The Amazing Artwork of P. Buckley Moss from the Chief Executive Officer

VOLUME 15 | ISSUE 3 MARCH 2013

The amazing artwork of P. Buckley Moss From the Chief Executive Officer

MARCH 2013 VOLUME 15 | ISSUE 3

A publication for the WHRO community in Hampton Roads, VA

We appreciate the support of all of our members, and thank each and every one of you!

WHRO maintains an open meeting policy for our Bert Schmidt Board of Directors and Community Advisory Board. Members of the public are welcome to attend and ob- I often say there are serve these meetings. To find out when and where these many ways to support meetings are held, consult the “Inside WHRO” section WHRO beyond of our website, whro.org, or call 757.889.9420. making a financial PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER contribution. The Bert Schmidt 757.889.9410 gifts of time and talent by people who value Exclusive print for WHRO and its members VICE PRESIDENT, DEVELOPMENT public media are Virginia Thumm 757.889.9356 immeasurable by any CREATIVE SERVICES OFFICER standard, and I have a Not everybody is a P. Buckley Moss, but Daniel Harrell 757.889.9491 delightful opportunity to prove that point this everyone has time and everyone has talent. month. WHRO is fortunate to have many local CONTENT OFFICER volunteers, some of whom have been part Heather Mazzoni 757.889.9396 I know many of you immediately recognized of our team for years. But, as our Volunteer the painting on the cover of this month’s Services Manager Paula Bazemore knows, CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Dimensions as being the work of noted artist Jan Johnson, Kelly Jackson, Anthony we can always utilize a willing pair of hands. McSpadden,Whitney Raymo, Dwight Davis and P. Buckley Moss, who I am proud to call my This month, we have a TV fundraiser coming Dr. Raymond Jones friend. I met Pat when I became President up, and there’s always room for volunteers of WVPT in Harrisonburg, and became not who can help during pledge drives, doing VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES MANAGER just a fan of her work, but an admirer of any number of important tasks – clerical, Paula L. Bazemore 757.889.9430 her generosity. As you’ll read in the bio on food coordination, even clean up. page 3, Pat has long been a proponent of AUDIENCE SERVICES | 757.889.9499 education, and as such, has been an equally Every job is vital to our success during those Dimensions (ISSN 1047-5532. Publication No. 190- strong supporter of educational public media. hectic drives. If a quieter job is for you, we 200. Pat has a special way of volunteering her always need help calling lapsed donors to Copyright 2004) is published monthly by the Hampton time and talent: each year, she created a invite them to renew their membership – Roads Educational Telecommunications Association, special work exclusively for WVPT – and and those jobs are in the evening, good for Inc., a non-profit corporation, licensee of WHRO TV volunteers who work during the day. 15, Public Television, and 89.5 WHRV FM / 90.3 allowed us to make prints available to our WHRO FM, Public Radio. Distributed to WHRO donors. members who contribute $48 or more annually. No matter how you support WHRO, we want This year, I am so pleased that she has you to know that your time, talent, treasure DIMENSIONS: 5200 Hampton Blvd, Norfolk, created a print especially for WHRO – and is and enthusiasm are appreciated and highly VA 23508 allowing us to use it as a “thank you” to our valued! Phone: Southside 757.889.9400; Peninsula 757.881.9476; Williamsburg 757.903.2302 supporting members. I think you’ll agree FAX: 757.489.0007 E-MAIL: [email protected] that the clear skies, calm waters, sailboats WEB: www.whro.org and seagulls make it beautifully reflective BERT SCHMIDT of our community, and we’re so grateful to President & Chief Executive Officer Periodicals postage is paid at Norfolk, VA. Pat for this unique and very special gift. By POSTMASTER: Send address changes to DIMENSIONS, c/o WHRO, 5200 Hampton Blvd, volunteering her talent, Pat is enabling us not Norfolk, VA 23508. only to offer you something of unique and lasting value, but to reap the rewards of her Locally owned by 18 regional school systems, gift ourselves. WHRO is a public service institution of education, culture and citizenship utilizing its communication resources to serve and interact with the Hampton Roads community. To find out more about how you can help WHRO, call Paula Bazemore, Volunteer Services Manager, 757.889.9430. On the cover: P. Buckley Moss – “The Lady Behind the Brush” Airs on March 5th at 8pm at WHRO TV P. Buckley Moss is one of America’s most prized and internationally acclaimed living artists. An alumnus of New York’s prestigious Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, she is a formally educated and accomplished artist, whose work is highly regarded by academics, museums and collectors alike. She works abundantly in a variety of media, including oils, acrylics, watercolor, mixed media, etchings, and giclée.

In 2008, WVPT-TV in Harrisonburg produced a documentary about Pat’s life and her art, aptly titled “The Lady Behind the Brush.” We are delighted to bring that lovely program our audience on March picturesque and deeply religious Amish and Mennonite “plain” 5th at 8pm – and especially people. Soon she was incorporating these elements into her art, honored to have Pat live in our creating an impetus that revitalized her artistic career and reignited her studio, to talk to viewers during ambitions. the breaks! Over the course of her almost four decades as a successful commercial Pat was born on May 20th, 1933, artist, she has received many honors, awards and accolades, both for in Staten Island, NY, the second her work as an artist and for her philanthropic work, inspired by her of three children. During her own dyslexia. early school years, one of her teachers recognized that she was Pat’s dyslexia and her high level of determination and success, puts artistically gifted. Her mother her in the same company as many other highly notable people – like enrolled her in the Washington actor/producer Henry Winkler, Olympic swimmer Greg Louganis, Irving High School for the Fine Arts, where her artistic abilities were the late governor Nelson Rockefeller, singer/actress Cher, and encouraged and seriously nourished. basketball great Magic Johnson. Like many with a learning disability, Pat is highly perceptive and sensitive, with an uncanny ability to Pat received a scholarship to New communicate through her art. York’s prestigious Cooper Union for the Advancement Pat closely integrates her of Science and Art. She philanthropic focus on studied there for four years, learning disabled children specializing in fine arts and and adults into her work. She graphic design. The intense has become a role model study, discussions and for the learning impaired, exchanges with professors and and often speaks to special students expanded her artistic education classes in schools horizons and gave birth to her around the country – relating unique style. her experiences and inspiring students to overcome their In 1964, married with her sixth difficulties and develop child on the way, Pat moved their personal talents to their to the Shenandoah Valley highest potential. of Virginia. It was there that she and her family came to appreciate the quiet beauty of rural scenery and to know the TV 15 Highlights THEPIANOGUYS: LIVE FROM RED BUTTE GARDEN Saturday, March 2 • 8pm

Filmed at a September 19 sold-out concert in a stunning outdoor venue in Salt Lake City, Utah, THEPIANOGUYS: LIVE FROM RED BUTTE GARDEN is the television concert premiere of a musical group on a meteoric rise. YouTube sensation ThePianoGuys, featuring Steven Sharp Nelson on cello and Jon Schmidt on piano, offer new songs and fan favorites — all showcasing the “wow factor” that sets their performances apart.

THE GREAT DEBATE – JEFFERSON VS HAMILTON – THE REMATCH Wednesday, March 6 • 8pm

This is the rematch you’ve been waiting for! This program was recorded at the TCC Roper Per- forming Arts Center in October as a sequel to the Great Debate WHRO brought you last March. Two of our founding fathers, “President Thomas Jefferson,” portrayed in character by Clay Jen- kinson (The Thomas Jefferson Hour) and “Alexander Hamilton,” portrayed in character by Bill Chrystal (formerly with The Thomas Jefferson Hour), take to the stage to discuss their political and social views with one another before a live theater audience. It’s an incredibly informative and entertaining program full of history in the here and now.

GREAT PERFORMANCES “ANDREA BOCELLI: LOVE IN PORTOFINO” Sunday, March 10 • 8pm

International superstar Andrea Bocelli returns to GREAT PERFORMANCES once again to delight fans with a new concert special of classical favorites, pop standards and Brazilian jazz, this time from the breathtaking coastal setting of Portofino, Italy. With 16-time Grammy-winner David Foster as music director and at the keyboard, Bocelli is joined by trumpeter Chris Botti to perform a select collection of the world’s most famous love songs.

TIME TEAM SPECIAL EDITION Tuesday, March 19 • 8pm

In this special presentation from the United Kingdom’s groundbreaking archaeology series, TIME TEAM takes viewers on an expedition to Jamestown, where a British company’s commercial enterprise planted the seeds of the United States. There have been nearly a million finds from the site’s trenches, but this special is far more than just an excavation. The team retrieves piles of per- fectly preserved 17th-century pieces, traces the names and life stories of the early American pioneers and learns why a third of them died within months of arrival.

LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER “KRISTIN CHENOWETH: THE DAMES OF BROADWAY ... ALL OF ‘EM!” Sunday, March 24 • 8pm

Effortlessly able to transition between stage, television and film, Emmy- and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth presents a special concert from Lincoln Center’s American Songbook series. “The Dames of Broadway…All of ’Em!!!” offers Chenoweth singing beloved songs of the Broadway stage.

6 TV 15 Highlights 180 DAYS: A YEAR INSIDE AN AMERICAN SCHOOL Monday-Tuesday, March 25-26 • 9pm

This special gives space and breadth to our nation’s education reform debate by giving the audience a first-hand view of what happens in a school that meets the needs of the most challenged students in new and sometimes non-traditional ways. Observe a tireless team of teachers and school leaders dealing with the usual antics of teenagers and the changing tides of a fast-moving administration that is responding to pressures from outside partners, politicians and forces in the community. A surprising and dramatic end to the school year sheds light on both the extraordinary challenges and opportunities today’s public schools face.

TAVIS SMILEY REPORTS “EDUCATION UNDER ARREST” Tuesday, March 26 • 8pm

Tavis Smiley looks at the connection between the juvenile justice system and the dropout rate among American teens, as well as the efforts by educators, law enforcement professionals, judges, youth advocates and the at-risk teens themselves to end what has become known as “the school- to-prison pipeline.” Smiley takes his cameras across the country to present a narrative of what’s working on the frontlines of reform.

AMERICAN MASTERS “PHILIP ROTH: UNMASKED” Friday, March 29 • 9pm

Explore the life of the Pulitzer Prize- and National Book Award-winning novelist, often referred to as the greatest living American writer. In candid interviews, Philip Roth discusses intimate aspects of his life and art as he has never done before: his unliterary upbringing in Newark, New Jersey, his writing process, the inspiration behind his most famous novels, and the many controversies he stirred throughout his career. With 31 books to his credit, Roth practically invented the genre of factual-fictional autobiography and commands ownership of the Jewish-American novel. Inter- viewees include Mia Farrow, Jonathan Franzen and Nicole Krauss.

CALL THE MIDWIFE, SEASON 2 Sundays, March 31 - May 19 • 8pm

CALL THE MIDWIFE, written by Heidi Thomas and based on the best-selling memoirs of the late Jennifer Worth, returns for a second series. Extended to eight episodes, BBC One’s most successful new drama since ratings began sees the return of all its well-loved characters as well as some new faces. Nonnatus House opens its doors to warmly welcome the audience back into 1950s East End London and continues to follow Poplar’s community of exceptional midwives and nursing nuns. The new series stays true to its roots — viewers can expect to see more births, babies and bicycling, plus blossoming romance from an unexpected quarter.

MASTERPIECE CLASSIC “MR. SELFRIDGE” Sundays, March 31 - May 19 • 9pm

Jeremy Piven (“Entourage”) stars as a wheeling-dealing American who shows early 1900s Lon- doners how to shop. Based on the life of colorful retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge, the new eight-part series is created by Emmy Award-winning writer Andrew Davies (“Pride and Preju- dice,” “Bleak House”). Also starring are Frances O’Connor (“Madame Bovary”), Aisling Loftus (“Page Eight”), Zoe Tapper (“Zen”), Amanda Abbington (“Case Histories”), and Samuel West (“Any Human Heart”). Who knew shopping could be like this!

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AFROPOP: THE ULTIMATE CULTURAL EXCHANGE • RISEUP MON ANTIQUES APPRAISAL FAIR SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 4 MAKERS: WOMEN WHO MAKE AMERICA (FROM 7:00) PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL TUE P BUCKLEY MOSS - THE LADY BEHIND THE BRUSH CHESAPEAKE BAY BY AIR SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 5 NATURE • ELSA’S LEGACY: THE BORN FREE STORY NATURE • ECHO: AN ELEPHANT TO REMEMBER PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL WED THE GREAT DEBATE - JEFFERSON VS HAMILTON - THE REMATCH SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 6 HALF THE SKY (FROM 7:00) GLOBAL VOICES • MOTHERLAND AFGHANISTAN PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL THU IL DIVO: LIVE IN LONDON AARON NEVILLE: DOO WOP: MY TRUE STORY SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 7 HUMAN SPARK • BECOMING US AMERICA REVEALED • NATION ON THE MOVE PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL FRI TOMMY EMMANUEL AND FRIENDS THE PIANO GUYS: LIVE AT RED BUTTE GARDEN SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 8 CONQUISTADORS WITH MICHAEL WOOD MYSTERY OF CHACO CANYON PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL SAT LES MISERABLES IN CONCERT (FROM 7:00) SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 9 WASHINGTON WEEK MCLAUGHLIN GROUP NEED TO KNOW INSIDE WASHINGTON IN SEARCH OF MYTHS AND HEROES IN SEARCH OF MYTHS AND HEROES SUN GREAT PERFORMANCES • ANDREA BOCELLI: LOVE IN PORTOFINO SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 10 AMERICA REFRAMED • BEYOND BELIEF GLOBAL VOICES • THE BOY MIR NO GOING BACK MON ANTIQUES ROADSHOW • BOSTON, HOUR TWO P BUCKLEY MOSS - THE LADY BEHIND THE BRUSH SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 11 HARPER LEE: HEY BOO (7:00) STORIED LIFE AMERICAN MASTERS • MARGARET MITCHELL PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL TUE THE GREAT DEBATE - JEFFERSON VS HAMILTON - THE REMATCH SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 12 INDEPENDENT LENS • LOST SOULS (ANIMAS PERDIDAS) NATURE • BRAVING IRAQ PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL WED SPIRIT OF THE BIRD CHRIS MANN IN CONCERT: A MANN FOR ALL SEASONS SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 13 HALF THE SKY (FROM 7:00) FRONTLINE PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL THU ROCK, POP AND DOO WOP (MY MUSIC) SPECIAL PROGRAMMING 14 HUMAN SPARK • SO HUMAN, SO CHIMP AMERICA REVEALED • ELECTRIC NATION PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL FRI GREAT PERFORMANCES • ANDREA BOCELLI: LOVE IN PORTOFINO HULLABALOO (MY MUSIC) 15 WINSLOW HOMER: SOCIETY AND SOLITUDE SUMMER OF BIRDS PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL SAT CELTIC THUNDER MYTHOLOGY ROCK, POP AND DOO WOP (MY MUSIC) 16 WASHINGTON WEEK MCLAUGHLIN GROUP NEED TO KNOW INSIDE WASHINGTON AMERICAN MASTERS • NEIL YOUNG: DON’T BE DENIED AMERICAN MASTERS • CAB CALLOWAY: SKETCHES SUN VIEWER’S CHOICE 17 AMERICA REFRAMED • FLYING: CONFESSIONS OF A FREE WOMAN PART 1 GLOBAL VOICES • FAMILY PORTRAIT IN BLACK AND WHITE HAPA: ONE STEP AT A TIME MON ANTIQUES ROADSHOW • SPOKANE, WA - HOUR THREE MARKET WARRIORS • ANTIQUING IN WALNUT, IA INDEPENDENT LENS • JOHANNESBURG - FREE AT LAST TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 18 AMERICAN MASTERS (7:00) AMERICAN MASTERS • JOAN BAEZ: HOW SWEET THE SOUND PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL TUE TIME TEAM SPECIAL EDITION FRONTLINE TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 19 AFROPOP (FROM 7:00) PREDATOR LEGENDS NATURE • SURVIVORS OF THE FIRESTORM PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL WED NATURE • THE LONELIEST ANIMALS NOVA • SMARTEST MACHINE ON EARTH SECRETS OF THE DEAD • THE WORLD’S BIGGEST BOMB TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 20 NO JOB FOR A WOMAN FRONTLINE PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL THU THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR SPECIAL PROGRAMMING INVENTIONS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD • THE 1980’S TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 21 HUMAN SPARK • BRAIN MATTERS AMERICA REVEALED • MADE IN THE U.S.A. PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL FRI WASHINGTON WEEK NEED TO KNOW FROM DUST TO DREAMS: OPENING NIGHT AT THE SMITH CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 22 LIQUID ASSETS (FROM 7:00) SEEKING WATER WATER PRESSURES PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL SAT ANTIQUES ROADSHOW • SPOKANE, WA - HOUR THREE AS TIME GOES BY DOC MARTIN • MOTHER KNOWS BEST MASTERPIECE CONTEMPORARY • PAGE EIGHT 23 WASHINGTON WEEK MCLAUGHLIN GROUP NEED TO KNOW INSIDE WASHINGTON PATSY MINK: AHEAD OF THE MAJORITY PANCHO BARNES AND THE HAPPY BOTTOM RIDING CLUB SUN LIVE FROM LINCOLN CENTER: KRISTIN CHENOWETH MASTERPIECE CONTEMPORARY • THE SONG OF LUNCH POV • GIRL MODEL 24 AMERICA REFRAMED • FLYING: CONFESSIONS OF A FREE WOMAN PART 2 GLOBAL VOICES • STREET BALLAD: A JAKARTA STORY IMAGES OF TONY GLEATON MON ANTIQUES ROADSHOW • MYRTLE BEACH, HOUR THREE 180 DAYS: A YEAR INSIDE AN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 25 POWDER & THE GLORY(7:00) POV • GIRL MODEL PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL TUE TAVIS SMILEY REPORTS • EDUCATION UNDER ARREST 180 DAYS: A YEAR INSIDE AN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 26 GLOBAL VOICES • LAND RUSH NATURE • THE LONELIEST ANIMALS PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL WED NATURE • RIVER OF NO RETURN NOVA • HUNTING THE ELEMENTS TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 27 180 DAYS: A YEAR INSIDE AN AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL(7:00) TAVIS SMILEY REPORTS • EDUCATION UNDER ARREST PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL THU THE THIS OLD HOUSE HOUR SPECIAL PROGRAMMING INVENTIONS THAT SHOOK THE WORLD • THE 1990’S TAVIS SMILEY CHARLIE ROSE 28 NOVA • HUNTING THE ELEMENTS (FROM 7:00) JULIA ROBINSON AND HILBERT’S TENTH PROBLEM PBS NEWSHOUR NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT JOURNAL FRI WASHINGTON WEEK NEED TO KNOW AMERICAN MASTERS • PHILIP ROTH: UNMASKED DANGEROUS EDGE: A LIFE OF GRAHAM GREENE TAVIS SMILEY 29 THREE FAITHS, ONE GOD: JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY, ISLAM INTELLIGENCE SQUARED • DOES SCIENCE REFUTE GOD? 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Whether it’s the news, public affairs and world class entertainment on WHRO TV15/15.1HD and WHRO World, the delightful how-to shows on WHRO Create, or the award winning children’s programming on WHRO Kids, you’ll find something of significant value for every member of your family at every hour of the day on your public television stations. There’s even more information on our website – whro.org. Click on the Get icon for in-depth scheduling info, and the Watch icon to view perennial WHRO favorites! 2013 Spelling Bee

Tensions ran high on Saturday, February 9th at WHRO, as we once organize the event. WHRO-FM’s Dr. again hosted and televised – LIVE! – the Virginian-Pilot Spelling Raymond Jones once again served as Bee. This was the 6th consecutive year that we’ve aired the Bee the Bee’s pronouncer and host of the from our studios, and it never fails to be one of the most exciting television broadcast. days of our year – and the first year that the new President and Publisher of the Pilot, David Mele, introduced the Bee. The exuberant winner, pictured here with David Mele and WHRO President Bert Schmidt, following correctly This year, 43 of the area’s finest middle school spellers competed spelling the winning word – zealotry – is Kenneth Ross of Kemps for this year’s title, as their family members and teacher sponsors Landing Magnet School in Virginia Beach. Second place winner was watched anxiously on monitors set up in our Teleconference Center. Theodore Hamacher of Chesapeake’s Hickory Middle School, and third was Ryan Shelton of Southampton Middle School. It took a crew of more than The first, second and third place winners received trophies from 70, including The Virginian-Pilot. The Virginian-Pilot will also pay the first place staff from winner’s travel expenses for a trip to Washington, D.C. to compete in almost every the 2013 Scripps National Spelling Bee in May. WHRO presented department the first place winner with an Apple iPad®. at WHRO, Virginian-Pilot If you missed the live broadcast of the Virginian-Pilot Spelling Bee, employees it’s available on demand at whro.org/spellingBee and reporters, and WHRO volunteers to

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PREMIERES SUN MAR 31 9/8 c pbs.org/masterpiece WHRO Center for Regional Citizenship The American Theatre The 25th Anniversary Season This month, WHRO will air two programs giving viewers rare insight into the human price that’s paid when public education fails.

• 180 DAYS: A YEAR INSIDE AN AMERICAN SCHOOL premieres Monday and Tuesday, March 25th and 26th from 9 – 11 pm.

• TAVIS SMILEY REPORTS “Education Under Arrest” airs Q&A after the Tuesday, March 26th from 8 – 9 pm. performance Produced by the National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC), Louisiana Story Philadanco Turtle Island Quartet 180 DAYS chronicles the lives of teachers, students, administrators Saturday March 9, 8pm with Michael Doucet, Sunday March 10, 2:30pm and parents struggling to keep their students on track to graduation Fiddle & Vocals at DC Met. Friday March 1, 8pm

The inner-city school embodies the complex challenges of adapting to the Obama administration’s “Race to the Top” school reform initiative, in which school funding and personnel decisions are based in large part on the results of high-stakes standardized tests.

At the center of 180 DAYS is charismatic and outspoken Tanishia Williams Minor, in her second year as principal of the school. Shylock starring Theatre IV in Asphalt Orchestra Despite low test scores, chronic absenteeism and other issues, Guy Masterson The Town Mouse & Friday April 5 she remains optimistic that her students can succeed. She seems Saturday March 16 The Country Mouse 8pm 8pm Saturday March 30 indefatigable, but admits, “I believe we can move mountains, but 11am and 2pm the students have to be here for us to do it.” 757-722-2787 www.HamptonArts.net 125 E. Mellen St., Hampton Tanishia Williams graduated from Norfolk’s Maury High School, and knows all too well the struggles faced by high-poverty schools. According to The Annie E. Casey Foundation KIDS COUNT Data WHRO_Due2-1_March.indd 1 1/28/13 9:39 AM Center, the 2011poverty rate for children living in Norfolk is 28% (15.6% for Virginia) and four of the City’s five high schools have high dropout rates. When you

Through our American Graduate: Let’s Make it Happen public depend on media initiative, WHRO is hosting screenings of 180 DAYS at power, all five Norfolk high schools. Following each screening, small talk-back sessions will give students, administrators, teachers and depend on community leaders a rare opportunity for honest dialogue about how these issues are impacting students and schools in our commu- Bay Diesel! nity. For more information, call Kelly Jackson at 757-889-9415.

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Awards Dominion Virginia Power Corporations and organi- and WHRO are partnering zations are invited to WHRO invites you to the 10th Annual Pioneer 5 once again to recognize partner with the presti- Awards honoring Jack Ezzell and Jo Ann and our community’s unsung gious community leaders Buzzy Hofheimer, pioneers in public broad- heroes with the 5th Annual for the 5th Annual casting. Jack is the Founder and CEO of Zel Community Impact Community Impact Technologies, Jo Ann is a community volun- Awards. We want to honor Awards, based on the teer and Buzzy is Manager of BridgeTrust people or organizations that work at the level of participation, sponsorship opportu- Title Group. These individuals embody the grassroots level; people who are, generally, nities include valuable public recognition, true spirit of the Pioneer Awards – they lead under-appreciated for the selfless work they publicity and tickets to the event. by excellent example and have been long-time willingly do to help others. supporters throughout the Hampton Roads For more information, please visit community, notably in public broadcasting, Please visit www.whro.org/communityim- whro.org/communityimpactawards, including WHRO. pactawards for a list of Honorees for the or contact Laura Payne, Special Events 2013 Community Impact Awards. Winners Manager, The Pioneer Awards will take place on will be recognized May 16, 2013 at a at (757) Saturday, April 20, 2013 at the Virginia Beach luncheon at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott. 889-9419 or Convention Center and will include cocktails Laura.Payne@ and a silent auction, a seated dinner, an awards whro.org. presentation, musical entertainment and dancing. Sponsorships, tables, individual tickets, silent WHRO Car Donation auction donations, and congratulatory ads are available; please contact Laura Payne, Special Thinking about selling your car, boat, motorcycle, truck or other Events Manager, at 757-889-9419 or via email vehicle? at [email protected] for more details. Donate it to WHRO instead! Call 1-877-CAR-WHRO

WHRO Kids Club WHRO Celebrates Dr. Seuss’ Birthday If your children watch PBS, you It’s Dr. Seuss’ 109th birthday on March 2, and we’re celebrating with already give us two of the most everyone’s favorite cat – in two new episodes of THE CAT IN THE valuable assets you have—your HAT KNOWS A LOT ABOUT THAT! Your kids will delight and children’s time and your trust. learn as the Cat, Nick and Sally explore science concepts from as far Please lend a helping hand by away as space and as close as inside our own bodies. They’ll also be joining the WHRO Kids Club able to continue the science adventure with the new “Swirly Whirly today! Pearl Hunt” online game and video content online and on mobile.

For $100 yearly donation, your family can be a part of “Rumbly Tumbly / Planet Name Game” features a super shrunken WHRO’s Kids Club. When you join, each child will be trip into Thing One’s stomach as well as a whirlwind trip to each of sent a welcome pack of fun activities, stickers, and an age- the eight planets, and “Top of the Sky / Jiggle Bones” follows the appropriate book. During the month of their birthday, they Cat, Nick and Sally as they travel to Audrey the Astronaut’s space will receive a birthday card with a special surprise, and their station and visit Dr. Giggles to see why bones are important. The name will appear during the morning and afternoon children’s episodes premiere on WHRO at 8:30am on March 1st. programming. Also, they will receive a special invitation to any events that the Kids Club is involved in. Join the WHRO Kids Club today and be a part of the fun and learning all year long! For more information, contact Reese Beeler at kidsclub@ whro.org or call 757-889-9347. You can also join online at whro.org/kids On March 9th, over 100 teams of middle and high school students Later in the after- from schools across the region will gather at Old Dominion Univer- noon, everyone sity to demonstrate their skills in various computer applications will reconvene and programming at the Senior Great Computer Challenge. Teams at ODU’s Webb of up to five students will compete in categories such as Desktop Center for the Publishing, Music Composition, Graphic Design and Video Editing. awards ceremony. Parents and teacher coaches join the students to help cheer on the The Great Computer Challenge (GCC) is a joint project of WHRO, winning teams as they take to the stage to receive their medals and the Consortium for Interactive Instruction and Old Dominion Univer- trophies. sity that provides an opportunity to recognize student achievement, foster teamwork and introduce students to a college environment. This year, the Junior Great Computer Challenge will be held at ODU Even now, in its 28th year, it’s as popular as ever. on April 20th. In this competition, students in grades K-5 will have the opportunity to show off their skills in categories ranging from The GCC teams spend months preparing and, with support from Graphic Arts to Internet Scavenger Hunt. their teacher coaches, come ready to take on the challenge. They can practice with sample problems and previous winning solutions, but To learn more about the Great Computer Challenge, please visit they don’t receive their challenges until the day of the competition – www.whro.org/cii/gcc. To volunteer to help at the Junior Great and then they work within a very strict timeframe. Computer Challenge, go to whro.org/cii/gcc/vol2013.asp

Once the teams complete their solutions, they head for lunch while the judges evaluate their work. Judges include Old Dominion University computer science professors, engineering lecturers and video production staff.

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IMPACT Future Radio Highlights MUSIC FOR ALL THAT MARCH BRINGS • WHRO FM March is also full of celebration and beginnings. Daylight Saving Time begins on the 10th, so we can enjoy the warming evenings. St. Patrick’s Day on the 17th will be celebrated by jigs and the wearin’ o’ the green. Spring arrives on the morning of the 20th, with its promise of new life and re-awakening. March 21st is recognized as the birthday of J.S. Bach, always a cause for celebration. And the religious holidays of Palm Sunday, Passover and Easter come this month, with their attendant rituals. What better way to observe these occasions than with music? Tune in to WHRO-FM to hear great music for these and other events that come to us in March.

CELTIC CONNECTIONS • SUNDAYS AT 11PM • WHRV FM With Saint Patrick’s Day arriving on March 17th, we have the perfect program to get you in the mood! Celtic Connections offers a wide variety of traditional and contemporary music associated with the western European lands occupied at one time or another by people of the Celtic tribes and their descendants, including Ireland, Scotland, the Isle of Man, Wales, Cornwall, Brittany, and Galicia, as well as Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and other parts of North America. Host Bryan Kelso Crow plays new releases as well as classics, along with the occasional concert performance. Celtic Connections is heard Sundays at 11pm on WHRV 89.5.

MONDAY MORNING MARCH • MONDAYS AT 9AM • WHRO FM It’s March – so we’re going to do just that on WHRO 90.3, as we unveil a new feature: the Monday Morning March. Start your day and week off on the right foot (and then the left) with marches of all sorts. We’ll offer up all sorts of double time treats: marches for students, trolls, puppets, priests and soldiers, both wooden and real; marches by the masters, like Tchaikovsky, Verdi and Wagner; marches by the March King, John Philip Sousa. Tune in each Monday just before 9am for our Monday Morning March. The festivities begin - when else? - on March Fo(u)rth on WHRO-FM, WHRJ and WHRF!

HAMPTON’S HIDDEN HISTORY • WEDNESDAYS AT 6:33AM ON WHRV FM AND AT 3PM ON WHRO FM Since 1610, Hampton has played a pivotal and crucial role in America’s freedom story. It is the geographical location where the institution of slavery began in America, and 250 years later, in 1861, where it began to die. During this 26 segment series, we will celebrate the names behind courageous acts little known in mainstream history. Because much of it happened in and to our enslaved population and because of our geographical location in the center of the Eastern Seaboard, our temperate climate gave rise to the first economic engine of European America, agriculture. It would not have been possible without an enslaved population.

WAIT WAIT ... DON’T TELL ME! • THURSDAY 5/2 AT 8PM • WHRV FM Coming later this spring, it’s Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me! But not on the radio - it’s a live staging of the popular quiz show, presented by NCM Fathom Events, NPR, WBEZ- Chicago and BY Experience! It’s being beamed to select cinemas across the country on Thursday, May 2nd, at 8pm. Host Peter Sagal and official judge and scorekeeper Carl Ka- sell will be joined by panelists Paula Poundstone, Mo Rocca and Tom Bodett to play the quiz in front of a live audience. Carl’s limericks, celebrity guests and the quizzes! Stay tuned to WHRV to find out For more expanded listings, how you can be there for this special event, at a theater near visit whro.org. you. Radio Programming

SATURDAYS 6-7am To the Best of Our Knowledge 7-8am BBC Newshour WEEKDAYS 8-9am Travel with Rick Steves WEEKDAYS 9-10am Hearing Voices 5-9am Morning Edition from NPR 6-8am BBC News 10-11am Bob Edwards Weekend 9-10am M-Th: BBC Newshour 8-10am Morning Edition from NPR 11am-Noon Whaddya Know Fri: Virginia Conversations 10-11am On Point – Hour 1 Noon-2pm Weekend Edition 2-3pm Car Talk 10-11am The Diane Rehm Show 11am-Noon Diane Rehm – Hour 3-4pm Wait, Wait! Don’t Tell Me! 11am-Noon On Point Noon-1pm Here and Now 1-2pm World, Have Your Say 4-5pm Only a Game Noon-1pm Mon-Thurs: HearSay with Cathy Lewis 5-6pm On the Media Fri: Another View 2-3pm To the Point 3-4pm Talk of the Nation – Hour 2 6-7pm Weekend All Things Considered 1-2pm M: The Health Show, 7-8pm This American Life Left Right & Center 4-5pm PRI’s The World 5-6pm HearSay with Cathy Lewis (M-Th) 8-9pm The Sound of Young America T: The Jefferson Hour Another View (F) 9-10pm Sound Opinions W: Marketplace Money 6-6:30pm Marketplace 10-11pm Studio 360 Th: Making Contact, 6:30-7:30pm As It Happens 11pm-Mid. Snap Judgment With Good Reason 7:30-8pm Monday – Left, Right and Center Mid.-1am Wiretap Fri: The Moth Hour Tuesday – Planetary Radio 1-5am BBC World Service 2-3pm Talk of the Nation Wednesday – The Business Thursday – With Good Reason 3-4pm Fresh Air with Terry Gross Friday – Cambridge Forum SUNDAYS 4-6:30pm All Things Considered 8-9pm The Story with Dick Gordon 5-6am Are We Alone? 6:30-7pm Marketplace 9-10pm Newslink 6-7am To the Best of Our Knowledge 7-9pm Out of the Box with Paul Shugrue (M-Th) 10-11pm Tell Me More 7-8am BBC Newshour 7-8pm The R&B Chronicles (Fri) 11pm-Mid. BBC’s The World Today 8-9am The Parents Journal 8-10pm A Shot of the Blues (Fri) Mid.-1am Democracy Now 9-10am Speaking of Faith 9pm-1am Jazz with Jae Sinnett (M-Th) 1-1:30am Israel Radio 10-11am Bob Edwards Weekend 10pm-Mid. Mountain Stage (Fri) 1:30-2am Channel Africa 11am-Noon Chef’s Table 2-2:30am China Radio Mid.-1am Art of the Song (Fri) Noon-2pm Weekend Edition 2:30-3am Radio Sweden 1-5am BBC World Service 2-4pm The Tavis Smiley Show 3-4am Radio Australia 4-5pm Fresh Air Weekend 4-4:30am Voice of Russia SATURDAYS 5-6pm Selected Shorts 4:30-5am Radio Canada International 6-8pm A Prairie Home Companion 1-6am Sinnett Overnight 5-5:30am Radio Prague 8pm-Mid. Old Time Radio Shows from the 30s 6-7am Selected Shorts 5:30-6am KBS World Radio and 40s 7-8am Bob Edwards Weekend Mid.-1am Footlight Parade 8-10am Weekend Edition Saturday 1-5am BBC World Service 10-11am Car Talk 5-6am World Vision Report 11am-Noon Wait, Wait! Don’t Tell Me! Noon-1pm This American Life 1-5pm Out of the Box with Paul Shugrue 5-6pm All Things Considered SATURDAYS Midnight-5am AltOvernite 6-8pm A Prairie Home Companion 8-10pm The Saturday Night Fish Fry 5-9am Morning Alternative 10-11pm Piano Jazz WEEKDAYS 9am-1pm Deep Cuts 11pm-Mid. The Vocal Sound of Jazz 1-5pm Out of the Box with Paul Shugrue Mid.-1am Blues Before Sunrise Midnight-1am Defenestration 5-8pm Afternoon Sampler 1-5am Rockin’ All Nite SUNDAYS 6-9am Morning Alternative 8-10pm Mountain Stage 1-5am Blues Before Sunrise 9am-4pm Deep Cuts 5-6am Humankind 4-6pm World Cafe SUNDAYS 1-2am Midnight Special 6-7am BBC News 7-9pm Out of the Box with Paul Shugrue (M-Th) 2-7am AltOvernite 7-8am Bob Edwards Weekend 8-10pm Shot of the Blues 7-11am Hunter @ Sunrise 8-10am Weekend Edition Sunday with Paul Shugrue (F) 11am-12pm Sunday Special 10am-Noon A Prairie Home Compion 9-10pm Eddie’s Attic Presents (Th) 12-4pm Afternoon Sampler Noon-1pm American’s Test Kitchen Radio 11-midnight Hardcore Norfolk Podcast (F) 4-5pm Sound Opinions 1-5pm Sinnett in Session 6-7pm New Orleans All The Way Live 5-6pm All Things Considered 8-9pm Woodsongs 6-7pm Back Story 7-9pm Pickin’ on WHRV 9-10pm Acoustic Highway 10-11pm The Folk Sampler 11pm-Mid. Celtic Connections Mid.-1am Woodsongs

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Mid.-1am The Life of Riley/ 5-10am Morning Classics Red Skelton (M only) with Dwight Davis 10am-3pm Mid-Day Classics with Shari Barbour The Cylinder Hour (T-F) 3-7pm Afternoon Delights with 1-2am Fred Allen/The Great Anthony McSpadden Gildersleeve (M only) 7-9pm Performance Today The Cylinder Hour(T-F) 9pm-Mid. Evening Classics 2-4am 1920s-40s Big Band with Raymond Jones 4-6am The Pre Big Band Era Mid.-5am 90.3 Overnight 6am-1pm 1920s-40s Big Band (M-Th) 12:30pm The Friday Afternoon Funnies (F only) SATURDAYS SUNDAYS 1-3pm Monday & Thursday Mid.-6am 90.3 Overnight Mid.-7am 90.3 Overnight The Original Big Band 6-7am Harmonia 7am-Noon Your Musical Brunch Showcase with Lynn Summeral 7am-Noon Car Tunes Tuesday 1920s-40s - 8:30 - BirdNotes Noon-1pm My Word! My Music Big Band - 10 Writers Almanac 1-4pm METROPOLITAN OPERA Wednesday & Friday Noon-1pm With Heart and Voice Big Band Jump 3/2 - Parsifal - Wagner 1-3pm Performance Today 3-5pm 1920s-40s Big Band 3/9 - Don Carlo- Verdi 3-4pm From the Parlor Tuesday 3/16 - Francesca da Rimini- Zandonai with Dwight Davis Saturday Night Fish Fry 3/23 - La Forza Del Destino - Verdi 4-7pm Afternoon Classics 5-8pm 1920s-40s Big Band (Archival Broadcast from 3/12/1977) with Raymond Jones 8-10pm 1920s-40s Big Band (M-Th) 3/30 - La Traviata - Verdi 7-8pm Silver Moonbeams The Original Big Band 4-6pm Intermezzo 8-10pm Pipedreams Showcase (F only) 6-8pm Performance Today 10pm-Mid. Evening Classics 10pm-Mid. 1920s-40s Big Band 8-11pm This Just In with Raymond Jones with Raymond Jones SATURDAYS 11pm-Mid. Harmonia Mid.-1am The Cylinder Hour 1-7am 1920s-40s Big Band 7-8am Cartoon Carnival 8am-1pm 1920s-40s Big Band 1-3pm Seems Like Old Times 3-7pm 1920s-40s Big Band MONDAYS 7-9pm Big Band Jump www.defenestration.net Chamber/instrumental music 9-10pm Fibber McGee and Molly/ 7 days a week, 24 hours a day local music, Avalon Time videos and podcasts. TUESDAYS 10-11pm The Mel Blanc Show/ 8 pm Barry Grahams Acoustic Highway (M) Our Miss Brooks Classical Light YourWrestlingShow (T) 11pm-Mid. Ozzie and Harriet/ ZaksMovieShow (W) The Red Skelton Show WEDNESDAYS YourMusicShow (Th) Symphonic music SUNDAYS Josh’s Radio Show (F) Hardcore Norfolk Podcast (Sat) Mid.-2am Saturday Night Fish Fry THURSDAYS FantasyVA Podcast (Sun) 2-9am 1920s-40s Big Band Music for winds and brass 9-11am The Original Big Band Showcase 11am-7pm 1920s-40s Big Band FRIDAYS 7-9pm Big Band Jump Great historical performances On theAir: 9-10pm The Jack Benny Show/ Most of our digital radio stations are Phil Harris SATURDAYS available on your favorite mobile platform. 10-11pm The Bickersons/ Opera Burns and Allen You can download the Android or iOS app 11pm-Mid. Abbott and Costello/ SUNDAYS @ whro.org/apps Dennis Day Choral and organ music Important Numbers: Diane Rehm ...... (800) 433.8850 For more expanded listings, visit WHRV-FM Studio ...... (757) 889.9401 HearSay with Cathy Lewis ....(800) 940.2240 whro.org/whrvfm and whro.org/whrofm Talk of the Nation ...... (800) 989.8255 On Point ...... (800) 423.8255 WHRO Passport Program

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Passport members are entitled to a subscription to Dimensions, our members’ magazine, which includes program information for WHRO-TV 90.3 FM and WHRV 89.5, member information, and information about special “members only” events. Passport members receive WHRO’s Passport Program card, which offers discounts and premiums that may be used at many local attrac- tions, theaters, and restaurants.

REMINDER: If you would like to eliminate the monthly mailed version of Dimensions, we ask you to call us at 757.889.9111 or go to whro.org/dimensions and click the appropriate box. Thank you! Corporate Sponsor Directory Corporate partners for ﬁ scal year 2012 (listed in alphabetical order)

4025 Yoga and Wellness Feldman Chamber Music Society Nauticus/National Maritime Center StellarOne Virginia Chorale Ferguson Center for the Arts Newport News Shipbuilding Suffolk Tourism Virginia College Savings Plan APM Spine & Sport Physicians Norfolk Academy Symphonicity Virginia Department of Transportation Athena Health Gloucester County Chamber of Norfolk Collegiate School Virginia Institue of Marine Science Atlantic Shores Retirement Community Commerce Norfolk Consortium The American Theatre/Hampton Arts Virginia Living Museum Gloucester Main Street Association Norfolk Southern Corporation The Attucks Theatre Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art Bay Diesel & Generator Goodwill Virginia Norfolk State University The Chesapeake Virginia Musical Theatre, Inc. Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School Governor’s School for the Arts The Great Machipongo Clam Shack Virginia Opera Association Bob’s Gun Shop ODU Regional Higher Education The Hurrah Players, Inc. Virginia Ship Repair Association Bon Secours Hampton Roads Academy Centers The Sandler Center for the Performing Virginia Stage Company BridgeTrust Title Group Hampton Roads Community Old Dominion University Arts Virginia Symphony Orchestra Foundation Old Point National Bank The Ted Constant Convocation Center Checkered Flag Motor Car Company Hampton Roads Green Building Thomas Nelson Community College Walsingham Academy Chesapeake Bay Foundation Council Peninsula Catholic High School Tidewater Builders Association Warwick Forest Retirement Community Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail Hardy’s Jewellers Peninsula Fine Arts Center Tidewater Community College Willis Furniture Children’s Specialty Group, PLLC Harvest Faire PETA Tidewater Tech Expo Christopher Newport University Hermitage Museum and Gardens Plein Jane Inc. Todd Rosenlieb Dance Chrysler Museum of Art Port Warwick Foundation Trinity Lutheran School City of Virginia Beach India Fest Precious Gem Twentieth Century Fox Home Coastal Import Repair LTD Information System Security Proton Therapy Institute Entertainment College of William and Mary Association Colonial Williamsburg Richard Stravitz Sculpture & Fine Art United Way of Hampton Roads Commonwealth Assisted Living Jody’s Gourmet Popcorn Gallery University Village Bookstore Cultural Alliance of Greater Hampton Riverside Health System Roads Liebherr Mining Equipment Virginia Air and Space Center Lions Bridge Financial Saint Leo’s University Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science d’ART Center Longwood University Saint Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Center Dominion Pathology Laboratory Lyric Opera Virginia School Virginia Arts Festival List as of February 1, 2013 Saint Patrick Catholic School Virginia Beach Fire Department East Beach Foundation Mariners’ Museum Salvation Army Virginia Beach Rescue Squad Visit whro.org for direct links. Eastern Virginia Medical School McGill Environmental Systems Sentara Healthcare Foundation, Inc FOR SPONSORSHIP: Electronic Systems Inc. Merchant’s Square Seven Venues Virginia Celtic Gathering and Highland Contact [email protected] Events Management Group Muscarelle Museum of Art Smithﬁ eld Music Festival Games Or call 757.889.9356

The Spartan Crusade for Booker T. Washington Principal Kevin Monroe and students Academic Success (SCAS) A Norfolk State University Educational Attainment Initiative-

Dr. Tony Atwater, President of Norfolk State University, invites you to become a Spartan Crusade for Academic Success (SCAS) school or corporate partner.

Norfolk State’s SCAS has been designed to promote educational success and college pre- paredness at the elementary, middle school and high school levels. Through SCAS, school partner Dr. Tony Atwater Booker T. Washington High and the Norfolk Public Founder of SCAS Schools will:

• Provide on campus programs and summer enrichment workshops to elementary school students • Create middle school workshops and summer programs in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) areas • Establish high school initiatives through dual enrollment, advanced college credit, summer bridge programs and summer honors college offerings • Create for community college students summer programs in STEM, and • Implement a Spartan Success Center to assist students in overcoming academic deficiencies, promote student retentionand expand programming in NSU’s first-year student program

Partner with Norfolk State University, like Bank of America, Dominion Foundation, Norfolk Southern Foundation and the NSU Alumni Associ- ation. Together, we can educate the next generation of Hampton Roads students!

Read more about how to become an SCAS school or corporate partner at www.nsu.edu or call (757) 823-8408. 17 The Leadership Circle

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pierce Mr. Jon M. Brage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisler Leadership Circle members share WHRO’s The Charles E. and Carolyn W. Plimpton Richard and Roxanne Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Sean Fitzpatrick vision of excellence and understand that financial Donor Advised Fund of the Hampton Mr. James R. Branstetter Dave Flanagan/ Eyepinch Ad Agency Roads Community Foundation Samuel and Regina Brayboy Ms. Heidi K. Flatin participation at the leadership level is vital for Mr. Warren Richard and Ms. Lynn Cobb Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Brodsky Dana E. Flemming WHRO to continue providing the best educational Dr. Jeanne Roll Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Fort Mrs. Joanne Roos Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Bryant Mrs. Linda Founds and broadcast services to our region. Rouse-Bottom Foundation Stewart and Joan Buckle Col. and Mrs. Robert E. Frady USAF Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubin Mrs. Audra M. Bullock and Mr. T R. (Ret.) Thanks for leading the way! Dr. and Mrs. Michael Sagman Litton Dr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Bradford F. Sauer Mr. Cornell Burcher John and Anita Friedman Bert and Missy Schmidt Ms. Pat Butler and Mr. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. “Jack” Frost CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE ($25,000+) HUNTER B. ANDREWS SOCIETY Dr. and Mrs. Robert Seeherman Hustead Helen G. Gifford Foundation ($2,500+) Kay and Conway Sheild Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burger Ms. Barbara A. Geraghty Ellen Q. Acree Trust* Carol Wallace Sherman Jim and Linda Marie Burton Mr. and Mrs. James Gildea The Bank of America Charitable Anonymous (6) Jane and Win Short Ms. Pat Butler and Mr. Dennis Mr. D. Eric Giles, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Powers Alonso Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Skrobialowski Hustead Ms. Joan Gilkison Dominion Virginia Power Jennifer Ammentorp and Merv Wagner Cory S. Smith Mrs. Marilyn B. Buxbaum Mr. Richard A. Goldbach Miss Jane C. Frieden Mr. A. M. Andrews Capt. and Mrs. Henry Smith, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Louise Buxton Ms. Jane Goldman and Mr. Ron Dyer Hampton Roads Community Founda- Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter B. Mr. Lawrence L. Steingold Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bynum Mr. and Mrs. Tavia Gordon tion Andrews Mr. Greg Stillman/ Hunton and Williams Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Carlson Mr. Paul M. Gottlieb Mr. Bernard Jaffe* W. Reed Atkins, Jr. Dr. S. Keith Sutton and Dr. Gail Beyer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carson Leila Graham and Randy Webb Ms. Susan B. Joseph* The Jack and Virginia Bagby Charitable Taste Of India Mr. Russell R. Cerro Phil Granger The Estate of Dr. C. Louise Kirk Gift Fund Dr. Elaine M. Themo Ms. Joy A. Cipriano and Mr. Jeff A. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grantz The Estate of Louise M. Lister Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Barrett Mrs. Virginia Thumm and Mr. David L. Kaye Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Greene The Estate of Herbert Neisser Ms. Mary Alice Beale Mayfield Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Clapp Dr. Edna Griffenhagen and Mr. Mark Estate of Jean Old Ms. Suzan Bistrup Brendan Tompkins and Tiara Dimond Mr. Franklin E. Clarke Waller The Estate of Ann Craig Rusmisell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bradley Mark and Lynn Utecht Dr. and Mrs. John P. Clarke Janice and Thom Grubbs TowneBank Nancy and Malcolm Branch Mr. and Mrs. Robert van den Berg Gene and Kay Clendenon The Family of Carter T. Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Wendel / Mr. and Mrs. David M. Brashear Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Vosteen Mrs. Claudette N. Clos Ms. Priscilla L. Guthrie AVW Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Macon F. Brock, Jr. John and Nancy Watters Ronnie Cohen and Ron Herzick Mr. Adolphus Hailstock James R. and Monica Brogan Ms. Carmella S. Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Collins Dr. Robert L. Haley PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($10,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell The Family of Norman C.* and Cathe- Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Conage Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall Dr. Marti and Mr. David Coffield rine M. Willcox* William and Susan Conley Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hamilton Estate of Betty Farr Mr. and Mrs. Norman Colpitts Mr. Kurt Williams Anne and Darron Conner Mr. and Mrs. Neil Haner Mr. and Mrs. David R. Goode Ms. Irene Craft Mr. and Mrs. Colby Cooper Mr. Gerald E. Hansen The Estate of Bob L. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cross DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE ($1,200+) Ms. Christiane Corbett Ms. Gail M. Hartjen The Jimmie P. Hancock Estate Lee and Leslie Entsminger Dr. and Mrs. George W. Cornell Adm. John C. Harvey, Jr. USN The Pela Hundley Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Evans Anonymous (25) Ms. Bett Cornetta Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Hatchett Remainder Trust* Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Ezzell, Jr. Mrs. Joan D. Aaron, CPA Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Costenbader CAPT and Mrs. Joel Heaton Lee and Bernard Jaffe Philanthropic Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferguson Mr. Leroy Abrahams Tim and Betty Wade Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Ted Henifin Fund of the Tidewater Jewish Fine Family Fund of the Hampton Roads Ms. Lynn O. Adams Montaigne and Lemoin Cree Mr. Joseph Hennage Foundation Community Foundation Mrs. Jane C. Ahart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Creecy Stephanie and Ron Herman Ross and Sylvia Payne Julia Fletcher Ms. Virginia G. Aldrich Mr. Evan L. Curbeam Dr. Douglas Higinbotham and Dr. Ms. Bernice Schoenbaum Dr. and Mrs. Robert Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Warren Aleck Mr. and Mrs. John R. Curtis, Jr. Marcy L. Stutzman Mr. Paul Sorensen Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Frieden Tom Ammons Ms. Cynthia Cutler and Mr. Craig Mr. Paul A. Hill Mr. James A. Squires and Ms. Karen Dr. Lisa and Mr. Richard E. Garriott, Jr. Edward and Deborah Amorosso Haines Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hill Jones-Squires Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gavalya Captain and Mrs. Bill Anderson Mr. Philip J. Dabney USN Ret Paul and Susan Hirschbiel The Wells Fargo Foundation Ms. Patricia Geraghty Ms. Margret L. Anthony Mona Danner Mr. Bill Hobler Dr. and Mrs. Carl P. Wisoff Mr. Peter J. Gobbel Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Arias Mr. and Mrs. Joshua P. Darden Karen Hoffman and Bill Samulson Mr. and Mrs. Croxton Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armbruster Ms. Sharon D. Darrell Dieter and Mary Hoinkes PRODUCER’S CIRCLE ($5,000+) Chris and Lizz Gunufsen Larry and Ann Atkinson Dr. and Mrs. Chris Dassler Mr. Neville Holland Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hamilton Dr. Tony Atwater and Dr. Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Chance Davis Mary A. Hollowell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Burton Mary and Herbert Haneman Roberts-Atwater Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Davis Dr. Robert E. Howard, Jr. Capital Group Companies, Inc. / Mr. James A. Hixon Ms. Laura J. Avery Mr. John W. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hume American Funds Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hofheimer, Jr. Ms. Sarah Baker Mrs. Dianne Debeixedon and Mr. Neil Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hunt Kathryn Copeland Nancy M. Hogg Mr. Richard T. Baldwin M. King Mr. Jerrold W. Hutton Ms. Joan W. Dalis Larry and Sally Hull Mr. Leonard Ballback and Ms. Florence Capt and Mrs. Robert W. Dedman Mr. Edward H. Inge Capt. Cecelia Dawe-Gillis, USN (Ret.) The Honorable and Mrs. Marc Jacobson Young Dr. and Mrs. Adarsh Deepak Tom and Patricia Isenhour Dr. Carl R. Dolmetsch Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Jett, Jr. Bill and Clara Banks Dr. William DeLacey in memory of Gail and Dave Iwans / DIA Ms. Cheryl Dronzek James and Rachel Jiral Mr. Herrmann E. Banner Virginia DeLacey James and Melody Jeffrey Robert B. and LaVerne W. Edwards in Joe and Terry Jordan Vern and Nancy Barham Richard and Susan Desilets Commander and Mrs. John Johnson memory of Linda H. Kaufman Mrs. Nora A. Barnes Dr. and Mrs. Brian Deutsch Mr. Ernie R. Johnson R. Franklin and Arbee R. Edwards Mr. Phillip A. Kearley James P. Barton, Ph.D. and Mary M. Mr. John W. Drescher Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Johnson Paul and Carolyn Gottlieb Ms. Kirkland M. Kelley Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Drewry Jan and Jeremy Johnson Robert and Phyllis M. Hale Mr. Kevin D. Latham Mr. and Mrs. Jean Barthelemy Mr. and Mrs. David Dry Mr. Kent Johnson John and Lynn Heimerl Ms. Linda Lee Fred and Jane Bashara Mr. William E. Dullaghan Dr. Howard W. Jones, Jr. Lori Morris-Hughes and Brian Hughes The Robert A. Lawson, Jr. Family Fund Dr. and Mrs. Fred Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Durham Mrs. Martha A. Jones Barbara and Steve Johnsen of the Hampton Roads Community Jim and Jacqueline Batterson Douglas and Nancy Dwoyer Dr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Jones The Estate of Rosalie B. Kachadorian Foundation Ronda Baucom and Wally Schmader Dr. and Mrs. Robert Eberle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones The Estate of Robert Lefevre Dr. Meryl and Mr. Nikolaj Lessinger-Bely Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baur Mr. Martin A. Einhorn Ms. Ida Kay Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lendman Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lilly Donna Bausch Mrs. Lynn H. Ellis Mr. Edward P. Joyce III Henry and Angelica Light Dr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William J. Beatty Ms. Elise Emanuel and Mr. David Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judd Sally and David Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Major Carlotta and Charles Bell Scherer Dr. Daniel Jungkuntz and Ms. Patricia Andria and Mike McClellan Ms. Sallie Marchello and Mr. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berg Eric Engler McClelland Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Meredith, Jr. Morehouse Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berryman Ms. Dianne Epplein and Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kantor Mr. L. Christopher Noland Mr. and Mrs. John I. Martin Mr. Richard A. Beskin Patton Dr. and Mrs. Gary Karlowicz Peggy and Barry Pollara Mr. and Mrs. George Metzger Dr. Herbert E. Bevan III John C. Farnandez, Jr. COL George A. Kaye, USAF RET Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I. Prillaman, Jr. Ms. Mary I. Meyer John Birknes Dr. and Mrs. John T. Farrar Ms. Kay A. Kemper Margie and Bob Rashti James M. Miner MD Dir. NCSB, Child, Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Blackwood Judy Fazio Dr. Dawnielle Kerner Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ryan Youth and Family Mental Health Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Margaryta Booth Mrs. Lynn J. Feigenbaum Dr. Mark Kerner The Estate of Robert and Jean Schonk Tom and Alice Mountjoy Mr. and Mrs. James Bolander Mr. Jack A. Feitelberg Ms. Sue W. Keys Ms. Judith Scott Amy Price Neff and Eric Neff Kitty Bosher Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Greg Kim Michael and Rebecca Sutton Noland Memorial Foundation Dr. Theodora P. Bostick Dr. Nancy Fishback Dr. Michelle Kingsbury and Mr. John Mr. M. Coleman Walsh, Jr. Joan L. Nusbaum Mr. Henry G. Boswell Ms. Denise J. Fisher Walker The Hon. and Mrs. Norman Olitsky Ed and Linda Bradley Mr. Peter Fisher Mr. E. Falcon Knight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koach Fr. Ted Panchak III Guy K. Tower and Hon. Winship C. Tower Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kramer Ms. Ellen Papetti Ms. Lois Turnbull The Legacy Society Anthony and Helen LaRocco, Jr. Ms. Rose Marie Patterson Col. Peter Underwood USMC (Ret) and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Leavitt Ms. Billie Paxton Einselen Dr. Anita Underwood George A. Latimer Mr. and Mrs. Martin Payne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbi Many of our members feel so strongly about the future Drs. John and Connie Lee Ms. Judy Peters Mrs. Leslie Van Deren in memory of Mr. of WHRO that they’ve included the station in their Maxie and Barbara Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mike Petters Richard Van Deren Dr. and Mrs. Willette LeHew Glenda M. Philbin Jim and Betty Villers will, trust, life insurance, retirement, or other estate Tyler and Sunshine Leinbach Mr. D’Arcy E. Phillips, Jr. Kim Wadsworth plan. We’re honored to include these generous mem- Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Lenthall Mr. Lamont Poole and Ms. Penny Oots Richard M. and Leah Waitzer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lester Anita and Charles Poston Ms. Dana Walker bers in the WHRO Legacy Society: Cathy Lewis, Lewis Communications Mrs. Diana Porter / Western Branch Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Walshe Group, Inc. Veterinary Hospital Mr. Timothy P. Warner Mrs. Donald W. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Pretlow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren Sue and Howard Waxman Anonymous (17) Michael Kurkowski Dr. Lenard and Dr. Wendy Lexier Mr. William T. Prince Tom Ammons Victoria LaBombarde Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Lindsay, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. David Propert Drs. George R. and Jane C. Webb Mr. Kent Lion Dr. Holly S. Puritz and Dr. Stephen D. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Webster Wendell Applegate Dana Law Mr. and Mrs. Albert Louer Wohlgemuth Mr. Douglas A. Weiss Dr. Rebecca E. Barchas and John Gehrs Debbie Leger Dr. William G. Lowell Mr. Lichen Pursley Dr. Paul R. West James P. Barton, Ph.D. and Mary M. Rosalind Vera Leitman Mr. Chris Luebbers Ms. Louise N. Quales Mr. and Mrs. James White Cottrell Ernest and Etta Lendman Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Magnuson Mr. Ralph Rabinowitz Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson Whitney Mary Alice Beale Dr. Ed and Linda Lilly Drs. Pramod and Rajul Malik COL John Race Jr. Bill and Barbi Willey Chris Birdsong Robert and Jean Major Dr. and Mrs. Chad Manke Ms. Juanita Raisor Dr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. Jeff Williams Muriel Bonney Eleanor Marshall Mrs. John F. Marshall, Jr. Mr. Henry L. Rankin Archie Boswell Patrick B. McDermott Mr. Juan Marti William and Sue Raper Dr. B. Yeh Williamson Ms. Lynette M. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rashkind Mr. James S. Wilson Ed and Linda Bradley Tom and Alice Mountjoy Richard and Gail Massey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rayfield Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wooldridge Jon Brage Edward and Gayle Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mastaglio Dr. and Mrs. Bishop P. Read Dr. Robert Woolfitt Regina and Samuel Brayboy Susan and Johnny Norman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mastracco Mrs. Lucy F. Reasor Mr. John R. Worstell Joe T. Brinkley, Jr. Thomas Northrop Ms. Rondra J. Matthews Mr. Neil Reed Ms. Moira C. Wright Cornell Burcher Drs. James and Carol Nottingham Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Matthias Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reins Ms. Betty E. Wrightson Mr. and Mrs. I.V. Cohen Alex and Libbey Oliver Heather and Matt Mazzoni Charles Reninger Mr. and Mrs. Yeh Elizabeth Young and Robert Lovell Arthur L. Collins Frances Olsen Dr. and Mrs. Hugh B. McCormick, Jr. Mr. Chris Rennix Mr. Lorenz Connelly, Jr. Rose Patterson Ms. Margie McCormick Dr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson Mike and Hazel Zamperini Heather McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rikkola The Honorable Jeannette F. Zeidler Elaine Cooper Margaret Perdue McCracken Family/ Fine, Fine, Legum, Ron and Debbie Ritter Dr. Penelope P. Ziegler Dorothy Croslin Charles Rafkind and McCracken Mr. Hubert B. Rochelle Robert Cross Robert Ramsdell and George Moore Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDermott Mrs. William T. Roos Cynthia Cutler and Craig Haines Alan M. Rohanna Mrs. Page C. McGaughy Dr. and Mrs. Meredith B. Rose AREA ARTS COMMISSION GRANTS Cecelia Dawe-Gillis Dr. Robert M. Rubin Dr. and Mrs. George McGuire Carl and Sally Roy Dr. Carl R. Dolmetsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schaefer, Jr. Dr. Melissa McLeod and Mr. James E. Mr. and Mrs. David Rudiger WHRO wishes to thank the following arts commissions for their generous Emmett F. Dyer Gary and Barbara Schechter Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ruehe Rodney Earle Steven and Ruina Senkovich Anne L. McRae and Cary A. Petzinger Rutter Mills Attorneys at Law, LLP support: Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Meredith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Sachse Billie Paxton Einselen Dr. William “Si” Simonson Mr. John Mercogliano III Mr. and Mrs. Kurt G. Schroeder Chesapeake Fine Arts Commission Dr. David Fitch Margaret Stillman Dr. Bernard H. Miller LTC (Ret) and Mrs. Steven Senkovich Hampton Arts Commission Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Frieden Samuel G. Strickland Mr. James L. Miller Jane and Win Short Newport News Arts Commission Stanley Furman Dr. Keith Sutton and Dr. Gail Beyer Michael and Tina Minter Mr. Jae Sinnett Norfolk Commission on the Arts and Jan Gates Bill A. Tew Mr. William M. Mitchell and Ms. Magali Leonard and Tiffanye Sledge Humanities Phyllis M. Hale Mary Jane Thornton Love Mrs. Martha C. Smith Portsmouth Museum and Fine Arts John Heimerl Barbara Walters Dr. Carolyn S. Moneymaker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sobocinski Commission Rosemary Heth Sam and Jane Webster Margaret A. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Solomon Virginia Beach Arts and Humanities Joe and Berna Heyman Frank Wheless Dr. Martha Mooney Mr. and Mrs. William T. Spence Commission Dr. Ann Moore and Dr. Thomas Ellis Kent and Valerie Stitt Williamsburg Area Arts Commission Paula Hougen Marsha Lynn Wilkins John R. and Pollie W. Morison Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Stockmeyer York County Arts Commission Bernard Jaffe Evangeline Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Morrell Ms. Ann P. Stokes David Johnson Elizabeth Young Dr. Ula K. Motekat Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stringer Eleanor Kanter June Myers Mrs. Susan Summerlin David Kennedy, Jr. Drs. I. C. Vernon and Molly* Netto Mr. and Mrs. David Sutelan Barbara A. Kerr The New Leaf, Inc. CAPT and Mrs. Robert Swain, USCG Jim and Gerri Newsom (Ret.) Capt. and Mrs. James P. Nickols USN Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Swartz *Deceased (Ret.) Ms. C. B. Talbot Consider joining the List reflects annual gifts of $1,200+ community of people who want Noland Memorial Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Taraski and Mr. Paul received through December 2012.WHRO Mr. Sidney Nusbaum Fisher makes every effort to ensure accuracy. public television and radio to Mr. Richard W. Oberdorfer Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Taylor span generations by including Ms. Deborah S. Ogan Mr. and Mrs. Willis Taylor If you find an error in your listing or if you WHRO in your will. For more would like to change your recognition information call Dory Morrison Mr. Dan O’Loughlin Jaclyn M. Thobaben preference, please contact Jenny Dutile at Mrs. Barbara B. O’Neill Mr. Gilbert C. Thomas ( 7 5 7 ) 8 8 9 - 9 4 3 8 o r e m a i l at (757) 889-9477 or email [email protected]. [email protected].

Tribute Gifts

RECENT TRIBUTE GIFTS In appreciation of Dr. Karen Knudsen for In memory of V.M. “Barney” Annas TO WHRO: her presentation at the Annual Auxiliary • Bob and Judy Rubin, Norfolk, VA Luncheon In memory of Dr. Frank Bilisoly • S e n t a r a A u x i l i a r y , W i l l i a m s b u r g , VA • Howard W. Martin, Suffolk, VA In memory of Lori Evans To honor a person or special occasion • Rebecca Bryles, Wichita Falls, TX with a tribute or memorial gift to WHRO, please call Jenny Dutile at 889-9438 or email [email protected] 19 When our community wins awards, our residents are the winners.

2012 was a banner, trophy and award-winning year at Atlantic Shores Retirement Community. From winning the March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction People’s Choice Award (see our happy chefs below!) to being named the Southside’s Best Retirement Community by Hampton Roads Magazine – and many more awards in between – the accolades kept our spirits soaring. But they also served to keep us grounded. Because while winning awards is nice, and while some of them may not seem as important as others, there is a bigger story here. The way we see it, getting recognition for so many things we do, big or small, points to our commitment to do all things well. For Atlantic Shores residents, that comes as no surprise. But for other folks who are at or near retirement, our skills and attention to detail across the board should speak volumes. So whether it’s our outstanding cuisine, a well-designed website, a national award for our executive director, or a public relations campaign for our guide-dog program, you know we approach everything with care, with enthusiasm and with love. If that sounds like a place where you’d enjoy making a new home, and with it total independence, freedom and the comfort of ownership that are unique to Atlantic Shores, plan a visit soon. And while our tours haven’t won an award yet, we’re working on it.

—THE AWARDS— Best Retirement Community – Southside Gold Award- Hampton Roads Magazine (regional) Recognized in the top three retirement communities in Eastern VA- Virginia Living Magazine (regional) Silver Stevie Award – Eden Jones, Executive of the Year – American Business Awards (national) Silver Stevie Award – PR Campaign of the Year – American Business Awards (national) Executive Director Eden Jones, Women in Business Honoree (regional) March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction 2012 – People’s Choice Award (regional) March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction 2012 – Best Booth Award (regional) MOCA’s House of Blues & Brews Stew Competition – Winner – Best Stew 2012 (regional) Best of the Web – among top 10 best designed senior living websites in the nation – 2012 (national)

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