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By the way, I should add, and end with, something else re: my second to last comment, just for the sake to avoid any confusion or misunderstanding.
It's about regulations, precisely, or what it is about laws in general, in a society where justice and laws are proposed, explicited, written, voted on.
I am not against any regulations or laws, of course. But to give a little bit more of background on my rationale on when and how regulations and laws ARE indeed relevant or not, I believe in a general rule of thumb.
The first layer is all encompassing general principles (or "natural", "positive" so-called laws that can be understood by anybody, no matter the culture).
Maybe the first and foremost is the Golden Rule. Either the negative or positive phrasing: don't do to anybody what you wouldn't want to be done against you -OR- treat others as you'd like to be treated.
Just a personal preference: I believe the negative phrasing is easier to understand and apply, even with our human flaws.
Anyway. Only the hypocrite, in my view, will dare claim it's not easily accessible and we have to define it at lengths beyond that. Or give it a detailed interpretation.
Heck, even little kids can understand it as we raise them.
Then, you have a country's foundations: usually laid out after revolutions, at the birth of people gathering against a legacy and unjust power. A good representative for that is the Bill of Rights.
Then, you can build up with more elaborated state laws and regulations.
But here's the thing:
my very deep belief is it is fundamentally wrong and denotes an evil agenda to attempt make laws which supposedly should help make people live more easily, but that in fact LITERALLY INFRINGE on the first two fundamental layers.
Be wary of those who claim texts need their interpretations to be time-dependent.
It is A LIE. No. The founding texts are to be taken LITERALLY. In all times.
I don't even say it though I'm totally convinced. Ron Paul does, about the imaginary Constitution:
Pay attention to his point on Federal Courts who have a political (or "sociological") agenda, with or without good intents - it doesn't matter: they only fundamentally BETRAY what THEIR VERY function was in the first place - TO PRESERVE the meaning of those texts.
To be faithful to texts. It is not as difficult as some love to claim. The Devil is in the detail and complication. A two-line amendment doesn't need more to be understood than what it contains in those two lines. Nothing more than it has, nothing LESS.
Or else ask: why such simplicity and terseness? Where they lazy or in a hurry or ignorant?
No. It was purposely written SIMPLE.
TO LAST generations.
It is like after laying down the foundations of a house, and building upon it the main walls and the roof, well advanced in what should be only interior-only preferences ... you would put at stakes the very existence of the former two. They are foundations and walls that precisely allow you to still call it "the house".
Why would anyone do that, if it's not to build another *thing*, not a house -maybe a prison- without willing to confess it?
Bottom line:
if it is written once and accepted by many for generations, and built upon, that freedom of speech, move, property, and means of self-defense and representation, then you cannot put them at stake.
Then, either you betray your past words, your language, or your past commitment to both.
A spade is a spade. You can invent many other words/synonyms for it. But if you call something which isn't a spade "a spade", while pretending you are still genuinely referring to a spade (that you know ISN'T one)...
this is THE LIE.
And it forcibly has a purpose.
Principles are principles. Denying them in disguise with semantics of things that DEPEND on them is the same as betraying the word "spade".
Just like for machine guns today, the founders COULD HAVE made a provision to exclude some types of powerful canons or ways to using explosive powder. Or limiting accumulated amounts.
Truth is:
WHO seriously thinks it HASN'T occurred to them that they may have to make such provisions? Did they have ALREADY political unanimity around them from all? AND ONLY political friends?
I don't think so.
THEY STILL decided NOT to close the door to their people to defend themselves against anyone, by any means, "by bearing arms", including possibly against the future, short or middle term governments they knew would follow soon after.
Because THEY KNEW already the nature of government IS ONLY FORCE. They knew all too well.
They were humble and devoted enough, to a cause of Liberty GREATER than their own ambitions, TO SURRENDER to the power of such Freedom principles, if they would allow it to be written down, once and for all. For themselves as much as for others.
At the risk of shocking many, I think regulations can even be many in fact, but they should be about things which are as far as possible from the founding principles of Liberty and its Freedoms.
What's the big deal, then? The useless or annoying ones (regulations or laws) will die/be rejected as fast as they were born.
I wouldn't care much a state tries to regulate on, say, the color of housing roofs in historical sites with many monuments - say, because of the local touristic activity/business or whatnots. As soon as the number of people too p*ssed off overwhelms the proponents, the law or regulation will be just voted against (or rather, repealed/replaced) in turn.
Either way: THE PEOPLE had chosen PRO ... and then CON.
Many laws and regulations are business and markets-related. Usually for more fairness in exchanges. They can work for a while, or longer, or very short times. But you can always change them.
It is fine as long as THE STAKES on the fundamental principles and freedoms are non-existent.
But DO NOT touch these, precisely, again: freedom of move, speech, association, property, and self-defense. And justice, due jury process, with trial, etc.
Or what you put in your own body or your kids' and how. If I don't like what you do, I'll look elsewhere. Who would I be to tell you what is right or wrong for you, as long as I'm free, myself, to do otherwise?
Who would I be what is right or wrong for you to own or how to defend your property? Or your person?
That is Liberty. And the Bill of Rights.
Very simple and strong principles to protect all the people and especially minorities, including you or I, against the tyranny of the majority or ... a government who PRETENDS to be on the side of the latter (sometimes, even to protect just ONE PERSON who is eccentric or avant garde enough to do like no one else does.)
Any angel-looking smooth talker may convince you it is out of good intents to challenge these. But can't we know better?
History books exist. The Romans and the Bread and Circuses schemes in their politics aren't that old, and are well documented.
We all know how Rome ended, too.
The people's common sense HAS CHOSEN those simple and powerful lines in the Bill of Rights in the first place. Mind you. As THE FOUNDATIONS, precisely.
It WAS NOT done randomly. They knew about reading History before their times, too.
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Extensis products and the Shellshock BASH Bug
September 29th, 2014 by Jim Kidwell
Recently a bug in the BASH command-line interpreter was discovered that affects Unix-based machines, including Apple's OS X. This vulnerability, named Shellshock, can open up your computers to attack.
Extensis products are not affected by this bug.
Apple is recommending that you patch all affected systems.
Download updates from Apple at the following locations.
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Winners of the Food Cart Font-Off
September 24th, 2014 by Amanda Paull
We challenged you to show us your city's best food truck typography and graphics with the Food Cart Font-Off contest. With entries representing great examples of brand identity across North America—from Canada to Detroit to Massachusetts and even Hawaii—you delivered.
Drum roll please…here's the winners of the foodie prize packs!
Food Cart Font-Off Winner #1: Most Votes
Winner: Eric Webber
Food Truck: Smokey Denmark Smoked Meats, Austin TX
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September 15th, 2014 by Amanda Paull
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September 9th, 2014 by Amanda Paull
If you are from Portland or have ever visited the Rose City, chances are you've strolled through a pod of food carts. These tiny shacks serve up some of our city's most mouthwatering, handheld meals. But what's also lovable about this culinary phenomenon is the personality that goes into each one. The best food carts in Portland not only have amazing menus, they also have charming signage and presentational aesthetics that draw patrons in. One sunny afternoon, a group of hungry typography enthusiasts at Extensis set out to survey cart pods across P-town. Traveling from east to west, we evaluated the look, feel, and food of more than 130 carts.
The Portland cuisine scene is known for combining an emphasis on fresh, organic and local cuisine with a plethora of ethnic influence. So how does this reflect in their signage and typography? Read on to see the top type and graphics in the PDX Food Cart Font-Off.
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Cisco has announced their plans to transition the CCIE Service Provider certification blueprint from Version 3.0 to Version 4.0 starting May 22nd, 2015. The official announcement for the Written and Lab Exam Content Updates can be found here.
There are four key points to this announcement, which are:
- Lab Exam format changes
- Hardware & software version changes
- New technical topics added
- Old technical topics removed
CCIE SPv4 Lab Exam Format Changes
The Lab Exam format of SPv4 has been updated to follow the same format as the new CCIE Routing & Switching Version 5.0. This means the exam now consists of three sections: Troubleshooting, Diagnostic, and Configuration.
CCIE SPv4 Hardware & Software Version Changes
Following along with the current CCIE RSv5, CCIE SPv4 now uses all virtual hardware as well. Specifically the new hardware and software variants are as follows:
- ASR 9000 running Cisco IOS XR 5.2
- ASR 1000 running Cisco IOS XE 3.13S.15.4(3)S
- Cisco 7600 running Cisco IOS 15.5(3)S
- Cisco ME 3600 running Cisco IOS 15.5(3)S
Both the IOS XR and IOS XE variants are already available as virtual machines that you can download from cisco.com and deploy yourself on VMWare ESXi 5.5 and other similar hypervisors. The current IOS XRv release is 5.2.0, and CSR1000v (IOS XE) is 3.13S/15.4(3)S. As for the 7600 and ME 3600 images, I would assume these will run as L2 IOU/IOL images, however I haven't personally seen either of these complies yet. The key functionality of them will be based around L2VPN for Ethernet, such as EVC and VPLS, which is not covered in depth in the current SPv3 blueprint.
CCIE SPv4 New Technical Topics Added
With the new IOS XR, IOS XE, and Catalyst IOS code versions used, the following is some of the key new features that have been added to the SPv4 Blueprint:
- Ethernet VPN (EVPN)
- Provider Backbone Bridging EVPN (PBB-EVPN)
- Multicast Label Distribution Protocol (mLDP)
- Unified MPLS (Seamless MPLS)
- Locator/ID Separation Protocol (LISP)
- mGRE VPN
- IPv6 NAT44/NAT64/6RD
- MPLS OAM & Ethernet OAM
CCIE SPv4 Old Technical Topics Removed
Frame Relay and ATM, the old holdouts for years, have finally been removed from the CCIE Service Provider Blueprint. This was expected, as most L2VPN services now focus on Ethernet last mile (EVC, VPLS, L3VPN over Ethernet) vs. legacy Frame Relay and ATM.
More information about our plans for content updates will be available as we get closer to the official release date of the new blueprint. In the meantime for those of you that want to get in before the Blueprint change I would recommend to book a lab date as soon as possible, and start reviewing our CCIE Service Provider v3 Advanced Technologies Class and CCIE Service Provider v3 Workbook.
Rack Rentals for INE's CCIE RSv5 Workbook's Troubleshooting Labs and Full Scale Labs are now available via the Members Site. To access them login to http://members.ine.com, click "Rack Rentals" on the dashboard on the left, and then click "Schedule" under "CCIE Routing & Switching v5 Full Scale."
This topology uses 20 routers and 4 switches and is for both Troubleshooting and Full Scale Labs. The topology above it, "CCIE Routing & Switching v5″, uses 10 routers and 4 switches, and supports all the Advanced Technology Labs and Foundation Labs.
The loading and saving of initial configs is supported through the Rack Control Panel, which can greatly save you time in your studies, especially with very large topologies such as those used in the Troubleshooting and Full Scale Labs.
Additionally, Full Scale Lab 2 and Troubleshooting Lab 2 have been posted to the CCIE RSv5 Workbook. More Foundation, Troubleshooting, and Full Scale Labs are currently in development and will be posted soon. For discussion on these new labs please visit the CCIE RSv5 Workbook section of IEOC, our online community.
Troubleshooting Lab 1 has been added to the CCIE Routing & Switching v5 Workbook. This is in addition to Full Scale Lab 1 which was posted yesterday. More Foundation, Troubleshooting, and Full Scale Labs will be added soon to the workbook. More information about additional content and its release schedule will be available shortly.
This lab uses a 20 router topology which will be available through our rack rental system shortly. In the meantime if you have your own lab built on CSR1000v, IOU/IOL, etc. the initial configs are available to download on the lab 1 tasks page. For technical discussion of this lab, please visit the Troubleshooting Labs section of our Online Community here.
Full Scale Lab 1 has been added to the CCIE Routing & Switching v5 Workbook. More Foundation, Troubleshooting, and Full Scale Labs will be coming soon, including additional updates before the end of the weekend. I will post more information about additional content and its release schedule shortly.
This lab uses a 20 router topology which will be available through our rack rental system shortly. In the meantime if you have your own lab built on CSR1000v, IOU/IOL, etc. the initial configs are available to download on the lab 1 tasks page. For technical discussion of this lab, please visit the Full Scale Labs section of our Online Community here.
Tags: ccie, product updates, rsv5, rsv5 workbook
Having passed the CCIE Voice 10 years ago, and having taught on the technologies surrounding both Voice and Collaboration ever since, one might think that the exam would be easy to pass. I can assure you that no matter how much you know, no CCIE exam is easy to pass. Cisco doesn't allow them to be. Every CCIE track requires hard work and preparation, even if it may, at first glance, seem somewhat of a repeat of things you already know. You may ask since I had the CCIE Voice already, why I didn't simply take the Collaboration Written exam and convert my cert to a CCIE Collaboration? The answer I think is pretty straightforward – it's the challenge!! Seeing if you still have it 10 years later. Seeing if what you've been teaching your students for 10 years is still up to par and still relevant. To take you back to when I passed CCIE Voice ten years ago, the track was literally brand new that year, and Cisco was testing on CallManager version 3.3, SIP wasn't anywhere to be found, and creating a hunt group meant tweaking Attendant Console to make it do things it shouldn't ever be expected to do (like work). I'm quite happy to find that I may still have 'it' and that my content is right on par and not only relevant on all accounts, but as always goes well above and beyond the minimum of what you need to know to pass the exam, and takes you into the deep inner-workings of the technologies and answers the all of the "why" questions. Bear in mind that we never create content with the singular goal of simply getting you "past" the lab exam (the people that can only barely pass the lab can't make it past a technical interview in the real world), but rather our focus is making you a true expert whereby, as a byproduct, you do pass the lab exam and quite handily at that. Over the past 10 years I've had the pleasure of helping over 1,500 people do just this, and it's been so enriching in my life to see their professional and personal lives bettered for it. So what took me so long to getting around to sitting for this new exam? Simply put – my schedule. As some of you may know, I've been teaching a lot of 2-week CCIE Data Center courses and 2-week CCIE Collaboration courses, as well as working on building all of the Collaboration racks and self-paced learning content, and quite frankly just hadn't found time in my schedule to get around to preparing to sit for and take the actual new lab exam until just a few weeks ago. So onto more of what you need to know and what it takes to be ready.
It's quite possible that I may be one of the only people besides Frog that possesses 3 or more CCIE's, where one of them is not Routing and Switching.
Tags: ccie, ccie collaboration, Collaboration, Dynamic Call Routing, jabber, sip, URI, VCS, Video, webex
Update 1: CCIE Collaboration Racks are now available for rent. Sign in to your members account and click on Rack Rentals in the left navigation. Please note that these racks are currently in general beta release, meaning they are available to everyone, but if you happen to find a bug or an issue with the scheduler, rack control page, or rack equipment, please start a support case and kindly let us know about it so that we may remediate it quickly. We've had a number of closed beta testers and their tests have all gone very well. We should be out of general beta release within a few weeks. Full instructions on how to use our racks can be found in our new Collaboration Rack Rental Guide, and I will be releasing a few follow-up videos later today with links inside the guide, to further demo things and walk you through how to use these racks, including the use our new rack control panel.
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The CCIE Routing & Switching Advanced Technologies Class v5 resumes Wednesday, July 23rd at 8:00 AM PDT (15:00 UTC) at live.ine.com, where we will be discussing MPLS Layer 3 VPN. In the meantime, you will find the streaming and download playlists have been updated and now includes over 63 hours of content.
We have some other great news as well. The CCIE R&S v5 Rack Control panel has been released with the built-in telnet, loading and saving configs and one click device configurations and reset requests. Also, new content will be posted this week to the workbook, including all new troubleshooting labs.
INE is reducing the cost of our live, instructor-led bootcamps by $1,000 each. Our new pricing model will still include access to our workbooks and ATC video courses with the purchase , but will separate out the Lab Exam Voucher and access to our All Access Pass as optional add-ons to provide you with a more flexible options for both your learning style and your budget. If you would like the existing complete, bundled solution, you have until Aug 1 to make a bootcamp purchase.
See this advert for more details.
Look forward to seeing you in a bootcamp soon!
Tomorrow's CCIE Routing & Switching Advanced Technologies Class v5 is postponed, as baby 3.0's shipping date has arrived Class will tentatively return the week of July 21st, however I will post more information and updates about workbook changes before that.
In the meantime the current CCIE RSv5 ATC streaming playlist can be found here, and the download playlist can be found here. Some videos are still in post processing and will be posted within the next few days.
Although we're only in week 47 of the class (or so it seems), we've put a huge dent in the overall topic scope so far. You can see our current progress in the overall CCIE RSv5 Expanded Blueprint here. Some of topics that haven't been covered in the v5 ATC officially yet can be found in the CCIE RSv4 ATC and the RSv4 to RSv5 Transition Technologies addendum at the end of that playlist.
Tags: atc, rsv5. baby 3.0
Tomorrow (2014-07-09) at 08:00 PDT (15:00 UTC) I will be starting our next major section of the CCIE Routing & Switching Version 5 Advanced Technologies Class – MPLS. This class is free to attend for all at http://live.ine.com – simply sign up for a free INE members account here or sign up for a free trial of our All Access Pass - which includes streaming video access to our entire video library – including all of the new CCIE RSv5 ATC videos up to this point.
For me personally when I was first learning MPLS, the biggest hurdle I found was sorting through all the buzzwords and acronyms. For the life of me no matter how many books I read, I couldn't figure out why MPLS would even be needed in the first place. Tomorrow's class will cut to the chase, as essentially MPLS 101 for CCIE Candidates.
Specifically I will be first starting with the main MPLS use case, tunneling BGP over the core. Through live examples on the Cisco IOS CLI I will show why MPLS is the preferred transport method for Service Providers that offer both public and private IPv4 & IPv6 transit services, and then expand into further use cases such as Layer 3 VPN and Layer 2 VPN services, and talk about where MPLS is even applicable in the Enterprise. As always, questions are welcomed and encouraged during the class – the more you put into class ultimately the more you get out of it.
I hope to see you live during class tomorrow at http://live.ine.com!


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In my experience, they're more or less similar depending on your body type and how you like them to fit. A life of tennis has left me with fairly big legs for my size and so I size up on my rivets for the extra room in the seat and thighs. Usually, I only have to take in the waist about a quarter to a half an inch for my ideal fit. Also, the lighter weight rivets seem to be cut a bit smaller than the heavier ones. My duck canvas and heavyweight twills definitely had more room in the thigh than the mint green distressed chinos.post #17979 of 365331/23/13 at 11:18am
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You may be a different size. The rivets hit lower on my waist, closer to the widest point of my hips, so I actually am one size bigger in rivets.post #17980 of 365331/23/13 at 11:23amQuote:Originally Posted by Epaulet
Here's a quick cross-post from the Pitti Uomo thread....
What I didn't mention is that we ordered those two Reiter shoes in what is very FREAKING close to Horween Ravello shell. Well, it should be, at least according to the swatch we ordered off of .
They are going to be stunning! We'll be the first account to stock Reiter shell shoes in the USA in basically forever. They should arrive around April.
Hey guys,
Just to add to the deluge of shoe pics, here's some detail shots of my two favorite styles from Ludwig Reiter. They do a fantastic Alt Wien (fitting for an actual old Vienna shoemaker) and a solid single monk.
Hey Mike, other than shell v calfskin, what are the differences between the Reiter and the Carmina versions of the Alt Wien?post #17981 of 365331/23/13 at 1:02pm
I was leafing through the most recent GQ, and saw a pic of some Gant trousers with a really bold, but wearable pattern. Mike - I would absolutely love a light grey Rudy with a bold glen plaid like this one! I figure if anyone could make something like this, it would be you guys. I'm not too excited about the $350 price tag that was listed on these, and I'm sure an Epaulet pair will be better quality anyway. Any possibility for something like this in the future? Maybe Factory Finds?post #17982 of 365331/23/13 at 1:24pm
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I was leafing through the most recent GQ, and saw a pic of some Gant trousers with a really bold, but wearable pattern. Mike - I would absolutely love a light grey Rudy with a bold glen plaid like this one! I figure if anyone could make something like this, it would be you guys. I'm not too excited about the $350 price tag that was listed on these, and I'm sure an Epaulet pair will be better quality anyway. Any possibility for something like this in the future? Maybe Factory Finds?
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Percent of daily calories from fat: 20%
Saturated fat: 12 g
Percent of daily calories from saturated fat: 7%
Carbohydrate: 213 g
Percent of daily calories from carbohydrates: 27%
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — After weeks of personal tumult the world could see, Manti Te'o set about getting weight off his shoulders by putting weight on his shoulders. On a Friday in Hawaii, he set up tents for his grandmother's funeral service. He rose around 7 a.m. the next morning to help with decorations.
By the end of the service, Te'o was enveloped by a vast family and the cascade of laughter and stories that celebrate a life. That night, he and Robby Toma, his friend and teammate, cracked jokes as they people-watched at the airport. Te'o hadn't yet returned to Notre Dame, but he was back.
"If he's talking and smiling," Toma said, "you know he's all right."
In one all-consuming three-week span, the Notre Dame linebacker's grandmother and girlfriend passed away, after which he fueled two more Irish victories while barreling into Heisman Trophy discussion and earning a Sports Illustrated cover. Te'o's life has been so teeming that, as of Wednesday afternoon, he hadn't actually held the magazine.
This was fine. His regenerative trip home helped him do some page-turning.
"I've never felt so strong," Te'o said. "Something my girlfriend always stressed to me was being humble and if anything, this experience has truly humbled me."
To endure, the deeply devout and loyal Te'o relied on all available support: family, teammates, religion. That he never left the Irish until the off week might be a sacrifice that resonates through a suddenly promise-filled season.
"He showed he was here for us," cornerback Bennett Jackson said. "We showed we were here for him."
At moments, it was agonizing. The funeral for his girlfriend, Lennay Kekua, who died of leukemia, took place in California the day of the Michigan game. Te'o knew when they would close the casket, and during the Irish's walk-through, he asked defensive coordinator Bob Diaco for the time.
It was 12:01 p.m. Eastern, 9:01 a.m. Pacific. One minute after Kekua's coffin closed.
"She said, 'Babe, if anything happens to me, promise that you'll still stay over there and that you'll play and that you'll honor me through the way you play,' " Te'o said.
"All she wanted was some white roses. That's all she asked for. So I sent her roses, and sent her two picks along with that."
Indeed, Te'o's two-interception night against the Wolverines stoked more agreeable commotion: Heisman Trophy chatter.
It is, in Te'o's word, "surreal." When he played video games, he would convert himself into a running back, to win the Heisman that way.
"To be actually a candidate for that, in real life, is a real surprise for me," Te'o said. "You just have to keep winning. If I keep winning and I don't win the Heisman, I'll be so happy. If my play during those winning games helps me win the Heisman, so be it. But I just want to win."
Refreshed, if not entirely unburdened, Te'o returned this week to that mission.
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The steps leading up to The Golden Apple Dinner Theatre's control booth are treacherous. As anyone who has ever braved the Apple's dungeon-like balcony-level booth knows, the only way to ascend the narrow stairwell is by ducking your head and taking baby steps to the top.
"I could make it up these steps blindfolded," says Joey Cantalupo, the theater's 21-year-old assistant technical director.
The Golden Apple's control booth is as black as a cave and as hot as an attic.
"I was tech-ing a show once at the Players Theatre," says Cantalupo, "and they asked me to fill in for an actor who didn't show up. It was awful. They needed someone last minute, and I fit into the guy's costume. I hated it. I'd much rather be behind the scenes. The thrill actors get from being on stage I get it from being back stage. It's an adrenaline rush."
For eight years, Cantalupo has worked as a stage technician for theater companies and performing-arts venues all over Sarasota. He started volunteering for The Players when he was just 13, building props, designing sets, operating light boards and running fly rails.
A Booker High School graduate, Cantalupo is a sarcastic Queens, N.Y., native with an unmistakable moustache and a penchant for dating actresses. Of all his technician responsibilities, he says his least favorite is operating the follow spot — especially at Golden Apple, where the lights are so blistering hot he and Stage Manager Alyssa Goudy, 27, have to wear gloves to operate them.
"It's because they aren't actual spot lights," says Cantalupo, pointing to the giant cannon-shaped light shoved under his workbench that, up until last year, was what technicians used to follow actors. "These new lights are actually stage lights. They're supposed to be fixed on the ceiling, which is why they're so hot."
This August, Cantalupo graduates from a police-training program in Hillsborough County, after which he says he'd like to give his actress girlfriend, frequent Golden Apple performer Samantha Barrett, a few years to pursue her career before the two settle down.
The theater is in its eighth and final week of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," and Cantalupo couldn't be more relieved.
He flips on his light and stands by for Goudy's command.
The actors take their places. The theater goes black. Cantalupo sites his spotlight in the dark and on command lights up Heather Kopp, the show's narrator.
"You just wait," he says as he cheats the light to the right. "I got on two gloves 'cuz I burnt through the first pair."
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• Golden Apple's follow-spot operators can hear almost everything that's being discussed backstage through the headphones they wear in the control booth.
• Gels, or thin pieces of plastic placed into the front of a spotlight, are used to change the beam's color.
• Source Four spotlights, such as the ones used at the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre, can cost anywhere from $200 to $600 per light.
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• High-end Broadway musicals might use up to six follow spots in one production.
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This cruise season, which started in May has seen 46 cruise liners calling at Invergordon, bringing a total of 48,787 passengers to the area. This compares to the 48,098 passengers last year and 52 cruise liners visiting the Port.
And with an expected 48 cruise liners visiting Invergordon in 2010, early indications for next year suggest a 20% increase in passenger numbers and gross tonnage.
On Friday (25th September), the 20,080 tonne Marco Polo, carrying 600 passengers, visited the port for one day as part of her 10 day cruise, to mark the end of a record season for passengers visiting Invergordon.
Highlights of the year included a maiden call from the 113,651 gross tonne Crown Princess, which on one of her calls brought 3,231 tourists, the largest number of passengers from a single cruise liner to visit Invergordon. The vessel visited another three times during the season.
Captain Iain Dunderdale, cruise development manager for Cruise Highlands Ltd., cruise liner marketing arm of Cromarty Firth Port Authority (CFPA), said: "While the number of vessels calling at Invergordon was slightly less than last year, the growth in size of cruise liners means they are bringing ever more passengers to the area and that trend is set to continue into 2010.
"In these difficult times, it is fantastic to see a significant boost to the local economy, highlighting the importance of the large cruise business. Current indications suggest that the increase in passenger numbers next year will further benefit the Highland economy from Caithness to Speyside and Wester Ross to Morayshire."
Cruising remains the fastest growing sector of the leisure/holiday market, and in recent years Scotland has attracted a 46% share of the UK Port of Call cruise traffic. The Port of Invergordon is a leading member of Cruise Scotland, which was formed earlier this year.
Holland America Line announced today that effective Dec. 1 Orlando Ashford will join the company as president to lead the award-winning cruise line's brand and business,
Carnival Corporation & plc released a report today detailing its sustainability efforts, including initiatives which enabled the company to meet its corporate goal
Meyer Turku Oy celebrated the start of production of cruise ship Mein Schiff 5 on November 18, 2014, as the cutting machine was started by Mike Schwanke, Marketing


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