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Ben's China trip 2010
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Shuitao valley
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Shuitao valley
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Me and Mum on top of a stone block
Qixian valley
Qixian valley
31 July
Today we moved out of our apartment at Eastgate to our hotel in nanluoguxiang.
1 August
Today we left our hotel in nanluoguxiang and went to beijing west railway station to take a train to taiyuan and then take a mini van to mianshan. At the train station when we were trying to get on to the train we thought there were loads of people who got left behind because they didn't let you on to the train until there were only 10 minutes left until the train departed! When we got of the train there was hardly any crowd! We found the mini van we started to go to mianshan and after a while we started to go up a hill…
2 August
Today we got up and had breakfast. Once we had breakfast we went on a small walk up a hill and we found a temple that was built in to a small cave. Once we had been up there we went on a walk to the end of a road and found a gondalor and then we ate some lunch at a resteraunt that had some really good juices that I really liked. We started to go back to the hotel but then I remembered about a path I wanted to walk up so me and suzanna went up the path and Mum and dad waited at the bottom. When we got to the hotel we played a few games then we had dinner and then we went to the basement and played a bit of pool, badmenten and pingpong then we went to bed and went to sleep…
3 August
Today we woke up and we went to have breakfast. The next thing we did was go back to the end of the road and went on a hike to the end of a nice valley that had a really cool cave at the end that was behind a water fall. Inside the cave was a few statues of buddhas and a cusion to pray on. There was also a really tall cliff you could climb on and there was a big serpent that you had to climb the cliff to get on to without getting your feet wet. After we had finished the hike we went to look inside 2 caves that I found we went back to the apartment…
4 August
Today we woke up and went to breakfast. When we had finished we went to qixian valley and there were loads of metal steps that were hammered in to the rock and they were really cool to walk on and there were about 1 km of the steps and there were also some wooden bridges and there were also some stones that were also making bridges. The next thing we saw was a gondalor that we took down the mountain and we left dad up the hill and he went to a temple and then he went back down the mountain…
5 August
Today we went to eat breakfast. The next thing we did was go to the dragonhead temple and then we went to 3 forts and 25 caves then we went to a gondalor and then we saw a really cool gate and played there for a bit…
6 August
Today we woke up and went to eat breakfast. The next thing we went to do was to go to yunfeng temple and go up a really big cliff on steps and then we went to some mummy temples and there was a really tall pagoda that had 9 floors including 2 floors of museum and then we went back to the hotel for dinner and then we went to bed…
7 august.
Today we woke up and went down to have breakfast. The next thing we did was go to the start of the sky bridge and on the way we saw a sort of adventure thing that had a guillotine a Giant spider and you came out through a snake head and then you could go across the sky bridge and back to funnel springs. On the way we saw a temple that went below the cliff and i thought it was for storring prisoners, supplies and weapons. After lunch we met our van to take us back to taiyuan to catch our train back to beijing and get back to the hotel in nanluoguxiang to sleep…
8 august.
Today we woke up and had breakfast with a friend of dad's called Rick. The next thing we did was go to the CAPITAL MUSEUM. at the capital museum there was lots of history stuff and there was a pillow that had 2 dragon heads on either side and they both had jade horns so if you rolled over your eye could be poked out. The next thing we did was go to lunch at a vegetarian resteraunt and then we split up suzanna and mum went to buy tickets to salachi and then they went home. Me rick and dad went to guozijian and confucis temple then we went to BUY NOW to look for some games and some ear plugs then we went to look at the CCTV tower then we went to resteraunt hua for dinner then we went home and went to bed…
9 august
Today we woke up and went down to eat breakfast. The next thing we did was stay where we were and do some computer games we went to eat lunch then we went back to the hotel and did some more things on the computer then we went to dinner and then we went back to the hotel.
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By Lt. Gen. Donald Campbell, U.S. Army Europe commanding generalJuly 3, 2013
USAREUR Team,
This Independence Day, we celebrate our nation's 237th birthday. For the men and women who serve our great country, whether as Soldiers, civilians or family members, this day is more than just the birthday of our nation, it is a day we celebrate freedom.
Freedom is cherished the most by those who defend it. The proud members of today's great Army steadfastly pledge to defend the United States of America, just as those who fought to establish her.
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its benefit if you are boxer in a street brawl but that doesnt mean that you will win/survive even if the guy you are fighting is not athlete.. there are rare situations when boxer takes more then one or two people down, they must be drunk or re****ed or that boxer is a long time street fighter..
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thank God that States rights are finally being talked about! doma should never have been supported because it has always been a state issue. this is not defending discrimination; This is defending what is moral, right, and for the future of our state. Utah needs to send a message that families are to be defended and that marriage is to be defended at any cost. if Utah citizens don't have enough courage to defend the tmarriage, what else is worth defending?
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'I support traditional marriage and am willing to do whatever it takes,
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Then you, pay for it.
I should not have to pay my tax dollars…to deny me the 1,100+ legal rights and protections in marriage.
$2 million dollars on legislation that will fail like Prop 8 and DOMA.
While 1.3 million people are cut from unemployment.
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Wasted money.... I can think of 2 million other things the money could be better spent on! Come on state... If you had a splinter of a chance to beat this thing you already would have... Just let it go! Just suck it up and move on... Just let it be until Election 2014 and put it up for a vote... Initiative 2014 "Should the state spend one penny on overturning the judges ruling, or, does it accurately reflect how the vote would go if Amendment 3 was on the ballot this year?" Get our statewide opinion on the matter before you just go and blow more money that you don't have the right to foolishly waste on tattered dreams that we didn't agree to it being wasted on!
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No expense is too great in defending what is morally right.
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The people on the wrong side of history are just wasting more taxpayer money.
You guys lost, move on. There is absolutely no legal argument to prohibit gay marriage.
None at all.
- 11:02 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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It is right to fight for and spend on sustaining morals, apparently there are many who don't think that way though.
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The question is "is this worth it?" My answer would be "I
don't know." I have no problem with two people of the same gender
marrying. I think that is great. But there are concerns about children being
brought into that marriage, and the circumstances of that, particularly the
manner of conception. Will we see lots more donated sperm conceptions or
donated egg conceptions or hired womb conceptions? Will children thus conceived
have no knowledge of their biological parents? This is potentially a deal
breaker as far as I am concerned. I have known adoptees who have struggled
mightily to find their biological parents - it is a human need.
Going forward the needs of children are paramount and I think we have ignored them in large part, concentrating on the rights of the would be marital partners (real rights).
Maybe it is time to slow down a bit.
- 11:02 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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I will give the Attorney General of Utah free legal advice. Give up! Let me repeat. The courts have ruled that the right to marry is a fundamental right. The Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment guarantees equal rights. Denying same-sex couples the right to marry, therefore, is illegal/unconstitutional discrimination. At the risk of sounding insulting, it is hard to believe that Mr. Perez graduated from honors from the University of California law school since he does not appear to have the basic knowledge of our federal constitution that a high school U.S. government students possesses. I hope he and the Republican leaders in the state legislature are not just trying to placate Utah voters by misleading them to think that the state can obtain a stay to Judge Shelby's ruling and that the ruling will be evewntually overturned by a higher court. There is my free advice. It did not cost the state of Utah $2 million.
- 11:20 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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So where are the morals in ignoring those kids living on the poverty level while spending millions on fighting a legal ruling when your side has no valid argument?
Is that 'morally right?'
- 11:20 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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How is spending $2 million to retain outside counsel in the hopeless attempt to stay Judge Shelby's decision going to help restore integrity to the Attorney General's Office? It calls into question Mr. Perez's knowledge of the basics of U.S. constitutional law. I would certainly think that he studied the U.S. Constitution in law school at the University of California. I will say it again. Most any high school U.S. government student has studied the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Further, students of government know that - in the long run when legally challenged - voters cannot vote away fundamental rights. The Attorney General just need consult a U.S. government teacher or high school student. I am sure they will advise him for free.
- 11:34 p.m. Dec. 27, 2013
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@DN Subscriber - "Just because men in black robes make something legal, that does not make it right or moral." Oh, indeed. Like handing the 2000 election to Bush, or ruling that it's OK to let rich "kingmen" buy our elections to stifle the voice of "We the People", or that it's OK for a corporation to destroy evidence even when they know they're under investigation (Arthur Andersen v US), or that it's OK for police to use evidence they've seized even when their entry into a home is illegal and unconstitutional (Hudson v Michigan), or that a state can't ban the sale of violent video games to children (Brown v Entertainment Merchants Assn.), or.... Yeah, you bet, SCOTUS has made LOTS of rulings that I'd say were "wrong" or "immoral"/"amoral". But hey, that's their job, 'cause a 224-year-old piece of parchment says so. Remember, the definition of "right" or "moral" varies from American to American, and you'll never find one definition that satisfies all 300-plus-million citizens.
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"The courts have ruled that the right to marry is a fundamental right. The
Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment
guarantees equal rights."
It's nice to see that you agree that polygamists can marry, that a fifty year old father can marry his 12 year old daughter, that siblings can marry, and many, many other combinations of human relationships can marry. I think you're onto something. Don't give up... keep lugging this idea.
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It is not fair use of our tax dollars to go through the motions of opposing the constitution of the United States to arrive back where we are today. Utah may not deprive citizens of their rights at my expense. Indeed, Utah may not deprive anyone of their rights at anyones' expense. They're rights, not wishes by a few. If health care, transportation and education have left sufficient funds available to fight this unnecessary, lost cause, we need to demand answers as to why.
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I love the hypocrisy of the so-called budget hawks. They only care about spending when it's done by someone who isn't a Republican. Utah may yet be to gay marriage what Selma was to integration. In any case, gay people are still going to exist; they're still going to live together and have relationships, and they're going to continue to do it in Utah, whether you like it or not. Marriage licenses aren't going to change that. On the other hand, they will guarantee legal benefits for committed same-sex couples. Hospital visitation, automatic inheritance rights, joint taxes, shared insurance policies, equal taxes. You can still keep your self-righteous "they're not real marriages" attitude and whisper about it at church. Meanwhile, the rest of us will continue to enjoy the same lives he had before. Those of us who are gay will just have the benefit of a little extra security.
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@Sasha Pachev;
Then if you support "traditional" marriage, which one? Arranged marriage? Wives, concubines, husband? What tradition? Just pick your favorite. If you mean a man and a woman, do that, and I'm sure no one else will mind. But can Utah really afford the money to make sure no one else has a choice of whom to marry--unless they marry your way?
- 12:29 a.m. Dec. 28, 2013
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This will be worth every penny. The State should fight this tooth and nail. It has much less to do with gay rights than with states' rights. All states should join this battle. There is no reason why Utah should fight it alone.
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You need more than the best lawyers money can buy to win a case.
So far, nobody in Utah has been able to articulate an argument in favor of preventing same sex marriage that doesn't contain the words God, Jesus, Bible, Children or Tradition. And, you can't use any of those words in a court of law in this case. Here's why:
1) Religious rationales are not acceptable when setting secular law. Our Constitution forbids it.
2) Child-bearing is neither restricted to married couples nor a condition of marriage, so that leaves that out, since neither nature nor the law cooperates in that idealized vision. Babies don't check their parents' marriage certificates before popping out. And, we don't revoke marriage certificates for failing to have any.
3) Which leaves Tradition. Discriminating because it's a tradition to discriminate is insufficient justification for discriminating. (cf Slavery, Apartheid, Poll Tax, and Women's Suffrage.)
Articulate a secular argument that hasn't been destroyed in court already and you could win this case with a paralegal. Without that, though, it's wasteful political showmanship.
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'But there are concerns about children being brought into that
We have been over this.
"In most ways, the accumulated research shows, children of same-sex parents are NOT markedly different from those of heterosexual parents.'
'Coparent or Second-Parent Adoption by Same-Sex Parents' - POLICY STATEMENT - PEDIATRICS Vol. 2002, pp. 339-340 - Published: 02/01/10
I also have link from the American Academy of Pediatrics, however I doubt the moderators would allow it.
In 2013 there has never been evidence that SSM does any factual harm.
No harm?
No foul.
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I think once Utah realizes that the Proclamation to The Family in jeopardy, taxpayers will contribute the same amount of money ($20 million) that we did in California to defend the family. The AG should hire the best lawyers and seek guidance from the legislature and the Southerland Institute.
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Taxpayers will spend whatever it takes, civilization as we know it could very well be at stake. This is a legal battle that MUST be won.
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FLAT ROCK -- What's so funny about real estate these days? Not much unless you go see Flat Rock Playhouse's production of "Real Estate," which opened Wednesday night.
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I am hoping that some of you can provide any help. My Dad passed away last week, but did not leave a will. My brothers and I are trying to help my Mom sort out the financials - pensions, loans, credit cards, etc. My Dad had 3-4 credit cards that appear to be in only his name that still have balances on them (each is anywhere from $3000-5000). He also has a vehicle loan again only in his name with a current payoff of more than $17000 (Mom does not drive and has no use for the vehicle). Finally, he has a Capital One personal loan with about $19000 still due that was also in only his name (as far as we can tell). My Mom had no Idea most of these existed until she began paying the monthly bills after my Dad got sick. Does my Mom have any liability for any of these items? She will only receive a small survivor benefit from his pension and the life insurance was just enough to cover funeral expenses. She is on social security with a small (less than $300) pension of her own and obviously can't afford any of these payments now. I know we need to see a lawyer, but I am hoping that someone can provide some insight. Previous to seeing a lawyer, is there anything I can do to help? Thank you all in advance.


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Author has written 22 stories for Cranford, Persuasion, Ashes to Ashes, Life on Mars, and Downton Abbey.
"Everyone wants to be a part of something, we all want to connect . . . Cranford is not a dead memorial to times gone by, but a pool of life in which we see ourselves reflected." Heidi Thomas
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"...the only unforgivable mistake is to despair and give up." David Ignatius
Update on May 17, 2016:
Did I say life was complicated? Well, it just got even more so, with my temporary loss of Internet service at home (I'm typing this at a community business center). But I am determined to get back in the game and have been working on my writing. The characters inspire me, but you writers are my true companions on this journey. I'd love to hear how you are doing, and I'd love even more to have you bounce ideas off me. People need to hear your voice. Give them that gift.
I'm finally going to admit it: 2015 was a perfectly awful year, and its effects are evident in the almost total collapse of my writing schedule and even correspondence. Many apologies, and I hope to set things right soon.
Moving right along here, season six of Downton Abbey will not finish airing in the States until March 6, so if you notice I'm not reviewing your new DA stories, that's only to avoid spoilers.
In other news, I have been job hunting and so the various in-progress stories have been sitting on the shelf and looking me accusingly for some time now. But don't give up hope.
Meanwhile, you can still check in with The Cranford Boots and Bonnets Brigade and enjoy postings from TheAmazons and BellatrixCoraCrawley303. Jack and Mary shippers, the latter is for you. Be sure to drop by the community (during calling hours, of course) and review those and whatever else catches your fancy.
Also, to all you Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes aficionados, and anyone who catches everything Philip Glenister and Joanne Froggatt have done, I was on the (sadly now defunct) Railway Arms website, under the user name OyWeh. Drop a line if you too were part of the action there; I miss you all.
Background and interests:
It is mainly owing to a friend on another continent that I ever became involved in fanfiction at all, but once I saw some beautifully written online sequels to the last of the Harry Potter books, and then the various Cranford and Ashes to Ashes fics, I was hooked. Since that time I've discovered how much good writing is floating around out here in cyberspace -- crackling dialogue, riveting suspense, the occasional out-and-out zinger, and real warmth, wit, and feeling -- and deserves to be read and reviewed.
Time was when I thought there were already enough writers in the world and I couldn't possibly compete. And I should say up front I already know from indifference (I'm a published but unpaid poet and a former blogger). But it's really all about the education, as Lucida Bright observed. And I like supporting other writers.
My very first project, still ongoing, is "A Conspiracy of Concern," a multi-chapter story inspired by the BBC's 2007 miniseries Cranford, which blended the plots/characters of Cranford, Mr. Harrison's Confessions, and My Lady Ludlow, all by the Victorian novelist Elizabeth Gaskell. I first saw Cranford on PBS in the United States in the spring of 2008, then reviewed it on DVD months later. It was the relationship between Mr. Carter (Philip Glenister) and Miss Galindo (Emma Fielding) that launched my foray into fanfic when I decided that if the screenwriter could pick and choose which characters she'd save from the fates Mrs. Gaskell decreed, so could I, especially if several characters were composites and one of them was played by Philip Glenister.
The Cranford-inspired C of C now has eight siblings: seven one-shots ("Winged Cupid Painted Blind," "No Good Deed," "When the Good Lord Has His Way," "She Was the Prize," "One More Day to Stay," "Where Are You Going, Jessie Brown?" and "Margaret, Are You Grieving?" ) and a five-part story, "The Holly and the Ivy," a tale of Christmastime in Cranford.
My take on the Cranford characters is based primarily on the BBC script for series one and the actors' interpretations, plus a good deal of my own imagination, for all that I have delved a bit into Mrs. Gaskell's texts as well. Thus far I have no plans to incorporate any of the plot developments and/or new characters from the 2009 sequel into my stories.
I've taken a great many liberties with the Cranford material, particularly regarding the romances, suggested or otherwise. Not long ago I wouldn't have so much as known what the terms AU and shipper meant, and now I'm happily writing for partisans of the Mr. Carter/Miss Galindo and Dr. Jack Marshland/Mary Smith pairings. Jack and Mary, as a matter of fact, have kept me quite busy; they have roles in no fewer than five of my stories, at last count.
Both couples are featured in "A Conspiracy of Concern." Now I realize that that reading through that particular Cranfic (40 chapters and counting, with 28 through 31 being the most fun) requires a degree of Sitzfleisch, but I have very definite plans for the characters and a lot of story to tell. As Miss Matty observed in episode one of the 2007 series, "It is all go in Cranford."
"A Conspiracy of Concern" is also meant to be in a decidedly Victorian mood, reflected in the language and all those suppressed emotions -- angst, and occasional sensuality and innuendo, though nothing explicit -- but there's comedy as well, all in service of depicting the unfolding relationship between Mr. Carter and Miss Galindo, though the other characters from the canon -- Harry Gregson, Lady Ludlow, Miss Matty Jenkyns, Captain Brown, Miss Pole, and the aforementioned Mary Smith and Jack Marshland -- play integral parts. Cranford, after all, was about love, friendship, and community.
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um. what. the. fuck.
Hang in there, brother. Perhaps there's a silver lining in the publicity this could (and should!!) generate.
Who is this group and what do they have to say for themselves? Seems they've earned a disruptive counter-protest. Anyone up for church this Sunday?
Call the cops. Seriously. They destroyed your property. Fucking assholes.
The good news is, he has those despicable people's money. Maybe do something with it that flies directly in the face of what they did to him?
I say sue the church...and what the fuck?
These are probably the same people that cry fear and murder at muslim morality police.
Holy fuck.
I'm a little freaked out by the number of them: EIGHTY-SEVEN? That's scary. Hitler brownshirt scary.
stupid and wrong. perhaps you are the better one and not going to call the police... but i would be seriously tempted to.
How would not calling the cops make him "the better one"? He was staging a performance and a group tried to ruin it. Go try that at the Opera house or Safeco Field and see how long before you're in handcuffs. Is their some sort of moral
bonus for not exercising your legal rights. He should do it before they strike again at some other show. You think these people only have a problem with a quirky monologist?
It's aggressive and invasive, and it makes me think "no way, not in my fucking city, you dumb assholes."
Then I imagine the theater community infiltrating a Sunday church service and disrupting it with some kind of silly mind-fuck performance art, and I laugh.
if he wants to call the police he should. as i said, i certainly would. i was just guessing he didn't call the cops as he said to promote love and perhaps to avoid making martyrs for their "cause". either of those would seem to be better motivation than my anger.
Dirge at #9 said He was staging a performance and a group tried to ruin it.
That's an all-too typical reality in my world--the world of stand-up comedy.
(And no...you're NOT supposed to heckle a stand-up. That's not helping a show, that's ruining a show...it just so happens that some of us are rather adroit at dealing with it so it still ends up being entertaining, but that's never "the plan.")
And religious audience members offended by someone saying "fuck?" Quelle suprise.
Again--in my world, people being offended by all sorts of things are part and parcel of the art form...if it isn't language, it's the topics you choose or the opinions you express. The laughs are always strongest near the edge--where the risks are...
And the more an act depends on interaction with the audience, the more vulnerable the performer is to getting messed with. Again...the risks you take can pay off with big laughs...but they are always risks.
The only thing that surprises me is the pouring of water on Mike's outline--but, then again, I've seen drinks thrown at comedians (both in and out of their glass), I've seen audience members get on stage and physically attack performers and I've witnessed 92 members of a 100 person audience all get up and leave before a comedian's set is over.
I'm not justifying what these assholes did. I'm just saying, it's not all that unusual.
Some people enjoying experiencing what a performer has to offer...other people want to treat every public entertainment as The Gong Show.
PS--And walking out of a performance before it is over and verbally expressing your displeasure with a performance are time honored traditions at Safeco Field (especially in the Bavasi-era.)
Interfering in such a performance can either go one of three ways: Jeffrey Maier, Steve Bartman or ushered out of the building. And throwing water at performers of sporting events is a "good way" to start a riot in Detroit (just ask Ron Artest.)
I'm lost. Were these Christians invited? Did they even know who they had paid to see?
I mean... honestly, do people not do their fucking research? Why would such zealots pay to see a show without knowing whether or not it would cross their oversensitive boundaries?
Sorry, I don't buy it, there's a bit piece of the story missing. I don't know what it is, but Christian groups, even fundie ones, don't make a habit of attending monologist events to protest because the word "fuck" is used. I like Mike's work, but seriously, there's got to be way more to the story.
Nope, there is no conspiracy--it's just the iniquities of random life. It was a Christian group on a trip from another part of the country who randomly chose my show, presumably because they somehow thought it would be full of rainbows, unicorns and absolutely no explicatives. That, combined with poor leadership from them and (what appears to be) a number of out-of-control teachers led to the incident.
It doesn't take nearly as much as you might think--that's what surprised me too.
If that's the case, the entire City of New York must be deluged by a torrent of biblical proportions by now - isn't "fuck" like, one of the most commonly used words in the NYC lexicon?
Oh, wait. This was Cambridge, right. Okay, maybe "fuck" isn't used with quite so much alacrity there, but still - fawk!
A comedy show and a staged monologue are entirely different things.
The stand up comedy is dependent upon audience interaction and heckling is part of the show, even when, or possibly especially when, it goes to far.
The same can be said about sporting events, though there the heckling and audience disruptions are channeled into a few tightly regulated forms. Sure you can scream at a pitcher or lightly interfere with a foul ball, but chucking things onto the field, swearing or even just wearing the wrong t-shirt can get you kicked out. Running out onto the field gets you nominally arrested.
Obviously performance disruption does happen a lot but in a lot of cases those who disrupt are in some way held accountable. If as Daisey said this was an unplanned, church-group-books-the-wrong-tickets sort of thing then only the water thrower exhibited any malice and it's less of a big deal. If this was a preplanned attempt to disrupt a performance, using water to erase the show, it becomes much more sinister.
Maybe I'm just flinching at shadows today, I did just watch all those documentaries on Fred Phelp's church.
dirge said: "The stand up comedy is dependent upon audience interaction and heckling is part of the show, even when, or possibly especially when, it goes to far."
Heckling is NOT part of the show. I know everyone thinks so...because everyone, it seems, gets drunk and does it, but it's really not.
Every comedy club I work at includes a "please, do not heckle the performers" line in their pre-show messages.
And nearly every show, some drunk asshole either has to be threatened to be kicked out by comedy club management or IS kicked out because they simply won't shut the fuck up and let everyone else enjoy the show.
There's a difference between a comedian doing crowd work or a comedian altering one's performance based on the reactions of the audience (which, by Mike's own definition, is what Mike does...) or an improviser soliciting suggestions...and (usually drunk) people attempting to disrupt the performer's attempts to entertain by shouting out insults, demanding attention in spite of the actual performance or actively trying to trip up a performers rhythm.
Heckling is NOT part of the show. It is tolerated because it is so ubiquitous and, as I said, because some of us have trained ourselves in how to deal with hecklers in a way that ends up being somewhat entertaining...
PS--I saw Dave Chappelle bomb (yes, even the most brilliant stand-up comedians can still bomb) at Benaroya Hall a few years ago when a bunch of pot smoking Microsofties kept interrupting what Dave was saying with random shouts of "what do you like better, pussy or weed?" to the point where Dave just stopped trying to do his show. I want my $60 back, hippies.
PPS--TV Guide Jeers to the assholes at Last Comic Standing for doing a "Heckler Challenge" last year that perpetuated the myth that heckling is desired by stand-ups, rather than just tolerated and dealt with... Heckling is NOT helping.
PPPS--And, to keep this thread on track, preplanned or not, those assholes at Mike's show could have just silently and unobtrusively left if they weren't enjoying a show...and, if they felt strongly enough about it, they could have asked for their money back. They didn't. They disrupted everyone else's enjoyment of the show. Thus, they are assholes.
And the girl who yells out "It's my birthday" or the guy who ignores everyone else laughing to shout out "Say something funny"--those are assholes, too.
Assholes are not expected at any public entertainment event--they are dealt with...and those are very different things.
No arguments from me, although I would say that nowadays, assholes ARE in fact expected at public entertainments, otherwise comics wouldn't need to spend hours they could be using to hone their routines instead coming up with scathing ripostes to drunken comments from the house, and audiences wouldn't be subjected to those ubiquitous pre-play announcements asking us to turn off our cell phones and unwrap our cough drops.
Just sayin'.
I hear that, Comte.
PS--Still sucks what happened to Mike.
Wow, I was skeptical but seeing the video, I was wrong, it does appear to be a bizzarro just as described event. I can totally see Mike taking this incident and making it into a great piece of art. Just wish he'd come back to Seattle more often!
I'd say the chaperones/teachers fucked up, bad. They spent all that money on tickets without checking out the show to see if it was suitable for the kids?
That's shockingly irresponsible. If I were the parent of one of those kids, I'd be royally pissed.
For them to lash out at Mr. Daisey for their own failure was way, way out of line.
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well thanx guys...4 understandin my point n approving my view....im nt against ashi coz i adore her a lott bt she neednt b so harsh to yuvi n herself by nt accepting the truth.....even after having so many experiances still she doesnt accept it ...tht whether she likes it or nt bt bhaggu ne yuvi ko banaya hai wacko ke liye.........n she has no choice bt bear him n he is goin b sonia's son-in-law n ashi one day has to becum yashy's daughter-in-law it is meant to b tht way......wish i cud explain this fact to ashi,sonia nd yashy one day
n ya tia i too felt he luked bit extra sufi when he was drunk.....extremely hott
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hey i agree with u...even i hold ashi n sid responsible,apart from his mean dad n his weak mother of course.
he really loves both of them(ashi n sid)but they don't always know how 2 behave wid him.i mean look at ashi.she has repressed all her feelings completely. now that's weird.even if she hated him 4 wot he had done, they never show her remebering the good times she shared wid him.but yuvi does...constantlyand i think he shud now move on as in start dating sum girl.i mean he's like devdas nowadays
on the other hand sid is always there 4 yuvi...but he shud discourage him from harming himself.i mean sid himself refused 2 smoke but he never stopped yuvi.as 4 drinking,yuvi overdid it but sid din't again. actually sid thinks everything yuvi does is right.that is also not a positive attitude.
also i blame yuvi himself 2 sum extent.yes i agree ashi is hard-hearted but yuvi makes himslef 2 vulnerable 4 getting hurt,like tia also does in hers n ranveer's relationship.they both need 2 realise that u can't force sum1 else 2 luv u n by giving 2 much bhav 2 them u r ruining ur own prospects.
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also i blame yuvi himself 2 sum extent.yes i agree ashi is hard-hearted but yuvi makes himslef 2 vulnerable 4 getting hurt,like tia also does in hers n ranveer's relationship.they both need 2 realise that u can't force sum1 else 2 luv u n by giving 2 much bhav 2 them u r ruining ur own prospects.
eggxactly my point
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