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Tim Schall
So Far
The Cabaret at Savor
The cabaret venue is a cozy upstairs room at the restaurant Savor, 4356 Lindell Blvd. in St. Louis' Central West End. The room has an Egyptian theme with slightly less than 20 tables, flocked walls, and heavy draperies. I found it definitely has its charms as an intimate setting in which artist and audience can appreciate each other's close company.
Schall, a well-known cabaret performer who makes his home in St. Louis, started his set off with Rogers and Hammerstein's "So Far," followed by a sprightly "They All Laughed," by George and Ira Gershwin. He definitely had fun with "Tale of the Oyster," by Cole Porter, and Kander and Ebb's "Ring Them Bells." His serious, soulful side was very evident in songs such as "All The Things You Are," by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields, "Vincent," by Don McLean, "The Sweetest Sounds," by Richard Rodgers, and "Watching the Show," by Brad Ross and Joe Keenan. The most surprising song to me was one I'd never heard before, which was a reverse on the song "Nothing," from the musical A Chorus Line, in which an acting teacher intimidates Morales, a young student. Here, the song "Something," by Doug Merkel and Doug Bernstein, told the same story, but from the point of view of Morales' teacher, Murray Carp. Quite clever.
The 1 hour 15 minute performance (no intermission) included about a dozen additional songs, each one of which was a pleasure to hear and experience. The encore was an appropriate holiday selection, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," by composer Hugh Martin.
Throughout the night, although pitchy in a few spots, Tim proved he is a consummate cabaret performer. His voice is smooth and clear, he expertly feels his way around the lyrics, and is extremely personable and informative in his connecting dialog. Long and short of it is, he's a pro, and the audience was clearly appreciative of his talents.
Schall's long-time collaborator, Neal Richardson, accompanied on the room's baby grand. He was both attentive and supportive, following Schall expertly. Kudos must be tendered as well to Rick Harmon, on lights and sound. His command of the room's minimal lighting setup was subtle, deft, and attentive, supporting the singer and palpably enhancing the mood of several songs.
More information on Savor's Cabaret performances may be obtained by calling 314-531-0220, or accessing their website at cabaretatsavor.com.
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- Yellow Leaves - i_feel_electric (NC-17)
- Slow Burn - gdontop (R)
- Research & Research 2 - blushingtabi (NC-17)
- Cinderella Man - peacensafety (NC-17)
- Stay Close, Don't Go - gdgdbaby (PG-13) Warning: Character Death
- A spoonful of sugar - i_feel_electric & peacensafety (NC-17)
- More than words - gdontop (R)
- For Me; For You - arsinen (NC-17)
- High Season - Babochi (R)
- GD⊤ Vol. 2 - jisuschrist (R/NC-17)
- Things That Go Bump In The Night - gdontop (NC-17) Bottom!TOP
- Monochromatic - u-ji-kwon (PG-13)
- This Is Fine - autotunedd (NC-17) Bottom!TOP
- This is Definitely Fine - autotunedd (NC-17) Sequel to This is Fine, Bottom!TOP
- The Way You Lie - autotunedd - (NC-17)
- Where Have You Been? - autotunedd (NC-17) Bottom!TOP
- Hotline - topyong (R/NC-17)
- The Impulse to do Something Peculiar - tae-and-coffee (NC-17)
- Do You Like My Dress, Oppa? - tae-and-coffee (NC-17)
- Talk Dirty To Me - gdontop (NC-17)
- Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This - gdontop (NC-17)
- Morning Lovin' - tae-and-coffee (NC-17)
- Mamihlapinatapai/A Bedtime Story - blushingtabi (NC-17)
- Icarus Wings - gdgdbaby (R/NC-17)
- The Wages Of Sin - gdontop (NC-17)
- Fire And Ice - gdontop (NC-17)
- The Games We Play - gdontop (NC-17)
- Awards And Their Benefits - gdontop (NC-17)
- The Price Of Freedom - gdontop (NC-17) Bottom!TOP
- Turning Into A Girl - gdontop (R)
- Car Crash Hearts - cranperryjuice (NC-17)
- Control High - holliannem (NC-17)
- Corpus Sine Pectore (Body Without Soul) - i_feel_electric (NC-17)
- Encounter With A Vampire - Erotik_Rainbowz (NC-17)
- Clutching Sand - hollysabamf (PG-13)
- Wish For You - Babochi (NC-17)
- Bibliophile - fade131 (PG-13)
- Pool - Babochi (R/NC-17)
- Of Men And Monsters - gdontop (R/NC-17)
- Rough Night - lovelydarling (NC-17) Bottom!TOP
- Bribery - blushingtabi (NC-17)
- Needs - gdontop (NC-17)
- Teacher's Pet - trixarah (R/NC-17)
- I am King - Monochromeizaya (R/NC-17)
- Still Alive - u-ji-kwon (PG-13?)
- You're Mine - Ohshan (R/NC-17)
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- One Path To Heaven - Babochi (PG-13)
- Before The Fall - gdontop (R/NC-17)
- Obsolescense - core-settlement (R/NC-17) Twincest
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The parameters are not being sent intact after the "<" symbol. So the mysql backup is not being restored. Can anybody give me some working code for this?
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Running BAT Files With The Shell Command
I am in the unfortunate possition of having to run *.bat files from the shell command. I am looking for better ways of handling *.bat files. I am hoping that there is a way of getting a return value from a *.bat file so that I can tell when the *.bat file has completed running.
Any ideas are welcome.
Running An Executable From Within A Command Button
I am designing a form that will launch
3 setup files (e.g., setup1.exe, setup2.exe, setup3.exe) from 3 different command buttons. All of these files are to be "burned" on a cd.
Eventually, I will save this file as setup.exe and call it from autorun.inf so that it loads automatically when a person puts the cd in his/her cd player.
What code should I use?
Running Command On Remote Host?
Hi all!
I need to run a command in a dos prompt on a remote windows host. I also need to retrieve the output
from the command that i run. Can i use winsock for this, and if so, how would i go about doing that?
Running A Command On Form Exit
Whats the Proper code for running a command when the user clicks the red exit button on the top right of the Visual basic program? I want to make it so that when they exit the program it deletes the values of my registry strings. Allso is there a way to make it so that the Red Exit button doesn't show or is grayed in? Thanks in advance.
Running EXE With Command Line Argument
Hello to all
Here i am getting Error on runnig the EXE with command line argument. If I run it without command line argument it works but i need to be pass argument. It works properly with IDE with Command line argument (from property box on Make tab). but after creating exe I run it with command line argument it gives Error "Referenced Memory could not Read". i am running my application like this
MyAppl.exe 12345
12345 is command line argument.
if you have any solution pls let me know
Terminating A Command Window
Im shelling out to a command prompt to retrieve some netbios statistics ie
commandline = "nbtstat -a " & & strAsset & " c: emp.txt"
RunCommand (commandline)
Shell Environ("COMSPEC") & " /c " & strCommand, vbHide
I need to terminate this after one second regardless of its success. Implementing the timer is not a problem- its terminating the process/window. If the command was successful then it will obviously not exist after the time interval- if it is unsuccessful it will hang for a period of time- hence the reason for termination. Im using vb5 at the moment- but about to move to vb6 to implement some regEx stuff so a solution in either would be grand.
Any help much appreciated!
Help! Textbox As A DOS Command Window
Hi everybody, I need to do something that I realy don't know how to do it.
I want to control a textbox to act exactlly like the DOS command prompt windows. So the mouse don't do anything, and the UP and DOWN arrows too and cannot erase what is already written in the textbox except for the current line.
In fact, I'm doing a terminal to communicate to an embedded system via the serial port so I want a form containing only a menubar and a big textbox working like the DOS, so if you know an other way to do what I want, you can propose it too.
I need it ASAP please. Thank you guys, you help me so much.
Write Command To Dos Window
I want VB to write a command (of an edit-box for example)
in the MS-Dos Window
or to execute the command somehow else
(sorry I dont know the programm well)
thx Patrick
Command To Open Immediate Window
Hi all,
i have some code that i trigger from a form button, the code prints to the immediate window- how can i open the immediate window with a command?
or will opening the immediate window alway force the code window to open? if so is there any way to show the contents of the immdiate window in a text box?
Closing A Command Window
I really need help on closing a command window that i have created using the following code:
VB Code:
Public Function ExecCmd(cmdline$) Dim proc As PROCESS_INFORMATION Dim start As STARTUPINFO Dim ret& start.cb = Len(start) ret& = CreateProcessA(0&, cmdline$, 0&, 0&, 1&, NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS, 0&, 0&, start, proc) ret& = WaitForSingleObject(proc.hProcess, INFINITE) ret& = CloseHandle(proc.hProcess)End Function
This is the usage of it:
VB Code:
Call ExecCmd(App.Path & "
ar a " & rarName & ".rar " & "*.*")
Now the problem is that when i run the code on my XP machine it works perfectly, the window appears and compresses my files and then automatically closes itself. However, when i run it on a Win2K machine, the window appears, but does not close itself, rather i have to close it manually, which i don't want my users to have to do.
Can anyone tell me why this code doesn't perform on 2K, or if there is a way to check if the window has closed and close it if it hasn't closed?
Any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated, my boss is practically screaming for this to be finished.
Ask For Code Of New Window Command
I am creating a normal Text Editor with VB. May I know how to create New window (Code) command in the Menu to initiate a new text editor ? Thanks.
Killing A Command Window
I am executing a shell statement that opens a command window. how can I have this window close after the shell statement has been executed?
Writing To Command Window
I need help writing to the command window.
I have a program that only has a SUB MAIN(). (No user interface).
When I run the program from a dos prompt, I want to
display text messages in the current dos command window that was used to
run the program.
I can create a separate console window and write to that, but I want to
the messages to the current dos prompt window .
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Working With A Command (DOS) Window...
I've been working on this for hours and it's driving me insane.
I need to send this text to a command window:Code:Program.exe vv "C:Temp DirFile.dat" > list.txtIf I use that code by hand in the command window it works fine.
I'm using this code to do it from VB:Code:sWinID = Shell("C:TempProgram.exe vv " & Chr(34) & "C:Temp DirFile.dat" & Chr(34) & " > " & "list.txt", vbNormalFocus)
The first part of code executes fine, but for some reason the code seems to get cut off after File.dat and the " > list.txt" part isn't included as part of the argument. Any idea's why that is?
I just noticed this old thread. I seem to be having the same problem as this person... It seems that the > character is the problem. Any logical reason for that?
Edited by - firebush on 10/7/2004 4:54:07 PM
Is There Anyway To Emmulate The Dos Command Window?
ok I'm learning java and right now the only way I know how to run one of my classes is to open a command prompt then navigate to the containing folder and then run it from there.
I was wondering is there was anyway I could use the Shell command, or something to do this then send the output to a text box?
if you need more info let me know?
Running A Macro Containg Solver Command
I "recorded" a series of solver commands and linked this macro to a button on my spreadsheet.
It works when I'm recording, but when I try to activate the macro using the button, I receive :
"Compile error: Sub or function not defined".
The code I use is :
Sub solve()
SolverOk SetCell:="$P$27", MaxMinVal:=3, ValueOf:="0", ByChange:="$C$26:$N$26"
SolverAdd CellRef:="$C$40:$N$40", Relation:=1, FormulaText:="$C$39:$N$39"
SolverAdd CellRef:="$C$40:$N$40", Relation:=3, FormulaText:="$C$38:$N$38"
End Sub
Thanks for the help
Running Commands In Command Prompt Without Showing It
I want to run few commands in command prompt, thru my vb program, without showing the command prompt. How can this be cone?
Whats The Api Command To Check A Certain Process Is Currently Running?
I was trying to make a timer procedure that checks if mirc32.exe is running else my project will automatically close.
private sub timer1.timer()
... whats the command to check if theres mirc32.exe in the process list?
if mirc32 is not in process list then
kill my project
end sub
im so clueless
How To Terminate A Running Program With A Command Button?
Thanks for answering
Problem Running Application Using Shell Command
Hi, running application in vb made my project easy by using Shell(appPath,windowstate) command.
now, i got a list of applications in my database with its correct path, the prob is, when i try to run those application one-by-one, they all run except for one application which is the most important applications for my client pc (because it is the most favorite application of my costumers), but the program runs abnormally when i run it using shell command, i checked the application's path, but it is correct, when i try to run that application w/o my prog, it ran normally, even its shortcut on my desktop, normal!
What probablly the problem is??
I think it's not with my code, cuz the other application runs normaly, except with that application. BDY, the application i am talkin' bout is a game application, do you know MU Online? by Mobius? it is an online game like Ragnarok!!! also ragnarok runs normally in my project, except really MU...
But when i compiled my program and create the exe file, i try to paste that exe program to the folder where MU resides, then i run my prog, then click the button, THEN iT RAN NORMALLY!?!?!... i check out the properties of MU's shortcut in my desktop, there I see 2 paths: the "target" path w/c is the whole path of the application including the mu.exe file, the other is the "start in" path, where also display the application path but excluding the mu.exe file.
i think the problem is within the application i am trying to run, not in my program, or maybe there is something wrong with the shell command, maybe parameters or sumthin'....
does anyone encounter this type of problem???
then if so, can you share it to this forum, so that i can find a solution to my problem... and it will gladly appreciated!!!... thanx....
Command Line Arguments When Program Is Running
is it possible for your program to accept command line arguments while it is already running?
sorta like winamp does, you enqueue a file while winamp is running and it adds the file to the playlist...
that's pretty much what i want to do, right click on a file and add it to a listbox in my already running program, anyone got tha smarts?
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Enriching Life through Mindful Jewish Living
The Center for Jewish Mindfulness supports the contemporary and timeless practice of Jewish mindfulness in Chicago. Through our direct experience of Jewish wisdom, we strengthen our capacity to live with awareness, generosity and compassion. The integration of mindfulness with the study of Jewish sources helps make the riches of Jewish tradition relevant and meaningful in our day-to-day lives.
The CJM is dedicated to supporting the growth of Jewish Mindfulness Practice in the Chicagoland Jewish community. Mindfulness is a way of directly relating to, and working with, our lived experience as human beings: how we act, think and feel. When we are mindful, our awareness is flush with the ever-unfolding present moment. Over time, this awareness leads to an increased capacity for staying aware, awake and responsive. We develop this facility for mindfulness during periods of meditation– however, the ultimate practice of mindfulness occurs in our everyday lives.
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We meet in front of the Old Grist Mill next to Stony Brook pond at 8:00am (9:00am, November, December, January, February and March). The walks usually last 2 to 3 hours. We also have additional walks to other locations.
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