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Actress Amrita Puri, the only female actor in "Kai Po Che!", says that director Abhishek Kapoor is the USP of the film.
"Kai Po...", the big screen adaptation of Chetan Bhagat's book "The 3 Mistakes of My Life", also features TV actors Sushant Singh Rajput, Amit Sadh and Rajkumar Yadav.
"I was a little nervous earlier but Abhishek is such a nice person. In the beginning of the film, he had a one on one chat with me, where he wanted me to get completely comfortable. That chat actually set the path for the rest of the film."
"During our chat he talked to me as a person and not as the director of the film or as a professional. He made me understand the fact that he has chosen me because I am the best person for his role. If your director believes in you, it gives an actor a lot of security. He is the star of 'Kai Po...'," Amrita told IANS.
Not many newcomers get a chance to do something new film after film. But the 28-year-old got to play a small town girl in her debut film "Aisha" followed by a housewife in "Blood Money", and in "Kai Po..." she will be seen as a vivacious girl. AQmrita considers herself very lucky.
"My character in 'Kai Po Che' is very different from that in 'Aisha' and 'Blood Money'. Vidya is very naughty and a fun loving person. She is very mischievous. She is not the traditional types. She is very strong and a go getter," she said.
"The three characters that I have played are completely different from each other. I think I am a lucky one."
Recalling the shooting schedule Amrita says she loved being pampered by the male co-actors on the sets.
"Working with three actors was a fabulous experience. I was thoroughly pampered. They have been very sweet to me and I just loved it," she said.
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The Lord has preserved us to see another Convention of His church and to participate in the blessings that He alone can give . We there – fore welcome you to the convention of '' The All – Sufficient God''. This year's theme holds lots of promises for all of us who will participate in all the proceedings and our lives will be imparted in ways we have never imagined
The All Sufficient One has enough blessings to give all His children because there is no shortage in His storehouse. He app eared to Abraham as the El Shaddai, the One who is more than enough (Gen17: 1) and He is still the same till this moment. During this Convention, He will become a testimony in the name of Jesus. The All Sufficient One rules by decrees. He commanded light where there was darkness and darkness had no option but to take its leave (Gen 1:3 ) . He commanded ravens to feed Elijah and they did not miss their way (Kings 17: 4-6 ) .

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Mound Westonka principal says Harlem Shake video contained inappropriate "hip-thrusting"
Activities Director Koltes (left) has been suspended; Elvis (right) would be proud.
Mound Westonka High School Principal Keith Randklev may have been cryogenically frozen while watching Elvis perform on the Ed Sullivan Show in the 1950s and then thawed sometime recently, because here's what he said yesterday when asked about why a group of students were suspended for shooting a seemingly harmless Harlem Shake video in the school cafeteria:
THE BACKSTORY: Mound Westonka hockey players and parents irate about Harlem Shake video suspensions
"Many, many of the Harlem Shakes that I saw had a lot of hip-thrusting in their acts," Randklev told KSTP. "There was activity that was not appropriate and did not lead to a safe environment."
Yes, because we all know the only thing more dangerous than the presence of drugs or guns in schools is on-campus hip-thrusting.
During last night's Mound Westonka school board meeting, Principal Randklev escaped discipline for the fiasco, but Superintendent Kevin Borg did take action against Activities Director Dion Koltes, who has been placed on administrative leave. From WCCO:
Westonka School District Superintendent Kevin Borg apologized for the school's actions.
"To our students, I apologize that under my watch this issue has caused so much pain," Borg said.
It was an apology students and parents say they've been waiting for. And there was an overwhelming applause when Borg announced that activities director Dion Koltes was placed on administrative leave.
Borg was quick to clarify that Koltes does not assign suspensions, and that he couldn't discuss the nature of the allegations against Koltes at that moment.
Of course, folks are mostly outraged because six of the students who were suspended play on Mound Westonka's hockey team and had to miss last Friday's playoff game as a result of their hip-thrusting. Mound Westonka ended up losing to a lower-seeded Blake squad.
One parent in attendance at last night's meeting told Bord, "There ought to be, like, zero tolerance for bone-headed, knee-jerk-reaction administrators. Put that in your policy pipe and light it up."
Perhaps the true lesson here is that it's not a good idea to make a Harlem Shake video in the first place.
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Bike theft is somewhat an issue in Belgium, especially in cities with loads of students (like Leuven). I always carry a lock (with numbers, not so safe thus) with me, to make sure the bike is somewhat connected to the earth. Sometimes it's just as simple as going trough my day rack, so anyone carrying some basic tools could easy steal my bike. I'm always scared when leaving it alone, but there is not much you can do about it i guess. Thieves are (imho) divided in to 2 categories: those who have tools and are 'professional', if they want your bike they get it. You an try heavy locks and so on, but i don't believe it will stop those. Second category I see are people just wanting to 'loan' a bike to get somewhere (often drunk people) and any simple lock will be enough for this.
I really hope nobody steals my bike, I'd be a total loss and so sad when that happens.
Some typical chit-chat conversation at my work when i arrive with my bike (and bike clothing):
1: Cool, you are here by bike, how far is it?
me: About 23.5km single ride, I love riding my bicycle.
1: Yeah, I've got a (race/mountain) bike worth 1000-3000, to expensive to put it away in the (locked!) bicycle area over here.
me: ???? confused ????
My recumbent bike wasn't cheap either, but what the hell are you with an expensive bike if you can't use it for commuting or any other job except some nice weather touring? I really don't get those people, but I might be to simple (hehe) for it.
This is my wife on our tandem after a grocery run.
^^^ Y'all need some panniers!
I've been car-free since summer 2004. However, living in Manhattan has to be the easiest way to do this so I must admit to that. I don't have a commuter bike due to theft concerns, but public transport (and walking!) is fine for me and I can rent a car for the handful of times I do need to travel out of the region.
I am in my first year at college and I want to adhere to a car-free lifestyle for as long as possible. My friends are all amazed at how "self-sufficient" I am at getting around extensive distances via public transport but I grew up living with other people who were often less than willing to accommodate me with rides so I am quite a bit more experienced. Being car-free keeps you in touch with the world and people around you. I am always meeting different people and having experiences that I would never have from inside the box of a vehicle. People try to write you off as some sorta new age green-freak when you try to explain this, I have taken to explaining it as being an urban-explorer.
Hi, my names Surf and I've not used a motor vehicle for just over four years.
{Group Claps with some hollars and nods of support from the other recovering addicts**
No seriously.....
Living in Glasgow, one one of THE most car dependent cities in Europe, I am greeted with:
1. General...How can you bring up a young family without a car? I just do. I'm just showing my kids that there's an alternative to pumping three tons of CO2 into the air every year.
2. At work...wow you cycle over 30 miles a day?!?!?!? Yep, and you can too. If you wanted.
3. At a party in Edinburgh...introduced as, 'Hi this is Surf and he cycled all the way here rom Glasgow!!! I ended up talking about cycling all night. I felt like a skipping CD and all I really wanted to do was PARTY!!!!
4. General...you must be really fit. Oh yes, but I eat enough for five. I'm the only guy that does over 200 miles a week (not including leisure rides) AND PUTS ON WEIGHT!!!!
5. General...How can do you cope with the rain? I just do. When did everyone become so 'wet' anyway (if you get my drift).
6. General...you aren't scared of the roads? Yes!! Out of my wits!! That's what keeps me really alert and therefore really alive.
7. General...you must save a lot of money. Maybe i do but it has cost me quite a bit to come up with a solution that is robust enough to do 9000+ miles a year, can be maintained totally by myself (except for wheel rebuilds) and can be maintained with reasonably priced, steel wearable components...and keep it going. I take great satisfaction in knowing I'm minimising the amount of tax I send to those crooks in Westminster though. Har Har!!
8. Work...you set a great example. Erm...why aren't YOU bloody cycling to work then?
9. Work...I'm too unfit to even try that. I too was once a 60 ciggys a day petrol head. Think of yourself as the 'Before' and me as the 'After'.
With everyone saying that they care about the environment and very very few people actually doing anything about it, it gives me great pleasure to finally be in the company of like minded individuals who ditched\are ditching their cars. My helmet comes of to you all.
I used to feel so alone
Thanks, my name is Surf and I'm a recovering petrolhead
Hello Surf! Thanks for burning the midnight (chain) oil! Who'd have thunk that something so responsible could be so much fun?
Your comment about the rain made me think: I love riding in the rain. Some of my best rides have been in the rain.
I'm glad you're here. We understand!
Hi, after being a lurker for a couple months I figured I should finally make an intro post!
I'm 24 and have never had a driving license, therefor I've been car free my whole life. While all my friends rushed to get their license as soon as they turned 16 I simply wasn't interested. I do have a lot of driving anxiety, but that wasn't the only thing keeping me from driving. I hated how everyone I knew with a car was so lazy and used their car as a crutch in a way. I longed for a more organic, healthy type of lifestyle.
I've always been lucky enough to live in towns where most of our necessities are within a couple miles, so I've always walked everywhere or taken the bus. I thrive on feeling like my "way of life" is healthy and positive, even it means more time consuming. I come home from doing errands feeling accomplished and proud knowing that I did physical exercise and got outside in the fresh air in order to do them!
A few months ago it hit me how difficult it is to rely on walking places. It's slow and tedious and just not good for the long term. I was worried I'd be forced into driving for the sheer convenience of it, as much I hated the thought. Well, I did some searching online and came across, for the first time, information about "care free lifestyles". I didn't realize there were so many of us and that I wasn't the only crazy person around who doesn't drive by choice I then learned how many people ride bikes for transportation and how much faster they are than walking, and sometimes even driving. I immediately made the decision to save up for a bike and accessories. I haven't actually gotten my bike yet, but my heart is set on this one to start out with:
I'm so excited! And I have you fine people to thank for spreading the word about riding bikes for transportation!
My experience was similar to yours. I used to walk everywhere, but one day it dawned on me that I could cover a lot more ground on a bike. I grew to love bikes--riding, the lore, hanging out with other riders, etc. I hope you enjoy the forum and that you'll be around for a long time!
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I totally believe that society has lost perspective on many levels. But there's always hope. It seems your perspective is totally intact and I'm sure it will serve you well as your individual nature will enable you to separate the wheat from the chaff.
We make a choice.....We choose not to run a motor vehicle. That makes us quite unique in todays 'modern' society. I'm proud of my stance, you should be to, mate.
I understand the perspective thing. Around my school and particularly with my girl friends riding a bike seems to be regarded almost as child's play and the idea of actually going places, running errands via bicycle is just plain taboo/ bizarre. Trying to change that, thinking of rolling up to one of the house parties via bicycle pretty soon
Lots of motivational stores here.
Here's my scoop. I have a home and a family of 4 in Albany, NY; nice city and the roads are moderately friendly. Despite having a family we are the only ones in our circle of friends that have 1 car, we've had one car for almost 4 years now. I just got our family into bikes this year and hope to commute with them soon ( 2 miles one way including dropping the kids off at daycare ). My wife is thinking of commuting as well ( 4 miles each way for the scenic route off the main road ). It really feels good to be back in motion. In bad weather or the winter we will probably still drive the kids, but we hope to use the bikes for more family time out at the numerous parks within biking distance.
Some other "odd behavior" by our family. We have no cable ( except internet ); an antenna actually pulls in more HD content than we could ever possibly watch. Up until I splurged on an iPhone we had no cell contract. I actually cook and we eat as a family the vast majority of the time. I'm 36 and my wife is 30 and we could be 100% debt free in a year or two. It's amazing how far a little frugality can go to improving your situation in life.
It will be interesting when we start leaving the car at home for our daily commute, people will really start to think we are strange.
Clocked 16 miles over 2 days with our new bikes. My wife and I excited about commuting.
Hi, I'm new here. My partner and I both commute to work by bike in Philadelphia. We use our car mostly on the weekends for big shopping trips, or when it's snowing out or otherwise unsafe to ride. We've put not quite 30k miles on the car in 6 years. Even so, the car has cost us A LOT of money. Insurance is $1300 per year in the city, and we can't seem to go a full year without a $1,000+ repair. By my estimate, it costs between $2000-$3000 to maintain the car which is now worth (at most) $3500. In 6 years, the car has been broken into, stolen, hit by a drunk driver while parked, vandalized x 4, and backed into on both sides while parked. It's this kind of BS that makes me HATE owning a car here.
Since we have a decent public transit system here and live within one block of two car share company cars (Zipcar and Philly Car Share), we are seriously considering ditching the car in favor of a cargo bike and car share membership. I have a Brompton, she has a Surly Steamroller fixie, and we'd share the cargo bike for errands. Right now, we're leaning towards a Kona Ute and will be test-riding the Ute and Big Dummy this weekend. We're also planning to find a used Jamis or something as a back-up to our commuter bikes.
Though I'm excited about the prospect of living without a car, I do have some concerns/hesitations. This would be the very first time in my life that I've been without a car. There are days when I'm tired, sore, sick, hungover (let's be honest!), or just plain lazy, and those days it's really hard to get on the bike. I've been commuting on my bike for a year, but I'm still a newbie when it comes to maintenance--I just learned how to change my own flat last month! So...there's a lot to think about.
Anyway, I'm really looking forward to reading more and participating in this forum as we try to live as car-lite as possible in anticipation of a car-free existence.
The only thing standing in your way is the attitude of car dependence (addiction) that's so common in the world today. How can I possibly live without the car? Well, you'll find on this forum that you can live without it, and furthermore you will probably live better without it!
Sure, like you I have days when I don't feel like getting on the bike. Hell, there are days when I don't feel like getting out of bed. But I do it, and you will too. Once I get going, I soon get my energy back and start to enjoy the ride.
"Think Outside the Cage"
One thing my partner and I were discussing is that we'll need to plan ahead much better than we currently do for things like groceries and trips to Target (or whatever). Rather than running out the door without much of a plan, we'll need to keep accurate lists and think further ahead. That's definitely not a bad thing.
i owned a car for about 4 months. damn things are far more expensive than riding my bike. bicycle fuel is so much cheaper. but that was about 7-8 years ago. now if i need use of a car i get a ride from someone who owns one (no licence by choice). not sure how many miles i ride a year; not something i deem important enough to keep track of, but i'd say at least 1500.
Rule #23: Nothing is more important than your health...except for your money.
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Good friends and ZipCar come in really handy when I feel the need to get away, but I can't imagine buying a car so long as I live where I do.
Hi my name is Brad I sold my car on thursday morning. My first ride to work was later that afternoon and I got very sick just after I sold my car I still made my 30 mile round trip to work and back even though I felt horrible that day. And the next day (friday as well). But luckily I have had the weekend to rest up and get ready for it all again Monday. I only have 1 bike, a 2010 Raleigh Rush Hour. I only like fixed gear/single speed bikes. I've had several bikes with gears and they just make me not want to ride. Anyways I'm loving it so far even though I was under the weather. I just know once I'm better I'm going to being enjoying this so much more
If your wondering since the Rush Hour cant have racks or fenders or water bottles or anything else, I prefer a nice big backpack anyways. For some reason it feels weirds to me to ride my bike with no backpack lol. Maybe ill create some ghetto fenders that attach to the frame some how for really rainy days.


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– Zercher carry 60 yds: 98lbs, 118lbs, 133lbs ss w/ farmers walk 60 yds, 1st set w/ 32Kg/70.5lbs kb per hand, tot wt 141lbs. 2nd & 3rd sets with 40Kg/88lbs kb per hand, tot wt 176 lbs. Finally got two 20Kg plates on the bar for the Zerchers.
– single overhead kb carry e/s 16kg/35lbs kb x 60yds, 20Kg/44lbs kb x 60yds, 20Kg/44lbs kb x 60yds ss w/ harness sled drag 180 lbs, 30yds+30yds (30.8s + 28.2s), 30yds+30yds (26.1s+32.2s), 30yds+30yds (25.6s + 27.2s).
So we load two 20Kg plates on the bar and I start my third Zercher carry set. I walk 30yds and turn to walk the 30yds back, and the bar starts tilting. With apologies to Yeats, things fall apart, the collars cannot hold, and 44lb plates are loosed upon the gym. Fortunately I was using the short fat bar and rubber plates and the latter simply bounced and rolled away, because iron plates and a standard length bar would have put a dent in the nearby wall (or in me). Since I am not easily rattled (I teach middle-schoolers, remember?) I merely looked up at D and hollered across the gym "You need new collars". We re-loaded the bar, and I asked D to take it back to the starting point. I wanted to reset and go for a continuous 60yd carry, not a 30+30. We used new collars this time. The old collars are about 12-15 years old, which may have something to do with their failure. So, overall, an entertaining Zercher carry, with the bonus that I ended up doing 90yds total with 133lbs.
The harness sled drag was going well – some of the fastest drags I've ever done – but as I started the last set of 20Kg overhead single kb carry I felt unsteady. I slowed down a bit and told myself that if I still felt this way at the turn I would stop and call it a day. However, when I turned around, I noticed that a skinny salesperson had come into the gym and was standing around waiting for an opportune moment to do a sales pitch. I thought she was selling supplements like the dude from last week; turned out she was selling radio ads. As soon as I saw her, my ego kicked in, and my mental focus sharpened. My instinctive reaction was: "No fucking way am I dropping a little 44lb kb overhead carry in front of a skinny salesperson who probably thinks fat people are weak." Obviously I have no idea what she thinks, and her body size is entirely her business, but visceral egotistical reactions come in handy sometimes. I finished the carry, did another 60yds with the other hand, and went on to do another set of sled drags. So, thank you advertising salesperson wherever you are, and I hope you had a very profitable day.
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Perhaps the most competitive battle in Sounders FC training camp has finally been resolved: Rookie Josh Ford will be the team's third goalkeeper.
Drafted out of Connecticut in the MLS supplemental draft, Ford is expected to be signed by the end of the week.
"It's a big sigh of relief," the 23-year-old said.
For over a month, Ford had been in a neck-and-neck battle with fellow rookie Bryan Meredith — one of Seattle's four second-round picks in the SuperDraft — for a lone roster spot backing up starting goalkeeper Kasey Keller and the team's No. 2, Terry Boss.
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Coach Sigi Schmid declared Ford the winner after Sounders FC's 3-1 win against Colorado in a preseason game Wednesday.
"It's really good to be with a great team," said Ford. "I've experienced a little bit of it, with the fans and everything like that, and I couldn't ask for more. (I'm) really excited to be behind Kasey and Boss, but I'm still going to be competing every day and learning every day."
The good news for Ford came with some other responsibilities, like finding a permanent residence in Seattle. Compared to weeks of cutthroat competition in goal, apartment hunting should be no problem.
And surviving one roster battle, Ford said, will prove to be valuable later on.
"It's going to help me when we're fighting for that spot after Kasey retires — to show what I have, to continue to progress and be in contention for a No. 1 spot," Ford said. "That's everyone's goal: to be a starter. You don't come here and look to be behind someone. You take what you can when you get it. I'm just going to hold my head up high and keep working."
Schmid added the team won't turn its back on Meredith, the runner-up in the race.
"We're trying to help him find something as well and I think he's got a couple possibilities to play at," Schmid said. "It was a tough (decision) and Bryan's a very talented guy as well."
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After scoring some big goals for Sounders FC last year, and significantly improving over the course of the season, midfielder Sanna Nyassi was looking forward to a big 2011 in Seattle. The young Gambian, however, wasn't protected in November's expansion draft. He was selected by Vancouver and later traded to Colorado, where he played as a reserve for the Rapids in Wednesday's preseason game.
Nyassi said being unprotected by Seattle "was a little bit painful" and unsettling, but he will always have a special place in his heart for Sounders FC.
"I'm still part of the Sounders," he said. "Even if I'm gone, my spirit is still with them. I wish them good luck this season."
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JSONB type performance in PostgreSQL 9.4
The 9.4 version of PostgreSQL introduces the JSONB data type, a specialised representation of the JSON data,...
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The introduction of the JSONB data type in PostgreSQL, definitely makes the "NoSQ" side of this relational...
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Back From FOSDEM 2015
The FOSDEM 2015 edition has been awesome this year, the usual mix of meeting with old friends, talking about interesting topics, seeing tremendous activity in all Open Source domains, and having Belgium beers in the evenings.
On the Friday before the real FOSDEM event our own PostgreSQL Europe organized a one-day event, the FOSDEM PGDAY. It as an intense day of conferences about PostgreSQL, where I had the opportunity to present pgloader in the context of dealing with database migrations.
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At the FOSDEM event proper I had the pleasure to present my recent talk about backups:
Nobody cares about backups, think about data recovery
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$ createdb sakila $ pgloader mysql://root@localhost/sakila pgsql:///sakila 2015-01-16T09:49:36.068000+01:00 LOG Main logs in '/private/tmp/pgloader/pgloader.log' 2015-01-16T09:49:36.074000+01:00 LOG Data errors in '/private/tmp/pgloader/' table name read imported errors time ------------------------------ --------- --------- --------- -------------- fetch meta data 43 43 0 0.222s create, drop 0 36 0 0.130s ------------------------------ --------- --------- --------- -------------- actor 200 200 0 0.133s address 603 603 0 0.035s category 16 16 0 0.027s city 600 600 0 0.018s country 109 109 0 0.017s customer 599 599 0 0.035s film 1000 1000 0 0.075s film_actor 5462 5462 0 0.147s film_category 1000 1000 0 0.035s film_text 1000 1000 0 0.053s inventory 4581 4581 0 0.086s language 6 6 0 0.041s payment 16049 16049 0 0.436s rental 16044 16044 0 0.474s staff 2 2 0 0.170s store 2 2 0 0.010s Index Build Completion 0 0 0 0.000s ------------------------------ --------- --------- --------- -------------- Create Indexes 40 40 0 0.343s Reset Sequences 0 13 0 0.026s Primary Keys 16 14 2 0.013s Foreign Keys 22 22 0 0.078s Comments 0 0 0 0.000s ------------------------------ --------- --------- --------- -------------- Total import time 47273 47273 0 2.261s
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For the better part of sixteen years we have called the Charles Evering V.F.W. post our residence for the Yankee Rebels Alumni meetings and events. Recently, due to situations at the post, our monthly routine has been greatly altered, so we will be leaving the V.F.W. for a new home at Overlea-Perry Hall American Legion post 130.
We have met with their post commander Bob Watson and Hall Rental coordinator, Lisa Spencer (formally of Evering Post) consulted with the object of making the Overlea-Perry Hall post our new home. As of Tuesday July 14, everything was confirmed. More information will be explained at the August meeting. We have used this post before as DCAM held the first two Hall of Fame banquets there.
The biggest concession that we had to make was to change our meeting nights to the first Tuesday of the month, instead of the first Wednesday and DCAM will be on the third Tuesday instaed of the third Wednesday. All meetings will be held at 7:30 as usual.
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Gerald Crabb's booking agent just sent out a wedding announcement for Crabb and Debi Jackson of Ripley, MS. The couple will be wed at a private ceremony on May 25th in Savannah, TN. They will make their home in Jackson's home town of Ripley, MS.
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June 11, 2006 12:34 PM
Congratulations !!!!!!
June 11, 2006 12:36 PM
Gerald and Kathy need each other and the kids do too
June 14, 2006 3:40 PM
I guess I am lost on this one???
June 21, 2006 5:32 PM
What happend with Kathy Crabb?
June 23, 2006 7:18 PM
What A cute couple.Congratulations
July 4, 2006 2:19 PM
I heard Gerald Crabb a few weeks ago… I hve to admire his stamina…and I overheard some one ask him about the family…he was so respectfull… he did not demeanor any one… and the annointing he had when he sang… I know he must have been through a lot… I sure hope his new wife will be a good inspiration to him( surely she is or he would not do it)… carry on Bro Crabb.. we need more God fearing men like you
July 20, 2006 1:11 PM
I love "The Crabb Family". They are a very blessed family. That's why I do not understand what has happened to Gerald and Kathy. I know that God knows and I guess thats all that matters but I feel that God put them two together because He had a wonderful plan for that family. I thank God that the kids are still carrying the gospel that God intended for them to do. I have met all of them and their spouses and children and those kids are just wonderful and so filled with the spirit. I know this has been hard on them. Thats why I pray for them every day of my life, that they will continue doing what God wants them to do.
December 5, 2006 7:25 AM
I don't know Gerald Crabb personally or anything but I do know that no one person on this earth is perfect! He makes mistakes like every one else. And I am happy to hear that he is able to move on with his life with GOD still in it. GOD is very forgiving and understanding and he knows not every body gets along. GOD BLESS and he wil be in my prayers
December 6, 2006 12:01 AM
Gerald had preached a revival in my hometown, I wasn't there, but the service lasted really late and they supposedly had a real good service. It's too bad about him and Kathy, because their children are so talented and this puts a wedge up between them and their kids.
December 18, 2006 1:21 AM
Can anyone tell me if the Crabb Family is still singing all of their big hits that Gerald Crabb wrote? Or is Gerald's music off limits to the family since the divorce of he and Kathy, ect?


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The Miracle Mile Colour Blast is an amazing opportunity for participants to come out and have some fun, while exercising with others! The event will take place on July 18, 2015. The start time is set for 10:35 am at the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre and will finish at the Essar Centre. This event takes place right before the Rotary Community Day Parade, so ten thousand people will be lined up along the parade route to cheer you on and see your team spirit! There will be refreshments at the end of the race and we ask participants to stick around for a group photo opportunity, along with a final colour blast!
This year, there will be two heats for the run:
The first heat will have a more competitive feel and will start at 10:35am. This heat is suggested for those participants interested in running the race at a faster pace, and perhaps timing themselves.
The second heat will offer a more family friendly feel and will start at 10:40am. This heat is suggested for those who will be running or walking the race at a more relaxed pace, and perhaps travelling in large groups.
Individuals as well as team members are encouraged to fundraise in order to help support Rotary youth charities, and get a chance to win two return Porter Airlines tickets, anywhere Porter flies, with a value up to $2,500*! (*must raise over $750 as an individual to qualify for a chance to win)
The ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Colour Blast can be a terrific fundraiser for your team/group! We organize the event, all your team has to do is raise the pledges and come & have fun!
Start: Bay Street outside of the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre
The route will go north on Pim and west on Queen to the Essar Centre.
This event is NOT timed.
Sorry, but... pets, bicycles and rollerblades will not be permitted.
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A. Fees:
Individuals: $20 per person
Families: $35 per family (maximum of 5 people)
Individual participants receive a numbered bib, a MMCB t-shirt, a pair of funky sun glasses, and a packet of colour for the finale colour blast with registration. (As long as supplies last)
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Teams/Organizations: To qualify as a team/organization, you must have 5 or more members (including coaches). If you are unsure if you qualify as a team, contact the Rotary office. Each member of the team/organization must raise the minimum of $20. After the event, Rotary will send the team/organization a cheque for 50% of the total your group raised. Each member of the team who raises the minimum will receive a numbered bib, a pair of funky sun glasses, and a packet of colour for the finale colour blast.
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The apartment is very centrally located on a busy street but is on the 6th and top floor to the back of the building and is perfectly quiet. It is also the farthest apartment from the elevator.There are 2 subway stations within a short walk which take you to the central train station and Oktoberfest within 3 stops. It is also the same line that goes out to the Fair/Messe grounds. There is a grocery store on the ground floor as well as numerous charming Cafes, Restaurants and Bars within a few minutes walk. There is no better way to explore Munich than by Bike. I have a Mens' and Ladies' bike which you can use for a very small fee. Munich is one of the most Bike friendly cities in the world. There are bike paths everywhere. From the Apartment you can ride within 10 minutes to the English Garden, Center of Town and Olympia Park all on Bile Paths. You can even be at the Oktoberfest within 15 minutes. It is sooo much fun. An experience you will never forget!
When you come out of the building, make a right and 1 block over is the Café am Nordbad with outdoor seating and "cool" factor. Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner here. Across the street next to McDonalds is a small Italian Café Bistro and next to that is a small Italian Café with excellent Ice Cream. Continue 50 meters on Schleissheimerstr. On the left is an Indian restaurant and next to that a Vietnam/Thai restaurant. Continue another 100 meters on the other side of the street and you will find a nice Chinese restaurant. Come out of the building make a right and again the first right and at the next corner you will find an excellent Mediteranee/Italian restaurant also with outdoor seating.
Come out of the house and make a left and you will find a Turkish Döner fast food place, a German Café Backery and 4 blocks down is the Görreshof which is a typical German Beer hall style restaurant. Excellent Beer, good typical German food, a great atmosphere and also a beer garden. Across the street in the department store is a Cafeteria style restaurant where you can eat very cheaply. On the ground floor of the house is a supermarket with a separate Bakery inside where you can also grab a Coffee to go.
To Central Station, Oktoberfest and Messe (Fair Grounds)
Make a right out of the apartment. Walk 1.5 blocks to Hohenzollernstrasse and make a right. Walk about 3 blocks and you will see the U-Bahn Subway station. Take the U2 direction Messestadt Ost. 4th stop is Central Station and Oktoberfest (5 min). This Subway also goes to the Fair Grounds/Messe (25 min).
2 minutes from the house to the right, opposite the McDonalds, you can take the 27 Tram in the direction of Sendlingertor. This is a wonderful ride where you can enjoy buildings with the ornate pre-war facades. It continues through the "Museum Mile" area where you could get of at the Pinakotheken stop and visit the New and Old Pinakotheken Museums. Stay on the Tram and get off at the second to last stop, Karlsplatz (Stachus) which is the beginning of the Pedestrian shopping area in the middle of the city. From here you can stroll to the Marienplatz where you can see one of Munichs' biggest attractions, the Rathaus (Town Hall) with its' spectacular Gothic Revival architecture and enjoy the famous Glockenspiel performance which takes place daily at 11am, 12pm and 5pm.
From the same Tram stop, you can take the 53 Bus a couple of stops to Münchner Freiheit, change to the 54 Bus and in 5 minutes you are at one of Munichs' largest and most famous Beer Gardens, Chinesischer Turm in the middle of the largest city park in the world, The Englisher Garten. Here you can enjoy excellent Beer, Food, Traditional Bavarian music and meet people from around the world. There is also a large playground for kids including an Antique Merry-Go-Round. It is truly great fun!
Olympia Park and BMW Museum
Again the same Tram stop 2 minutes from the house. Take Tram 27 for 4 minutes to Petruelring. Across the street is the BMW Museum or walk for 10 minutes and you are at the Olympia Park with its' countless attractions for young and old. Visit the Sealife Aquarium with more than 4,500 species in 33 different aquariums. Go up the Olympia tower and enjoy a spectacular view of Munich and the Alps in the distance. You can also rent boots, play Mini Golf, go swimming, visit the playground with the kids, ride the Park Train, enjoy the restaurant with its' outdoor Beer garden or simply take a walk, Jog, In-Line Skate or Bike ride around the lake. From June 26 through July 21 is the Tollwood Summer festival with endless Craft and food stands, Concerts and lots of Kids attractions.
The next building to the right of ours is the Nordbad with a 33 meter (110 foot) indoor pool, Whirlpool, Sauna and Steambath. They also have an outdoor pool with massage jets, bubble beds and flow channel and playground for kids. A great place to go for Adults and kids alike.
I supply 2 sets of keys. Do not loose them. They cost an incredible €54 to be replaced.
This is a non-smoking apartment however there is a Balcony if you do.
Residential building not suited for parties.
If you use the bikes please, make sure they are always locked to something or at least to each other with the supplied locks.
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Nice and clean appartment with everything you need. Location is in a nice neighbourhood from where you can easily reach all attractions in Munich. Friendy owner who gave tips.
Michael is really a great host. Thanks again. The apartment is very central but still quiet. By bike you can reach the English Garden super. Bus and tram are also easily reachable on foot. The apartment itself is beautifully decorated and everything was very clean! We can only recommend the apartment!
Michael ist echt ein super Gastgeber. Danke nochmal. Die Wohnung liegt sehr zentral ist aber trotzdem ruhig gelegen. Mit dem Fahrrad kann man den Englischen Garten super erreichen. Bus und Straßenbahn sind auch problemlos zu Fuß zu erreichen. Die Wohnung an sich ist sehr schön eingerichtet und alles war sehr sauber! Wir können die Wohnung nur weiterempfehlen!
We can only agree with the other reviews. The apartment,
is small but nice, well located and Michael is a likeable and uncomplicated hosts. We will gladly come again.
Wir können uns den anderen Bewertungen nur anschließen. Die Wohnung,
ist klein aber fein, gut gelegen und Michael ist ein sympathischer und unkomplizierter Gastgeber. Wir werden gern wieder kommen.
The apartment is very nice and chic and most of all very quiet. The subway is only 5 minutes away on foot. The supermarket, the pharmacy and the taxis are opposite the house.
The owner is really friendly and nice.
It was all so perfect! Thank you Michael!
The apartment is very nice and chic and above all very quiet. The subway is just a 5-minute walk away. The supermarket, the pharmacy and taxis are in front of the house. The owner is really nice and kind.
All was really perfect! Thanks a lot Michael!
Die Wohnung ist sehr schön und schick und vor allem sehr ruhig. Die U-Bahn ist nur 5 Minuten zu Fuß entfernt. Der Supermarkt, die Apotheke und die Taxis sind gegenueber dem Haus.
Der Besitzer ist echt freundlich und nett.
Alles war ganz perfekt! Vielen Dank Michael!
The apartment is very nice and chic and above all very quiet. The subway is just a 5-minute walk away. The supermarket, the pharmacy and taxis are in front of the house. The owner is really nice and kind.
All was really perfect! Thanks a lot Michael!
What a fantastic litle place to stop, good locatIon, only a few stops on the U bann to the town centre. The flat itself is very well furnished, with all mod cons, it was like home to home, we really enjoyed our stay here. Michael, is an excellent host very tentative to his guests. Would have no hesitation to stop here again, there was a great cafe just down the road, did good coffees and pastries for breakfast, plus there is a grocery store on the ground floor of the block.
The apartment is very well located, because in just a few minutes, the subway and many buses are accessible. She is also completely newly renovated, very clean and decorated aesthetically coherent in itself. The host has thought of everything from umbrella to info folder with city tips. Kindly the fridge was filled with even a few little things and provided a welcome bottle of wine. Especially great and cost is the offer to use a bicycle, here everything worked perfectly. Also worth mentioning is that the apartment is very quiet, as she goes out to the rear, also a small balcony to sit there. This property is highly recommended.
Die Wohnung ist sehr gut gelegen, denn in nur wenigen Minuten sind die U-Bahn und zahlreiche Buslinien zu erreichen. Sie ist zudem komplett frisch renoviert, sehr sauber und in sich stimmig ästhetisch eingerichtet. Der Gastgeber hat wirklich an alles gedacht, von Regenschirm bis Info-Ordner mit Stadttipps. Freundlicherweise war sogar der Kühlschrank mit ein paar Kleinigkeiten gefüllt und eine Flasche Wein zur Begrüßung bereitgestellt. Ganz besonders toll und kostengünstig ist das Angebot, ein Fahrrad nutzen zu können, auch hier hat alles bestens funktioniert. Zu erwähnen ist auch, dass die Wohnung sehr ruhig ist, da sie nach hinten rausgeht, auch einen kleinen Balkon zum Sitzen gibt es. Diese Unterkunft ist sehr zu empfehlen.
Unkomplizierte Abwicklung. Sehr gepflegte Wohnung, hochwertig ausgestattet, ruhig. Gute ÖPNV-Anbindung (5 Min Fußweg zur U-Bahn), jederzeit wieder!
We were running late to meet Michael who very kindly waited for us (and our apologies to his other guest who was late meeting Michael because of us).
His apartment is in a large modern block - for a studio very spacious, spotlessly clean and quiet. We we in Munich during some very hot weather we left our balcony door wide open during the night and it was still quiet.
Only a 10 minute walk to the Metro and 15 - 20 minutes to mainline station Munich East. The Metro is handy to the centre of Munich with a 15 minute journey taking you into the centre.
We enjoyed our stay at Michael's and would recommend it.
Our stay was great! Michael gave us all the information sent on time before our stay, so it was no problem to find the apartment. As agreed, he was at the meeting place and has given us then explained everything and gave us a few tips. The sixth star which unfortunately does not exist yes, Michael gets to the top condition of the apartment (very well maintained and as in the pictures) and for his help in organizing a "surprise birthday cake" and the bottle of wine - which was very tasty! ;) Perfect - highly recommended.
Unser Aufenthalt war super! Michael hat uns alle Infos pünktlich vor unserem Aufenthalt gesendet, sodass es kein Problem war die Wohnung zu finden. Wie abgemacht war er am Treffpunkt und hat uns anschließend alles erklärt und uns ein paar Tipps gegeben. Den sechsten Stern, der ja leider nicht existiert, bekommt Michael für den TOP-Zustand der Wohnung (sehr gepflegt und wie auf den Bildern) und für seine Hilfe beim Organisieren eines "Überraschungs-Geburtstagskuchen" sowie der Flasche Wein - die sehr lecker war! ;) Perfekt - nur zu empfehlen.
We were cordially received in a very clean apartment, well maintained, where most were there! 25 min walk from Marienplatz or otherwise to 4 train outputs!
Nous avons été reçu cordialement dans un appartement extrêmement propre, bien entretenu où l'essentiel y était! À 25 min de marche de Marienplatz ou sinon à 4 sorties de train!
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Not an April Fools Day joke!*
I have a Lenovo T500 that will not boot once it looses complete power (battery depleted & AC power loss). The odd thing about the whole issue is that if I place the laptop in the freezer for a couple of hours it boots up just fine and continues to work up until it's disconnected from AC and the battery is again depleted. Then I have to redo the freezer process again to get it to boot up.
My question is what motherboard component(s) may be the culprit of this odd issue?
If it's something I can replace then I would like to do that. I'm not shy when it comes to soldering and have soldered surface mount RAM before in the past on a hobby project.
http://en.kioskea.net/forum/affich-70424-dv6000-lights-turn-on-nothing-else http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/254497-28-pavilion-laptop-boot#2595565 http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f108/toshiba-nb200-wont-boot-492391.html#post2846505
If I don't place the laptop if the freezer and try turning it on I can hear the fan spool up, the lights come on and then it basically resets. The fan spools again, the lights come on and then it resets. This happens about 3 times and then it just stays off. The LCD screen never displays anything though.


text: Hi, I am having the N8 for the past 4 months or so, but 20 days before my outgoing calls completely, even after normal is to reboot the phone, so there is no return. However, I could send sms, receive calls and access the Internet. I can check with Vodafone, and even said that there was no problem on their side and all payments of invoices received by them in time. So I decided to try replacing the SIM card with SIM card from my friend and use the phone. Surprisingly, outgoing calls were. After that I went to put my old sim in the phone again and outgoing calls had begun to function well. The problem now is that outgoing calls were occurring frequently, and make at least 5 times in the last 15 days.


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PHOENIX--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bascom Arizona Ventures closed its 8th deal in Arizona with the purchase of The Highlands Apartments, a 272-unit community located in Scottsdale, Arizona for $36.7M or $135,478 per unit. Bascom Arizona Ventures worked with Brian Eisendrath and Brandon Smith of CBRE to arrange the financing. Sean Cunningham from CBRE represented the buyer and seller in the transaction. The onsite property management for both properties will be overseen by Arizona based Morrison, Ekre & Bart Management Services (MEB). Bascom Arizona recently closed on seven other deals in Arizona including Coldwater Springs Apartments, Estates on Maryland Apartments, Brookstone at the Foothills Apartments, Madera Pointe Apartments, Alpine Ridge Apartments, Country Brook Apartments, and Little Cottonwoods Apartments.
The Highlands is an A- asset covering 13.3 acres with an average unit size of 903 SF, located in the highly desirable Scottsdale Horizon Master Plan. Currently, the interiors have not been upgraded and The Highlands is a prime candidate for interior upgrades, to capitalize on the recovering multifamily market in Scottsdale. Planned renovations will allow The Highlands to compete with other Class A buildings in North Scottsdale.
The property offers residents heated outdoor swimming pools, state-of-the-art fitness center and reserved and covered parking. The interiors amenities include fully-equipped kitchens, washers and dryers, spacious walk-in closets and private patios and balconies. The Highlands is located in the heart of North Scottsdale in the 85260 zip code, one of the most desirable zip codes for multi-family in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area with premiere single family nearby developments; east of Kierland, south of Silverleaf Golf Community, and west of McDowell Mountain Ranch. The Highlands location possesses convenient access to major employment centers, prime retail shopping centers, and convenient access to the Loop 101 freeway.
Mark Brotherton, Asset Manager for Bascom Arizona Ventures, comments, "The Highlands offered Bascom a tremendous value add opportunity, in one of the premier locations in all of Arizona, that was priced well below replacement cost and below the prior sales price." Bascom Arizona Ventures has recently acquired 2,656 units in Arizona within the past six months, and is expected to close an additional property in the next thirty days. Brotherton continues, "We have closed 36 out of 37 transactions placed under contract in the state of Arizona, totaling more than 12,000 units valued over $673M. We are continuing to seek and acquire assets that range from 'A's' to 'C's,' preferably with 'in-fill' location and with a value-added component."
Bill Wright, Asset Manager for Bascom Arizona Ventures, adds, "Bascom will recapitalize the property through a renovation that will equip The Highlands with one of the best amenity packages in the submarket and an enhanced interior appearance."
About The Bascom Group, LLC: The Bascom Group, LLC (bascomgroup.com) is a private equity firm specializing in value-added multifamily, commercial, and non-performing loans and real estate related investments and operating companies. Bascom sources value-added and distressed properties including many through foreclosure, bankruptcy, or short sales and repositions them by adding extensive capital improvements, improving revenue, and reducing expenses through implementation of institutional-quality property management. Bascom has completed over $6.5 billion in multi-family and commercial value-added transactions since 1996 including more than 200 multifamily properties and 55,000 units. Bascom currently ranks among the top 50 multifamily owners in the US. Bascom's subsidiaries and joint ventures include the Southern California Industrial Fund, Rushmore Properties, Bascom Portfolio Advisors, Shubin Nadal Associates, Spirit Investors, Bascom Northwest Ventures, Bascom Arizona Ventures, and the Realm Group. Bascom's subsidiaries also include Premier Business Centers, the largest privately held executive suite company in the US.


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Birmingham Hospitals Receive Products from Compounding Pharmacy
Alabama Facilities Got Products from Pharmacy Linked to Meningitis Outbreak
Health officials have released the names of the 44 health care facilities in Alabama that received products from New England Compounding Center that have not been connected to a meningitis outbreak.
State Health Officer Don Williamson says patients who had procedures using the products after May 21 are being notified, even though there is no known contamination in the products shipped to Alabama. Locations of the facilities range from Mobile to Florence.
Health officials have identified 19 Alabamians who were treated at facilities in Florida and Tennessee that did receive products linked to the meningitis outbreak. So far, one has died and autopsy results are pending. Five are showing possible symptoms, although one is not related to the products. One has not been contacted, and 12 aren't showing symptoms.
The facilities identified by the state Department of Public Health that received New England Compounding Center products which are not involved in the recall of contaminated steroid products:
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- Healthcare Authority for UAB Medical West in Bessemer
- Alabama Pain Physicians in Birmingham
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- Montclair Dermatology in Birmingham
- Premier Plastic Surgery Center in Birmingham
- Rousso Facial Plastic Surgery in Birmingham
- St. Vincent's Hospital and St. Vincent's Outpatient Surgery in Birmingham
- Trinity Medical Center in Birmingham
- Veterans Medical Center-GALA in Birmingham
- Brookwood Dermatology in Vestavia Hills
- Andalusia Regional Hospital
- Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center in Anniston
- Atmore Community Hospital
- Cullman Regional Medical Center
- Parkway Medical Center in Decatur
- Dothan Surgery Center
- Flowers Hospital in Dothan
- Southeast Alabama Medical Center in Dothan
- Southeast Eye Clinic in Dothan
- Surgery Center South in Dothan
- Medical Center Enterprise
- Gulf Health Hospital in Fairhope
- South Baldwin Regional Medical Facility in Foley
- North Alabama Medical Center-Coffee Campus in Florence
- DeKalb Regional Medical Center in Fort Payne
- Gadsden Regional Medical Center
- Marion Regional Medical Center in Hamilton
- Huntsville Hospital
- Alabama Outpatient Surgery Center in Jasper
- Alabama Orthopedic Clinic in Mobile
- Mobile Infirmary
- Mobile Surgery Center
- Springhill Medical Center-Cardio in Mobile
- Central Alabama Pain Management Center in Montgomery
- Jackson Hospital in Montgomery
- Surgery Center in Oxford
- Bigelow Cosmetic Surgery Center in Scottsboro
- Vaughan Regional Medical Center in Selma
- Lanier Health Services in Valley


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Foothill defends it crown
Tyler Brown started the championship proceedings early for the Foothill boys lacrosse team in Friday's night's Southern Section championship at Trabuco Hills High.
Michael Clenshaw and Sam Goings would eventually put the finishing touches on an 11-7 victory to give the Knights their second consecutive title in front of a crowd of approximately 1,800.
Foothill defeated Palos Verdes, 11-10 in last year's championship game by rallying from a 6-1 deficit.
The Knights (20-2) advanced to Friday's championship with a victory over St. Margaret's in the Orange County championship on May 2.
Brown scored a hat trick in the first seven minutes of the contest.
"After they (Palos Verdes) scored that first goal, I knew we had to get back into it right away," Brown said. "I got a couple of good feeds from my friends (teammates). ... I can't do it without that."
Brown added a fourth goal in the third quarter. That's when Clenshaw and Goings took over.
Clenshaw, who will attend Bucknell next year, was assigned to defend Sea King midfielder Nolan Semel.
"We always put him on the toughest guy," Foothill coach Jon Fox said of Clenshaw. "And he shuts them down every time. Everyone knows that No. 13 (Semel) is their best player, their shooter and we put Clenshaw on him and it was a done deal."
Semel scored two goals, but he wasn't able to find a comfort level on the field, thanks to Clenshaw.
"We knew their strongest players were in the midfield," Clenshaw said. "That's why I went up on (Semel). I was able to slow him up and we kept him quiet in the second half."
Foothill led, 7-5, in the third quarter, then scored two consecutive goals heading into the fourth quarter. The final goal of the third was scored by Trent Jones on an assist from goalkeeper Sam Goings.
Goings intercepted an errant pass and went forward on the attack. He dodged a couple of defenders, dished to Jones, who finished the goal with 10 seconds remaining in the quarter.
Jones finished with three goals.
"That was huge," Fox said. "It was a huge momentum shifter. That shows the quality of goalie that Sammie is. ... He's an all-around great goalie."
Goings finished with 10 saves.
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What a voice----worth everything to hear Lucia's voice. The American soloist when we went. Sets were drab----------------but what an experience.We loved it.
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Singing was fine, but the production is much too gimmicky. What's with the teddy bear?
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The voices were Great. But the production -- was -- just stupid.
I do not believe there is any reason to believe that Lucia was a 12 year old -- or a 6 year old. But she is dressed in a "little girl" dress -- and there is far too much...continued
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The singing and acting were all fabulous!! Wdorked hard to not have the lousy setting cancel it out!
Gaetano Donizetti's _Lucia di Lammermoor _
Libretto by Salvadore Cammarano
Production from English National Opera
Based on the novel The Bride of Lammermoor by Sir Walter Scott
In Donizetti's dark drama, young Lucia is caught in the middle of a feud between her family and the man she loves. Forced by her brother to forsake her love and marry for money, she loses more than her happiness — she loses her mind. After she kills her bridegroom, Lucia plunges headlong into madness to Donizetti's magnificent score in one of opera's most famous, horrifying, and musically gorgeous scenes.
Acclaimed director David Alden's dark and compelling production "turns Donizetti's most popular work into an examination of Victorian psychopathology, and the results are often extreme" (The Guardian_). Featuring two dazzling casts and conducted by WNO Music Director Philippe Auguin, you won't want to miss this operatic thriller that seems like "a novel that Emily Brontë or the young Charles Dickens should have written" (_The Daily Telegraph).