Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground at North Coast Repertory Theatre

 North Coast Repertory Theatre presents John Rubinstein in Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground 1962 – and less than two years after leaving office, Dwight Eisenhower learns that a poll of historians has ranked him #22 of 35 on the list of presidents. Reflecting on his life and work, Eisenhower confronts his place in history. Filled with humor, pathos, and insights about America’s rich and complex history, “Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground” asks provocative questions that are as pertinent now as they were sixty years ago. Perhaps more.

Eisenhower: This Piece of Ground will play March 14, 2022 at 7:30pm. Tickets are $20. To purchase tickets call 858-481-1055 or visit their website.

North Coast Repertory Theatre, under the artistic leadership of David Ellenstein since 2003, is a professional Equity theatre founded in 1982 by Olive and Tom Blakistone. Currently celebrating its 40th season, North Coast Rep has received critical acclaim from media and audiences alike, and has evolved into one of the area’s leading performing arts organizations. North Coast Rep prides itself on employing the majority of its actors from Actors’ Equity Association for its high quality, award-winning productions, and staging works by established and emerging playwrights. Throughout its history, North Coast Rep has created a platform where artist and audience thrive through the intimacy of live theatre, recognizing the power of theatre to challenge complacency, revitalize the imagination, nurture the unexpected, and embrace the variety and diversity in our lives.

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9,999-piece ‘Rock Pals NFT Collection Dropping January 12, 2022

Nostalgia drives some of the happiest and saddest moments in our lives. Think about the last time someone mentioned a reference from a cartoon you grew up watching as a kid and the emotion that followed. Replicating this nostalgic feel is what led to the inspiration behind Rock Pals NFT. The virality of pet rocks surged in 1975 when the inventor, Gary Dahl, became an overnight success off this ingenious concept of a rock with googly-eyes nestled within a box with holes designed to let the rock breathe – like a pet. Rock Pals NFT made it their mission to beat the odds and style their art in a non-traditional fashion.

Rock Pals NFT goes far beyond the art and seeks to provide numerous forms of utility to their holders. One of Rock Pals biggest selling points is the future implementation of their $PEBBLES token which will provide passive income to all holders. This token will become a key asset to the rest of the hidden gems the project has in store. From merch store perks, access to -The Big Bang- which will occur in Phase 4 of their roadmap, and swapping $PEBBLES for other tokens; this project is deeper then it’s arts appearance.

The Rock Pals NFT collection will have 9,999 unique pieces called Rock Pals, priced to sell at just .05 ETH for an individual mint. Rock Pals is a collection of smirk-faced, styled out googly eye rocks on the Ethereum Blockchain. Just like art, NFT owners want to display their rare collectibles so the team placed Rocks on podiums. With possible attributes like red velvet rope & studio lighting, your NFTs become more than a pfp.

Timing has been the team’s biggest obstacle. With the original launch planned for mid-December, they soon realized that to make their drop as seamless and cost effective for their supporters, the executive decision of launching January 12th was decided on. To make up for this, the team had also added a pre-sale date of January 10th, which not only provides a guaranteed early access NFT, but also decreased mint prices.

About Rock Pals NFT

The team is composed of three best friends who knew the rat race of working for someone would lead them down an unfulfilling life. Crypto was no new concept to the team, but NFTs became intriguing to each of them, and they combined all efforts to kickstart the project. Each member had their own skills to bring to the table ranging from marketing to coding. When brainstorming ideas for the roadmap, the question of “why rocks?” came up and through multiple layers of questioning, the answer became clear that they would focus charitable efforts around our biggest rock, Planet Earth. From the team’s perspective, this project won’t be complete until they are able to bring a lasting impact to their community and environment.