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June 11, 2014 – Tennessee state regulators have dropped their inquiry into Diageo's use of its warehouses at the Stitzel-Weller Distillery in Louisville for maturing whiskey from its George Dickel Distillery in Tennessee. A state law requires whiskey distilled in Tennessee to be matured in the same county as the distillery or an adjacent county, and the Tennessee Alcohol Beverage Commission asked Diageo in March to explain why it was moving whiskey distilled at Dickel out of state. Diageo responded with a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the law, which dates back to the end of Prohibition.
During a hearing on that lawsuit in Nashville Tuesday, Dickel master distiller John Lunn testified that the spirit moved to Kentucky has been earmarked for blending into other Diageo spirits, and has never been used in a George Dickel-branded product. According to the Associated Press, Lunn said approximately 16,000 barrels of Bourbon and wheat whiskey have been moved from the Tullahoma facility since 2009 because of a lack of warehouse space on-site. Diageo was unable to find additional warehouse space within Tennessee, and had considered stopping production at Dickel until the decision was made to move barrels to Stitzel-Weller. The company completed work in April on a new $7 million warehouse, and is considering plans to build another warehouse in the near future. Diageo's Alix Dunn told WhiskyCast's Mark Gillespie in a June 13 telephone interview that casks were only moved in 2009, with no movement of casks since then.
After Lunn's testimony, Tennessee Assistant Attorney General Kyle Hixson told the court that he had decided Diageo did not violate the state's law, and would not be seeking penalties against Diageo. Alcohol Beverage Commision executive director Keith Bell told WhiskyCast in April that no formal investigation had ever been opened, but that his office had only inquired informally into Diageo's practices after they were mentioned in a Louisville Courier-Journal article.
The hearing was adjourned immediately after Hixson's announcement, but the lawsuit has not been dismissed. "We can't comment on the specifics of the lawsuit because it is still pending, but we're going to be working cooperatively with Director Bell and with his colleagues at the ABC in Tennessee and the AG's office, and that agreement that we'll work on together will resolve the underlying lawsuit," Dunn said.
Editor's note: This story was updated on June 13 with additional information following an interview with Diageo's Alix Dunn.
Links: Diageo | George Dickel | Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission
June 10, 2014 – Inver House's Balblair Distillery will take its 1999 vintage into worldwide distribution later this month after launching it in travel retail outlets earlier this year. The second release of Balblair 1999 will replace the distillery's 1997 vintage, which has been available as part of the core Balblair range for several years in two separate releases.
As with all of Balblair's vintage expressions, the 1999 was selected by distillery manager John MacDonald from a range of ex-Bourbon casks and Sherry butts matured at the distillery in Edderton, Scotland. It is bottled at 46% ABV, and will carry a recommended UK retail price of £60 ($100 USD) per 70cl bottle.
Editor's note: This story was updated with additional information provided by Inver House.
Links: Balblair
June 10, 2014 – With the Ryder Cup scheduled for this September at Scotland's Gleneagles Resort, Diageo is releasing a commemorative edition of Johnnie Walker Blue Label to mark the occasion. The 40th Ryder Cup will be the first held in Scotland in 41 years, and pits teams from the European Union and the United States over four days of competition September 24-28 at the Perthshire course, which is owned by Diageo. Gleneagles is also the home of the European PGA Tour's Johnnie Walker Championship.
2,350 bottles of the Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ryder Cup Limited Edition will be available through UK whisky specialist retailers, with a suggested retail price of £225 ($377) per 70cl bottle. Each bottle features an etched image of the Gleneagles Hotel, along with the Ryder Cup logo.
Links: Johnnie Walker | Ryder Cup
June 9, 2014 – William Grant & Sons is adding a new permanent expression to its flagship single malt range with the release of Glenfiddich Excellence 26 Year Old. This is the second expression in the Excellence line of premium Glenfiddich releases, following the previous release of the Excellence 18 Year Old. It is also the first Glenfiddich expression matured exclusively in ex-Bourbon casks, according to a news release.
William Grant & Sons director Peter Gordon said in the news release that the new expression is a prime example of the family-owned company's goal of producing the best possible whiskies.
"As a family-run company we've always challenged established whisky-making norms because we care personally about the quality of our single malts. We cherish our independence because it allows us to innovate and create superior whiskies, and 'Excellence' is a prime example of this. This new addition to our collection of rare single malts confirms that as a company still run by our founder's descendants we remain committed to fulfilling my great-great grandfather's vision to create 'the best dram in the valley'."
Glenfiddich Excellence 26 Year Old is bottled at 43% ABV, and is available through whisky specialist retailers for a recommended retail price of £350 ($595 USD) in 70cl bottles. However, it will carry a recommended US retail price of $499.99 (750ml bottles) when it becomes available in the autumn.
Editor's note: This story was updated on June 26 with additional information following the UK release.
Links: Glenfiddich
June 5, 2014 – Brown-Forman CEO Paul Varga is looking to expand his company's line of flavored whiskies based on the success of recent extensions of the Jack Daniel's brand. During a conference call with analysts Wednesday following the release of Brown-Forman's quarterly earnings, Varga cited the success of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey. The whiskey-based liqueur sold more than 1 million cases worldwide during the past year, and Varga said Brown-Forman will use the lessons learned from launching Tennessee Honey in future product development.
"I'm sitting and looking at a category that in the United States alone, if you just — just our rates and estimates of what's happening in the flavored whiskey as a segment in the United States, the latest numbers have it significantly largely than the — I'll just cite the Irish whiskey category or the cognac category. And as the more recent three-month trends related to flavored whiskey as a general segment reflects that continued growth. I mean, it will be larger than scotch pretty soon. And so you are sitting in and you are weighing — you don't want to be too slow or too fast on either one of those."
Brown-Forman introduced Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey four years ago in the US market, and is now testing a cinnamon-flavored "Tennessee Fire" version in three US states. Chief Financial Officer Jane Morreau told analysts flavored whiskey is "driving some of the most explosive growth that we've seen in the spirits industry in years."
Brown-Forman reported a 17% increase in fourth-quarter earnings for the fiscal year ending April 30, with earnings of $0.62 per share – outperforming analyst consensus estimates of $.58. Overall sales for the Jack Daniel's brand rose 8% worldwide, with international sales growing by 10% and domestic sales by just 6%. Woodford Reserve sales were up by 26%, with a 16% gain for Old Forester. Varga hinted that Brown-Forman will try to expand export sales of both brands and the company's other whiskey brands to take advantage of what he called "the global whiskey opportunity."
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Links: Brown-Forman
June 4, 2014 – Prince Andrew — also known as the Duke of York — has donated a rare bottle of Glenmorangie single malt to an online and live auction benefitting the charity Children in Crisis. The whisky dates back to 1997, when he visited Glenmorangie and laid down a single cask of whisky in an ex-Bourbon barrel. The cask was bottled in 2011 and labeled "The Duke of York's Special Reserve." A bottle from the same cask was sold last year at auction with a winning bid of £45,000 GBP ($75,335 USD).
The auction is part of the Art Antiques London charity gala on June 10, with proceeds going to Children In Crisis programs to provide educational opportunities to children in developing countries. In a news release, Children In Crisis executive director Koy Thomson said "Education is the key to children's futures and peace in the communities in which they live. We hope that auctioning the Duke of York's Special Reserve Whisky will raise vital funds for Children in Crisis to continue our work. We cannot thank him enough."
Other items up for auction include a private dinner for eight in the Directors' Dining Room at Berry Bros. & Rudd in London, tickets for the Wimbledon Men's Final, and various travel experiences.
Links: Children In Crisis | Glenmorangie
June 3, 2014 – As expected, Gruppo Campari has completed its acquisition of John Hall's Forty Creek Distillery in Grimsby, Ontario…along with the distillery's maturing whisky stocks and intellectual property. In a news release, Campari announced the final acquisition price as $192.8 million CAD ($182.4 million USD) in cash, up from the originally announced price of $185.6 million CAD in March.
As previously reported, John Hall will stay on as Chairman and Whisky Maker under Campari's ownership, with all production management to remain in Grimsby. Forty Creek will become part of Campari's global distribution network, with plans to expand availability in Canada and the United States at first. During a May 13 interview on the unveiling of this year's "Evolution" limited edition release, Hall expected Campari to invest in additional production and maturation capacity in Grimsby as well.
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Campari also completed its acquisition of Italian bitters producer Averna Group for €103.7 million ($143 million USD). The two acquisitions are expected to help replace the loss of Campari's distribution rights in the US for Suntory's Japanese whiskies and its Morrison Bowmore division's Scotch whiskies. Suntory will switch its US distribution on July 1 after completing its $16 billion acquisition of Beam, with the re-named Beam Suntory adding both lines to its US portfolio. At the time, Campari executives noted that the Suntory-owned brands were responsible for about one percent of the company's global sales.
Links: Forty Creek | Gruppo Campari | Beam Suntory
June 3, 2014 – Australia's award-winning Tasmania Distillery in Cambridge is in the middle of a month-long relocation project that will quadruple the distillery's size. The distillery has won major awards for its Sullivan's Cove Australian Single Malt, including this year's World Whiskies Award for "World's Best Single Malt" for its French Oak expression, but has been unable to expand production because of space constraints. The distillery's owners had been working for several years to get planning permission to convert an old railway tunnel into a maturation warehouse, according to distillery manager Patrick Maguire. However, they gave up on that plan last month when warehouse space next door became available, and purchased the space two weeks ago.
"Last week, we moved all the barrels from our old bond store that we were leasing from somewhere else on the other side of the city," Maguire said in a Skype interview. "We'll be starting the process of moving the still and all the equipment and all the stock and setting up in the new place." Maguire hopes to have the move completed by the end of June, however, utility services to the new facility will have to be upgraded to handle the increased power demand from distilling operations. "If all goes well, maybe in the next three weeks we can have everything in there…if not, hopefully before the end of next month," he said.
Listen to Mark Gillespie's interview with Patrick Maguire:
The new facility will have a tasting room and display area, along with dedicated staff space and offices along with the distilling and maturation areas. However, the biggest change will be the ability to welcome visitors for the first time. The current distillery was never intended to handle visitors, but with the recent success of Sullivan's Cove in international competitions, whisky lovers have been finding their way to the distillery.
"We've never advertised where we are, simply because we can't deal with tourists properly," Maguire said. "Right from the start, we've had people turning up every day anyway, so we've had quite a nice little retail trade going on, but since we won the 'World's Best Whisky Award', we've had huge numbers of people come through and it's been a problem because we've basically had to put the whole staff on and we've got nowhere to put these people." In fact, two visitors were waiting for a tour while Maguire finished his interview with WhiskyCast's Mark Gillespie. "It's fantastic to have all the interest and have all these people here, but it really does get in the way of what we need to do." Maguire plans to add staff specifically for guiding visitors and working in the tasting room when the new facility is completed, and said that it will add another facet to the business.
Editor's note: This story was updated on June 5 following an interview with Patrick Maguire.
Links: Tasmania Distillery
June 3, 2014 – UK competition regulators will open a public comment period on Diageo's plans to sell Whyte & Mackay to Filipino billionaire Andrew Tan's Alliance Global Group for $724.5 million USD. In an email, spokeswoman Siobhan Allen of the Competition & Markets Authority said the public consultation could begin as early as next week, though a final date has not been set. The Competition & Markets Authority took over many of the regulatory duties of the former Office of Fair Trading, which had imposed conditions on Diageo's acquisition of a controlling stake in Vijay Mallya's United Spirits last year.
The OFT objected to the deal on the grounds that allowing Diageo to take control of United Spirits and its Whyte & Mackay unit would place too much of the market for bulk sales of blended Scotch Whisky into Diageo's hands. Diageo had originally offered to resolve the agency's concerns by selling all of Whyte & Mackay except for the Dalmore and Tamnavulin malt whisky distilleries, which it had hoped to retain to supply bulk whisky for use in the United Spirits brands sold in India and other export markets. Tan's agreement to buy Whyte & Mackay covers 100% of the company, and includes a three-year contract to supply whisky to United Spirits. OFT regulators decided to delay approval of Diageo's mitigation plan until after a buyer had been found, with the expectation that the buyer would be obligated to keep supplying private-label customers with blended Scotch whisky.
Assuming the sale is approved, Tan is expected to merge his Emperador brandy unit with Whyte & Mackay. Emperador dominates the Southeast Asian brandy market, and Tan hopes to leverage Whyte & Mackay's global distribution network to expand Emperador's reach into other markets.
Diageo representatives declined to comment on the CMA's decision today. WhiskyCast has also reached out to Alliance Global and Whyte & Mackay for responses. This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
Editor's note: This story was updated following a response from Diageo.
Links: Competition & Markets Authority | Alliance Global | Diageo | Whyte & Mackay
May 29, 2014 – Robb Report, the magazine focusing on high-end luxury items of all shapes and sizes, is out with its 26th annual "Best Of The Best" edition featuring the editorial staff's selections for the world's best…period. The magazine's editors selected Redbreast 21 Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey as their choice for the year's best spirit out of a field of more than 150 different spirits from around the world.
"We don't do it so much by category, like we want so many single malts, we want so many rums, but what's good, what's of Robb Report quality," Senior Contributing Wine, Spirits, & Cigars Editor Richard Carleton Hacker said in a telephone interview. "People always think that means high-priced…that's not true. It means value for the dollars…when I had the Redbreast 21, I will never forget it because it has such a creamy aftertaste, and the fact that it was an Irish whiskey, and I think I even said in the article it personifies all that an Irish whiskey should be."
Listen to Mark Gillespie's entire interview with Richard Carleton Hacker:
The final judging was done by a panel of Robb Report editors, according to Hacker. "We had a rum, we had a vodka, all of them superb and excellent…and the Redbreast 21 just kept rising to the forefront, if you will…it just lingered and lingered and everyone said 'this is pretty spectacular'." The runners-up included Glenmorangie Companta, the John Walker & Sons Odyssey, and Michter's Celebration Sour Mash whiskies.
"On one hand, it's great to hear it being referenced as the pinnacle of Irish whiskeys," said Brendan Buckley of Irish Distillers in a telephone interview. "What we feel so excited about is that we have so much more to come, and the beauty of what we've been doing is that we're seeing the work that was done 15, 20, 30 years ago in terms of distilling and laying down whiskeys so that the palette that Billy (Leighton) is working from and the inventory he's working from means that this is potentially the tip of the iceberg and there's more incredible whiskeys of a similar complexity and equally similar age that we can draw from, so if he has a high benchmark, I think we've got even better to come." Buckley said the next expression in the Single Pot Stills of Midleton range will be released in October, but declined to provide additional details, saying only "watch this space."
Irish Distillers Pernod Ricard introduced Redbreast 21 in France during the fall of 2012, and began exporting it to the United States during the fall of 2013. It is the oldest Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey available, and is distilled at Midleton Distillery in County Cork, Ireland. Last year, the Redbreast 12-year-old expression made it to the final round of judging, narrowly losing out to Appleton Estate 50-year-old Jamaica Independence Reserve Rum in a field that also included The Dalmore Cigar Malt Reserve, WhistlePig Triple One Straight Rye, and the Abraham Bowman Limited Edition Port-Finished Bourbon.
Other "Best Of The Best" selections included the BMW M6 Gran Coupe (sedans), Porsche's 918 Spyder (convertibles), Doral's Blue Monster golf course, and the Fuente Fuente Opus X Angel's Share cigar. Hacker suggested the Angel's Share as a perfect cigar to match with the Redbreast 21. "That particular cigar has got the same creamy undertaste, and it just lingers…you take a puff and blow the smoke out, you don't have to take another puff right away because you're still tasting that wonderful mixture of flavors…it's like the Redbreast 21, you sip it, you chew it, you swallow it…it just stays with you and just lingers."
Editor's note: This story was updated with additional information on the finalists and an interview with Brendan Buckley of Irish Distillers.
Links: Robb Report | Redbreast


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MINNEAPOLIS – Going into Sunday, the Texas Rangers were the only team in the majors that had yet to lose consecutive games. That's no longer the case.
The Rangers were the first team shutout by the Twins in a 5-0 loss at Target Field, a day after a 7-2 loss. Texas and Minnesota split the four-game series.
Rangers starter Alexi Ogando took the loss despite turning in a quality start. He allowed three runs on four hits with two walks and three strikeouts over six innings. The Twins took a 1-0 lead in the fourth on a sacrifice fly by Chris Parmelee, and then extended it to 3-0 on a two-out, two-run homer by Justin Morneau in the sixth.
Minnesota cushioned its lead with two runs in the seventh.
The Rangers didn't get anything going offensively against Twins righty Kevin Correia, who had his best start of the season. Correia threw eight shutout innings, scattering six hits, and reliever Casey Fien worked around a one-out single in a scoreless ninth.
Texas had its first two batters reach in the fourth inning, but it didn't score either. The Rangers also left two on base in the fifth, and finished the game by going 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position.
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TV Ratings: Cable News Rankings Shuffle in April as MSNBC Loses Demo to HLN
UPDATED: The four networks see movement as marathon bombing boosts Jeff Zucker's evolving CNN to number two just a year after record lows and Fox News Channel is topped by only USA in all of cable.
April brought a few dramatic shifts in ratings and rankings for cable news. Due in no small part to the April 15 bombing at the Boston Marathon and the week of wall-to-wall coverage that ensued, Nielsen returns give CNN triple-digit growth from its struggling performance just a year ago while Fox News Channel maintained its top ranking and, perhaps most interesting of all, MSNBC fell below CNN and HLN in the demo for total day.
Among CNN's strong stats (an average 638,000 total day viewers with 228,000 adults 25-54 and 918,000 primetime viewers with 338,000 adults 25-54), the biggest gains came in primetime with the key demo. Boosts for Erin Burnett, Anderson Cooper and Piers Morgan in the primetime block saw a 127 percent jump with adults 25-54 over last April when the network kicked off a historic low quarter. CNN joined HLN as the only network to grow its primetime demo, year over year.
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All networks saw their strongest showings since highs reached in November with the presidential election. That was the last month FNC ranked second in primetime for an entire month in all of cable, a feat it duplicated in April with its dominant 2,016,000 total viewers getting topped by only perennial victor USA. The last time the network held the ranking for reasons other than political coverage was in March 2011 with coverage of the Japan earthquake and tsunami.
MSNBC, which saw year-to-year dips in primetime in both total viewers and the key demo, fell behind HLN with adults 25-54 for total day rankings. Though winning by just 3,000 (142,000 over 139,000), HLN owes much of the growth (43 percent, year over year) to its continued coverage of the Jodi Arias trial. Interest in the Arizona murder case has seen key victories for the typically fourth place net since wall-to-wall coverage began in January. MSNBC maintained its advantage and third place status in all other respects, including total viewers for the day, with 407,000 over HLN's 390,000.
April also ended with a notable weekend boost for CNN, FNC and MSNBC. Coverage of the annual White House Correspondents' dinner, which only recently expanded to other nets after years on C-SPAN, brought in strong returns for a Saturday night. The two-hour block which saw President Barack Obama and host Conan O'Brien speak saw 1.49 million for CNN, 1.11 million for FNC and 640,000 for MSNBC. (Nielsen does not rate C-SPAN.)
Read complete primetime and total day ratings, and changes from April 2012, below:
FNC: 2,016,000 total viewers, up 9 percent) (389,000 adults 25-54, down 2 percent)
CNN: 918,000 total viewers, up 81 percent; (338,000 adults 25-54, up 127 percent)
MSNBC: 682,000 total viewers, down 10 percent; (234,000 adults 25-54, down 1 percent)
HLN: 524,000 total viewers, up 40 percent; (177,000 adults 25-54, up 37 percent)
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FNC: 1,233,000 total viewers, up 14 percent (278,000 adults 25-54, up 2 percent)
CNN: 638,000 total viewers, up 79 percent (228,000 adults 25-54, up 111 percent)
MSNBC: 406,000 total viewers, down 4 percent (139,000 adults 25-54, up 1 percent)
HLN: 390,000 total viewers, up 52 percent; (142k,000 adults 25-54, up 43 percent)
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Realtor Ediquette???
I am looking at buying a townhome, I recently got in touch with a realtor who spent a day showing me a couple of areas. I ended up falling in love with a property that is still in the process of being built. I am now seriously considering making an offer on this place, but I was planning on doing it myself without the realtor. Since it is a new build, I figured I could get a better price without using her since they would not have to pay the 3% commission. Here is the kicker the realtor is my Mom's friend. Would this be "burning bridges" to make an offer without using the realtor? What do I tell the realtor? My Mom thinks that since she showed me the property I have to use her, I disagree! I would appreciate any advice!!!!!!
First time homebuyer
No, you don't have to use her, but if the builder has the property listed and you buy it, he would still owe her the commission. Since she found him a buyer (you), she has fullfilled her obligation and is owed her fee, so you won't be saving a thing. You also won't have her around to give you advice and (hopefully) look out for your best interests.
Next time, listen to your Momma. She seems to have her ethics in order.
Did you mom's friend show you the house you want to buy, or just take you to see other homes? If you saw the house with her, you are ethically obliged to have her represent you. If she showed you other homes, but you found this one on your own with no help from her, you are not obliged to use her, but really should, if it was with in a few days or weeks of her taking you out looking. IMHO
Your arguements and ethics are both pretty weak. What is the difference between a new construction and a resale as far as the sellers saving the 3% or not. Nothing. Your agent can probably save you more than 3% if you had her on your side... you see, a builder sees someone off of the street as a single, one time transaction. They see an agent as a source of multiple transactions. Who do you think they are going to negotiate harder with?
People like you is why I get a Buyer Agency Agreement signes ASAP. There are too many people that do not hesitate with wasting a persons time and money. Your Momma should ahve taught have you better than that.
Did you mom's friend show you the house you want to buy, or just take you to see other homes?
Isn't that really the kicker? It's unclear whether the OP found the new home on their own or was shown the property by the realtor. If the former is the case, I would think the OP has no duty, ethical or otherwise, to the realtor who showed him/her other properties that he/she is not choosing.
It's unclear whether the OP found the new home on their own or was shown the property by the realtor.
Oh it's very clear: "My Mom thinks that since she showed me the property I have to use her, "
My realtor wouldn't show us a house until we signed an agreement that she would be our agent if we put an offer on anything she showed us. Too many people wasting the realtor's time lookie-looing and then going around them.
The OP knows this is wrong and is just looking for someone to say it is OK. They had a realtor come work for them and now want to stiff that person in order to save money.
Is that ethical? Certainly not. Is it legal? Well, I guess it depends on your state laws and if you signed a contract. It certainly sounds like a situation that could end up in court pretty easily.
I guess I was thinking back on a situation that I was in several years ago. A realtor spent an afternoon with me and showed me several houses, none of which were quite what I was looking for. A couple of weeks later, my (then) husband found a new build, and we made an offer directly to the builder's agent. Because the realtor who had taken me around to properties before hadn't found this particular property we were interested in, we had no sense of obligation to her.
Obviously, if/since the realtor who spent time showing the OP properties showed them the property they want to offer on (regardless of whether it's a new build or not), the OP owes the realtor a commission for finding that new home. Are you otherwise "burning bridges"? If you have to ask, you probably already know the answer.
I wonder if the builder agent put a bird in the OP's ear about ditching the realtor to get a lower price. Why would the buyer care who pays the commission?
BTW, it's ETIQUETTE, not ediquette.
Get some morals and ethics. I can't believe you would try to screw over your mom's friend who was trying to do you a favour.
I dont know what area you're in but it my area when a realtor shows a client a "new build" they register their clients name with the builder for just that reason. The builder will be paying the realtor the commission anyway and YOU will not be getting the benefit of having skilled negotiations. Since you dont even know whats right and wrong, whether it be moral or ethical, I suspect the builder will be able to take advantage of you pretty easily. You are a first time homebuyer, you need the benefit of the agents experience. They will save you and GAIN you more than the 3%.
"I suspect the builder will be able to take advantage of you pretty easily. You are a first time homebuyer, you need the benefit of the agents experience. They will save you and GAIN you more than the 3%."
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Hypertufa Party at Shirley's ... long w/pix and tips
Patty "Castrogardener" and I had long mulled over getting together and trying our hand at making hypertufa plant containers. Shirley "OakRockDeer" must have picked up our thoughts because she invited us to a 'Tufa Party' which we attended today.
Patty and I were estatic because we'd never seen the process where Shirley and hubby Neil had done it a few times before so they had some great tips and knew some of the pit falls and how to overcome them.
They have their own formula which starts out with Portland Cement. Neil had some bags left over from recent building projects ...
Added to the cement were sand, Perlite and peat moss which Shirley had sifted through a hardware cloth sieve to get all the lumps out. That was stirred and then water added in small increments. It helps to have an 'armed' man to do the mixing! Thank you Neil ...
Here we are looking all happy and hopeful that our projects would turn out well. We each made about three pots ....
Patty watches as Shirley and Neil show us how to squeeze the lumps of tufa mixture into patties which helps in getting the air out making a smoother tighter surface for the finished pot ...
The tufa mixture needs to be quite stiff; not soupy at all. The texture has to be such as to enable a lump of it to be worked with your hands ...
The mixture is tightly pressed into the pot which you've sprayed with an oil cooking spray so the tufa will come loose from the mold ...
We placed plastic at the bottom of the pot, pressed a pattie onto it, and start putting patties around the sides ...
After you get a little ways up the sides of the pot the tufa will start sliding into the bottom so another smaller pot is placed into the middle to hold the sides in place ...
It's hard to tell, but a smaller square black plastic pot has been placed inside the square pot being used as a mold. It might have to be cut out ...
The inside pot needs to be weighted with sand, bricks, or in this case a heavy rock to hold it down. On this piece I experimented with putting pieces of broken clay pots around the sides and top. After it dries some of the tuffa mix will be wire brushed away to reveal the bits of pottery. We'll see in a few days how it turns out ...
Here Patty experiments with decorating her piece with fern fronds ...
Shirley and Patty working away. There is a certain amount of speed involved to get done before the mixture gets too stiff. However, a little water can be added and the mixture stirred in the wheel barrow to slow down the setting ...
Our pieces were wrapped in plastic bags and will be left to cure for about three days. After that time the tufa can be gently removed from the molds (we hope!) and since it is not completely hardened any rough edges can be worked off with a wire brush, or the sharp edge of a knife. At this point the pieces can be filled with water to keep the hypertufa moist as it completes the hardening process. The plants appreciate some vinagar added to the water to counteract the alkalinty of the cement. The pieces are then left in the shade for a couple of weeks to harden completely. After drying holes are drilled for drainage using a drill bit made for concrete and ceramics.
Here is one of Shirley's previously finished pots. Beautiful isn't it?
Shirley's pots looked a little smoother than some you see because she adds sand and a little less perlite and peat moss.
After the work we sat down to a delicious chicken salad prepared by Shirley and served on their lovely deck ...
Here's a partial view of their deck which has many gorgeous plants in pots. It is overshadowed by the spreading limbs of several live oak trees. To the right you can see the green house that Neil is building to house tender plants in winter ...
What a lovely day. The weather was perfect. Thank you Shirley and Neil!
I hope this will give you some ideas on how to proceed on a hypertufa pot making party of your own. We'll show you our results in a couple of weeks after our pots have thoroughly cured and dried.
This is just one way of doing it. If you've worked with tufa and have some tips, experiences and/or photos to share we'd love to hear and see them. No doubt there are other ways of doing it and different mixtures of cement, Perlite and peat moss. Shirley, Neil and Patty, if I've left anything out please fill in for me.
Happy hypertufa! :-)
What fun it was to make mud pies, and toad houses over your foot.
This is an excuse to relive those childhood joys and have an original piece of art also.
I bought a plant in one of those pots that an independent nursery owner had made. It broke into three pieces within a few weeks. She probably did not use the right amount of some ingredient or maybe not let it cure correctly.
What ratio of the ingredients did you all use?
Ragna and Patty were a joy to work with, we did indeed have as much fun as it looks. Thanks for posting this Ragna.
The important thing is to have more portland cement than anything else in the mix so I add about half as much sand, peat, and perlite combined as cement. Portland cement will hold together really well when mixed with sand, it's just too heavy when made into planters. The only purpose of the peat and perlite is to lighten the mix so you can use as little of those as you want. Don't add too much water because it gets hard to work.
I wondered about that (while I was painting a bench) yesterday. The bench is now drying in my computer room :)
Boss jim, that looks NOTHING like your picture from the plant swap. What HAPPENED????
Shirley, thanks for the heads up on the best curing temperature for the hypertufa pots. I was surprised at how warm they were when they were removed from the car a couple of hours after I got home. They were almost hot which I guess was due to the action of the curing that had begun.
Good one PJ. Carrie, those guys didn't work for me. They were Jolana's mulch guys I think, but they do look strong, and determined--about what who knows.
My mulch guy is a *slightly* ;-) older version of the one pushing the wheelbarrow who worked for Carol Ann.
So now we know we have a gen-u-wine 'mulch guy', a 'hypertufa guy' and a 'Santa Jim guy' ... :-)
Here's the rest of the process
These were covered in the garage
This small one is easy, just peel the mold off
Now for the next one
Fold and pull the inside mold
Now for the outside
Turn it upside down and thump
The plastic in the bottom helps
This one needed extra help to loosen
Smooth the edges with a rasp
If the bottom is too thick, chip some out
If there are pits in the top, we mix some of the dust with water and fill smooth.
Barbra, I never heard of light weight cement in a sack, but looked it up on line and sure enough there is! Sounds very convenient, although the price might be a little higher than DIY hypertufa. One source had it listed at $16.00 for a two cubic ft. sack. It's certainly worth looking into! Thanks for telling us about it.
Shirley, I just came in from taking my pots out of the molds also. I did the first one and then Bob helped me a little with the other two.
The hypertufa around the top rim had to be chipped away a bit from the inside and outside edge. I also put a screw driver very gently between the plastic pot mold and the tufa to loosen it. Then turned it over and bounced it gentle a few times, did a little more loosing, etc. and after doing that several times the pot came out. The ones in the middle came out with no problems.
I then worked on smoothing the edges and the top with a very rough file and finished up with a steel brush.
On the pot which I had incorporated broken pieces of clay pots I did a lot of steel brushing on the top to show the pottery chips, and on the sides to rough it up a bit so it really looks antique. Antique 'what' I don't know ... lol, but it looks very old :-)
Since we don'e have a ceramic drill drill bit at the moment I went ahead and drilled a drain hole while the tufa was sill not completely hard. I put some wadded up plastic in the hole so the pot would hold vinagar water while it cures the rest of the way.
Whew! All that sure worked off some Sunday dinner!
I think they look really nice. I'll take and post some pictures when I get my breath.
Eager to see pictures of yours Shirley and Patty.
Roselee, I paid $27 for 100 lbs, 2 years ago. I bought it at Allen and Allen lumber company.
When it is hard to get out, use and air gun to shoot air into the outside edge, it should give. I have to use the cooking oil spray everytime I pour. Barbra
Shirley, we were posting at the same time and I hadn't seen your pictures when I posted the above after your instructive post. Good tip about mixing the dust to smooth in any holes. I didn't know that.
Barbra, I appreciate the additional information on light weight cement.
Okay, here's the pictures of my pots. Ta daa!
I happened to have a nicely formed oval shape plastic pot for a mold ...
Shirley lent me the same style square plastic pot she used before to make this. Just for fun I plopped a plant in it ...
Last, the pot with the clay shards. I used a hanging pot for a mold ...
Incidentally, I put a damp hankerchief over my nose and mouth while using the steel brush. You don't want to breath cement. Also wore rubber gloves. The alkalinity of the cement will really dry your hands when handling the not completely cured pots.
Now the pots will sit for a couple of weeks with vinagar water in them to finish curing.
I really like those, Ragna. They turned out quite well. They will look great when they get weathered too.
From what I read online the lightweight cement is premixed with perlite and fiberglass. We buy portland cement in open bags from Lowe's for a dollar a bag so we save a lot mixing ourselves. The premix probably comes out really nice, but since these are all outside pots I don't worry that much about it.
I think both of you did an excellent job, the pots are just beautiful. I work on a much smaller scale, its alot of fun to create something from dust. Your pots will be around, way after I am gone. I am taking my Christmas Village with me. Barbra
My husband said my Christmas Village has 2 zip codes. Last year I broke my hip and had surgery on 11-2-10. I was not out of the hospital until 11-20th, I started putting up the village the day after Thanksgiving. I was not able to stand very long, and had to use the metal clamp extenders for reaching. I was still able to get some of the village up. It is full of buildings and places that remind me of my childhood. Barbra


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Pottering around with my seedlings, I barely noticed that someone had taken up residence in one of the community pots:
When I moved the pot, he sat up a bit and took notice:
I've actually found this guy in this pot several times and evicted him each time. He keeps coming back though, and I think maybe I'll just let him stay there. I've seen some evidence of somebody or something digging around in some of my other pots, and I'd much rather have him in here, since it's a cross I don't care so much about, and the seedlings are big enough to apparently not be harmed by his (or her?) presence.
Hey, who're you calling names, Gonzer? Oh, all right, I'll get up and excercise in a minute....... ;-p
Chanin, that is an introduced species, Bufo marinus. We call them bufos, the Aussies call them cane toads. NOT much beloved in either locale, but you're right, they eat roaches, termites and centipedes, and that makes them okay by me! You have to be careful handling them, though. Not only do they secrete a dangerous toxin from their skin, but they also have the charming habit of emptying their bladder when you pick them up!
I thought my wife was watering my Bromeliad seedlings too hard until I found a couple of cane toads burrowed into a seedling tray at night.
I like Frogs and Bromeliads so the toads have to go to heaven.
I'm halfway though making my toad trap.
Here is a link that might be useful: Toad Trap
ewwwwwww major enemy in my land
they are a pest
They pee in dogs water bowls and make it toxic
They eat the tadpoles of the beautiful green tree frogs and other frogs and can wipe them out in some areas
They also have a nasty habit of killing off the honey bee. They jump inside bee hives of a night and eat them for dinner and spit out the stinger.One cane toad can kill 50 bees a night
All toads on my property get sprayed with watered down antiseptic...like detol. or caught in a bucket and covered with cooking salt, that kills them prety quickly....a golf club or cricket bat used to do the trick but night time golf or cricket was a little bazzar....lol
It used to be illegal to kill them but now it is the opposite, they are so in plauge proportions here in the tropics in cane country.
Yes they flatten alot of things to make a cumfy bed
their skin is used for making purses and stuff.....ewwwwwww and touris objects.....ewwwwwww
grose creature...sorry...just my opinion
Hahahaha.......... Nev, I am definitely saving that picture! You could make a whole backpack out of that one!
My little guy isn't hurting anything though, so you can put away your sprays, bats, rocks and golf clubs. The dogs know enough to avoid them, and if he has consumed even one centipede in his lifetime he has my eternal gratitude!
LOL..imagine having a toad on your back...lol
Lisa, just keep an eye on him, if you see him sitting in the cups of any brom maybe best that you remove him.
I made an indoor brom tropical garden for a friend who lives in the bush. I put quite a few broms in that garden.
The lady asked me after a couple of months why the broms would be dying? I asked her if she had watered them enough due to being indoors or if she watered them too much. She said she followed all my directions and everything else is fine, bar the broms. She told me she noticed toads sitting in the cups every day...hmmmmmmmmm.
The toads make alot of toxins and may have secreted either their poison or just plain pee in the cups to have killed them.They are attracted to a constant moisture during dry season and this is why they feel the need to park their bodies where they will be comfortable. They stay there for long periods of time, so obviously going to the toilet there reguarly. I still am unsure if that is in fact how they died but from now on if I ever see a toad in a brom...they get removed.
Thought i should tell you that story just so you were aware.
But seeing him there in your little green patch of young seedling it seems as though hes not harming them. So now i wonder if it wasnt the toads afterall?


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A Regional Section of Pax Christi USA and Pax Christi International
SATURDAY, MARCH 28 to APRIL 2
From Naples to Miami, along Tamiami Trail
NAPLES, FL—Sunday, March 29, indigenous people and allies will lead a five day walk following the proposed route of the River of Grass Greenway (ROGG) to oppose the project, to educate the public about the destruction it will bring, and to urge stakeholders to defend Everglades water, wetlands, wildlife, indigenous lands, and heritage sites by shutting down ROGG. Opposition has surfaced among indigenous people and allies who say that a 76-mile bike highway across the Everglades would destroy invaluable wetlands, disrupt vital watersheds, fragment critical habitat, encroach on indigenous lands, desecrate burial grounds, disturb historic battlefields, commercialize the Everglades, potentially open the floodgate to new Everglades oil drilling and fracking, and undermine Everglades Restoration.
The River of Grass Greenway would be a hard surface road 76 miles long and 12 to 16 feet wide running from Naples to Miami. It would cut through six national and state parks—including protected wetlands and critical habitat as well as a World Heritage Site. It would also run through indigenous burial grounds, the Turner River and Collier-Seminole Battlefields, and other cultural and historic landmarks. Project plans include bull-dozing, dredging, filling in, redirecting water flow, building bridges, installing boardwalks as well as constructing rest areas every 10 to 12 miles to provide parking, restrooms, water, air for tires, picnic shelters, and vending machines. Night-time lighting is being discussed as are shuttles from Miami and Naples. Even more disturbing are plans to extend electricity to the oil and gas industry at "active extraction facilities" like Raccoon Point; some fear electricity to remote areas will increase new irresponsible Everglades oil drilling—just as in nearby Naples where unauthorized fracking hazarded the water supply and led to state fines, revocation, and even a lawsuit for cleanup.
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Info on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/659009204209947/ and http://www.lovetheeverglades.org/walk-for-mother-earth.html
Contact: Shannon Larsen at 904-654-0200 firstname.lastname@example.com ; Betty Osceola at 786-385-6743 email@example.com ; Houston R. Cypress at 786-897-4582 email@example.com ; Karen Dwyer at 239-404-2171 firstname.lastname@example.com
Pax Christi St. Maurice
invites Peace Seekers to welcome
Fr. John Dear
Peace Activist and Lecturer
Author of 20 Books on Peace & Non-Violence
Nobel Peace Prize Nominee
Friday, April 10 at 7:00 PM:
St. Maurice Church at Resurrection, 441 Northeast 2nd St., Dania Beach, FL (2nd street is behind Dania Jai Alai)
Contact: Art Kane (954-468-9900)
Monday, April 13 at 7:00 PM:
Barry University Chapel, 11300 Northeast 2nd Ave, Miami Shores, FL 33161
Contact: Steffano Montano (305-899-3443)
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she moves me
blogging for mother earth
PCF Council Member, Jim Rucquoi
i want to sit on this rock with you awhile, friend, think out loud a bit. first up, these new readings i've bumped into that continue to shake me awake. ever since starting out on my bike three years ago for mother earth, mother's been whispering in my ear something fierce. after climate ride california last year i can think of little else. scattered news of old that held me in its addictive clutches fails to move me anymore. you move me, mother, front & center at last.
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In right column, you will find photos of Pax Christi Florida's 2011 Assembly, God, Country, and the Common Good led by Jean Sammon of NETWORK – Catholic Social Justice Lobby in Washington, DC. This event was held October 15 and 16 at the Life Enrichment Center in Fruitland Park, Florida. For additional Pax Christi Florida event photos, click here.


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Item Description: The Text Publishing Company, Melbourne, 2001. Hardcover. Book Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine. Peter Schouten (illustrator). First Edition. Size: Quarto 4to . 184 pages. Text body is clean, and free from previous owner annotation, underlining and highlighting. Binding is tight, covers and spine fully intact. No foxing in this copy. The dust wrapper is not price clipped and shows only minor shelf-wear. . Previous owner's gift annotation. All edges clean, neat and free of foxing. This BOOK IS IN STOCK and READY TO MAIL NOW. Your book when ordered will be securely packed and promptly dispatched by Great Southern Books. Scientist and historian Tim Flannery, in collaboration with internationally acclaimed wildlife artist Peter Schouten, catalogs 104 creatures that have vanished from the face of the earth since 1492. From the tiny Carolina parakeet to the majestic Steller's sea cow, which was over twenty-five feet long and weighed ten tons, all of these animals have become extinct as a direct result of the European expansion into every corner of the globe. Flannery evocatively tells the story of each animal: how it lived and how it succumbed to its terrible destiny. Accompanying each account is a beautiful color representation (life-size in the original painting) by Schouten, who has devoted years of his life to this extraordinary project. Animals from every continent are represented -- American passenger pigeons, Tasmanian wolves, and African blaauwboks -- in this homage to a lost Eden. This extraordinary book is at once a lament for the lost animals of the world and an ark to house them forever in human memory. Very scarce Australian edition. Illustrator: Peter Schouten. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Animals & Birds; ISBN: 1876485779. ISBN/EAN: 9781876485771. Inventory No: 4665. This book weighs over one kilogram, and may involve extra shipping charges if posted to some countries. Bookseller Inventory # 4665
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Molyneux Slips Additional Details on Fable II 55
from the every-dog-has-his-day dept.
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Have you ever seen a game where a dog sidekick added to the experience
Nethack. Teaching your dog to steal from shops, the fear of seeing them disappear through a trap door, the danger of them going feral, I think it added a lot to that game.
I agree about seeing animals get hurt, why is that more heart-wrenching than seeing people get hurt? Is it because animals are innocent? Because they are relatively helpless? I don't know, but I've always felt that way.
It's a shame in some ways because each of his games have actually been amazing
Have you and I been playing the same games? Are we talking about the same Peter Molyneux? I found Black & White to be a tedious and frustrating take on the RTS genre. The giant animal pets were a nifty concept, but they just weren't backed up by good gameplay, there was far too much micromanagement and not nearly enough fun. I found Fable to be a boring, linear, uninspired take on the RPG genre. The thought of having your character's appearance change over time was a nifty concept, but it just was
Perhaps Peter should spend a bit more time debugging his code rather than sharing his "wisdom" with us.
No amount of careful planning will ever replace dumb luck.


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Strictly limited edition Rouleur-IG London Nocturne caps with a high-visibility reflective band down the middle now available to buy online. Perfect for night-time city riding!
Made in Italy, our new Rouleur cap is made of black cotton and polyester, with Rouleur printed in white on a black peak, and reversed on the underside. Featuring a thin grey reflective strip bonded to a red double-layer cotton ribbon which has been stitched onto the centre panel. Anti-bacterial tape lines, and softens, the inside edge. The cap is made to one-size-fits-all.
Designed by Richard Mitchelson, the second in the Rouleur vinyl figure series is Rich's new illustration featuring Mark Cavendish.
A celebratory 50th edition with our finest covers as chosen by Sir Paul Smith, Chris Boardman and more; Mark Cavendish chilling in Tuscany; Jens Voigt and fellow old pros write letters to their younger selves; La Vuelta with the Grand Tour chefs; Campagnolo's famous Ghibli disc wheel.
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KINGSTON, R.I. — wpri.com reported that Marsha Garcia, the university's first sustainability officer, is encouraging the use of public transportation and carpooling among students and faculty; has formed a climate action plan focusing on energy saving projects to reduce carbon emissions; and created a strategic plan to review curriculum, ensuring students have an opportunity to learn about sustainability. For the full story, click here.
Students at the university's "Startup Shell," a collaborative space and technology incubator, may compete in business competitions for potential investor grants from Uber. The partnership will also include mentoring opportunities and the creation of an "innovation council," which will include students, faculty and staff, for crowdsourcing and development.
Matt Carpenter has more than 15 years of experience in the transit industry, including the past eight as CEO of Strathcona County Transit in the Edmonton area. He has a master's degree in urban planning from the University of Michigan, where he studied from 2001 to 2003.
Executive Order 8 addresses Illinois' fiscal crisis by recommending that state agencies require employees, whenever possible, to take public transportation or carpool when traveling. The state hopes this action will reduce travel reimbursements in gas money.
The university recently issued an RFQ and is evaluating potential locations. Four of its new buses are powered by CNG, and the school says it sees a benefit to converting more of its vehicles to alternative fuels.
In his new role, Jerry Rineer works with Villanova students who have mobility issues, providing support for them as they make their way across the 254-acre campus. The private university, which has a total enrollment of about 10,700, has a large fleet of vans and other vehicles to serve its students.
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The official website for the upcoming Hetalia The World Twinkle, the 6th anime adaptation of Hidekaz Himaruya's comedy manga series Hetalia: Axis Powers, today updated with a mini-chara version key visual. Check the latest information after the jump.
It is officially announced in Japan today on November 29 that Hetalia The World Twinkle, the 6th anime adaptation of Hidekaz Himaruya's comedy manga series Hetalia: Axis Powers, is now in the works. The official site for the anime series has updated with a new key visual for the upcoming "TWT" series. Hit the jump fore more.
At the end of last month FUNImation rolled out some cast additions for Hetalia: The Beautiful World along with a new dub trailer. Now that we've learned who's playing some of the new countries, it's time to find out who will be providing voices for the genderbent Nyotalia OVAs after the jump.
FUNimation made a quick cast announcement for some of the new characters making their way to Hetalia: The Beautiful World. The next collection is set to arrive on DVD July 22, and you can see a new dub trailer and the updated cast list after the jump.
At this weekend's Sakuracon in Seattle, FUNimation announced release plans for Fairy Tail, Hetalia, Ben-To! and A Certain Scientific Railgun S, with dub casts for the latter too. Check out the details after the jump.
April 21st is a shared birthday for two voice actors, Katsuyuki Konishi and Hiro Shimono! Konishi visited the US a few times and some of you may have met him at conventions. Shimono is famous for his love of Karaage, Japanese fried chicken, other than his acting. Come celebrate their birthdays after the jump!
A new Hetalia: Axis Powers app has been released by Frontier Works Inc. on March 1st in Japan. This free app can tell you which Hetalia character's personality you closely resemble. Details after the jump!
FUNimation has announced that Hetalia: The Beautiful World, the statecraft spoof's fifth outing, will be joining their winter streaming lineup. The series kicks of on January 25th, with FUNimation saying that they'll be debuting it at the end of the month. Check out the preview after the jump.
While manga publisher and former anime distributor Tokyopop closed its LA office in 2011, the enterprise was never entirely shuttered. In the intervening years, they've made some waves with print on demand offerings of titles like Hetalia. And, now, they've relaunched their website, with a pretty qualified plan for reentry into the book business. Get the details after the jump.
Statecraft spoof anime Hetalia is returning this month for a fifth outing, with "The Beautiful World" slated to hit hetalia.com on January 25th. Get an early look after the jump.
Statecraft spoof anime Hetalia now has a scheduled return date. The fifth outing, "The Beautiful World" will hit hetalia.com on January 25th. More after the jump.


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Earn a Weathervane fun patch and a theatre badge at Weathervane Playhouse! Our badge programs for Girl and Boy Scouts meet the requirements of leveled badges and are designed to give scouts a broad introduction to theatre as an art form. All programs include an acting workshop, backstage tour, theatre history, superstitions of the stage and a look at theatrical design for props, sets, costumes, make-up, lights and sound.
The Scout Day Program cost is $15 per scout. At least one troop leader or parent representative is required to attend with each troop. No fee is applied for adults attending the badge program.
Scouts can stay for the 7:30 p.m. performance of HAMLET at a reduced ticket cost of $10 each. Scouts can stay after the show to talk with the cast & crew. Pack a meal!
HAMLET, the classic tragedy by William Shakespeare, is rich in action as well as words, words, words... Join Hamlet in his journey full of ghosts, plays within plays, swordplay, madness, plots within plots, swordplay, treachery and revenge... which leads to more swordplay!
Scouts can stay for the 7:30 p.m. performance of HAMLET at a reduced ticket cost of $10 each. Scouts can stay after the show to talk with the cast & crew. Pack a meal!
Weathervane Community Playhouse produces high-quality live theater with volunteer artists, designers, and technicians under professional direction, provides education and training in theater arts and appreciation, and engages and entertains its audience and constituents to enrich the quality of life in Northeast Ohio.
Weathervane shall be one of the foremost community-based playhouses in the country that serves a region through theater as evidenced by consistent excellence in high caliber, diverse, challenging theater productions that compel our community to attend, participate in, and discuss the ideas and human conditions that are presented on our stages.
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