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Cheetah Hunting Permit Issuance Halted In Namibia For The Remainder Of 2009 This may not be of as much interest to Americans as Cheetah trophies cannot be imported back into the United States, however this may affect many hunters from other countries that do allow Cheetah trophies to be imported under CITES. Without previous notice, the Namibian Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) has stopped issuing Cheetah hunting permits for the rest of the 2009 hunting season in Namibia. Attached is the actual letter that was sent on April 23, 2009 to Namibia Professional Hunting Association (NAPHA) effective April 24, 2009.
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Director of Art History Abroad. He has taught in Italy for over 27 years, published books on Canaletto, Miro and an artistic guide to Florence. In addition Nick has written numerous book reviews and presented an arts programme for the Discovery Channel. He is an active director whose love of Italy is infectious and he is driven to continually add to the cultural experience of the courses. In May he was voted the No.1 Guide in the Daily Telegraph Review.
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Dan went on the AHA Spring Gap year course in 1998, he taught on his first AHA course in 2001, and has worked with AHA ever since. Formerly Head of History of Art at Wycombe Abbey, Dan is now Deputy Head of Sixth form at Cheltenham College where he teaches History and History of Art and coaches rowing. He has run trips for school groups, gap year students, parents and adults and is an accredited NADFAS lecturer. In 2008 he was awarded by the Daily Telegraph and Wanderlust Magazine World guide of the year. He lives in Cheltenham with his wife and two sons Hector and Tobias. Rome is his favourite city, Velazquez and Degas are his favourite non-Italian painters. His last meal on earth would be accompanied by a glass of Barolo and he was one of the Choreographers of the 'Sculpture dance', which if you're lucky he'll teach you. Follow him on @arthistorytutor.
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Studied at Cardiff and Birmingham where he received an MA in Fine Art. In 1999 he was appointed the Arts Council of England Helen Chadwick Fellow which enabled him to work on his sculpture in Rome and Oxford. He exhibits both in Britain and abroad while also teaching at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford, Tate Britain, Hayward Gallery and Whitechapel Art Gallery. Stephen now lives and works between Basilicata and London. His most recent exhibitions have been a solo show at the Contemporary Art Society London and 'What Marcel Duchamp taught me' at the Fine Arts Society, London. Visit Steve's website at www.stephenelson.com
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Benj read History of Art at Cambridge, specialising in Venetian architecture and the paintings of Titian. Having worked full-time as a curator and general factotum at a commercial London gallery and now teaches History of Art at Westminster. Benj thoroughly enjoys painting, singing and cooking, which is probably why he tries to spend all his time in Italy.
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Helen studied history of art at Manchester University and at the Courtauld Institute where she was awarded her Masters in the architectural history of Rome. She first fell in love with Italy in 2002 during her GAP year when she joined AHA's 6 week course. Since then, everything Helen has done has been to ensure that her life is spent teaching History of Art - and especially promoting the glories of Botticelli. Since 2008 she has been teaching History of Art at St Mary's School Ascot and has slowly accepted that there are some non-Italian artists worthy of study. She teaches on trips to Italy and France for students and adults. Bernini and Caravaggio give her goose bumps and she loves anything built from travertine.
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Lavinia is three-quarters Italian. She passed her childhood in Rome and Orvieto where she developed a lifelong passion for home made gnocchetti and Signorelli's frescoes in the Cappella Nuova. In 2008, she graduated from Oxford University with a first in History of Art and in 2010 gained an MA from the Courtauld focusing on Titian and Venetian Painting. As an intern at the V&A, she helped set up an online display of the V&A's 20th century Fashion Illustrations. She has worked for a London gallery specialising in 20th century Italian art and contributed research for an exhibition catalogue of Morandi's paintings. She spent a year as an assistant and researcher for art and history documentaries including a BBC2 series on Ancient Rome. Lavinia loves hunting down lesser known works by Titian and currently spends as much time in Italy as possible.
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Rosa, an ex AHA student herself, read History of Art & Italian at University College London (UCL). She finished her Masters in Art History at Oxford in 2013, and she wrote her dissertation on Miraculous Madonnas in Renaissance Tuscany. Rosa has lived in Pisa, Venice and Florence and spends as much time in Italy as possible where she loves stumbling upon artworks embedded in the city's streets it's all about getting up close and personal with the objects (NO TOUCHING)! She has worked at various museums, such as the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, the Ashmolean and the Wallace Collection. Since leaving university Rosa has interned at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, and you can currently find her in the Italian Renaissance Sculpture department at the Victoria & Albert Museum. When Rosa isn't focusing all her energy on how to steal a Desiderio da Settignano relief, she enjoys biking, baking and making the most of Aperitivo.

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revenue {substantivo}
revenue {subst.} (também: interest, income, profit, yield)
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Almost none of it, therefore, produces any revenue for artists or music producers.
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Nevertheless, they recommend: − recognition that the ratio of debt service to budget revenue is the most important in analysing debt sustainability.
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Estimates of revenue and expenditure for the year 2011 - Section I - Parliament (
It also calls for a debate on the use of revenue which could come from a FTT.
The expected revenue varies, obviously, on the basis of these two coefficients.
Mr President, I should like to focus on the subject of the European Union's revenue.
Neither do they fight fraud satisfactorily when they collect their revenue.
The draft budget shall contain an estimate of revenue and an estimate of expenditure.
One is the management of customs, and the other the management of tax revenue.
The system of reallocation of revenue will need to be carefully worked out.
They tell me that they are losing revenue through their intra-regional customs union.
Secondly, for demanding accountability on the revenues generated by the Eurovignette.
There's an 80-billion-dollar-a-year ecotourism revenue stream into Africa.
Parliament has had the consolidated revenue and expenditure accounts since 1 May.
I shall not speak of the appalling corruption and the misappropriation of oil revenue.
These taxes are an important source of tax revenue for many Member States.
I shall not speak of the appalling corruption and the misappropriation of oil revenue.
Parliament's estimates of revenue and expenditure for the financial year 2010 (debate)
In other words, the charges must not be abused as an additional source of tax revenue.
So they must be the first port of call when it comes to raising revenue as I see it.
The value of the revenue from this for the industry is roughly EUR 800 million.
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This is why anyone who uses WIC needs to check the list that is included with their vouchers. Probably the store was recycling shelves, and didn't bother to remove the sticker.
Quoting CoastieWifey83:Im just wondering bc I saw this today. I never knew you could get ice cream with it. Not that it matters bc I'm not on wic but thats pretty cool if its true. (I say that bc Im assuming if the parents are on wic, they may not get treats and every now and then ice cream would be fun for the kids)I guess since its dairy it counts? ETA I was talking about the red wic sticker on the shelf :)
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One of my horses is a 14 hand welsh cob who I use for Riding for the Disabled. She is 18 years old and suffers from chronic mud fever. She was diagnosed with this condition some time ago and I have tried all sorts of things to cure it but only seem to be able to keep it at bay at best. She has feathering on her legs which I clip every couple of months to allow the air to the scabs. I put liquid parafin on her scabs every couple of days and pick them off as soon as possible. I manage to keep round her heels fairly ok then the problem moves up the legs. she has even been known to have scabs on her tummy! She does not have mites as this was one of the things that the vet tested for and he assures me it is mud fever even though it persisted during the long dry times that we had during the summer. She is a very itchy pony and loves being scratched and rubs herself on any tree to hand. Does any body have any ideas as to what I can try next. I would prefer to go the herbal natural way ifpossible. Regards Vicki
Hi Vicki My piebald cob mare suffers from mud fever quite badly and the only thing that has really worked is some steroidal ointment called Dermobium from the vet. It is quite expensive but works wonders. I know you would prefer a more natural remedy but thought I'd let you know anyway. Good luck - if you find a miracle cure please let me know! Clairev
My coloured cob mare also suffers from this problem - particularly on one hind leg just above her fetlock. On a daily basis I've been applying either Hilton Herbs Soothe and Smooth of Spray and Smooth directly to the affected part and topping it up with Equimins Udder Cream. This seems to minimise the crusty build up and keep the surrounding skin supple and free of cracking. Although the problem never totally clears up this has proved to be the best way of keeping it under control. My vet is happy that the condition is under control and is content with the approach I'm taking. Given my mare has a lot of feather on her legs, I've found it best to keep her legs clipped out all year round. I wash her legs off with Hibiscrub and dry them with thermal leg wraps once or twice a week before reapplying the other preparations. [This message has been edited by Maria (edited 28 September 1999).]
Hi, I was just curious, what is mud fever? I've never heard of it before. Is it something horses pick up from the mud....sometimes to get to our riding ring, we have to cross a muddy path (after a rainstorm) to get to it. Hopefully, it's not something we should worry about here!
If I remember rightly, mudfever and the similar rainscald are caused by bacterial infections and are a common problem where horses spend a lot of time in wet, muddy conditions. Both conditions are therefore more common during winter and most cases clear up in the summer. But not always... I found that both rainscald and mudfever could be relieved by first washing the affected area with a tea-tree oil based shampoo (BodyShop's own, actually) to loosen the scabs, drying the area, then applying tea-tree oil in a carrier oil (I think I used grape seed oil). Mudfever's hard to shift though and I haven't used this remedy on a really bad case - but it worked brilliantly on three moderate cases, with no recurrence of the problem.
Myrmex, thanks for the info. Hopefully, none of the horses where I ride will have to worry then. Here's hoping all the others with it will heal up nicely.
4 oz emulsifying ointment, 2 oz liquid paraffin, heat till just liquid, mix in 12 drops teatree oil and 12 oz lavender oil, cool and apply daily removing scabs as they lift. You should see results in 3 - 5 days. Good luck.
Being a full-time equine designer I desinged ages ago a mud-fever boot, suitable for wearing in the fields and stables to prevent the bacteria that cause mud fever. The material breathes with pores to prevent moisture heating up the foot and aloows air circulation. For some reason I didn't manage to send the design off to any manufacturer and it is still in my design folders. Anyone interested in having the mud fever boot on the market. Can you suggest pros and cons about the idea? Thanks Jody P.s The horse book is coming along well. Any more stories can be squeezed in! Reply for details.
Hi There!!!! The horse I purchased has 4 white stockings and is prone to getting mud fever. His last owner said that the only thing to prevent it was to apply MSM cream directly onto the heels, and make sure the legs are dry and mud free each night. It has been very very wet and muddy here the last few weeks, and there is nothing wrong so far! I have to mention though that a lady who keeps her horse with mine strongly believes that it is actually caused by the mud itself, as her horse suffered really badly but did not get it at all last winter as she moved it to where mine now is - obviously, if it persists all year round, then this may not be the case, unless there are different types of mud fever, and therefore different causes!!!
Thank you very much everybody. Dermobium green certainly worked for a while but as you say it is v expensive and you only get a little for your money. I am also very wary of using it the whole time as I believe it has anti-biotic properties and I would rather use when the situation is really dire. I am certainly going to try the tea tree and lavender oils if nothing else she will smell very sweet, which will please her boyfriend, Giggles (name comes from his sire - Old Jocus) - my other horse. Thanks again Vicki
At last, my internet connection is working!! I've been able to access the board but not leave any messages. My horse also suffers very badly from mud fever almost all year round. Apparently sunburn irritation causes the break down of the skin in the same way as the wet conditions of winter. The bacteria are then able to enter as they do in winter. Did your vet do a scab analysis? My horse managed to get a mange type infection to go with his mud fever which required seperate treatment. All of the methods mentioned are worth a try. Homeopatic remedies include calendula cream on the areas affected after scabs have been removed as this accelerates healing. The use of Thjula (I think thats how you spell it!) tablets was also recommended to me, although you need 100c per day, and I caould only find 30c strength tablets. Many people swear by the old lard and flowers of sulphur method. Flowers of sulpher is a yellow powder available from pharmacies for approx 80 pence per packet(although it is becoming hard to get as apparently children have been making bombs from it!!!) You take the powder and mix it with normal lard and spread it thickly on the affected areas, rubbing well in. You then leave it for as long as possible - a week or so - before washing off and reapplying. You may need to do this for several weeks but it usually works on most horses. As a last resort you obviously have to keep the horse stabled until it has cleared up. Also my vet refused to give me dermobion green as he used this and oral antibiotics as a last resort. He gave me this stuff called leo red which is also used for mastitis in cattle. That was quite effetcive. Good luck. It's really frustrating when you dutifully cover their legs in udder cream or petrolleum jelly or MSM or whatever on a freezing cold morning and end up with cold slimy hands every day, only to see no results whatsoever. Keep trying - you are not alone!!


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Payment of Fees
All tuition and fees must be paid or arranged to pay by 11:59 pm on the following dates:
Payment methods include:
*If mailing a personal check, please make it out to "Ivy Tech Community College" and include the student's name and student ID number in the Memo line.
**A service fee applies for each transaction.
Payment Plans
If your federal student aid or loans do not cover the cost of your tuition and/or you just need assistance paying for college, one option is our tuition payment plan offered through Nelnet Business Solutions. The tuition payment plan provides a low cost option for budgeting tuition and fees. It is not a loan program, therefore, you have no debt, there are no interest or finance charges assessed, and there is no credit check. The only cost is a $25.00 per semester non-refundable enrollment fee. You can choose to make your monthly payments directly from your bank account or by credit card. MasterCard, American Express, Visa, and Discover are accepted.
Select your local campus below for additional information and resources.
Subject to change and/or revision without notification.
Regular Hours
8:00am until 6:00pm Monday through Thursday and
8:00am until 5:00pm on Friday.
The Business Office is closed on Saturday.
(812) 330-6075
Sheri Cox
Fax 812.330.6150
3rd Party Billing:
You may mail your third party billing information to the campus, ATTN: Sponsored Accounts, fax the information to 812-330-6150, email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or bring it in to the Business Office. Please keep your original because we may request that if it is a requirement of the sponsor for billing purposes.
North Meridian Center Campus
50 West Fall Creek Parkway North Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46208
(317)921-4800 (option 3 for Bursar)
Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am-Noon
Lawrence Campus
9301 E. 59th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46216
Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am-6:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am-5:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am-Noon
Ivy Martin
Fax: 812-372-0311
Karen Gross
Fax: 812-372-0311
3rd Party Billing:
Please fax your authorization paperwork to 812-372-0311, Attn: Bursar's Office.
Marcita M. Bell-Johnson
765-289-2291, ext.1367
Fax: 765-284-8264
Tammy J. Robbins
765-289-2291, ext.1366
Fax: 765-284-8264
Marcita M. Bell-Johnson
765-289-2291, ext.1367
Fax: 765-284-8264
Tammy J. Robbins
765-289-2291, ext.1366
Fax: 765-284-8264
Marcita M. Bell-Johnson
765-289-2291, ext.1367
Fax: 765-284-8264
Tammy J. Robbins
765-289-2291, ext.1366
Fax: 765-284-8264
3rd Party Billing:
A letter of intent on company letterhead stating who they are paying for, how much they are paying and for what terms they are paying needs to be sent to the Bursars Office. The letter of intent also needs to include all billing details for the company to be invoiced.
Tashawnda Brown
800-459-0561, ext. 224
Fax: 765-454-5105
Linda Landis
800-459-0561, ext. 228
Fax: 765-454-5105
3rd Party Billing:
Mail or bring in documentation to the Business Office for 3rd party billing:
Ivy Tech Community College
Attn: Business Office
PO Box 1373
Kokomo, IN 46903-1373
Barbara McKinney
574-753-5101, ext. 2187
Fax: 574-753-5103
Linda Landis
800-459-0561, ext. 228
Fax: 765-454-5105
Elizabeth Slabach
260-563-8828, ext. 4319
Fax: 260-563-0706
Linda Landis
800-459-0561, ext. 228
Fax: 765-454-5105
Marcia L. Ryan
Fax: 765-269-5504
Mark G. Hayworth
Fax: 765-269-5504
3rd Party Billing:
We require documentation in writing from the employer. This can be faxed, mailed, or emailed to the Cashier's Office prior to the due date for the semester. Authorization must include:
Lafayette Campus
Attn: Cashier's Office
3101 S Creasy Lane
PO Box 6299
Lafayette, IN 47903-6299
Fax: 765-269-5504
Each semester that you are being sponsored by a 3rd party, the sponsor will need to provide on company letter head or by email (email@example.com):
Elkhart County
Mary Johns
574-830-0375 ext. 4419
Fax: 574-830-0377
South Bend
LaToya Miller
574-289-7001 ext. 5370
Fax: 574-245-7167
Nicholas Spangle
574-267-5428 ext. 7336
Fax: 574-267-8720
Room 211
Coliseum Campus, Room CC1510
(260) 480-2064
Visit the Student Success/Help Center
Regular Business Hours
Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m.
Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Extended hours during registration periods. Check the College Calendar for extended hours.
3rd Party Billing:
You may drop off your paperwork in person at the Bursar's Office or you may fax it to 260-480-4177. Please be sure your name, your student ID number, and a phone number you can be reached at in case of questions are listed on the paperwork.
*Work One vouchers CANNOT be faxed; they must be dropped off in person at the Bursar's Office.
East Chicago 410 E. Columbus Drive East Chicago, IN 46312 Fax: (219) 392-3609 |
Contact Michelle IsBell Cashier (219) 392-3600, ext. 219 email@example.com |
Gary 1440 E. 35th Avenue Gary, IN 46409 Fax: (219) 981-4405 |
Contact Dorothy Bradley Cashier (219) 980-7711 firstname.lastname@example.com |
Kelly Lara Cashier (219) 981-4413 firstname.lastname@example.com |
Michigan City 3714 Franklin Michigan City, IN 46383 Fax: (219) 879-9157 |
Contact LaShaunta Anderson AR Clerk/Cashier (219) 879-9137, ext. 6244 email@example.com |
Katherine Lowry Accounts Receivable Supervisor (219) 879-9137, ext. 6272 email@example.com |
Valparaiso 3100 Ivy Tech Drive Valparaiso, IN 46383 Fax: (219) 476-4749 |
Contact Barbara Hicks Cashier (219) 476-4738 email@example.com |
Regular Business Hours Monday-Friday 8am-5pm |
Jessica Evans Cashier (219) 476-4756 firstname.lastname@example.com |
Becky L. Smith
765-966-2656, ext.1255
Fax: 765-962-5323
Susan L. Zurwell
765-966-2656, ext. 1257
Fax: 765-962-5323
3rd Party Billing Information:
**Please include student's name and student ID number
Lawrenceburg and Batesville Campuses
Ivy Tech Community College
Attn: Angie Stautberg
50 Walnut Street
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
Madison Campus
Ivy Tech Community College
Attn: Angie Stautberg
590 Ivy Tech Dr.
Madison, IN 47250
Contact Info:
Madison 590 Ivy Tech Drive Madison, IN 47250 Kimberly S. Briner (812) 265-2580 Ext. 4144 Fax: (812) 273-5402 firstname.lastname@example.com |
Lawrenceburg 50 Walnut Drive Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 Jenna C. Baumgartner (812) 537-4010 Ext. 5292 Fax: (812) 537-0993 firstname.lastname@example.com Tina Clark (812) 537-1040 Ext. 5299 Fax: (812) 537-0993 email@example.com |
Batesville 1 Ivy Tech Drive Batesville IN 47006 Jenna C. Baumgartner (812) 537-4010 Ext. 5292 Fax: (812) 537-0993 email@example.com Tina Clark (812) 537-1040 Ext. 5299 Fax: (812) 537-0993 email@example.com |
Kristie Schafer
812-246-3301, ext.4123
Fax: 812-246-2641
Allyson Crews
812-246-3301, ext.4249
Fax: 812-246-2641
Sarah Jourden
812-246-3301, ext.4723
Fax: 812-246-2641
Business Office Main Line: 812-429-1440
Jayne Ligget
3rd Party Billing:
We will accept third party billing information (authorizations) in person at the Business Office, by mail, email or fax. It must be in writing, it will not be accepted over the phone verbally. Email a member of the Business Office staff or the Business Office fax number is 812-299-5723.


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SHOREHAM - The popular women's barbershop singing group, Maiden Vermont, will be performing on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Shoreham Elementary School Auditorium.
Under the direction of Lindi Bortney, the group will perform doo-wop, swing, Broadway show tunes, spirituals, the Blues and other great tight-harmony pieces. Maiden Vermont began in January 2004 with about 20 voices but has grown to include about fifty local women.
The Shoreham Concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. Admission for adults is $10. Senior and youth admission is $7. Children under six will be admitted free.
Refreshments will be available. All proceeds from the concert will be used in the rehabilitation of the 1810 Newton Academy building in Shoreham.
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Within a year after American entry into the war Axis power crested and began to ebb, for critical battles were fought in 1942 in every major theatre. The year also saw the forging of a Grand Alliance among the United States, Britain, and the U.S.S.R. and the first sign of disagreement on strategy and war aims. After Pearl Harbor, Churchill requested an immediate conference with Roosevelt. The two met for three weeks at the Arcadia Conference in Washington after Dec. 22, 1941. They reaffirmed the "Europe first" strategy and conceived "Gymnast," a plan for Anglo-American landings ... (100 of 143,248 words)The turning point, 1942
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Saying Hello Again to My Favorite T-Shirt
Posted in Features on March 11th, 2015 by H.P. TaskmasterNine days ago, I posted a eulogy for my favorite t-shirt, a Saint Vitus tour shirt purchased at their Spring 2011 run on the Metalliance Tour with Crowbar, Helmet, Howl, Kylesa and The Atlas Moth. I caught the tour in Manhattan at Irving Plaza. Great show and an even better shirt. I was sorry to lose it after four years of regular wearing, and knew that even if I bought another Vitus shirt — as I have done in the intervening years — it wouldn't ever be the same.
By my count, that post was up for 18 minutes before Lisa Hass, a venerated constituent of the NYC heavy rock faithful and all-around swell lady, left a comment that not only was she at the same show, but she also purchased the same shirt, in the same size, hardly ever wore it and was ready and willing to let it go to a good home, i.e. mine. Well shit. I just about fell off the couch. I informed Ms. Hass that, hell yes, I would be glad to adopt her Vitus shirt as a replacement for my own, and it came in the mail today.
The photo above doesn't really do justice to how beat my old shirt (on the left) looks in comparison to Lisa's much-less-worn-by-me-for-four-years one (on the right), but trust me, there's a difference. My old one is more or less gray. No holes in the new one — yet. If you're wondering, yes, I tried it on. Of course it hasn't had the intervening time to become acclimated to the shape of my gut, but I looked down at the sleeves and they just about covered my elbows and I knew the potential was there. They were just right. As for wearing in the rest? There's plenty of time.
I'm not sure I can properly convey to you, let alone to Lisa, how deep my gratitude runs for this gesture, or how amazed I am by the generosity — my question about paying either for the shirt or the shipping was laughed off — and the selflessness. Needless to say, I'm going to wear the living crap out of this shirt, but when I do, I won't just be thinking about how good that show was, or how lucky I was to see it. I'll think about how lucky I am to know such wonderful people and to be a part of something so supportive and considerate.
Thanks to Lisa and to everyone else who took the time to comment or send condolences. I didn't expect this story to have a happy ending, but I couldn't be more thrilled with how it turned out.


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