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First and the hardest thing is to find a piece of barnwood. In Kansas City where we live, this is a hot commodity! Thankfully, one of my FB fans found me a bunch of wood from a barn being torn down, so I have the hookup for several projects. You will want to make sure your wood is long enough that it is taller than the height of your kiddo. LOL. In other words, don't use a 3-foot long piece. Your toddler will quickly outgrow that growth chart!
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Then, I possibly hit that guy and that's the end of our relationship between me and her.
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in times like this, i find its best to listen to the words of the reverend Jimmy Hendrix.
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Connecticut's U.S. senators are pledging either eager support or a tenacious fight against President-elect Donald Trump's plan to rebuild the nation's transportation infrastructure.
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This Japanese-style salad is crisp and sweet-tart. The sliced lotus roots have a lacy shape and the dressing is magenta. The recipe comes from The Poetical Pursuit of Food, by Sonoko Kondo.
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- 6 ounces fresh lotus root
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Useful information to pass on to readers, no matter how contradictory, conflicting, self-serving, and chaotic it may be. This isn't yet another straightforward Oakland budget fight, pitting department against department, neighborhood against neighborhood for gaining more city funding and resources, politician jockeying for position against other politicians. This also involves defending reputation that one or one's fellow staffers bore any responsibility for those deaths.
This kind of infighting is often seen in both the public and private sector organizations when leaders are ineffectual, ignorant, inexperienced, or just not capable of gaining the respect of the people under their responsibility.
I think both MS Kaplan and Mr. Patton are correct that mismanagement starts in the Mayors office, extends thru the City Administrator, and is reflected in incompetent, ineffectual department heads and upper management.
An Oakland mayor does not need to personally have the management skills of ex NYC Mayor Bloomberg, but they have to know how to find a City Administrator who does.. And we don't have to go back to the City Manager form of government that we had before Measure X. Few cities of our size or bigger kept the City Manager structure as they grew.
Regardless of why Mayor Schaaf chose Sabrina Landreth as City Administrator, it is time for Landreth to move on and for Schaaf to break the pattern set by Dellums and Quan of selecting unexperienced or inexperienced City Administrators. Find someone with solid line management experience in a much bigger city, either at the top or just below the chain of command. Not a manager or administrator from a tiny city who you hope will grow into the job. We might well have to offer a much longer, sweeter contract than normal to get that City Administrator. We might have to recruit form the non-profit or the for-profit sectors.
We can't afford to keep stumbling on from one departmental disaster to another.
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There is a vast group of retired firefrighters who have eperience and training, that could be pqassed on to the now acive members, This cadre of firefighters, engineers, and officers, is wide and deep in experience, and manyu would be happy an proud to come to service for the city to train, educate, and have the history necessary to mainyain an excellent department We have at least three or four members who retired as chiefs of other departments, such as Richmond, South San Francisco, and other major departments in the bay area, who shouold have been considered for the chiefs job in Oakland.
Just contact the retirement office and you will find all the names and places of these dedeicated, highy trained individuals.
The fire chief is a retired fire Capt. from San Jose FD. When she interviewed for the position, the panel said she was the worst candidate they had. Were surprised she got the position. The Oakland city manager, was a friend of hers from city of San Jose. She was given the position. She is collecting a retirement and a salary from the City of Oakland. There others in the department, that were more qualified than her. That knew the city and needs of department. I am making a assumption, that they needed someone from the outside to cut costs.
Peter Wadsworth--the only one of the 36 victims who also lived there--was described as an "entreprenuer." I guess there is a pretty low standard for this word in the Bay Area...he apparently had nothing but a nascient business idea for cannibis salsa and he was living in this cheap illegal flophouse.
How did this "genius" actually make a living to support his rock and roll lifestyle? Where did his funds come from?
I have read eveything I can find on this tragedy...trying to follow the money...looking for actual fiscal clues to the funding of these rock and roll lifestyles amid blah blah blah "tributes." What is important remains hudden...the money trail that made these unproductive artsy party lifestyles work.
Many of the victims were students...more public money. Loans to make them productive and tax paying citizens. Loans that will never get paid. No federal student loans or grants should ever go for useless majors like "communications." These are disguised arts grants and social welfare. These are student loans that pay for four years of partying.
The people who were DJ's that night...are we supposed to believe those jobs were enough to SUPPORT them?
No. Look for other fund sources such as SSI...food stamps...unemployment insurance...Section 8.
The rent Derick collected...document every penny of where it went.
Charles seems like a total troll. Seems like he judges these victims without any real knowledge. jumping to all kinds of conclusions. there is a special place for know it all a-holes like him. He has shown who his is.
Charles, have you read any of the many memorial articles about the victims?A clarinet teacher, a computer science graduate, radio Djs, a choir singing sheriff's deputy's son, a conservation trust worker, a mortuary employee, a Shazam employee, a classical pianist, a community organizer, a sound engineer, a filmmaker, a psychology grad student, school teacher, art therapist, a DJ, , an MIT grad lawyer, and several artists and musicians. I haven't read all of the obits, but i suspect the list of "real jobs" and accomplishments would grow. It's possible to get your point across without maligning the dead.
I can think of jazz musician Louis Armstrong who worked shoveling filthy coal in New Orleans in a cart pulled by a mule...he played clubs on the weekends and at night. He worked. Worked his butt off to support himself and create an opportunity to make music.
Be an artist as much as you like..but why should society support your lazy butt with disability payments you don't deserve....with food stamps to buy steak while working people pay wages to buy pasta?
Plenty of people work responsibily while trying to also be artists. They don't live in illegal spaces full of drugs...they don't lie to get free money from the givernment...they don't collect money to pay for needed fixes and then party in Bali.
Name them. One by one. And explain how they paid for their rock-n-roll lifestyle.
See recent LA Times article about this fire and eviction issues..one Joy Newhart. Lived in a different illegal artsy warehouse in Bay Area....article says she lives "solely" on $1200 in disability payments monthly...but she is a "video choreographer" or some crap.
How do you afford your rock and roll lifestyle?
List each of the 35 adult victims....and determine that question. Follow the money.
How did they afford their rock and roll lifestyle?
It is a wild accusation to suggest Child Protective Services--which had been at the warehouse recently--may have been paying for the hotel room where those children were safe the night of the party?
It is a wild accucation to suggest this fanatically self-centered narcissist Derick Almeda probably took money from whatever source he could? Which could include foood stamps? Unemployment insurance? Certainly the earned income credit with three kids!!!
It is a wild accusation to say Derick and his wife likely weren't officially reporting all their income? When there are people saying they grew pot and partied in Bali? So here i am like...they probably didn't, er, report all their income?
Given the spectacular hoarding and the narcissism....is it wild to suggest Derick is bipolar? And if he is bipolar....he probably tries to get SSI? Get a fat monthly check?
THE FACT THAT THESE ARTSY VICTIMS of their own bad lifestyle choices suck off public assistance to party all day is actually one of the most pressing and nationally relevant aspects of this story...and none of it is wild or off base. This is how it works. This is how you fund artsy bumhood.
This is how you afford a rock-n-roll lifestyle. Taxpayers underwrite all of it. You don't want this topic to get traction...the whole national arts "scene" lives off social welfare intended for people who NEED it but it funds bums who want to party and avoid real work.
>>The NYT is ... even asking the public to suggest avenues of investigation.
>>I found this when I followed up: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/08/us/the-oakland-fire-delving-into-what-happened-and-why.html
Thanks! I've contacted them.
Eroster: your diatribes and wild accusations distract from the hard facts that incriminate Mr Almena.
To all the people in these comments so callously disparaging the artists, the dead, the warehouse spaces, the partiers, etc as being immature children scared of the "Real World":
Just because you yourself don't understand the value of local art and art spaces, it doesn't mean it's not meaningful and important.
Think of your favorite musician. They could have started their career in an art-house just like Ghostship or the dozens of others here in the Town, and squares just like you probably mocked them endlessly: "Stop pursuing this childish music stuff and get a real job!" Thank god they didn't listen.
Don't drag us all down to your level of banality. Go back to the suburbs if you want a predictable, "sensible" lifestyle where everyone has a "grown-up" job, a cubicle, a white picket fence, a two-car garage, a nice big TV to watch the football game. You keep working on the GDP, we'll keep making music and art that brings people joy. Both are important.
It is so haaaaard to "survive" and be an artist without stealing water and electricity and getting free food, free Obama phone, free medical care...
Art is not a neccessity. Like FIREMEN are a neccessity. Was a GROWN UP not in charge at the mayor's office? How were they short 92 firemen...short of building inspectors....the building literally didn't appear in the inspection database for fire inspections.
Yet complaints including fire safety complaints were made. Were these complaints buried to protect the precious fringe artists and the "scene?" Even at the level of city officials and inspectors...where were the GROWN UPS??!!
People who suck the tit of the system and don't want to work but would rather play and be intoxicated all day at taxpayer expense.... people who lack gratitude and humility and buy expensive foods with food stamps and laugh about how they are getting over...these are the bad examples who make taxpayers think that social welfare programs just fund irresponsible lifestyle choices and they are reluctant to fund these.
Not one voice in these many threads has so far stood up and DENIED my assertion that Derick Almena and his wife probably played the system and collected social welfare...how many of the 35 adults who died were collecting SSI and food stamps and Section 8 and LET US NOT FORGET unemployment insurance benefits.
Ooooh. I am looking so hard for a real job. But first....RAVE PARTY!!!!
How were those three kids at a hotel the night of the fire??? CPS was probably footing the bill. One way or another, taxpayers have been funding these parties and "artists" and bad lifestyle choices since the Lyndon B. Johnson administration.
And the very people in the system whose job it is to be grownups and crack down on stupidity kept looking the other way. Tolerance of bad lifestyle choices and funding those choices permeated the whole system.
post by Mike Benedict on 12/07/2016 at 1:12 PM -(above) should be the editorial. Well said.
Ladies, Gentlemen and all other gender non-identifiers, in the the person of JohnNoMoniker, I give you, what I am now calling the the alt-left.
Every bit a poisonous as the alt-right and it's figure head the new POTUS. Every bit as self centered, name calling and uninterested in solutions.
Swaddled in the the fuzzy language of "safe spaces", "complicated existence", holding these concepts as dear only to themselves, granting none to others.
BTW, forget food stamps, SSI and all the rest of those... Let's talk about those who decry how corrupt society is, scream for it's destruction while drinking clean water from a tap, using electric power from the wall for their Macbooks, iPhones, DJ dance parties and just in general enjoying the benefits of a non-primative, brutish existence free from large meat eating animals that would doubtless enjoy them as a a snack. All the while behaving as if anonymized destruction wrapped in outrage improves things.
"Or the outlier, bad-actor art-scene figureheads youre on watch" -stated right there that the writer is holding people like Almena accountable. did y'all read the article before you flipped a lid?
but a lot of you are missing the underlying point. our society does not promote non-profitable artistic creation, thus resulting in cities' lack of funding and support to those that want to dedicate their lives to artistic endeavors. resulting in places like the ghost ship...that said, if you are going to create a warehouse space, it should be done with more precautionary and safety measures. but i think the writer is saying to attack those in control of the system. those who are not thinking about providing affordable housing for creatives...and not just creatives, either. lack of funding and housing for homeless, veterans, service workers. it starts even beyond the city of oakland. it's a cultural mindset and art is on the back burner to retail development, big $ housing, and other corporate greed. but, for oakland, a city known to be "progressive", it should be a point of emphasis for those running the city to develop housing for all it's people...artists, low paying workers, minorities.
Efforts at Harm Reduction are starting. It's too late to stop the coming round of evictions, but perhaps in the new spaces that will be created in Vallejo, Stockton, Fresno, will be safer: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XtBIjV… which is a longer version of this: http://www.thestranger.com/slog/2016/12/06…
With this much evidence of manslaughter why isn't Derick in jail? The wife, too? He is a flight risk.


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Cholesterol 0 mg
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Total Carbohydrates 117 g39.1%
Dietary Fiber 0.34 g1.4%
Sugars 63.5 g
Protein 18 g35.1%
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Calcium 0.9%
Iron 3.4%
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Discussion in 'iOS Jailbreak & Cydia' started by erichuynh05, Mar 3, 2009.
OMG Could it be? The one thing we all have been waiting for?!
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so its jailbroken app that lets you connect to wep wifi adresses?
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Aww! bandwidth exceeded! I can't wait to get this app. It's exactly what we've all been waiting for!
how long?
march 20 is current release date
although they used the wrong "you're/your" in their app
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Hi Kranti Supporters,
I am Rani, 13, one of the youngest Revolutionaries. This is my first time to write a Global Giving report, and my English is not so great, so please read with patience. :) I want to tell you about the amazing, amazing summer we had at Kranti! I know for some countries, summer is just starting but in Asia our summer is over…because now the monsoon starts and school starts with the rain. Anyway, summer is gone, and we did just one thing alllll summer – go to summer camps!
The Kranti didis like to keep us busy. (Didi means big sister in Hindi – we call Kranti staff didis but they old enough to be aunty, not sister!) :) The didis think we will sit at home and annoy them all day, so they are always sending us to new places. In May, me and Sumaiya, the other 13-year-old Revolutionary, went to Bangalore for a water conservation camp. In this camp, we visit many slums, learn about city's water problems and think of new ideas to save more water. Me and Sumaiya were the only kids not from Bangalore and everyone was soooo impress by us because we travel alone from Mumbai to Bangalore and then home. I was very happy too it was my first time to travel alone.
The older Revolutionaries went to other camps and trainings: two girls went to women's rights training, two went to a Religion in India program with all international students and the oldest Revolutionary got to fly to a one week program about education for poor kids in India. I think our didis are right – we are learning just because we are traveling, meeting so many different people and going to these programs. All my school friends are having boring summer watching TV!
When we finish all these camps, we alllll went together for a camp that was run by Kranti! It was one week and it was in a very beautiful place, just under the Himalayas! (Photos below.) The camp was have 30 girls, all daughters of sex workers or from red-light areas. So for one week we learned much from each other, shared our stories, and had really fun classes. We even had secret angels or somebody secret who did nice things for us all week then on last day we find out who is our secret angel. We also had boring classes, like yoga and meditation! But it was very fun to meet so many girls with life stories and problems like mine. I hope we can see each other again.
And most exciting news I saved for last….me and Sumaiya are both going to international camps for one month!! I leave in two days and go for music and dance program in the US, and Sumaiya goes to UK for one month of English programs. Just like our water conservation camp, we were the only kids not from Bangalore, in both camps we will be the only Indians. I am soooo soooo soooo excited! But we are having many passport problems, and someone even wrote about our problems in the newspaper. So me and Sumaiya are excited that we are famous even before camp started. :)
Now you know all about Kranti's summer! I hope your summer was good if it is done, and if it is starting I hope you have great summer. And if you have kids, please send them to fun camps and spend good time with them. I feel so lucky to have didis who do so much for us and spend so much time with us…I hope everyone is lucky to have such wonderful family. (We fight a lot too because Sumaiya steals my clothes and returns them without washing. It is a BIG problem at Kranti.) But we still have wonderful time together, laughing, traveling and fighting.
So thank you, every one of you who donates to Kranti, for making all these camps and everything else possible. I hope you will keep supporting us for many years!
Dear Kranti supporters,
I would like to introduce myself- I am Kavita. Hosmani, the newest revolutionary of Kranti. I am 19 years old and have just finished my 12th grade. I am hoping that being part of Kranti, I will be able to study further. At the moment, I take many classes to improve my English, as well as attend Dance Movement Therapy and Theatre classes with the rest of the revolutionaries. I am going to share with you the many things that we have done in the last few months.
To begin with, we have been having a series of classes on social justice topics such as poverty, gender, sexuality, human rights, capitalism, colonialism, religion and many more. This has given me the chance to understand the society that I live in again and also, to learn from the other revolutionaries about the issues they have faced in their lives such as discrimination and marginalization.
In January, one of our revolutionaries, Asmita Katti attended the Indian Youth Jam Training 2014 in Bangalore, where she learnt had the chance to meet with participants from all over India. She, also, listened to many change-makers about their stories, and how they are making the world a better place slowly. Even I attended a training in Himachal Pradesh to learn about community media. I am particularly fascinated by how local communities are setting up local radio stations to communicate and discuss local issues.
As part of Kranti's work is to support LGBT rights, we took part in the pride march to protest the Supreme Court's judgement to recriminalize homosexuality. During the march, we met with people from different NGOs and it was nice to see the LGBT community working together.
Since LGBT rights is so important to us, we discussed it in our play 'Humans of Kamathipura'. This play was performed in many places since January such as the Goa Project 2014, Ink Women and FICCI Frames 2014. The audience loved our work and we kept having people coming and talk to us about our performance. It felt so good when people came and told us nice things about our work- it gave us confidence to continue with our theatre project.
Also, Shweta Katti, the first girl from Mumbai's redlight area to go and study at a US university, came down to India. She gave a talk on her experiences and her life at TEDxNMIMS- we are waiting for the TEDx video to come out on Youtube so that we can share it with you.
So many things are happening in our lives and we are extremely excited. Thank you from all of us for your generosity, and we hope you will continue to support us.
Thank you,
Dear Kranti Supporters,
My name is Pinky, I am 17 and I was the first Revolutionary to come to Kranti when Kranti opened. It is 3 years this month. I can't believe it!! I also can't believe that 2013 is gone! It has been a crazy, exciting and sometimes difficult year for all of us at Kranti, but we have done many big things we are very proud and happy about. I hope it is the same for you! For 2014, all the Revolutionaries will take turns writing Global Giving reports, so I am writing for November/December. There is just one word to explain these two months. BUSY!! The three big reasons why we were busy: 1.) Bhutan 2.) Play 3.) Exams.
Most of November, we were in Bhutan. Bhutan was beautiful and it was cold. This is all I remember. We spent many days in Thimphu, the capital of Bhutan. Because we are from Mumbai, the city looked like a small village to us, there are such few people! We visited some NGOs in Thimpu, one working for women who run away from home because their husbands beat them, one for saving tigers in India and Bhutan and one for people who have problems with drinking. Then we went trekking in the mountains for five days – it was -25C!!! We slept in tents at night. It was beautiful. But too cold. The most amazing thing we did in Bhutan was climb the Tiger's Nest – it is a Buddhist monastery on a stone cliff, 3,000 feet high! It took us almost 3 hours to climb. Photos below!
When we came home from Bhutan, we have been sooooo busy because we are doing a play and we performed all over Mumbai. In this play, every girl tells a story connected to her life – Sumaiya plays a girl being trafficked because her mom was trafficked at nine, Sheetal plays a bar dancer because her mother danced in bars for ten years, Rani plays a girl whose principal won't take her in school because everyone treats girls like us as if we are too "dirty" to go to normal schools, etc. We performed this play in many places, like in front of sex workers, at Mumbai's most famous theater, and at a conference. When we were getting ready, we worked almost four hours a day for rehearsal! But we are glad we worked hard – allllll the audiences loved us! :)
And last, we are busy because we have many exams in late December. In India, final exams are in March. So in January, February and March, all children do nothing but study! At Kranti we are trying to cut some activities so we are not busy and can spend time on studying. We girls are excited that 2014 that will start slowly.
Thank you from alllll of us at Kranti for making 2013 such a wonderful year for all of us. I hope you will keep supporting us and all of our dreams in 2014. Happy New Year!!
Thank you,
Dear Kranti Friends,
In these few weeks, we have all been VERY busy at Kranti (with four birthdays!) and also at school because we have exams. It has been only one month since we started school in India. Me, Sheetal and Pinky are studying in NIOS, which is National Institute of Open Schooling. This is for students who have not been to school regularly and can give the exam after they study.
We are also busy because in this month, a big Indian TV channel, NDTV, is making a documentary on Kranti. This means for two weeks, they are following us everywhere – classes, therapy, theatre, etc. The documentary will be on YouTube soon, so I will send a link when ready!
In a few days, on 11 October, it is International Day of the Girl Child. We recognize this day in India because girls in India face so many problems, like early marriage, no education, trafficking, etc. On the 11th, Sheetal will be giving a speech about this year's theme, "Innovation of Education." Just today, one Indian newspaper wrote about Kranti for Day of the Girl Child. You can read it below.
We have also been busy because we Revolutionaries have started a new program for our mothers. Every month, we bring our mothers to Kranti for two days and one night. Here, we share stories, learn from each other and enjoy our time together. Next weekend we are doing the next mothers' weekend and we will be talking to our mothers about gender inequality. I am responsible for planning this session and I am both excited and nervous. I am putting photos from our September mothers' program.
And, of course, we have been traveling like always. We took 3 days to travel to central India where there are a lot of water problems because of flooding from dams and also the government is stealing farmers' land. We met thousands of farmers, learned about their problems and got to travel by boat for two days! It was a big learning experience for all of us because in Mumbai we never know how many problems the rest of India is facing, especially poor farmers.
Our most exciting news, though….for Diwali, we are going to…are you ready??? We are going to BHUTAN!!! In case you don't know, Bhutan is a small, neighboring country of India. It has only 700K people, and the capital, Timphu, has no traffic lights! We are excited to visit such an interesting place. It is VERY strange for all of us Revolutionaries because we grew up in Mumbai, obviously one of the biggest and busiest cities of the world. Last year, we went to Kashmir, which was also very different for us. Just like we did in Kashmir, we will be trekking in the Himalayas, meditating at monasteries and visiting some NGOs. All togheter, we will be traveling 18 days. I promise to send photos of Bhutan in my next report.
Until then, I wish you all a happy Diwali (it is the biggest holiday in India, like Christmas in the USA) and I will write after we get back from Bhutan.
Hugs and thanks to all of you,
Laxmi (And all the Revolutionaries)
Dear Kranti Supporters,
Hi, my name is Laxmi Hosmani, I have been at Kranti for just over two years. I am the oldest Revolutionary and from now on, I will be writing updates for Global Giving. I am excited our work with you and happy that you are reading! For the past three months Kranti was on summer vacation. Here is what we have been busy with…
Do you know Shweta , Sheetal and myself we are traveling alone without our didi's to Rajasthan for an internship?? This was Sheetal's and my first internship. Before leaving Mumbai we were very scared, but in Kranti all my sisters gave us courage. After two days of traveling we finally reached Rajasthan. Starting two weeks we were so bored but finally we adjusted to that place, and we started to work there. We went to see a night school (balvadi) and we taught geography, we also played with them, we had lots of fun there. We also talked to the village people and we shared our story with them and they shared theirs. After 3 weeks, more interns came and we learned many things. The bhaiya's and didi's took us on tractors to the villages in pairs. We spent our whole night there, my topic there was livelihood, and I had to ask them what they do usually, their daily routine. In the morning we went to work in the dam. The villagers have been working on that dam for two months. They divided us into two, three groups and my group was working on mixing the cement. It was hard work!
In April we went to an internship in Himachal that was called Sambhavana, which means possibilities in Hindi. It was a very good internship. There are many teenagers like us who came from others parts of India. That internship was about politics and environment. We had a such a good time there. There people were also kind and helpful. I saw many photos of Himachal and didn't think it would be that beautiful, but when we arrived at Himachal it was more beautiful than the photos. I saw many thing there like, birds and different butterflies. We jumped into the river everyday, the water was ice cold. We saw movie also. There were some construction work going on so our teacher divided us into groups and asked us to help out. We mixed cement and transported bamboo. We also made a camp fire there we sang songs. When we were singing my friend gave me a new name "google" because I knew so many songs. The program in Himachal was very different because the people we were with came from different backgrounds and had different opinions on the topics we discussed. We learned many new things.
On the 28th of June all the revolutionaries went to Thiruvanthapuram with our didi's to visit Kanthari. Its an NGO where all blind people stay. We performed a drama but we knew that they cant see so thats why we performed like they can understand what is our message. We were there for a few days. One day we all went to the beach,there were high waves because of the monsoon, and there was a red flag on the beach. There was a policeman who didn't allow us to go into the water, but we didn't listen to the policeman we all played in the water and Meena and Robin had such a huge fight with police. After some time we saw that there was a big crowd. we all shouted "revolutionaries came and beach is full of crowd, before there was no one." In the water Saira and I were drowning and had to be saved. we were having such a good time in the water that we were late for dinner. Kanthari is an excellent NGO that I have ever visited. The people were so amazing and inspiring.
Thank you, Kranti supporters, for making all of these activities possible. I will be writing you again soon next month!
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Arizona Republic
April 18, 2013
You certainly wouldn't want to spend your last moments with this bunch, but a couple of hours watching them is enjoyable enough.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5
Matthew Odam
Austin American-Statesman
Austin American-Statesman
April 18, 2013
Berger peppers the dialogue with enough clever lines and observational humor about the nature of relationships and human fallibility to make for an entertaining and darkly comic film.
Top Critic
Peter Howell
Toronto Star
Toronto Star
April 18, 2013
You need better dialogue than Berger supplies to help It's a Disaster make a liar out of its title.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
Top Critic
Jim Emerson
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
April 18, 2013
The movie's funniest touches are quiet flashes of character, expertly timed and nimbly played by a deft ensemble. "It's a Disaster" is consistently funny, but you wince more often than you laugh out loud.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/4
Cole Smithey
April 17, 2013
"It's a Disaster" wouldn't be a bad choice for the last movie you see before life on Earth comes to a crashing halt.
Avi Offer
NYC Movie Guru
NYC Movie Guru
April 12, 2013
An uneven, underwritten amalgam of comedy, drama and suspense that fails to pack a comedic, emotional or intellectual punch.
Full Review | Original Score: 5.85/10
Sandie Angulo Chen
Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media
April 12, 2013
Dark end-of-the-world comedy is witty but mature.
Full Review | Original Score: 3/5


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