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Vancouver, BC Canada
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Dance party for MEN
RUFFeaster - Thursday April 2, The PINT, Vancouver
RUFFpride - Friday July 31, The PINT, Vancouver
RUFFwild - Friday October 9, The PINT, Vancouver
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RUFF is a dance party held in the Pacific Northwest since 2012
Primarily attended by Gay Men 30-55 and their admirers
We appeal to anyone 19+
Mr. RUFF 2015
Mr. RUFF is the annual Gay Male Pageant held in Vancouver annually
We promote the message that sexiness and male beauty comes in all body shapes and sizes
The HUNT for Mr. RUFF 2015 will begin in March
The 2015 Title Holder will be elected at RUFFeaster.
More info coming soon
RUFF events are attended by 200 to 800+
Wear what you like
Dressing down is encouraged
No set Dress Code
The clientèle gather in a spirit of camaraderie to
celebrate the diversity of our community with family and friends
while making new one
Music by Live DJ
Entertainment by the MEN of RUFF
Performing sexy gogo set and raunchy performances
Arousing XX visuals on screens
Everyone 19+ is welcome
Government Picture ID required
See the 2014 Photos
See them on Facebook (censored) or GOOGLE+ (non-censored)
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SEE the RUFFparty Video below
RUFFparty Video 2014 - Edited by Scott McInnes MUSIC Copyright © Maff Boothroyd - Where Loves Lives (My Digital Enemy Remix)music-team.net See the 4:32 minutes mash-up movie from 2013. Please share it!.
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Book your Vancouver stay at the Executive Hotel
1 block from Davie Street on Howe Street.
Call 1.800.570.3932 and request the RUFF rate or click the image below for online booking.
They host RUFFplay following each Vancouver RUFFparty with live DJ and much much more.
They are opem 24 hours 365 days a year. Check them out.
About MN events
MN events was founded in July 2011 in Vancouver, BC Canada. We are a Vancouver event production company led by Michel Nadeau, co-founder and former executive producer of TBB Productions Inc. the company that founded Rapture Pride Vancouver®, in the summer of 2000. Rapture is now owned and operated by TFD Presents since 2007.
We are entering in our 15th years in the local special event business specializing in events for a primarily Gay Male Market. We have operated under 3 different banners since 1999 and at this current one Michel is MN events's acting Executive Producer, Website Designer & Partnership Director.
All these years later and 88 special events on our portfolio, we helped raise over $142,482* in cash and $29,125* of in kind donations to various local non-profit organizations.
Our mission is to provide you with an affordable, competitive and memorable event experience you will look forward to return to. Our event would not be what they are without the support of countless amount of people who help out at various stages of the planning, production and execution of our events.
We are very appreciative of the following corporations for providing direct financing to our events in 2014: Steamworks Baths Vancouver, Haley Dodge & RodRozens Designs are all supporting MN events financially and in kind while Top Drawers is the underwear provider & ticket outlet with Little Sister's. Executive Hotel Vintage Park is the official Host Hotel of RUFFparty. Their support helps keep our tickets affordable and allow us to absorb the various taxes we are required to pay at year end. Support them in any way you can.
MN events
*As of November 2014
Glenn Mr. RUFF 2014
Glenn will be stepping down in early 2015
Stay put for the 2015 SEARCH for MR. RUFF 2015
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1 The word that hath been unto Jeremiah from Jehovah, in the tenth year of Zedekiah king of Judah -- it [is] the eighteenth year of Nebuchadrezzar, | 1 This is the word that came to Jeremiah from the LORD in the tenth year of Zedekiah king of Judah, which was the eighteenth year of Nebuchadnezzar. |
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13 I think it is right for me to help you remember as long as I am in this body. | 13 I think it is right to refresh your memory as long as I live in the tent of this body, |
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(V) Nathan, son of Noah Aldrich, was born about 1760-65, probably in Mendon. In 1789 he was living with his father in Adams and came to the town of Victor, Ontario county, New York, among the first settlers. He sowed the first wheat sowed in that town, and after preparing his home returned to his old home in the Berkshires. In the spring of 1790 he came with his family and later he built the first frame house in Victor. He had sons: John, born in Victor, October 30, 1790, married Leonora Aldrich, formerly of Massachusetts; Willis, mentioned elsewhere.
Biographical Sketch of Nathan Aldrich
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Milliken, Charles F. The History of Ontario County, New York, and Its People Lewis Historical Publishing Co., New York. 1911. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 31 January 2015. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/new-york/biographical-sketch-of-nathan-aldrich.htm - Last updated on May 29th, 2011Categories: Massachusetts, New York
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Locations: Mendon Massachusetts, Ontario County NY, Victor New York, Worcester County MA
Surnames: Aldrich
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10 And the number of the children of Israel shall be as the sand of the sea, that is without measure, and shall not be numbered. And it shall be in the place where it shall be said to them: You are not my people: it shall be said to them: Ye are the sons of the living God. | 10 "Yet the Israelites will be like the sand on the seashore, which cannot be measured or counted. In the place where it was said to them, 'You are not my people,' they will be called 'sons of the living God.' |
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WHAT SHE WORE Zoe Saldana hit an L.A. bash in an acid pink Prabal Gurung tank that she layered with the designer's textured tee and crepe de chine skirt. An Alexander McQueen skull clutch completed the look.
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I am particularly interested in old camellias and wonder if anyone could point me in the right direction. I have fond memories of growing up with large gorgeous camellias, I used to pick them with my mother. We used to often visit an old man who had 7 ft camellias of deep pink and white. I hope to try some that date back around the 50's and earlier if they still exist. I am hoping to seek out these types for my own garden.
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Lindsay Lohan Gets Less—or More—'Ugly'
Lindsay Lohan's much-ballyhooed Ugly Betty guest run has been shaved down from six episodes to four. The famously volatile actress just couldn't behave herself, the New York Post reports.
According to the paper's source, "Lindsay would show up every day with an entourage of people. She smoked 24/7, and after she left, they had to repaint her dressing room it was such a mess."
Slovenly habits weren't the only problem. Apparently Linds "would obsessively cut pictures of herself out of the tabloids like she was creating some sort of scrapbook and refused to go on set until [Ugly Betty star] America [Ferrera] was there—it was a power play."
Perhaps the worst incident occurred when a scene called for Ferrara to "de-pants" Lohan's character—and "Lindsay wasn't wearing any underwear," the source noted.
Lindsay Lohan, not wearing undergarments? As improbable as that may seem, a Lohan pal felt the need to shoot back, "Bullsh*t! It was America's fault. They were rehearsing the scene and America wasn't supposed to pull Lindsay's pants down—but she did. Lindsay was so embarrassed, she started crying."
Lohan's rep states, "Lindsay was scheduled for six episodes and is appearing in four but had a lovely time."
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Third-round draft pick acquired from Flyers.
The Los Angeles Kings have acquired a third-round draft selection in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft from the Philadelphia Flyers in exchange for defenseman Jaroslav Modry, Kings President/General Manager Dean Lombardi announced today.The Kings now have three selections in the third round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft in addition to two selections in the first round and two selections in the second round.
Modry, who turns 37 on February 27, played in 61 games with the Kings this season and had six points (1-5=6) and 42 penalty minutes.
The 6-2, 220-pound native of Ceske-Budejovice, Czech Republic, has played in 706 career regular season NHL games with the Kings, Dallas Stars, Atlanta Thrashers, Ottawa Senators and New Jersey Devils, and has recorded 247 points (49-198=247) and 502 penalty minutes. He played with the Kings two times – from 2007-08 and from 1995-04 — and among Kings defensemen all-time, he ranks seventh in games played (454) and ninth in points (164). Modry also represented the Kings at the 2002 NHL All-Star Game at STAPLES Center.
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It's a beautiful skin, but it didn't capture the feel of Chang E. I know the Lunar scene and Lunar Goddess is a good fit, but Chang E's traditional description is not warrior type. Can't say the skin is Lunar Goddess, but it just don't feel like it for someone from Chinese culture background. Don't get me wrong it is a beautiful skin. If you do a google search on Chang E, you will find that Guqin Sona look more like the Lunar Goddess than this one
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I always hoped for a blood moon Diana that would be reddish =(
YAY! My GD fame for a day we hit 1000 votes everybody!
I have suggested to ironstylus how I thought this skin would look better with armor.. I have changed my mind. I think its acceptable that she does not include armor in the goddess skin. It is either she looks completely different from her previous skins, or she retains her signature armor style a hybrid of both might not be a good idea. just look at bunny riven, shes wearing a sexy bunny costume with a huge sword too. one problem i have now, is the sleeves, shoes, accessories that shows more of image of the Chinese goddess. 1. Sleeves I think the sleeves does not resemble her identity of as the goddess of moon enough. If you look at ancient Chinese women clothing .. theres no such thing as puffy sleeves like that. instead they are long, large sleeves that looks very light, thin. the outfit should not be looking too baggy. if you are not sure what i mean, they are quite similar to kimono. http://cfs7.tistory.com/image/31/tis.../488ac112ddfa0 2. Shoes Definitely something needs to be done with the shoes. make them look more elegent, more decorations etc. 3. accessories Maybe adding some jade plate accessories would really highlights her identity as a chinese goddess. it can be something attached around her waist/ sword also Jade hairpin on her hair ? Here are some pictures i found. I hope they can be useful ! These kinda show the compoents of ancient chinese women clothing look at the sleeves, waistband, the hairpin, string ornament around her waist. chinese moon goddess, again, waist band, the cloth around her chest is very thin not baggy. of course im not saying to make her look like guqin sona or sakura karma like that. but baggy outfit with armor makes her look more like some arabian princess. Attachment 858045 - change the baggy sleeves? - improve the design on the torso ? - add waist band, ornaments ?


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For fans of Fifty Shades of Grey and Bared to You comes a fast-paced, erotic eBook novella from J. Kenner. Following The Stark Trilogy—the bestselling novels Release Me, Claim Me, and Complete Me—Take Me continues the story of Damien Stark and Nikki Fairchild, and introduces Evan Black, the enigmatic man at the center of J. Kenner's upcoming novel, Wanted.
I've long dreamed of my fairy tale wedding, but it wasn't until I met… (more)
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Even the coat check at John Barrett's eponymous salon on Bergdorf Goodman's ninth floor boasts a bird's-eye view of Fifth Avenue and Central Park. But it's not just knockout vistas and can't-beat-it convenience (it's a quick elevator ride up from the Manolos on two) that lure socialites and the odd Hilton sister to be blonded where the verb was coined. Barrett, who succeeded Frédéric Fekkai as salon director atop the venerable department store in 1997 when Fekkai moved over to Chanel, has a rags-to-riches story that begins in Limerick, Ireland, and ends up here, in the 6,000-square-foot, former Goodman family penthouse. He oversees a staff of 100, many among the best in the bizall the better to maintain the 2000 clients who bustle in and out weekly. Some enter the airy, lilac-painted lobby with only thirty minutes, but that's ample time for Barrett's cutting crew to perform quick everyday blowouts or updos for galas at the Met. Others slink in behind big sunglasses to get the works, from long-lasting haircuts to eyebrow shaping (not too thin), eyelash tinting, and an hour-long makeup application with Trish McEvoy products. Worth noting: book your Brazilian elsewhere; estheticians here don't wax below the chin.
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The Vogue Hellas Grand Ball editorial is all about holiday parties for the rich and famous. With a slew of decadent gowns and glamorous styling, it's hard to contain one's excitement over the possibility of royal holiday galas that could fill the void left after the royal wedding was said and done.
Shot by fashion photographer Koray Birand for the magazine's December 2011 issue, the Vogue Hellas Grand Ball photo spread stars Canadian model Heather Marks. Styled by fashion editor Michalis Pandos, the looks range from light and ethereal to dark and dramatic. Hair stylist Ali Yilanci and makeup artist Erkan Uluç worked together to give Marks a timeless beauty that shines with every photograph.


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Operation Homefront is Accepting Nominations for Military Child of the Year® Award
New Award Category for National Guard Children
Operation Homefront, the national nonprofit dedicated to providing emergency financial and other assistance to military families, has announced that nominations for the 2015 Military Child of the Year® Awards are being accepted online at MilitaryChildOfTheYear.org through December 12, 2014. Awardees will be recognized in April 2015.
Outstanding children of National Guardsmen will compete in their own award category for the very first time.
The Military Child of the Year Award® recognizes children who stand out among their peers. Ideal candidates for the award demonstrate resilience, strength of character, and thrive in the face of the challenges of military life. These young heroes embody leadership within their families and communities. Each nominee will receive a letter acknowledging his or her nomination.
"In the six years that Operation Homefront has presented the Military Child of the Year® Award, we have seen so many examples of courage, adaptability and perseverance. I'm looking forward to meeting the extraordinary young people who will receive our 2015 award," said Tim Farrell, Chief Operating Officer for Operation Homefront. "In the face of relocations, separation from deployed parents, and all the other sacrifices of being part of a military family, these children thrive and so often set an example for their peers."
This award is presented to an outstanding child from each branch of service – Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and the National Guard. The recipients each receive a $10,000 award and a laptop, and are flown with a parent or guardian to Washington, D.C., for a special awards gala on April 16. In previous years, recipients have had the honor of meeting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey, First Lady Michelle Obama, and philanthropist and singer Bret Michaels, who were guest speakers for the event awards ceremonies.
Anyone can nominate a child. Family members, teachers, coaches, counselors, clergy, neighbors and friends are encouraged to nominate outstanding military children. For more information on how to nominate a child in your community or to see photos from past events, please log on to MilitaryChildOfTheYear.org.
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Joint Chiefs Chairman General Martin Dempsey and Legendary Rocker Bret Michaels Headline Military Child of the Year® Gala
Mike Emanuel of Fox News to Emcee Operation Homefront Event
WASHINGTON – General Martin Dempsey, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will speak at the Military Child of the Year® Award Gala on April 10, Operation Homefront announced today. The event recognizes the top military child from each of the five military services.
Adding star power to the Washington, D.C. gala with a keynote address will be legendary musician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Bret Michaels. Having grown up as a military child himself, Michaels is a supporter of Operation Homefront and recently visited wounded warriors at Operation Homefront Village in San Antonio.
Mike Emanuel, chief congressional correspondent for Fox News Channel, will emcee the dinner and award portion of the evening event. During his tenure at Fox News, Emanuel has provided live coverage of several national and international stories, including the 2005 Iraqi elections, the execution of former dictator Saddam Hussein, and several tours of Afghanistan.
"We're excited to have a great program and some outstanding Americans to salute these five amazing military kids," said Jim Knotts, President & CEO of Operation Homefront. "The Military Child of the Year® Award honors the resiliency and service to country of our youngest heroes. These children thrive in the face of the challenges of military life with grace and courage, and use that experience to become leaders in their communities."
2014 is the sixth year that Operation Homefront has presented the Military Child of the Year® Awards. The five awardees will receive $5,000 each and will be flown with a parent or guardian to our nation's capital for the special recognition ceremony. The awards will be presented by senior leaders of each branch of service. From a pool of nearly 1,000 nominees, each award recipient was chosen by a committee including active-duty and retired military personnel, spouses of senior military leaders, veteran service organization leaders, teachers, and community members.
The five award recipients for 2014 are Kenzie Hall, 16, of Temecula, Calif. representing the Army; Michael-Logan Burke Jordan, 15, of Kailua, Hawaii representing the Marine Corps; Ryan Patrick Curtin, 18, of Corpus Christi, Texas representing the Navy; Gage Alan Dabin, 18, of Anchorage, Alaska representing the Air Force; and Juanita Lindsay Collins, 17, of Clearwater, Fla. representing the Coast Guard.


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A first-ever presidential Twitter town hall with President Barack Obama kept questions from Twitter users focused to jobs and the economy, avoiding the many questions on the wars, foreign policy and civil liberties issues that have primarily been created because of legislation and policies deemed necessary to prosecute a "war on terrorism."
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By: Jane Hamsher Friday May 27, 2011 11:46 am |
Rep. Grayson will be offering a presentation on how the mal-distribution of income and wealth have caused the chronic federal deficit, which has led to a series of bubbles, crashes, and other structural economic problems. He will also address how progressive action is necessary in order to fix the problem.
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JODHPUR: The Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL) recovered more items from the crime scene near Jaloda village in Jodhpur, reportedly belonging to Bhanwari Devi on Saturday.
On the third day, the team continued to scan the crater where she was allegedly burnt and the canal where her ashes and belongings were dumped. They recovered a watch, pendant, earring, foortring, pieces of bone, a mobile phone and a vehicle's registration plate.
In addition to this, a shirt, shawl and the upper portion of jeans was found from the canal, all of which are said to belong to Kailash Jakhar. It has now almost been confirmed that Bhanwari Devi's body was disposed of at Jaloda by Bishnaram's gang.
The CBI is looking at the recovery of the wrist watch as a major breakthrough in the case as Om Prakash, a member of Bishnaram's gang, in his statements, had said the watch was thrown into the canal along with other belongings of the nurse.
"We were waiting for this watch as this is an important recovery and evidence", said Dharini Mishra, CBI spokesperson. "Besides this, wooden bat, jewellery and teeth are also important recoveries for us as they matched with the statements of the disposers", she said, and lauded the police for assisting the agency in the search operation.
The watch is in working condition. Mishra said all the objects will be sent to Delhi for forensic examination.
Likewise, the wooden bat was also a significant recovery for the CBI for its evidentiary value. This bat was recovered by the divers on Friday, which had stone tied to it to ensure that it remained under water.
Bishnaram was taken to Jaloda for the verification of the spot and was asked to narrate the events from burning her body to dumping the remains in the canal.
The search operation continued till evening and National Security Guard (NSG) commandos were also called to the spot.
Meanwhile, the anticipatory bail plea of Indra Bishnoi, sister of Congress MLA from Luni constituency Malkhan Singh Bishnoi, was rejected by a court here.
CBI advocate SS Yadav said the bail was rejected on the basis of the arguments related to her involvement in the crime.
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30 And Israel said unto Joseph, Now let me die, since I have seen thy face, that thou art yet alive. | 30 Israel said to Joseph, "Now I am ready to die, since I have seen for myself that you are still alive." |
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I've been trying to share this since the day I finished it on 2009, but due to various reasons (mainly post-production issues) I haven't been able to put it online. But finally it's here, my first short film in my what was my first year of film school.
The basic premise of it is: "What if the musical instruments changed the sounds between them?" and called "Artsehcro" (read it the other way ;) )
So, with no further comments, here it is:
If you liked it, great! And if you didn't, feel free to share your thoughts as why you didn't like it. Just remember this was my first time as a director :)
Thanks for reading/watching!
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A team of South Carolina Highway Patrol Troopers will face a team of Georgia State Patrolmen in a game of slow-pitch softball at Joe Riley Stadium Tuesday as part of the Charleston RiverDogs' Law Enforcement Appreciation Night.
The winning team will receive a trophy donated by the American Association of State Troopers and proceeds will benefit the South Carolina Special Olympics, S.C. Highway Patrol Sgt. Bob Beres said.
"It's dear and close to our hearts," Beres said. "The money raised (from South Carolina law enforcement fundraisers) over the year helps send over 22,000 athletes in South Carolina to the winter and summer games."
This is the first time for this event. "If we have a good turnout we hope to make this an annual event," Beres said.
The softball game begins at 4:30 p.m. and will followed by the RiverDogs game at 7:05 p.m.
Residents can attend both games for a total of $5 by buying the tickets ahead of time at Crews Chevrolet at 8199 Rivers Ave. in North Charleston. Residents can also watch the softball game if they buy a RiverDogs ticket at regular price.
There will also be other activities, including dunking local celebrities in dunk tanks and meeting Major League Baseball player Orlando Hudson.
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This may be difficult to understand unless you are familiar with the design mode feature built into Internet Explorer 5.5+. I used this feature to develop a browser-based WYSIWYG HTML editor for offline use, but I have run into a serious problem that I can't solve.
Here is the first two insertions that work:
function generatecss(){
var html = opener.iView.document.body.outerHTML;
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(iView is an iframe used as an editing window for the page under construction, 'the sheet' is the form output for CSS hover links. Note that I ended the insertion at </style> without closing the  tag.)
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(txt is the form output for meta tags. Note that I had to add body text and close the  and  tags. Otherwise, the iView focus remains in the (invisible) head section and no content can be added to the body section.)
After hover link properties and meta tags are added, scripts and CSS that are directed to the head section in the same way end up in the body section instead. Any ideas about how I could change the functions so that any number of CSS and script insertions could be made to the head section as the page is being designed? I have code generators for rollover buttons, popup windows etc. that require data in the head.


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7 And a cloud came over them; and a voice came out of the cloud, saying, This is my dearly loved Son, give ear to him. | 7 Then a cloud appeared and enveloped them, and a voice came from the cloud: "This is my Son, whom I love. Listen to him!" |
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Vietnam, the fourth-biggest rubber exporter in 2010, may ship 65,000 metric tons this month, according to the General Statistics Office, 16 percent more than a year earlier.
Exports in the first half of the year were estimated at 407,000 tons, up 41 percent from a year earlier. The nation shipped 75,000 tons in May, up 15 percent from a previous assessment of 65,000 tons, revised figures from the Statistics Office show.
Vietnam exported 56,000 tons in June last year according to preliminary GSO data.
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53 And they took Jesus away to the high priest; and there came together with him all the chief priests and those in authority and the scribes. | 53 They took Jesus to the high priest, and all the chief priests, elders and teachers of the law came together. |
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There have been many Broadway revues devoted to the work of a single composer, but there's only one "Ain't Misbehavin'" - just as there was only one Fats Waller.
Filled with an elegant, poignant irony, Waller's music was written in a period when show business was still largely segregated. Black entertainers had their own clubs, their own record labels, their own movies. When they appeared on white men's turf, they were expected to play certain roles.
The playfulness in Waller's songs reflects an awareness of these roles, but there's also a sense that he was thumbing his nose at convention. Waller was hardly an agitator. If there's an edge to some of his work, there's a seductive beauty to all of it.
What sets "Ain't Misbehavin'" above similar shows is that it has a real point of view. It is a very conscious retrospective of the styles black performers developed during a certain period, a conscious display of masks. The most impressive moment comes when the clowning stops and the performers stand still and sing "Black and Blue," making us deeply aware of what's going on beneath the masks.
Though 10 years have passed since the show was first done, none of the five performers looks any older. Nor is there any shortage of energy, exuberance or the sensational talent that made the show a hit whether or not people caught its "message."
What does seem lacking this time around is restraint. This time the show seems less an ensemble performance, more like a series of star turns. The mood is so relaxed that when "Black and Blue" begins, it takes the audience a while to realize the song is deadly serious.
When Andre De Shields, always a stylish performer, did his "Viper's Drag" 10 years ago, it was sinuous and sinister. It made you understand why Eve was helpless against the serpent. This time, though the dancing is still impressive, it's more offhanded. Also, when he offers someone in the first row a joint, then teases him, "Just say no," he breaks the mood and cheapens the number. Similarly, in "Jitterbug Waltz," Nell Carter is allowed to continue a sight gag so long she upstages the others in a way that's unfair to the song.
Still, Carter's voice is one of the most amazing instruments to hit Broadway in years. The joyful sounds she makes are absolutely irresistible. Armelia McQueen's kittenish sexiness remains adorable, and the irrepressible Charlaine Woodard fairly explodes with a frenetic, but endearing wildness. Ken Page, aloof and nimble despite his weight, still seems the most elegant embodiment of Waller's spirit.
Arthur Faria's precision choreography gives the show visual flair and distinction, Luther Henderson's arrangements are obviously built not just from his skill but from tremendous love for the material. Even with its lapses, "Ain't Misbehavin'" is, for sheer entertainment, the best value on Broadway.
Under no circumstances do sensible people ever attempt to get away with any of the following dumb things: Looking up an old flame; wearing last year's bathing suit; dropping by the old fraternity house. In the theater, sensible people most especially do not revive 10-year-old musicals with the entire original cast and creative team. That's just begging for trouble.
Well, wouldn't you know, the fools have gone and done it - revived "Ain't Misbehavin'" in an anniversary production that's a line-for-line copy of the original. The one that won every theater award that counted back in 1978, and made a big TV star of Nell Carter.
And wouldn't you know, this foolish idea turns out to work like a charm. Which only goes to show: "one never knows, do one?"
They're going to be quoting that immortal Fats Waller line up and down Broadway, the minute audiences catch on that this revival is no sentimentally shoddy exercise in nostalgia, but a bona-fide recreation of the spirit and the artistry that made the show such a joy the first time around.
More than that, this dazzling new production is also a genuine emotional reunion with the ensemble that gave the show its soul. Aside from billing Carter in the star spot above the title and giving her one new solo (with more than 30 songs on the bill, who would begrudge such a modest addition?), the show has not been bent out of shape to suit her eminence.
Lest we forget, this tribute to Thomas (Fats) Waller and his happy-time music was one of the earliest of those intimate, bookless musicals that we eventually learned to take in stride as a new and streamlined version of the old musical revue. Under Richard Maltby's direction and with Arthur Faria's inspired choreography, the show was assembled originally with scrupulous attention to performance and production style. That was to keep audiences from rioting when they realized they had paid Broadway prices for a show that had no spoken dialog, no storyline, the tiniest of jazz bands, a modest set, no backdrop choruses, and a total cast of five - count 'em, five - performers, plus the musical director on stage at the piano.
As it turned out, people didn't riot (except for excitement) once they heard the music and got a load of the sensational cast.
There was Ken Page: With his hotshot moustache and heroic size, this genial singer played off people's memories of Fats himself. Especially when he got all sassy with Carter on "Honeysuckle Rose."
There was that dynamic belter and hot little strutter, Charlaine Woodard, swinging a mean purse at Andre De Shields in "How Ya Baby," and turning that man's eyes right around in his head.
There was De Shields, in a suit so sharp he could cut his pretty self, doing "The Viper's Drag" with such incredibly sexy lassitude that snakes curled up in their dens would dream of his moves.
There was cuddly Armelia McQueen, all puckered up and shamelessly teasing the spotlight to "Squeeze Me." Which, to, everybody's surprise and delight, it did.
There was Luther Henderson, too - whose arrangements kept Fats' songs honestly uptown, where they were meant to be - dusting off the upright with his red silk hanky so he could show us, in "Handful of Keys," exactly what the Waller stride-piano style was all about.
And, of course, there was Carter, with a voice so big and clear and penetrating it could guide battleships into port.
Carter does her love growl in "I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling," all the while looking as adorably naughty as one of those Betty Boop dolls-on-a-stick that you used to win at Coney Island.
Incredible as it sounds, to talk of these performances in the past tense is to talk of them as they play today. Like Randy Barcelo's party-mood costumes, John Lee Beatty's neon-ringed set, and Pat Collins' erotic, after-dark lighting, neither the characterizations nor their execution appears to have changed for this anniversary production. Except, of course, that everybody is older and wiser.
After all, Waller wrote get-down songs for grown-ups who wanted to have fun. People who know how to dress up and party on Saturday night. It's not much that everybody in the show is 10 years older - it's that they've all had 10 years more experience at partying.
''Ain't Misbehavin'" is so torrid that it may be the only place in town where you feel happy to be hot. In their scrupulous re-creation of the Fats Waller show that first electrified Broadway a decade ago, the original cast and creators have conjured the same between-the-wars dream world as before. The stage of the Ambassador Theater turns into a mythic saloon where black jazz bounces against Tin Pan Alley pop, where 125th Street intersects 52d Street, where men coil around women in a plume of reefer smoke. It's always 3 o'clock in the morning. The joint is always jumping. And if there's a smell of summer sweat, it's of the sweetest old-time New York vintage: one part gin, two parts jitterbugging flesh.
The evening takes its spirit, of course, from the larger-than-life Waller - stride pianist, composer, comedian and Harlem legend before and after his death at age 39 in 1943. In ''Ain't Misbehavin','' 30-odd songs that Waller either wrote or popularized are placed in the loving hands of five winning performers and seven swinging on-stage musicians. But the revue's sum exceeds even its parts, though those impressive parts include the singer Nell Carter, the pianist Luther Henderson and numbers like ''I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling'' and '' 'T Ain't Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do.'' Though almost bereft of dialogue, this musical anthology expands beyond its form to become a resurrection of a great black artist's soul.
Perhaps the key to the musical's approach, as conceived by the director Richard Maltby Jr., is its willingness to let Waller speak simply and eloquently for himself, through his art but without show-biz embroidery. We've all heard ''Honeysuckle Rose'' a million times, yet it still seems a new, hair-raising discovery when Ken Page, the derby-wearing cast member who most resembles Waller, chews humorously over the song's opening lyrics, then flies into both erotic and rhythmic syncopation with the sizzling high-pitched cadences of Ms. Carter. Whether Armelia McQueen is shyly imploring her ''Daddy'' to ''Squeeze me and squeeze me again'' or Ms. Carter is nursing the romantic pains of ''Mean to Me,'' the spotlight remains on the melodies, the words and the plaintive emotions, with the arrangement often reduced to Mr. Henderson's tinkling piano. These melancholy babies come to us without the veil of maudlin tears.
Once the time arrives for the cast and the band to cut loose, Mr. Maltby and the inventive choreographer Arthur Faria keep the feverish outpourings within a similarly cozy, after-hours-club scale. When Andre De Shields and Charlaine Woodard swing their limbs on ''How Ya Baby,'' their elbows and outstretched hands fly at splayed, stylized angles, as if the couple were leaping off a Depression dance hall poster; they are liberated spirits from another time rather than prisoners of latter-day camp. Mr. Page's priceless, seated delivery of the surrealistically comic ''Your Feet's Too Big,'' at once arch and low-down, reminds us that burlesque humor and high-style elegance are not mutually exclusive. With the exception of one jarringly anachronistic new gag in Mr. De Shields's ''Viper's Drag'' - now and before the evening's low ebb - nothing is oversold for cheap effect in ''Ain't Misbehavin'.'' The tone this show set a decade ago has been imitated in many subsequent revues - including at the Manhattan Theater Club, its initial springboard to Broadway -but never remotely matched.
What's even more impressive about the revival is how little it seems like a rehash. One has come to dread these remountings of recent Broadway hits, with or without original personnel: the prevailing, pickled-in-formaldehyde standard is typified by last season's ''Cabaret.'' But, as Fats was fond of asking, one never knows, do one? In ''Ain't Misbehavin','' the original on and off stage artists have returned not only in force but in high gear as well. From the Art Deco sunbursts of John Lee Beatty's set to the literal and musical striding of Mr. Henderson's mobile upright piano, the production looks and sounds as it first did. One can even report that the company's plumper members, so evocative of the outsize Waller person and persona, have diligently refrained from shedding any discernible pounds.
The cast may be a decade older, but you'd never guess so. If Ms. Woodard's rendition of ''Keepin' Out of Mischief Now'' is more touching than in 1978, is it because she has matured or merely because one has too often missed this lovely, underemployed talent during the intervening seasons? Of the others, only Ms. Carter, thanks to network television, has undergone the sea change of stardom, and her new billing, along with an added solo, reflects that elevated status. She deserves it. Ms. Carter's voice is the unexpected instrument it always was, an alternately blaring and muted trumpet, but there's a dark blurriness to her big eyes now, a blues lady smoldering beneath the jazz comedienne. Rather than warp the show with her star presence, Ms. Carter deepens it.
Even so, ''Ain't Misbehavin'" remains an ensemble piece, designed to enfold the audience in its embrace as Fats once did. Nowhere is the communal spirit more evident than late in Act II, when the company suddenly exposes the suffering within the Waller showmanship by harmonizing, in William Elliott's brilliant vocal arrangement, on the searing Andy Razaf lyrics for ''Black and Blue.'' Staring out with ineffable dignity from a row of stools, the singers bring the theater to a hush by quietly floating the incantatory questions ''Why was I born?'' and ''What did I do to be so black and blue?'' into the haunted predawn light.
These questions are something to think about, but not for too long on this occasion. The party soon takes to its feet again, with each performer imitating a different instrument in a jamming jazz band, until finally the entire audience is carried aloft by the roaring wave of ''Honeysuckle Rose.'' Has it really been 10 years since we all last met at ''Ain't Misbehavin'"? When Fats Waller is on Broadway, the night and the world are always young.


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- Lufthansa Cargo christened its fourth Boeing 777F "Olá Brazil." Lufthansa is emphasising its commitment to Brazil with this greeting. The carrier is investing in five new Boeing 777Fs as part of the Lufthansa Cargo 2020 future program. Each of the freighters can carry up to 103 tonnes of cargo.
- Ukraine International Airlines started a new direct service between Düsseldorf and Kiev, Ukraine. The B737 flight operates six times per week, offering a cargo capacity of two tonnes per flight to and from Boryspil International Airport in Ukraine. Cargo handling was awarded to Düsseldorf Airport Cargo with cargo sales awarded to GSSA Globe Air Cargo.
- Greensboro, N.C.-based TIMCO Aviation Services, a subsidiary of the Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company Ltd., launched new line maintenance and cabin services operations at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in mid-May, and at San Francisco International Airport in early June.
- Alaska Airlines launched daily round-trip service between Seattle and Tampa, Fla.
- The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration announced that the Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) test site is ready to conduct UAS research. The site is the fourth of six to become operational.
- The 6th International Exhibition for Logistics, Mobility, IT and Supply Chain Management (transport logistic China 2014) took place June 17-19 in Shanghai. The three-day event attracted 492 exhibitors from 47 countries and 16,800 visitors from 69 countries and regions.
- American Airlines Cargo began offering full cargo service to and from Tampa, Fla. Produce, spare parts and tropical fish are expected to be the primary exports out of the city. Air General will act as American's handler in Tampa.
- This July 4, Independence Day in the U.S., DHL Express and nonprofit organization Pizzas 4 Patriots are delivering 5,000 pizzas to troops even in the furthest operating bases in Afghanistan. DHL Express is donating the staff, infrastructure and resources to execute this mission. DHL personnel will load the pizzas onto direct U.S. flights to the Middle East, re-icing the packages along the route.
- IAG Cargo launched its Cargo Connector service in Houston and Seattle, following a three-week trial at the airports. For consignments of less than 300 kilograms (661 pounds), freight forwarders in these cities can now opt to have IAG Cargo collect and courier cargo direct from their premises to the airport, at no additional cost.
- Iberia is strengthening its Madrid-Bogota route in the summer months, offering two extra flights per week starting Aug. 9 and three new flights per week starting in September. This makes for a total of 10 flights.


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Does anybody have actual experience with Gaggenau vs. Thermador full surface induction? I've read that the power is more limited than regular induction units, that the surface is smaller than implied (30" cooktop rather than 36"), and that only 4 pans can be used at a time. But how are people who have them liking them? I believe Gaggenau is very slightly more expensive than Thermador- does anyone know if the price difference is warranted (any features that Gaggenau has that Thermador doesn't?) |
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A friend of mine has the Thermador and is happy with it. From what I can gather, the only difference with the Gagg is the appearance. True that only 4 pans at a time can be used. The salesman I worked with said that although Induction itself is a mature technology, the zoneless units are new and he suggested staying away from them for now. I think the Gagg is not slightly more expensive, it's about 50% more. |
Salesmen are not always the best sources for info. AEG and Electrolux have gone through at least four generations of 'zoneless' Maxisense products in Europe. None have been offered in the US. Plenty of history. |
Interesting. If anything, the salesman was leading me to a less expensive purchase. |
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Muay Thai #1 October 1, 2011
"We are equally good on the ground" …wow, Bisping is delusional. Bisping has never really showed a very good ground game, Mayhem's ground game is awesome. Also, he has a terrible style against Anderson. Hell, I would give Mayhem a better shot based on if he can get the fight on the ground.
ustabeluke October 1, 2011
This is the ONLY time MB has ever spoke that didnt irritate the S%^t out of me. Must be the California sun!
ustabeluke October 1, 2011
Still gonna get whooped though!
Genghis Khan October 1, 2011
Good to see Bisping taking this fight seriously. Miller's got the upper hand on this fight, so Bisping better be at his best.
gunnyhighway99 October 1, 2011
Bisping seems like a pretty intelligent guy to me. He's focusing on the fight, and not trying to out-talk the king of talking in Mayhem Miller. Should be a good fight, but Mayhem has a better ground game.
casyboy October 1, 2011
this expeirience has been good for bisping, seems like they have some respect for eachother, and i might have a bit more for bisping these day's!
Matt F October 1, 2011
Can't wait to see Mike ko anderson!!
KungFuLowKick October 1, 2011
Nice trolling Matt F.Mike couldn't even hurt Leben so i doubt he will survive more then 1 round with Silva…
The real American Hero October 4, 2011
MB ground game is pretty good. Attack wise maybe not as good a miller but he has a good defense and is hard to keep on the matt. Just ask Evans,schafer,kang, i think miller will get him down but keeping him there is a different story. Miller's punching is shit for someone who is a pro fighter. Like all yanky doodle dandies they cant put 2 punches together. He will be looking for the big swinging haymaker. I give the fight to bisping TKO. Bisping will move around twating him in the head while miller will be trying to take to the floor for dry humping session. What is it with the Americans and this need to hug each other on the ground trying to touch each others dicks, tea-bagging each other. Then one lets the other pin him in a BDSM kind of way. Fucking weird! And they teach it in their schools! No wonder the whole entire world thinks their army is full of cry babies that run at the first sign trouble but back in camp they are all oiled up and topless wrestling each other. Either that or throwing puppies of cliffs.
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You have some problems with your sexuality buddy.If you see grappling and it makes you think of two guys touching their dicks,then you should stop touching dicks all day,you wouldn't see them everywhere.


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My steel 31 footer will be 29 years old in April, and is as good as the day I built her, with the original paint job. The trick was to get a lot of paint on her the first time, 25 gallons of epoxy tar , inside and out, plus regular paintings with marine enamel. I used hot galvanized plate for her decks, cabin and cockpit. Most steel boats have problems rusting out from the inside, because they don't bother to put any paint on the inside before foaming. I have seen far to many good boats lost that way, before their time. Foam is no protection for the inside of a steel boat. As long as I clean up and touch up any paint chips, the life of my boat is indefinite, certainly good for my lifetime.
Older fibreglass boats relied on far more shape for stiffness, which results in far less flexing than the flat surfaces of modern boats. Flat surfaces need a lot more support than compound curves, something most design rules take zero consideration of, making them far less connected to reality. A compound curve results in a fraction the flexing of a flat surface, something modern designers seem to lack any understanding of , possibly because it takes a bit of instinct, and ability to see things in three dimensions, rather than the two dimensions their calculations are based on, and is not easily converted in to numbers. They tend to regard all hull surfaces as flat surfaces, making them largely irrelevant, when applied to more complex shapes.
Another problem people have when calculating the cost of upgrading an older boats is the assumption that they absolutely "must have" all the modern toys that older boats lived quite well without, and all must be brand new.I sailed for 17 years and several Pacific crossings before I put my first electrical system on my boat. By the time I launched my current 31 footer in 1984, I had $4,000 in her, a bare shell. Another $2000 and she was sailing, and I was living aboard her. I've never had refrigeration and don' miss it. Wouldn't buy it if I won the lottery . Bought my first VHF in Mexico in 89, my first radar in 94, my first battery in 88, etc , after years of full time cruising without them. My interior evolved over time , spent cruising, and sleeping in as long as I pleased, as I gradually found the materials for free.
Do I regret not having gone deeply into debt to buy all the goodies new, before getting some enjoyment out of my boat? Not a chance! Do I regret not having spent all that cruising time going to work to pay for it all? Not a chance!
With the huge glut of boats on the market, the days of resale value in boats is over. The value in boats is the use you get out of them, plus the huge amount of money you can save living and traveling aboard, over spending the same amount of time living ashore, and traveling by far more expensive means .
Having a boat to live and travel aboard has enabled me to live on a month's work, average, per year ,since my mid 20's, and do many Pacific crossings, as well as cruise the BC coast 11 months a year. My boat owes me nothing. Not owning a boat would have cost me far more, many, many times more.
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I didn't get to make the last meet but want to get ideas going for the next one.
I would like to get dates together and a location that will be good for everyone (not possible) but lets try.
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Trying to get this started early to get campsites reserved if needed and other stuff worked out like taking time off of work ect.
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Getting very frustrated with the fact that MIDI Clock from Cubasis V 1.7 just doesn't work!
Auria's clock out works fine with a several rhythm apps and synths so it's not the receiving app's issue... Its cubasis. Plus the On/ OFF implementation is terrible. I think it just tires to send data to any app that will listen, so even routing apps get effectively by passed! At least provide a destination selector so I can tell what I'm meant to be doing.
Come on SB ... This is really fundamental. Next update please?