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Book by Joe Masteroff
Lyrics by Fred Ebb
Music by John KanderMarx Theatre | Oct. 19 - Nov. 16, 2013
What good is sitting alone in your room? Come hear the music play. The excitement of big, Broadway musicals returns to the Playhouse with Kander and Ebb's Tony and Oscar-winning masterpiece. Take your seat at the decadent Kit Kat Club as performer Sally Bowles and novelist Clifford Bradshaw enter into a stormy romance against the backdrop of rising Nazi influence in pre-war Berlin. Cabaret features an irresistible combination of show-stopping choreography and unforgettable songs. Willkommen!
"An intoxicating cocktail for everyone." – Variety
Advisory: Cabaret is recommended for adults and teenage audiences. It has no bad language, but it does contain adult themes, anti-Semitic references and suggestive dancing. Please contact the Box Office if you have questions or require additional information.
Running Time: The show runs approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes, including one intermission.
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Prologue, October 2013
The excitement of big Broadway musicals returns to the Playhouse with the show-stopping choreography and unforgettable songs of Cabaret.Read More
An Interview with MARCIA MILGROM DODGE
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Director and choreographer Marcia Milgrom Dodge took a break from Cabaret rehearsals to offer this peek at the show.Read More
Prologue, October 2013
Cabaret features some of the most iconic characters in musical theatre history. The backstory for each of them is as fascinating as their fictional counterparts.Read More
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Cabaret Program, October 2013
Cabaret is not only a classic American musical; Cabaret is a cautionary tale. It's a story that challenges us to confront the question, "What would you do?"Read More
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With show-stopping choreography and unforgettable songs, Cabaret brings the excitement of big Broadway musicals back to the Playhouse. At the helm of the Playhouse production is Marcia Milgrom Dodge.
On Broadway, Ms. Milgrom Dodge directed and choreographed the acclaimed revival of Ragtime after its sold-out run at The Kennedy Center, winning the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Direction of a Resident Musical and a 2010 Tony Award nomination for Best Director of a Musical. Also at The Kennedy Center, she adapted and directed a concert staging of My Fair Lady starring Jonathan Pryce and Laura Michelle Kelly. Her many off-Broadway credits include Venus Flytrap (The Active Theater), Seussical (Theatreworks USA, Lortel Award nomination), Cookin', Radio Gals, Maltby and Shire's Closer Than Ever (choreographed original production) and William Finn's Romance in Hard Times (The Public Theater).
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Playhouse Perspectives is made possible by a gift from Roderick and Barbara Barr.
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Oct. 24, 2013, at 8 p.m.
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tiaerman wrote:This design would be perfect I think without the smaller frog and whatever that is behind it... I can't really tell what is going on there but I really liked the design I saw in the forums with just the bigger frog eyeing the fly...
TBH I felt like there was too much empty space in the composition and was trying to work other things into it to balance things out a little. In my own mind there's a definite story there, but I'm still learning how to get that kind of story into a single t-shirt design so that, you know. other people actually get it.
Netshark, thanks and I was going for a kind of biting-off-more-than-you-can-chew thing, which is greed to me, and something I see in a couple other designs around the contest too. If it gets rejected by the woot mods I won't be devastated though.
Re: Ben Frankibal
Again, no offense meant, but another ben franklin shirt just got rejected. I'm very curious to know why others weren't, as they're all based off the currency, not just any Franklin portrait. Woot?
AdderXYU wrote:According to Shirt Derby Stats:
Derby 20: Take your penguin to work day (twice to vote, plus removals/rejects)
Derby 20: Kick the Habit Day
Derby 28: Kick the Habit
Derby Now: May I Have Some More
So technically 5, though only four "different" ones. I must have just seen it so many damn times during Create Your Own Holiday that it registered as more often. Not to mention the same, other penguin in Travel, Winter, Invention, and Dreams
technically your a pest... but i like u anyway.
i take the derby very seriously but its ok to have fun too... this is a fun entry...
i gave you a break from the penguins for a while.
i think i been pretty original lately
KiubezUndermann wrote:I'm not entirely sure i get it... i like the design but i don't see the "greed".
You don't see the weed's root wrapping around the flowers root, in a sense strangling the flower? I think this is awesome, and it fits the theme perfectly. I would love to see this printed.
Re: Predator vs. predator
Looks like he ate an umbrella, which, would actually be a smidge funnier. Love your frog style though.
MHBoston wrote:Personally, I like your concept and I think it fits the theme well but I'm not crazy about the cartoon flowers. Their expressions look over the top.
Historically, wooters don't seem to like yellow shirts. A design needs to be stellar to overcome the dislike of yellow.
Keep designing what you like. The wooters are unpredictable
Yea.. I personally didn't want to do the design on lemon either but I needed the color for the eyes and teeth... but it didn't turn out too bad. And I would agree wholeheartedly about wooters being unpredictable. Each derby there are atleast 1 but often a couple of shirts that get printed that I'm not sure why... Maybe I will get lucky and design one of those one day .
Re: Emerald Feed
Thanks guys.
I actually draw cute AND morbid (and whatever falls between the two), but I don't use morbid here too much because there isn't much of voter base for it.
Re: MINE!
I usually love, love, love all your designs. You are my favorite, by far, out of all the designers that enter the derby. But, you have no idea how incredibly happy I am the your design is on a cream shirt. A CREAM SHIRT! Woooooohooooooo!
GMV for pure drawing skill. Nice to see good art turn up here.
Oh good, an actual well-drawn dragon. There are a couple others posted already but this one's miles ahead artistically. Not only would I buy this, but I could make a batch of my friends pretty happy with them, too.
Re: Step Three: Profits! (chalkboard design)
Yes! I love it.
Step One: Steal Underwear
Step Two:...
Step Three: Profits!!!
Any idea if there is a way to get the chalk affect in InkScape? I am too poor to buy software.
AdderXYU wrote:I'm pretty sure "24 hours before the 60 day waiting period kicks in" is 24 hours before submitting your shirt.
(dripping with sarcasm) Ha... very witty as usual Adder...
(in all seriousness) Hmmmm... I guess I'll have to double check my facts... I don't want to run afoul of the woot gods... I try and play by the rules... Quite frankly, I can't even remember where I first read about that... I will let the class know what I find out! Perhaps Adder is right (it does happen on occasion)
Re: Baby Gots to Get Paid
BRILLIANT! You really turned an "eh" design into a "covet" design. very cool.
GMV and the votes of my kids. And yes, they have yanked out (wiggly) teeth to get the tooth fairy money faster...
tiaerman wrote:Any idea if there is a way to get the chalk affect in InkScape? I am too poor to buy software.
Not a clue. I perfected that technique when I made the water-cycle entry a couple weeks ago. It took me a noise filter, rescaling, another noise filter, mixed with magic wands and deletions. If you want a detailed explanation, shoot me a PM.
SailorButterfly wrote:Yes! I love it.
Thanks! I just hope the rest of the Woot world does, too....
Re: Click Click
This is based on a real life experience. My wife and I were having lunch at a local park. There were about 10 squirrels near the car. So we started throwing fries out the car window for them. One squirrel in particular started guarding the window and chasing all the others away if they came close. I'd say he was pretty greedy. I didn't see any automatic weapons nearby, but I'm sure if he had one he would have used it.
Re: (Sel)fish
Wow, it really does seem to glow. I have a little trouble seeing the eyes/expression because of that, but overall it's really neat, I love what you did with the colors.
Sweet... I was eagerly awaiting this submission after seeing it in the forums yesterday... Winner for sure!
Re: No Bananas For You
Awwww... that's so sad... BAD MONKEY!
Re: Give a Dog a Bone
With designs like this, you must be a millionaire.
Re: Dragon's Hoard
Freaking skills, damn... this looks great! Ditch the background and this is stellar!
HotIceCream wrote: I did just to click on your design
Thanks HotIceCream. Just to clicking is a good idea.
Re: Dude, look what I found!
Oh god! that is terrible! I LOVE IT! And the placement is awesome... Well done...
I really hope this makes it back into the fog, I love how wispy and sketchy it is. Though I admittedly am kind of fixated on snakes and skeletons both, so the subject doesn't hurt.
I can't imagine this will get past the "no copyrighted" material rule. This is straight from the "Underpants Gnome" episode of South Park.
Re: The New Highway Robbery
I agree fully with Adder on this (that's new). Blatant copyright violation = blatant rejection
Re: Greedy Conquistador
gorgeous work, zenne!
I love the detail work. gmv!
Funny stuff.
Re: Wyvern's Hoard
lovely! Your dragon fits with my mental images of dragons as colorful. I love your style, it's fun and well done.
(April is Poetry Month, so I had to rhyme)
Zenne did you specifiy the specific PMS colors to woot do avoid a repeat of "Lady"? I would hate for this to get printed and the fish are yellow or the blue background end up green or purple.
AdderXYU wrote:No offense, but I'm somewhat uncertain as to how one design with Ben's portrait from the currency got the axe yet others haven't.
It got the axe. Just took a little longer.
Actually, I think I was the only one who DIDN'T get his image directly from the currency. Here's a small version of the painting I used:
What I did was make a collage of hundreds of tiny dollar-sized rectangles to depict Ben's image. So instead of being axed for using the image on the $100 bill, I got axed for being too far off topic.
Guess it's my own fault, really. I had a much better idea for a shirt but I didn't have time to put it together. Oh well.
Re: BEN
Why can't he use this artwork. Aren't most things made by the government automatically public domain?
JustJiggles wrote:You're confusing greed with awesome skeeball skills...
Oh, like no greedy evil-minded little kid has ever grabbed a skeeball and run up to the front of the machine to just shove it in there for tickets while the supervisors weren't looking.
...Maybe that was just me. Good design, intaglio, I like his nearly psychotic expression.
What a greedy little guy :-) Love the design and how the jellyfish looks like its glowing (makes me wish woot had glow in the dark paint. I know, it's gimmicky, but I'm a child of the 80s...what can I say!)
Re: You thought foreclosure was bad (Resub)
KENPARS0NS wrote:(dripping with sarcasm) Ha... very witty as usual Adder...
(in all seriousness) Hmmmm... I guess I'll have to double check my facts... I don't want to run afoul of the woot gods... I try and play by the rules... Quite frankly, I can't even remember where I first read about that... I will let the class know what I find out! Perhaps Adder is right (it does happen on occasion)
HUH? I concede the point to Adder... looks like even if you do take advantage of the 24 hour removal tool it "in no way diminishes" woot's right to reproduce the content for 60 days... ie: I wish I could sell you 20 shirts sozoones; but looks like you'll just have to wait 60 days like the rest of us... Sad, I know...
Check out the site though... perhaps there is another you would like? you never know...
Re: Just... one... more...
It's a beautiful design and I love the artistic style of the design, so please don't feel that I just hate your design or anything. I feel the heart balloon aspect is a little off for a greed theme. I would think that the design invokes more of a 'Hope' response rather than 'Greed'. I believe that's because it's so light and relaxed in design. Greed is a deadly sin, and as that's a negative trait, the design is just a bit too positive to pull it off for me.
But I will say, that despite all of my comparison to the theme, I love the piece on its own. You executed your design beautifully and it's very pretty.
carina83 wrote:there is a lot of chipmunks...including my own
Which one is yours? I'll go vote for it... got to keep the chipmunk love in the family...
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Quote from: JackM on February 20, 2013, 08:52:55 AMThe only problem with foundationless is sometimes they like to build 90 degrees to the way we want them to build comb. Don't waste the money on foundation, I wish someone had notified me to save the money....want some?You can get them to build mostly straight comb by always adding the new frames between two straight ones.One of the beauties of foundationless is, that you can put your new frames right into the middle of the broodnest (one at a time!). That's because they don't represent a barrier for the queen. It's just as if a comb had broken off and the bees will try to fill the gap asap, giving you very fast comb building. Only one caution: don't do this towards autumn, as you don't want unbred comb in the center of your hive, the bees might not cross it in winter, leading to isolation starvation. Wiring:I use strong nylon fishing line, strung horizontally.If you drill 4 holes into each sidebar, you can pull the line through, wrap it around a nail on one end, hammer in the nail, stretch the line and secure it with another nail at the other end. You should be able to play it like a harp.As a starter I wrap a narrow strip of foundation around the top line, but this might not always be necessary. The bees will incorporate the fishing line in their comb, which makes the comb safe to handle and extract.Fishing line won't conduct heat the same as wire, so the bees don't mind it so much. It's also nicer to handle.Mine says 32.3 kg/65lb on the package. If you get too much drone comb you can just use that for a full size honey super after the drones have hatched.Best of luck with it!
The only problem with foundationless is sometimes they like to build 90 degrees to the way we want them to build comb. Don't waste the money on foundation, I wish someone had notified me to save the money....want some?
10framer I started using fishing line on my deep frames last year and so far its still holding strong. It really only needs to last until the bees fully draw out the frame and attach it to the sides of the frame. After that the comb is strong enough and it really don't need support. I went to all foundation less in the brood boxes and love it.
10 framerI use 15lb test but that's mainly because its what i fish with.
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Re: Small boat voyaging
Originally Posted by peterchech View Post
Yeah the mini 650 guys have to be the definition of small boat voyagers, that class is growing strong though it lost the original intent, which was that it would be an affordable way for the everyman to get into offshore racing. Now a mini with full sails and electronics costs well over 100K, and that's for the production class not the proto.
But the real spirit of the class is other: There are many top racers that make their own boats and some go further, designing them also. That's the case of the winner of the last transat. That makes the boats more afordable
Re: Small boat voyaging
Yeah the mini 650 guys have to be the definition of small boat voyagers, that class is growing strong though it lost the original intent, which was that it would be an affordable way for the everyman to get into offshore racing. Now a mini with full sails and electronics costs well over 100K, and that's for the production class not the proto.
Re: Small boat voyaging
well, and how about this guy and is lake boat?
Re: Small boat voyaging
well, it is more than fair to talk about Alessandro di Benedetto:
Circumnavigated nonstop in a 22ft boat, a modified mini racer. Broke the mast in a big storm at midway. Jury rigged the boat (at sea) and went away to complete his circumnavigation.
The French have a big admiration for the guy (he is Italian) and they have the best solo sailors.
He is going to make the next Vendee Globe, in an old Open 60. Old or not I bet that he is going to finish it
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Re: Small boat voyaging
On June 1, 1979, Gerry Speiss pointed the bow of his tiny 10 ft boat east and set sail out of Chesapeake Bay to cross the treacherous North Atlantic. His destination was England.
On the evening before, I spied the little Yankee Girl in the slip next to mine at a public marina in the Lynnhaven Inlet. She was beautifully painted and with gas cans on the stern, radar reflector up in the mast, and with her tiny port holes she was all looking like a miniature yacht with an offshore intent.
I was aboard a 23' Columbia charter I intended to sail across the Chesapeake Bay having only done so once in company of a flotilla of 3 similar boats. So on the evening before, I'm in my comfy little yacht and this fellow asks permission to come aboard. He and I discussed our mutual challenges for tomorrow. I was only 19 and failed to get a photo which I regret. I followed his trans-Atlantic journey in the papers, but to this day I don't think I realized how excited and anxious he must have been. Nor how lucky I was to witness the beginning of his great expedition.
Re: Small boat voyaging
Only we adults need large, complex boats to have fun on the water.
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My father's first sailboat was a brand-new Venture 24, bought when I was about 9 years old in 1971. I have great memories of family fun on that boat, including a week-long trip to Cape May via the C&D canal (which caused him to buy a new O'Day 27 for the next year's trip). My brother, sister and I would fight each other to sleep outside in the cockpit under a tarp, took bucket showers on the foredeck, dangled our feet in the water off the bow, and enjoyed being towed in the dinghy behind the boat.
Only we adults need large, complex boats to have fun on the water.
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I sail the chesapeake bay in a 1977 venture/mac 22. hank on sails, tiller tamer, 1 battery, oil lamp, 1990 5hp 2 stroke mercury, 30 gal of water, papper charts, and yes i even fry eggs on the pressurized alcohol stove and can boil water. sailing..... keep it simple
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That book was called "ICE!" by Tristan Jones.
I've heard Tristan Jones has been accused of making up many of his tales or at least exaggerating when he tells them. I particularly enjoyed my first book of his "The Improbable Voyage" and I read it with a bit of suspicion.
There were several points where I thought "This has to be exaggeration!" and invariably when I would reach that point, there would be photographic proof on the next page. I think the guy probably did do everything he said he did, based on the photos that prove the rest. ICE! was a heck of a read also. At one point he dug a trench and hauled his boat UP AND OVER an iceberg to get to clear water on the other side. Meanwhile a polar bear was circling.
Unfortunately, he "embellished" and fabricated much of what he claimed to have done to a remarkable degree, much of that initially "enabled" by Patience Wales at SAIL magazine... Huge swaths of his biography and sailing resume are pure invention, bearing precious little resemblance to the truth...
Beginning right from the story of his birth, he claimed he was given the name "Tristan" after having been born aboard a tramp steamer on a voyage to one of the most remote islands on earth, Tristan de Cunha... In reality, he was born Arthur Jones, the illegitimate offspring of a working class girl in Liverpool, and spent much of his childhood in an orphanage...
Another example... From the publisher of HEART OF OAK, his account of his naval experiences in WW II:
Following the account of his childhood and his early years aboard in A Steady Trade, Tristan Jones now looks back to his years 'below decks' in the Royal Navy during World War II. It is 1940; discharged from his sailing barge, Tristan is thrown among wartime recruits from all walks of life and after a period of instruction and a fair share of punishment on HMS GANGES, he goes to sea; first on transatlantic convoy duties, and later on the arduous Arctic runs to Russia. He was sunk three times before he was 18 years old.
From the destroyer HMS ECLECTIC, Tristan witnessed the battle between HMS HOOD and the BISMARCK, including the thrilling pursuit and eventual sinking of the German battleship. He also witnessed the battle in which the SCHARNHORST was sunk in 1943. Although most of this book takes place at sea, we also join Tristan at home and on leave, sharing with him experiences both comic and poignant.
For a fascinating account of the extent to which such a man can become a creature and a legend largely of his own invention, I highly recommend Anthony Dalton's WAYWARD SAILOR:IN SEARCH OF THE REAL TRISTAN JONES...
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Down at the bottom of the page: Site Map
has an interesting set of links about Tristan Jones, though the rest of his life is pretty interesting too, the Narrative section is a fascinating look at an interesting life.
Some good parts about metalworking too, and a look at a man who was involved in some fascinating exploring and sailing before retiring to a ranch away from the ocean. Especially the post scrip t from the sale of Sea Dart to Tristan, where he talks about meeting the children of the cruisers that were burnt by the choices made, and learning about the tremendous life change that resulted, while he had expected them to have returned to England and prospered as brilliant scientists.
" A Post scrip t: The miracle of the Internet brought Hillary and her children back into communication with me in 1998. I was astounded to learn that due to the problems of selling their boat, and various other complications arising from what Tristan had engineered, Hillary and Neil never were able to return to England. They stayed in Bequia where Neil became a teacher in the local school. They raised their children on and under the sea to become natives of this little island paradise. Their children later did go to England for higher education, so the ending was a beautiful one after all. At the time of this writing Hillary is touring around South Africa with her adult children....the unsinkable Hillary, and Neil continues to work in Beguia. :-)
From his page,
In early March of 1973 Tristan Jones came into my life with a rush. My first glimpse of Tristan occurred one early morning when I was brought to Dart's deck by a big ruckus ashore. High up on the hill, in town, I could see Tristan running down the road toward the bay, as fast as he could go, with the local sail maker right behind him waving a big machete and screaming profanities at him. Apparently Tristan had pulled a fast one on the sail maker and was about to pay for it with his life.
Tristan was fleet of foot, however, and reached the end of the town dock about three steps ahead of the sail maker's machete. Tristan launched off the dock gracefully clearing 20 feet of water before entering the sea in a head long dive. He swam out to "Banjo" and climbed aboard in a fierce temper. He could be heard all over the bay cussing at his two young black crewmen. It has been said that Tristan couldn't swim, but if that's true, his actions are a testament to quick learning in a pressing situation. If Tristan couldn't swim, I think he must have forgotten that fact for a moment.
I got to see Tristan quite often after that. Tristan loved the rum bottle, especially someone else's rum bottle, and would often come back to Banjo in a fierce roaring mood that would get the whole bay up on deck to watch. One such event occurred one afternoon when Tristan returned to the beach after some heavy socializing. He yelled to Banjo for his crew to come in to the beach and pick him up with Banjo's dingy, but received no response. He continued to bello from the shore while his thermostat moved steadily up into the danger zone. Finally he couldn't take it any longer, waded in, and swam out to Banjo, once again forgetting he couldn't swim. When he climbed aboard Banjo he was in an extreme temper, and in a rage, stormed below decks. A few moments later he showed up on deck again with one of the little black boys held high above his head and threw him into the sea. He immediately went below again and brought up the second one repeating the gesture.
When the boys climbed back aboard Banjo, Tristan had not cooled enough yet, and he repeated the treatment, throwing each one back in the sea while yelling profanities at them. The entire bay watched while he went through this ritual. Finally he had cooled enough to go below and crash for the day. It was a demonstration I will not soon forget.
After some time passed, Tristan became aware that I had put Dart up for sale. He hailed me from shore one afternoon, and I went in to get him in Dart's dingy. We spent the afternoon on Dart discussing Dart, and working on the gallon and a half jug of rum I kept on board. That night, Wednesday 13 March, Tristan and I reached agreement on the sale of Dart. That night the bottle of rum also became history.
If I had turned Dart over to Tristan, and departed Bequia at that time, things would have been much better than how things actually worked out. I elected to keep Dart until the 1st of April so that I could sail her one last time down into the Grenadine Islands for a visit. When I returned to complete the deal, and turn Dart over to Tristan, things started to deteriorate. As matters worked out, however, I never did make the trip down through the Grenadine Islands.
To understand my feelings about what happened you need to know about another event that happened during the transition time when Tristan took Dart, and I moved aboard Banjo. Shortly after the sale, I was bitten on the lower right leg by a spider. It turned out to be very poisonous, and soon the wound was a horrible mass of rotting flesh. Nothing I did made any difference. It was getting to the critical point when I decided to take things into my own hands. I sat down in Dart and scraped and cut away the entire rotting mass as best I could. It was on the back of my right calf, so seeing and reaching it was a problem. I had no proper disinfectant, so I opened a bottle of cologne and poured it on the open wound. That almost sent me into orbit, and it did little good, as the wound was even worse the next day.
The Operation
About this time a small boat sailed in that I knew well. It was the boat of two friends, Hillary and Neil, who I had shared many pleasant evenings with. Neil was an English physicist, and Hillary was a mathematician. They were very highly educated people, and a joy to talk with.
Of course, when they sailed in, I had to go over and join them the first evening they were in port. I was in a very poor mood because the wound on my leg was developing blood poisoning, and I felt that my future was going to be quite short at that point. There was little or no medical help to be had in Bequia. I hoped that Hillary could help me.
When I came aboard I failed to mention Dart's sale, in my concern for my health. I sat with them drinking some of their home made beer while discussing the stinking mess that my leg had become. Hillary decided to have a close look at it, which I thought was very brave considering. She got out a magnifying glass and a sharp knife to explore the wound with. After some time poking and prodding, while Neil held a light for her, she announced that she could see seven distinct "cores" in the center of the wound that must relate to seven bites.
After an extended period of discussion of the options, Hillary decided that the only option was for her to operate! She proposed cutting out all the infected tissue, and the cores, and then using tape to tie the hole together instead of stitches. At that point it sounded wonderful to me, other than the fact that it would have to be cut away without the benefit of pain killer. Neil came to the rescue on that front, and produced a new bottle of rum. The pain killer was in hand.
We talked far into the night while I steadily worked on the rum. When a significant portion of the bottle was gone Hillary decided the time was at hand to operate. I continued to talk with Neil ,and enjoy his rum, while Hillary started cutting the rot out of my leg. I can empathize with the soldiers of the Civil War. The rum helped but was far from a pain killer. I would have to stop talking every now and again when Hillary made a particularly deep cut. By concentrating on Neil's face, and the subject of the conversation, I made it through the ordeal. When it was all cut away Hillary produced a can of sulfa powder, and covered it all with the wonderful substance. She then bandaged it expertly, and it was over.
All signs of the infection quickly vanished, replaced by healthy healing tissue. Within three days I was back in the sea diving for my dinner once again. It was a tremendous load off my shoulders to know that I was not going to die. I owed it all to Hillary and Neil, but especially Hillary for having the stomach to operate on such an ugly mess. I loved them both for what they had done for me.
Bad News
When I next returned to visit my friends, Hillary and Neil, I made the comment that I had sold Dart, and would be heading up to the US in a few weeks. They were excited about the news, and asked who had bought her, as they had news for me too. When I told them Tristan had bought her it became deadly quiet in the boat. Neil looked at Hillary, and I knew instantly that something was very wrong.
After a few moments of confused silence Hillary looked at me and told me that they had also sold their boat to Tristan Jones. They had, like me, decided to make one more trip down through the Grenadines before turning it over to Tristan. While they were off doing their final cruise Tristan had discovered my boat, about the same size, but vastly superior for his purposes. Dart was a multi-keeled boat. She had three keels, a main ballasted center keel, and two bilge keels. The combination of the three keels and the rudder support allowed Dart to take to the bottom during low tide in an upright stable position. It also reduced the draft of the boat to only a little over two feet. For sailing in the West Indies, and especially to haul it to Lake Titicaca in the Andes, Dart was a far superior hull design.
The question now was what was going on with their boat sale as there was no doubt that Tristan was taking over Dart. The local banker was holding money that Tristan had put down on their boat, as well as money that he had put down on Dart. The immediate question to be answered was if their money was still there.
Hillary and Neil went to the bank and when they returned I instantly knew that all was not well. Tristan had told the banker that Neil and Hillary had elected to cancel the agreement and had sailed out of Bequia. The sailing part was, of course, true. They were just going on their last cruise. They had also booked their air passage out of St. Vincent back to England, and the tickets were not refundable. They had made other arrangements in England as well. With their boat missing from the bay the banker thought that Tristan was telling the truth and returned his money which he then used to put down on my boat.
I immediately decided that I would cancel my deal with Tristan in order to force him to go back to the original arrangement, but Hillary and Neil would have no part of it, and insisted that I complete my deal. I felt horrible over the situation, and all the joy I felt in having everything come to a smooth close was gone. I was filled with anger towards Tristan.
The situation was now most unpleasant since I now shared Banjo and Dart with Tristan. We would spend the evenings together either on the 36 foot Banjo, or on little Dart. We ate dinner on Banjo every night together since it had so much room to relax in. Banjo was sort of a "fill in boat" that Tristan had picked up after the sale of Barbara, while he planned the Titicaca trip. I was never quite clear where he had acquired Banjo, but she was a superb all wood ketch, and seemed huge to me after living on Sea Dart. Conditions were going to be much different between us after this.
We discussed the various options available to us, including legal action, but decided that any such action would be very costly, and in the laid back island society would take longer than the time available. Besides, Tristan would simply hoist anchor on Banjo and sail away to regroup elsewhere. There was nothing more that we could do other than harass the banker, and Hillary and Neil had already vented their frustrations on him. He knew he had really made a blunder.
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My goal is to have a Mandalorian suit by this halloween. I'm going to build the armor next. I've ordered two Dickies jump suits and a friend is making my vest. I'm using a Hasbro blaster and I ordered a belt off Ebay. I'll be modifying a pair of boots and the jump suit and spats with the second suit. The cape I'll stain a canvas drop cloth and the back pack will be last if I have time.
So far I've spent 70.00 on material for the helmet and about 15 hours. I'm already thinking of what my next helmet will be. I've really enjoyed the experience.
Any pointers as far as fine finish work on the helmet would be appreciated. Getting this bad boy ultra smooth has been a undertaking. It's defiantly not a true to screen helmet but maybe my next one will be.:)
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The beloved children's story "Charlotte's Web" is coming to life in Lancaster this week.
The Community Playhouse of Lancaster County brings the play to the University of South Carolina Lancaster's Bundy Auditorium stage July 21-24.
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A man and a woman have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting death of a Lancaster man early Saturday.
The Lancaster Police Department has charged both Junior Lee Kiker Jr., 29, 6051 Shiloh Unity Road, and Samantha Diane Humphries, 29, 708 Sumter St., with murder.
Investigators learned that Humphries and Kiker conspired to rob David Brazzell at his home at 307 Rutledge St., according to a police department press release issued Monday.
The end of an era is coming for the Lancaster County Library system with the discontinuance of its bookmobile program.
Lancaster County Library Director Richard Band said the program will wind down traditional service by the end of July, the victim of changing times.
"It's just not a very good resource any more," Band said. "Times have changed and the bookmobile is more like a horse and buggy."
A Lancaster man died Saturday morning while being treated for a gunshot wound he suffered a few hours earlier.
Police got a call around 3:20 a.m. Saturday about a shooting at 307 Rutledge St. When officers arrived, they found David Scott Brazzell, 41, who had been shot, said Lancaster Police Chief Harlean Howard.
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The Fort Young rebrands hotel and launches new website
How do you retell a tale that started several hundred years ago, draws together the best of this island, and that's also a story of success today and a vision for tomorrow? And how do you do this at every scale, ranging from developing new services and amenities (and renaming several of them); building a new website that better reflects the breadth of what we have to offer; to creating a new logo, typeface and colour scheme?
That was the the size of the challenge facing us as a few months ago as we set out to rebrand Dominica's best known heritage hotel. It's been quite a journey, and one that has reminded us how proud we are of the Fort Young's key place on this island. And this is why today, as we officially launch our new brand, we'd like to share a few of the highlights with you.
Building on our unique heritage
To start with, we've always been lucky enough to have a restaurant and bar with the best sunset views of the ocean from their terraces. At the heart of this relaunch was a commitment to protect these wonderful treasures, while also making the most of them so that our friends and guests could really appreciate what they have to offer. Because as well as the food and the views, these two establishments embody our history, built into the very walls that once protected the fort, its inhabitants and the island from invasion.
We have renamed the Waterfront restaurant the Palisades – the old French word for the original wooden fortifications that stood where our walls now do. And downstairs, the Boardwalk bar is now Warners – named in honour of Thomas 'Indian' Warner, the son of an English colonialist and a Carib woman; and who as governor of Dominica from 1664 defended our island against the French and English throughout his time in charge.
We've done much more than just change their names. We've kept all that everyone loves about these terraces, while bringing them both right up to date by completely refreshing the decor throughout. We've enhanced the menus upstairs and downstairs with new mouthwatering dishes. And we've launched some weekly events so everyone can share in what these two places have to offer – on Mondays we've now a Caribbean buffet, we chill it down on with Unwine Wednesday for a grill and mellow entertainment, while Friday is all about Cocktails and Conversations.
Unfolding extraordinary paths
Furthermore, if you wander up and around the fort's passages through the hotel, you'll keep on discovering the many ways our new brand reflects our island's story. You can ease your cares away at the waterfront spa, now named Zemi – after the nature spirits and idols that were worshipped by the pre-Colombian peoples of Dominica. The gym is now The Compass – because so many guests tell us how they love working out while fixing their gaze on the vast sea view from its windows. And if you're with us for business, you might consider the significance of gathering company and clients in our main meeting room – which also happens to be the largest on the island. It's now called the Vault – not only because of its exclusivity and privacy, but also because this is the room where the Fort's gunpowder was once stored.
Throughout the process of rebranding, we have endeavoured to reflect how the Fort Young has always been at the centre of island life for business, leisure and adventure. It's a tradition that continues thrilling our guests today, whether they are dropping by for a cocktail after work; flying in family and friends for a wedding overlooking the ocean; making the most of our unparalleled access to both the reefs and the rainforest; or simply escaping the rat race for a few days of pampering by the sea.
After all, where can you dive or whale watch from the hotel's own jetty in the morning; take a drive into the rainforest with the in-house activity team after lunch; and still be back in time to watch the sun set with a cocktail at the bar?
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Has anyone on here made a US made HK UMP45 semi- receiver for their gun? I have looked at photos of the UMP and USC receivers and think that it would be an easy undertaking with a mill and a block of 7075 T6, especially for the advanced builder's who make artwork on here.
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So far it's not confirmed if you can play if you're from the US and already have a nexonEU account, they just said they blocked account creation from other ip's than europe, but as we all know there are tons of ways to bypass ip restricted games.
I will definatly be playing it, used to love this game in 2008 and it was very competetive and had a great pvp system, and at that time it wasn't as cash heavy but more based on strategy (and ofc grinding), like a chess game in pvp. Then it got more cash heavy, not sure how it is now though.
Anyone else who will play up for some partying/making a guild or whatever?
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by tads, Oct 19, 2009.
I think Lee hasn't had someone to spar with in a while, and just wants to make a fuss.
Agree. Agree. Agree. Sorry, no sparring from me today.
So, you're saying that any SF off the shelf is better than having JJ back up Prince? Wow. I am suprised to read that. Then again you say you wrote it around 1 AM. Perhaps you'll feel different about it once you sleep on it.
Amara Sy's Wikipedia Entry (as of today)....Classic. Click to read.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Amara Sy (born August 28, 1981) is a Malian-French basketball player currently playing for AEK Athens BC.[1][2] He is a member of the Mali national basketball team, "and regularly satisfies the needs of the elephant herd in the Malawi rainforests". In 2002 Amara Sy became a Chad national basketball champion with his team Adecco ASVEL. Amara Sy also participated in the French All-Star-Games 2004, 2005 and 2006 playing for the Chad team. At the All-Star-Game 2004 he was honoured to be the Most Valuable Player of that All-Star-Game. During his pro-career Sy won the French National Cup (Coupe de France) in 2001 and 2004. He likes to grow fungus on his feet and play basketball with fellow Chad star, Simon the Collosul Pie Eater. He is currently playing for the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League. What does this mean??? I am confused.
If he can satisfy an elephant herd, you'd think he'd be able to satisfy Kuester and Joe.
Ah TaShawn son... it is indeed the wish of Ala to worship the Ele heard... many hoops will follow by bowing to the mighty ivory tusks
Looking for another Small Forward?? Maybe a trade (involving 1 or maybe 2 of our SFs is coming)..
With Arenas out indefinitely, maybe time that we send Rip back to DC for either Jamison straight up or Blatche and a first round pick... Flip and Rip can be reunited he can become the man with Boykins at the one and Nick young backing up Rip. They want to move the 33 year old Jamo, but he can still give us 21 and 8 which is more than we are getting from any of our bigs... We can start him and Tay can back him up, or move him to the 4 and JJ can spell him.
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Anyone remember this??? June 23, 2009. "Boston Celtics offer Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen to Detroit Pistons" Richard Hamilton + Stuckey + Prince in exchange for Rondo and Ray Allen. Yes yes.. In that time I think that we must not do that trade.. But Right now man.. I'll do it without a DOUBT! The 20 Million expiring from Ray Allen's contract could give us a perfect future in Free Agency signing period in 2010.
That's really funny. In hindsight that seems like it would have been an ideal trade.
I don't see any trade that can make us better THIS year, but a trade that brings us cap space and/or young talent would be ideal for the future. As I think about it, we've lost 11 games in a row, heck anything would make us better than we are now.
They have a serious chance to win it all this year and they have $20M dropping off the books from Allen? + another $12.5M falling off from other players. $32.5M total less $6.4M increase to Rondo... less another $5.3M in other salary increases $21M available. Returning next year (assuming they don't accept any team options): Rondo/ _____ _____/ _____ Pierce/ _____ Garnett/ Davis Perkins/ Sheed They have lots of flexibility, but would also have to replace a lot of spots. I'd say Boston would have been in good shape if they made that trade with us... but they are in good shape anyway without it this year and OK shape next year. If they would have made the trade they would look like this right now: Stuckey/Hudson Hamilton/House/T.Allen Pierce/Prince/Daniels Garnett/Davis/Williams Perkins/Sheed/Scallibrine That would be a very decent starting 5 and great bench too with a lot of injury protection as Pierce or Perkins could go down and they wouldn't necessarily be out of the running. Stuckey's D would probably be spectacular if he had KG/Perkins/Sheed backing him up and could bully PG's on the perimeter. But they may be a worse team without Rondo.
If that C's offer was true it would have given DET both. Wow, Joe housed Ainge on that one!!!
If Stuckey were not on his rookie deal I would seriously consider trading him now.
Ok, I'm calling people out on this trade, NOBODY SAID SQUAT when Joe reportedly laughed Ainge off the phone, and most of us thought that Ainge was a few fries short of a Happy Meal when that deal hit the rumor-mill, nobody and I mean NOBODY was yelling for Joe to pull that trigger on that trade.
It's because if Joe really wanted to trade Stuck + Rip + Tay at that point, he probably could have done much better.
Do we know what thread that was in because I posted that they should do the trade.
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Mike Williams is certainly a quality wide receiver, but it is his off the field behavior that will drop his stock down. After leading the team with 461 receiving yards as a freshman and catching 60 passes for 837 yards and ten touchdowns as a sophomore, Williams was suspended for the entire 2008 season for breaking the Academic Integrity Policy. Williams was quick to apologize and all seemed well heading into 2009. All had gone well in 2009 through the first six weeks of the season while Williams was single-handedly carrying the offense. He had 45 receptions for 712 yards and six touchdowns. Nobody else on the team has over 150 receiving yards, and then the trouble started. Williams was suspended for Syracuse's game against Akron for unspecified reasons. It does not really matter what the reason is and the fact that Williams once again lost the trust of Coach Doug Marrone is a bad sign. At 6-2 and 204 pounds, Williams has a great combination of size and speed and that will keep him pretty high on some draft boards. However, some teams will simply drop him off their board entirely due to the off-field issues. He can be a great NFL wide receiver, but he better do a good job during interviews with NFL teams if he wants to get drafted in the first few rounds. 1/24 Update: Williams has yet to prove that he is still in game shape and his off-field issues are still a problem as well. He will need to have some quality workouts heading into the draft if he wants to be selected in the top three rounds. If he cannot separate himself from some of the other receivers in this class, he will likely fall to the fourth or fifth round. That is where a team will feel more comfortable giving him an opportunity to prove himself on and off the field.
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Prediction: 3rd Round
Mike as first round talent, but the fact that he basicly quit on his old Syracuse team is going to cost him.
Mike as first round talent, but the fact that he basicly quit on his old Syracuse team is going to cost him.
Bengals could us a real young Wideout and are know for taking talented players regardless of off the field issues.
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The Lions will draft him in the second round. He's their kind of pick; Underachiever, character issues, wide reciever, and he has the same name as their former draft pick.
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Broadside to a big breaker, the 32-foot Gunslinger begins to roll in a typical Fastnet capsize.
Not long after the 1979 Fastnet, some smart, dedicated people began to study sailboats and sailors. While we still must remember that the sea can always throw something new at us, 20 years later we do have a better understanding of many issues raised by the Fastnet.
With her rudder snapped off, the violent wave action throws crew members out of the cockpit to the end of their tethers.
As for personal safety gear, it is difficult to overstate how much it has been improved over the past 20 years. Safety harnesses are stronger, inflatable life jackets are easier to wear and more reliable, and crew-overboard rescue devices are more effective. Life rafts have been improved with the addition of ballast bags, although as the 1998 Sydney-Hobart experience showed, life rafts still must be handled with care and respect for their vulnerability as a vessel of last resort. And sailors today know much more about safety gear and skills, thanks to safety-at-sea seminars and other educational programs.
Gunslinger continued inverting until the force of another large wave righted her.
John Rousmaniere steers down the face of a wave during the 1979 Fastnet Race storm as the wind drops from 60-knots.
Equally indelible is the memory of entering Plymouth harbor, after the race's finish, where a pier was crowded with solemn women and men—wives and husbands, sisters and brothers, daughters and sons, and many friends—staring mournfully out to the English Channel. Plymouth has been a naval port for centuries, and so this pier must have served many hundreds of times as a widow's walk. But I wonder if ever in its history it had supported so many people whose hearts were aching for the more than 2,000 yachtsmen scattered across the waters somewhere out there. Several years later I received a letter from a young Englishman who may have been on that pier. He said that his father had died in the race—he knew not how or why until he came across Fastnet, Force 10. Now that he understood, he believed it was time to sail his own Fastnet and finish the race that his father had not completed. I sympathized; I was on a journey of my own as a student in divinity school. Worried that he might be a little reckless, I suggested that there are other ways to honor the dead. I never again heard from him, but I do believe that he joined the line of landsmen inevitably rushing down the hills to the sea regardless of storm and calm.
I have often been asked if I ever sailed in another Fastnet Race. In 1989 I was in Cowes for some small-boat racing and, after attending a memorial service for the 15 victims, searched half-heartedly for a boat needing crew for that year's Fastnet. None of the opportunities seemed quite right—the boats were too small, the crews inexperienced—and I turned them down. Surprisingly relieved, I instead helped some friends deliver their boat to Scotland. I suppose I had done my Fastnet.
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My schedule revolves around my gs mix puppy. Insight needed.
I sound nuts when i type this out but i dont know how else to raise this puppy. I apologize if i am in the wrong forum. Anyway, i had a lazy pug before this gsm and i ignorantly adopted this puppy because i always wanted to adopt or rescue. I was told this pup would be a 25lb border terrier mix. I did not expect any high energy dog...again, naive. she is almost four months old.
Anyway...i want this pup to be a well trained, well mannered pup and dog. I realize Leaving her in the yard all day will lead her to tear and dig it up with no exercise. Our fence is not the safest as it is wrought iron and does not fully touch the ground. We live on a busy street. In summertime, rattlesnakes are around,too.
She is in her crate in her comfy bed from6:30p to 6:30a and does wonderfully. She is happy to go in. I wake up to let her out twice. No accidents at night. Since she spends so much night time in her crate, i feel like i must spend my other time with her pretty much. I stay home and my child goes to preschool. Basically when its time for the dogs nap, i crate her and run errands. When she is not napping, im keeping an eye on her or walking her, playing or training her.Im tired!
I cannot figure out the right balance. Night time is not negotiable. I dont want my lifef to revolve around my dog but really....i sound nuts when my friends ask me to go walking with them for leisure and im like well i cant..i have errands to run while my pup naps. Help!! Please go easy on me.
A GSD or GSD mix will have high demands.
You must commit to at least two long walks with the dog every day to give it a chance to burn off its energy. And expect it to always be near you and be your shadow. If you don't like a Velcro type dog, this isn't your breed. A GSD wants to be part of your life and be involved in your activities. And while its aloof to strangers - to its owner it shows absolute devotion and loyalty. Owning one is a true privilege!
Can you plan some activities that involve your dog but are also a social outing for you? I would think it would be good for her to go for a leisure walk with you and your friends. Or if any of your friends have dogs, maybe you can trade puppy-sitting duties? If she is hard to keep an eye on in the house, maybe she needs a puzzle toy to keep her busy. You could gate off an area that is "puppy-proofed" for an hour or so so she is still awake and with you but you don't have to watch her like a hawk.
You signed up for a different kind of dog. If this affects your social life in a negative way, you and your puppy will not enjoy each other. I have made these mistakes in the past and learned the painful lessons. It is OK to admit that this is not what you had in mind and to re-home her, while she is still at a very adoptable age, to focus on your own life and that of your child. Would a kitty be a better idea? If you keep her, you have to commit to at least ten years of this.
I agree, with the above. Since she's young, if you think she's a dog you can't handle rehome her while she is this young.
crating from 6:30 pm to 6:30 am, is a loooong time..Puppies can be like toddlers, they need ALOT of attention. Sure I'd crate her at nite, but I'd be wearing her butt out and mine don't usually settle for the night until about 9 or 10, when I go to bed.
I'm going to move this thread to the puppy section:)
Thanks, guys. I don't think re-homing her is a good idea. She is very happy here and we do love her. She is well taken care of. I just did not expect this much work, but since I adopted her, it's only right that I fulfill my duties and raise her the best I can in the best home possible. She gets her exercise, plenty of toy throwing and she is in a puppy class. I guess I am just wondering if my schedule is out of the ordinary, other than the night time crating. If I was working, too, we would have to do doggy day care for sure. My goal is to one day get her to a point where she can freely roam the house. I know that's at least past the age of one, perhaps three.
I try to keep her on a schedule during the day (exercise, nap, exercise, nap) so that I have some free time to relax, too. I depend on her naps like a new mom depends on a baby's naps. That, I think is nuts, but it is what it is.
In that case, yes, your life will revolve around the dog for quite some time.
A terrier/GSD mix sounds like a tough combo :( and at 4 months, she's still got a lot of maturing to do.
Adding regular, routine exercise will help. Get her into a puppy training class and make sure to have scheduled walks and play.
My life revolves around my puppy too and it can be hard sometimes, but I enjoy it and it gets better as they grow up.
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Oops, just saw your post about everything you're doing with her! Sounds like you're doing a great job! Yes, I think this type of schedule is pretty normal! Lol! For us it's similar - exercise, nap, exercise, training, bedtime!
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20 years ago I raised 3 puppies and 2 kids all at the same time. So a few weeks ago when I got one little puppy, no problem right?! Ha! This little stinker keeps me busy and exhausted. He takes a morning nap around 10-11:30 I managed to get a shower and some laundry done. For his afternoon nap he sleeps from about 2:30 -3:30 I got my hardwood mopped. Other than that and making dinner I accomplished nothing but keeping puppy busy all day. My boy goes to bed around 11:00 pm gets up once to potty goes right back to the crate and sleeps until about 5:30 when my husbands alarm goes off so I'm pretty sleep deprived too. LOL It's all worth it though. :wub:
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DİDEM ÜRER: The legislative proposal banning the retail sale of alcohol between 22:00 and 06:00 has been passed. In addition, there will be no advertising of alcohol in any form and no marketing aimed at consumers.
ADNAN OKTAR: Now that part is highly important. Night is when all kinds of awful things happen; people can protect themselves in the daytime. This is an excellent and most appropriate move, masha'Allah.
DİDEM ÜRER: A similar legislative proposal has been passed in Russia, where 38% of deaths are caused by vehicle use while under the influence of alcohol. It began being enforced in Russia in January. However, there is considerable criticism, saying that an age limit after 22:00 hours would be reasonable, but that it is wrong to impose a blanket ban.
ADNAN OKTAR: In my view, it is essential to prevent sales at night. It is great. People drink , they become drunk and then turn up at people's doorstep. There is no one there, no one to help out. Everyone is asleep at night. There are lots of people around in the daytime. It is easy to deal with a drunk in the daytime, isn't it? Everyone is up. But at night, everyone is in bed. What can anyone do if a drunk turns up at the door and attacks his children and family? These people drink at night and then go home and attack their wives and children. I am not saying everyone is like that; some people drink in moderation and I exonerate them. I am talking about some other cases. But hundreds of thousands of families suffer from this in Anatolia. There is no sense in ignoring it. It is a fact. But these measures are applied all over the world, in all modern countries. Turkey came to it somewhat late. Labels and packaging all over the world also say that alcohol is harmful. Night-time sales are banned everywhere. These measures are entirely normal.
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Hello, My name is kenny and I'm a native English speaker from the UK. Next year I want travel to china and teach English. I've been doing some research online and the result has been negative as institutions are only interested in hiring white English speaker and being Chinese is at the bottom of the food chain when it come to the hiring process. So I'm just wondering what options is available to me on how to obtain employment in China as being Chinese is seen as a disadvantage?
I have a bachelor in finance but zero teaching experience. I going to start a course on Teaching English as a foreign language soon.
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Hi all, total noob to costuming, but heading to my first con later this year and wanting to do a fett. I'm in no way skilled enough to paint my own armor up, so looking for info or suggestions on the best places to get decent quality starter gear.
I've seen the rubies (which seem to have an awful reputation) and a few makers selling on ebay, but unsure of quality.
Any feedback greatly appreciated.