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A story of a mother's love and what truly happens when we are afraid to speak for those whose voices can not be heard.
By Henrik Ibsen
Adapted by Richard Eyre
Directed by Mathew Wright
Join ArtsWest as the season opens with acclaimed British director Richard Eyre's stunning adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's GHOSTS. Described as scandalous work when it was first performed in 1892, the story follows widow Helene Alving as she tries to start her life anew after the death of her philandering husband. She is determined that her son will not follow his father's footsteps, but when Oswald returns from France, she discovers that she may be too late.
"Ghosts remains the great historical example of a single play's power to disturb." – The New York Times
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bad apples – september 7-25 – An ArtsWest Co-Presentation!
"Nothing I can tell you about this play does it justice, except come ready to be rocked. Leave your judgments, and your kids, at home." —Huffington Post
Welcome to Club Abu, the darkest party in Baghdad. An incendiary rock musical that pulls back the curtain of one of the greatest moral challenges we have faced as a nation and sets it to a wicked irreverent back beat.
Bad Apples is a rock musical inspired by the real-life prisoner abuse scandal at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. Bad Apples seeks to answer the simple question: How in God's name did this happen? Two soldiers ended up pregnant by fellow soldier Charles Graner; both women wanted to marry him, competed with each other to win his love, and enthusiastically tortured prisoners together, documenting most of it in pictures that later leaked and shocked the world.
Who were the victims? Who were the villains? Is sadism part of being human? Normal for war? Normal for love? Was Abu really an aberration brought on by a few "bad apples" or does it speak to something deeper in our national psyche? Bad Apples is not a history play. It digs deeper than the facts, exploring a twisted theatrical world inspired by a fictionalized Abu Ghraib.
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September 12th, 2016
This past Saturday ArtsWest was so happy to celebrate our donors and artists with wine, music, and merriment at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. Coinciding with our tell the story campaign, our launch party gave our supporters a sneak peek into some of the artistic choices we've made since initially announcing our season and gave our…


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Very stuffy at the inital greet, Gestapo stopped me outside the front door and demanded paper's (paper's Gustav!!). I offered the papers while still standing outside the doorway, in front of God and everybody (what if my mom had driven by). I asked why I couldn't have come in first, it was explained that it was Policy. My paperwork and I.D. were whisked off to another location (before I even entered), and I was demanded a tour when I finally did enter (wasn't asked). With a quick tour from receptions desk to the Admin office, to the Library, and massage therapy roooooomm! I was then shown my way back to the Admin's office and made comfortable while I filled out the typical paperwork for the collective (3 pages). After I completed the paperwork, I then received a number (a number…yes, really a number) to be granted access to the display counters. A young lady greeted me with great professionalism and care. She took the time to go over several med options and I clearly felt as if she knew what she was talking about (she didn't have to look at the board or cards to give the answers). She was very willing to give up a discount for seniors (I don't look that old), and did give a nice discount for me being a vet. Which I haven't received yet from other collectives (thumbs up for that category).
Short of being a Pharmacy, this is what probably a well ran dispensary should be cloned from. I might not have enjoyed the regiment of the establishment, but I couldn't overlook the attitude of the environment which is high class and professional.
The quality of the dispensary, the goods and the personnel were spot on. Meds were great, staff very helpful and patient. Collective agreement was reasonable. Would return for my next perscription! Thanks Rick
Being New and picking up equipment from Paramount Imports (great shop), Stepped back to the MHCP. Being new and not knowing what to expect, found the door locked and what may have been a secret code (decals saying knock knock) wasn't sure if they were open or not. The knock was produced and the buzzer released on command. Not knowing what to expect next I entered with caution. Opened the door and was halted by an unsatisfied worker that had to perform her job (or it appeared to me). Explained that I was new and what did I need to get my meds. She shoved a collective agreement of some four pages long and attempted to read me my rights. At this time I became very uncomfortable and unaware of how things would turn out. As I was filling out my paper work another person came in and was asking about freebies and the document clerk exclaimed no freebies. Although in the magazine (culture) in the lobby stated Free Pre Roll 25% off donation with coupon, and free pre roll for "New Members", Daily Specials, Veterans Discounts (which I am), New Member Gifts. My wife saw it in the magazine while I was in the dispensary part of the building and was unable to text me since I couldn't have any communication devices on me. So I grabbed an edible and left since the prices quoted to me by several of the helpful friends of the 420 card Evals (what a melting pot of people that come together for a cause!) it seemed high in price so the low rating for the bud is for non purchase only (maybe they should give a non purchase category) for bud only. The medible was ok, dosage seemed reasonable, but after taste was a little strong. With possible turnaround of this location you would imagine that this could be a great dispensary and not just a convient store. Helpful staff and change from the impenetrable club house decor, to a more open atmosphere would be a benefit. Leaving the outer door open and a locking door for the dispensary would add a more appealing entrance. It was a first impression.

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Noted Vt. fishing writer Merwin dies at 66The Associated Press | February 24,2013Provided Photo
John Merwin of Dorset holds up a large bass in this undated photo provided by Field & Stream magazine.John Merwin of Vermont, one of the nations pre-eminent fishing writers who authored or edited 15 books on the subject, has died.
He was 66.
Merwin, a Dorset resident, died Wednesday at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
He was fishing editor for Field & Stream magazine for nearly two decades, starting in 1994.
Dave Hurteau, deputy editor of Field & Stream, said Merwin caught everything from piranhas in the Amazon to Atlantic salmon in Ireland.
Among Merwins books are Trailside Guide to Fly Fishing and The New American Trout Fishing.
Of the latter book, Kirk Dieter, editor-at-large for Field & Stream and editor of Trout magazine, said: He spun tales reminiscent of Robert Traver, Roderick Haig-Brown and Thomas McGuane, while explaining the sports finer points with supreme clarity. It is the best modern book on trout fishing, period.
Born in 1946 in Norwalk, Conn., Merwin started fishing with his father at age 3 and never stopped, Hurteau said.
Merwin moved to Vermont in 1970, and in 1979, out of his basement, launched Rod & Reel magazine (now Fly Rod & Reel). Merwin followed that up with Fly Tackle Dealer, a trade magazine.
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Three Arizona Dummies Accidentally Shoot Themselves or Others in Last Three Days
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The three Arizona gun-owners whose weapons have accidentally been fired in the past few days probably weren't the men ousted state Senate President Russell Pearce had in mind when he fantasized about a gun-toting hero taking down the gunman responsible for last week's movie-theater shooting in Colorado.
Justin Maccrae Smith, 24, inadvertently fired a bullet inside a Flagstaff McDonald's Saturday, injuring at least two people. A Chandler man shot himself in the ankle Monday after accidentally dropping his gun, and 33-year-old Jamie Lee Dubois shot himself in the hand Monday while fiddling with his friend's hand-gun.
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Over the weekend, Pearce wrote on his Facebook page that if someone in the theater had been armed and brave enough, the shooter could've been stopped. Pearce kind-of-sort-of apologized for those remarks on Facebook Monday, but wrote, "I will never understand policies that disarm honest honest citizens and leave them vulnerable to premeditated attacks of madmen."
Apparently some armed Arizonans are really just leaving themselves vulnerable to the unmediated attacks of their own stupidity.
When Smith got out of his car to enter the McDonald's in Flagstaff, he tucked his gun between his back and his pants. Smith then decided to lean back against a counter, Flagstaff police Sergeant James Jackson tells New Times.
"We don't know if his shirt was stuck in the trigger or if part of his pants was stuck in the trigger," Jackson says. "Whatever the case may be, something caused the weapon to go off. It shot a hole in the back part of his pants, the round hits the wall, then ricochets off the floor."
Fragments -- either from where the bullet hit or the bullet itself -- grazed the a woman's foot. And debris from where the bullet landed injured the leg of another. Police are unsure whether Smith will be charged, since he didn't intentionally handle the gun in a way that would cause harm to others, Jackson says.
It seems that the Chandler man who shot himself in the ankle really just dropped his gun, Chandler Police spokesperson Joe Favazzo tells New Times.
"Sometimes if a firearm falls and the backside of the firearm hits the ground, it can jam the slide forward -- or if it's a revolver, the hammer forward -- and actually fire the round," Favazzo says.
Luckily, the bullet only grazed the man's ankle; he wasn't charged with anything, and he wasn't that seriously injured. The third bad gun-handler, Dubois -- who shot himself in the hand in Mesa -- was tinkering with a friend's handgun.
Dubois figured it'd be safe to move the gun's slide back, while one hand covered the barrel of the weapon. He had to go to the hospital to get his injuries treated, but Mesa police also ruled the shooting an accident, as well.
Arizona has some of the most relaxed gun laws in the country so, by Pearce's logic, guns should be keeping people safe from harm. These three dummies show that guns just make it more difficult for some people not to harm themselves.
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Natalia Navarro is tied for third individually.
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Howey-in-the-Hills, FL - Florida Atlantic University's women's golf team started the Hatter Fall Classic at El Campeon Golf Course in sixth place with a first round total of 323. Natalia Navarro is tied for third place individually after shooting an opening round 76 on the 6,015-yard par-72 course.
Navarro shot a tournament low 36 on the front nine before shooting a 40 on the back. Amanda Pettit and Jessica Carafiello both shot first round 81's to finish tied for 22nd, while Heidi von Korff and Kendall Kirby finished with rounds of 85 and 97.
The Owls trail the leader, Rollins College, by only 11 strokes. Florida Southern (318), the University of Miami (319), South Florida (321) and Mississippi (322) round out the top five. FAU is first among Atlantic Sun schools, ahead of Jacksonville (329), Georgia State (330), Jacksonville State (333), Troy State (340), Central Florida (342), Mercer (343) and host Stetson (353).
Florida Atlantic concludes the final two rounds on Monday.
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What started as an interest quickly became a passion for husband-wife duo Barbara and Richard Keal, whose internationally recognized craftsmanship blurs the boundaries between sculpture and fashion. In 2007, Barbara began felting her one-of-a-kind animal headpieces from sustainably sourced sheep and alpaca fleece which were debuted at the Craft Council's prestigious Origin London fair. Each of these handmade creations is perched on a stand fashioned by Richard, a trained carpenter who sources timber from tree surgeons in their hometown of Sussex, England.


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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
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Mr_Burgener 3 years ago#1
Should I bother continuing? Does it get more in depth? Or is this game just not for me?
It doesn't really get much better.
Don't get me wrong, you do get more options and a variety of game play "Shortly", but the basic flow of the game never really changes, and if you're finding it childish and kiddy now, well...it only continues to be so throughout the game.
Frankly though, if you enjoyed ToG F, I can't really understand your complaint about it being childish, since ToG F is almost as bad.
"Cute" in an RPG is a kiddy euphemism for "Sexy".
Online is the worst thing to happen to gaming.
Mr_Burgener (Topic Creator)3 years ago#3
By childish I just mean...not in depth. So far it seems like "walk to star. talk to person. walk to next star. talk to person. fight monster while walking to next star. talk to person."
In graces there was crafting and a bit more strategy involved in battle it seemed. I can't get into this for some reason, I thought maybe it got a little more intense later (heard there was a bit of capturing familiars or something, or maybe it got better with more party members).
Like I said, basic flow is pretty much the same. You do get more game play options, like Errands (quests), Catching Familars, Exploration, Alchemy, Stealing items...but the basic flow stays the same throughout.
"Cute" in an RPG is a kiddy euphemism for "Sexy".
Online is the worst thing to happen to gaming.
Mr_Burgener (Topic Creator)3 years ago#5
I'll give it another hour or two. I want to at least be able to catch familiars and see if that makes it any better for me. That was the part that got me interested in this game in the first place so we'll see.
It's gonna take more than an hour or two to start unlocking new stuff.
"Cute" in an RPG is a kiddy euphemism for "Sexy".
Online is the worst thing to happen to gaming.
MyzticRedPanda 3 years ago#7
shut up and play the game
Regardless of warnings the future doesn't scare me at all
FenderMaster 3 years ago#8
Not really.
I'm almost at the end, 54 hours in, done most of the sidequests, and it doesn't really improve.
The story never really develops much at all besides a few moments with Swaine.
The familiars feel largely interchangable in terms of abilities.
The sidequests are CRAZY repetetive... Get ready to take and give hearts to the merchant couple over and over again, find that dudes diary again and again and catch familiars over and over. The writers don't even bother thinking up new reasons, it's just really lazy. And the monster catching mechanics are TERRIBLE. There's no skill, just random chance! You can fight the same monsters for hours, and the enchant prompt won't appear. The randomness is infuriating.
It's a beautiful, beautiful game. I like Drippy, the music, the art style... But the gameplay is lacking, and the story is barely there. It honestly feels a little bit like corners were cut too, Motorville feels empty and the invisible walls feel lazy as a boundary. You can't even move the camera there.
KingofRogues 3 years ago#9
I am close to finishing and I think it did get better. Or maybe I just got used to reading all that text. But ya, it still is more childish than any RPGs I've played. But the story is good.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Daredrummer 3 years ago#10
Well, I logged in here to make a similar thread, but looks like this one will do.
I just got the boat, and I'm at the point where I don't really even want to keep playing. It's weird, at first I was blown away and now I have to talk myself into playing it.
I love RPGs, back to the NES/SNES days too. I love high-quality anime. This game should be totally head-rippingly awesome for me. But it....isn't.
For me right now, there's two main issues. The first is Oliver. Good GOD is he getting on my nerves. Did someone not take the time to point out kids no longer say golly, jeepers, neato or oh my goodness every 5 words? If I hear Oliver say jeepers one more time I quit. Seriously, if they would've just made the dialogue more natural I think the game could've been much more tolerable, but this 1950s style Leave it to Beaver style of writing is just killing it for me big time. Only Drippy has any entertaining, modern context to his dialogue, but his character design is so lazy and uncreative I can't even get into HIM.
Speaking of lazy, that brings us to my next point. Already I feel like this has turned into repetition-fest 2013, but reading here that never changes is NOT helping. I guess some people find it endearing, but having the merchant shops and employees be the same from town to town bugs me. Lazy. Oh. The ghost boy shows up. The diary guy shows up. 3 rounds of fetch----I mean broken hearted quests. When these things seemed the same for the first two towns, I had a feeling I'd be playing the same town over and over with a different set of paint. Comments here cement that.
Let's talk about the Familiars. Pokemon? Clearly. That's ok, I guess. At first it seemed fun and I was interested to see what the future held for cool creative familiars. But now it seems like there's only really a handful that are ultimately useful, and if you hold to the types that the characters prefer, it's really limiting. Also, for a game that I'm on the fence about, I really don't need a team of TWELVE characters and backups to meticulously raise and coddle.
So. Yeah. Talk about a swerve. Went from loving it to really just not being interested. I guess for me its......ME NO KUNI. Jeepers!
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Have known Tylers Mission for over 7 years. As a retired minister, have volunteered with their Food Ministry and distribution of toys to needy. Have been blessed by the total honesty and transparency of Tyler, his mother, and volunteers. "Unto me who am less than the least of all saints is this grace given that I should share among others the unsearchable riches of Christ" is my life verse. When I see the folks with Tylers Mission, I catch a glimpse of Christ. God bless this ministry.
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For the past 13 yrs. tyler has been reaching out to the needy not only during the holiday season but throughout the entire yr as well. He started at age three and has gained a large volunteer base who, some are seasonal and others are year round help, with the food and clothing. Young Tyler is now 15 yrs. old and has a heart as big as gold. His mission helped over 20,000 families with an average of 5 children per household, last Christmas season. This year the numbers are well above that already sadly enough. Even though Tyler and his mission receives very little financial support, he has yet to turn away anyone who is in need of his help! He looks at all people as "his children", and goes beyond normal. For instance, his food ministry is suffering because of not enough donations, however, he gave personally from his food at his home so people could eat. It's just as well though because when he hears of someone going without food, he refuses to eat until he knows for certain whomever has food to eat as well. He's only 15 years old and I can promise you one thing, if you or anyone ever needed help during the holiday season(s),Christmas and Easter, needed clothes to wear, or food for your hunger pains, then Tyler would humbly be there with his arms extended willing to give you a helping hand. I'm one of his veteran volunteers who will help him with "his children" for many years to come. He's quite the missionary and with him no words are hardly spoken because his actions do sincerely speak louder than any word ever could.
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