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I agree that the tonkatsu curry ramen is to die for, but also agree with the hit-or-miss comment. The first time I got the ramen it looked like the picture above, but visited again several days ago and ordered the same thing and it barely had any Chinese broccoli at all. Just tiny slivers floating around that looked like it was scrounged up from the bottom of the bag.
I like everything about what Masu is, but more often then not its hit or miss. I want it to be better, but Im glad they won.
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He just doesn't get that unified standards always win out to make software using a particular feature a lot more popular,and was bragging that he's got 8 games using that feature so far,while GPU accelerated physics has been supported by Nvidia for about 2 years now,as ageia was bought out by Nvidia in february of 2008,and PhysX is based on the Novodex Physics API anyhow....
Then Add that the driver support for the original Ageia physics processor is no longer available,and it was a better physics processor than using Nvidia GPU's,or that Nvidia also doesn't allow the use of an ATI graphics card with an Nvidia GPU backing that up for physics either.
And in the end,it's not about using physics in games anymore,it's about using physics in games while being forced to use Nvidia hardware for no good reason,trying to make it special,like it has some sort of super secret technology that other graphics cards don't have,and it is backfiring since i don't consider 8 games with GPU accelerated physics a huge success in a 2 year period,and all the major releases that hit or are about to hit retail,haven't bothered with it at all,such as modern warfare 2 or the upcoming batlefield bad company 2 or bioshock 2 or mass effect 2,assassins creed 2,or left for dead series either.
Ageia better than a 9600GT, I dont think so. Hell it isn't even better than the GT240. And go a head with your upcoming "physics" games. Its all prerendered, preprogrammed crap. No matter what you do to something or how you do it, the physics is exactly the same each and every ****ing time. Atleast with PhysX supporting titles where the GPU is used, the PhysX has a more real feal to it as it IS reactionary based on what and how you interact with the item.
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ARLINGTON - The Alicia Wilkerson Smotherman Faculty Awards at The University of Texas at Arlington were inaugurated in 2007 to honor College of Liberal Arts faculty whose research expertise and teaching skills inspire students to create work of extraordinary merit. Daniel Cavanagh, Dr. Jerold Edmondson, Dr. Sam Haynes and Dr. Cedrick May, will be honored with the 2008 awards Saturday evening at an invitation-only reception in Thad and Alicia Smotherman's home.
Cavanagh, assistant professor of music, was nominated for his work with two students, who have composed music that has been performed and recorded, as well as his own compositions, which have won numerous awards and been published.
Dr. Edmondson was nominated for his work with a doctoral student in the linguistics, whose thesis developed a quantative approach to measure eyebrow movement and how it influences interpretation of American Sign Language. Dr. Edmondson is an internationally known expert on historical and comparative linguistics and author of more than 110 publications.
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Dr. May was nominated for this work with students in African-American literature and literature and history of the Black Power era. Recognized internationally for his expertise in African-American literature, his book "Evangelism and Resistance in the Black Atlantic—1760-1835," was published this year by the University of Georgia Press.
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A website called "Got Mead?" features instructions on how to brew your own and announcement of the International Mead Festival, "the Superbowl of Mead," along with a scary advice-giving dude who calls himself the Wine Wizard. "I'm bottling some mead," one mead obsessive writes in, "and wanted to add that extra special touch to the finished product. I've seen some bottles with a wax coating on the top, the kind that drips down the side and looks like something out of a swashbuckling movie."
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"Forget about mead, it's all about glug," claims savvy friend Dan, who we promptly ignore and trudge over to Mugs Ale House in Williamsburg. The waitress scours the bar for one lone bottle of award-winning Lurgashall Special Reservevintage 2000 AD. We tentatively pour it into our wine glass, and take a sip
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This is a summary of all the NEED TO KNOW items for every 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training we offer. Please take some time to review the details.
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Yoga Alliance Accreditation is not only important to us as a school, but to the graduates of our programs. Yoga Alliance registry marks are globally recognized symbols of standards-based knowledge in the field of teaching yoga.
We recommend all graduates register with Yoga Alliance, a voluntary body which promotes standards for training and practice, allowing you to increase your credibility as a Teacher. By maintaining your Yoga Alliance Accreditation and registration on an annual basis, you may use the RYT or RYS designation following your name and on your marketing materials and website.
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All graduates of an RYS are eligible to register and hold Yoga Alliance Accreditation as Registered Yoga Teachers (RYT). Yoga Alliance reserves the right to suspend or revoke an RYS registration based on evidence that the school no longer meets RYS standards.
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We want to ensure that students are prepared for the intensity of the program. It is hard work, hard play, but most importantly, it is a life changing experience.
Although we are practicing and learning in beautiful places around the world, during your training there is no allotted time to explore the area. Your training days are devoted to helping you become the very best yoga teacher you can be.
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BEIJING (REUTERS) - A group of 134 Nobel laureates including the Dalai Lama and author Toni Morrison have written to Chinese Communist Party chief and president-in-waiting Xi Jinping urging that he release detained Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo and his wife.
Mr Liu, a veteran dissident involved in 1989 pro-democracy protests crushed by the Chinese army, won the prize in 2010. He was jailed the year earlier and is serving an 11-year sentence. His wife Liu Xia is under house arrest.
"As you have taken the first step towards assuming the presidency of the People's Republic of China, we write to welcome the prospect of fresh leadership and new ideas," the laureates wrote, in a letter released on Tuesday.
"To that end, we respectfully urge you to release Dr. Liu Xiaobo, the world's only imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, and his wife, Liu Xia." The letter was also signed by the likes of South African peace campaigner Desmond Tutu and John Gurdon, joint winner of this year's medicine prize.
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344 Tasting Notes
This is a beautiful blend. Just beautiful, to look at and its perfume. And one of the most feminine tea blends I have ever tasted. Not girly, girly is a different thing, this is more grown up, much smarter and a bit mysterious. But and there is a but, it is not a tea for me.
It´s a floral, in a mix of black and green teas. Osmanthus, lotus and jasmine and they say some pepper. I think lotus is a note I dislike in general, I even bought some cheap vietnam lotus tea to check it (and ok, because of the tin, which was ohhh so pretty, so not a total waste of tea) and lotus definitely is a floral too floral for me. Here it is sort of balanced. But no matter how beautifully scented and intriguing it is, I keep finding this way too sultry somehow for my taste.
I sweetened this without thinking, it was a stupid idea and a mistake indeed.
Even if not a tea for me, it is so beautiful that I will try the rest of the sample Ysaurella (merci!) sent me with pleasure. Not at all bad, sublime at being that sort of thing, it is just not my cup of tea.
Well this was an unexpected dud, but one which made me realize something about the peculiarities of my personal likes and dislikes.
I love rooibos, but I am very picky about rooibos – the base has to have certain characteristics. Some rooibos bases I dislike, seem musty or woody or even silty to me. But when rooibos is good, I do love it and it´s an extremely comforting evening drink. It´s far more difficult to me to find good rooibos than good tea, I got 3 (plus one south african supermarket brand which is an occasional random find) brands whose rooibos blends seem great to me – apart from those ocasional finds which seem good, but many others I do not even come close to finishing.
Mariage Fréres is one of my reliable rooibos brands, and wanting to try something new, the saleslady recommend this as her personal favorite. It smelled different, so minty, I decided to give it a (small) try. It´s rooibos with a lot of dried mint and rose petals, not sure if it has extra flavourings.
And the problem is with the flavouring – this made me realize I dislike dried mint leaves steeped in boiling water. I love fresh mint, I like mint in green teas (which do not steep in water so hot), but plain mint tisanes, noooo. Mint and boiling water, it is like the mint leaves this oily hint of bitterness which I dislike. And that was the problem here – I used boiling water and the mint had that oily boiled-mint thing and that was indeed a problem for me. Now I do not know what to do with is, I like rooibos very hot and very long, but if I do that the mint is going to annoy me. Will try again with water a bit colder, to see if there is rescue to this.
TLDR: Mint and boiling water: no-no. Mint only for lower temperature teas.
PS – also not a good rooibos for my late at night rooibos since I leave the spent leaves on the gravity infuser overnight. I never had a problem with smells (apart from the time I tried something with another variety of mint), but there is a definite minty overtone in the strainer now. This really is not a rooibos for me.
I have not quite given up yet, am going to try to brew it colder just to see – the review was more to make me remember my new insight into boiled mint being very much a dislike for me. And share in case other people also have a problem with it.
I, roiboosista that I am, have a problem with not having enough (rooibos) teas! I have 10 times more of other kinds of teas than of rooibos, but I am so picky about what I like with rooibos and somehow, because I always have rooibos in the evening and I like rooibos strong, examining the composting tea (it does not smell, really) half the tea I is rooibos. I am sniff running out of proper rooibos (do not pity me, I am a total snob about what is proper rooibos, and well it is a motivation for a tea order one of these days).
If only all green teas were like this …
A sample so kindly sent by Hallie (and yes I am breaking my two caffeine teas a day rule. Temptation is too hard to resist…), I was glad of a chance to compare with the dragon wells I could find locally and there is not much of a competition – this is really much better. At all levels. Weird taste note – there was a nutty taste which is lovely and which I can not quite describe. The seller mentions chestnuts, not to me – for me it was something more like pumpkin seeds or something even greener… Lovely just the same, even if impossible to describe.
PS – downrating this a little bit. Tried to resteep and it does not work! Second steep was extremely weak, even using my tricks of much less water and hotter, and third steep was plain hot water. My generic worse-quality dragonwells are more generous. I think it is usually unfair to expect a tea to be re-steepable, it does not work with ALL teas nor should it have to – but this is a dragon well and can not help comparing it to other dragon wells!
I had been intrigued by the idea of Nepalese tea, and was so glad when Angrboda sent me some in a swap (I have an embarassment of riches of swaps to try. It´s a lovely feeling, except am trying to be good about too much caffeine.. the pains of too many new so-delicious seeming teas to pick. Thank you Angrboda! Nothing is forgotten and unappreciated even if I take my time to pick it).
This is very interesting – it´s like an Assam on a few things (malty! astringency), but a bit "rounder". It is a little bit "hay"-like Darjeeling style, but not quite. I don´t get any honey notes, but I get a raisin sort of quality which seems Muscat. It is sort of sweet. The dry leaf had aniseed like notes, but nobody seems to have spotted anything like that, so it is possible I am imagining it – I don´t get it on the liquour anyway. So at the same malty and muscaty, which is interesting and good.
I brew it wrong, I think I used too much leaf or water too hot, it turned out a little bit too astringent for me – but still drinkable which would not have happened with an Assam.
I definitely want to explore more Nepal teas even if this particular one might not be the "one" for me.
PS – it is better with some milk and sugar. I am not usually a milk and sugar person but this is a milk and sugar tea.
Ysaurella, I have to remember that sometimes – it is not my default mode admittedly. I had the most wonderful surprise with one of my standard rooibos lately, with milk and sugar became a sort of amazing milk shake thing!
Mercuryhime, did not know it was pricey though! I have been stalking a particular Nepal tea from Theodor which is(was) quite moderately priced (around 7 euros for 100 grams) but it is sold out – OTOH I will probably only do the Theodor order I have been planning next Autumn. 9.50 canadian dollars (or is it canadian) for 50 grams of this is a lot I think.
It is 9.50 Canadian. For something that I'm going put milk in I think anything more than $5 for 50 g is too much. The one from Theodor sounds reasonably priced!
Maybe too reasonably priced, it´s been sold out for months! Only in tins and Theodor tins are NOT reasonably priced (20 euros, no matter the tea, except some more expensive teas which are higher). I am afraid that when it gets back on stock it will be more expensive, like they did with their sublime Milky Oolong which is now quite a bit more than it used to be. Though I just might be fool enough to rebuy that…
I'm glad you enjoyed it, even if it could have been better. Husband quite likes it, I'm a little more 'meh' about it. I think it's probably a little too high-grown for my preferences. :)
This is the famous tomato tea, which I have been intrigued by for ages and never been able to find on stock even in places which usually have it on stock – who knew that tomato tea sold out? Ysaurella came to the rescue and sent me this sample and I could (finally!) try it. Thank you, Ysaurella!
This is a very unexpected tea : flavoured darjeeling, with tomato and lemon. Recently I was talking of vegetables which fruits (tomato, pumpkins, peppers, avocados, etc) and vegetables which are fruits (rhubarb). Tomato is indeed a fruit, in my country a popular jam is made with tomatoes and I know someone who snacks on tomatoes as if they were apples (or carrots, now I think of it). So of course, tomato should have a chance to be something more. And it is very typical of Thé-o-dor teas that they experiment with it (and also typical that they could make it work).
I am not usually a fan of darjeeling and apart from Arya Rose d´Himalaya I do not recall ever having a flavoured darjeeling. I was very very careful brewing this, water was perhaps a smidgeon too cold, and used a timer for 2 and a half minutes. It was still a bit astringent, though IMO a desirable level of astringent for the flavours – but this is going to be indeed a tricky tricky tea.
The dry leaf is beautiful, and smells of hay-ish tea, lemon and tomato with the lemon being more noticeable than the tomato. While brewing the scent changes, the ripe tomato becomes the predominant flavour and I worried I was going to like this after all. The liquour thankfully has a more subdued, less liquid somehow (oh the irony), tomato note, lemon becames again noticeable. The non-verbal parts of my brain like it and do not care what it is. The verbal ones are still trying to figure out how came this works, but works indeed.
This is the strangest tea I ever tried, and amazingly it is good. It tastes not like an experiment or something meant to just shock, but well, it tastes perfectly finished, an interesting very eccentric tea which is so smart.
I'm glad you like it :)
I put a biggest amount of this one in the sample bag because it's a tricky tea to brew…Hope you have enough to try it several times. I wasted myself 3 full mugs before getting a correct mug.
Now I had this one I might dare tasting the Toupet de Légumes tea…
I had your tip on how to brew it, so the first cup was OK! It is a little bit astringent, but I sort of liked it, tomatos are also a little bit astringent themselves, it worked. It is so strange, that darjeeling works so well with tomato – wonder if this blend started out from the tomato or from the darjeeling with flavours.
Toupet de Légumes, ah that seems even more brave – that should be a 50 grams tea. I confess I am also curious. If anybody could make it work it would Theodor. And these "different" teas, Cocotte or Adele H they are so pleasant when you are bored with the regular stuff…
Ohhh, I think I may have to start a quest to find this one myself! I'm fascinated by the idea of a veggie tea – especially a tomato tea! (Well, tomato-anything always gets my attention, to be honest!) I do enjoy a nice savory cuppa.
This might be one for you then Lindsey! Though it is a tricky one to brew right. And they have a Toupet de Legumes tea with peppers and zucchini which maybe one day I will try! This tomato-lemon somehow just works….
Great tasting note! It's funny because the Golden Monkey I sent you has the usual tasting notes but the smell to me was first and foremost stewed tomatoes. Which I love and therefore my mind was more accepting of the sound of this tea. :)
Oh, this is a classy classy rose congou. I was comparing it with my random generic rose tea from this old tea (coffee actually) shop and this is so different.
Not that the generic tea is bad, it´s actually pretty good (and the 100 grams I bought before this one was good, though this latest batch is not the same. They deny being a different tea, maybe it was due to freshness or being crushed or just differences with the blender. The problem with "generic" teas), and large enough leaf. But this is quite different – less roses, and a different rose smell. The generic tea is more full of rose petals (pretty filler but adding very little to flavour) and is richer in aromatic oils (oil can became bitter and just cloying). The generic tea is more one-note rosy. This tea has a different, more complex, more realistic but just as intense rose smell. Its leaves are also a smidgeon bigger and plumper. It brews much more subtle and much smoother. A very classy tea, if that description makes sense to anybody but me.
Notes – it is of course a rose tea. I usually find rose teas sort of fruity , in this case it reminds me a tiny bit of grapes.
I'm so glad you liked it! I was feeling a bit unsure, given the number of amazing French floral blends you have, but figured it would be interesting to try anyway. Made me think of tea roses, rather than other varieties of rose. Ysaurella, I'll send you some too.
I just got a very nice surprise with this tea – expectations are funny things! Ysaurella had kindly sent me a sample, and just last night she had reviewed it, and led me to expect more lavender. She in fact compares it to another lavender tea I also had, Gryphon´s Earl Grey Lavender (a very kind sample as well, this time from LaFleurBleue). And for once Ysaurella and I have diverging opinions – I prefer Mademoiselle and find it less lavender-ish.
I confess I might have mistreated this when brewing, and did not pay too much attention to how long it steeped. I think it might have steeped too long or too hot, it has a small hint of astringency but one which seems to bring out the bergamot. I get the lavender only as a background soothing things. The bergamot is a great bergamot and the base tea just right. Love it, it might be the one lavender earl grey for me.
PS – maybe it is water alchemy? I notice bergamot teas seem to react so differently to different tap waters! Though with my tap water usually it´s violent rebellion not improving alchemy.
I am happy you loved it ! I brewed mine at 90° and 3 minutes only and I get a hint of astringency too, I think it is the tea base.
but yes to me too much lavender even if I appreciate the blend it suffers the comparison with the gryphon one for my palate :)
It is very funny because to me this is less lavender than the gryphon – but I really am convinced bergamot is a tricky thing and reacts very differently to different waters (maybe the bleach?). I still got one Gryphon tea bag, I shall compare when I use it. Maybe try Gryphon with bottled water, surely it deserves that!
next time I'll send you a sample of Pouchkine from Betjeman & Barton, it is my favourite bergamot tea along with Earl Grey French Blue (even if sooooo different)
Oh, you temptress! In a couple months, if you loved it, then yes I am sure it will be so interesting. But you know, I am not usually a earl grey person – though good earl greys seem to win over just the same. I got to go and up the rating in Aïda though, it was quite OK the first time I had it, but that tea the more I had it, the better I liked it.
Definitely take her up on the Pouchkine, Teresa! I was wowed by the way the bergamot is controlled by the other citrus flavours and the hint of smokiness, and I'm not always an Earl Grey lover.
Ah,ok, I believe you both, one of these days (though do not save it specially for me, drink and enjoy as you will), when I have made a sort of dent in the teas you two ladies have sent me.
It´s sort of torture (a good one, but still), me trying to be sensible about caffeine and two packages arriving on the same day and full of precisely the teas I have been wanting to try. I am restricting myself to two cups a day of something caffeinated (though cheating with second steeps. And plenty of rooibos)
Look at what I found in the back of the cupboard – I still got some of it. Sadly aged a bit, I love Yumchaa but I really wish they had more air-tight packaging – tins ideally, or foil packets (which are indeed great and pratical).
While this is a bit less scented than it originally was it is still very smooth and a very lovely combination of flavours (not as weak as you might think. Yumchaa is really good at intense natural flavours). I love papaya, but not sure I get its flavour here, for me this is green tea with pineapple and strawberries and it is a lovely summer drink indeed.
Totally agree about the packaging – I was going to call for your backing when sil said that Mango Sunrise was very mildly mangoey. I had transferred it into a tin, but didn't have one for quite a while, and I'm sorry I didn't send her a sample of it at its best. My last bit of Regent's Park was in even worse shape than yours.
Yumchaa tins — that is the dream!
The ageing is definetely worse for the green teas – the black fare better, the rooibos in between. Such a pity, because they are so awesome when fresh.
I got a set of cheap identical tins which I use for a few yumchaa teas, but teas are always scarce round my parts! And you know those foil like plastic bags with ziploc? Those really really work, as well.
Theoretically I should just use the tea up fast, but I am a hoarder, and try to order several teas at once to save on shipping – I drink faster the favorites but then I get hoarding urges to save a bit for an emergency (favorite tea emergencies, they happen), and then do not drink my non-favorites often and get tons of those using up tins.
Boo – trying to reply while watching Eurovision and lost the comment again. (We certainly won't be hosting next year!) Was just going to say that it's odd Yumchaa does have the foil packages, but only for the white teas. And have the exact same problem of hoarding favourite teas. I'm slowly building up a tin collection, so hope to be better!
Adding another note, because I can not believe I missed the nutmeg| Duh, it´s so definitely there as well, adds a background, some solidity to the peach and pepper.
I am liking this a little bit less this second time, but I think I brewed it too hot and well Assam is a tricky thing for me.
I made this a little bit too hot and I think a little bit too long – should have been 5 degrees (real degrees that is ;) Kelvin or celsius) and one minute less. It is, like a lot of Théodor teas, a forgiving tea. Though I think due to it being brewed hotter than my first attempts, I am finally getting a hint of the apple mentioned on tea description.
This is a masterfully well blended flavour tea – a great smooth green tea base and then a blended mix just in proportion of evocative flavours. No flavour is really dominant, this is not a one note or predominant note tea, but different flavours seem to work at different levels. The mint is the first thing, then the rose and apple and the date last. I do not detect the almond, but sweet almonds are not very strongly flavoured anyway.
A truly well done tea blend – and a very elegant one as well somehow.
PS – to add, it resteeps very well! Slightly different notes on resteep, a little bit more rose and more date and maybe the elusive almond, maybe not. I expected a lot more mint because the spent leaves smell so minty, but not so much on the taste. But a definite two steeps blend.


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Summer Theater Season Opens with 'The Last Night of Ballyhoo'
By Lisa Stratton
JUNE 15, 2007--New faces and veterans alike assembled in River Falls, Wis., this week to begin work on the St. Croix Valley Summer Theatre (SCVST) season opener, the Tony Award-winning drama, "The Last Night of Ballyhoo."
Written by Alfred Uhry, author of "Driving Miss Daisy," the show takes place in the 1939 German-Jewish society of Atlanta. As Hitler invades Poland and American movie classic "Gone With the Wind" premieres less than five miles away, the Freitags are consumed by thoughts of Ballyhoo, the annual lavish social event held by the city's exclusive Standard Club. Filled with side-splitting comedy, "Ballyhoo" is also laced with introspection about ethnic identity and prejudice that resonates with audiences everywhere.
Director Ken Hill is no stranger to the stage. A professor at Ripon College in Ripon, Wis., Hill was awarded certificates of merit from the American College Theatre Festival for his work in design and directing.
"When I first read 'The Last Night of Ballyhoo' I was impressed with the wonderfully-written characters and the sense of hope that filled the play," says Hill. "It is a warm-hearted and funny play that will remind the audiences of their own families as well as let them explore a different time and place."
Topping the cast list is Ambrosia J. Webb as Lala Levy, a socially awkward woman in her 20s who switches proposed vocations weekly. Webb, from Hudson, Wis., who has previously played Mrs. Hardcastle in "She Stoops to Conquer," Ellen in "Two Rooms," and Nancy in "Seascape," says she is happy to be in a younger role.
"It's really delightful to play a character that is my own age," says Webb. "Lala is different. She's much more girly than I am."
Having played Snoopy, the Cowardly Lion in "The Wizard of Oz," and even a turn in "Disney's Beauty and the Beast," actor Tom Monn is a favorite of young theatre-goers. In "Ballyhoo," Monn plays Adolph, businessman and patriarch of the Freitag family. From Woodbury, Minn., Monn is a veteran of SCVST as well as The Phipps Center for the Arts, the Old Gem Theatre, and the Lakeshore Players.
"I was attracted to the role of Adolph for the tender humorous person he is. You always see or bring some part of yourself to each role," says Monn.
Visitors to the River Falls Public Library will recognize Nancy Miller of River Falls as Reba Freitag, the ex-sister-in-law of Adolph. Miller, who is director of the library, has been a frequent participant in SCVST productions in past years. She has appeared in "Our Town" and "The Female Odd Couple" at the River Falls Community Theatre.
"I just love to do theatre when I get a chance," says Miller. "It's always part of my day."
Virginia-native Janet Fogg, whose mother told her to "never underestimate the power of a Southern woman," says she feels right at home as former belle Boo Levy, mother of Lala and socialite matchmaker extraordinaire. Now residing in Hudson, Wis., Fogg has previously appeared in "The Importance of Being Earnest" as Lady Bracknel, in "Arsenic and Old Lace" as Martha, and most recently starred as undercover journalist Barbara in "Nickel and Dimed."
UWRF student Kristy Reid returns to SCVST as Sunny Freitag, the beautiful and witty daughter of Reba, at home on break from prestigious Wellesley. Reid's past theatre credits include Anne in "The Diary of Anne Frank," Constance Neville in "She Stoops to Conquer," Patty Andrews in "Sisters of Swing," Columbia in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," and Helga in "Cabaret." Reid hails from Waconia, Minn., and currently interns with the Jungle Theater in Minneapolis.
Gregory Lund is set to walk on the stage as Peachy Weil, a brash visitor to Atlanta from Lake Charles who can rarely be taken literally. Lund, who resides in Woodville, Wis., previously appeared as Peter Van Daan in UWRF's production of "The Diary of Anne Frank."
"I'm enjoying playing the character of Peachy Weil because he is kind of an Eddie Haskal [from the 1950s-60s television program "Leave It To Beaver"]," says Lund. "He is always teasing the other characters and is just about having a good time."
New Richmond, Wis., native Karl Gfall completes the cast of "Ballyhoo" as newcomer and New Yorker Joe Farkas, who attempts to woo Reba's attractive daughter Sunny.
Artistic and production staff members include managing director Michael Norman, River Falls, Wis.; set designer and scene and costume technician Amanda Baker, Hudson, Wis.; lighting designer and technical director Alex Clark, Woodbury, Minn.; costume designer Denise Baker, Hudson, Wis.; sound designer and board operator Maggie Hall, River Falls, Wis.; costume design intern and scene and costume technician Sylvia Wadzinski, Phillips, Wis.; lighting design intern, shop foreman, and scene and costume technician Erin Morris, Bloomington, Minn.; sound design consultant Jason Unseth, Westby, Wis.; stage manager Holly Conwell, St. Michael, Minn.; properties manager Alicia Hermsen, Hudson, Wis.; assistant stage manager Brittany McMillan, River Falls, Wis.; master electrician Amanda Piccirillo, Ripon, Wis.; scene and costume technician Keith Carl , New Richmond, Wis.; scene and costume technician Justin DeLong, River Falls, Wis.; scene and costume technician Saori Ugari, Japan; and scenic and costume technician Hunter Stofferahn, Hudson, Wis .
Performances of "The Last Night of Ballyhoo" will be held June 26-30 at 7:30 p.m., with a matinee showing on July 1 at 1:30 p.m. Tickets range from $9-16 and are available at the SCVST box office located in the Kleinpell Fine Arts building of UW-River Falls. Season tickets are available. Tickets may also be purchased by phone at 715-425-3114 or toll-free at 800-228-5423.
The St. Croix Valley Summer Theatre is a semi-professional summer stock troupe based at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. Located 25 miles east of Minneapolis-St. Paul in the scenic St. Croix River Valley of western Wisconsin, SCVST has provided quality summer entertainment to thousands of theatre patrons since 1966. For more information on St. Croix Valley Summer Theatre, contact Melanie Nelson at 651-214-2281.
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I bought this because I am always looking for products that make my dogs think. I thought it was a great idea. The truth is, with very little effort, you can do the same thing with paper cups or any plastic container. No need to spend money.
Pros: Good idea but why pay for it
Cons: expensive
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