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| Hey Xanans! Look at how cool this poster is!
Well the show itself is really cool too. We've got tickets for both remaining weekends still available. If you've seen it once you got to see it again. Why? Because it's like crack. That's why. or maybe it's like heroine, which is the subject of the play. Either way if you don't see it again you will go into withdrawls. It's not time to come down, yet. Bring your friends.
Love, Kyle
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Okay, yeah, I saw this on Oprah. But, Bono was with her, so it's cool. I think this is a fabulous idea. Okay, I just said "fabulous." Let's focus here, people.
A number of companies are working to fight AIDS in Africa. While here in America having the AIDS virus will no longer be a nail in the coffin, in Africa, the drugs needed to save the lives of the millions infected with the virus are scarce and unaffordable.
We, as the richest nation in the world, can help these people by doing what we already do so well.
Spending, charging, shopping, living beyond our means!
Yes, this can save lives.
In Africa the AIDS virus infects millions and is only spreading. Education efforts are underway, and helping, but the widespread ignorance about the disease keeps the epidemic alive. Mothers give birth to entire families that are infected, they can't afford the medicine and so these families are doomed.
The (Product) Red people have set up certains brands who will donate a portion of their profits to buy anti-retroviral medicine to keep those in Africa alive. Without these kinds of medicines, people with AIDS die. As it states on the (Product) Red website, "We don't want them to die. We want to give them pills. And we can. And you can. And it's easy."
Another wonderful scheme drempt up by our man Bono.
This their website. Go there.www.joinred.com | | |
| I'm going to smell like brisket this weekend.
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How 'bout them Astros, huh. Holy freakin' unbelievable. 1/2 Game back. Unbelievable.
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A photo from R & J:
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We are openning Romeo and Juliet on Thursday. The set is NOT ready. I stayed after rehearsal to finish the set with a few students when I did something stupid. I was walking down some steps in the auditorium and I thought I was at the last step, but I had a couple more to go. The result was a pretty bad sprain. I made the kids do the walking and climbing and moving around while I sat behind the light consol and programed light cues. I thought I'd be fine if I could walk it off for awhile. Not so much. The result is that I now am on cruches and am not supposed to walk on it for a week. The doc at the ER said that while it's not broken to treat it as if it were.
I repeat. We open on Thursday! That is, less than two days! I've got a whole side of a set not covered and not painted! AAAHHHH!!!
The thing is, yes, I do have students who can help and work. The bad thing is: THEY ARE SLOW! I am fast! Was fast. This would have been fine on Friday. Bad, bad, bad, bad timing.
More on the experience of being in an ER later. It was weird. It's the kind of thing that happens all of the time, just never to me, so it was wierd. Anyway. Come see R and J. It will be good, whether the walls are complete or not. | | |
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