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Two years ago, Tri-Cities "piano man" Steve Haberman approached Ginny Quinley and John Tuttle with 20 great songs and a lot of stories about his experiences playing in a California nightclub.
He wanted Quinley and Tuttle to work with him to write a musical. What ensued was casting, script development and more songwriting, and now Club 88 is finally coming to life on the Columbia Basin College stage in May. The story is loosely based on the long life and eventual demise of the Rose Tattoo cabaret in Los Angeles.
Haberman has remained the passion and pulse behind the development of this musical. His songs are eclectic and appropriate to each character, and they convey a sense of the times — the memorable and life-changing times — in which the story takes place. His clever anecdotes have given dimension to the characters.
The script follows the various people who got their starts in show business at the cabaret, focusing on Sammy the piano player, played by Bryan Foley, who comes to Los Angeles to pursue his dream. Other cast members are Daphne Block, Katrina Carlson, Kim Tate Clark, Paul Davis, Mary Lou Gnoza, Scott Miller, Meg Nelson,
Cameron Rush and Trish Thompson.
The show is directed by Quinley and Tuttle, with scenic and lighting design by Ronn Campbell and costume design by Verna Schwilke. Music direction and accompaniment are provided by Haberman, who was called "the legend" by those he worked with at the Rose Tattoo.
While several of the characters are based on real people who frequented the club, all the characters we meet in Club 88 are fictional. The play spans 20 years, from the 1960s to the 1980s, and events in America during that time affected the entertainment industry and were reflected in the club. Haberman's original music evokes the different emotions of these various times.
Audience members will laugh and sometimes cry as they listen. The show is rated "G" for general audiences, Performances are May 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and May 18 and 19 at 2 p.m. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for seniors and students.
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Richmond >Food & Dining > Kuba Kuba
1601 Park Ave, Richmond, VA | Directions 2322037.551297 -77.458816
Fri-Sat: 9am-10pm, Sun: 9am-8pm, Mon-Thu: 9am-9:30pm
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We traveled 45 min. and it was a great corner resturant. – We went to this place because of the tvfood app. We were not disapointed. The food was great and if you like flan it was the best I have had. The restraunt was way busy but the service was still good. We are from out of state and the local old building in this area are great.
Delicious – Food was great. Nice and cozy little Cuban restaurant with lots of people trying to eat. Worth the wait!
my 2 Cents it's not your Abuela's house!!! – I'm going to list my ethnicity and nationality due to the fact that it seems important for some of our Cuban brothers and sisters that have already reviewed this restaurant.
I'm of African Decent/American born and raised. My only previous impression of Cuban foods are from New York City, and parts of Florida respectively. With that said, I ordered the Arroz Con Pollo, a order of Plantains, and the lemonade TO-GO. At first I felt the Arroz con Pollo was over priced until I saw the monster size of the Arroz con Pollo. I walked out with a Lasagna sized aluminum pan with enough food to feed four to six people. I'm a BIG guy (think football player) so that's saying a lot. The Chicken and rice was pretty good, but honestly the taste was a tad bland (as compared to other Cuban/other Latin/ And, or Other Spanish foods that I've experienced). Also, the Platains were not the ripe, gooey Plantains that I'm used to though they were good and had excellent flavor. they were seasoned decently. HOWEVER!!!! Overall I just added a little Sazon to the Chicken & Rice and it was on the money. I may be a little different than some of the people that review restaurants, as I don't compare restaurants to home-cooking. Simply put, if you're looking for Abuela's cooking, then you need to go to Abuela's house. Even your friend's Abuela, may not cook like your own so I don't think that's a fair comparison. In all honesty, because we're in Virginia, and not one of the Major cities, my own cooking does not taste as good as it does when I'm home in NY because I don't have the luxury of all the ingredients here in Virginia. With that said, Overall - I loved the food.
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the chicken and rice was slightly bland but had a huge portion size
the plantains were not the ripe sticky ones but had flavor
the lemonade was excellent
it's not my Granny's house so I did not expect Granny's cooking - thus the food was excellent.
Best spot I've found in Richmond – In town on business and I like to stay away from chains if possible. Kuba kuba was the best food I had all week in Richmond. The chorizo stuffed pork tenderloin was outstanding! If I were a local this would be regular stop for me.
dear garcia3 – How dare you imply that my wife doesn't know how to order cuban food! We both speak perfect English and were able to convey our order to our incompetent waitress just fine.
You know, after reading your response to my post, perhaps you aren't Cuban after all. You probably are from the other island, you know...Puerto Rico. You clearly are oblivious as to what Cuban food is all about.
EXCELLENT – I completely disagree with the people that did not like the food. Probably they went there in a bad day or they themselves were having a terrible week. However, the food was great, and yeah if you ask around for what you want (MADUROS), u ll get them. I'm Latina born and raised in southamerica, I know what real food taste like and this is similar, however due to the amrican ingredients they have to use, it will never taste like the real thing. But it was pretty much close!
It's not Versailles or La Carreta - Kuba Kuba is more like your abuela's cocina – Just had to share my two cents after reading all of the whining and complaining about what "authentic" comida Cubana (Cuban food to you non-Latinos) really is. Have to say that the food at Kuba Kuba is not Miami Cuban, so if you are looking for something comparable to La Carreta, Versailles, or one of the other staples found south of the Broward County line, you will be in for a bit of a surprise. No baskets of toasted pan cubano, no Elena Ruz, no Ironbeer (although they do have Materva) and no walkup window where you can buy cafe cubano or your favorite pastelitos y croquetas. If you want the Americanized version of Cuban food, just take I-95 South to the Tamiami Trail exit.
That said, what Kuba Kuba does serve is its own vision/version of Cuban cuisine, just as if it came from the owner's abuela's kitchen. The pan de maiz (corn bread) is excellent, and fitting given that the restaurant is in Richmond and not Calle Ocho. Same goes for the black bean soup and the arroz con pollo. So what if the waitress didn't know what "maduros" were? If you needed translation, the cooks were within earshot, and they would have understood you in a minute. (I know, because I also asked for the same, and when the waitress looked at me without understanding, I just went over to the counter and talked to the cook directly)
The wait staff and manager were friendly, service was quick, and portions were generous. (My takeout order of arroz con pollo was enough for three meals) All in all, I am glad to have discovered this little gem of a restaurant in my new neighborhood, and will keep coming back.
Cuban Food – In response to boogeyboyatu, we don't know where to begin either. Perhaps by saying we are Cuban, born in Cuba, of Cuban parents and we definitely know what Cuban food is supposed to taste like as well. First of all, the cornbread or as mami used to call it "pan de maiz Cubano", that she served at every Noche Buena, is a Cuban staple. We don't know which Province your parents are from but in Matanzas and Havana, pan de maiz was part of our meals. If you would like the recipe in Spanish we can provide that for you. The taste of the pulled pork is flavorful and everyone that I know that has eaten it has remarked that it is very good. As far as the plantains go, yes it's true that sometimes they are "maduro". However, plantains aren't as plentiful in Virginia as they are in Miami. When your wife asked the waitress for "maduros" since she was in Virginia, being served by an American who is accustomed to waiting on English speaking Americans, why didn't she say "ripened" fried plantains? I think the waitress would have understood that, don't you? Having lived in Miami, we can also attest to the fact that there are only a few Cuban restaurants that we determined were worth patronizing. After all, every Cuban knows that the best Cuban food is served at home. At least there is a good Cuban restaurant in this area that introduces Virginians to Cuban food and Cuban music in a nice atmosphere. If you want more than one real Cuban restaurant to choose from, then we would suggest going back in time to pre 1959 Cuba, the Cuba that we knew!
Not worth it at all – Plainly and simply put, this place does not serve authentic cuban food. Food is way overpriced and the staff was not exactly welcoming.
Incredibly awful "Cuban" food – Wow, where to begin. Perhaps by saying that I am from Miami, of Cuban parents, and definitely know what Cuban food is supposed to be like. Sadly, this restaurant does not.
I ordered a Cuban sandwich. Said sandwich was nothing more than a chopped pork sandwich with a withered slice of ham and a small pickle slice. Needless to say, this is not exactly a Cuban sandwich.
My daughter ordered a platter of tostones which were soggy. I tried them and they were very sweet. Clearly the plantains that they were using went way over the point whereby they could have been made into tostones.
My wife asked the waitress for maduros. The look on the waitresses face was priceless. She might as well have been asked what the social security numbers were of every resident in Richmond. Her response was that they don't have maduros. Alright, a Cuban restaurant that does not know of or serve maduros...please!
Finally, to add insult to injury, my wife's dish was served with cornbread. My folks had never even seen cornbread till they came to this great country!
The bottom line is that if you are looking for a place with authentic Cuban cuisine, then keep looking. If you are happy with lots of Cuban stuff in a restaurant, Cuban music, a nice atmosphere, and food which hardly resembles any Cuban cooking that I am familiar with, then this is your place.
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I have 10.5.3 installed on another system which is almost identical stats just differnt GPU which is a ATI x1650. My partner set that up but her install was differnt it asked for which kernals to add and other things, where as my installer seems to be more simple but so far doesnt work haha.
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Williams, Fisher help ORU survive at LaTech, 5-4
RUSTON, La. - Chris Williams hit a three-run go ahead homerun and Brad Fisher sat down the final two batters as the Oral Roberts baseball team survived against Louisiana Tech on Saturday, 5-4.
After giving up a run in the bottom of the seventh, the Golden Eagles were running out of opportunities to regain the lead. However, Williams' home run quickly changed the game around in the top of the eighth.
The first pitch of the inning put the first runner on base as Jose Trevino was plunked by the LaTech pitcher. Two batters later, following a sacrifice bunt by Matt Brandy, Nate Goro singled to left to move Trevino to third.
After a Tyler Boss strikeout for the second out, Williams sent a 0-1 pitch that cleared the right-centerfield wall for a three-run homerun, giving the Golden Eagles a 5-3 lead. It was Williams' third home run of the season.
In the ninth, Graham McIntyre ripped a single up the middle to lead off the inning, moving to second two batters later on a sacrifice fly by Kevin Cho. The Bulldogs played the strategy game as Trevino stepped in with a runner in scoring position, putting him on with an intentional walk.
However, Brandy looked like he was going to drive in at least a run, the LaTech centerfielder made a great play to end the inning, holding the Golden Eagles at bay.
Brad Fisher entered the game in the bottom of the eighth, not allowing a hit. However, in the ninth, mistakes almost cost the Golden Eagles.
Austin Hedges entered the game as a pinch hitter to begin the LaTech half of the ninth, reaching on a throwing error, moving to second the play. Colby Johnson took Hedges' place on second as a pinch runner, advancing to third on a ball four wild pitch with Ryan Jones at the plate.
Ryan Gebhardt stepped in and singled to right field, scoring Johnson and moving Jones to second. Following a sac bunt, the ORU coach staff played the percentages, walking Kyle Arnsberg to load the bases with the best Bulldog hitter, Tyler Ervine, coming to the plate.
Fisher stepped up huge with the bases loaded and just one out, sending both Ervine and Tyler Qualls back to the dugout looking at strike three for the final two outs of the game.
Fisher earned his first victory of the season, going two innings with a hit. Caleb Dudley was the losing pitcher of record, allowing two of the three runs on Williams' homer.
LaTech took the first lead of the ballgame in the bottom of the second following a couple of singles by Ervine and Jacob Derouen. Evine eventually crossed the plate a couple of batters later on a groundout to short by Bre'shon Kimbell.
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best italian food – wow. soooo good we have tried many Italian restaurants and this was very authentic and the staff was very attentive and nice, made jokes. we left feeling satisfied and not over full, perfect portions. try the tiramisu!
Best Dining Experience in Renton – My wife and I have dined here many times in the last few months, culminating our search for Renton's finest Italian food. Vino's is, bar far, the best, most consistant, best atmosphere and highest quality of food, wine, and experience!
Yes, I have tried them all in this area. There a number of decent restaraunts, but Vino's stands alone in giving the personal touch, creating sensational food, and an authentic wine list to compliment it all. Santiago and his staff are exceptional and bring as much involvement and personality to your table as you desire on a given night- a very fun staff you can relax and fun with. They will also make you look great on more formal occassions too.
They have killer wines. Nuff said. Hard to stop at just one bottle!
Food is outstanding. Love the gorgonzola chicken, the vongole, the duck, and even the pizzas are terriffic.
If you demand the best, demand Vinos Ristorante Italiano!
New Owner is Great – New (2010) owner is great, a significant improvement. We were a group of four and all had one of the daily specials. They were all winners.
The place became quite busy while we were there but the good service didn't suffer at all.
We will definitely return often.
Authentic Italian at it's best!! – The food there is excellent and high quality. There is an amazing wine list, and I find it quite affordable. My friend and I shared a bottle of wine, both had salads and fabulous meals for around $100. Great food, great service!!! Can't wait to go back!!
Quality of Your Grocer's Freezer at a High End Price! – Vino's is the perfect example of "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it is still a pig". At first appearance this seems to be a high end restaurant, and prices on the menu reflect the same. I gave it one star because there was no ZERO rating!
This place was WAY OVERPRICED, and the food seems like they bought frozen meals and heated them in a microwave. The waiter offered a special of Risotto with Porcini Mushrooms. My mother (who is a gourmet chef) asked where they are able to find Porcini Mushrooms as they are both rare and expensive. The waiter said it was secret... She and I ordered Linguine with clams, it was flavorless. My wife had pizza, which she said was not very good, the crust tasted like unsalted soda crackers. My son ordered a linguine with mixed shell fish, he said it was the worse Italian food he ever had. My daughter ordered duck, which she said was rubbery and flavorless, her boyfriend said that frozen Lasagna from a a supermarket would be more flavorful and better priced than what they served to him..
We also noticed that the "fresh" Parmesan cheese was powdered... Just like the stuff that Kraft puts in those plastic cans in the supermarket. However, I think this was the generic stuff, as it was not as flavorful as the Kraft brand. There is NO WAY this was freshly grated Parmesan as the waiter stated.
For dessert, two people in our party ordered "tangerine sorbet". The BUSBOY came out with one service and said that the freezer had failed, and the rest of the sorbet was ruined. However, he did offer other flavors of ice cream... We wondered why the waiter didn't have the integrity to come out and tell us... We also wondered how only the "tangerine sorbet" was the only frozen dessert that was ruined. My son said the so-called tangerine sorbet tasted like ordinary orange sherbert with vanilla ice cream. After all the other shortcomings, we came to the conclusion that it probably was. We also felt that they only had one serving because nobody from the kitchen staff had time to run next door to Safeway and buy more orange-vanilla sherbert.
The total tab for six people was $175! DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY AT THIS PLACE.
Worst Italian Food I've ever had – Let me start out by reiterating that this is the worst Italian food I've ever had. I have actually had frozen dinners that tasted better.
This was a restaurant that was closed when we first moved to Washington, and driving by recently, we had noticed it was open again, and decided to pay it a visit, as we'd never tried this particular place before. The waiter was cordial at first, and I and my mother arrived early, requested a table for 6, and were sat down soon after. He provided us with two menus, and took our orders for drinks. The rest of my party arriving perhaps 8 minutes later. And then the drinks we ordered showed up.
We spent some time deliberating over the menu, and our waiter took another 4 minutes to take orders for the rest of our groups' /drinks/. Throughout the entire meal he took the orders, and they were delivered by the busboy. We ordered salads, mixed green, which consisted of vegetables I could hardly call fresh, and covered in vinegar. Our meals came. The Parmesan that was provided to our table wasn't high quality, but store bought, powdered, cheap, paper-flavored Parmesan cheese product.
I had ordered the Linguini Frutti Di Mare, a pasta with mixed shellfish in a tomato-based sauce. It smelled horrible, and tasted bland at best, and some of the bites tasted the way it smelled, again an indication that the ingredients weren't fresh. I managed to make myself finish a quarter of it before I lost my appetite entirely. I ended up dumping the rest in a dumpster behind the place.
When we ordered the desserts, we went with two tiramisus, shared between four people, and two orders of Tangerine Sorbet. What we got was two tiramisus, one tangerine sorbet, and a bull**** story about a malfunctioning freezer.
So, despite not having any more tangerines for the sorbet, and not having a /working freezer/, I was offered other /frozen/ dishes. If our waiter came back and explained that they were out of tangerines as soon as it was discovered, I would not have been offended. He waited until all our orders were prepared except for one of them, and sent the busboy with the bull**** story he told us. And the one sorbet we /got/ was not a sorbet, but rather orange sherbet.
And then, we got the bill. The waiter was a bit misleading, when we ordered our meal, he asked us what kind of salad we wanted, in a tone that indicated they were included with our meals. Which they weren't. The total bill came to over $170. A total rip off. I've had far better food for far less than that, with just as many people.
To summarize, don't waste your time or money at Vino's. The food is mediocre at best, the service leaves a lot to be desired.
The best of Italian in Renton – We are so happy to see Vino back and under new management. This has always been a favorite of ours. With Santiago (he managed and worked at three Italian restaurants in Bellevue) running the place it is sure to be a success. We were immediately greeted warmly and the soft music and candlelight atmosphere were lovely. The food, we had a dish with shrimp and pasta, was very good. Come back and show your support for the best Italian food in the area and support your locally-owned restaurants!!
SCAM SCAM SCAM – I find it to be quite amusing that I was not the only one who was totally taken advantage of and ripped off by the so-called "owner" of this dump. The guy with the accent who is primarily the server here is NOT the owner, though he likes to pretend he is. I ended up spending $300.00 for four people the other night.... We ordered a bottle of wine and he basically told us "no," and brought us his own selection instead; only to find out later is was twice the price. When we ordered an appetizer, he said he would split it--- No he brought each and every one of us our own and proceeded to charge us for each one. When we asked the soup of the day he said it was a seafood stew. I ordered a bowl of is as my meal- He ended us charging me for the Cioppino (three times the cost) at the end of the night. When he was confronted about his scam artist ways, his accent became deeper and he started yelling and acting confused (mind you, it was all an act, duh). Anyways, DO NOT dine here. I want to report this place to a news station so they can do an undercover investigation--- it should be illegal the way they rip you off. Besides, the food is crappy. The Caesar salad had no croutons (they were out of them), no parmesan (they were out of it--I know, crazy).... it was literally a pile of lettuce with dressing that tasted like plain mayonnaise on it. DONT LET THE CRAZY MAN SCAM YOU. IF YOU WANT TO TRY THIS PLACE OUT, BE READY TO BE STERN AND NOT EASILY SWAYED. CHECK YOUR BILL- ASK PRICES OF EVERYTHING.
Classic Italian restaurant that makes you feel like you're in Italy. – Vino's has great, great service. The staff there, say hello to John, treat you like family. Great pasta, try the specials. We had a fantastic seafood pasta, topped off with a traditional Italian blackberry desert with limoncello.
ITS NOT ITALIAN r – I have eaten at this restaurant and tell the truth to the owner is French. NOT ITALIAN and the cook are Mexican. Pls stop calling Italian restaurant when Italian nothing there .. I absolutely do not recommend.
I am Italian and know our kitchen. If you go there pay attention to the bill the French guys is smart..
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Night of Champions Banquet Honors Student-Athletes
Women's Tennis wins Academic Team of the Year for the seventh time in 12 years
Flames Defeat Youngstown State, 12-2, For Fourth Straight Win
UIC had two four-run innings Saturday afternoon
Baseball Improves to 3-0 with Two Wins on Saturday
Flames first 3-0 start since 2002 season; Defeat Marist 10-7 and Lamar 6-3
UIC Baseball Set to Begin 66th Season on Friday
Flames tout healthy mix of returnees and newcomers
Sixty-Two UIC Student-Athletes Named to HL 2013 Fall Honor Roll
Women's Track and Field / Cross Country led UIC with nine selections
Career Statistics in PDF Format
2013: Game-by-Game Statistics in PDF Format | Game Highs in PDF Format
Appeared in five games on the mound for UIC ... totaled 4.2 innings with three strikeouts ... made his first appearance on April 12 against Chicago State, tossing one inning with no hits ... allowed just one hit versus Youngstown State in one inning on April 20.
2012: Game-by-Game Statistics in PDF Format | Game Highs in PDF Format
Made 12 appearances with a 3-1 record ... posted a save against Northwestern on March 8, fanning three batters in 1.2 innings of work ... tallied 19.0 total innings with 16 strikeouts and a 4.26 ERA.
2011: Game-by-Game Statistics in PDF Format | Game Highs in PDF Format
Appeared in 16 games with 5 starts ... threw a complete game shutout, allowing just two hits at Cleveland State on May 13 ... compiled a 3-1 record in 40.2 innings of work ... tallied 21 strikeouts with an ERA of 3.32.
PREP AND PERSONAL: Four-time letterwinner in both baseball and football at Marquette (Wis.) ... undefeated in football in his senior year ... appeared in State Tournament three times, winning the championship in 2008 and finishing second in 2009 ... four-time All-Greater Metro Conference honoree including 2009 First Team and Pitcher of the Year honors ... holds school records for wins (28) and innings pitched (231) ... three-time team captain in both baseball and football ... all-city honoree in his sophomore and junior year ... biggest athletic thrill to date is winning in the Division 1 WIAA State Football Championship at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wis. ... born August 6, 1991, in Milwaukee, Wis. ... son of Dean and Debra Weyer ... has two siblings, Courtney and Corbin ... currently enrolled as a Movement Sciences major.


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Recently the British Prime Minister David Cameron gave a speech in which he said that multiculturalism isn't working. French president Nicolas Sarkozy and Germany's Angela Merkel said much the same thing. A good deal has already been written about Cameron's remarks, which I mostly agree with. But the Arab revolt of 2011 suggests the whole subject needs to be revisited more broadly.
First, to correct a common confusion: multiculturalism means much more than the mutual toleration of different races living in one country. Caribbean natives started coming to Britain in large numbers after World War II; Indians and Pakistanis likewise. I'm not saying there were no problems with that influx, but it was manageable. The newcomers knew they were expected to adopt, or at least adapt to, British culture. One problem was (and remains) that ever increasing welfare payments tended to solidify these newcomers into an isolated and resented underclass.
State multiculturalism is more serious -- an actual (although undeclared) assault on the traditional values of a nation. This policy is now seen as a "failure," Cameron said, because some young men, following a "perverse and warped interpretation of Islam," are willing to "blow themselves up and kill their fellow citizens."
The problem at the core of the failure is that newcomers "find it hard to identify with Britain" because "we have allowed the weakening of our collective identity." More from Cameron:
Under the doctrine of state multiculturalism, we have encouraged different cultures to live separate lives. We have failed to provide a vision of society to which they feel they want to belong. We have even tolerated these segregated communities behaving in ways that run counter to our values.Racism from whites is condemned, for example. But when "equally unacceptable views or practices" come from non-whites, "we've been too cautious, frankly even fearful, to stand up to them."
The same impulse, although less advanced, is evident in the U.S. The great imperative is to pretend that Islam is like Judaism or Christianity: it's one more monotheistic religion. Nothing wrong with that, surely? Maybe, maybe not. But the reality is that Islam is treated differently. For one thing it is feared, and feared for good reasons. And that means respected. It is deferred to at every turn. Christianity is either ignored (where it is enfeebled) or denigrated (where it is not).
There could be no more dramatic confirmation of the fear of Islam than the recent Defense Department report on the murders at Fort Hood, Texas. In 2009, Major Nidal Hasan, a U.S. Army psychiatrist, screamed "Allahu Akbar!" as he opened fire at the military base, killing 12 soldiers and wounding 32 others.


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Karate Kid Adult Costume
Item # KKID037
Average Customer Rating:
Full Description
Unlike the Cobra Kai gi we were not able to obtain the original gi worn by Ralph Macchio so we had to take a number of screenshots from a variety of different angles. We then painted and digitized the design.
To be as authentic as possible the patch is embroidered onto a hankerchief size of white cloth and then the cloth was sewn onto the gi. This is just like in the movie. Mr. Miyagi gave Daniel the gi for his birthday and Daniel tells Mr. Miyagi that he would understand if he wants the patch back.
The gi comes with a white belt and a black belt. There is no need to have Mr. Miyagi distract the tournament referee while you steal it from his bag. The Miyagi Do tenugui is included.
|100% Cotton
|True To Size
It was way too big. The one size fits all was definitely not true. I had to make some modifications to the costume but it was a nice costume nonetheless.
Just awesome.
This does run large, but that's no big deal...it rocks. The handkerchief sewn on the back is amazing. Perfect attention to detail. Completely and utterly worth the money.
Big hit at 80's Festival!
Great costume! Great quality! Probably could be used for a real Martial Arts gi. The costume from the headband to the MyogiDo Patch on the back was an exact replica from the movie. I would recommend this costume to anyone who wants to be "Danielson". The costume does run large, check the size charts on the website. I usually wear a large but I ordered an xl (only one in stock), however I washed and dried it and it fit fine, still a little large, but worked very well!
This costume could not be more legit. It is an actual gi with the exact Miyagi-Do Banzia logo on the back. It even comes with the white belt and the black belt. No one starts out as a black belt.
More than just a costume
I bought the Karate Kid uniform on a lark, beacuse I really like the movie (1984 version) I was suprised to discover that it's a real functional martial arts uniform! I wore it to Taekwondo class the day I got it, and my students really liked it. I really love the patch on the back.
Very REAL and VERY PLEASED with product
So real and authentic from the original Karate Kid outfit. the bonzai tree even looks like a hankerchief sewn on like in the movie. i was worried that for that price it was just going to be the Top and Belt, but nope it comes with everything. the top the pants, a black belt and a white belt and the original bandana
Perfect Costume
[...]. It fits great! The pants need a little hem at the bottom but other than that it is perfect. The authenticity of the costume really stands out. It looks exactly like the movie. I'm so pleased that I will definitely be buying more costumes and t-shirts from 80stees.com!
Great outfit, great price!
What a deal, and totally authentic looking! Would shop here for all costume purchases! Everyone commented on it too!
Brilliant product
This is as authentic as you will find. Authentic GI with the bonsai patch and headband. Don't look anywhere else.
Great costume - very high quality!
Great costume. True to the original and very high quality!
Banzai Mr Miyagi
Looks just like the movie. Definitely wash it first, it will make it much softer, and it does shrink quite a bit
Show me, wax the floor!
So awesome! The embroidery of the banzai insignia is amazing. This is 100% cotton and just a steal at the discounted price I paid for it. I bought it big so that I can let it shrink a little in wash. Can't wait to wear this on Halloween!
The Real Deal!
Bought this to stand outside and hand out candy in on Halloween. I love authentic costumes and this one is great because it's an actual good quality karate gi. The Miyagi Do tenegui headband is included along with both a black and white belt, which is a nice bonus. The embroidered logo on the back is nice too and looks authentic. I considered ordering the Cobra Kai Gi, but I liked this one because it will be easier to wear something underneath if it's cold on Halloween, since this gi has long sleeves.
Awesome High quality , BUY ONE or Two!! Fits great, and Adjustable!
Awesome for us big guys!!!
I'm 6'3" (190.5 cm) and 260 lbs (18.5 stone) The 2XL is the perfect fit, a bit baggy in the shirt but better then the XL version, Pants were perfect, belts and Head band were the best. This is a top of the line costume
Karate Kid kicks butt!
Great costume...lot of comments at the bar. Also went with Johnny Lawrence and we were a hit...
Not preshrunk
I just didn't like that it wasn't preshrunk, so now the pants are about 2 inches short. It was fun though, a great value purchase, lots of quality items for a fair price.
Karate Kid Costume Great Buy!
I purchased this costume and was extremely pleased with the product. Everything was so authentic and excellent quality! Very detailed embroidery!
Great product [...]
Used it for a halloween costume and it looked great. Product was made of good quality and looked like it came off the movie set.
Wore it to a couple Halloween parties. Made of real material. Pretty legit, looks just like the actual movie gi. Awesome that it comes with the headband
Very good quality
Very authentic
Excellent Costume
Looks just like the one featured in the movie. Excellent quality. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this again.
Got this for Halloween. I was Johnny Lawrence from the Cobra Kai and my girlfriend was the Karate Kid. The 3 fits a 5'4" women well after one wash. Fits well and is excellent quality. Great fun!
awesome costume!!!
great costume
Love this. The patch on the back is awesome, and so is the headband. Looks like the real deal. Just call me Daniel Larusso! Can't wait for Halloween.
Wax on, Wax off!
Great quality to the product, the Miyagi logo is embroidered and it looks more expensive than the price. The tenegui is black and white, the movie original is blue but who cares. Sizes for the pants run large (Med is probably 34-36), top is true to size. Material is a little stiff but throwing into a dryer for a few minutes with sheet softener might do the trick. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a a top quality costume. [...] price is reasonable.
Absolutely awesome. [...] Thing is high quality and looks exactly like the one in the movie. LEGIT!!!
Nice product!
Great costume
I ordered a Medium, and it was Huge!
Fun stuff, just wrong size than I ordered
Weel made
Great costume, it's the real deal
I actually looked like Ralph.
Great buy. Even though I had to dye the belt black.
This is awesome! Great Quality!
I debated on this one or the Cobra Kai gi, but I can say I am very happy with the Karate Kid costume. I am 6'5" and I was pleasantly surprised the XL fit in the legs and arms. This is a very high quality uniform and the patch embroidery on the back is very nice for this price. The patch is not a perfect match to the movie one, but it is closer than anything else I have found. The only downside is that it is heavy duty and it can get a little warm, but a small price to pay to keep honor. Great costume!!!
Comfort & Quality
Made of quality material. Size small fits a 5'4" woman perfectly.
Sweet Costume!
The costume was a huge hit at a halloween party on the strip in Las Vegas. I went as Johnny from the Cobra Kai and my girlfriend went as the karate kid. I added a blond wig and black headband for Johnny. The costumes just needed to be washed and dried for comfort and they shrunk to the perfect size. The size chart helped a great deal because most costumes only come in xl. They will last forever and can be reused.
Moment of Truth
Good costume, would be better if headband was included
Pretty good
The Karate Gi itself is good quality. As a costume, the patch on the back could have been a little better and it should have come with a black belt, not a white one. You'll also have to buy the head band separately which is no big deal as long as it is in stock.
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Oh, no. Looking back at my 16-year-old self makes me cringe. I honestly thought that army gear, hot pink hair, raccoon eyes and plucked-to-nothing eyebrows was a good look. Deary me! No, no young girl - you looked like a hot mess.
Well they say that with age comes wisdom, and, boy, did I ever learn that. I found it surprising that through those questionable style years, no one ever said, "Hey, girl, where are your eyebrows?" In fact, it wasn't until recently that I learned that my brows are an acceptable thickness. Thanks, guys.
If I could sit down with my little self, I would tell her many things, like:
Eyeliner doesn't mean lining the entire eyeball.
You have watery, allergy eyes, woman. If you line the entire socket, it'll eventually fall into your eye and cause...eye goopies. Yeah, I said it. Black eye goopies. In fact, they'll be something people can't stop staring at when they talk to you. Mostly because they think you have contracted some sort of eye plague.
Instead, ditch the cigarette-lighter-heated crayon (Yes...I did that) for waterproof liquid liner. And only apply it to your upper lid. The same goes for mascara.
Eyebrows are important. Seriously.
You were born with thick eyebrows for a reason. They suit your face. I know, you're hairy. Deal with it. It runs in our family. I'm not saying you need a uni-brow; no one likes those. You hate them. You've obviously overcompensated for that irrational fear. But let me save you some time: pluck less! You'll thank me later.
Instead, let your eyebrows grow. At least for a little while. You'll look weird and patchy for a minute. But it won't take long to grow back considering how long you've looked like a burn victim.
Take your index finger and hold it vertically straight on the side of your nose. Where your fingertip ends is where your eyebrow should start. Using a brow pencil to fill in your brow line until every thing has grown back. And remember that a thick brow is sexy and strong.
Stop bleaching your hair. It'll break off.
No seriously, it'll break off. Like break completely, leaving you with 1/2 inch dead spikes on the front of your hair line. You'll have to use super hold gel so they stay down for the next 6 months since the school won't let you wear a hat.
Option A: Save the money you make from your part-time job and go get your hair professionally done. You can still have those "Oh so rad" colors, but do less damage to your hair.
Option B: DIY bleach your hair once. Did you get that? - ONCE. You don't have to bleach your hair every time you re-apply pink, or green, or whatever crazy color you want to do. That way, you're only damaging your strands one time, instead of...say...every two weeks.
Option C: Don't bleach your hair at all. You'll realize with time your hair is lovely, thick and envy-worthy.
I know I seem hard on my past self. But honestly, what was I thinking? I guess without mistakes we cannot learn. And would the 16-year-old-me have even listened? Nope. Hardly.
And part of me is glad those style blunders happened. They make me, me. And maybe laugh a little.
What bad fashion or beauty choices did you make as a teenager?
* Megan Colwell has been a Yahoo! Shine Beauty Guru since 2009. She is also the creative mind, wood burning artist and vintage/thrift fashion blogger over at The Nautical Owl.