategies and test preparation skills to help you succeed on the SATs. A college essay seminar provides an opportunity for you to learn the components of an effective college admissions essay. An evening parent seminar will focus on timetables, evaluating colleges, applications, finances, and applying for scholarships.
Instructors: A team of qualified instructors who have experience preparing students for college.
Ages 14–18, August 4-7, M–TH, 9:00-1:00
Location: EP 294
Course No: 320004 Fee: $239
Sponsored by Avista Utilities
Explore the world of object and clay animation. Using colorful modeling clay, create fanciful creatures and cartoon-like characters with settings for your stories. You will be using "stop-action" animation and learn basic camera techniques and composition to record your character's movements. Build on your camera and storytelling skills in this hands-on, fun-filled class and take home your projects on a disk.
Instructor: Samar Dawisha
Session I: Ages 9-13 July 14-18, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Session II: Ages 9-13 August 4-8, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Location: Campbell A
Course No. 330008 Fee: $149
Epic Tech Institute
Do you have a passion for gaming, computers, electronics, and new technology? Have you ever wanted to learn how to manipulate photos? Make animations? Tell an epic digital tale? The Epic Tech Institute provides you with the opportunity to do all of the above and much, much more! Discover your digital potential using the latest and greatest computer technologies, state-of-the-art equipment and a staff of professionals with years of industry experience. Enjoy a flexible course that provides you with the creative freedom need to create multiple projects and develop knowledge and skills that will last you a lifetime.
Director: Anthony White
Ages 9-14, July 7-11, M-F, 9:00-4:00
Location: RVTV Computer Lab
Course No: 330041 Fee: $279
Flash! Awesome Computer Animation
Introduce yourself to the Flash Animation computer program in this exciting interactive class. Learn how web developers use Flash in webpage design. Dive into the Flash environment and find out about the tools for creating animation and learn basic animation concepts.
Instructor: Otis Richardson
Ages 9-12 July 28-July 31, M-TH, 9:00-12:00
Location: CE 104
Course No: 330026 Fee: $139
Journey to the Center of the Selfie
Take a serious look at the world-wide phenomenon of the "selfie" while you are shooting and 'apping' creative self-portraits that open the doorway to self-discovery and self-understanding - while also helping you make friends with your deepest creative energies. Let this be a transformative summer as Meri Walker (aka, the iPhoneArtGirl) teaches you to access your deepest creativity using your own face, your smartphone or tablet and a couple of free or very cheap apps. Please note: Students must have curiosity, an Apple or Android late-model smartphone or tablet and know how to access, purchase and download apps from your own iTunes or Google Play Store account.
Instructor: Meri Walker
Session I: Ages 11-14, July 14-18, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Session II: Ages 11-14, August 11-15, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: Session I, Campbell D and Session II, AB 124
Course No. 330046 Fee: $119
Out of Bounds Photography!
Hit a home run as you learn about the different functions of your camera and how to take more creative, dynamic photos through the use of shape, color, texture, pattern, light and shadow. You'll explore cool digital editing techniques in the computer lab and play with a mix of oil paints and pastels to transform your photos into artistic expressions of how you see the world. Please note: All students need to bring a digital camera with fully charged batteries.
Instructor: Mary Wilkins-Kelly
Ages 8-12, August 18-22, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: TBA
Course No: 330045 Fee: $119
Quiet on the Set and...Action!
Learn about all the elements of film making — scripts, props, costumes, directing, cameras, and more. You'll create original scripts, and then shoot the movie "on location" on the SOU campus using digital video equipment. The last day will be movie day, so bring your family and enjoy some treats.
Instructor: David Cosand
Ages 9-12, July 14-17, M-TH, 12:00-4:00
Location: Britt 251
Course No: 330035 Fee: $139
Technovation Exploration
Whether you want to learn to use your iPad better, learn about Narwals, improve your brain's focus, learn a new language or explore biology, this class is for you! As you play games and explore interactive activities you will discover free reliable sources for information and personal development online as you compare and contrast many sources for online learning. Share your findings with your classmates and dive into the internet's offerings.
Instructor: Steve Roby
Ages 11-14, July 21-24, M-TH, 10:00-12:00
Location: PC East
Course No: 330047 Fee: $99
Video Game Design
Explore the high-tech, fast moving world of video games, design concepts and possible vocation. From Atari's Pong to the Natal Projection XBOX 360 you will canvass the various genres and gaming platforms. Learn game development tools like GameMaker to learn basic game design elements from game flow and sprite creation to backgrounds and sound all wrapped into basic programming exercises.
Instructor: Michel Knowles
Session I: Ages 11-14, July 21-24, M-TH, 1:00-4:00
Session II: Ages 11-14, August 4-7, M-TH, 1:00-4:00
Session III: Ages 11-14, August 18-21, M_TH, 1:00-4:00
Location: CE 104
Course No: 330032 Fee: $139
We're Rolling!
Work as a production team to create your own short film using professional production techniques. You'll brainstorm creative ideas, write your scripts, scout shooting locations and use props and costumes as you direct and then shoot your film using digital video equipment on the SOU campus.
Instructor: David Cosand
Ages 11-14, August 4-7, M-TH, 12:00-4:00
Location: TBA
Course No: 330048 Fee: $139
What's Your Story? Digital Storytelling
Everyone has a story to tell. What's yours going to be? In this exciting new class you'll learn from a professional how to use technology to write, capture, edit, and digitally publish an original story enhancing it with photography, audio, video, and a variety of online tools.
Instructor: David Cosand
Ages 11-14 Aug. 11-14, M-TH 1:00-4:00
Location: Britt 251
Course No: 330034 Fee: $139
Sponsored by Wells Fargo
Conservatory for Young Theatre Artists,
Camelot Theatre Company (CTC)
This exciting camp is designed to either introduce or expand the developing artist in the areas of improvisation, voice, acting, dance and Shakespeare. Working with professional artists, the day moves from classes to workshops to a performance of select material for an audience of family and friends.
Instructors: Livia Genise leads a team of instructors Amanda Andersen, Genevieve Andersen, Kendra Taylor and Joanna Lyndon, all associated with the popular Camelot Theatre in Talent, Oregon.
Ages 9–17, August 18-22, M–F, 9:00–4:00
Location: Theatre Arts Building
Course No: 340003 Fee: $279
From the Page to the Stage: The Art of Dramatic Writing
Discover the excitement of writing an original play for the stage or a screenplay for film or television in this new class. You'll explore the key elements of dramatic writing, develop dialogue driven scenes and have the chance to see and hear your characters come to life as they are performed by other students. Pull out all the stops and watch your creative instincts come to life on stage!
Instructor: Wind Woods
Ages11-14, July 7-11, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: Campbell D
Course No: 340041 Fee: $119
Playback Theater
Come celebrate the art of improvisation, and learn to build authentic self-expression in this exciting new theater class. Experience the joy of sharing stories from your life, and watch as they are reflected or "played back," for you on stage. You'll gain personal confidence and build a creative community, as you learn a new way of listening to others and witnessing yourself as actors, audience members and as human beings. Playback Theater is an exhilarating and safe way to to explore your inner world and nourish our common ground.
Instructor: Abram Katz
Session I: Ages 11-14 July 7-11, M-F, 1:00-3:00PM
Session II: Ages 11-14 July 21-25, M-F, 1:00-3:00PM
Location: Campbell D,Session I and Campbell E, Session II
Course No: 340042 Fee: $119
Sock it to Me! Sock Puppet Theatre
Kermit the Frog may be a Muppet today but he got his start as a sock puppet in 1955! Discover the magic and the mystery of these delightful characters as you design and decorate your own sock puppet in this fun-filled, hands-on class. Watch what unfolds as you create stories, scripts and tales with your new sock puppet friends. Experiment with character voices and physical characterizations to bring your socks to life as you join the line of sock puppet stars like Lamb Chop, or Sifli and Olly and perform your show for family and friends on the last day of class.
Instructor: Samar Dawisha
Ages 7-10, August 11-15, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Location: Campbell A
Course No:340040 Fee: $149
Two Ways Playin': Electro Acoustic Music Institute
Come immerse yourself in an authentic song building music process that allows everyone to be successful regardless of your experience level! This new class is rooted in traditional acoustic sounds and rhythms and will teach you the basics of rhythm, music theory and song arrangement. You'll get your hands on a guitar and drums to create your own signature songs and then add some "digital leaves" to your acoustic roots as you reach upward into the digital age and work with a professional sound engineer, computers and music software to create your own evocative digital sounds. This class is designed to build your confidence, inspire creative expression, and instill a love of music in both aspiring musical artists and future audiences.
Instructors: Steve Roby and Abram Katz
Ages 11-14, July 14-18, M-F, 9:00-4:00
Location: Campbell D and Britt 251 Computer Lab
Course No: 340043 Fee: $279
Sponsored by Medford Fabrication
Engarde! Fencing Fun
Safe inside a mask and jacket, you will be introduced to the exciting sport of fencing. Learn the skills of touching (scoring on) your partner, while avoiding being scored on, as well as learning the respect, ethics, and camaraderie involved in this classic sport. Note: All equipment supplied.
Instructor: Dylan Shelton
Session I: Ages 9-12, August 4-8, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Session II: Ages 9-12, August 11-15, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Location: TBA
Course No: 370032 Fee $119
Horsing Around at the Flying L Ranch
Calling all horse lovers! Learn to ride and care for horses this summer in classes that are based on CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) instruction. Each session includes mounted lessons, lectures on horsemanship theory and safety, horse related crafts and activities, as well as an introduction to the wholesome ranch life. Campers participate with pride in the routine hands on care and handling of horses and find out what it really means to own a horse. Note: At the start of each session, campers are evaluated, matching mounts and lesson plans to the ability of the individual.
Instructors: Owner, Leslie Hunter and the Flying L Ranch Staff
Session I: July 7-11, Ages 7-10, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Session II: July 14-18, Ages 11-14, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Session III: July 28- August 1, Ages 7-10, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Session IV: August 4-8, Ages 11-14, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: Flying L Ranch
Course No: 370037 Fee $199
Hot on the Court - Cool in the Pool
Whether you want to improve your game or are just a beginning player, you will learn creative drills, basic strokes, serving techniques, and how to play a match. After heating it up on the court, cool down with your teammates in the SOU pool playing water games.
Instructor: Dana Yearsley
Session I: Ages 9-13, July 21-25, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Session II: Ages 9-13, August 11-15, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Location: SOU Stadium Tennis Courts and McNeal Pool
Course No: 370039 Fee: $149
It's a Racquet! Tennis for Beginners
You can't beat this step-by-step introduction to tennis to start you on your way to becoming a pro! Amaze yourself as you learn the basics of serves, volleys, backhand strokes and overheads and the footwork you'll need to win on and off the courts! Individual instruction and teamwork will all be part of the game in this fun filled class.
Note: Please bring a racquet if you have one. Some racquets may be supplied upon request.
Instructor: Dana Yearsley
Ages 7-10, August 4-8, M-F 9:00-11:00
Location: SOU Stadium Tennis Courts
Tee Off! Junior Golf Institute
What can be better than golf in the summer! Join in this 'swinging' class designed for beginning and intermediate players. Practice your swing, chip, and putt as you learn etiquette and rules. Start learning how to play like your golf heroes! Note: All equipment is included in the class fee.
Instructor: Anthony Ulloa
Ages 7-12, Aug 4-8, M-F, 12:00-1:00
Location: Centennial Golf Club, Medford
Course No: 370026 Fee: $69
Rock the Wall!
Channel your inner monkey and climb your way into one of the greatest outdoor sports around! Join us for a week of fun and excitement in the SOU rock gym. You'll learn the basics of bouldering, and top-rope climbing techniques while you master knot skills, proper equipment use and the safety skills to climb to new heights!
Instructor: Kelly Sosa
Session I: Ages 9-13, July 7-11, M-F, 1:00-4:00
Session II: Ages 9-13, August 18-22, M-F, 1:00-4:00
Location: McNeal Rock Wall
Course No: 370046 Fee $149
Scuba Adventures
Dive into this introductory scuba class for recreational divers. You will learn to set up and put on dive gear, learn basic skills through practice and become comfortable with all aspects of diving in a fun and exciting week-long class designed to prepare you for open water diving. Discover the thrill and excitement of feeling 'weightless' under water as you learn about neutral buoyancy, pool entries, mask removal and replacement, safe ascent and descent using scuba gear in the swimming pool. You'll also explore theory regarding physics, physiology, and safe div¬ing practices. Note: Students must complete a medical questionnaire and demonstrate competent swimming abilities. Students must provide their own mask, booties, fins, snorkel, course workbook, and textbook*. Wet suits and other gear will be provided. In order to receive Open Water Certification, students must complete four open water dives arranged through Triton Ocean Outfitters at an additional charge following this class. Students aged 16 will get an Open Water Certification. Students aged 12-15 can learn to scuba dive with the permission of a parent or legal guardian. Upon completion of the course, these students will be issued a Junior Open Water Diver certification.
Instructor: Steve Kem
Ages 12-16, July 14-18 M-F, 9:00-1:00
Location: McNeal Pool
Course No: 370045 Fee: $279
*Details provided upon registration
Science/Strategy Games/Engineering
Sponsored by Rogue Federal Credit Union
Mad Scientist
If NASA hired you to construct a space shuttle, what would you use to build it and why? If you were a Crime Scene Investigator and found a mysterious substance, how would you discover what it was? Explore why things explode, implode and sizzle. Discover why things fly and watch them fall. You'll perform labs to learn the science behind Newton's Laws of motion, light wave and rockets. Have safe fun as you make your own Mentos fountains and more!
Session I: Ages 8-12, July 7-11, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Session II: Ages 8-12, August 11-15, M-F, 10:00-12:00
Instructor: Steve Roby
Location: Campbell C
Course No: 380091 Fee: $119
Not So Bored Games
Settle Catan, cure a pandemic, survive a rising flood with your team in this fun-filled class of collaborative and strategic games. Brave a desert storm with your friends one day and create your own Apples to Apples game the next! Victory will be sweet as you work together to develop the strategies and analyze the best path to take. Games will take place in the classroom and outside as you play your way through each day.
Instructor: Steve Roby
Ages 8-12, July 21-25, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: Campbell D
Course No: 380092 Fee: $119
Crime and Puzzlement: Crime Scene Investigators Institute
Become a detective and conduct forensic science tests on evidence found at mock crime scenes. Learn crime scene analysis and explore physical evidence for clues. You will work with fingerprints, hair, fibers and inspect impressions. Discover CSI basics as you investigate chromatography, examine blood samples, and test for DNA to piece together the information you need to crack forensic mysteries!
Director: Steve Roby
Ages 8-12, July 28-August 1, M-F, 9:00-4:00
Location: Campbell D
Course No: 380089 Fee: $279
Who Dunnit?
Become a detective and conduct forensic science tests on evidence found at mock
crime scenes. Learn crime scene analysis and explore physical evidence for clues.
You'll work with fingerprints, hair, fibers and footprint impressions. Discover CSI basics as you investigate chromatography, examine blood samples, and test for DNA to piece together the information you need to solve mysteries!
Session I: Ages 8-12, July 7-11, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Session II: Ages 8-12, August 11- 15, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Instructor: Steve Roby
Location: Campbell C
Course No. 380090 Fee: $119
Seriously Scientific Institute
Experience a week of real science investigations, research and exploration! Through microscopes and binoculars, we will discover the amazing plant and animal diversity of the Rogue Valley and beyond. Hands-on activities such as compass skills and scavenger hunts, dissections, and small hikes will strengthen your knowledge of science inquiry and research of biologists. Other activities will require goggles and lab coats as you conduct experiments in physics and chemistry. Guest appearances by resident scientists will join the fun and share knowledge and enthusiasm for their field of study. Every day will be something new, different and exciting. Come join us!
Director: Jessica Kelleher
Ages 8-12, July 21-25, M-F, 9:00-4:00
Location: Campbell A
Course No. 380077 Fee: $279
What Lies Beneath
Below the surface of a stream lies a whole world teaming with life! Have some wet, muddy fun as you explore the creatures that live in the water and learn what they tell us about the stream's health. You'll play games as you experience hands-on testing and help build dams and pools to improve the different parts that make up a stream. Get outside this summer and cool off as you learn and play!
Instructor: Alyssa Grove
Ages 8-12 August 11-15, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: EP 294
Course No: 380094 Fee: $119
Wilderness Masters
Discover life off the beaten path as you play camouflage and tracking games and learn outdoor survival techniques in this fun filled class. You'll get your hands on nature as you build shelters, cast animal tracks and make your own rope and tools. Explore the outdoors on naturalist led hikes and experience the different uses of many native plants that grow right in your own back yard!
Instructor: Alyssa Grove
Ages 8-12, July 28- August 1, M-F, 1:00-3:00
Location: EP 294
Course No: 380095 Fee: $119
LEGO Robotics Olympics
Engineering and the Olympic spirit meet to compete in this class that will teach you the basics of LEGO robotics. Using LEGO Mindstorms software you'll learn to build and program robots using motors and sensors as you work in teams to compete in a variety of competitions and activities. Have fun as you construct robots all week and see what they can do!
Session I: Ages 9-13, July 7-11, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Session II: Ages 9-13, July 28- August 1, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Instructor: Chris Duval
Location: Campbell E
Course No: 380060 Fee: $149
LEGO Robot Challenge Workshop
Work in teams to meet challenges and learn mechanical and software design as you design, build and program a robot to compete against others in multiple challenges on a board similar to First Lego League. Celebrate your engineering skills by building advanced LEGO structures using Mindstorms software and equipment. Previous robot and LEGO experience is helpful!
Instructor: Chris Duval
Ages 9-13, July 14-18, M-F, 9:00-12:00
Location: Campbell E9
Course No: 380088 Fee: $149
LEGO Robotics Ultimate Engineering Challenge Institute
Engineer and design your own Olympian robot with your team from the ground up. Develop and write your own software programs customized for your robot. Use your creative abilities to give your team the edge as you design a new robot and compete in different challenges every day. The fun will be endless as you apply your engineering skills using Mindstorms software and equipment in this blast of a class!'
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Vet Med Camp
This exciting class will take place at two of our region's most important animal care facilities where you will learn behavior training and the basics of the care and handling of a variety of animals. You may assist the staff in exercising, walking and brushing the dogs one day and you may help in the care and feeding of cats and kittens on another day. Animal specialists and veterinary professionals will visit you as you explore the different professions in animal care and welfare to share their expertise.
Instructors: Southern Oregon Humane Society and Jackson County Animal Shelter Staff, Volunteers, veterinary professionals & animal specialists.
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Session I: SOHS, Medford, Ages 10-14, July 7-11, M–F, 1:00-3:00
Session II: JCAS, Phoenix, Ages 10-14, August 11-15, M–F 1:00-3:00
Locations: Southern Oregon Humane Society and Jackson County Animal Shelter
Course No: 380051 Fee: $119
New this Summer! SOU Preschool will be open to community members. Four unique themed two-week sessions will be offered in the SOU School of Education's outstanding preschool facilities.
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Dragon Tails and Princess Veils
Come build a castle and explore a medieval world. Over our two weeks together, we will be transformed into knights and princesses, complete with swords and shields, crowns and wands, all made with our own royal hands!
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Course No: 290001, Fee: $279
Kitchen Science
At the end of these 2 weeks your child will come home with enough sticky, slimy, gooey, goopy recipes to keep you creating scientific experiments right in your own kitchen all summer long. Highlights include cornstarch goop, a food coloring mixing station, erupting volcanoes, bubbles, and of course, play dough.
July 21 - July 31, Ages: 4-6, M-TH, 9:00-1:00
Course No: 290002, Fee: $279
Way, Way Down in the Deep Blue Sea
This camp will explore the magic and beauty of our earth's underwater world. We will transform the preschool into an aquarium, meet a mermaid, discover how big a killer whale really is, and still have plenty of time for water play.
August 4 - August 14, Ages: 4-6, M-TH, 9:00-1:00
Course No: 290003, Fee: $279
Let's Build
In preschool, we love blocks. We love to build, and we also love to demolish. In these two weeks, we will pull out all the blocks (and we have a lot!), the hard hats, and the work bench. We will discover all the ways we can measure, use tools, and have fun with construction.
August 18-August 28, Ages: 4-6, M-TH, 9:00-1:00
Course No: 290004, Fee: $279
Other SOU Summer Programs
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SOU Sports Programs 2014
The following sports camps are offered through the Athletics Department at SOU. For information, call the number listed for the program you are interested in.
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June 15-18, 9-12 grades
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July 20-23, grades 7-12
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ACADEMY 2015 offers a broad range of classes, workshops, cultural experiences, and recreational activities for talented and highly able students who have completed grades 5 through 8. Students selected for each week-long residential session live on the Southern Oregon University campus, where they interact with students of similar abilities while being challenged by creative, imaginative instructors and activities. Fees: Student: $750 / Junior Counselor: $550
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Sea Camp of Oregon offers youth a unique hands-on learning experience to the beautiful and intriguing coast of Charleston, Oregon, with its diverse ecosystems. Participants will explore tide pools, go crabbing, observe marine wildlife, go hiking and are involved in many other hands-on activities and field trips.
July 11-18, 2015 for Native American Students in grades 7-12
Students spend time with tribal elders and native American teachers during classes, lectures and presentations as they spend 8 days and experience the academic setting of SOU.
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A gentleman my husband works with heard I love vintage sewing machines so has asked for help identifying and cleaning his grandmothers National. He has a serial number (A366419) so I was hoping to find a serial number list/try to ID the model and from there I may be able to find a manual etc.
I have not seen the machine - He wanted to see what I could find out before he bothers to bring it in.
I have been 'Googling' all morning and only found the history of the company on Ismacs site.
Any help you can provide would be appreciated. I'd love to fix this up for him properly and provide information that will allow his family to identify with this machine to help to really appreciate what they have.
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This arena sized production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar is set firmly in the modern world where news footage and Twitter comments create tension and a sense of unease as they are projected onto the giant screen at the back of the stage.
In a world of protests and political turmoil, referencing the Occupy movement, we are introduced to Jesus as the leader of a revolutionary group of youngsters, bidding to topple the men in suits.
The basic stage set up means there is little variety in the staging but there are expertly executed dance sequences throughout the show.
The performances across the cast are good, with Chris Moyles stealing the show as TV host Herod who runs a thoroughly modern public vote to find out whether Jesus is a fraud.
Elsewhere in the cast Tim Minchin is strong as Judas and you can forgive the occasional dodgy high note because he gives the most emotionally engaged performance while former Spice Girl Mel C sings well as Mary Magdalene.
In the starring role Ben Forster, who won the part of Jesus on Andrew Lloyd Webber's ITV talent show Superstar, is a good singer but there is little evidence as to why all the protesters are following his Jesus.
Perhaps it didn't help that it was difficult to distinguish all of the lyrics, but there was little in the first half which led me to believe in him as their leader.
The second half was more successful however with a greater emotional impact and Forster's performance became stronger as he had more to do.
Overall it is a show which looks good and fills the arena, but it was a bit empty beneath the surface.
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MARTIN, Tenn. (AP)—Lester Hudson had a season-high 42 points, plus nine rebounds and nine assists to lead Tennessee-Martin past Tennessee Tech 93-75 in the first round of the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament on Tuesday night.
The Skyhawks (22-8), who led 43-33 at halftime, shot 63.3 percent in the second half (19 of 30) and picked up 24 points from Hudson to advance to the tournament semifinals on Friday against Morehead State.
The Skyhawks led by as many as 24 points, 85-61, on a dunk by Reuben Clayton with 6:52 to play.
Hudson was 8-for-13 from 3-point range as the Skyhawks hit 10 of 26 (38.5 percent).
Olahide Hay scored 17 points and Marquis Weddle added 11 for the top-seeded Skyhawks.
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Hillary Clinton coyly played along Tuesday as "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart tried to tease out an admission that she's running for president.
It's the rare public appearance where Mrs. Clinton isn't asked about her political ambitions. Her stock answer is that she's considering a presidential run in 2016 but hasn't yet made up her mind.
Mr. Stewart gave it his best shot. After describing her new book, "Hard Choices," as "an incredibly complex and well reasoned eyewitness view of the history of those four years" as secretary of state, he tried this segue: "I speak for everybody when I say no one cares. They just want to know if you're running for president.
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Mrs. Clinton laughed hard.
Mr. Stewart then took a different tack – a version of a career aptitude test.
Holding a clipboard, he said: "Do you like commuting to work or do you like a home office?" he asked.
Mrs. Clinton said: "I've spent so many years commuting I kind of prefer a home office."
And what shape should that home office be? Mr. Stewart asked, alluding to the Oval Office. Should it have corners?
"I think the world is so complicated, the fewer corners that you can have the better," said Mrs. Clinton.
Mr. Stewart closed by asking if she enjoys "constant, nonstop criticism" – a staple of the presidential campaign trail.
"Enjoy is probably the wrong word," Mrs. Clinton said. "Expect. Survive. Live through — it just sort of comes with the territory."
"It sounds to me, if I may, you've declared for president," the comedian said.
Mrs. Clinton laughed.
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The interview had its serious moments.
Mr. Stewart offered the view that criticism of the former secretary of state would stop if she simply announced she won't be a candidate.
Mrs. Clinton seemed dubious.
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Discriminated against and denied their rights, single women in Himachal Pradesh fight for their cause
Ramkali and Deepa are two amongst the 25 single status women who won panchayat elections in Himachal Pradesh. Deepa is a Pradhan of the Soldha gram panchayat of Bilaspur district, while Ramkali is deputy Pradhan of Surajpur gram panchayat.
Nirmal Chandel who was widowed three years after her marriage, is State coordinator and president of the National Forum of Ekal Nari Shakti Sangathan. Though she unsuccessfully fought panchayat elections, today she is spearheading the movement both at the State and the national level. Around 89 members of the Ekal Nari Shakti Sangathan (ENSS) have contested elections in the State so far.
Cultivating leadership qualities to empower single women is among the main objectives of ENSS that has not only encouraged the women to fight elections for political empowerment at the grass roots level, but also made the organisation a powerful pressure group that lobbies for single women's rights and includes their interests in policies and programmes of the government. ENSS HP is supported by voluntary organisation SUTRA.
The State organisation has more than 11,000 registered members.
Giving her own example, Nirmal says that women who have lost their husbands in many of the rural areas are still not allowed to wear colourful clothes, not allowed to eat non vegetarian food and many of these women face sexual harassment."
The organization has lobbied for increased pension to single women in the State and also for a hike in the financial assistance for the upbringing and education of their children. Under the Mother Teresa scheme in HP, children of widows and divorcees get Rs 3000 per child per year till they attain the age of 18 years.
The sangathan helps women to become economically independent by training them in various occupations and equipping them to fight against discrimination in society.
"While divorcees and widows get pensions or other benefits, what about the women whose divorce cases keep pending in courts for decades," asks Nirmal, quoting the recent case of a woman whose husband decided to become a sadhu and neither her parents nor her in-laws were willing to support her. The sangathan has demanded that all such women should also get pension after a period of three years. Sources in the Women and Child Development department of the State say a serious thought is being given to the issue.
Nirmal says that many of the single women who are forced to live with their in-laws or parents as they have nowhere else to go, suffer humiliation and discrimination on a daily basis. She says that these women should get separate ration cards. Also, the income of their family should not be included for any benefits under welfare schemes.
As Pradhan of the Soldha gram panchayat, gutsy Deepa who had married a physically challenged person of a different caste says that she will never ever allow any kind of discrimination against women and ensure justice to them. Forty three year-old Deepa who lost her husband in 2009 says she is determined to work for the overall development of her gram panchyat.
ENSS was first set up in Rajasthan and now has wings in eight States. Efforts are on to set up ENSS in other states as well.
In 2010, HP ENSS won the Ashoka's Change makers Award for successfully enabling all 35 single women in Tikri village of Baijanth block to access government schemes.
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The first day of voting for a new pope began with a mass at St. Peter's Basilica and ended with the classic puff of black smoke signaling that no pope was chosen on the first day.
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Benedict XVI's resignation has thrown the church into turmoil and exposed deep divisions among cardinals grappling with the apparently conflicting needs for a manager to clean up the Vatican's dysfunctional bureaucracy and a pastor who can inspire Catholics at a time of waning faith and growing secularism.
Conclave 2013: Live video from The Vatican, Sistine Chapel chimneyComment
Catholics worldwide are once again keeping their eyes on a chimney atop the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City, waiting for word of the selection of a new pope. Watch our live video of the Sistine Chapel chimney here as we wait for white smoke..
Conclave 2013: Top contenders to be the next popeComment
In the secretive world of the Vatican, there is no way to know who is in the running for pope, and history has yielded plenty of surprises. Yet several names have come up repeatedly as strong contenders.
Conclave 2013: Cardinals gather for final day of talksComment
Cardinals gathered for their final day of talks Monday before the conclave to elect the next pope.
Conclave 2013: Start date for Conclave set for March 12Comment
Cardinals have set Tuesday as the start date for the conclave to elect the next pope. There doesn't appear to be a front-runner in this election for a successor to the retired Benedict XVI.
Conclave 2013: Could Cardinal Donald Wuerl be the next pope?Comment
With the start of the papal conclave just days away, D.C.'s Cardinal Wuerl is in Rome - and there are reports that he could be a candidate for the next pope.
US cardinals seek answers on Vatican dysfunctionComment
The Vatican said 103 of the 115 voting-age cardinals attended Monday's inaugural session of the pre-conclave meetings, at which cardinals organize the election process, discuss the problems of the church and get to know one another before voting.
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