"people are excited about it and want to participate," says collins. back then, you could survive doing one thing and doing that well. what she's really hoping for is that someone who sees the show will want to buy the panels, which originally cost the museum "thousands of dollars," she said, or at least rent the exhibit. not storm clouds, but lots of clouds. two live q&a sessions once every two weeks. the focus is always god, not the law in itself. the suggestion was truly useful however to have a site, it needed special computer systems which could get the job done. 