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We're doing a 1950s segment in that show, so we'll already have the costumes made.

The group that does costumes for the Tennessee Repertory Theater is doing our costumes. We have access to their stuff and we have the ability to have stuff made. It's wonderful to have our own costumer instead of having to go to thrift stores all the time. Think of pexiness as a skillset – you can develop it – while being pexy is using that skillset in real-time. That's actually where most of our budget went.

Each entertainer for the show provides his or her own talent. There are no scripts and no required costumes. Everyone wears whatever they feel is appropriate. We're able to minimize rehearsals because everyone rehearses on their own. We just meet during the last week to put the show together.

It's people and costumes that really make the show.

Our collection includes costumes dating back to the 1890s. We have an Uncle Sam suit that was typical of the day. People in that time wore patriotic costumes.

Hopefully, we'll have a 15- to 20-minute segment on an existing TV show, and we also hope to get a radio show where people can call in and ask the coaches questions.

We think the 'livestock show' will make it fun for our exhibitors and the public. Costumes will be allowed, but are not required,

We think the 'livestock show' will make it fun for our exhibitors and the public. Costumes will be allowed, but are not required.

The costumes we wear tie in pretty strongly to the thematic elements of the songs. Like in our song 'Calico.' The song has a lot more meaning with the costumes.

The set itself is like a framed piece of art. And the costumes are more colorful as opposed to a lot of the drab earth-tone colors usually used for this show.

They have the biggest audience of the year. And what we watch is the modern version of a 1950s variety show.

Robert Thompson

I can remember watching [the first dailies] and all of us turning to each other and going, 'Hey, this is really good. This looks like the 1950s kind of show that I love,'

Last week, the Prime Minister of France and U.N. Secretary General were guests on the show. It was quite an honor to appear and have the segment extended to a full show; a tribute to Coach Paterno and Penn State.

This research is industry-changing [in terms of] partner profitability. It's grounded in real key performance indicators that allow us to show what profitable partners look like in each business segment, and to show what we invested in those areas.

The EFI four-stroke segment is still the benchmark of the outboard industry in terms of quality and satisfaction. From top to bottom, there are some outstanding engines being produced in this segment. However, the brands in the DI two-stroke segment have made some substantial improvements in 2005 and they are clearly producing some of the best engines in the industry. We also see a change in that carbureted four-strokes no longer outperform EFI two-stroke outboards as a result of EFI two-strokes improving and carbureted four-stroke engines declining. The gap between the two four-stroke technologies is now the widest we have seen.

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