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The trip to Jackson Heights came about through a discussion at the first Sewcialists Last Tuesday of Every Month Meet-up. Kristen (blog: JinxandGunner and IG: jinxandgunner) and I were sitting next to each other and she told me that she buys most of her fabric locally in Queens. I was intrigued as she described several stores in a 4-5 block radius that she walks to and purchases beautiful fabric.
So Syreeta (IG: Syreeta Briana) and I begged her to take us fabric shopping in Queens and the #jacksonheightsfabriccrawl was born.
I have to tell you fabric shopping in Queens was something I really wanted to do because it was a 3 hour trip each way on public transportation! But it was a beautiful day and there were some amazing sewists who turned out to shop.
L-R: Syreeta, Grace, Amanda, Carol and Kristen our amazing hostess!
Our Itinerary ~
First we visited two Sari shops. The fabric offerings in both shops were vivid, colorful pieces purchased in either matched sets or 6 yard pieces similar to the lengths offered in the African fabric stores. I will admit that I was overwhelmed with color and choice in both of these stores. I think you have to go into these stores with something specific in mind because there is a little of everything. However, I will remember it for the next trip (yes I'm going again) and be better prepared.
Next up was M&J Fabrics ~
7917 37th Avenue
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Phone: 718.426.2181
In my mind, this was Kristin's favorite store. This is also where I bought the majority of my fabric because the proprietor
had amazing rolls of challis fabric and some great rayon crepes. I also bought a couple of border prints from him and now I'm regretting now buying the black floral border print...*sigh* The rayon challis were $4 a yard. Yeah, $4 a yard. I bought one lone rayon crepe for $2 a yard.
This is where we spent the most time. I would have dropped alot more money than I did at this store because the selection was that good. BTW, I had a few guidelines for this trip ~ I couldn't spend more than a set amount of money and I had to be able to cart it home on public transportation. It really helped rein in my inner fabric piggy.
Since I checked out first, I had time to take pictures, so a few shots of my fabric shopping sistahs...
Liz Discount Fabrics was the second fabric shop stop ~
8323 37th Avenue
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Phone: 718.426.2121
This shop is tiny and crammed to the brim with fabrics, laces and sewing supplies. I loved that you could find everything you needed to complete a garment in one place. Thread - check. Lining fabric - check. Sewing notions - check...all stuffed into a small space.
Syreeta and Carol sporting her Morgan Jeans
Loved the laces hanging from the ceiling reminded me of some of the trim stores that have disappeared from The Garment District
I bought this fabric here.
It's a navy & white striped ponte with a bonded (interfaced) back. I love to collect these types of fabrics and this one already has an idea attached to it. So it will probably not stay in the collection long, cause Fall is coming!
Value Fabrics third on the fabric store tour ~
8413 37th Avenue
(but it's moving so check the store window for new location)
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Phone: 718.457.9488
This one was as small as the prior store and while I didn't buy anything here, Grace and Kristen found some cute pieces. Again beautiful pieces of fabric, sewing notions and sewing laces, another wonderful neighborhood resource.
I took no pictures at this stop or the next one probably because I was shopped out at this point!
Jackson Fabrics NY Inc was the last stop.
84-30 37th Avenue
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Phone: 718.424.6989
We kinda breezed in and out of this one. Our fabric bags were heavy and we were ready to sit, eat and talk. Well talk more!!! I don't even have a good impression of this store, which is sad, but it is another local resource so that's a good thing.
The great thing about neighborhood fabric shopping is that the restaurant was one block down the street. I am not a foodie and when Kirsten first said "Peruvian" I was like what? She was like give it a try you will like it and she was right. It was the perfect stop after a long day.
8620 37th Avenue
Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Phone: 718.672.2224
photo credit: newyork.seriouseats.com
The food was fantastic. The conversation was great and as the group shot below shows, we had a wonderful day together.
We headed back to the subway after that and three hours later I walked into my home...tired but very satisfied from an amazing day. It was worth the trip and I will definitely do it again!
Here is the rest of my fabric haul ~
Black 'n White Midweight Rayon Crepe
$2 a yard - bought 4 yards
Ltwt. Rayon Challis - $4 a yard - bought 4 yards
Large rayon sateen border print
$4 a yard bought 4 yards
Floral rayon challis - $4 a yard bought 4 yards
When I got home I realized that I have a rayon crepe knit
in this exact print from Fabric Mart
Ltwt. rayon challis border print
This was the first thing I touched & it started the rayon challis spree
$4 a yard - 3 yards
Conclusion ~
Most of what I added to the fabric collection was rayon challis. I don't have much on hand and loved what I found. They will be great for next summer's garments and are worth stashing because they were purchased at an amazing price!
I just want to give one more shout out to Kirsten for arranging the day. It was well thought out and fun! I'm sure she will announce the next one on Instagram, so look for it there if you're interested in attending.
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The complete transcript for Sausage Envy
Opening SceneEdit
{Red is seen walking along outside the lodge, eating a bowl of popcorn.}
RED GREEN: I like popcorn. I like it a lot. I've seen movies where the popcorn is the best part. Now, of course, I'm married, we don't go to the movies. We don't go out at all, in fact, unless there's a grease fire. {walks up to a worktable and sets bowl of popcorn down on it} So I just– I just make my own popcorn at home. {picks up a measuring cup full of popcorn kernels} What I do is, I'll take a cup of kernels like this, put 'em into a pot, {shakes hand back and forth} shake her on the stove until my arm falls off, {holds up bowl of popcorn} and that'll make me a bowl of popcorn like that. {holds up index finger} But when friends or maybe Moose Thompson drops over, well, I need to make a bigger batch.
{Red pours the popcorn kernels from the measuring cup into a bucket on the ground, full up with more kernels. He then picks up the bucket.}
RED GREEN: You know, I'm thinking, I need a machine to do the work for me. {walking along with bucket} Y'know, that's exactly what happened in the Industrial Revolution. I need something industrial that has revolutions. I'm thinking clothes dryer.
{Red walks into a shed where a clothes dryer is. He opens the door and pours the kernels into the dryer. He then picks up a stick of butter sitting on top of the dryer.}
RED GREEN: All right, now we just pop a stick of butter in the lint filter. {puts butter inside dryer with kernels, then closes door} And it's showtime!
{Red starts up the dryer, which starts to shake and hum. Wipe to a later scene. The dryer is still shaking and humming, but now, smoke is also starting to waft out of the dryer. Suddenly, the dryer dings and it stops shaking and humming. Red then walks up, holding a small tub. He places it under the door, which he then opens. The dryer is full of freshly-popped popcorn, which pours out into the tub. Red looks at the camera and gives a thumbs-up.}
{Red enters the lodge, waving. The audience cheers.}
RED GREEN: Okay, thank you. {rubs hands together} Yeah, appreciate that. Well, it's a big, big week up at the lodge this week. It's the annual Possum Lake sausage carnival. You send in your homemade sausages, bratwurst or knockwurst or whatever, and the judges decide who has the best wurst. We enter every year, but the guys at Caribou Lodge always beat the stuffing out of us. {the door behind Red opens; holds up index finger} but I got a feeling that this year is our year.
{Dalton walks into the lodge, holding some very long sausage casing.}
DALTON HUMPHREY: Well, I got the sausage casing.
RED GREEN: {looking at casing} Wow! That's a pretty big wad of tubing you got there. Where'd you get that?
DALTON HUMPHREY: Well, you know, I know a guy who works with an experimental farm.
RED GREEN: {looks at casing again} How did that experiment go, do you think?
DALTON HUMPHREY: {shaking head} I have no idea, Red, but then, you know, when a guy hands you fifty foot of intestine on a silver platter, you don't want to ask questions.
RED GREEN: {shrugs} All right. {scratches neck; laughs} No, you don't look a gift horse in the mouth, huh?
DALTON HUMPHREY: {stares} You're not even close.
RED GREEN: {putting up both hands} Alright, alright, fine, I understand. {back to camera} Like I'm saying, our chances of winning {rubs hands together} the sausage carnival are better than ever.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Yeah, and the winner gets a picture in the paper posting beside his sausage, plus a year of bicarbonate-of-soda.
RED GREEN: Yeah?
DALTON HUMPHREY: Yeah.
RED GREEN: {holds up hands} And you get to wear the sausage crown, which is a hat shaped like a crown covered with sausage. You probably figured that one out already.
DALTON HUMPHREY: {waving dismissively} We haven't won yet.
RED GREEN: No. Well, we better get packing. {looks at casing} It would take a fair whack of mystery meat to stuff that puppy, isn't it?
DALTON HUMPHREY: {looks at casing} No guts, no glory.
RED GREEN: Okay. {they both turn and leave the lodge}
Visit With Kelly CookEdit
{Kelly Cook is seated at her desk in an office in the city. She is drinking some blue punch from a thermos and looking in a magazine.}
MAN'S VOICE ON PHONE: Miss Cook, Mr. Green here to see you.
KELLY COOK: {pressing button on phone} Cool. Send him in.
{Kelly puts the magazine and the thermos away. Red walks into the office. He looks around as he enters.}
KELLY COOK: Mr. Green?
RED GREEN: Yeah.
{Red reaches his hand out as he and Kelly shake hands.}
KELLY COOK: Thank you for coming in. I'm Kelly Cook.
RED GREEN: All right.
KELLY COOK: You know, you are a lot older than I had been expecting.
RED GREEN: What is this, a school day? Huh? {laughs}
KELLY COOK: I'm a new programmer here at the network.
RED GREEN: Oh.
KELLY COOK: {gestures toward chair in front of desk} Please, have a seat.
RED GREEN: All right. {they both sit down}
KELLY COOK: Now, I have a few suggestions for your show. {Red nods} And by "suggestions", I do mean "instructions", okay?
RED GREEN: You've seen my show?
KELLY COOK: {shrugging} Not all the way through. Let's see. First of all, the lodge itself...
RED GREEN: Okay...
KELLY COOK: {looking down in thought} How should I put this? {looking up again} It's gross. {Red looks away momentarily} It needs to be cleaned up.
RED GREEN: {nodding} Okay...
KELLY COOK: Okay, or destroyed. It's up to you.
RED GREEN: {nodding} All right...
KELLY COOK: Okay. Secondly, {puts left hand on table} let's say over here is political correctness...
RED GREEN: {nodding} All right...
KELLY COOK: {puts right hand on table} And this over here is political incorrectness...
RED GREEN: {nodding} Gotcha...
KELLY COOK: You're about... {pointing to wall on her right} ...beyond that wall over there. {Red stares at wall} Okay? Mr. Green, um, shouldn't you be writing this down?
RED GREEN: {shaking head} Well, actually, I– I can't read my writing very well. {blinks eyes}
KELLY COOK: Okay, well, it'll be in the next memo anyway.
RED GREEN: {nods} All right.
KELLY COOK: I'm also looking for some increased safety awareness on your, um, hobby fix-it thing. {Red nods} A man like you holding a power tool is not a comforting image for our audience.
RED GREEN: {shaking head} Well, I was just having a little fun, you know.
KELLY COOK: You're too old to be having fun, Mr. Green. {Red nods} Oh, and one more thing, there seems to be this grayish silvery tape...
RED GREEN: {nodding eagerly} Yeah...
KELLY COOK: ...all over everything on your show.
RED GREEN: {still nodding} Yeah.
KELLY COOK: {giggles} Yeah. {seriously} It's disgusting. {Red sobers up} If you need us to fire some of your technical people, we will.
RED GREEN: {nods} Okay, okay, so no duct tape, no Handyman Corners, no lodge?
KELLY COOK: Perfect.
RED GREEN: Well, that shouldn't be a problem.
KELLY COOK: Great.
RED GREEN: {standing up} Say, have you seen that hip-hop mosh rap jam thing with the Britney Spears over on channel 97?
KELLY COOK: {excited} No way!
RED GREEN: Yeah!
KELLY COOK: What time is that on? {reaches out to get a piece of paper}
RED GREEN: Well, it's– it's on in my time slot! They're running against my show!
KELLY COOK: Oh, and when is that again?
RED GREEN: At 20:30, Friday night.
KELLY COOK: {writing in paper} Excellent. That sounds excellent. {Red turns and leaves, shaking his head}
The Possum Lodge Word GameEdit
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: It's time for the Possum Lodge Word Game!
{The camera pulls back to reveal Winston standing behind the card table where Red and Mike are seated. Winston holds the word sign in his hands.}
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: Today's prize is from Mercury Creek Bait and Tackle. {reaches one hand under table} It's a complete ice-fishing kit! {whips up a handsaw, proudly shows it off, then sets it on table} And playing for this much-sought-after prize, {gestures toward Mike} Mr. Mike Hamar! {Mike makes excited gesticulations with arms} Close your... {Mike covers his ears} Okay, Red, you have thirty seconds to get Mike to say this word. {turns sign around to show audience; word is...} Buy. Buy.
RED GREEN: Yeah, all right, Winston.
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: {sets sign down} Bye-bye! {Mike uncovers his ears} And go!
RED GREEN: All right, Mike, when one of your dads would leave home to go to work, you'd say, "Good..."
MIKE HAMAR: "...riddance."
RED GREEN: Okay, in the Olympics, when a competitor is automatically put into the finals, the officials say they got a...
MIKE HAMAR: ...bribe?
RED GREEN: {thinks for a minute; struggles for words} Okay, okay, now, think about this. There are people who can be intimate with both men and women. All right? And we say they are blank-sexual.
MIKE HAMAR: {stares} Very.
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: {pointing to watch} Runnin' out of time, runnin' out of time!
RED GREEN: Alright, alright. Alright, Mike, if you see something for sale in a store, and it's cheaper than it should be, you say, "That's a real..."
MIKE HAMAR: {smiles} "...steal!"
RED GREEN: {holding out hand} No! {waves hand} You don't steal it, all right? What do you do? What do you do?
MIKE HAMAR: Well, I pretend I forgot the thing was in my pocket. {shrugs} Sometimes the cops buy it.
RED GREEN: {lunging at bell on table} There we go!
{Red rapidly rings the bell to end the game, while Winston excitedly points at Mike and hands him the handsaw. Mike makes excited gesticulations again as he takes the saw and examines it.}
Segue: Winston RothschildEdit
{Winston stands in front of his truck.}
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: Hi, Winston Rothschild of Rothschild's Sewage and Septic Sucking Services. If you're down in the dumps, 'cause your lawn is full of lumps, call me, Winston, and I'll be there with my pumps.
{Winston holds up his business card.}
Handyman CornerEdit
{Red walks along a grassy area outside the lodge. He is wearing a coat and carrying a pair of water skis.}
RED GREEN: You know, one of the major challenges that faces any handyman is, how can you have some of the luxuries in life that you know you really can't afford? Like, say, a snowmobile?
{Red walks up to a worktable. A bunch of artificial logs and several rolls of duct tape are stacked on it and a hot water heater and a toboggan are seen leaning against it. Red puts the water skis on the table.}
RED GREEN: Well, you know the beauty and value of a snowmobile, but {waves hand with uncertainty} maybe your wife is a little reluctant to let you spend money on anything until you finish paying off that hovercraft. So this time on Handyman Corner, I'm gonna show you how you can make your own darn snowmobile {gestures toward everything on the table} out of some water skis, a toboggan, a few artificial fireplace logs and a hot water heater. {lifts up heater onto table} This here is really the engine for the unit. {pushes heater onto center of table} It's a rocket engine. It's a steam rocket engine. {finishes pushing heater onto table} I went with 50-gallon. You could go 60, but that would just be showing off. {picks up pickax leaning against table} Okay, first thing you wanna do is, {gestures toward bottom of heater} punch a hole in the end of her here. {gestures near top of heater} Somewhere up high. This is your steam port, eh? That's where the steam's gonna come out. So you gotta make the hole high, otherwise the water will all leak out. {aims pickax at heater} Right up in here.
{Red swings the pickax at the heater. But he accidentally hits at a low point and the pickax punctures the heater there. Red then takes out the pickax and looks at the newly-punched hole.}
RED GREEN: {frustrated} Aw, man! {suddenly brightens up} Now, wait now! {runs around to other side of worktable} I got an idea! {picks up toboggan} Handyman never panics. A problem is just an opportunity waiting to happen.
{Red uses the toboggan to push all the stuff on the worktable off of it and on the ground. He then sets the toboggan down on the table.}
RED GREEN: Just lay that in there... Make a little adjustment...
{Red rolls the hot water heater across the table so that it sits on top of the toboggan, with the new hole now up near the top. Red then looks at the camera with a satisfied expression.}
RED GREEN: Perfect. {walks around in front of heater on top of toboggan} Alright now, you want to attach the power plant to the toboggan, and you want to have something that'll hold everything together, plus be able to withstand the shock of a ski jump or perhaps the insensitive comments of neighbors. {bends down and picks up a roll of duct tape off the ground} I recommend the handyman's secret weapon, duct tape.
{Red starts to unroll some duct tape and put it on the heater. Wipe to a later scene. The heater has been duct-taped to the toboggan, as well as had some of the fire logs duct-taped to the sides of the toboggan and to the underbelly of the heater.}
RED GREEN: All right, these artificial logs are basically my rocket fuel. Yeah. They burn for six hours, you know, so it'll get me all the way to Port Asbestos and back. If I was going only one way, I'd cut 'em in half. {drops duct tape and wipes hands together} I like using the artificial logs, though, because, uh, they light up, no problem, and they give off those colored flames. A lot easier for the rescue planes to spot. Okay, that's the power plant done on her. {taps power plant} And this baby'll go faster than a teenager's allowance. Now all we gotta do is add the steering, {bends down and picks up a water ski} which is basically me {gestures toward front of front} sitting on the front, wearing a pair of water skis. Is that brilliant or what? {chuckles} You know, it's that simplicity that makes me what I am.
{Red tries to put on the water ski. He lifts up his foot to try and put it in there. He hops around trying to put it on. In doing so, he accidentally steps on a pile of duct tape and sends them flying. Wipe to a later scene. Red, now wearing the water skis, has lit some of the logs on fire with an acetylene torch. He then shuffles over to the front of the snowmobile and sits down, straddling the heater as he does so. He braces himself in anticipation, but nothing happens. He looks behind himself to see what is happening. Wipe again. Red is still waiting for something to happen. Suddenly, he hears a sizzling sound as the heater gets hotter that causes him to jump up temporarily. He picks up a toolbox and sets it on the heater behind him. He then sits back down. Suddenly, steams starts spewing out of the punched hole in the back, making a tooting sound as it does so. Red braces for takeoff. Suddenly, the steam spews out in a rocket-like blast that propels the snowmobile forward, with Red sitting on it. The snowmobile leaves the camera.}
Red's Sage AdviceEdit
RED GREEN: Any guy who has waited in his car while his wife goes into a store just for a minute knows the difference between the ways men and women shop. See, a man is sorta like a planner: long before he goes to the store, he knows exactly what he wants and he knows exactly where to get it. The last thing he wants is to get stuck in some embarrassing corner of the store where they have underwear or curtains. 'Cause when a guy goes shopping, he wants to... he wants to look cool, you know, like the shopping experience is {waves dismissively} no stress to him whatsoever. His wife, however, tends to be a little looser. She'll go to a store with no idea what it is that she needs. She'll figure out what it is she desperately wants after she gets there. She's more open and she's more receptive. She's nicer. She'll read all the labels from six different kinds of toothpaste. She'll try every size-eight shoe in the store. She'll listen to the entire gastrointestinal history of the salesperson's dog. Centuries from now, I figure archaeologists are gonna uncover some guy still sitting in his car by the curb, waiting for his wife who went into the store just for a minute. Remember, I'm pulling for ya. We're all in this together.
Plot Segment 2Edit
{Red enters the lodge with a look of disgust. His sleeves are rolled up and his hands are covered in meat bits.}
RED GREEN: You know, I've met people who don't appreciate sausages. I never really understood why. They say to me, "Well, it's pigs' entrails stuffed with fatty meat and suet." And I say, "Yeah." {looks at his hands} But after what I've been through today, I'm starting to lose my enthusiasm for it, to be honest with ya.
{Red looks at his hands again. Dalton then enters the lodge, wearing a stained apron and holding a really long sausage in his hand. He walks up to Red, looking frustrated.}
DALTON HUMPHREY: Where did you go?
RED GREEN: Dalton, I didn't mind helping you stuff the thing, but when you tied that knot in the end, I thought I was gonna lose it!
DALTON HUMPHREY: You're not having second thoughts, are ya?
RED GREEN: {shaking head} I'm not having any thoughts.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Well, good. 'Cause if we want to beat those yahoos down at Caribou Lodge, we gotta get this down to the sausage carnival. Tonight's the cook-off!
RED GREEN: {looks at sausage} You're not putting that in my van, I'll tell ya that. We can't just drag it down there; we might snag a nail. We don't have a spare.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Maybe we could float it down over the lake. You know– You think the water would ruin the flavor?
RED GREEN: {looks at sausage again} Nothing would ruin that flavor... {holds up index finger} I got an idea! Take a coupla boat trailers, put 'em end to end behind the Possum Van, just lay the sausage right over the whole deal there.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Well, what if a cop stops us?
RED GREEN: Well, we'll tell them it's a biodegradable telephone pole.
DALTON HUMPHREY: {suddenly smiling} You know what you could say?
RED GREEN: What?
DALTON HUMPHREY: "I'll bet you never sausage (parody of "saw such") a thing."
{Dalton laughs. Red glares at him and holds up an index finger at him warningly.}
RED GREEN: ...Don't make me kill you, Dalton. {both turn and leave}
Visit With Dwight CardiffEdit
{Red rows his boat up to a dock at Dwight's marina. Dwight sits on the dock.}
RED GREEN: Dwight!
DWIGHT CARDIFF: How's it goin', Red?
RED GREEN: Cast me, will ya?
{Red tosses out some rope to Dwight. It lands on the edge of the dock and Dwight puts his foot on it.}
RED GREEN: Thanks for your help there, Dwight. {stands up in boat} Sorry for the inconvenience.
DWIGHT CARDIFF: I'm in the service business, Red.
RED GREEN: Yeah, well, good. {gestures toward outboard motor} 'Cause this outboard you sold me isn't working.
DWIGHT CARDIFF: No reason to raise your voice, Red.
RED GREEN: Oh, that's right. You don't have to hear me over the sound of a motor or anything, do ya? It keeps cutting out on me, especially in the wet weather, and then of course, she rained last night over at the lodge. Did it rain here at all?
{Dwight nods his head slowly. As he does so, bits of water fall off the brim of his hat and onto his shirt.}
RED GREEN: Are you telling me you're too lazy to even get out of the rain?
DWIGHT CARDIFF: I prefer to call it "passive environmental interaction".
RED GREEN: Well, whatever you call it, {gestures toward outboard} I need you to fix this outboard that you sold me.
DWIGHT CARDIFF: How much did I sell it to you for?
RED GREEN: Seventy-five bucks.
DWIGHT CARDIFF: That was a good deal.
RED GREEN: You wanna buy it back?
DWIGHT CARDIFF: No chance.
RED GREEN: {shrugs} So what do we do now?
DWIGHT CARDIFF: Okay, I guess if you want to carry it up into the shop, I might try and take a look at it.
RED GREEN: {incredulously} You expect me {points to himself} to carry the motor {points to outboard again} that you sold me to the shop by myself?!
DWIGHT CARDIFF: {annoyed} Do you hear yourself, Red? It's all "me, me, me", like you are the center of the universe! And that tone! You sound like a heart attack just waiting to happen!
RED GREEN: {puts hands on hips} Well, you know, Dwight, I don't think anybody on the verge of a heart attack should be carrying an outboard by himself.
DWIGHT CARDIFF: Don't look at me. Heart disease runs in my family.
RED GREEN: Man! {bends down and hefts outboard off boat} Nothing runs in your family, Dwight. {carries outboard from boat} That's why they all have heart attacks. {climbs out of boat and onto dock, then starts walking off with outboard} How soon will you have this thing fixed, Dwight?
DWIGHT CARDIFF: Oh, hard to say. This is our busy time.
{Red walks off, carrying the outboard motor and shaking his head.}
|Action on screen
|Red's voiceover
|A white car is seen going along a grassy area beyond the lodge, but it seems to be making noises and drives erratically, with smoke billowing out from the side. It slows to a stop, but not before hitting a sign, knocking it over.
|The bunch of us were out in Dalton's car. He was having some kind of an emergency, and, uh... Turned out to be some kind of a fire going on in the...
|Mike and Walter open the back seat doors of the car and get out. Then the front seat doors open, and Dalton and Red get out. Dalton is hopping and dancing around in pain. Red is holding a thermos. Walter is holding a huge tree branch. Red pours the contents of the thermos, ice water, on Dalton's pants. Dalton groans with relief. Walter starts to take a swing at Dalton with his tree branch, but Red holds up one hand to stop him.
|...the groinal, crotchal area. That's, uh... You really don't want to have that in your driver. I don't know... So I add the– I add the thermos of, uh... I believe that was ice water. Yeah, that did the job. And of course, Walter had another plan. I said, "No, no."
|Dalton then reaches into his pocket and pulls out an extinguished cigarette. He holds it out towards Mike, who takes it and tries to smoke it. Dalton stops him with his hand and points to the cigarette. Mike throws the cigarette away.
|Then he found apparently this... Mike had thrown that out the window and it landed right into us, unfortunately. No, no, Mike, it's out. Mike, it's out, it's out, it's out.
|The men all walk around to the various car doors and try to open them, but can't, because the doors are all locked and the windows all rolled up. The car is still running, with the exhaust still coming out of the tailpipe. Red points this out to everyone.
|Now, unfortunately, we had jumped out of the car so quickly, and we all locked our doors and the windows were up. And, uh, that's not the worst part. Uh, she was running.
|Dalton runs around to all the doors and again tries vainly to open them himself. Red waves everyone to the back of the car. They all gather around back there.
|So, uh, Dalton's wasting gas by the second. He's trying an al– He doesn't believe us. He's got to try all the doors himself. Well, we gotta trying something here. What're we gonna do?
|Walter runs over to Red, who pretends to hold a wire which he then pretends to loop into the car. Walter runs off to look for a wire. He sees a wire fence behind the car. As he runs toward it, he steps on the sign the car had knocked over. It reads, "Caution: High Voltage Cattle Fence".
|And I said... I'm telling Walter, if he gets, uh, some kind of wire, we can go down through the window, and hook on... So he sees a wire fence and... 'Course, the sign we knocked over turned out to be important.
|Walter comes up to the fence and feels it. He then grabs a piece of the fence and starts to pull. But suddenly, he receives a huge electric shock that smacks him against the fence repeatedly. Walter tries to wave to the other guys, trying to get their attention. But none of them are paying any attention to him. They are just hovering around the car, all touching it. Walter lets go of the wire, stumbles and falls on the hood of the car himself. Suddenly, the electric shock in him zaps the car and everyone on it, knocking them all to the ground. Walter falls down on the ground, too. They all stumble to their feet, still receiving small jolts where they touch.
|And then Walter had the– Oh! And of course, we're not paying any attention to him. And then all of a sudden... Oh! By golly! Oh man! That was a killer!
|Red walks off, waving Mike and Walter to follow him as he does. Walter walks awkwardly as he follows Red and Mike. Dalton, meanwhile, tries to push his hands through a crack in an opening in the car window.
|So we decide to go with plan B on that. I took the guys over. Dalton wanted to work on it himself, but... Easy, Walter, easy, easy.
|As Dalton tries to push down on the partially-open car window, he turns around behind. Suddenly, he gets alarmed as he holds out his hands to make a stopping motion. Red, Mike and Walter are holding a huge tree branch and charging at one of the back doors of the car with it. Dalton jumps aside as the other men hit the door with the branch. But it doesn't impact the car door, and they drop the branch.
|Thought we'd get something we can maybe... break into the car in another way. Yeah. Oh, gosh! She just...
|Dalton gets angry and storms around to the back of the car, waving the other guys to follow him as he does. He gestures to the license plate on the back of the car, which reads, "HERZ".
|There must be another way, Dalton. What're you so upset? It's not that big a dent. It's your problem, Dalton. Oh! It's your wife's car!
|Red gets down on his knees and picks up a rock. He then tries to stick it into the exhaust pipe, but the pipe is too hot from the exhaust for him to touch. As Red touches it, it burns his hand, and he pulls it away in pain, shaking it and blowing on it. Red gets back to his feet.
|All right, I got an idea. We can just stick a rock into the exhaust pipe, and that'll– Oh, that's hot! That's hot! Oh, that's hot!
|Mike then walks up, wearing rubber gloves. He pulls on one of the fingers of one of his gloves. He shows it off to everyone. He then gets to his knees next to the exhaust pipe. He takes the rock and, with the gloves protecting him, puts the rock into the pipe. He then lies down on his back, sticks out his foot and uses it to jam the rock further into the pipe. He then stands back up.
|Oh, Mike's got the rubber gloves on. A summer job, Mike, or what is that? So he's getting into... The thing is, it'll make the (?) stall the engine. Jam that in there, jam that in there.
|The men all stand, waiting for a few seconds. They hear a noise as exhaust pressure builds up against the rock. Suddenly, the rock pops out of the exhaust pipe. The men all watch as the rock ricochets against various things in the area. It finally lands on the ground at the men's feet.
|Now the engine will stall. Well, one of two things will happen. One of them will be the engine will stall. And this is the other. Oh. Oh, well.
|Red rubs his hands together and gestures toward one of Mike's gloves, which he holds up. Red pulls the rubber glove off of Mike's hand. It stretches and finally snaps free, hitting Red in the face as he does so. He takes the glove and puts it over the path of the exhaust pipe. He duct-tapes the glove to the pipe.
|All right, uh, this gave me an idea. I saw the rubber gloves. I'm thinking... You know something, it'll give to it. Duct-tape that on there.
|As Red continues to tape the glove to the pipe, the glove starts inflating with exhaust. The others nervously step back. By now, the glove has inflated to a huge size. Red nervously steps back as well. The inflated glove bounces up and down.
|Don't wanna break into the exhaust. Now, I'm expecting the– the engine's gonna conk out any second, but the glove's getting bigger and bigger. We didn't know what to do, and, uh...
|Red suddenly runs up to the inflating glove and grabs one of the fingers. He motions for the others to come over to him, which they do. They all crowd around Red, grab on the finger he is holding and pull as hard as they can. They strain and pull with all their might. The finger stretches longer and longer. Suddenly, the inflated glove in the exhaust pipe explodes. The explosion creates another explosion which blows out all of the car doors.
|Suddenly, I thought, "What would my grandfather do?" He'd say, "Pull my finger!" Oh boy!
|Excited, the men all run back over to the car, the doors all blown off. They all pick up the car doors and climb into different seats, holding the doors on their frames. Dalton gets into the driver's seat and holds the driver's side door on the roof. He drives the car off with one hand while holding his door on the roof with the other hand.
|There you go, Dalton! Mission accomplished.
Red's Handyman TipsEdit
{Red is trying to wash a car's hubcap with a bucket of water and a sponge. His sleeves are partially rolled up.}
RED GREEN: You know, one of the hardest parts of washing a car is bending over and doing the wheels. {drops sponge into bucket} Here's a shortcut for ya. Soap 'em up real good. {picks up a bowl of horse meat off the car roof} Then get yourself a bowl of horse meat. This is one I bet on last week. {walks over to other side of a car, whose wheel is also soaped; a dog sits in front} You also need a friendly dog with a big, bushy tail.
{Red puts the bowl of horse meat in front of the dog and pets it. He then gestures toward the bowl of meat, which the dog then starts to eat. Red chuckles. The dog's tail, meanwhile, sticks out and wags back and forth. As it does so, the tail also removes the soap and water from the wheel of the car. It even cleans inside the holes of the hubcap.}
RED GREEN: Boy, now, if he only finds some way of rinsing off when he was done.
{He then hears the sound of a lawn sprinkler and the dog barking as it runs through it. Red looks disappointed.}
Plot Segment 3Edit
{Red and Dalton slowly enter the lodge. Dalton is covered in sausage meat, his face and hair all dirty. He holds a meat fork. He scratches his ear vigorously.}
RED GREEN: We lost.
DALTON HUMPHREY: We're lucky to be alive.
RED GREEN: I don't know, that's too close to call.
DALTON HUMPHREY: What happened, exactly? It's all a blur. {blinks eyes}
RED GREEN: Well, do you remember how we laid the sausage out on all the grills and all those barbecues set up end to end?
DALTON HUMPHREY: Yeah, I remember that part, and I remember the smell of it cooking...
RED GREEN: Everybody in the tri-county area remembers the smell of it cooking. They thought the pulp mill had reopened. Remember how the pressure built up inside the sausage?
DALTON HUMPHREY: {nods slowly} Yeah. Yeah, it got real big, just like the Hindenburg.
RED GREEN: That's right. And you went and poked a hole in the end? {points to Dalton's fork} With that fork?
DALTON HUMPHREY: {looks at fork, whose prongs are all twisted up} Oh, the humanity!
RED GREEN: {scratches neck} Apparently, we didn't get the interior of the sausage as sterile as it needs to be. Getting the methane buildup in there. Those of you in a college fraternity know that methane is flammable.
DALTON HUMPHREY: {looking up and then at Red} I remember a hot blast of (?) air and then something went up like a firecracker.
RED GREEN: More of a cruise missile, I believe. {shakes head} We still don't know where it came down.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Boy, it was lucky it arced over the crowd.
RED GREEN: {nods} Yeah.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Otherwise, people could've been seriously sausaged.
RED GREEN: {nods} Yeah, it was bad.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Yeah, it was the worst.
{The "Squeal of the Possum" sounds out.}
DALTON HUMPHREY: Oh, it's meeting time.
RED GREEN: Yeah, you go ahead, wiener boy. {Dalton leaves to go down into basement; to camera} So, if my wife is watching, I'll be coming straight home after the meeting. And it turns out that all those things you said about men and sausages are absolutely correct. {holds up hand; quickly} And let's just leave it there. And to the rest of ya, thanks for watching. On behalf of myself and the whole gang up here at Possum Lodge, {waves} keep your stick on the ice.
{Red turns and goes down into the lodge basement. Cut to the Lodge Meeting. Dalton, Mike and Winston are up at the front of the meeting, waving the other men to take their seats and sit down as Red comes down the stairs.}
MIKE HAMAR: Sit down!
DALTON HUMPHREY: Sit!
MIKE HAMAR: Sit down, everybody.
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: Sit down!
MIKE HAMAR: Everybody, sit down.
DALTON HUMPHREY: Sit, sit, sit.
{By now, Red has taken his place at the front of the meeting, between Dalton and Mike. Everyone else has sat down, while Red remains standing.}
MIKE HAMAR: {getting up and waving in an upward motion} All rise!
DALTON HUMPHREY: {also getting up} All rise.
{Everyone else gets to their feet and puts their arms in front of their chests.}
EVERYONE: Quando Omni Flunkus Moritati.
RED GREEN: Sit down. {everyone sits back down} All right, uh, bow your heads for the Man's Prayer.
{All the men bow their heads.}
EVERYONE: I'm a man, but I can change, if I have to, I guess.
{Everyone raise their heads back up.}
RED GREEN: Okay, guys, I know you're all disappointed about the sausage carnival and so on, but, uh, Winston has a little bit of good news for us.
WINSTON ROTHSCHILD: Yeah, guys. Well, uh, as you know, our sausage didn't really impress the judges. But it scored a hit with Caribou Lodge. {holds up a "Caribou Lodge" sign} A direct hit!
{Everyone cheers and applauds.}


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On the bright side — no taping this week while Clayton adjusts to wearing his NAM. You know how he loves the tape!
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He wears the NAM day and night. Each night we remove the thing, clean it and re-glue it in. We're getting much better at the process every day (read: he hardly even screams anymore) and we've noticed that Clayton actually eats better with it in. His palate is still quite open in the back so he doesn't get much better suction but I think it helps just having more of a roof to his mouth.
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Tomorrow, we will go in to have a nasal stent attached to the NAM by a wire which will be a whole new adventure but I think the hardest part is behind us. (Maybe?) Wish us luck!


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Buddha's Belly Summer Read
Everyone is invited to join the members of Buddha's Belly, Arlington Street's Buddhist book group, in reading Sharon Salzberg's Real Love: The Art of Mindful Connection (release date: June 6th). Sharon is a beloved teacher and the co-founder of Insight Meditation Society in Barre, Massachusetts. Real Love is a creative tool kit of mindfulness exercises and meditation techniques to help deepen our capacity to love and be loved. From 6:00-7:00 on Tuesday evening, September 12th, we'll gather in the Hunnewell Chapel to discuss Real Love. All are welcome!
Intersectional Book Discussion
Monday, September 18th ~ 6:00 - 7:30 pm, Frothingham Library
Join Rev. Kim for the third in our series of occasional discussions about books with intersectional themes. For this gathering, we'll be reading Beyond Ramps: Disability at the End of the Social Contract by Marta Russell. All are welcome!
Parking Spaces in Alley - No Parking 24/7
The Finance Team has started to rent additional parking spaces to help generate additional income for the church. As a result, parking spaces will no longer be available for week night activities. Fortunately there are several low cost options nearby including 10 St. James, the Common Garage (ask about coupon books at their office) and along Arlington Street after 7pm.


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Individuals who have earned a degree in this field may want to visit interior design studios for inspiration. In Maryland, Baltimore's Federal Hill will soon be home to SoBo Design Loft, an interior decorating firm. Fanny Zigdonhas - owner of SoBo Design - recently moved her business from New York to the Old Line State.
Zigdonhas' studio will be the only furniture and art gallery, as well as design consultant firm located in this area. SoBo Design Loft will be the exclusive retailer of the Adriana Hoyos Collection of furnishings and Alex Turco artwork. Both designers create modern pieces with Latin influences.
"Federal Hill is the perfect place in Baltimore for the launch of my new interior design business," said Zigdon. "It has a great vibe - young enough to embrace something edgy, refined enough to appreciate timeless design."
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DSST Art of the Western World: Study Guide & Test Prep
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If you need to prepare for the DSST Art of the Western World exam, use this informative and mobile-friendly test prep course. Complete the course in a few weeks and earn up to 3 transferable college credits.
The course's engaging video lessons and interactive self-assessment quizzes allow you to quickly review the art of several time periods, including ancient Greek art, Gothic art, Rococo art, contemporary art and much more. The simplified and engaging instructional approach makes the studying process fun and effective.
Syllabus & Course Information
We've aligned this course with the information that appears on the DSST Art of the Western World exam. Work through these lessons and chapters at your own pace, and be sure to take the included self-assessment quizzes to retain your knowledge and practice answering the types of questions you'll be asked on the DSST test. Studying this course will help you:
- Explore Egyptian building designs, temple architecture, and the effect of Egyptian culture on Egyptian art, as well as the Rosetta Stone.
- Analyze near Eastern artwork and some of the most significant works. Examine the use of animals and the influence of religion on artwork in this region.
- Trace the evolution of art in Greece throughout various historical periods and explore outside influences on Greek art, including political considerations.
- Review the cultures and social views that influenced Rome, and then look at Rome's major architectural contributions.
- Point out the characteristics of artwork from early Christianity, inspect architectural similarities with other cultures, and establish how art of this time conveyed moralistic ideals.
- Differentiate between the three main periods of Byzantine art, and decipher the relationship between Eastern Orthodox liturgy and Byzantium architecture.
- Determine which periods influenced early medieval art, and identify the techniques, materials, and iconography utilized in art from this era.
- Compare religious sculptures, reliquaries, and manuscripts of the Romanesque era, and then analyze outside influences on Romanesque art.
- Look at different examples of Gothic architecture and styling, discuss influences, and compare this style to that of earlier periods.
- Identify some of the major themes of 15th-century Italian art, examine the most influential works, and distinguish how earlier cultures impacted art from this era.
- Go over the techniques, materials, and characteristics of 15th-century Northern European and Spanish art, and then discuss how politics, economics, and patrons influenced art from this era
- Distinguish elements of 16th-century Italian art, analyze major works, and investigate how social status, philosophy, and religion affected artists of this era.
- Inspect how socio-political movements and philosophical opinions influenced artists of 16th-century Northern Europe and Spain, and discuss each region's iconography.
- Go over the works of the most well-known Baroque artists, analyze major themes and styles, and compare this style to that of earlier periods.
- Describe the elements and characteristics of the Rococo style, discuss some of the major works, and evaluate the influences of Enlightenment on Rococo art.
- Look at what encouraged the Neoclassical artistic revival, point out differences between classical and neoclassical, and study how the politics of the era affected artists.
- Explore the major themes common to Romanticism, discover regional differences in artwork, and compare academic art to folk art.
- Describe the characteristics of Realism in both art and literature. Investigate how social, industrial, and technological changes affected the creation of art.
- Examine the works of well-known Impressionist artists, inspect the idea of 'art for art's sake' versus formalism, and discuss how urban living was portrayed in art.
- Compare Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art, evaluate the theme of symbolism, and point out similarities between this style and 20th-century Surrealism.
- Analyze the many styles of the early 20th century, distinguish the impact of World War I, and inspect how social and regional factors affected art.
- Discuss the effects of WWI and WWII on the artistic community, scrutinize different artistic movements, and check out the social perceptions of artists.
- Define the major contemporary art movements, review socially-driven artistic movements, and determine how technological changes continue to influence art.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Course Format
With 281 lessons broken into 23 chapters, this comprehensive art history course covers everything from ancient to modern art. You'll watch dynamic and expertly-taught video lessons that are typically less than 8 minutes in length. The course includes easy-to-use navigation features and video timelines to help you quickly locate and study important terms, artistic works, and artists. Check your understanding of the course material with our interactive lesson quizzes, chapter exams, and final assessment. Our instructors are available to answer your art history questions, and you can access the chapter at any time that fits your schedule.
DSST Art of the Western World Exam Information
By passing the DSST Art of the Western World exam, you can earn 3 transferable college credits, which may count toward general education requirements for humanities or lower-level art history credits.
- Number of Questions: 100 questions
- Question Type: Multiple choice
- Time Limit: 2 hours
- Number of Credits: 3 baccalaureate credits
- Exam Cost: DSST exam fees typically cost around $80
DSST Art of the Western World Exam Breakdown
|DSST Exam Concept
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|Art of the Ancient World
|15 questions
|58 lessons
|Art of the Middle Ages
|12 questions
|49 lessons
|Renaissance Art
|15 questions
|62 lessons
|Baroque Art
|10 questions
|13 lessons
|Rococo and Neoclassicism
|9 questions
|18 lessons
|Romanticism and Realism
|8 questions
|18 lessons
|Impressionism and Post-Impressionism
|8 questions
|21 lessons
|Early Twentieth-Century Art
|12 questions
|16 lessons
|Postwar to Postmodern Art
|6 questions
|10 lessons
|Contemporary Art
|5 questions
|16 lessons
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Earning college credit through DSST exams can save you time and money on your degree program. Instead of spending an entire semester in an undergraduate art history class, you can study this course in a few weeks, pass the test, and earn college credit. The DSST Art of the Western World exam is work 3 baccalaureate credits that can be transferred to over 1,900 colleges and universities.
Study Schedule for the DSST Art of the Western World Exam
This course contains around 37 hours of instruction. To help you better understand how long it may take to complete the course based on your studying schedule, take a look at the table below.
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