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Tickets: $10–General; $5–Student (unless noted otherwise)
7:30 p.m. Oct. 19
Location: Central United Methodist Church of Phoenix
A program of music from the Classical era, featuring Mozart's Requiem. Jason Caslor and David Schildkret, conductors. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. March 3
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Spring performance of small-scale works for a cappella chorus and choir with piano, featuring the "Flower Songs" by Benjamin Britten. Bartlett Evans and David Schildkret, conductors. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. April 10
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Tickets: $23–General; $8–Student.
The ASU Chamber Singers join forces with the Red Rocks Music Festival and Grammy-nominated soprano Arianna Zukerman to present this powerful oratorio based on "The Diary of Anne Frank." Larry Wyatt, conductor. Buy tickets
4 p.m. April 24
Location: First United Methodist Church of Mesa
A program of choral favorites, featuring battle music and love songs. Bartlett Evans, Julie Neish and David Schildkret, conductors. Buy tickets
6:30 p.m. Oct. 2; 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3; 2 p.m. Oct. 4.
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Paul V. Galvin Playhouse
The kick-off event of the dance season, features new works created by ASU faculty and guests. Using a range of movement styles and new media, artists redefine dance and live performance. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Oct. 22–23
Tickets: $10–General, ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $5–Seniors, Students
In a collection of dance, new media and installation pieces, undergraduate students experiment with choreographic approaches that inspires us to rethink the meaning of creativity. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Oct. 29–30
Tickets: $10–General, ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $5–Seniors, Students
Featuring original dance and multimedia pieces created by graduate students in a physically and visually compelling evening; students explore the full spectrum of dance theatre, challenging notions about art-making traditions. Buy tickets
6:30 p.m. Nov. 6; 7:30 p.m. Nov. 7; 2 p.m. Nov. 8.
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Margaret Gisolo Dance Studio PEBE 132
The Emerging Artists series presents thesis projects created by graduating MFA in Dance students. Candidates investigate personal stories and thought-provoking issues using platforms that include live performance, film and interactive media. Features Grace Gallagher and David Olarte. Buy tickets
6:30 p.m. Nov. 20; 7:30 p.m. Nov. 21; 2 p.m. Nov. 22.
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Margaret Gisolo Dance Studio PEBE 132
The Emerging Artists series presents thesis projects created by graduating MFA in Dance students. Candidates investigate personal stories and thought-provoking issues using platforms that include live performance, film and interactive media. Features See Cha and Emily May. Buy tickets
6:30 p.m. Jan. 29; 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30; 2 p.m. Jan. 31.
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Dance Lab, FAC 122
Presenting thesis projects created by graduating MFA in Dance students. Candidates investigate personal stories and thought-provoking issues using platforms that include live performance, film and interactive media. Features Ricardo Alvarez and Jenny Gerena. Buy tickets
6:30 p.m. Feb. 19; 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20; 2 p.m. Feb. 21.
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Margaret Gisolo Dance Studio PEBE 132
BFA candidates present an eclectic evening of work, showcasing the culmination of their undergraduate artistic experiences. Spanning the aesthetics of postmodern, urban and hybrid dance styles, this show features original pieces created for the stage, alternative spaces and film. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. March 24–25
Tickets: $10–General, ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $5–Seniors, Students
Featuring original dance and multimedia pieces created by graduate students in a physically and visually compelling evening; students explore the full spectrum of dance theatre, challenging notions about art-making traditions. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. March 31–April 1
Tickets: $10–General, ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $5–Seniors, Students
In a collection of dance, new media and installation pieces, undergraduate students experiment with choreographic approaches that inspires us to rethink the meaning of creativity. Buy tickets
6:30 p.m. April 15; 7:30 p.m. April 16; 2 p.m. April 17.
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Paul V. Galvin Playhouse
"Dance: Inventions & Conventions" is a high-energy event that highlights some of the "best hits" of the 2015–16 season alongside new work designed for the Galvin Playhouse, created by faculty, visiting artists, students and alumni. Buy tickets
Tickets: $22–General; $16–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $15–Senior; $12–Student
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
7:30 p.m. Oct. 8
The European guitarist and composer Johannes Möller has captivated audiences throughout the world with charismatic and soulful performances. Möller's ASU program is entitled "Tales of India," a manifestation of his years of following and learning North Indian Classical music during his travels. He creates a new musical language exploring the crossover between Indian and Western Classical Music. The result: soulful and heart-warming compositions accompanied by the tabla, an Indian percussion instrument. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Nov. 13
Thomas Viloteau is considered one of the most gifted classical guitarists of the younger generation, and not without reason. Viloteau has won several prestigious competitions, including the Guitar Foundation of America Competition in 2006 and the Tàrrega Competition in Spain in 2012. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Jan. 15
Zoran Dukic is one of the most distinguished classical guitarists of our time. His concert performances leave long-lasting impressions on both audiences and critics. His carefully balanced programs present a range of music from Bach to Britten, from Sor to Albéniz, from Tárrega to Villa-Lobos and Brouwer. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb. 12
One of the leading flamenco and classical guitarist/composers of his generation, Adam del Monte has made it his life mission to fully express himself in these two genres, transcending labeling and convention. Del Monte and a group of extraordinary musicians have embarked on a journey of creating a unique sound and language of flamenco that is both steeped in tradition and progressive in its openness to musical flavors from around the world. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. April 1
Roberto Aussel is an extraordinary musician and an exceptional interpreter. Born in 1954 in Argentina, he began playing guitar at the age of seven. Since the 1980s, his renown as an international concert artist has continued to spread, and he regularly appears in concerts and at festivals in Europe, South America, and the United States. Buy tickets
Tickets: $9–General; $5–Student
7:30 p.m. Sept. 18
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Albie Micklich, bassoon; Andrew Campbell, piano; and Martin Schuring, oboe, present an evening of romantic works, old and new, for bassoon. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Sept. 20
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Violist Nancy Buck performs with pianist Russell Ryan, featuring works by Bruch, Martinu and Loeffler. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Oct. 4
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Robert Spring and friends present a recital of classics as well as a memorial to the Texas composer Mark Schultz. Spring is joined by percussionist J. B. Smith, pianist Gail Novak, and Thomas Bacon on horn to perform Schultz's trilogy for clarinet, horn, piano and percussion. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Oct. 15
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
The Creviston Duo, internationally respected recording artists, present an evening of contemporary and romantic music for saxophone and piano. Buy tickets
5 p.m. Oct. 25
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Martin Schuring and Andrew Campbell perform British music for oboe and piano. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Nov. 5–6
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
The ASU Contemporary Music Festival is an annual event and offers the highest quality performances of experimental music in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The festivals comprise themed concerts and showcase music that is rarely performed along with pre-concert talks, round tables and film screenings. Through these festivals we promote the view that music is a living tradition – an exciting and vibrant part of modern life. The sixth installment of this festival will take place in November 2015 and focuses on the French composer Pierre Boulez and his legacies on the occasion of his 90th birthday. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb 3
Location: Recital Hall
Members of the ASU Jazz Studies faculty come together to perform original compositions as well as jazz classics. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Feb. 14
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Join faculty artists Heather Landes, flute; Carole FitzPatrick, soprano; and Michael Kocour and Russell Ryan, piano, for an afternoon of eclectic music from Bach to jazz. Buy tickets
2 p.m. Feb. 21
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
ASU faculty Simone Mancuso, Dom Moio, J. B. Smith and Shaun Tilburg present a program of solo works and chamber pieces. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Feb. 27
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
ASU horn and trombone professors John Ericson and Douglas Yeo perform a program of music for horn, bass trombone and historical brass instruments. Buy tickets
Tickets: Prices vary
7:30 p.m. Sept. 25
Location: Organ Hall
Tickets: $22–General; $16–Faculty/Staff/Alum; $15–Senior; $12–Student
Bedlam performs an exciting program of 16th-century lute songs and virtuoso works for solo lute, featuring some of the most colorful songs of the great English songwriter Thomas Campion, anonymous Scottish tunes both ribald and tender, dances and ballad settings by the Elizabethan court musician John Johnson. Sponsored by the Early Music Society. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Jan. 23
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Tickets: $22–General; $16–Faculty/Staff/Alum; $15–Senior; $12–Student
The acclaimed Aulos Ensemble presents a "A Tale of Two Cities," featuring musical gems from 17th- and 18th-century London and Paris. Performing on period instruments, Aulos showcases the virtuosity of Handel's chamber works, the pomp and subtlety of royal dance music by Couperin and the theatricality of stage music from Purcell's "The Fairy Queen" and Rameau's "Les fê tes d'Hébé." Aulos is Christopher Krueger, flauto traverso and recorder; Marc Schachman, baroque oboe; Linda Quan, baroque violin; Myron Lutzke, baroque cello; and Arthur Haas, harpsichord. This concert is co-sponsored by the ASU School of Music and the Phoenix Early Music Society. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Jan. 29
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Tickets: $9–General; $5–Student
Join the School of Music in welcoming Elizabeth Crawford, Ball State University's Professor of Clarinet. Buy tickets
5 p.m. Feb. 2
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Tickets: $9–General; $5–Student
The School of Music welcomes Cleveland Orchestra's Assistant Principal Bassoonist, Barrick Stees. Buy tickets
5 p.m. Feb. 24
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Tickets: $9–General; $5–Student
Founded in 1966, the Western Brass Quintet is one of the oldest and most distinguished brass chamber music ensembles still active in the United States today. The group's 50th anniversary is in 2016, and they are excited to celebrate it with a feature performance at ASU. In this concert, the ensemble performs repertoire from their latest CD, featuring a work recently composed for WBQ by Pierre Jalbert. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb. 25
Location: Organ Hall
Tickets: $22–General; $12–Student
The School of Music and the Phoenix Early Music Society present cornettist Bruce Dickey and organist Liuwe Tamminga.
World renowned cornettist Bruce Dickey recreates for modern listeners the sounds that held Baroque audiences in thrall. For this performance, he is joined by organist Liuwe Tamminga, playing the Traeri baroque organ. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. March 14
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
Tickets: $9–General; $5–Student
The Saar Trio was founded at the Saarburger Serenaden Music festival in 2014 and performs mixed chamber music for oboe, bassoon and piano. Theresa Delaplain, oboe and Lia Uribe, bassoon are Professors of Music at the University of Arkansas, and are joined by ASU Director of Collaborative Piano Andrew Campbell in a diverse program featuring colorful trios by Poulenc and Previn and arrangements of tangos by Piazzolla. Buy tickets
Tickets: $21–General; $15–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
Location: Evelyn Smith Music Theatre
7:30 p.m. Sept. 25–26, Oct. 2–3; 2 p.m. Sept. 27, Oct. 4
Sondheim's game-changing musical is a sophisticated and honest look at modern, adult relationships. "Company" is largely regarded as a trailblazer of the dark-comedy, modern-musical genre and is the winner of 7 TONY Awards, including Best Musical, Best Score, Best Lyrics and Best Book. This show is rated PG-13. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Nov. 19–21; 2 p.m. Nov. 22
The world premiere of "Guadalupe: The Opera," by ASU School of Music professor and Arizona Governor's Arts Award-winner James DeMars. The story reveals the desperation of the native inhabitants of Mexico in 1531, who are caught in a violent clash between two cultures, and the heroic struggle of Juan Diego to achieve peace for his people through the transformation of Mother Earth to Mother Mary. Lyric arias and powerful choruses are supported by an orchestra including Native American artists R. Carlos Nakai and Xavier Yxayotl. This opera contains mature themes and may not be appropriate for young children. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Jan. 15–16, 2 p.m. Jan. 16–17
Here is Rydell High's senior class of 1959: duck-tailed, hot-rodding "Burger Palace Boys" and their gum-snapping, hip-shaking "Pink Ladies" in bobby sox and pedal pushers, evoking the look and sound of the 1950s in this rollicking musical. An eight-year run on Broadway and two subsequent revivals, along with innumerable school and community productions, place "Grease" among the world's most popular musicals. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb. 25–27; 2 p.m. Feb. 28
"L'elisir d'amore" is one of the most frequently performed of all Donizetti's operas. It combines a touching love story and hilarious comedy with beautiful music, including the much-loved aria "Una furtiva lagrima." This opera is appropriate for all ages. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. April 15–16, April 21, April 23; 2 p.m. April 17, April 24
When a die-hard theatre fan plays his favorite cast album, the characters come to life in this hilarious musical farce. Winner of five TONY Awards (including Best Book and Best Original Score), "The Drowsy Chaperone" is a loving send-up of the Jazz Age musical, featuring one show-stopping song and dance number after another. This show is appropriate for all ages. Buy tickets
Tickets: $22–General; $16–Faculty, Staff + Alumni: $15–Senior; $12–Student
Location: Organ Hall
2:30 p.m. Oct. 18
Renowned Bach performer Anthony Newman plays works by the Thomaskirche Cantor alongside his own compositions. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Nov. 8
Goldman Professor of Organ Kimberly Marshall traces innovations in organ composition in a program featuring both the Fritts and Traeri organs in music by Schlick, Sweelinck, Frescobaldi and Bach. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. Dec. 12; 5 p.m. Dec. 13
Enjoy your Christmas favorites in this program of seasonal organ music, with Melanie Holm, soprano. The glorious music and festively decorated Organ Hall are sure to get you in the Christmas spirit. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Jan. 24
Syracuse University organist Annie Laver explores the musical culture of Rome and its influences throughout Europe in a program that features the Traeri baroque organ. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Feb. 7
Germany's legacy of remarkable organ music is unparalleled. Goldman Professor of Organ Kimberly Marshall will trace this from the first notated music of the 15th century to that of Max Reger, commemorating the centennial of his death. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. Feb. 21
ASU alumnus Skye Hart explores music from the Renaissance to the present that mirrors the architecture in which it was conceived. Buy tickets
2:30 p.m. March 20
New York organist Renée Anne Louprette plays works by Buxtehude, Böhm, Merulo, Cavazzoni, Trabaci, De Macque and J. S. Bach. Buy tickets
Tickets: $22–General; $8–Student
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
2 p.m. Nov. 8
The first concert of the Sonoran Chamber Music Series will feature pianist Gil Kalish, violinist Carmit Zori and cellist Tom Landschoot. Buy tickets
2 p.m. Jan. 24
This Sonoran Chamber Music concert will feature the internationally renowned Rossetti Quartet. Buy tickets
2 p.m. March 20
The third concert of the Sonoran Chamber Music Series will present a romantic chamber music program. Buy tickets
2 p.m. April 17
The final concert of the Sonoran Chamber Music Series for 2015–16 will bring back the brilliant pianist Kevin Fitz-Gerald, the Tokyo Quartet's first violinist, Martin Beaver, and Sonoran Chamber Music artistic director Tom Landschoot. Buy tickets
Tickets: $16–General; $12–ASU Faculty, Staff + Alumni; $12–Senior; $8–Student
7:30 p.m. Oct. 16–17, 22–23, 24; 2 p.m. Oct. 18, 25
Location: Lyceum Theatre
Directed by Wyatt Kent. Written by Tennessee Williams. This classic of American theatre and cinema follows the fragile and refined Blanche DuBois who has fled to her sister's New Orleans apartment to escape financial ruin. There she is confronted by her own past and fresh calamity in this Southern Gothic tale of lust, lies, brutality and madness. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Oct. 30–31, Nov. 1, Nov. 6–8
Location: FAC 133
Directed by William Partlan. Written by Ruby Rae Spiegel. Written by up-and-coming playwright Ruby Rae Spiegel, "Dry Land" tells the story of two high school swimmers, Amy and Ester, who are drawn together by the need to secretly terminate Amy's unwanted pregnancy. An intimate and searing portrait of teenage friendship and desperation set in a girls' locker room. Mature content. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Nov. 13–14, 19–20, 21; 2 p.m. Nov. 15, 22. (Nov. 20 at 11 a.m., student matinée)
Location: Paul V. Galvin Playhouse
Directed by Ricky Araiza. Written by Melissa James Gibson. Meet Sasha, a ten-year-old with an impending essay deadline, absent parents and no pen. In her quest for a writing utensil and for company, she wanders through her apartment building, where she meets a variety of colorful tenants, who tell her stories about the Brooklyn Bridge and help her to confront her fears. Appropriate for families and young audiences. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb. 12–13, 18–19, 20; 2 p.m. Feb. 14, 21
Location: Lyceum Theatre
Directed by Pamela Fields. Written by Carson Kreitzer. Bondage, Gloria Steinem and lie detector tests all figure into this racy tale about Wonder Woman's origins and the lasting effects of her legacy. This is a story about the nature of comic books, truth and love. Mature content. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb. 19–21, Feb. 26–28
Location: FAC 133
Directed by Nia Witherspoon. Written by Suzan-Lori Parks. In this contemporary classic of the U.S. American theatre by one of its greatest living playwrights, The Founding Father re-enacts the assassination of Abraham Lincoln again and again beside The Great Hole of History. This production will mark the 10th anniversary of the School of Film, Dance and Theatre's Theatre & Performance of the Americas program. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. March 25–26, 31, April 1–2; 2 p.m. March 26, April 3
Location: Paul V. Galvin Playhouse
Directed by Lance Gharavi. Written by Qui Nguyen. To rediscover the younger sister she lost to a tragic car accident, Agnes must embark on a quest into deepest, darkest geekdom in this action-packed, 90s-themed romp through the fantasy world of Dungeons & Dragons. The line between fantasy and reality blurs as Agnes battles her own demons and learns to embrace the unordinary. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. April 15–16, 20–21, 23; 2 p.m. April 17, 24
Location: Lyceum Theatre
Directed by Phil Weaver-Stoesz. Written by John Perovich. Jack, a shut-in artist who lives on the Lower East Side, is faced with tough choices when his mother unexpectedly passes. Mary is determined to get his work into a gallery with the help of a curator, but their innocent partnership develops into a dangerous dance of exploitation. Splatter paintings are a grisly metaphor in this play about art, abuse and revealing the unseen in this world premiere by ASU MFA playwright John Perovich. Buy tickets
Tickets: $23–General; $8–Student
Location: Katzin Concert Hall
7:30 p.m. Oct. 23
Join us as we welcome back the Brentano String Quartet as ASU's Visiting Quartet in Residence for 2015–16! A favorite of the dear friends of our program as well as audiences worldwide, they are sure to delight with this concert featuring romantic favorites by Schumann, Mendelssohn and Dvorak. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. Feb. 5
Back in the day, the measure of a composer was how well one could write a fugue. This concert features three of the best fugue composers: Bach, Haydn and Beethoven. It is sure to be an epic event, with Bach's The Art of the Fugue presented alongside actors performing portions of an original play. Buy tickets
7:30 p.m. April 8
Music from the past or music of our time? How about both! This concert features some of the 20th century's greatest composers, including Britten, Janacek and Shostakovich, composers whose works are as relevant and pioneering today as when they were written. Buy tickets
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Beginning Aug. 19 (excluding holidays): Wednesday – Friday: 11:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 2 – 4 p.m. (beginning Aug. 29)
One of the benefits of being a Herberger Institute faculty, staff or student is free admission to our ticketed productions. Students receive one free ticket per show; faculty and staff receive up to 2 free tickets per show. Reserve your complimentary ticket(s) by submitting the appropriate electronic form below:
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Named "the single most impressive venue for contemporary art in Arizona" by Art in America magazine, the ASU Art Museum is an integral part of the ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. The museum and ASU Art Museum Brickyard serve a diverse community of artists and audiences through innovative programming that is interdisciplinary, thought-provoking and relevant to life today.
Join us every month at First Saturday for Families, where children get to create art of their own and Third Wednesdays, where curators give behind-the-scenes tours of new exhibitions. Admission is always free.
From photography to fibers, prints to social practice, see the award-winning work of faculty and students in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.
The Design School hosts regular open-studio nights, an annual poster show and auction featuring vintage and well-known prints, and an annual exhibition of student work at the Ice House each May. The Design School's lecture series brings some of the best minds in contemporary design to Tempe.
The School of Arts, Media + Engineering's twice yearly Digital Culture open house will give you a glimpse into the future.
The Digital Culture Speaker Series brings a variety of scholars and professionals to the School of Art, Media + Engineering to speak about their work and research and to imagine the future of digital culture.
The film program in the School of Film, Dance and Theatre brings in top industry professionals to speak about their craft, and offers multiple opportunities for students to showcase their work every year both on and off campus. Join us for film screenings, talks with industry professionals and the 12th Annual ASU Student Film Festival.
Drop by the impressive Grant Street Studios, in the Phoenix warehouse district, to visit the Step Gallery and the newly opened Northlight Gallery for photography. Downtown Phoenix is also home to the ASU Art Museum's innovative Project Space at the International Artist Residency Program.
Spend Tuesday evenings taking in the world-class contemporary exhibitions at the ASU Art Museum and ASU Art Museum Brickyard, and sampling the opening receptions for the art and design exhibitions by students and faculty in our galleries on the Tempe campus.
The School of Music in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at ASU is one of the top music schools in the nation, with internationally recognized faculty, exceptional students and five outstanding performance facilities in which the school presents more than 800 recitals and concerts each year.
The theatre program in the School of Film, Dance and Theatre presents staged readings, workshop productions and devised theatre pieces that invite the audience to truly become a part of new work production.
The dance program in the School of Film, Dance and Theatre presents exciting new choreography by students, faculty and guest artists. You can participate in conversation about contemporary dance practice at monthly Dance Matters talks or join in the annual high-energy urban performance celebration Urban SOL.
Whether you are a working towards your dream of becoming a concert musician or a film producer, the ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts can help you along the way with an array of master classes and workshops led by both our world-class faculty and guest artists on the cutting-edge of their field.
Interested in learning what the future of the arts holds? Join the ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at our series of lectures and panel discussions to explore the state of art and design today and to imagine new possibilities for tomorrow.
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The Coast Guard says a 77 foot Trawler, The Sheila Rene, is back at its dock in Wanchese, after grounding 150 yards south of Bonner Bridge Friday. A Coast Guard helicopter hoisted the Sheila Rene's crew to safety Saturday morning. Coast Guard and salvage crews were finally able to get the Sheila Rene back to Wanchese Monday afternoon.
The Coast Guard says the 42-foot fishing boat Handful capsized Sunday trying to un-ground the Sheila Rene. It's still submerged.

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A Conceptual Stress-Coping Model of Factors Influencing Marketplace Engagement of Visually Impaired Consumers
Version of Record online: 12 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-6606.2012.01234.x
Copyright 2012 by The American Council on Consumer Interests
Journal of Consumer Affairs
Volume 46, Issue 3, pages 485–505, Fall 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
BALABANIS, G., MITCHELL, V. W., BRUCE, I. and RIEFLER, P. (2012), A Conceptual Stress-Coping Model of Factors Influencing Marketplace Engagement of Visually Impaired Consumers. Journal of Consumer Affairs, 46: 485–505. doi: 10.1111/j.1745-6606.2012.01234.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 20 SEP 2012
- Version of Record online: 12 JUL 2012
- Abstract
- Article
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Visually impaired consumers often suffer one of the worst marketplace stresses when processing product information. Despite there being around 314 million blind or visually impaired people worldwide, today's marketplace does not yet adequately address these stresses. This study develops and tests a theoretical model of how visually impaired consumers cope in marketplace engagement and discusses how companies and policymakers can help to increase marketplace engagement.


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I don't know if it's the January blues, the weather, or the fact that I'm sick, but I'm stuck and I just don't seem to care. I tell myself it's just a passing phase, and I'll get thru it, but the little devil on my shoulder is winning these days. I know I don't need that bowl of smarties, but I ate it anyway cause I feel sick. I know I should only have one of those croissants from Costco (probably only half of one, really), but instead I eat 4 in a day. It's driving me crazy, and I wonder why I'm such a wuss.
I can't go to classes at the gym because I'm coughing so hard there's no way I'll make it thru a class. I know I need to get better before I push myself, but if I know that, why am I feeling so guilty? I go every weekday and almost every Saturday, so maybe I'm having withdrawal - lol I've missed 4 days and am pouting - seriously - what a baby!
I refuse to stand on the scale, because I don't want to know what it's going to say. I've been tracking my food, but I skip the things I know I shouldn't have eaten so that I don't go over my calorie range. It's so dumb because I'm lying to myself, and myself knows it!
I'm not feeling sorry for myself - I'm pissed off at myself. I know how to fix it - I've been at this long enough to know - I just don't feel like it. Is this normal? I am so close to Onederland (4 lbs off) and it just doesn't seem to matter today.
I told myself this morning, that I'll just do my best to eat right all day - when I'm at work it's much easier 'cause I've packed it all with me - and I parked farther away today so I had to walk a block to work. Every little bit counts, and I need to take it one day at a time, just like always.
I know I can do this - I've been doing it all along - I'm just having a hiccup.
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One thing you could do is set an appointment with yourself where you would set aside time to evaluate where you are and what you are going to do in the next week and if you feel like it, think about what happened this time. You could give yourself a few days to get over this bump in the road and then go to your appointment with yourself and start all over.
Take care of yourself and feel better!
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Make Delicious Shredded Chicken Tacos with Wilted Rice SaladAlli Worthington
Thanks to Old El Paso for sponsoring this post. Click here to see more of the discussion.
You know me — always in the kitchen, slaving away at the stove, creating new recipes from scratch. Ahem.
Yeah … not so much.
But I do have six guys in my family who need to eat every day! Seriously. Every. Single. Day.
When I do cook, I like to prepare healthy meals that must be:
- Easy to prepare
- Budget-friendly (six males; every meal!), and
- Contain ingredients people of all ages, from preschoolers to adults, will enjoy.
Easy-easy, right?
Believe it or not, it can be!
Awhile back I heard about Mexican Mondays and thought they were a great idea. My boys also devour refried beans — and I like making them because they offer an easy opportunity to get fiber in their bellies and veggies on their plates. Mexican food easily incorporates fresh veggies like tomatoes and lettuce, so there's another win right there. Plus, it's easy to prepare a meal without breaking the bank. WIN, WIN, WIN!
You want to know another bonus? This meal offers a great way to incorporate the kids. Little ones love assembling tacos (this means they likely won't be textbook perfect … refried beans ARE going to be on the inside and outside of the shell, but I love it)! Bigger kids can help heat up the bean and enchilada sauce, and the biggest kids can get the crock pot set up.
Here's are a couple of my favorite Mexican Monday recipes. Honestly? Each could (have been) meals on their own. But they compliment each other nicely, so I thought I'd share them both with you.
Shredded Chicken Tacos with Wilted Rice Salad
Shredded Chicken Tacos:
- 4-5 Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts
- Old El Paso Original Taco Mix
- 1/4 Cup Olive Oil
- 1 Cup Water or Broth (Chicken, Vegetable, or Beef)
- Old El Paso Stand 'N Stuff Shells
- Old El Paso Vegetarian Refried Beans (warmed)
- Old El Paso Enchilada Sauce (warmed)
- Old El Paso Chopped Green Chiles
- Chopped iceberg or other crunchy lettuce
- Diced tomatoes (I've got cherry tomatoes fresh from your the garden in this recipe today)
- Optional: sliced black olives and jalapenos. I recommend both!
Wilted Rice Salad:
- Romaine lettuce, sliced in half with tops cut off
- Cherry tomatoes, sliced in half
- Old El Paso Cheesy Mexican Rice
- Optional: shredded cheese
- Corn (I grilled the corn myself in a super easy way…recipe is in the slideshow)
Shredded Chicken Tacos:
- Whisk together the taco mix, olive oil, and water. Seriously, as soon as you start whisking, you'll be looking forward to dinner. It smells divine.
- Then just place the chicken breasts in a crock pot, pour that delicious marinade over them, and forget about dinner for a while. Cook on high for four hours, low for eight, or according to your crock pot's instructions and your timetable. The best part about this step? You don't have to worry about overcooking. That yummy marinade keeps infusing the chicken with flavor.
- When they are done, they will be a juicy, tender mess. YUM. Then, it's as simple as assembling the tacos themselves.
- Assembly time: I recommend refried beans on the bottom (they are nice and sticky and help hold everything in!), top with the shredded chicken, and then the lettuce and tomatoes (and whatever else you like). Drizzle some of that enchilada sauce on the top of you like.
Wilted Rice Salad:
Do you like cheesy yumminess? You're in luck. (By the way, this is great for entertaining. People think it's fancy and that you spent a ton of time on it. Feel free to tell them our secret.)
This is so easy, it's insane.
- Cook the Old El Paso Cheesy Mexican Rice according to directions (which is mixing the rice and seasoning mix with water and butter until it boils, and then allowing to simmer for 20-25 minutes … so easy!). Allow to rest and set.
- When the rice is done resting, take your bisected romaine lettuce and grill, flat side down, for about three minutes.
- Turn the romaine lettuce over, and you have your lettuce "boat."
- Spoon the rice into the "boat," and carefully top with your diced tomatoes and corn.
- Optional: shredded cheese. The delicious rice is cheesy enough, but if you have a cheese fanatic in the family, go ahead and sprinkle more on top.
*Another Bonus: If you have a kid (or two) that doesn't like their food "mixed together," these recipes are easily adapted. The chicken and rice are easily set aside, as are the refried beans and fresh veggies. Winning all around!
These recipes are so easy and delicious, they stand on their own, but I have compiled a few extra tips for you. They'll help with these recipes and hopefully others as well. Plus, I'll divulge my "secret" recipe for the perfect grilled corn on the cob.
Whisk the chicken marinade. 1 of 10
Like I said, the aroma alone makes you hungry. All you need to do is combine all of those yummy spices with the broth and olive oil ... your crock pot will do the rest of the work on the chicken breasts.
Get those sides prepped for the tacos. 2 of 10
Dice the tomatoes, chop the lettuce and olives, warm the enchilada sauce, plate the chopped green chiles. I like to come back for these tasks during the day when it's convenient. No pressure!
The only way you're going to want to grill corn on the cob ever again. 3 of 10
When you have fresh, un-shucked ears of corn, you have a huge gift in your hands. Corn will never taste as good as good as it does when you follow these five steps. One, peel back the husk (don't remove!) and eliminate silky strands. Two, put the husk back into original position. Three, submerge the ear in icy-cold water for 10-12 minutes. Four, drain water an place on grill for 20 or so minutes, rotating occasionally.
How to know when the corn is done? 4 of 10
It will have bits of brown spots like this one. Also, the kernels will be plump and pop easily if you poke them with a fork. Once cooled, simply use a kitchen knife to shave off the kernels.
You'll never think about grilling and lettuce the same way again. 5 of 10
If you've never grilled lettuce, you're in for a treat. They might not seem like they go together, but OH, DO THEY EVER. Romaine is ideal because it's so densely packed.
Put it all together! 6 of 10
Once those babies are turned over and had a minute to settle, take them off the heat. Spoon on the Old El Paso Cheesy Mexican Rice; the savory dish will start to melt into the lettuce ... top it with some diced tomatoes and your grilled corn. You? Well, you have a masterpiece. A delicious, healthy, easy masterpiece.
Now? It's time for the tacos. 7 of 10
That chicken that's been cooking in the marinade all day? It's ready. And it is delectable.
You'll probably need a big, slotted spoon to grab the chicken out because it will be so tender that it will be breaking apart. Fortunately, this makes it super-easy to pile on top of the refried beans that you've already put in your taco shells.
Beans, chicken, lettuce, tomato. 8 of 10
Can you see the layers? Beans, chicken, lettuce, tomatoes?
Can you believe how easy this dinner was? 9 of 10
Seriously. The crock pot takes care of the main course. The rest is stove-top stuff (unless you want to use an outdoor grill, which of course is fine ... but not needed). That's the beauty of these recipes! They are deceptively easy.
Dinner? Is served! 10 of 10
When my boys see this on the counter, they know dinner is going to be delish.
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|Comment #2 by cheevo360
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:11:21 AM
|Look any easy achievements to earns. #1 you are bored, aren't you? Well we think so!!
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|Comment #3 by lid
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:19:46 AM
|Cue the bunch of people replying to the first comment. Why do so many people get mad at people who say first comment??? who cares I enjoy seeing them because people get so mad for no reason. >_
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|Comment #4 by WartyHogger
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:33:23 AM
|Simple enough.
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|Comment #5 by mentaljason
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:42:26 AM
|@3 This is for discussion. If you wouldn't say your post out loud in typical conversation with other people, then it shouldn't be posted. And I can't say I have ever heard someone start a conversation with "first". If you have, then you should get them tested
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|Comment #6 by lid
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:52:27 AM
|@5 Its the internet buddy, I wouldnt be talking any serious business while on it. People post crap all the time and you should get used to it instead of raging over one petty word. Also where does it say "discussion", all I see is "comments" which is what #1's is.
I'm not saying I approve of crap comments like his, its just that you shouldnt throw a fit when you see one. There always going to be there. Get over it.
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|Comment #7 by TrishTheDish
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:53:06 AM
|I'm totes confused here, maybe someone can help me? Where are all the online multiplayer achievements? I mean, since this is probably going to be the best selling and best reviewed game of 2012, it REALLY should have online multiplayer.
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|Comment #8 by tigersrule
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 12:55:06 AM
|@5 Ignore him. That guy's an idiot.
OT: I think I'll wait for the reviews before I decide about getting this one. After all it's a game based on a movie based on a game...
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|Comment #9 by asilent boom
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 02:14:20 AM
|This a tie-in to the movie? If it is I'll pass.
@5 When you have several comments from people it becomes a discussion, those "first" comments add nothing to the discussion.
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|Comment #10 by Roberoo
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 02:14:24 AM
|These achievements seem SUB-par. Geddit?!
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|Comment #11 by asilent boom
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 02:16:32 AM
|Crap, meant @6, sorry for the double post.
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|Comment #12 by Teh Phantomz
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 02:53:44 AM
|Can someone help me out here, is this a game in its own right or based off the upcoming film?
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|Comment #13 by Bistric
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 06:41:11 AM
|@12 - it's a game that's based on a movie that's based on a board game that's based on a pen-and-paper game.
If this game scores over 59 on Metacritic, I'll eat my own hat.
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|Comment #14 by HVAC Techie
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 07:11:20 AM
|Game is a run of the mill genre and the achievements look pretty lackluster. Only time will tell, I guess, but it doesn't look that promising yet.
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|Comment #15 by IVIR BLOBBY
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 07:43:00 AM
|Looks bog standard, just like i expect the game to be
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|Comment #16 by Terrin
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 09:17:21 AM
|yea I didn't expect much I will probable rent it for some easy achievements,
To bad they couldn't do just a really good version of the board game but ea owns those rights
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|Comment #17 by upindat
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 10:16:25 AM
|easy 1000k by the looks of the list!!
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|Comment #18 by ThousandLegs01
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 11:39:16 AM
|so this will be a game based on a film based on a game 0-o PARADOX!
anywho at least the achivements look simple
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|Comment #19 by JDAckers
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 02:17:11 PM
|You sank my battleship!
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|Comment #20 by matt schwindt
Friday, March 23, 2012 @ 04:05:40 PM
|i like this list. myself i enjoy movie tie in games. usually easy or just fun to expand on the film. the only problem sometimes is that the highest difficulty setting achievements can be really tough due to poor game programming. some movie games are that way. but i always seem to get them. cheers!
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|Comment #21 by Sigmund666
Saturday, March 24, 2012 @ 06:21:44 AM
|I want a movie based on Monopoly!
"HOW IS THAT EVEN POSSIBLE?!?! Now the golden cars are buying in as well!!!"
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|Comment #23 by Th3D00mV1ru5
Saturday, March 24, 2012 @ 10:35:48 PM
|... And the next film shall be based on Pac-Man.
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|Comment #24 by EvilWays
Sunday, March 25, 2012 @ 01:17:30 AM
|@23 No, it will be Uwe Boll's masterpiece...Pong.
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|Comment #25 by Arenazombie
Sunday, March 25, 2012 @ 05:49:46 AM
|So this is like Street Fighter: the Movie: the Game?
Anyway, how can you even base a film on Battleships? Guess its just some random naval warfare flick.
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|Comment #26 by Sanchezz4387
Sunday, March 25, 2012 @ 05:21:20 PM
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Mrs. Nak R. lives in Tonle village in Takeo province. She is a farmer who owns a plot of land where she cultivates rice. She is 47 years old and the mother of six children, one is employed in a garment factory, one stays at home to do housework, and the others are enrolled in the local school.
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see, i just can't do it yet. i've only had the surly frame a bit over a year. i figure i'll go through the rest of the winter with it, then see aobut swapping for the on-one. i can likely sell the surly to help defray the cost a bit. parts will just get swapped over.
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Hi, everyone. I'm a former mediocre masters road and mountain bike racer coming back to riding a road bike after a layoff of 12 years, during which I essentially did no exercise whatever. My kids, the youngest of whom is in college, harangued me into riding again. Now I ride with them as a family activity (!) the like of which I have not done for many years. It's made us closer. Of course, I can't ride like I used to and I'm just now up to a leisurely 30-miler after a month of riding.
I'm probably most accurately described as an enthusiastic beginner with some remembered skills. As they say, it's just like riding a bike. However, the engine on my bike seems sort of anemic...
Hope to enjoy this forum, possibly connect with others in similar situations and possibly share some wisdom I can't back up on the bike yet!


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About Me
to learn and grow while exploring. :)
Hey Japanese people! :)
FYI my Japanese phone email is: firstname.lastname@example.com
and my phone number is: 080-3362-7030.
By the way, I'm super keen to just meet up for dinner or a drink - just message me. :)
Hi there!
Apparently my CouchSurfing wasn't crazy enough last year, so this year I'm going crazier: I'm going to try to *live* in Tokyo for a whole month using CouchSurfing. I'm going to try to meet as many people there as I can, see as much stuff as I can, and do as much stuff as I can.
P.S. In case it's not obvious from the rest of my profile, I'm one of those polite surfers who is genuinely interested in getting to know other CSers and who will really be no trouble at all. :)
If you like philosophy and like thinking deeply about things, let me know, and we'll have an awesome chat.
Skiing is absolutely my favourite sport, but I also really like playing soccer and tennis.
Regarding bars/drinking: I'd love to if you'd love to, but if it's not your thing, that's cool too.
Oh yeah, and I really like simply *doing* things. I like to get out there and try stuff.
Oh, I like good views! No, seriously: I like good views. And parks. And... stuff... and things too!
I'm actually super easy to entertain/please. :)
One Amazing Thing I've Done
I hiked this ridiculous peak in the Swiss Alps with one of my CS hosts, and it was probably the scariest and most awesome thing I've ever done. Also, I was in Egypt, scootering slowly down the road from the Valley of the Kings on a broken bicycle, when a teenage Egyptian and his young cousin drove up on an old Chinese motorcycle. The older one motioned to me to hold on to his shoulder with one hand, and so we cruised for a few kilometres as one helmetless, totally unsafe, 4-wheeled, 3-person vehicle, with me all the while just laughing. :)
Teach, Learn, Share
I can actually teach you all kinds of awesome medical facts. I've actually given a really cool, easy-to-understand explanation of the body to my family and they loved it.
Also, I can cure all your diseases!


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Wired calls Seth Casteel's Underwater Dogs (Little, Brown) a "global phenomenon" and his exuberant photographs of dogs enjoying life in the water have certainly become a phenomenon here as well. Pet photographer Seth Casteel will show some of his award-winning images today and talk about his work as a pet photographer. Seth Casteel is also founder of SecondChancePhotos.com, a charity whose mission is to provide shelter staff and volunteers with resources to successfully photograph shelter pets (dogs, cats, and other creatures), increasing the chances for finding homes for these pets.
Event date:
Saturday, December 8, 2012 - 5:00pm
Event address:
The Elliott Bay Book Company
1521 Tenth Avenue
98122 Seattleus
Availability: Out of Stock - Usually Ships in 1-5 Days
Published: Little Brown and Company - October 23rd, 2012


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Game Theory: Basic Concepts
High-rationality solution concepts in game theory can
emerge in a world populated by low-rationality agents.
Young (1998)
The philosophers kick up the dust and then complain that
they cannot see.
Bishop Berkeley
An extensive form game G consists of a number οι players, a game tree, and a set οf payoffs. A game tree consists of a number of nodes connected by branches. Each branch connects a head node to a distinct tail node. If b is a branch of the game tree, we denote the head node of b by bh, and the tail node of b by bt.
A path from node a to node a' in the game tree is a connected sequence of branches starting at a and ending at a'.1 If there is a path from node a to node a', we say a is an ancestor of a', and a' is a successor to a. We call the number of branches between a and a' the length of the path. If a path from a to a' has length 1, we call a the parent of a', and a' is a child of a.
We require that the game tree have a unique node r, called the root node, that has no parent, and a set Τ of nodes, called terminal nodes or leaf nodes, that have no children. We associate with each terminal node t e Τ (e means "is an element of"), and each player i, a payoff πi (t) ∈ R (R is the set of real numbers). We say the game is finite if it has a finite number of nodes. We assume all games are finite unless otherwise stated.
We also require that the graph of G have the following tree property. There must be exactly one path from the root node to any given terminal
1Technically, a path is a sequence b1, …, bk of branches such that
for i = 1,…, k − 1, and
head of the next branch, and the path ends at a'. The length of the path is k.