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The play, directed by Mark Lamos and written by two-time Tony Award nominee Chad Beguelin, plays Aug. 28 to Sept. 15.
"Harbor" is described: "[Play opens] with Ted and Kevin, who have been together for 10 years, in their picture perfect house in Sag Harbor. When Kevin's ne'er-do-well sister Donna, whom he hasn't seen in years, and her 15-year-old daughter arrive out of the blue, the pair's idyllic life changes and tensions quickly bubble to the surface. The bonds between kith and kin are tested in this alternately biting, touching and hilarious new comedy about the constantly shifting nature of the meaning of family. "
Steggert's credits also include: "110 in the Shade" and "Master Harold…and the Boys." Off-Broadway, he was in "The Grand Manner," directed by Mark Lamos; "Yank!" and "The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island." Upcoming work includes "Giant" at The Public Theater. On television he played a year as Sam Grey on "All My Children."
Stewart appeared last season at Westport Country Playhouse in "Twelfth Night." On Broadway, he was in "The People in the Picture," "Fiddler on the Roof," and "Cyrano." Regional theater credits include "The Last Five Years" (Berkshire Theatre Festival), "Funny Girl" (Drury Lane, Chicago), "Hello Again" (LA premiere), "Pera Palas" (Long Wharf Theatre), and "Children of Eden" (American premiere). On television he played Danny Santos on "Guiding Light."
Nowlin's credits: roles in off-Broadway's Atlantic Theatre and Second Stage and regionally, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at Shakespeare Theatre Washington, D.C. and "Anthony and Cleopatra" at Guthrie Theater, both directed by Mark Lamos. Her film credits include "The Adjustment Bureau"; on television she appeared in "Pan Am" and "The Black Donnellys."
Molar performed with RADA, Joe's Pub, Le Poisson Rouge, and The GBS Players. On television, she appeared in "The Next Big Thing" (Oxygen), "Electric Company" (PBS), and "Danger Dawgz" (MTV). A high school senior, she trained with RADA London and Second City Chicago.
Beguelin is a two-time Tony Award nominee for his work on the Broadway musical "The Wedding Singer" (Tony Award nomination for Best Book and Best Original Score). He wrote the lyrics for the Broadway musical "Elf." He also wrote the book and lyrics for "Judas & Me" (NYMF Award for Excellence in Lyric Writing), and wrote the book for Disney's stage version of "Aladdin." He is the recipient of the Edward Kleban Award for Outstanding Lyric Writing, the Jonathan Larson Performing Arts Foundation Award, the Gilman & Gonzalez-Falla Musical Theater Award, and the ASCAP Foundation Richard Rodgers New Horizons Award.
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Women of Action is a worldwide network that equips women, mothers and business leaders living in poverty to reach their God-given potential.
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You can become a Woman of Action by sponsoring a Food for the Hungry savings group – and you'll be helping women help each other overcome poverty. Built upon biblical values, these groups meet regularly to learn about livelihood, savings, stewardship, legal rights, parenting and health.
Food for the Hungry staff and Bangladeshi women attend a savings group together.
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When you sponsor a Food for the Hungry savings group with your generous $39 monthly pledge, you'll be helping to educate and empower Bangladeshi women. Women gather together in these groups and learn how to read, run a business and understand their legal rights. A gift of $39 a month supports five women to participate in a group. $468 supports their participation for one year.
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WASHINGTON, April 22 (UPI) -- Diplomacy veteran Christopher Hill has been confirmed as the next U.S. ambassador to Iraq.
The full Senate voted Tuesday 73-23 to confirm Hill as the head of the United State's largest embassy, the Defense Department said Wednesday in a news release. Hill succeeds Ryan Crocker.
Hill was instrumental in leading the U.S. delegation in the group talks on North Korean denuclearization. He also served as ambassador to South Korea, Poland and Macedonia, and as a special envoy to Kosovo. Hill also has served on the National Security Council.
During the confirmation process, several senators said Hill's background did not meet the rigors of the ambassadorship to Iraq.
In Iraq, Hill will serve in the embassy compound on 104 acres along the banks of the Tigris River in central Baghdad, the Pentagon said. It includes 27 office, housing and support buildings where more than 1,200 U.S. diplomats, military personnel and government officials and staff from 14 federal agencies work and live.


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Victor Manuel Garcia Perez was born in Mexico, D.F. He studied three years in the Business school Escuela Bancaria Comercial in Mexico. He enrolled in Saint Benedict's College in Atchison, Kansas, and obtained a B.A. in Spanish with a minor in Business in 1967. For his graduate studies he went to the University of Missouri at Kansas City and Columbia, and obtained a M.A. in Spanish American Literature. He completed all the graduate course work, and passed his oral and written exams for his Ph.D. in 1972. In 1971, he became a member of the faculty of the Department of Foreign Languages in Antioch College, and taught there from 1971 to 2005.
He retired as an Emeritus faculty. During his tenure at the college his responsibilities were numerous. He served as Chair of the Department of the Foreign Languages and the Humanities in numerous occasions. He designed programs and directed groups of students in Mexico, Cuba, and Costa Rica. He was the Director of the Morelia program for the Kentucky Institute for International Studies. He also was a Consultant for CICALS guiding the curriculum of Latin American Studies for African American Universities, and a Consultant for the Flame Project for El espejo enterrado by Carlos Fuentes at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. He has given many formal presentations and chaired workshops in conferences and universities. His research interests are in Latin American Literature and adult education.
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Breakfast: Nothing like starting off the day with an avocado smoothie from Thang's! I somehow convinced mom to drive in the opposite direction from work, going from home in Manoa to Thang's in Chinatown and then backwards to work in Kapahulu. It was most definitely worth it though, as we both agreed. The avocado smoothies here are truly works of art, each smoothie contains half a fresh avocado, condensed milk, ice, and whatever magic they pour in from the those white bottles behind the counter. It's thick, yet refreshing from the first sip to the last. Boba is optional, and I usually opt out, but I was in a boba-ish mood this morning. Note: it is deceivingly filling, and I'm betting it would suffice most as a lunch meal – there must be enough calories in here for a day!
But of course I had to go and have a late lunch later in the afternoon right? I met up with a few friends for a snack/afternoon bite at the Mariposa in Neiman's. To start: popovers with pineapple-papaya butter.
A cup of chicken consommé.
Instead of a complete meal, as I was already super full from the smoothie, I went with the corn chowder, a very reliable standby. Creamy and abundant with kernels of fresh corn, my only complaint was that it was served lukewarm. Even though it was a later 'lunch' and the restaurant wasn't too busy, I felt bad running such a small bill. Our waiter must have super hated us. I sure would have! But we made sure to tip well. And I decided to contribute to the economy by purchasing a little dessert at La Palme D'Or.
And here's the dessert! I was debating over madelines and financers…settled on a madeline, and then changed my mind when I saw the cream cheese brownie. I LOVE brownies. SUPER LOVE. This was a cakey brownie with a true melt on your tongue texture, not super chocolately but any lack of chocolate was surely compensated with butter, and lots of it. The cream cheese topping was too thin for the height of the brownie, though the whole walnuts pressed on top the brownie was a nice touch.
I went back to the office after the soup and brownie excursion and worked for a few more hours before heading over to the Curry House in McCully for dinner. On the way to dinner, I was sitting in the car and thinking: chee, is this what life is? You eat, then work, then eat, do other stuff, and eat again! I dunno. On a few occasions this summer I found myself so sick of eating that I just wanted nothing more but Cheerios for the rest of my life. I got over that pretty quickly. But still. Whatevers. I don't think that made any sense at all.
Back to Curry House. Mom had the clam curry pictured above, she was a little sad to find out that it was canned clams… My sister was quite happy with her gyoza curry though, I didn't manage to get a picture before she stuck her spoon into the dish, mixed everything together, thus rendering it very unphotogenic.
Dad and I both had the chicken katsu curry – another reliable standby like Mariposa's corn chowder. Today must have been the day of standby foods. It's always curious to watch how people eat their curry here. Some like to mix it all together. Others like to keep the rice and curry separate for as long as possible. Myself? I dip each piece of super crunchy katsu (which on occasion, contains more katsu batter than meat!) into the curry. Take a bite. Then take a spoonful of curry and rice together and eat! Repeat. To each his own.
Earlier in the summer, Steph and I ate at the Curry House in Ala Moana (after a very stressful day which involved car accidents and boys and smoothies and movies). I am forever grateful to Steph for introducing me to the concept of adding corn with your curry! Pictured here is the gyoza curry with corn! With corn! Isn't that super awesome? The corn gives snappy little sweet bits with every mouthful, I would have never thought that corn + Japanese curry would go so well, but you know what? There are a lot of things I would have never thought of.
Don't get the eggplant curry if you go unless you plan on adding something else like cheese or corn to the dish. Otherwise plain eggplant is boring. 7 tiny and sad looking pieces of eggplant. You may as well just have curry spooned over a bowl of rice. The menu here is very versatile. Add squid, kimchee, corn, cheese, anything you can think of! Just don't get plain eggplant curry.
Curry House is a clear favorite among many of my friends and bloggers on the island. It's easy to understand why: good food, low prices, big portions…and who wouldn't like Japanese curry??
Here's a link to other local reviews on Curry House:
Ono Kine Grindz
Big Island Grinds
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La Palme D'Or
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In 2012, the first KCON USA — a Korean Wave festival — was held as a one-day event at SoCals Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre. It has since grown to last five days with programs in both New York City and Los Angeles. This year, KCON LAs exhibitors, including entities like Toyota … Continue reading
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If you haven't yet been to a concert at Cape Ann Marina's Waterfront Pavilion, now is the time — and if you've been to a concert in this gorgeous waterfront venue, you know what I'm talking about.
It's the perfect summer music experience — ask anybody who was at the packed James Montgomery show last Friday.
This Friday (8/29) we're bringing in the same concert stage and state-of-the-art sound & lights for Henri Smith New Orleans Friends & Flavours to kick off Schooner Festival weekend — get tickets here.
There's a wonderful parallel between James Montgomery and Henri Smith. Both bandleaders are major talents, they love to surround themselves with the best players available and both are committed to furthering their musical traditions by nurturing young talent.
Henri is bringing Grammy-winning saxophonist and flautist Amadee Castenell (who appeared in the HBO hit series Treme) along with Berklee professor Herman Hampton and top New England Conservatory trombonist Eric Stilwell — 3 generations of top musicians on the same stage!
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July 12, 2011, Los Angeles, CA– With San Diego Comic Con fast approaching, Radical has some exciting announcements surrounding our presence at the convention.
First off, in addition to the usual fare, Radical will be offering a selection of exclusives at this year's SDCC. These special, limited edition items will include:
• Damaged #1, Leonardo Manco Rare Painted Cover Variant (Limited to 250 copies, only 50 available per day)
• The Last Days of American Crime SDCC Sketch Cover (Limited to 500 copies, only 100 available per day)
• Damaged #1 Sketch Cover, SDCC Limited Edition
• Damaged #1 Virgin Cover with original sketch by Leonardo Manco
• Driver for the Dead, Time Bomb and The Last Days of American Crime trade paperbacks with mini SDCC-edition lithographs
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• Limited edition art print lithographs
Only a set number of the first two exclusives listed will be available each day at Radical's booth, #3735, so plan accordingly— when they're gone, they're gone!
Furthermore, Radical would like to take this opportunity to share this year's signing schedule—this is your chance to interact with the industry's best and brightest!
Thursday, July 21
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Friday, July 22
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RADICAL PANEL: Radical panel in Room 24ABC with Sam Worthington, Michael Schwarz, John Schwarz, David Lapham, Rick Remender, Joshua Dysart, Leonardo Manco and Barry Levine
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Lastly, Radical will be running a total of five contests each day of the Con, giving you a myriad of chances to win awesome Radical prizes– there's something for everyone, so don't miss out!
Be one of the first five people to visit Radical's booth (#3735) and mention the Early Bird contest to win a prize bundle of Volumes 1 & 2 of Radical's Hercules!
Visit Radical's booth to find our daily trivia question– tweet the correct answer to @Radicalcomics for a chance at a bundle of three Radical issue #1s! This contest will have a total of three winners each day.
Visit Radical's booth dressed as your favorite Radical character (or in a Radical-branded outfit) for a shot at some swag! Each person to visit the booth in a Radical costume will receive a bundle of issue #0s. Radical will also choose a daily winner, awarding the person with the best Radical costume of the day a special schwag bag of Radical apparel.
What could be simpler? Just post the following as a status update: "Come to the Radical Publishing booth (#3735) at Comic Con." Tag Radical, submit to your profile, and wait– this contest's daily winner will receive a copy of Radical's SDCC-exclusive edition of Damaged #1 signed by Sam Worthington, Michael Schwarz, John Schwarz, David Lapham, and Leonardo Manco!
Sign up for Radical's mailing list at our booth to receive a free raffle ticket. Raffle winners will be announced at 3:00 PM each day, with the winners receiving a custom sketch cover of Damaged #1 drawn by Leonardo Manco and signed by Sam Worthington, Michael Schwarz, John Schwarz, David Lapham, and the artist himself.
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We celebrated Earth Day with our annual park clean up, the event was chilly but well attended.
For the past ten days, we have been working on a papier-mâché globe.
I still can't believe we persevered on this project. This was the first time that the girls and I have attempted mache. I think it will be awhile before we try it again as it is very labour-intensive: three coats of newspaper plus drying time, one coat of paint and then one coat of Modge Podge. That being said, I was kind of delighted when they told their grandparents all about the project – I think a few memories were made.
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Furry Friends Food Drive is nourishing the human/animal bond
Vicki Escarra, CEO of Feeding America, tells a story that illustrates the predicament many families are facing in these tough economic times.
After a family gave their beloved pet to a shelter because they could no longer afford to care for it, their small child asked in a panic, "Are they going to give me away, too?"
That story, relayed by Janie Gianostos, director of community relations and marketing for the Food Bank of the Rockies, underscores the need for a Denver pet food drive that's now in its third year.
For some, it's tough enough feeding their family, much less a pet. Many families continue to turn their pets over to shelters, as painful as that may be.
The Denver-based Furry Friends Food Drive is trying to keep people and their pets together.
The drive was started by a group of women who got together on their own in 2009 to supply pet food to those who need it.
In its first two years, the drive gathered thousands of pounds of food, as well as cash donations, which was all funneled through Food Bank of the Rockies in Denver to partner agencies throughout the state (soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters).
Even though the effort is currently in its third year and she is familiar with the need, Gianostos is still moved by stories of human/animal love and sacrifice.
"We hear stories about seniors who choose to
feed their pet before taking needed medication or eating, themselves" Gianostos says.
"And one homeless man stated that his dog was his best friend because the dog never judged him, only showing him love and acceptance."
The Furry Friends Food Drive sprang from the mind of Felicia Diamond, a Denver animal lover who believes in confronting problems head-on.
She enlisted her friends and now, for the third
time, the "same crazy group of women" has sprung to life.
Diamond believes the drive is growing in various ways.
For one, donors such as Petco, originally a 2010 partner, have continued their support even though the formal drive had ended.
Local Petco stores still collect food for Food Bank of the Rockies.
"The relationships with our retail donors, like
Petco, helped us to have a fairly steady supply when food from the Furry Friends Drive was exhausted," Gianostos says.
And The Petco Foundation, a nonprofit arm of the chain, has expanded its "We Are Family Too" program to include a Food Bank Collection Program in Petco stores nationwide.
Diamond said another step forward has been greater use of social media to promote the drive. It has partnered with 22 veterinary clinics and various pet stores. They allow Facebook messages to be sent out promoting the drive.
Lastly, people have been dropping food off directly to the Food Bank on their own, she says.
"Our ultimate goal is to have the drive year-round," Diamond says. "It doesn't do any good to just feed a pet on Thanksiving."
The Furry Friends Food Drive has a variety of
dropoff sites around the metro area and donors can take bags of food for dogs, cats, small mammals and horses to some of them throughout August.
The drive's "main event" will on Sept. 10 at South High School, 1700 East Louisiana Avenue in Denver. Food and cash will be gathered in large trucks.
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Animal tracks – A small pilot study by researchers at the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University provides preliminary evidence that reading aloud to dogs has positive effects on hildren's desire and ability to read, according to a story in Boston.com.
Over a five-week period last summer, 18 second-
graders at the Grafton Public Library were randomly divided into two groups: for 30 minutes each week, half read aloud to a dog and half read to a person.
At the end of the five weeks, the children's
abilities were measured. The researchers saw a
difference, with an increase in the words read per minute by the children in the dog group, and a decrease among children who spent the
time reading to humans.The researchers also measured the change in the children's attitudes toward reading. . . .
August 19-21 – The Denkai Animal Sanctuary thrift store will have its annual garage sale starting at 8 a.m. each day. The store is at 14253 Hwy. 392 Greeley. Contact: (970) 352-5330.
August 19 – DealShow, a live interactive auction website in Denver, will be hosting a charity auction at 6 p.m. for Freedom Service Dogs. Fifteen percent of the proceeds will go to the Englewood-based non-profit. Information: http://www.dealshow.com.
September 17 – Colorado Reptile Humane Society in Longmont will be offering two workshops to help owners of box turtles and tortoises learn the proper way to hibernate their turtle or tortoise. Information: www.corhs.org
Aug. 11, Sept. 11 and Sept. 25 – Denver Animal Shelter and Denver Animal Control will offer vaccination clinics at, respectively, Swansea Park, Aztlan Park and Thomas Park. Information: denver animal shelter
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Pop-up notifications on Xbox One
Pop-up notifications on your Xbox One console notify you about events such as a new message or an incoming Skype call.
When you see a pop-up notification and want to view it, press and hold the Xbox button on your controller. If you miss the pop-up notification, press the Xbox button to open the guide, and then select System > App & system notifications to view it there.
To change your notification settings, press the Xbox button to open the guide, and then select System > Settings > Preferences > Notifications. You can choose what to do with individual Xbox and app notifications (or turn all notifications off), adjust the duration of pop-up notifications, and more.
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Say yes to the breasts! Wear your body pride around your neck. This necklace is the last of it's kind.
Brass pendant with onyx areolas and a sterling silver chain.
Made in Portland, OR.
We will accept returns or exchanges on online orders that are sent back to us within 14 days of delivery. All returns must be in unworn, undamaged condition with their tags still attached. We will process your return once we receive the item/s in our store.
Because we understand that you need to try on clothing to know how it fits, full-price clothing may be returned to us for a refund (minus all shipping costs) or exchange. All clothing purchased at a mark-down is FINAL SALE, not eligible for return or exchange. We're always happy to provide additional pictures or insider info about the fit of a particular garment before you buy it--just call us at 206.788.0330 or send us an email and we'll do our best to advise you.
Underwear, swimwear, apothecary items, items in the "SALE" section, and any other items explicitly noted as final sale are not eligible for return or exchange.
For all non-clothing items, we accept returns for store credit or exchange only.
Email us within 7 days of delivery at firstname.lastname@example.com to start your return or exchange. Tell us the items you wish to return, the reason for your return, and what item/s you'd like to exchange for (if applicable). We'll email you a shipping label and detailed return instructions.
New Arrivals : Get first pick of our fall clothing.
Last Chance : Snag a limited-edition style before it disappears.
On Sale : Score a deal on some USA/Canada-made goods!
All five of the rad ladies who work at Velouria have put together lists of their favorite things in the shop—things to wear, things to smell, and things to generally enjoy! Check out those staff picks.
Wanna know about our favorite things made in the USA and Canada?
And be the first to hear about sales and events?
And get the lowdown on other cool stuff happening in our community?
And enjoy some clothing-based puns?
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BA Handbook Adding/Dropping Courses
Students register for classes online using my.sjsu. Students must attend the first class meeting to ensure they are not dropped by the instructor.
Students must also adhere closely to the University's add and drop dates. These deadlines can be found online and on the instructors' green sheets. Instructors will give add codes for students adding a class once classes commence. In most cases, late adds will not be granted. It is the student's responsibility to approach the instructor, before the add date deadline, if an add code does not work.
To drop a class, students should follow the directions on my.sjsu. Students must petition to drop a course if the drop deadline has passed. The required forms must be obtained from Admissions and Records. These forms require signatures of the instructor and Department Director.
Students must petition to enroll in over 18 units. Excess units petitions can obtained from the Dance Advisor, Professor Janie Scott. It is the student's responsibility to check his or her my.sjsu regularly regarding all class schedule information.


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Baytowne Ice Rink Opens (Hours Vary)
Tuesday, October 30
9:00 am
The Village of Baytowne Wharf
9100 Baytowne Blvd
Miramar Beach, Florida 32550
Baytowne Ice Rink Opens – Saturday October 27th
Village of Baytowne Wharf
Dust off those skates and get in the winter spirit at The Village of Baytowne Wharf's Baytowne on Ice. The ice rink will be open from October 27th – February 2nd. Hours vary daily
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|Sat 10 Nov 2012, 8:00pm–12:00am
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SuperSystem is New Zealands only U2 and Green Day tribute Act. We present 3 hours of high energy live performance backed up by full video and lighting inspired by the originals.
You kids might be a bit too young to remember... The Transformers cartoon... a long time ago back in the days when Ferris Buellers Days Off had a PG rating ...and all the kids were playing Sonic The Hedgehog on their Sega Mega Drives...
Back then... there was a band called U2... you may have heard of them. They were one of the biggest bands in the world - Way back in in 2011, apparently they made only about $800 million with their so called '360' tour.
Unlucky for you you'll probably never get a chance to see them play, their music has been converted into 1s and 0s and uploaded to the ether and their heads have been preserved in futurama style jars.
Lucky for you however, we have the next best thing!
Supersystem - New Zealand's only dedicated U2 tribute band will be playing all your favourites at The Kingslander on the 10th of November. They'll be putting on a full concert with lights - with video and ... with funky U2 outfits.
Not only is the music outstanding the visuals are trippy as hell! Be there to experience the sound, sights and smells of U2 - this may be the only chance you get.
And if that wasn't the most awesome thing you ever heard we they are going to kick the night off with a "awesome as f**k" Green Day show!
Green Day - Green Day - Green Day... you either love 'em... or... like them a lot.
Supersystem in New Zealand's only - Green Day tribute band. They've got punk, they've got funk but most of all they got really loud amps!
Can you have more fun than this?
Get your friends together on a Saturday night, rock down to The Kignslander for some hard core - kick you in the butt - don't give a flying f**k - post punk - rock n' roll.
Show starts 9pm
Please note the presale price for this event is $10 and
only available online at Eventfinda. Door sales on the night are $20.
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