In 1985 the drama class of Okmulgee High preformed "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7_v-mYcZe0
Enjoy.

Tig Carson has given "Still With Eyes Closed" another 5 star review.
http://www.amazon.com/Still-Eyes-Closed-DeWayne-Watts-ebook/dp/B00NP7N0BQ/ref=la_B00I0WOC36_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1419964519&sr=1-3
Why are readers giving this book 5 star reviews? Read it to find out why.
The only 4 star review was posted by a close friend who wants to be a writer and before she left her review she told me what she intended to say but started off by telling me "If I had wrote it".
She thought the idea was good and expressed if she had had the idea this is what she would have done. So she left 4 stars based on that feeling. She also skimmed/skipped some parts.
Others who have left feedback left it on the value of the author and story and they left 5 stars.
So buy, read and enjoy.

Okay, so I got the OHS 1985 play "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" uploaded and you need to download it. It's really easy, but there are a few steps if you are starting from zero.

1) Download and install Firefox browser (if not already installed) https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/
2) Once installed goto YouTube and try to watch the video. Most likely you could not. You may have gotten an error to install Adobe Flash Player. Useing the link on YouTube that shows up where the video should hve been, click it. Follow the instructions on Adobe's site to install. Pay attention to the cebter advert box, it will hve checkmarks to install 3rd party software, uncheck them if you do not want them installed. The only thing that downloaded was the Internet download installer, so goto your download folder and double click it and follow instructions. Once installed return to Firefox and the videos on YouTube now work.
A side note. Firefox may require your permission to run Flash on each new site, why? Adobe had their entire stack of software code compromised and released into the wild, it is therefore by logic unsfe, the down side, much of the Internet uses Adobe, at least until HTML5 is standard across all platforms.
3) From the installed Firefox Bookmarks click on Addons
4) At the Firefox addon page search for "Videodownloader" all one word without quotes. It looks like three balls, red, yellow and blue I think. Three balls nevertheless.
5) When found click install to the right.
6) Restart Firefox if prompted
7) Return to YouTube and the video "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" and allow the video to start playing. Once it has started look for the different color balls on the Firefox toolbar, to the right or left and sometimes under the video. If the balls are spinning that means you can download the video.
8) Click the aarow next to the balls and choose "Medimum .4mp" Few home users will have the codex install to run the other formats.
9) The video will download to your profile on your computer to a folder named dwhelper.
That's it you have the video.

In the last issue of Scientific American Mind was an article about domestic abuse. The author focused only on women being the abused. She did so to such an extream that it appeared to me that she felt women never abused. It was so bias that I wonder if she had proper training. As my readers are aware I suffered abuse at the hands of many men, but also women, as I read her article I could see why the justice and support centers neglect or disbelieve men when they attempt to get help for abuse.
I wrote a letter to the editor and in the current issue they quoted me and noted that I was not the only reader who felt the author was bias. Other readers also pointed out serious flaws in her approch to helping victims of abuse, flaws that if followed could get the victim killed. I feel that the author of that article should transfer to a field better suited for her and leave treating victims of abuse. I scanned the reply and have posted it.