McDaniels’ likely return to Patriots maintains consistency, and may help keep Brady
Jan 13, 2020 at 5:57 PM Jan 13, 2020 at 7:21 PM
The Patriots lost more assistant coaches in the 2019 offseason than ever before in the Bill Belichick era when Brian Flores (linebackers/defensive play-caller), Chad O’Shea (receivers), Josh Boyer (cornerbacks), Brendan Daly (defensive line) and Jerry Schuplinski (assistant quarterbacks) all left the organization.
Flores' departure for Miami marked the second-straight offseason in which the Patriots lost their defensive play-caller. Matt Patricia, the defensive coordinator from 2012-2017, took the Lions head-coaching position after the 2018 season. Greg Schiano was hired to replace Flores, then left for personal reasons..
It appeared that the Pats might have another avalanche of coaching turnovers this year, but the Cleveland Browns’ loss is the Patriots' gain. With news breaking on Sunday that the Browns willhead coach, it appears that offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels will be back in Foxboro for at least one more season, which is good news for the Patriots.
McDaniels began 2020 with chances to interview with the Browns, Carolina Panthers and New York Giants for their head-coaching vacancies. The 43-year-old coach, however, never had a chance to talk with the Panthers (who hired Matt Rhule) or the Giants (who interviewed and hired Patriots special-teams coordinator/receivers coach Joe Judge).
After Judge was hired in New York, the worst-case scenario for the Patriots was that McDaniels would land the Browns job, leaving Belichick with another key position to fill. It remains to be seen if the Patriots will need to fill any more coaching spots on their staff. Judge could conceivably hire other assistants away, like Flores did last season.
It’s also fair to wonder how long offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia (who turns 72 next month), or running backs coach Ivan Fears (66 next season) will coach.
Although McDaniels didn’t get one of three jobs he was up for this offseason, it shouldn’t reflect poorly on his stature as a coach in the NFL. The Patriots assistant reportedly missed out on his chances to interview with the Panthers and Giants because he had to finish his end of the year review for Belichick. That meant he was still working in Foxboro after every candidate already interviewed — including Judge. McDaniels was set to interview with the Panthers on the day they hired Rhule and the day after the Giants hired Judge.
With the Browns, McDaniels reportedly impressed in his interview. But, according to the Canton Repository website, McDaniels wanted a “sweeping makeover” of the Browns organization. It wasn’t a suggestion, but a condition for him to leave New England. According to the report, both parties came to the conclusion that this wouldn't be the right fit.
For McDaniels, who spent two years as the Denver Broncos head coach, things need to be done his way in order for him to take another head-coaching job. It’s one thing to get a second chance in the NFL as a head coach, but it’s highly unlikely that that person will ever get a third shot if he fails again. McDaniels knows he needs to be picky with his next move. He’s alsoNFL.
With McDaniels back, it’s fair to wonder if that’ll help retain Tom Brady, who’s set to become a free agent. Would the 42-year-old quarterback want to return to Foxboro with a new offensive coordinator? Money talks, but so does familiarity.
It looks like the Patriots won’t have to overhaul their offensive coaching staff. Time will tell if that remains true for the quarterback position.


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US economy is terrible with 4 million out of work for over a year, causing devastation to families and damaging to the economy’s long-term future because its harder for them ever to re-enter the workforce.  The whole private sector is paying down debt, and if everyone tries to do that at the same time, we fail.
The private sector and investors are begging the government to issue more debt – at an interest rate of minus 0.6 percent. The Fed signalling its willingness to tolerate higher inflation would be really helpful.
The fiscal cliff is a game of chicken – if Obama is re-elected, there’s a substantial chance that for a month or two we actually will go off the cliff, which doesn’t do that much harm.
The half-life of Europe’s solutions keep shrinking, so we are heading toward a moment of truth, but it’s hard to know exactly what it is. Greece will run out of money causing a run on the Greek banks and a domino effect with bank runs in Spain and Italy. Greece is a lost cause.
The government has done nothing in terms of fundamentals – didn’t fix the tax system, half-baked fix to health care. The energy bonanza here means the price of gas is one fifth of Europe’s, and manufacturing may be come back.
The U.S. is more divided, making it hard for long-term business planning. The Fed should be willing to have a higher inflation rate for a while – this is a once in 75 years problem.
The fiscal cliff is unlikely to happen. though not sure because it’s so divisive. Have no idea which direction they’re going to turn if they don’t go off the cliff.
Europe might be a slow-motion train wreck – their response doesn’t get ahead of the crisis. Spain will next need a program bigger than anything we’ve seen, because it’s a much bigger economy. The only solution is a political union because a single currency is not going to work.
Posted on July 29, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories Europe Economy, Kenneth Rogoff, Paul Krugman, Spain Economy, US Economy
The Presidential Election Stock Market Cycle: Jeffrey Hirsch Discusses How the Government Manipulates the Economy to Stay in Power – The Capital Exchange 07-26-12
Jeffrey Hirsch at Stock Trader’s Almanac writes:
Presidential elections have a profound impact on the economy and the stock market.
The last two years of the 44 administrations since 1833 produced a total net market gain of 724 percent versus the 273.1 percent gain of the first two years.
Presidents tend to take care of most of their more painful initiatives in the first half of their term and prime the pump in the second half.
Victorious candidates rarely succeed in fulfilling campaign promises of peace and prosperity. In the past 25 post-election years, three major wars began and four drastic bear markets started.
After the midterm congressional election and invariable seat loss by his party, the president during the next two years jiggles fiscal policies to get federal spending, disposable income, and social security benefits up and interest rates and inflation down. Practically all bear markets began and ended in the two years after presidential elections. Bottoms often occurred in an air of crisis but crisis often creates opportunity in the stock market. In the last 13 quadrennial cycles since 1961, 9 of the 16 bear markets bottomed in the midterm year.
There has not been a down year for the Dow in the third year of a presidential term since 1939. The only severe loss in a pre-presidential election year going back 100 years occurred in 1931 during the Depression.
Since 1948, investors have barely been bruised during election years, except for a brief span early in the year—until the 2000 and 2008 bubble bursts.
Read the full article at http://www.capitalexchangeblog.com/the-presidential-election-stock-market-cycle-jeffrey-hirsch/
Posted on July 26, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories Investment Mathematics, US StocksTags Election Cycle, Seasonality
Fareed Zakaria GPS – CNN 07-22-12
Outsourcing jobs to ensure a company’s survival is acceptable and is how you run a business.
America needs and already has a tax and regulatory structure that creates strong incentives for private businesses to flourish. The great shift in the U.S. economy over the past 30 years has been a decline in investment in human and physical capital and not an increase in taxes and regulation.
The World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report ranks the US fifth in the world and first among large economies. America has become more business friendly over the last thirty years, but spends much less as a percent of GDP on infrastructure, R&D, education, and training, than it did in the 1960s, 70s and 80s.  The World Economic Forum ranks U.S. infrastructure 24th in the world, versus second in 2001. In 2009, the OECD ranked America 14th in college graduates, versus first in the 1970s.
Cities going bankrupt is not much different from companies going bankrupt. Cities cannot go Chapter 11 but can go Chapter 9. Declaring bankruptcy brings benefits – agreement has to be reached, no matter how painful. Recent bankruptcies are not about low taxes or high spending on city services but about pensions. California’s pension-related costs rose 20-fold in the decade since 1999, an unsustainable trend almost everywhere in America.  Pew research found that the gap between state assets and their obligations for public sector retirement benefits is $1.38 trillion – up nine percent in 2010 and likely to keep rising until these obligations are renegotiated. To keep up with burgeoning pensions, states and cities are slashing services and feeding into the unemployment problem. State and local governments have 445,000 fewer workers today than in 2007, 231,000 fewer excluding teachers.
Steve Rattner said private equity is a perfectly legitimate business whose goal is to make money, but not in practice to create jobs.
Harvard’s Niall Ferguson said a Greek exit from the euro hasn’t happened yet because it is much harder to do than leaving an exchange rate mechanism or a gold standard. Most money today is in bank accounts, so a Greek exit would cause pandemonium throughout Europe; and disrupt the entire European banking system because the question would rise of which country is next.
Fareed Zakaria GPS – CNN 07-15-12
Over the last two decades, US recoveries have been slow and jobless, In every recession from 1948-1990, jobs came back to pre-recession levels an average six months after the economy returned to its pre-recession level. In the 1990s, jobs came back 15 months later, and since 2001, 39 months later. McKinsey estimates jobs will take 60 months to recover to  pre-recession levels this time. In the last quarter century, globalization has made it much easier to use machinery or lower wage workers.
Government spending on infrastructure is only half what it was a generation ago.
Larry Kudlow said the shale revolution is phenomenal but limited to private fields – drilling on federal lands is down. Kudlow is worried about the cyclical recovery, and says Europe is making an austerity mistake.
Chrystia Freeland of Thomson Reuters Digital says the shale revolution is a big thing and the new reality. Unlike in America, Europeans cannot walk away from their mortgages.
Zanny Minton Beddoes of The Economist says the cyclical recovery has weakened and the short-term outlook is weak, but sees secular improvement. America has gone far further than the other economies to undo the excesses that had built up, Housing is recovering, household debt is falling, Europe is worsening, the policy mix is mad, there’s an investor strike, and a  “Lehman-type cataclysm” is possible.
Zachary Karabell of River Twice Research says the American debate is too obsessed with government policy, and is missing the fact that 70% of economy is the private sector. Karabell doesn’t buy the uncertainty argument as to why companies aren’t spending.
To view the full episode go to http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/category/gps-episodes/
Posted on July 15, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories Europe Economy, Europe Real Estate, Fareed Zacharia, Homebuilding, Natural Gas, Oil, US Economy, Zanny Minton Beddoes
Chris Rupkey at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi said the job creation through June is enough to put Americans back to work – the 153,000 average in 2010 was fast enough to lower the unemployment rate 90 basis points in 2011 to 8.5 percent.
Read the full article at http://www.businessinsider.com/chris-rupkey-june-private-payrolls-2012-7
Posted on July 10, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories Chris Rupkey
Fareed Zakaria GPS – CNN 07-08-12
Kishore Mahbubani of Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy said the era of the West changing governments is over, Western power has peaked and will decline. The more the West isolates Iran , the more Iran becomes a geopolitical gift to China, which will accept it. China can get away with it because America cannot sanction Chinese banks like it can other world banks. Frightening is that so few Americans are aware that the US economy in purchasing power parity will become the number two economy in the world in three and a half years time.
Mark Malloch-Brown said that without more decisive intervention, Greece will exit the euro because it can’t grow or export so its longer-term position is unsustainable. US gets written off prematurely and has another chapter – cites the extraordinary energy revolution in shale, labor costs and manufacturing returning home, and a fiscal deficit so dramatic that it will force Congress to act.
Fareed Zacharia noted rising public discussion in China about its one-child policy. China faces a demographic disaster – it will get old before it gets rich. In 2011, 8.9 percent of China’s population were over age 65 versus 13 percent in the US. By 2050, China will overtake the US – to 26 percent which is more than Japan is today. The median age in China was 22 in 1980, is 35 now, and will be close to 50 in 2050, versus 40 for US. China will no longer be the world’s factory, its workforce will shrink so will need to import workers, and seniors will need to be supported by families and the state. In China, ominously there are 123 males for every 100 females under age 4 – countries with male youth bulges have historically seen civil wars and revolutions.
Ed Conard said US median incomes are 25 % higher than Europe and Japan and growing faster because US innovation is driving the world. Europe and Japanese most talented people go to the beach.
Posted on July 8, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories China Economy, Economics, Europe Economy, Greece Economy, US Economy
Fareed Zakaria GPS – CNN 07-01-12
Fareed Zakaria said 49 percent of Americans polled said economic conditions were good or excellent in the city they lived in, 37 percent said the same about their state,  25 percent about the US, 18 percent about Europe, 13 percent about the world economy.  Housing is finally is recovering and will have big ramifications for the economy.  History show housing leads economic recoveries. Demographics America net gains 2.5 million people every year  – a future driver of growth in housing and construction. Germany’s population will decline 170,000 this year,  Japan’s population of 127 million will drop by a third by 2050 . One in 4 Japanese are over 65, versus only 13 percent in the U.S. A fifth of the U.S. population is under age 14. While the U.S. fertility rate is similar to Europe. US takes in 1 million legal immigrants every year, more than the rest of the world combined.
Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University said the Obamacare decision is good for America and creates a basis for controlling healthcare costs – current U.S. system is the worst system for the highest prices. The Fed’s ammunition is used up and we are going nowhere. The economic headwinds include internal, external – Europe is the worst – and the slowdown in emerging economies. Synchronization of slowdowns is dangerous. The biggest problem is that the powerful political interest in both parties – both tax cut parties – which is for tax cutting, despite the fact the amount we are collecting is near historic lows.
Peter Orszag said healthcare costs over the past 3 to 4 years has decelerated dramatically and not just because of the weak economy – the move towards a digitized healthcare system, the move away from fee for service payments, and the dividing lines between payers and providers are eroding.
View the full episode at http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/category/gps-episodes/
Posted on July 1, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories Economics, Europe Economy, Fareed Zacharia, Germany Economy, Healthcare, Homebuilding, Japan Economy, US Economy
The Suze Orman Show 03-27-11 – CNBC
There is only one way to pay down credit card debt, from the highest interest rate down and pay the minimum on every card. Asking banks to lower the interest rate doesn’t work anymore. If you have a good FICO score then do a balance transfer to a credit union credit card – if federally chartered the maximum rate they can charge is 18 percent.
Avoid immediate annuities under most circumstances because they are calculated using current interest rates which are at record lows, so wait a few years for rates to rise . Most Financial advisors earn at least 4% commission when they sell you an immediate annuity.  The only way an immediate annuity makes sense is if you live to 100 or 150 or 120. You can easily get an 8-9 percent return yourself.
You can’t be happily married if you argue over money. All that matters is how you feel on the inside.
View the full episode at http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=1859984454&play=1
Posted on July 1, 2012Author Derek HoggettCategories Annuities, Personal Debt
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It’s often hard to compare two versions of the same game, especially when the original was as good looking (for the time) as Uncharted 2. Rose-tinted glasses driven by fond memories often set in, so a good ol’ fashioned screenshot comparison is a good way to gauge just how much the game has been improved.
Below you can see four screenshot pairings. The ones on top are from the new collection, while the ones blow them are direct feed captures from the PS3 version of Uncharted 2.
To see it even better, you can click on the label of each screenshot to open them in a new window, and then flip between the two different versions.
From the screenshots above, we can easily notice that the higher resolution makes an enormous difference, reducing aliasing massively, and improving details. Textures also show a much higher definition. Even the skybox is much more detailed, with the clouds benefiting from the higher pixel count very visibly.
Resolution isn’t the only visible difference: tessellation adds a considerable depth and detail to materials, while shaders seem to have been improved slightly, alongside lighting. Models also appear to have been overhauled, and there are even additional objects here and there.
One of the most visible differences is the disappearance of the very intense depth of field effect that was implemented in Uncharted 2, and that really didn’t look that good, It probably had the purpose to hide differences in level of detail with the background. Apparently it has become obsolete in the remaster, where the backdrops look quite awesome.
One thing is for sure: while the graphics haven’t been completely revolutionized, pretty much like we have seen with God of War III: Remastered, the improvement is very visible.


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Småningom hamnade Walter Borg, likt många andra flyktingar, i Petrograd (nuvarande st Petersburg). Det var här han skrev sin dagbok. Från och med den 22 april ändrar dagboken karaktär och skrivs nu i form av dagliga brev till hustrun Ida. Dagboken slutar abrupt. Orsaken står att läsa i det första av två brev som Karin Strindberg (också flykting i Petrograd) skrev till Ida Borg.
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Honegger skrev musiken 1935 och urpremiären av konsertversionen ägde rum den 12 maj 1938 i Basel med Ida Rubinstein i huvudrollen. Den sceniska versionen hade urpremiär i Zürich den 13 juni 1942.
Verket är en blandning av skådespel, opera och oratorium. Det blev mycket populärt i Frankrike i början av den tyska ockupationen och spelades från 1941 i över 40 städer av en speciell grundad ensemble. Till Honeggers mest betydande prestationer hör integrationen av talrösten i det musikaliska flödet. Även orkestersättningen är ovanlig, med tre saxofoner, olika klarinettyper och elektroninstrumentet Ondes Martenot. Honeggers dramatiska oratorium hör numera till standardrepertoaren på de större scenerna. Den tyska urpremiären ägde rum i Berlin 1947.
Bland alla versioner av Jeanne d'Arc-temat intar Honegger en särställning, vilket också visar sig i hur mycket de olika uppsättningarna kan skilja sig från varandra. I den europeiska kulturen är det en gammal föreställning att man i dödsögonblicket erinrar sig hela sitt tidigare liv. Men det här dramatiska elementet används oftast bara som ett sätt att framställa tidigare situationer i livet. Helt annorlunda är det hos Honegger. I dödsögonblicket kommer livet här till tals bara för att kunna lösa sig från alla jordiska bojor. Dödsögonblicket blir till ett hjältedåd, inför vilket alla den sanningsälskande och tappra Jeanne d'Arcs krigsframgångar förbleknar. Hon lyckas ge sig hän och begränsa sig själv. I detta skede uppfylls de förhoppningar och den längtan som många människor har. I dödsögonblicket visar sig det genomlevda livets sanning och döden framstår samtidigt som en sista stor ansträngning för att ge uttryck för den sanningen.
Rollen som Jeanne d'Arc hade länge varit Ingrid Bergmans drömroll. 1946 hade hon spelat huvudrollen i Maxwell Andersons pjäs Johanna från Lothringen på Broadway och 1948 gjorde hon samma roll i filmen Joan of Arc i regi av Victor Fleming. 1949 inledde Ingrid Bergman ett förhållande med den italienske filmregissören Roberto Rossellini. I december 1953 regisserade Rossellini en föreställning av Honeggers verk i en italiensk översättning på Teatro di San Carlo i Neapel med Ingrid Bergman i titelrollen. Den sattes därefter upp på La Scala i Milano. Båda uppsättningarna fick utmärkta recensioner, varpå Rossellini iscensatte en fransk version på Parisoperan som också fick bra kritik. Därpå for paret ut på turné till världens operascener med föreställningen.
...när Rossellini och Ingrid Bergman gjort den ena misslyckade filmen efter den andra återstår inget annat än att dra från stad till stad, från land till land, och visa Ingrid Bergman för pengar.
Han förkastade hennes skådespelartalang (hennes register är trångt, röstläget trivialt) och beskrev publikens reaktioner som allt annat än värmande förutom reaktionen från kung Gustaf VI Adolf:
Ahlgrens krönika förorsakade en insändarstorm till Vecko-Journalen, vilken pågick under flera veckor och som nästan undantagslöst var till Ingrid Bergmans försvar. För första gången publicerade tidskriften anonyma insändare för att ge en korrekt bild av den "hysteriska mentalitet" som redaktionen ansåg rådde bland läsarna.
Brasan den var klen och det blev inget drag i hålet, förrän Veck-Journalen la en algren (Ahlgren) upp på bålet.
Aldrig mera skulle hon för penningar sig visa och nu är hon på turné i Avignon och Pisa. Som en grillad höna hon vänts på ett spett, så var det med det l


AUCD: Poster Symposium: Systems Change: Exploring Premature Exit from the Vocational Rehabilitation System
PresenterCatherine Ipsen, Ph.D., Rural Director and Director of Employment Research
University of Montana Rural Institute, UCEDD
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A collection of shopping cards clustered in a corner at the back of a Stop & Shop.
There is a back path behind my local Stop & Shop that I don't often take when walking in this direction, but I did this morning and found this sight. It's unclear why they are gathered here, but I can imagine this is where misfit shopping carriages go when they no longer work properly or maybe this is where they store extras. Regardless, it seemed like a mortuary for shopping carts--waiting to be sent off for their final departure. I think the streaks along the wall also add to this sad scene as does the child-cart. All of it speaks to the demise of these carts.


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" Only time in my life I've read a book and liked the movie better. Wait, no, the second time. (Nicholas Sparks, stop writing books and just write movies, please) The message of this book is beautiful, but the pacing was too fast with too little info. I'd have liked to SEE Jason experience some of these things instead of hear him tell Mr. Hamilton. "
" I was surprised at how thin this book is. I read it in an afternoon. This was a book club read that prompted good discussion, but I don't think I'd mark it as a "favorite." I didn't love the writing, but I did think it had some good ideas. I've heard the movie is better. "
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" We read this for our book group this month. Fast read, I read it in two sessions. The 'gifts' or values of this book are great and would be a good thing to incorporate into your own life. However, the plot and story line itself was lacking. "
" The message was good but the writing was pretty poor. "
" I would give this one star on its merits as a well written bit of fiction. It gets two for some good lessons. I really just detest this genre entirely...self help trying yo be fiction. I couldn't have cared less about Jason Stevens. "
" sweet idea, but not told well. It was like reading a self-help book that someone turned into a novel. "
" Lovely story of a wealthy grandfather that understands that leaving more behind than money is truly LOVE. The movie is even better!"
" Enjoyed this one and the gifts are definitely worth thinking about in the day of materialism. "
" Wonderful story. Very inspiring!I really enjoyed the book. Don't make the mistake of watching the DVD. It hardly follows the book at all and is a real stinker!"
" I watched the movie before I read the book. I LOVE the movie!The book is quite different, but still a really good read. It really helps youand what really makes your life happy!"
" Mike and I are reading this book together at night. We are really enjoying it. The best thing learned so far from it is that avoiding problems doesnt bring joy but overcoming them!"
" There are some meaningful gifts mentioned that we might take for granted. I enjoyed this story. I found it inspiring. I enjoyed the movie also. "
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I wouldn't mind seeing the movie. "
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Home Sports Bury hopes FA will put them in the National League next season...
"Since I was president when the club was pulled from EFL, maybe I should resign to meet the National League entry criteria and I'm ready to do so."
"Anything less than that would be a travesty because we were screwed enough. "
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Hell, I’m not afraid of myself anymore, but I sure the hell am afraid to be myself right now.
Change can be a frightening thing and can cause us to fear what may arise from it. One of my biggest fears is failure. I always pose the before making any decisions. Seriously, I’m not a cow but the question is relevant.
It’s crazy to think that I never put much thought into the possible repercussions that stem from changing things up when I was younger. Now, I deal with hesitancy and indecisiveness over every little decision. Buy milk or not buy milk? Do I run to the store, or do I make do without?
 Too many mistakes in my past and now I can’t decide if I want to split the Oreo or not split the Oreo, that is the question. When it comes to Oreos, change it up I say, you’ll never know if you don’t try! In regards to other aspects, I skittishly dance around the outskirts.
I think we all know that we will change over time, well I hope that’s what most people understand about human beings and life. I knew that there were events and experiences out there that could make me change in ways I could never imagine and all of it could be completely out of my control. I just never thought it would happen to me. Yup, famous last words.
Laughable, isn’t it? Thinking that this wouldn’t happen to me was just plain ignorant. Believe me, I was never going to have a sick kid nor be the ‘scholarly type’ because that wasn’t going to be me. Yeah right. As time and life would have it, I suddenly morphed because I felt I had to change and adapt to survive. I never saw it coming, nor was I even remotely ready for that kind of adjustment.
I’m no magnificent butterfly, a common plain moth perhaps, and I’m perfectly fine blending in with my surroundings and not boldly standing out. I’d like to think that I am a wallflower, but when I open my mouth these days, it’s very apparent that I’m no longer the same as I once was. Let me tell ya, I don’t seem to fit in anywhere and prefer the company of a select few.
Even then, I’m finding the world a very lonely place and I also seem to suffer some kind of social anxiety after dealing with all this stuff. Isn’t that interesting?  Maybe one day I’ll figure it all out.
I don’t like to rock the boat, so much so, that as far as I will go is to gently nudge it secretly when I feel it’s drifting off course. I only do it because I don’t want to be a useless bystander. I’ve always preferred to be invisible but I know that I can’t conceal my true self forever.
Revealing myself hasn’t always been a positive experience, but I need to remain honest in who I have become and accept that there’s no going back. No more unicorns and rainbows for this gal because the path I had to walk, was a wake up call from hell.
Warning signs should be displayed long before walking these assorted paths but the problem is, you never see it coming. Consider this the warning. Io do or think’m just sharing. I have to say, explaining things in writing has been a challenge, so please bear with me.
Normal, what’s that?
If you’re in a situation right now where you find yourself changing in order to survive and it’s not entirely in a way that you approve of or accept (as I felt at first), acceptance of your new self is okay. May I suggest that you try and embrace it. It can makes things worse if you try and fight it, believe me I’ve been there…and look at me now! Ha! I’m kidding!
First things first, you are not alone. That sixth sense thing that kind of nudges you in a direction that you hadn’t considered, might turn out to be exactly what you need to survive. I’m not talking about the sixth sense thing where you smell dead people either…I mean see not smell sorry. I refer to the drastic change in my life as my metamorphosis.
If you’re wondering if this metamorphosis is normal, I can’t answer because what the hell is normal anymore? I am certainly not normal…admitting it is the first step…or so I’m told. I’m going to say that the change I experienced was possibly a survival mechanism and that’s eventually what prompted me to accept it.
Born of trauma? Quite possibly. Why else would this have occurred if not to ensure future survival via self-preservation and protection? That’s just scratching the surface in regards to survival but socially, I’m now a pariah. Apparently I have some pretty fierce teeth, or maybe my teeth are just really unhealthy and people don’t find that appealing. I’ll have to check.
Isn’t there supposed to be safety in numbers? So why this? Nature’s oxymoron? Or maybe I just haven’t found my ‘herd’? Seriously. Enough with the cattle thing, geez.
For me, it was frustrating to fight with myself over accepting what I was becoming because in the end, I realized that I could never win that fight. Someone had to lose. I’m not one for a draw, so someone absolutely had to lose. I’m a little on the competitive side, especially when it comes to competing with myself. If it’s me fighting me, I guess that means that no matter what, I still lose?
My old life and my new life, were complete opposites in many ways and couldn’t possibly exist harmoniously. I tried to synchronize them but that was just a confusing mess.
I can attest that this inner conflict only created and invented new problems that took the form of a circular argument. That was the very last thing I needed while I was navigating Shit Creek atop Turd Mountain. How’s that for conflict? Where’s my turd stick, it’s time for battle.
 I beat myself up pretty good. Ludicrous and insane? Yup, that’s what that was. And counterproductive, a waste of time and a complete waste of energy. It was tricky and messy but alas, that’s life.
My fight was lonely and painful, and the rejection of myself hurt more than the rejection from others. At one point, dealing with both forms of rejection simultaneously was when I realized that if I didn’t start with self acceptance, then how could I expect others to do the same? Whether or not someone else agreed, was irrelevant to me by that point. But that’s where isolation came into play.
I had to live with myself, not them. And that’s tough to say, especially if it comes from loved ones or those you’re close to. I was fighting a change that was necessary but I was also fighting it because it went against the grain. I was (and still am truthfully) afraid of rejection based upon other’s perspective and perception.
Oddly enough, that was not the time to be a silent follower. It was time to step up and take whatever control that I could. I had to separate myself from the herd (I know, more cattle references) and learn to trust my instincts. I suppose that could be considered willingly isolating myself too, for self preservation purposes.
 That’s a horrible tragedy, and one that shouldn’t even come into consideration during difficult times. I felt that way most days but I think much of it came from myself because I hadn’t yet accepted who I was becoming and why.
I had hoped to emerge (before I even began this journey) and pick back up where I left off in my old life. Even though everything had already changed, I felt that going back was still an option. I feel that that’s a normal response for nearly anyone. But what I found was that those around me may not have been as keen as to who I’d now become and beyond that, I now appeared vastly different than everyone else.
Perhaps it was witnessing the start of my hard earned battle scars that scared them off? Or was it that I no longer lived in the same bubble and found much of the daily drama to be shallow and possibly time and energy wasting? I had no energy, so being selective of where I spent it was also a factor.
Maybe I had become boring because I wouldn’t engage in small talk. I preferred to discuss what I thought were the real issues at hand because my fears were now vastly different than before. Perhaps it was because I refused to be considered a stigma and just wanted to move forward and forget what I was dealing with. Maybe it’s because I refused to be considered something to be compared to because every struggle is different and deserves its own story.
Comparison is an ugly thing to use, especially as a measuring tool, to aid in putting something into context if someone feels that another is overreacting. I know my compassion and newly formed passion got in the way too. I was no longer the same and it was sometimes hard to accept and could be very isolating because there’s a trend towards avoiding those who are not similar. So many reasons that probably all apply.
It’s funny that I thought I could just go back and return to the usual. Everything had changed. No one hit a pause button and made everyone else’s world stop, it was only mine. They continued moving forward within their own ‘track’ of life and mine completely stopped.
If life stops and becomes frozen for any length of time, sometimes it dies. My old life needed me present to keep it moving forward in order to survive but due to the circumstances, I had to check out. I think that if I’d fought to try and keep it alive, it would’ve created far more problems for me.
The familiarity and comfort of the old life I lived before was suddenly gone, much like the foundation I had been firmly planted on all these years. I felt like I was falling and I was flailing to keep myself somewhat supported and upright, while struggling to find new solid ground. The sense of security I had once felt, knowing that I’d awaken each day with the same usual outcome, was no longer present and I knew it to be false anyway.
Even knowing and understanding my own reactions and emotions to things was amiss. Suddenly, everything had changed and that was all gone. My old life had expired.
In some ways, maybe I should’ve given my dead old life a proper burial and goodbye. I could’ve ceremoniously put it in a box and held a memorial for it, followed by placing it beneath a headstone of sorts. That way I could revisit it whenever I felt the need and process my grief accordingly. I’m not sure that would’ve helped because I wasn’t prepared to mourn the life I once lived anyway.
I know I needed closure in order to move forward. Sounds silly, but the feelings I’d had were somewhat similar to losing Lea, now that I think about it. Eventually, I finally let go that my old life wasn’t meant to be. Letting go is sometimes the most healing thing to do and I began moving forward again after that.
Truthfully, I was terrified by who I had become and can’t blame others for being afraid too. After much reflection, this has been a very positive change for me. It’s a complete 180 degree turn, and something I never thought I’d become. All I can say is, it could’ve been worse.
I used to be extremely judgmental without appropriate contemplation and for this kind of drastic change of thought to occur, is uncharacteristic of me. I cannot un-see or deny what I’ve experienced and I cannot go back because of that. It’s a perplexing oddity, isn’t it?
I’ve become passionate about many things that never used to engage me which was a surprising bonus. People change, what more can I say? Who I see in the mirror, is no longer the same person I used to be and that’s okay. Obviously, my acceptance is still an ongoing process.
The only solution I felt that I had eventually, was to accept from within and be gentle with myself until I’d had enough time to adjust. Acceptance of the new me and embracing it fully despite everything and anything else in the world, was the best gift I have ever given myself. I hadn’t changed negatively, and seeing it that way was because of the conditioning my previous judgmental life had bestowed upon me.
I just want to be compassionate, passionate and at peace while giving back whenever I can, despite being jaded and sarcastic. Hey, I’m not perfect. Being cold and harsh was my biggest fear and I think I have surprised myself by not totally becoming that.
I still feel that I need time to adjust and sometimes my old misinformed opinions try to rear their weary heads to try and dissuade me of my self-acceptance. I have to remember that I cannot help who I’ve become and why.  I wish others could understand but I wouldn’t wish anything on anyone that remotely resembles what I’ve gone through, just for the sake of understanding. That would be cruel.
I accept that there is no fault, and that this change is a by-product of life experience. Not all of us have the same experiences and transformations, and not all of these things will invoke the exact same realizations and adaptations. We are all unique. I accept that happily because life would be dull and lifeless if we were all the same. The extraordinary things that amazing humans do and create would be gone and that would be sad.
In continuing Caelan’s story, I feel that explaining myself is an integral part of why I am doing what I’m doing. I hope that by writing, I can extend some understanding as to why some of us end up on the paths we find ourselves on, after dealing with life’s challenges. In a society where we are sometimes quick to cast judgement without understanding, I hope to possibly shed some light on a possible explanation, especially when I get to Lea’s story. Dire circumstances can lead to drastic changes, even to character.
I seek to understand. If I am the moth, knowledge is the light I’m drawn to.educate myself and understand in order to survive. That’s when my metamorphosis was complete.
Yup, I willingly became a nerd. I’m kidding. I threw myself into learning everything and anything about my daughter’s cancer and all it encompassed.  I had been a mindless regurgitator who lacked compassion and thought. Harsh to say of myself, but I’m being honest.
Becoming a nerdy momcologist (I say this with nothing but respect to the moms and dads and other family members who felt that they had to do the same in order to survive) changed me in ways I could never have imagined. Yes, it was a choice, but I feel that it was also a necessity. After standing beside my daughter and sister every step of the way, I saw two very different outcomes within the realm of cancer and have no regrets in regards to finally accepting my new self. It’s a difficult life to live at times but, I wouldn’t change a thing.
Yes, adult cancer is different than pediatric, but many of the experiences are the same. I support others in their quest to educate themselves in order to advocate for their loved ones. It was empowering for me and provided comfort in a different form.
The medical faculty is overloaded and I felt that I needed to be active in my daughter’s care because she is my priority. I didn’t to seek out information to become a threat to those treating my loved ones either. I needed to understand in order to accept what was and to help if I could. I am a mom after all.
I prefer to seek out others for their experiences because medical literature doesn’t convey their stories and accounts, in a real life situation. I encourage others to share in the telling of their stories because this is valuable information despite what the medical realm may think. I feel that we are all in this together and that communication is vital. We all play an integral part.
Despite every struggle I’ve had in accepting the need to acquire knowledge, even at the risk of being ridiculed, was worth it. As I’ve said before, many within the medical community and many others outside of it, need to change and stop telling people not to read and educate themselves. I was told this too.
If they don’t want us to read the wrong information, then they should provide it.   I also implore them to look in the mirror before passing judgement and confirm their sources as well.
I don’t appreciate being belittled and ridiculed. Many of us seek out much of the same information doctors and specialists consult, so we too can be on the same page. Communication is a two way street, usually with two or more parties contributing and respectfully listening. We should be able to access the sam’s best for ourselves, should we choose to. Not everyone chooses this path.
I do not have a medical license nor have I gone to school for an astronomical amount of time, but I too can read and learn to understand. It’s my time that I’m spending and no one else’s. I’m no expert and don’t claim to be. If that were the case, I’d have gone to medical school already.
I was motivated to educate myself because of past deplorable experiences, fear of the unknown and the fear of having someone else, who doesn’t even know me, decide what is ultimately best for me. I’ve witnessed some horrible things because of dismissal, the failure to listen and a lack of knowledge or complete ignorance far too many times. I don’t want to become a victim.
If that’s not a good enough reason for trying to figure shit out, then I don’t know what is. I truly want to see this and many other diseases eradicated and ensure that no others suffer. Somewhere down the line, someone has to do something because what’s happening right now, is nothing short of disgusting, with no change in sight.
I await the day that we no longer ask ourselves, is the grass greener on the other side? To me, this implies that there’s a fence or a boundary of some sort. At this stage of the game in our civilization, maybe we should be asking why we still have a fence or a boundary?
Who puts them up and why are they still there? (I think I know the answer unfortunately) We should be able to answer the question for ourselves if the grass is truly greener in any other part of the pasture, right from where we stand before making a single move. Don’t you? Perhaps we should strive to make all of the grass greener and avoid having to contemplate the question at all. This query could go on forever, so I’ll stop there.
 I only seek to help nurture, grow and expand it, hopefully to leave it greener and more vibrant than it was before. There’s that hope coming out again.
Maybe we need to stop seeing and treating ourselves like cattle and step up and be the supposed intelligent, supportive and capable species that we proclaim ourselves to be. It’s long past time for the world’s metamorphosis. I just hope that a beautiful butterfly emerges and not an ugly Gremlin.
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When the Minnesota Vikings travel out west to take on the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, they may be fortunate enough to get another major piece of one of the NFL's best defenses back into the fold.declared that he had no problems getting back to practice this week (even though he was listed as being limited on Wednesday) and has vowed that he will be back this Sunday for Minnesota.
If Floyd can come back on Sunday and at least be a part of the defensive line rotation up front, it will definitely be a help to the Minnesota front seven. If he has anything to say about it, he's going to be back on Sunday. We'll have to wait until then to see if the injury report and/or inactive lists will say otherwise.


Russia’s investment in the organization has paid off. The CSTO has held annual joint military exercises since 2005, but in 2009 it went a step further, establishing a “Collective Rapid Reaction Force.” The force’s ostensible purpose is to coordinate regional responses to natural disasters, drug trafficking, and terrorist threats, but Russian leaders are increasingly envisioning a grander view of its role. In Februaryforce should be “armed with the most modern weapons and must be on par with NATO forces.” The agreement also allows Russia--to legally station its troops within the territory of its neighbors.
Even more significantly, Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan announced in January the formation of a tripartite customs union, a trade pact intended to increase economic integration among the three former Soviet countries. For Russia, this is an important first step toward consolidating its leverage over its former vassals — and laying the groundwork for a more comprehensive “common economic space” that Moscow hopes to establish by 2012.
These steps have led some to ask whether the world is witnessing a rebirth of the Soviet Union. Those fears, however, are premature — so far. Although Russia has managed to significantly revitalize its influence in Central Asia, it has hit a number of speed bumps in reasserting its old hegemony in the region.


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Obama was in Texas earlier this week for Democratic fundraisers, but said he didn't need a "photo-op" and was well aware of what is happening on the border.
Perry said he prefers to use drone flights to monitor less-frequented areas, with teams of border agents ready to be dispatched whenever illegal crossers are found.
The pair next joined a boat patrol along the Rio Grande. Perry said Texas put the boats in place when it realized "the federal government wasn't going to act."
"The visual of that is what's so powerful," Perry said, adding that word will quickly get back that armed agents will be waiting at the border – not 50 miles inland as they are now – to prevent people from setting foot on American soil.
Perry said Obama genuinely seemed to not to understand that border agents currently are so far from the border and indicated he would be willing to move them closer.
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Thursday was a day to enjoy some sightseeing in Delhi. I started the day with breakfast at the USIEF Cafe where I’ve alternated between the Continental breakfast and the Indian breakfast.
This is the Continental breakfast, but I decided to add a little from my stash of comfort foods, a little Marmite and a mix of my two favorite cereals. Those Kashi Honey Puffs are hard to find, by the way, but they’re so good. Should I have taken Fruit Loops too? Seemed too frivolous.
Rhea was my guide again for the day and while I was thoroughly confused and without much of a tourist agenda, she led me out on a spectacular day. We walked by some fancy diplomat houses and I crept up to the gate to take this picture.
It’s obligatory for tourists to have a picture taken at India Gate, this was the best we could do because the entire area has been closed off in preparation for Republic Day on January 26, which I hear is a big parade with lots of people and military displays. A little fascinated but will probably stay away from that.
Lucky for me, Rhea knew to take me next to Humayon’s Tomb, which even I knew was a must-see. We had a nice walk around and it was a beautiful day. I always  am fascinated by the educational displays, not because I like to read them so much but to sense how well they blend in with the attraction. A model or diorama is always a nice touch to kind to help with bearings and envy the birds.
The domed structure in front is closed to the public but looked interesting to me. I really don’t understand the world sometimes, why do we keep people away from exploring things that can inspire them and connect them with ancestors?
The admission charges for foreigners is much higher than for locals, but I don’t really have a problem with that. A few months ago I went to the NAGC convention in Orlando and did my one and only ever visit of Disney World, where they practically charge to breathe the Disney air. The only things that is a little strange in a city buzzing with diverse locals is a place super crowded with only tourists, but as you can see it wasn’t crowded that day.
This place is really unforgettable and lived up to the hype. Now that I’ve visited I want to learn more about it and India itself, so thank you India for taking care of this treasure so we can all check it out.
Kids are experts at selfies, good job Rhea! When you get older you want a little more distance from the lens! Now photo-bombing is more fitting my temperament, but I’m not feeling that bold yet.  I almost want to be invisible when I first travel so I can get a sense of how to fit in. Nothing has prepared me for the intensity of Delhi except maybe walking the streets of New York or Rome.
There are some pretty steep stairs to climb so you can get up and see this beautiful view.
The architecture inside and out compliments the magnificent landscape architecture as well.
Before we left there was this lower key Tomb structure off to the side that I found captivating. This area had more of working-person’s vibe and seemed more for locals as well.  We got thirsty and availed ourselves of the canteen. Big part of the fun of traveling is trying different types of food or beverages, this was a sweet milk drink that definitely hit the spot.
Next destination on my tourist day were some very old ruins called Hauz Khas in a very youth-oriented village neighborhood. Before I show you some pictures of this place, however, I should mention a little about the kinds of transportation Rhea set us up in. We took lots of auto rickshaws (which she expertly negotiated for), a bicycle rickshaw to go from India Gate to Humayon’s Tomb, Metro trips when that made sense, and finally a relatively quiet and peaceful Uber to get home.
Hauz Khas was filled with young people having a great time on a beautiful day. Definitely has a haunted house ruin kind of vibe.
We were hungry after all this exploring and I got to try something new for me, a popular Chinese-Indian place with yummy dumplings and noodles, not too spicy but unfortunately too many bell peppers for my taste. I must learn that they are called “capsicum” and ask for NONE.
It was all super tasty though so no regrets. This area is close to where I’ll be staying for the next two weeks so I’m sure I’ll  return.
With just a little time left in the day we headed out to the magnificent Lotus temple, unfortunately too late to go in but still able to see at sunset from the outside.
What a great day!  Got back to the elegant Fulbright house and the really pleasant guest house I’ve been fortunate to stay in. This is the common area between the three rooms.


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Like all things 2017, an old urban legend takes an even more ridiculous turn.
In the 1980s, a popular but untrue axiom held that domestic violence spiked drastically during the Super Bowl. In this century the myth got a modern makeover, with people now proclaiming—despite an utter lack of evidence—that the Super Bowl and similar sporting events are huge draws for human traffickers.
Now, like all things 2017, the urban legend is taking on an even more ridiculous iteration. Media outlets across the country are claiming that forced prostitution will peak with next Monday's solar eclipse.
In Kentucky, Allyson Cox Taylor, head of the state, suggested that "people who weren't trafficking before may decide, there's people in town that are anonymous, people we don't know from another place, and this is an opportunity to make money." Apparently she thinks finding and forcing others to do your bidding is something that people just up and decide one day to do on a whim.
In Bend, Oregon, several pre-eclipse seminars focused on how locals could spot the incoming sex traffickers, offering up a mix of the mundane and the absurd. "Among the signs," warns the Associated Press (sigh), are ""
There are in fact no statistics that support that contention, and there is only the flimiest of evidence that prostitution advertising more generally might increase around big public events. Mainstream media outlets from CBS News to The Washington Post, The Daily Beast, Sports Illustrated, and The Huffington Post (to name a few) have cautioned against this bunk theory. (As have we here.) And a 2011 report from The Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women states unequivocably:
But why let reality get in the way of good government propaganda, exciting local news programming, and excuses to do vice stings?


Dinner Theatre | Into the Woods, Florinda, Bingo!, Patsy, Legendary Ladies, Mamma Mia! - Ordway Music Theatre | Sisters Of Swing, Christmas of Swing (Laverne Andrews) - History Theatre | The Wild Party (Queenie) - Cardinal Productions: Fitzgerald Theatre | Subprime the Play, (Cartright Crocker) - Mixed Blood Theatre | Chicago (Velma) - Roseau Arts Center | 9 to 5 (Violet Newstead), Hello Dolly (Irene Malloy), Sound of Music (Maria), Annie Get Your Gun (Annie) - Minnetonka Theatre. Many thanks to Christine, Phillip, Andy, Amber, Shad, Vicki, Tanya, Sara Marie, Haley & Sam and the amazing band, the creative team, crew and staff at the NorShor & Duluth Playhouse for letting me be your Donna.
Tanya Moore (Principle Singer) continues her theatrical adventures, and recently, they include playing Mama Murphy in Bright Star andas well as music directing Newsies, Singin' in the Rain Jr. and Eurydice. She almost made it to the stage as Joanne in Company, with the show being closed days before opening. Tanya spent new found quarantine time hiking the Superior Hiking Trail and just finished her first section hike of the Pacific Crest Trail. Her favorite song to sing in this Mamma Mia! concert is "Waterloo" because it is so high energy!
MEET THE CAST Vicki Fingalson (Principle Singer) is thrilled to be back on the NorShor stage and sharing it with such dear friends! With over 60 roles and 80 productions to her credit ranging from grand opera to musical theater, Vicki has been acclaimed for her "luscious sound and comedic sensibility", as well as her "soaring soprano” and "powerful voice". She has performed several times in roles such as Marianne in Der Rosenkavalier, First Lady in The Magic Flute, and Sandman/Dew Fairy in Hansel and Gretel. As a regular with St. Paul- based Skylark Opera Theatre, she has been featured in Sondheim's Putting It Together, Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill, and as Hanna Glawari in The Merry Widow. Other national performances include Musetta in La Bohème with West Virginia Symphony, Colorado Opera Festival, and Colorado Lyric Theatre. In the Twin Ports, Vicki hasMadeline/Isabelle in Face on the Barroom Floor, Violetta in La TraviataSantuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana with Lyric Opera of the North; in holiday and opera concerts with the DSSO; as Tanya in Mamma Mia!, Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins, Victoria in A Grand Night for Singing! and Ashley in Irving Berlin’s Rags to Ritzes with Duluth Playhouse; featured in Oh, Coward! at The Underground Theatre; and, performed the world premiere of It Rained on Shakopee with Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra. For more: www.vickifingalson.com.
Sara Marie Sorenson (Back-Up Singer) miraculously survived this last year and is insanely excited to be singing at the NorShor again! She is thrilled to be reunited with this fabulous and talented cast. Let's keep our fingers crossed that our theatres never close again!
MEET THE CAST Shad Olsen (Principle Singer) is grateful to be back in his hometown, performing at the Duluth Playhouse! Favorite Playhouse credits include The Music Man (Harold Hill), Mamma Mia! (Sam), Mary Poppins (Bert), Joseph....Dreamcoat (Joseph), La Cage aux Folles (Georges), and Cabaret (Cliff). Shad has enjoyed working off-Broadway, in regional theatre, and national tours. After traintoured in Les Trois Mousquetaire, The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, and then joined the cast of the long-running off-Broadway musical, A Stoop On Orchard Street. A proud member of Actors’ Equity Association (AEA), Shad has performed with NYC companies including the Astoria Performing Arts, Rising Phoenix, and Gallery Players, in shows that include Forever Plaid, A New Brain, Children of Eden, Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, and Violet. His passion for the development of new works led to his involvement in numerous staged readings at the York Theatre, BMI, Primary Stages, and ASCAP. These experiences resulted in his own book and lyrics for The Man in the Iron Mask as well as a collaboration with James Olm and Richard Maltby, Jr. on The Magdalene, also starring Shad, which premiered and played Off-Broadway. Shad also spent time as an Artist in Residence at Caspar College and was a Guest Teaching Artist fornnesota Duluth. Regionally, Shad has performed with Lyric Opera of the North, Connecticut Grand Opera, Artistry, The History Theatre, and looks forward to re-opening the Chanhassen Dinner Theatres production of The Music Man in July.
THE CREATIVE TEAM Phillip Fazio (Director) is the new Producing Artistic Director of the NorShor Theatre. His Off-Broadway directing credits include The Book That I’m Going to Write, By Judy Garland (Jerry Orbach Theater) and Gay Camp (Players Theatre). Regional directing credits include Follies, August: Osage County, Proof, Cabaret, Ragtime, Sweeney Todd, Grey Gardens, Spring Awakening, Next to Normal and The Last Five Years. Assistant credits include working with Tony Award-winner Christopher Ashley on the Broadway musical Diana and assistant directing for Tony Award-nominees Susan H. Schulman and Jeff Calhoun. Phillip is He earneDirecthillipfazio.com. Amber Burns (Choreographer) has been thvisual art for six years. In 2018 Amber received a mastethe Playhouse as a teacher, choreographer, director, and actor since 2011. Recent shows in directing, choreographing, and acting include: Mamma Mia!, Baskerville, Winnie the Pooh, Newsies, Frozen JR, Grease and Matilda.
Jeff Brown (Lighting Designer) is the owner of BrownKnows Design, a design and fabrication studio in Duluth, MN. Jeff has spent just over two decades as a lighting and scenic for a wide variety of theaters in the Midwest and Arizona. Jeff and BrownKnows Design also designs and fabricates escape rooms, permanent exhibits and play spaces for several Midwest cultural organizations.
Peg Ferguson (Costume Designer) enjoyed designing the costumes for the first live production at the NorShor Theatre as we navigate through the health crisis. It was great working with this group of actors and crew.
Evan Kelly (Scenic Designer) is an actor, designer, director, and improv comedian, and works as the Production Manager for the Duluth Playhouse. Recent acting work includes Beauty and the Beast (Gaston), The Toxic Avenger (The Toxic Avenger), Renegade Improv, and The Rocketman (The Rocketman). Prepandemic, you may have caught Evan in the villainous role of Miss Trunchbull in Roald Dahl’s Matilda at the Family Theatre.
Nicholas Gosen (Sound Designer) is happy to be working with the Playhouse at the NorShor again. He has a BFA in Technical Theater from UMD and is currently pursuing his MFA in Sound Design for Visual Media with AAU based in San Francisco. You can see his work here with The Duluth Playhouse main season and Concert Series at the NorShor and around town with Take It With You, Renegade, Wise Fool, UWS and now in different film projects. Kaci Goldman Brock (Stage Manager) is a freelance Stage Manager here in Duluth. This year (2021) marks her 14th year working on shows with the Duluth Playhouse. While last year was certainly a difficult one, she is thrilled to be back in her second home doing what she loves. It has been an absolute blast working with this extremely talented cast, crew, and design teamand hopes you enjoy the show.
THANK YOU FOR HELPING KEEP EACH OTHER SAFE!
All tickets will be sent digitally to patrons via emailty of the show.
Our concessions will be closed; no snacks or drinks will be sold at this time.
Please no gathering in the lobby once the show is over.
Please wait for an usher to dismiss your row before exiting the theatre.
After every show, all surfaces, seats, restrooms and other high-traffic areas will be disinfected.
Upon leaving the theatre and making your way out of the building, be mindful of keeping 6-feet of social distancing.
MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Duluth Playhouse is to offer opportunities that may educate, entertain, and involve the region.
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The activities produced by The Duluth Playhouse at the NorShor, Family, and Underground Theatres and the School of Performing ArtPlayhouse and its programming arePlayhouse also acknowledges the valuable support of the DepotMcKnight Foundation, the Mardag Foundation, Hanft Fride Law Firm, the Pachel Foundation and the Lloyd K. Johnson Foundation.
Join us as we celebrate the official reopening (again) of the NorShor Theatre! What better way to welcome our audiences back than with a Mam...


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One of my favorite sayings is “Walk Fast and Smile“, which I explained in a blog entry just about two years ago. In October that same year I blogged about the power of a smile.
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