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For all their intellectual gifts, those with PhD's are hungry for the same thing the rest of the population seeks; peace and spiritual fulfillment. Some hide behind a cool, clinical exterior, yet grapple with internal insecurities, fears, and disappointments.
The scientific mind is eager to find truth; indeed, the very pursuit energizes scientists from a plethora of disciplines and backgrounds. This book was compiled for them. It contains not only "scientific" inquiries into the miraculous, but personal and poignant travels on the road to serenity.
Over 40 PhD's in this book explore the linkage between science and faith, and what that means not only to individuals, but to the entire planet, as well. For example, meet:
- The skeptic who realized that this solution to a problem was not only wrong, but destructive. Read how a miraculous solution to a vexing problem brought him to faith.
- A psychiatrist who saw her career and personal life transformed by the intersection of faith and knowledge.
- Scientists who gaze at the heavens, and peer at microscopic creatures to better understand the world in which we live.
If you are a friend who wants to introduce your scientist friend to God, then you've found the perfect gift with On the Seventh Day. If you are a skeptic, have a read. You'll be amazed that you've taken this path in your search for truth. In this book, you too can find rest from this hard business called life.
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Dr. John F. Ashton is Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Sciences at Victoria University, Melbourne, and Adjunct Professor of Applied Sciences at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University, the largest Australian tertiary institution. He holds a BSc (Honors) with prize in chemistry and PhD in epistemology (a branch of philosophy dealing with the limits of knowledge), also with prize, from the University of Newcastle and an MSc in chemistry from the University of Tasmania.
Dr. Ashton is a Chartered Fellow of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute, and a former Honorary Associate in the School of Molecular and Microbial Biosciences at the University of Sydney. He also served as editor of three books related to science and faith issues, including the much-cited In Six Days: Why 50 Scientists Choose to Believe in Creation.


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The Perfect Midnight Snack — Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Offby Joseph Erdos in Shows, January 9th, 2013
On this past Sunday's episode of Rachael vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off, the bottom two celebrity contestants, Kathy and Gilbert, competed in a midnight-snack cook-off to determine who was to go home. Kathy made a hummus that both coaches raved about. Though Gilbert's second attempt at a peanut butter sandwich was better than the one he made for the dinner theater challenge, it wasn't good enough to save him.
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A group of student film-makers follow a mysterious hunter through rural Norway to document his search for some very unusual prey...
The Norwegian landscape, with its icy fjords and geometric mountain-tops, is among the most enigmatic and harsh in the world. It's less of a stretch to believe in those things that logic dictates cannot possibly exist when staring down the cool white snow peaks and rainy grey-blue colour palette of the Arctic stretches of Scandinavia. Troll Hunter's director, Andre Ovredal, is well aware of this and in realising that his country's bounty is his greatest natural asset, has filmed a totally charming gem of a movie.
When a group of college students eager to kick-start their news-casting careers film their investigation into a mysterious supposed bear-poacher, they uncover a world of trolls ripped straight from the darkest of Norwegian folklore. Their guide, the gruff Otto Jespersen as Hans, is more than just Virgil to the teens' Dante; he is a well-realised loner, secretly eager to open up about his clandestine occupation as Troll Hunter extraordinaire. The central cast are a tight group of four, all of whom feel very natural in their roles. Alongside Hans' "grumpy teddybear" turn, Glenn Erland Tosterud gives a disarming performance as wannabe anchorman Thomas best described as cheeky.
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redictability Horizons and the cut-off low 21-22 May 2016:A late season cut-off 500 hPa low developed over the Mid-Atlantic region on 21-22 May 2016 (Fig. 1). Near the track of the cut-off clouds and rain kept temperatures unseasonably cold. Areas north of the cut-off were relatively warm. On 21 May temperatures in the Mid-Atlantic region and Pennsylvania were in the 50s while central and northern New England, near the larger scale ridge were in the 70s and 80s.
Forecasts of the cut-off low from 6 GEFS forecast cycles indicated considerable uncertainty with the evolution of the 500 hPa wave and cyclone (Fig. 2). As will be shown, this had a significant impact on the weather near the surface, specifically the rainfall and temperature forecast. Many of the forecast issues associated with this event were quite similar to those often associated with a winter storm. The large uncertainty with the evolution of the cut-off cyclone affected the track of the precipitation shield. Thus the concept here apply to many events including winter storms.
This paper will summarize the pattern and the forecast issues in the NCEP GEFS associated with cut-off cyclone and rainfall event of 21-22 May 2016. Focus is on the predictability horizon (PH) of this event and how to deal with uncertainty in the forecast process.
Recent Trends in Northern and Southern Hemispheric Cold and Warm Pockets:The climate forecast system was used to examine trends in warm and cold pools and trends in the precipitable water in both the northern and southern hemispheres from 1979-2010. The data were examined by season focusing on potential extremes in warm and cold season in both hemispheres.
The data revealed a stronger signal in 850 hPa temperatures and 500 hPa heights in the northern hemisphere. Generally, areas covered by extreme cold air; defined as the areas where the 850 hPa temperatures were equal to or less than -30C (243K); in the northern hemisphere winter are decreasing. During the warm season, the areas covered by precipitable water values equal to or greater than 60mm are increasing.
Similar but weaker 850 hPa temperature and 500 hPa height trends were found in the southern hemisphere. However, the trends in southern hemispheric precipitable water were similar to those in the northern hemisphere.
Southeastern Texas historic rain of 18 April 2016:Extremely heavy rainfall across southeastern Texas (Fig.1) produced major flooding in the Houston Metropolitan area during the morning hours of 18 April 2016. The flooding disrupted most human activities closing roads and causing the Houston areas schools to close for two days due to water on roads, and led to at least eight confirmed deaths (Houston Chronicle, AP 2016). Observed rainfall was likely over 17.60 inches (Table 1 based on NWPNS) based on gage data. The Stage-IV data (Fig. 1) indicated 250 to 300 mm (14 inches) of rain for the 24 hour period ending at 1800 UTC 18 April 2016. The Stage-IV gridded rainfall 24 hour total ending at 1800 UTC 18 April (Fig. 2) indicated areas in southeastern Texas had 75 to 125% of the 100 year recurrence interval in the 24 hour period. The Average Recurrence Interval (ARI) is based on the blended NOAA14 and NOAA40 data . The 6-hour period of heaviest rain was observed in the period of 0600 to 1200 UTC (Fig. 2 lower panel).
The impacts of the event included extreme flooding, closed schools, and 8 fatalities. A critical issue in the Houston area is underpasses. The majority of the fatalities involved individuals driving into deeply flooded under passes. One individual died after she drove around a barrier before the steep drop-off into the under pass. The other 7 people drove into flood under passes. The City is investigating better means to prevent this type of tragedy. Many of the deaths occurred in under passes where similar deaths have occurred before (Houston Chronicle 2016).
This paper will document the pattern in which the heavy rainfall occurred and present methods which may aide anticipating and characterizing this and similar events. The focus is on using climate data to identify the potential for heavy rainfall including the pattern in which the event occurred and the value of Average recurrence intervals (ARI: NOAA14) to characterize the observed and forecast precipitation. The estimate precipitation (QPE) and forecast precipitation (QPE) are shown along with ratios relative to the ARI values. Forecasts from several NCEP forecasts systems are also shown relative to the ARI values as ratios.
Western Plains heavy rain and Mountain snows of 15-17 April 201: A significant precipitation event affected the western Plains on 15-17 April 2016 (Fig. 1). The event included heavy snows along the front range of the Rocky Mountains and heavy rains in the plains of eastern Colorado and western Kansas and Nebraska. The multi-day event in the plains was the result of an amplifying ridge in the eastern North America (Fig. 2) as a deep trough moved into the southern Rocky Mountains. Deep southerly flow developed between the large ridge to the east and the trough to the west. High precipitable water (PW) air, with PW anomalies over 2above normal moved into the Plains from the south (Fig. 3) with the maximum PW anomalies peak at over above 3normal.
This paper will document the pattern in which the heavy precipitation occurred and present methods which may aide anticipating and characterizing this and similar events. The focus is on using climate data to identify the potential for heavy rainfall including the pattern in which the event occurred and the value of Average recurrence intervals (ARI: NOAA14) to characterize the observed and forecast precipitation. The estimate precipitation (QPE) and forecast precipitation (QPE) are shown along with ratios relative to the ARI values. Forecasts from several NCEP forecasts systems are also shown relative to the ARI values as ratios.
A Review of warmth of March 2016
Globally averaged, the month of March 2016 was the warmest March on record dating back to the 1880, the first year of the NOAA global temperature dataset (NOAA, 2016). Based on the NOAA data (Fig.1) most of the record warmth was focused over the Indian and Pacific oceans. It was much above normal over a large extent of North America. The pattern over North America (Fig. 2) for the month of March showed a trough (Fig. 2a) over eastern Canada and a ridge over the southwestern Atlantic and Caribbean. Positive height anomalies were located in the ridge and these anomalies extended into the eastern United States.
This note summarized the pattern and conditions of March 2016.
Southern Heavy rain and floods of 8-10 March 2016:Heavy rains (Fig. 1) produced record flooding in northeastern Texas and northwestern Louisiana 9-11 March 2016. The period of heaviest rain was the 24 hour period from about 1800 UTC 8-9 March 2016. Some areas of northwestern Louisiana had over 300 mm (11 inches). Point maximum data indicated during the longer period of time rainfall may have exceed 20 inches in some locations. The heavy rains produced record flooding along the Sabine River which runs along the Texas and Louisiana border. Record crests along the Sabine were measured at several locations including Burkeville, Deweyville, and Bon Wier (TWC, USA Today, AP 2016). Several of the sites broke records which were had stood for over 100 years.
This paper will document the pattern in which the heavy rainfall occurred and present methods which may aide anticipating this and similar events. The focus is on using climate data to identify the potential for heavy rainfall including the pattern in which the event occurred and the value of Average recurrence intervals (ARI: NOAA14) to characterize the observed and forecast precipitation. The estimate precipitation (QPE) and forecast precipitation (QPE) are shown along with ratios relative to the ARI values. Forecasts from several NCEP forecasts systems are also shown relative to the ARI values as ratios.
Eastern United States Severe and Tornado Event of 24 February 2016:A rare late winter severe weather event produced widespread severe weather from the Carolinas to New England on 24 February 2016. The strong frontal system produced over 20 tornadoes and basically tripled the recorded February tornado climatology for Pennsylvania. The first February EF2 tornado and the first tornados since February 1990 were observed on 24 February 2016.
The tornadoes occurred in an environment which rarely develops in February. The surge of deep moisture and anomalous PW along with a strong low-level jet contributed to the instability and shear necessary for severe weather. The PW, 850 hPa winds, and temperatures were all well above normal for February. Surface temperatures were in the 50s and 60s over much of the mid-Atlantic region where the convection was observed and farther south temperatures were in the 70s. The CAPE was relatively low but the strong shear allowed for significant convection to develop.
The satellite and lightning data showed a line of storms which produced lightning from Pennsylvania to southern Virginia. The WV image implied a dry slot moving over the low-level moist air may have contributed to the event.
The radar data indicated an extremely strong mesocyclone with winds varying by over 80kts across the mesocyclone which crossed Lancaster County, PA. The strong shear in the mesocyclone was detected by the 3 WSR-88D which cover Lancaster County. Base V in the area was observed to be over 100 to 110kts at times.
Strong winds, unseasonably warm and moist air came together to produce a rare February tornado event across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region.
Eastern United States Big Chill of 13-15 February 2016: A surge of arctic air with a strong and deep 500 hPa trough brought a short-lived shot of extremely cold air to the eastern United States on 13-14 February 2016. The pocket of coldest air had 850 hPa temperatures values between -30 and 32C. In recent years, there has been a dearth of large pockets of sub -30C air at 850 hPa. The crème de la crème of the cold air at 850 hPa used to denote arctic is in North America has been fleeting in recent years. This contraction of the cold air has been document by Martin (2014).
This short-lived but intense arctic air mass focused over New York and New England. This led to temperatures below 0F at New York City, Providence, and Boston. New York had not seen a sub-zero reading in decades. Temperatures were well below zero over much of the eastern United States from northern Pennsylvania to Maine with readings in the -20 to -30F range over northern New York and New England.
The NCEP GEFS and the joint NCEP-CMC NAEFS should considerable skill in predicting this intense arctic outbreak to include the short duration of the event. The larger scale features to include the large ridge to the west were relatively well forecast.
The cold pool over the Northern hemisphere was examined using Python to find the areas -20 and -30C. Total area covered by the -20C contour peaked over North America at 0000 UTC 14 February with a deep cold pocket over eastern North America and Greenland. The total area was about 6.46% of the area of the Northern Hemisphere. The area covered by the -30C air was smaller, about 0.74 percent of the entire Northern Hemisphere. The two notable cold pockets are over Siberia and eastern North America with a third smaller area over northern Greenland. The area of Siberia persisted for several days while the pool over North America quickly dissipated.
Historic Eastern United States Winter Storm of 22-24 January 2016: Record snow along the megalopolitan corridor:The storm developed as a strong 500 hPa shortwave moved into the southern Plains (Fig. 3) and across the Gulf States. This short-wave originated over the North Pacific Ocean (not shown). As this wave moved eastward, strong convergence developed over the northeastern United States (Fig. 3a-d). A strong 250 hPa jet developed in this region (Fig. 6). At 1200 UTC 22 January 2016 (Fig. 6b) a well-developed "banana jet" was present over the eastern United states with an implied jet entrance over the Ohio Valley. At 850 hPa on 22 January a strong 850 hPa LLJ was present with -4850 hPa u-wind anomalies (Fig. 5a-c). The heavy snow (Fig. 2) in south-central Kentucky fell in close proximity to this strong 850 hPa easterly jet.
As the pattern shifted eastward, the 250 hPa winds peaked along the East Coast around 0000 UTC 23 January 2016 (Fig. 7c). Between 0000 and 0600 UTC the 850 hPa jet had strengthened along the Mid-Atlantic coast (Fig. 8a-c) with -6850 hPa u-wind anomalies. This strong LLJ was associated with the QPE and snow maximum across the Mid-Atlantic region from West Virginia across northern Maryland and southern Pennsylvania. During this period the coastal cyclone deepened as it moved up the coast (Fig. 9). The surface cyclone pressure in the CFS was about -4 below normal.
The strong 250 hPa jet and the strong easterly flow at 850 hPa are well known features associated with many major and historic East Coast Winter storms. This storm with -6 850 hPa jet was one of the strongest ECWS in recent memory and the 850 hPa u-wind anomalies were on the same scale as those observed during Hurricane Sandy in October 2012. The strong 850 hPa winds were a known signal for a potential record setting event.
The storm was generally well forecast with the notable exception of the heavy snow which fell well north of many forecast system predictions.


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LOGAN, Utah - Utah State football head coach Gary Andersen announced Monday that the Aggies have signed a pair of Snow Junior College transfers, inking offensive lineman Joe Summers and defensive lineman AJ Pataialii (pronounced Puh-tie-uh-lee-ee).
"We're recruiting everyday to find the best players available, and we feel we've found that with Joe and AJ," Andersen said. "We expect them to come in and not just compete for playing time but for starting positions as well."
Summers, a 6-3, 300-pound offensive lineman, is a native of Tremonton, Utah (Bear River HS). Summers will have three years of eligibility for the Aggies. At Snow, he started in all 10 games he played, playing alongside fellow USU signee Bill Vavau in helping clear the way for a Badgers' offense that 345.4 yards per game (139.9 ypg rushing, 205.5 passing rushing) as Snow won the Top of the Mountains Bowl title. At Bear River HS, Summers earned all-state honors in helping the Bears to a 10-4 overall record and a 5-0 league mark in his senior season. He is the son of Kelly and Jennifer Summers and is married to Alyssa Summers.
Pataialii is a 6-2, 290-pound defensive lineman from West Valley City, Utah (Hunter HS), where he grew up with fellow Aggie defensive lineman Al Lapuaho. Pataialii will have two years of eligibility with USU. At Snow, Pataialii posted 23 tackles (11 solo, 12 assists) playing eight games, including four tackles for loss and two sacks, as well as one pass break-up. At Hunter HS, Pataialii lettered in football and basketball for the Wolverines. He is the son of Atofu & Ruita Pataialii.
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MUSICAL NEWS for June 21, 2016Valerie Perri stars as Dolly Levi in 3-D Theatricals' revival of Hello Dolly! which plays July 15 - 31 at Fullerton's historic Plummer Auditorium. Following its performances in Fullerton, the production will open at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center for a second run on Aug 5. Ken Sawyer directs and choreography is by Leslie Stevens. Musical director is Diane King Vann.
Based on Thornton Wilder's play The Matchmaker, Hello Dolly! features music and lyrics by Jerry Herman (Mame, La Cage aux Folles) and a book by Michael Stewart (Bye Bye Birdie, 42nd Street). It ran for nearly 3,000 performances on Broadway, won 10 Tony Awards in 1964 including Best Musical, and the 1969 film version was nominated for 7 Academy Awards. Joining Perri is Robert Yacko as Horace Vandergelder, Gary Patent as Cornelius Hackl, Afton Quast as Irene Molloy, Grace Yoo as Minnie Fay, and Chris Villain as Barnaby Tucker, and a cast of more than twenty. For tickets, visit www.3dt.org.
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Casting has also been announced for the all-new production of Recorded in Hollywood opening at the Kirk Douglas Theatre July 16. A rare blend of R&B, rock and relevance, Recorded in Hollywood is the story of trailblazing Los Angeles entrepreneur and civil rights activist John Dolphin, who made his mark on the national music scene long before Motown existed. Written by Matt Donnelly and Jamelle Dolphin, the production features an ensemble of 21 performers, a six-piece live band, 15 original songs by Andy Cooper, and eight covers of songs launched in the legendary Dolphin's of Hollywood record store on Central Avenue in South L.A.
Cast members returning include Stu James reprising his role as John Dolphin; Eric B. Anthony as Percy Ivy; Jenna Gillepsie, who will portray Ruth Dolphin; and ensemble members Franklin Grace, Matthew Lewis Sims, Jr., Sha'Leah Nikole Stubblefield and Katherine Washington. New to this production are Wilkie Ferguson III in the role of Jesse Belvin; Thomas Hobson as Sam Cooke; Matt Magnusson as legendary DJ Dick "Huggy Boy" Hugg; and Frank Lawson as Los Angeles Sentinel founding publisher Leon Washington, along with ensemble members Ashley Lynette Brown, Caitlin Gallogly, Gabi Hankins, Dylan Hoffinger, Alfred Jackson, Bren Thor Johnson, Ryan Murray, Joël René, Tyler Ruebensaal and Emily Zetterberg. www.RecordedInHollywood.com
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The Pasadena Playhouse presents Hershey Felder as Irving Berlin, the musical story of an immigrant boy who gave the country its voice, July 21 - August 7 (opening night 7/22). The director is Trevor Hay, who collaborated with performer/creator Hershey Felder, on An American Story, Abe Lincoln's Piano, Hershey Felder as Franz Liszt and The Pianist of Willesden Lane. The new play with music features lyrics and music by Irving Berlin and book by Hershey Felder and includes some of the composer's most popular and enduring songs from "God Bless America" and "Always" to "White Christmas" and beyond, Hershey's masterful creation of character and musical performance is an unforgettable journey. As Jerome Kern famously said, "Irving Berlin has no place in American music – he is American music." www.pasadenaplayhouse.org
Congrats to Celebration Theater on their extension of The Boy from Oz which will continue performances through July 31st at the Lex Theatre. Directed by Michael A. Shepperd with choreography by Janet Roston, this show is sensational. You can read my review Here and get your tickets at www.celebrationtheatre.com.
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Tony Award nominee Paul Gordon (Emma, Jane Eyre, Daddy Long Legs) and director Barbara Gaines have refashioned Jane Austen's timeless classic Sense and Sensibility into a gorgeous, thrillingly romantic musical which will make its west coast premiere at The Old Globe in San Diego beginning July 6. Gaines is artistic director of Chicago Shakespeare Theater, the company that commissioned the production, where it had its world premiere in April 2015. It was developed in with CST creative producer, Rick Boynton.
Megan McGinnis (whom you'll remember from Daddy Long Legs) stars as Marianne Dashwood and Sharon Rietkerk as Elinor Dashwood in Austen's story of two sisters who lose their fortune, their home, and all their prospects following their father's untimely death. But fortunes can turn again, and these plucky heroines will face their situation with courage and resolve in this new musical featuring another ravishing score by Paul Gordon.
Among others, the cast will also star Emily Berman as Lucy Steele, Sean Allan Krill as Colonel Brandon, Colin Morgan as Mr. Harris, Brian Ray Norris as Lord Middleton, Peter Saide as Mr. Willoughby, David Schlumpf as John Dashwood, Paula Scrofano as Mrs. Jennings, Elizabeth Telford as Miss Grey, Jill Van Velzer as Fanny Dashwood, and Wayne Alan Wilcox as Edward Ferrars. Show runs July 6 – Aug 14 (opening night 7/14). Tickets are available by calling (619) 234-5623 or online at www.TheOldGlobe.org.
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HFF: BROADWAY NOIR has Potential but needs Development
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This is a show that hasn't yet decided what it wants to be. While it's clear the company has put a great deal of effort into it and presents a polished, well-rehearsed production featuring strong vocals, some of the actors are playing it as a spoof and others are playing it straight.
According to the program notes, it is meant to be noir and the most interesting and successful scenes are those that honor director Julia Lisa's vision. Max Lichtig (Carter) and Nathan Ondracek (Roger) nail the tone, as does Emily Decker (Zelda) as the sultry leading lady but most of the others are selling their performances and songs big and bouncy with a very contemporary delivery.
It isn't completely their fault. Writer/composer Dan Sugi has given them conflicting styles of music and ultimately the two don't work – at least not as currently written.
A sexy muted trumpet (Matt Von Roderick) underscores dialogue scenes and is used as change music which places the show beautifully in the jazzy noir period. Indeed, it is one of best features of the piece.
Jarring, however, is the number of times that flow is interrupted to jump into an artificially bright musical theatre song that immediately takes you out of the noir world and drops you in a generic alley somewhere way off Broadway. Many of the songs have prosody issues (which may be why the actors are forgetting their lyrics) and there are several that, while a fun solo feature for the actor, contribute nothing to the story and should be cut. The running time of the show is two hours but this should really be a one-act musical without an intermission since there isn't a major plot twist at the act break as it stands now.
Still, there is enough at the core of the show to continue its development. I'd love to see this musical live up to its potential. Before it can do that though, it needs an outside objective eye. More info: http://hff16.org/3595.
|Max Lichtig and Lauren Byrd
|Martin Feldman, and Emily Decker
|Lauren Byrd and Nathan Ondracek
|Max Lichtig and Emily Decker
|Nick Rubando and Max Lichtig
|Lauren Byrd and Martin Feldman
|Arielle Fodor, Nick Rubando, Adam Lau, Emily Decker
and Samantha Bussard
|Nathan Ondracek
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HFF: Photo Flash - The Cure to Mortality
Original sci-fi musical comedy The Cure to Mortality has one more performance left on the Hollywood Fringe Festival schedule. You can catch the show June 25th at 7:30 pm at Asylum @ McCadden Theatre. The futuristic musical farce explores what happens to society when science takes the possibility of eternal life seriously. It marks the playwriting debut for Katy Erin, who stars in the show along with Sandra Diana Cantu, Mary Ann Pianka, Brookelyn Rose, and Molly Gilman (who also directs). Music is by Katy Erin and Christoffer Schunk. Tickets: http://hff16.org/3522.
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Sunday, June 19, 2016
HFF: THUG TUNNEL is all kinds of Cazy Wonderful
|The cast of Thug Tunnel. Photo by Matt Kamimura
Thug Tunnel's improv roots serve it exceedingly well. Comedians – especially those skilled in improvisation – approach comedy and comic timing differently than other actors do. Here the technique results not only in a show that is smart but exceptionally appealing as well. It's a great example of what wild imagination, a commitment to getting a little down and dirty, and reveling in the joy of the art itself, can do. If you want to understand the kind of funny becoming more and more in demand today or to attract a younger audience, this show is a great example of what works.
Produced by the musical improv group Robot Teammate & The Accidental Party, the production grew out of an improvised sketch they performed at iO West. An audience member called out the title and these comedy thugs took the idea and ran with it. Cut to three years later and it has now been turned it into a clever one-hour scripted musical with genuinely unexpected lyrics (Molly Dworsky) and a score (Sam Johnides, with additional composition by Branson NeJame) that may seem simple but is deceptively complex.
|Photo by Chris Sousa
Directors Dworsky and Reynolds set the tone in the very first comic ensemble number and then follow through over and over again. Primeau's choreography is feisty and executed ferociously by the company who are, in total, a pretty irresistible bunch.
The whole show is a little absurd and kind of wrong but so completely hilarious that you'll be hooked from the get-go. Its rough edges actually benefit the production and there is a certain guerrilla intensity to it all that I loved. An extension is most certainly in the works and, if that happens, book it immediately.
One other note: this show does something else I haven't seen before at the Fringe that other companies may want to consider in the future. Fans love stuff and fans love to buy stuff. Thug Tunnel is capitalizing on its popularity by selling swag before the show at very reasonable prices. Signed posters, stickers, patches, and T-shirt sales are a smart move to add a few dollars to the bottom line. http://hff16.org/3671
|Center L-R: Chris Bramante, Kat Primeau and Dave Reynolds with the cast
Photo by Matt Kamimura
|L-R: Kat Primeau, Chris Bramante, Miles Crosman and Molly Dworsky
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|Dave Reynolds and Nikki Muller. Photo by Matt Kamimura
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
HFF: Transformation in NINE DRESSES or The Nine Circles of Hell
There isn't a woman alive who can't relate to Brenda Varda's one woman musical, Nine Dresses: Sex, Death, Fashion, which takes on the subject of fashion in a very personal and humorous way. The title refers to the nine dresses every woman has in her closet. You know, the ones with the tags still on them. The ones that make us feel better simply by purchasing them, regardless of whether we have ever worn them or not. Each one has a personality and Varda lets us in on the back story of some of her favorite unworn garments in this intimate session of girl talk.
Joined by Nick Morabito on upright bass, Varda sings and also plays piano. She's got Marilyn Monroe's blend of sexy sweetness and awkward innocence, as well as Kate Bush's striking vocal style (think "Hammer Horror") The combination of the two is unpredictable enough that you're never quite sure what she'll do next. Plus, she is a warm and likable storyteller whose easy rapport with the audience makes you feel like you've known her for years.
The show could use some polishing but anyone who can spend half her time on stage in her underwear and still keep talking gets my vote for bravery. Funny and sweet, touching and endearingly honest, it's the kind of show that's about much more than just changing clothes. But for that, you'll need to see it for yourself. Through June 25 at Sacred Fools Black Box. www.hff16.org/3820
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HFF: A FEAST OF SNACKS - Sweet, Silly, Wacky & Weird
A Feast of Snacks consists of four short musical comedies written by Michael Gordon Shapiro packaged into a complete one hour presentation. The unrelated stories run the gamut from sweet and endearing to wacky and weird with heavy emphasis on tickling your funny bone. The best of the bunch musically is HMS Headwind, a twist on one of Gilbert & Sullivan's most popular comic operas, HMS Pinafore, a swashbuckling tale of adventure and lady pirates.
Overall, performances are broad and loud, sometimes hilariously so, but for the random actor who over-reaches for the comedy or forces the vocals. Director Julia Plostnieks hits all the right notes with her staging and Lindsay Braverman's choreography is full of spunk. Theatre Unleashed brings a high fun factor to the silliness making it a great addition to the Fringe. Through June 25 at the Lounge Theatre. http://hff16.org/3796
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Wednesday, June 15, 2016
HFF: Bumpersticker: The Musical, a Sure-fire Fringe Favorite
|L-R: Jahmaul Bakare, Jennifer Leigh Warren, Lamont Dozier, Jr., Anne Yatco,
Nadia Ahern, and Zachary Ford
Bumpersticker: The Musical conquers the Hollywood Fringe Festival with its terrific triple threat combination making it great for people who don't like musicals and even better for those who do. It's the right show in the right venue with the right cast, and a rousing good time from beginning to end.
The band, the vocals, and the blend all sound great (yes, it is loud so be prepared) under the musical direction of David O. He's one of best of the best when it comes to local musical directors – in all musical styles – and this show is no exception.
The venue is Asylum at The Dragonfly, a nightclub where the music rocks, the bar stays open during the show, and the atmosphere is decidedly dark and fringy. It's perfect for Gary Stockdale and Spencer Green's homage to the aphorisms that define our lives, all printed on little sticky pieces of paper and proudly plastered on the cars we drive.
The lyric to the opening number says it all. "People know what you are by what you stick on your car," and in the next 90 minutes you'll meet 8 outstanding singer/actors playing a wide range of drivers (and a few assorted passengers) who come from all walks of life. Somewhere in there, you're bound to see yourself.
Catchphrases like "My Other Car is a Porsche" and "My Kid Can Beat Up Your Honor Student" set up comic riffs on the insecurities and hopes of adults and parents everywhere. "I ♥ ____" sung by huggy bear Lamont Dozier, Jr. is a satisfying ode to the things we love but with a humorous twist. He's got the market cornered on that smooth Motown sound and between this number and his R&B charmer "Lose Weight Now, Ask Me How" you're gonna fall for that voice.
If by some reason you don't, well you'd be crazy, but Jennifer Leigh Warren is coming up next with a big old dose of Gospel glory to the slogan "Honk if you Love Jesus." There's nothing like hearing her bring down the house, with a dashboard Jesus on the screen and a chorus of voices backing her up, revival style.
|Zachary Ford
Zachary Ford plays all the radio DJs who interact with the drivers and connects the various scenes with an almost schizophrenic intensity while stepping in and out of the action.
Trucker Bill's (Eliot Hochberg) slogan "Gas, Grass or Ass, Nobody Rides for Free" turns into a challenge à la Charlie Daniels' "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" when he picks up a pretty young thing (Lauren Rubin) who may seem shy at first but can bite off an armadillo's ear, conquer quantum physics, and still look like the Mudflap Girl by the time the song's done.
|The cast of Bumpersticker: The Musical
The show also pokes fun at current issues like immigration in a reggae version of "America is Full, Go Home" featuring Jahmaul Bakare, and freedom of speech, a hot button right now given the political landscape, in "America, Love it or Leave it." "Free Speech is great unless someone's feelings get hurt," says Ford as patriotism and rebellion clash heads. The song eventually turns into a steamy dance duet with Ford and Lady Liberty (Lauren Rubin) in the vein of "Steam Heat." It's a great blend of jazzy 1950's musical theatre and BDSM, thanks to director/choreographer Michele Spears. Spears is one of the founding members of the LA-based improv company Impro Theatre, and she stages the show with a delicious blend of smarts and sass.
In "Well Behaved Women Don't Make History," girl power and the '80s pop sound of Pat Benatar and Blondie's Debbie Harry give a crazed assistant (Anne Yatco) the confidence to take control of her situation with some help from a friend (Nadia Ahern).
|Eliot Hochberg
Each of these little story songs is a complete look at a life or a belief and together they become a microcosm of the planet. All facets of the human condition are represented in Bumpersticker's message. You're in for some laughs, great singing, crazy characters, touching moments and a final reminder that will leave you encouraged about your fellow travelers.
Without a doubt, if you want to know what makes a person tick, just look at their bumper sticker.
Through June 23, 2016
Asylum @ The Dragonfly (Main Stage)
6510 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Tickets: $15 at http://hff16.org/3687
|The cast of Bumpersticker: The Musical
|Zachary Ford and Lauren Rubin
|Jahmaul Bakare, Eliot Hochberg, Anne Yatco, Nadia Ahern
and Jennifer Leigh Warren
|Lauren Rubin and the cast of Bumpersticker: The Musical
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Monday, June 13, 2016
HFF: THE TOXIC AVENGER Wins Again
|Jared Reed as The Toxic Avenger. All photos by Rich Clark
A blind baby doll librarian, a nerd-turned-toxic-super hero, and a maniacal mayor clash in this campy musical by Joe DiPietro and David Bryan. Add two crazy utility players and it's a recipe for non-stop laughs. For most theatregoers in LA this will be the first opportunity they've had to see the off-Broadway hit (based on Lloyd Kaufman's 1984 cult film) and it is hilarious. Nothing serious here. It's all big comedy and big fun by an irresistible cast of five that really delivers the goods. Director/choreographer Janet Miller wins with this silly 2-hour rock musical where everything is a send-up and nothing is safe from a joke, not even New Jersey (especially New Jersey). Corey Hirsch's live 5-piece onstage band is a bonus. Starring Kim Dalton, Danny Fetter, Shirley Anne Hattan, Jared Reed, and Wesley Tunison. Through June 26. Tickets: http://hff16.org/3539
|Jared Reed and Kim Dalton (Sarah)
|L-R: Weslety Tunison, Shirley Anne Hatton and Danny Fetter
|Jared Reed and Kim Dalton
|L-R: Jared Reed, Danny Fetter and Wesley Tunison
|Jared Reed and Kim Dalton
|Shirley Anne Hatton
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HFF: See Who Wins in ALIEN vs. MUSICAL
I didn't see the Alien vs. Musical at the 2015 Fringe Festival, where it received rave reviews, and was looking forward to seeing it this year in what everyone says is an expanded story. The premise is fantastic: one by one an alien kills off the characters in musical theatre land, including Elphaba, Jean Valjean, Harold Hill, Tracy Turnblad, Danny Zuko and more. While there is some cute choreography and I loved the idea of the show, it isn't well-executed and much of the singing is a stretch for the singers. The songs by Erik Przytulski are bright and bouncy with fun lyrics. Book by Erik Przytulski & Steve Troop is noticeably thin due to the weak performances but the alien is terrific.The standout is Allie Costa as Annie. See it for the fun of it but without high performance expectations and you'll have a great time. It's perfect Fringe material. Through June 26. Tickets: http://hff15.org/2202.
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Saturday, June 11, 2016
HFF: Tap Your Troubles Away with OFFICE BEAT
Tap Overload's Office Beat is a fun one hour tap musical with its story told entirely through tap dancing (no dialogue). How much can you tell without words? A lot, when it comes to this tale. There's a new guy, an office romance, a bullfight with the photocopier, a firing, and the new boss who banishes tapping in the office just might have a change of heart by the end of the show. Plus, the choreography is terrific and highlights a wide range of fun patterns and rhythms while clearly defining the various office personalities. Written, directed, and choreographed by Mindy & Gabe Copeland with original music by Andrew Van Vlear. Additional choreography by Dianne Walker and Hiroshi Hamanishi.
You'll smile all the way through this delightful show!
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This time is For real?
Which will come first, dilution or approval?
don't know
What was the outcome of that study? Did they resolve that issue? Please excuse my ignorance.
I am hoping for the best.
hope you have pleasant surprise
Get a hint: I do not give a crap what you say. I am long and quite comfortable with it. Seems others think it is a buy here also today. do what you feel is right. I already did.
Carol, You are being extraordinarily naive. What does "...they have done what is required this time" actually mean? He told you nothing and left it to you to interpret his words favorably.
a simple conversation with John Cooper that assured me that they have done what is required this time. No big secret. I will take my chances here.
I agree.
And carol, I point out the reasonably large number of people who have posted almost that exact statement before you... "I have spoken with management"..... and then a few months later, after events had unfolded, came back and posted how it turned out management had lied to them.
I know this is a rather large message board, but if you go back and read enough you will find instances of exactly what I described.
Management said in November in the 10Q that they were not contemplating any significant financing prior to the FDA response. One month later - To The Day - they released the 8K announcing the financing deal with Lazard.
Now, when exactly was this deal with Lazard negotiated?? DSCO has used this tactic in the past... make a statement, wait one month (the SEC and the courts have ruled that 1 month is sufficient time for circumstances and events to have changed the conditions under which the original statement was made). Isn't it amazing that DSCO has a habit of changing it's mind at that exact moment in time??? Earlier, and they could be questioned... but from that point on they have legal cover.
"I have spoken with managemet"
Sorry Carol, that don't hold any water.
I suggest you follow the old maxim... "Watch what they do, not what they say."
Carol, "Having spoken to management" smacks of amateurish one-upmanship. It probably mean that some PR guy fed you the company line of BS. Your statement doesn't have the authority of someone who has shared secrets between the sheets.
Having spoken to management and followed this company for years I am confident that they have met the bar and answered all the questions for the FDA including the BAT issue.I know nothing is definite, but I am confident they will get their long awaited approval this time. No chicken bones, just reading the tea leaves that we all see from time to time with the news flow.


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The UFC's long-running reality competition, "The Ultimate Fighter," will move to its third network for the upcoming fall season and to a new night of the week, as well.
Season 18 of "TUF" will move from FX to the new FOX Sports 1 cable channel, which launches in August. "TUF 18? will debut on Wednesday, Sept. 4.
UFC President Dana White made the announcement during Saturday's FX broadcast of the main card of The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale, which took place at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
Although White didn't give a specific start date for "TUF 18? during the FX broadcast, UFC officials released the debut date and new day of the week after his announcement. The show begins filming this summer.
"I want to thank everyone at FX," White said. "But the next season of 'The Ultimate Fighter' is moving to FOX Sports 1, and we're very excited about it."
The first 14 seasons of the show aired on Spike TV, the UFC's first cable partner, from 2005-2011. But with the start of the promotion's seven-year broadcast deal with FOX, the show moved to FX, a FOX-owned cable channel, starting in 2012.
But this past month, FOX made it official that it would debut a new national multi-sport network, FOX Sports 1, which will launch on Aug. 17 in more than 90 million homes. The first day of programming for the cable network will include a live UFC event in Boston, and the network will continue to air the UFC's "Fight Night" events after that, replacing live events currently on FX and FUEL TV.
Earlier this year, FOX announced plans to rebrand its SPEED and FUEL TV cable channels as FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2. FUEL TV currently hosts more UFC content than any other channel. That programming will move to FOX Sports 1.
White's announcement came following the second women's fight in UFC history, in which Cat Zingano stopped former Strikeforce champion Miesha Tate with a third-round TKO. Zingano, with the win, will coach opposite women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey on "TUF 18," and the two will fight for Rousey's title at the conclusion of the show. It will be the first time women will serve as head coaches on the show, which will feature both female and male contestants living in the same house.
"I think it's an amazing opportunity to be able to coach both (men and women)," Rousey said during Saturday's FX broadcast. "It's going to be something amazing, and I can't wait."
For more on the UFC's upcoming schedule, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Freshman Anthony Carroll and senior Ray Sterling sparked a late comeback as Wauwatosa West rallied to beat St. Thomas More, 61-48, at Tosa West Friday night.
Trailing, 35-24, Tosa West coach Mike Landisch called time out with 3:32 left in the third quarter. After making some key substitutions, the Trojans came out and went on a 16-2 run to take a 40-37 lead into the final quarter.
Sterling, who scored 10 points in the quarter, had six points, Sam Krenzien and Carroll added five each, in the 16-2 run.
Then in the fourth quarter Carroll scored the first 11 points of the period to give West a 51-44 lead. He scored 13 of the Trojans 21 points in that final period.
Carroll led the way with a game-high 23 points, while Krenzien had 12 and Sterling 10.
Another unsung hero was 5-foot-11-inch junior guard, Kieviante Love, who scored all of his eight points in the first period, but then spent most of the night handing out assists to his teammates and playing excellent defense on the Cavaliers point guards as the Trojans pressed for most of the night.
The win gave Tosa West a 3-2 record in the Woodland Conference Black Division, 4-3 overall. St. Thomas More fell to 2-5.
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Kyurem VS The Sacred Swordsmen
| Premiere
| Home video
| English themes
| Japanese themes
| Ratings
(Japanese: キュレムVS聖剣士 Kyurem VS The Sacred Swordsmen) is the second Best Wishes series movie and the fifteenth Pokémon movie overall. Its release is yet to be announced.
The movie is set to feature the Boundary Pokémon Kyurem and the Legendary musketeers, Cobalion, Terrakion and Virizion.
Featured Pokémon
|This movie article is part of Project Anime, a Bulbapedia project that covers all aspects of the Pokémon anime.
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