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Heidi Klum: The Alexandre Vauthier gown looked truly sensual on the slim model. The extremely thigh high slit seafoam gown with a deep neck looked amazing on the Victoria's Secret angel. Matching earrings, ring and high heels were just wow! She was one of the best dressed celebrities at the Emmy Awards 2012.
Hayden Panettiere: The American model turned actress and singer looked amazing at the Emmy Awards 2012 red carpet. The stylish indo-western outfit was eye-catchy. The fish cut gown with a drape fabric gave a touch of the Indian saree. The Marchesa gown with a drape of fabrics looked gorgeous on the diva. The actress wore a golden gown with a sheer blue drape like a saree pallu. The high bun and matching clutch blended well with the look.
Claire Danes: The Homeland star won the hearts with her acting and her looks. Apart from winning the best actress award, Claire should also win the best dressed celeb award at Emmy 2012. The pregnant celeb wore a canary yellow Lanvin Resort 2013 silk gown. Golden bangles and Gold Barbara Bui sandals finished her look.
Gretchen Mol: At the 64th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 2012, Gretchen wore a strapless red gown that had a dramatic effect on the neck. The Valentino dress gave a new dimension to the vintage look. Minimal makeup made the actress look chic. Red tie up sandals looked a little awful though.
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A windfarm petition with over 2000 signatures was handed into the Scottish Government today by Dumfries and Galloway MP, Russell Brown
The Scottish Government recently approved two windfarm developments in the region that had been rejected by the council. Mr Brown told the Energy Minister Fergus Ewing that local views were being ignored: he said:
"We hope that he will look at some kind of study into the area in terms of the impacts on the environment and the impacts on communities and on tourism which is so vital to the Dumfries and Galloway area and that is recognised by so many and also will he come and have a look.
"I am not going to force the Minister to come and get into a room with 200 or 300 angry people I just want them to come and see what we are experiencing in Dumfries and Galloway"
In response a Scottish Government Spokesperson said:
"The record shows that across the country Planning Authorities continue to support the vast majority of Scottish Government decisions on major wind farm. When developers choose to appeal decisions taken by Planning Authorities on smaller developments, in the great majority (around two thirds) of cases the decisions of planning authorities have been upheld by the independent reporter appointed by Scottish Ministers.
"Recently the Scottish Parliament unanimously backed the Scottish Government's renewable energy ambitions for Scotland. Renewable energy is already creating opportunities for communities across Scotland - the sector has already delivered 11,000 Scottish jobs, with many more in the pipeline. Grid improvements over the next three years will create many more jobs and opportunities, including many in Southern Scotland."
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Workshops at Professional Society Meetings
Many national conferences include workshops, seminars, and training courses on specific topics, which provide an opportunity to bring NGA employees up to date on new developments. Setting up workshops and seminars is usually simple, requiring only a workshop organizer, credentialed instructors, and a mechanism for promoting the activity and registering students. By careful targeting (e.g., training in emerging areas), and by expending only small amounts of funds, it should be possible to send employees to the right workshops or to encourage the development of workshops taught by academics to meet NGA workforce needs.
An example of a venue that offers opportunities for workshops and other kinds of training in the emerging areas is the annual GEOINT Community Week, which is hosted by the U.S. Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF). The conference includes workshops, such as the 2011 workshop on analytic transformation, which covered emergent technologies and analytical methods. To date, most of the workshops and classes have been led by government and industry instructors, but supporting university faculty to conduct workshops would bring new ideas and learning to the geospatial intelligence community beyond the technology training provided by industry, as well as expose more university faculty to NGA programs.
Organizations can find qualified candidates by recruiting at universities or events (e.g., job fairs, professional society meetings) and by being highly visible to the public. NGA's small size and intelligence mission minimizes its public presence. Increasing awareness of the agency and using new approaches to find candidates with desired skills could increase the number of qualified applicants for NGA positions. Previous chapters discussed where NGA could look for candidates with geospatial skills (e.g., see "Recruiting" in Chapter 5 and Tables A.1–A.10, Appendix A). Some possible mechanisms for increasing awareness of NGA for recruiting purposes are described below.
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How to Tell if Someone Fancies You
You know you feel those butterflies in your stomach, but the million-dollar question is, what does that cute boy or girl think? The answer could make or break your decision to pursue that special someone -- and while you wouldn't want to let an opportunity slide, you also wouldn't want to fall flat on your face from an embarrassing rejection. Read this article to know if the signs point to yes!
1Raise a brow. If someone is interested in your looks, they will raise their eyebrows for around one fifth of a second after seeing you. (To show interest in someone, try raising your eyebrows for a little longer upon meeting them). Don't do it in a weird way though!Ad
2Point it out. Subconsciously, we point at things we are interested in with our feet, head, hands, fingers, eyes, pupils or any other part of our bodies. Be it a cake or a good-looking person, if someone's pointing at something and it looks like they don't mean to - you can almost be certain they like it.
3Keep an eye out. The pupil of an eye will dilate slightly when you look at someone you fancy. Because of this, you will blink slightly more than normal. A good way of knowing if someone is really interested in you is by blinking more. If they really do like you, they will subconsciously increase their blink rate to try to be like you.
4Check your reflection. Mirroring is a good flirting technique. You gently mirror the actions of the person you are flirting with, and as you do this (hopefully) they will see that you have small things in common. Look carefully and see if the person you are talking to is mirroring you.
5Talk to the friend of the person you suspect of fancying you. It probably won't be hard to get some clues out of them.
6Check and see if they play with or flip their hair while talking to you. This is a big, big, BIG flirting sign.
7See if they're nervous or excited around you, either of these could mean they might fancy you.
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Henry Lowenstein, dean of the E. Craig Wall Sr. College of Business Administration, will officially accept the award at the BGS Dean's Luncheon at the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International Conference and Annual Meeting in Orlando, Fla., on April 26.
The University was chosen for this award from among 482 member chapters across the nation. Only business schools accredited by AACSB International may be members of BGS.
"The achievement of this extraordinary award by Beta Gamma Sigma is strong recognition by the international collegiate business academy of the performance and dedication of the Wall College, its students, faculty and our Beta Gamma Sigma chapter leadership," said Lowenstein. "We are extremely honored and proud of this recognition."
The Silver Chapter Award is given to chapters that conduct "programs of significance," according to George E. Stevens, president of Beta Gamma Sigma and dean of the College of Business Administration at Kent State University. The University's chapter will receive $1,250 for a scholarship, which will be awarded to a student who meets the criteria of the BGS scholarship program. The scholarship recipient will be chosen by May 15.
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East Shelby Church of Christ recently held its annual vacation Bible school. "Can You Dig It?" was the theme. Just as archaeologists dig under the Earth's surface to find hidden treasure, so too Jesus allows us to find the hidden treasure of the heart. Every day we will dig to find the great treasures of the heart.
The five-day camp covered the following topics: "Treasure One the Devotion of a Passionate Heart"; "The Tears of a Loving Heart"; "The Greatness of a Humble Heart"; "The Actions of a Tender Heart" and "The Gift of a Generous Heart."
As his followers, Jesus also wants us to be able to discover true value inside ourselves and the others with whom we come in contact. He wants us to become archaeologists, eager to dig a little deeper and brush away the rubble that hides the true treasures in our lives.
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Commentary from the around the country dissects the president's foreign policy speech.
President Obama delivered the commencement address during a graduation and commissioning ceremony at the U.S. Military Academy on Wednesday, May 28, 2014, in West Point, N.Y. In a broad defense of his foreign policy, the president declared that the U.S. remains the world's most indispensable nation, even after a "long season of war," but he argued for restraint before embarking on more military adventures.
Returning to West Point, the site of his famous "Hello, I Must Be Going" Afghanistan speech in 2009 — when he broke new ground in foreign policy schizophrenia by announcing both our escalation and our withdrawal from that benighted country in the same set of remarks — the president sought this week to present his foreign policy vision in what the White House billed as a major address.
To borrow from the baseball metaphor the president offered up on his Asia trip when he spoke of a foreign policy made up of singles and doubles rather than home runs, this speech was a dribbler into the glove of the first baseman. It provided neither reassurance to allies nor anything remotely like a foreign policy vision.
The president wants to find a new low-cost, low-risk path to American leadership — a Wal-Mart foreign policy. He wants to lead. He asserted our exceptionalism. He asserted our indispensability. But most of the speech was a reiteration of the reasons he has already offered up for not taking action or not taking much action or not taking effective action in the past.
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Obama's speech could be called a tribute to common sense, except that the sense it made is so uncommon.
The president's main point was to emphasize that not every problem has a military solution. He drew one other distinction. On the one hand, there are "core interests" — direct threats to America and its allies — that we would absolutely defend with military force, "unilaterally if necessary." On the other hand, there are crises that may "stir our conscience or push the world in a more dangerous direction" but that don't threaten our core interests. In those cases, "the threshold for military action must be higher."
This should seem obvious. The problem is, it isn't to the endless stream of politicians, pundits and Sunday talk-show mavens who routinely denounce Obama as the weakest president in American history without knowing anything about history or — most of them — unveiling the slightest hint of what they would do in his place.
It's a fair bet that the most propelling motive behind this speech was sheer exasperation. But Obama listed several things he did do, and they undoubtedly had an effect. Sanctions isolated Russia; reinforcements to Eastern European NATO members shored up their confidence. And as a result of all this, the Ukrainians elected a new president who seems capable of bridging the West and the East, and the prospects of a violent East-West confrontation have receded. Obama said that all this happened "because of American leadership ... without us firing a shot" — a boast that's hard to dispute.
If Obama's critics had their way, there would still be American troops in Iraq, there wouldn't be a drawdown in Afghanistan, and shipments of fresh new recruits would be fighting in Libya, Syria, Ukraine and who knows where else. Does this mean, as his critics charge, that Obama has an aversion to war? I suppose. But what exactly is wrong with that?
Fred Kaplan, Slate
"U.S. military action cannot be the only — or even primary — component of our leadership in every instance," Obama said. In laying out his vision for the U.S. role in the world, the president aimed for the well-trod high ground between isolationists and interventionists. His last effort to get there, a peevish exposition at a news conference in the Philippines, wasn't very convincing. His presentation was more polished Wednesday, but it's unlikely to tamp down criticism of his conduct of foreign policy as weak, indecisive and unconvincing.
Obama could have done more to advance his case if he had just built it around his announcement Tuesday about drawing down forces in Afghanistan. West Point, after all, was where Obama announced, in December 2009, his decision to send 30,000 additional troops there. That deployment and its subsequent successful withdrawal have given the United States greater flexibility to advance its global interests. That's a good story to tell, and Obama should have stuck with it.
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September 20, 2012, 07:27 PM | #1 |
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I read "No Easy Day" (great read btw) and was intrigued by the writer's assertion he didn't carry the issued SIG 9mm because when the pistol is jostled around the rounds tend to shift and get jumbled up in the magazines causing misfeeds.
I wonder if any SIG owners / carriers have ever experienced anything like this before? This sounds like a plausible failure mode and perhaps not one the average civilian shooter would experience? I've never owned a SIG as their controls layout doesn't work well for me. I won't mention what he carries as that will only make this sound like a brand war, which it is not. If you've read the book you know what he carried. Also, please don't turn this into a love / hate thread for or against the author. Last edited by HKGuns; September 20, 2012 at 07:47 PM. |
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I'm a civvie shooter, but I have had a sig p226 for over 15years and never experianced what u or the author describe. On the contrary, my dog has been flawless from day one. Perhaps an operator/Leo might have a diff perspective, putting the gun thru more daily rigors..... but not me.
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Just to be clear thorn, I'm not reporting it has happened to me. I've shot SIG's but never owned one.
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I have carried P229 for the last couple of years almost daily and experienced zero issues. I generally shoot the rounds from my carry magazine at the range, so I suspect if this happened for me it would have shown up.
Now, there is absolutely no way to compare my daily activities to those of an elite Navy SEAL, but it seems if this was a legitimate issue we would have heard about it before now. Obviously everyone is going to have different preference and I suspect that is all this is - he just prefers a different gun. However, it would be interesting to hear from someone who has really put a P226/P228/P229 through extreme conditions.
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other Navy Seals seem to like it
Mark Owen is on his own on this one. Other Seals, both Howard Wasdin, (Seal Team Six) and Marcus Lattrull (Lone Survivor) both love it.
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In all my shooting of SIGs I have never experienced this problem. But I'm not a Navy Seal.
I've heard mixed reports about the author and his story, so I'd take the book with a grain of salt.
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Don't know if anyone even READ the OP, but his post has NOTHING to do with the author or the book, only with a suspected gun issue.
I have a SIG P220-R, and haven't had a feed issue due to jostled rounds, but to echo previous posts, I'm no SEAL. I do carry my SIG, so it sees the average jostle from pedestrian walking, but other than that, I have no extreme rattle test to offer. SIGs are notoriously reliable and built well, and I have no reason to foresee any feed/magazine issues based off of my personal experience and the manufacturer's reputation. |
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I also agree with your sentiments here. I've had the immense privilege to work with some individuals in that community. Those I knew did their job and were happy in the success they had and never felt any need to brag about it or even talk about it. To me that gives even less credence to the author. Quote:
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My question is, if it's even possible for this to happen ("...when the pistol is jostled around the rounds tend to shift and get jumbled up in the magazines causing misfeeds..."), is it more likely for it to occur with a SIG pistol than it would with other pistols of its genre (i.e., the Beretta Model 92)-which the author is apparently claiming?
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British Small Arms made Triumph and BSA motorcycles. All the BSA riders just knew Triumphs were made from BSA scrap, and vice versa. Now that's a brand war. This stuff with Sigs and HK's isn't quite as bad, but it's close enough. I happen to like them both. You know what the clearance is in magazines. How much room to move around is there. I know guys that rap ar mags before locking and loading, probably something they saw in a movie. Rim lock is not even a possibility. Gasp! Sometimes a bad mag is just a bad mag.
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I've had a SIG P226 for a long time and have never had a problem like this.
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I guess I should have known better. Moderators please delete the disparaging remarks or just lock the thread. I like Otters as well Woody. Last edited by HKGuns; September 21, 2012 at 09:25 PM. |
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"...when the pistol is jostled around the rounds tend to shift and get jumbled up in the magazines causing misfeeds."
I do not have a Sig P226 magazine to examine. However, because they are designed to feed and function exactly the same as just about every other semi-auto pistol magazine, I'm willing to assert that this isn't true. And, if it is true, every other semi-auto pistol magazine has the potential to fail the same way. I would like to have a more precise description of the misfeeds. Are they occuring upon chambering the first round, half-way through the emptying of the magazine, et cetera? How far does the round make it along its path into the chamber? I don't know if the author described the failures in such detail. But, maybe the author did, so I'm asking. I would really have to test it with a Sig P226, but I doubt the recoil spring would be too weak to shove the nose of the bullet up the feed ramp and into the chamber regardless of the position (forward or aft) of the top round in the magazine. Now, if the rounds jiggle around so much that the top round in the magazine ends up so far forward that it prevents insertion into the magazine well, then I might buy that. But, that isn't a "misfeed", so that doesn't seem like what the author is describing.
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I carried a SIG P226 in 9mm for just over a decade with one of my LE employers. It went everywhere I did during duty- in the cruiser, outta the cruiser, foot chases, fights, falls on icy surfaces during the winter, even used it a couple of times as an impact weapon (that's another story) and never had a problem with it during quals using the ammo that sat in the magazines prior to blowing it off. In short- it's not an issue.
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It's theoretically possible for really severe impacts to misalign rounds in a double-stack magazine if the magazine isn't fully loaded. Can't say that I've ever heard if it happening in the real world.
If the magazine is fully loaded, there's no room for the rounds to become misaligned unless the magazine is actually physically deformed in some manner.
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@JohnKSa: Yes, but would it matter if some of the cartridges have the nose of the bullet touching the front wall of the magazine and some fully seated to the rear?
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I don't think it matters. If the magazine is full, there's no room for the rounds to become misaligned.
If they're significantly shorter than the magazine they could move back and forth in the magazine, but they would have to be ridiculously short before their position relative to the front or back of the magazine would allow the rounds to misalign. If the magazine isn't full, then you could, theoretically, bounce things around enough to let the rounds get loose enough to misalign. That would happen regardless of whether the rounds can move back and forth a little in the magazine. Again, I haven't heard of this happening in the real world, and to the extent that it is possible, I can't understand how it would be something that's peculiar only to SIG magazines. It would apply to any double-column magazine unless there's something I'm completely missing.
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Any double stack in any caliber could theoretically do this.
It's either not exclusive to the Sig, or total BS. I'm guessing total BS. Being a Navy SEAL doesn't add credibility to his story in any way. |
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Now if a navy armorer wants to step up and talk about this, fine. Makes a nice story, like "Unforgiven".
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I have had rounds shift on 2 pistols. One was a BHP and the other was on a M9. Both magazines had weak springs. The BHP mag was an from an off shore military contract and the Beretta mag was the issued Check Mate magazine. I don't think the brand/design of the pistol causes rounds to misalign. It has to be magazine related.
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The summer of pro-am games is about to jump the shark. That comes when all the big names start jumping into every game, representing cities where they have no real connection.
The folks in Philadelphia should get a good show, but that seems to be what is happening for the Philly vs. Melo league contest coming up Sept. 25 on the Penn campus.
LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Chris Paul are all coming to Philadelphia for the game, according to Kate Fagan of the Philadelphia Inquirer. That means it should be a good show, like Goodman vs. Melo.
It's one thing to drop in on a couple games during the league's season, but for Durant — who grew up playing in D.C. at the Goodman League — to rep Baltimore or Philadelphia is a sign that these big intersectional exhibition games have lost local meaning. Carmelo Anthony representing Baltimore's 'Melo League, that's pretty obvious. Lou Williams of the Sixers playing for Philly, I love that.
Where do LeBron and CP3 fit in?
Maybe I'm just burnt out on the exhibition season and want some real games to start soon. Yes, I know about the lockout. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.
- zblott - Sep 13, 2011 at 1:33 PM
They need to stick to players who are actually from those cities or reasonably nearby. Turning exhibition, city-pride events into "who can bring the best batch of friends from outside the city" does a real disservice to what these games should be about.
If only they could organize a larger tournament that covered more cities' best talent.
- secdominance - Sep 13, 2011 at 7:08 PM
These games are about players having fun with their friends and putting on a show for the fans. I don't know when this became a strategic ploy.
And when did Melo start reppin Baltimore? I could have swore when he joined the Knicks he was New York all the way. At least thats the story Knicks' fans go with


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Plays, Musicals, and Theater Events in December
See John Malkovich direct in French at Shakespeare, a Million-Dollar Quartet at the Kennedy Center, "Les Misérables," and much more.
Opening This Month
John Malkovich, who starred as the immoral Vicomte de Valmont in the movie Dangerous Liaisons, directs a French-language version of Les Liaisons Dangereuses presented by the Théâtre de l'Atelier at Shakespeare Theatre. December 6 through 9.
Georgetown professor and playwright Natsu Onoda Power, whose acclaimed Astro Boy and the God of Comics was produced this year at Studio Theatre, directs A Trip to the Moon at Synetic Theater. The play is based on a 1902 silent film by Georges Méliès featuring six astronomers who head to the moon, where they encounter comets, aliens, and the moon goddess Phoebe. December 6 through January 6.
The Hub Theatre presents How I Paid for College, Marc Acito's world premiere about a Bueller-esque teen who turns to crime to pay for acting school. December 7 through 30.
Woolly Mammoth welcomes comedy duo the Pajama Men and their show In the Middle of No One. The Guardian described the surreal fusion of improv and theater—sold out in London and at the Edinburgh Fringe—as "comic bliss." December 11 through January 6.
Just in time for the movie adaptation, the 25th-anniversary tour of Les Misérables returns to DC, playing at the National Theatre. Peter Lockyer stars as Jean Valjean, with Genevieve Leclerc as Fantine. December 12 through 30.
Apples from the Desert, Savyon Liebrecht's Isreali hit, gets its Washington premiere at Theater J. The show, about a religious teenager who flees her Orthodox upbringing to follow the man she loves, was adapted by Liebrecht from her 2000 short story. December 15 through January 6.
Million Dollar Quartet, the Broadway hit about a legendary recording session by Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash, comes to the Kennedy Center December 18 through January 6. Signature Theatre's Eric Schaeffer directs.
At Studio Theatre, artistic director David Muse directs An Iliad, Lisa Peterson and Denis O'Hare's contemporary spin on Homer's epic. The one-man, 100-minute adaptation stars Scott Parkinson as the poet. December 21 through January 13.
Holiday-Themed Shows
Irving Berlin's White Christmas moves into the Kennedy Center's opera house for the season. Based on the 1950s film starring Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney, the musical features all the standards: "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm," "Sisters," and "White Christmas," of course. December 11 through January 6.
Edward Gero reprises his role as Scrooge in Ford's Theatre's annual production of A Christmas Carol. Through December 30.
Paul Morella also reprises his (multiple) roles in A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas, which returns to Olney Theatre. The pared-down one-man show is based more heavily on Dickens's original story. Through December 30.
And once again, MetroStage presents its annual production of A Broadway Christmas Carol by Kathy Feininger. Through December 23.
Faction of Fools stages A Commedia Christmas Carol, giving the classic, oft-produced tale a commedia dell'arte spin. Through December 23.
Opening December 14 at Keegan Theatre is An Irish Carol, Matthew Keenan's homage to Dickens tale—set in an Irish pub, of course. Through December 31.
Rep Stage presents staged readings of humorist David Sedaris's Holidays on Ice, December 20 through 23.
Theater Alliance presents The Night Before Christmas, a Scottish black comedy, through December 29; and Wonderful Life, a Hub Theatre co-production, through December 20.
Washington Improv Theater brings back Seasonal Disorder, its holiday-themed improv show. December 6 through 29.
Ongoing/Last Chance
The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart, presented by the National Theatre of Scotland and Shakespeare Theatre at the Bier Baron Tavern, closes December 9. Read our earlier review.
WSC Avant Bard's production of Six Characters in Search of an Author also closes December 9.
The Aliens plays at Studio Theatre through December 23. Read our earlier review.
A Midsummer Night's Dream plays at Shakespeare Theatre through December 30. Read our earlier review.
Also playing through December 30 is Cinderella at Olney Theatre. Read our earlier review.
My Fair Lady is at Arena Stage through January 6. Read our earlier review.
Pullman Porter Blues also plays at Arena Stage through January 6. Read our earlier review.
Dreamgirls is at Signature Theatre through January 13. Read our earlier review.
For the Kids
The Kennedy Center-commissioned The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg plays through December 9 in the Family Theater.
Jon Klein, head of the MFA playwriting program at Catholic University, presents the premiere of his Young Robin Hood at Round House Theatre. Through December 30.
At Adventure Theatre through December 31 is A Little House Christmas, adapted from a Laura Ingalls Wilder story about a storm that interrupts the Ingalls family's Christmas dinner.
The Puppet Co. stages The Nutcracker through December 30 in Glen Echo.
At Imagination Stage through January 6 is Seussical, which is loosely based on Dr. Seuss's Horton Hears a Who! but also incorporates characters from The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, and more.
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- VG-10 stainless steel is clad with 16 layers of SUS4100 high-carbon stainless steel on each side, producing a 33 layered rust-free Damascus look
- VG-10 ''super steel" is composed of carbon, chronium, cobalt, manganese, molybdenum, silicon and vanadium
- Ebony-black PakkaWood handles specifically designed for premium applications
- Stainless-steel bolsters and end caps
- Dishwasher safe
- NSF approved
- Blade Length: 7"
- Steel: VG-10 cutting core clad with 32 layers of SUS410 stainless
- Handle: "D" shaped Ebony-black PakkaWood
- Made in Japan
UPC Code: 4901601354775
This Japanese super-steel is known for it's ease of sharpening, ability to take a super fine edge, and outstanding corrosion resistance making it one of the best bang-for-buck steels on the market.
The exotic steel Capital of the World, Japan produces and innovates some of the best products, from pocket to kitchen knives and everything in between.
Provides a traditional, natural look and feel to a modern tool. Wood absorbs shock well and is popular in axe handles.