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|Sgt. Hatred
|"We're goin' full Nerf on this one!"
|1st appearance:
|Fallen Arches
|Voice Artist:
| Brendon Small (First Appearance)
Christopher McCulloch (Other Appearances)
Sergeant Hatred is a gruff looking middle-aged man who dresses in military garb and sports a red "H" on his face, with "ATRED" spelled vertically down the front of his torso. The Sergeant is first mentioned in Hate Floats as the victim of a theft of hover equipment that the Monarch's henchman stole in order to rebuild the Floating Cocoon. His first appearance is in Fallen Arches as one of many villains drooling over Dr. Venture's Walking Eye.
Likes: Young boys, hot tubbing, cocktail party games, Confederate paraphernalia, (tiny) feet
Dislikes: Being treated like a fool, thieves
Arching/Protecting Dr. Venture and Annoying The Monarch[edit]
Sgt. Hatred is the most recent bodyguard of Dr. Rusty Venture, replacing Brock Samson, after being Venture's Guild-certified arch-enemy for most of Season 3. As The Monarch had been forbidden to arch Dr. Venture, Sgt Hatred planned to use his arching assignment to annoy The Monarch rather than arch Dr. Venture. When The Monarch confronts Sgt. Hatred as to what his problem was, the Sergeant informed The Monarch that he had been biding his time since The Monarch's henchmen robbed him, that he had been arching far longer than The Monarch, and that he wouldn't be taken advantage of again. He said that he planned to make Dr. Venture's life wonderful, and that there was nothing The Monarch could do about it.
When Brock quit his job as the Venture bodyguard, Hatred asked to take the job and rejoin the OSI. Since then, he has been Dr. Venture's bodyguard, and the boys haven't died once under his protection (yet). In Operation: P.R.O.M., he has his tattoos removed, and the "H" replaced with a "V" for "Venture." The "D," however, remains, being in a sensitive area.
Home Life[edit]
Back in his Guild days, Sgt. Hatred lived in a gated community for villains called Malice. He had a typical upper class suburbanite house, complete with a basement and a deck with hot tub; however, he also had room for his henchman to hench and invent new weapons. His henchmen share his military theme (olive drab fatigues, helmets, military ranks, etc.), and have names and symbols related to grammar–e.g. Privates ~ and ə– which they have tattooed on their face. He was married to Princess Tiny Feet. When not arching, Sgt. Hatred appeared to be an average American: throwing cocktail parties, giving tours of his house, making fun of his wife's cat, and relaxing in his hot tub.
In The Family That Slays Together, Stays Together (Part 1), while at the Venture Compound, he receives a text message from Princess Tiny Feet saying, "we need to talk." He does not take this well, becoming inconsolable and making a botched attempt at suicide with a shrink ray that leaves him with a "little baby tongue" after Dr. Mrs. The Monarch validates his feeling that such a message can only result in a bad conversation. Having little to live for, he eventually decides to leave the Guild and rejoin OSI.
In Operation: P.R.O.M., Princess Tiny Feet is returned to him by The Monarch and Dr. Mrs. The Monarch. She agrees to give him another chance, but only if he respects her "very unusual needs," AKA bondage.
During the events of I Know Why the Caged Bird Kills, Hank remembers another kidnapping in which he and Dean were taken advantage of by Sgt. Hatred. Dean does not remember this because he had "passed out from the wine." Hank is later forced to confront the Sergeant at The Monarch and Dr. Girlfriend's wedding. He dons a fake beard and introduces himself as Russian Guyovitch. After being assured he wouldn't be bad touched, Hank is introduced to Princess Tiny Feet, who has toes like corn nibblets ("maize"). Sgt. Hatred proceeds to start licking and sucking her toes, implying that he has a foot fetish.
In Home is Where the Hate is, Sgt Hatred admits to having a troubled past involving child molestation and states, "I'm not even supposed to be within 50 feet of a beautiful minor". As Hank and Dean are leaving, Sgt Hatred asks the boys to have a sleepover, as his wife is at her mother's and he has a basement full of video games. As they get to the door, he asks them if they want to take a shower. Later, in The Buddy System, Hatred refers to the prepubescent male campers as "sexy".
When he decides to become the Ventures' bodyguard, he begins taking an experimental drug ("Nomolestol") to alleviate his pedophilic urges. In The Revenge Society, he claims that the Guild treated his pedophilia as a "special skill." Nevertheless, he tries his best to fight his urges, and (mostly) succeeds, apart from a brief fling with Billy. In a later episode, he claims that they only "cuddled."
Birth of Sgt. Hatred[edit]
In The Invisible Hand of Fate we are shown a young OSI Sgt. Haine who relieves Brock Samson and Col. Hunter Gathers of their mission to take down the Guild of Calamitous Intent. Shortly after, Haine opens a drawer and puts on a Guild ring. "Haine" being the French word for Hatred leads to the likely summation that this man would one day become Sergeant Hatred, or a well-placed spy for the Guild. The origin story of Sgt. Hatred has not yet been told, leaving the viewers with only theories as why he turned to the dark side, though it may be safe to assume his pedophilia played a large role.
In Blood of the Father, Heart of Steel, OSI agents can be heard discussing treating Hatred. During their conversation one agent notes that he was a traitor who left OSI. and the other begins the treatment by saying that it was "make all those little naked boys in your [his] head go bye-bye". Later, in Assisted Suicide, Hatred reaffirms that at one point he was in the OSI, as he brings out a dusty piece of equipment that he says is "from his old OSI days."
In Venture Libre, during a dream, it's revealed that the OSI gave him an injection that increased his aggression while lowering his empathy, causing him to pounce on General Treister's young son. It is possible that the injection itself is what originally manifested his pedophile nature, which those very same doctors would later cure him of.
Fun Facts[edit]
- Near the end of Fallen Arches, Dr. Venture is seen watching villains fight his Walking Eye from out of their kitchen window. Pause the scene and you can see multiple Sergeant Hatreds fighting the eye.
- Sergeant Hatred's tattoo spans the length of his torso with the letter "D" framing his manhood. Now that he has had the other letters removed/altered he has a tattoo that essentially says V.D. (an abbreviation for venereal disease...made all the more hilarious by his pedophilia)
- In Home is Where the Hate is, he's shown to have a picture of Richard Nixon in his living room.
- Likes Hawaiian pizza, country music.
- In a deleted scene from Self-Medication, he says that he's 49, although in The Diving Bell Vs. The Butter-glider, he says he's "over fifty."
- According to an interview with Jackson and Doc, his voice is that of a "bad, washed up Doctor Strange."
- Sergeant Hatred's voice and attitude is reminiscent of George C. Scott's several military-based roles. He may have been based loosely on Scott.
- Sergeant Hatred may also have been inspired of a Marvel Comics character and Captain America villain Nuke. Nuke has a large build, a short buzzcut, and a tattoo of the American flag on his face. He also takes red, white, and blue pills to control his adrenaline, similar to Hatred's pedophile medication.
- Sergeant Hatred may be partly inspired by the professional wrestler and G.I Joe character Sgt. Slaughter.
Episode Appearances[edit]
- Hate Floats (mentioned)
- Fallen Arches
- I Know Why the Caged Bird Kills (mentioned)
- Showdown at Cremation Creek (Part 1)
- Showdown at Cremation Creek (Part 2)
- Home Is Where the Hate Is
- The Invisible Hand of Fate
- The Buddy System
- The Family That Slays Together, Stays Together (Part 1)
- The Family That Slays Together, Stays Together (Part 2)
- Blood of the Father, Heart of Steel
- Handsome Ransom
- Perchance to Dean
- Return to Malice
- The Revenge Society
- Self-Medication
- Pinstripes & Poltergeists
- The Diving Bell Vs. The Butter-glider
- Pomp and Circuitry
- Any Which Way But Zeus
- Everybody Comes to Hank's
- Assisted Suicide
- The Silent Partners
- Operation: P.R.O.M.
- From the Ladle to the Grave: The Shallow Gravy Story
- A Very Venture Halloween
- What Color is Your Cleansuit?
- Venture Libre
- SPHINX Rising
- Spanakopita!
- O.S.I. Love You
- Momma's Boys
- Bot Seeks Bot
- The Devil's Grip
- All This And Gargantua-2
- Hostile Makeover
- Maybe No Go
During his OSI days
Overwhelmed by the Walking Eye
Sucking one of Princess Tiny Feet's feet
Meeting his hero, Dr. Z


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French President François Hollande on Wednesday said that his country would begin withdrawing troops from Mali in April, a month later than planned, as an UN-backed African coalition force takes over.
President François Hollande said on Wednesday that France would begin pulling its troops out of Mali as of April, a month later than planned, with a handover to an UN-backed African coalition force.
The "final phase" of the French intervention in the troubled west African country "will last through March and from April there will be a decrease in the number of French soldiers in Mali as African forces will take over, supported by the Europeans," Hollande said during a visit to Warsaw for a six-nation European Union defence summit.
The president also said that a military campaign against Islamist rebels in Mali had killed "terrorist leaders", without clarifying whether he was referring to two al Qaeda commanders reported dead last week.
"We have launched an offensive in two directions, the first in the Ifoghas mountain range, and there we have had successes that will be further confirmed in the coming days, including the killing of terrorist leaders," he said.
Chad has said that its soldiers, fighting alongside the French, have killed two top commanders from al Qaeda's north African wing (AQIM), Abdelhamid Abou Zeid and Mokhtar Belmokhtar, but Paris has so far said it could not confirm the reports.
Hollande's comments came as another French soldier was killed in Mali, the fourth French military death since the launch of operations in the country on January 11.
The presidency said in a statement that the soldier, with the 68th African Artillery Regiment based in Valbonne, had died in combat early Wednesday in eastern Mali, about 100 kilometres (60 miles) from the northern city of Gao.
In the statement, Hollande paid homage to "the sacrifice of this soldier who carried out his mission to free Mali of terrorist groups with courage and devotion."
France has suffered relatively few casualties during its operations in Mali, launched to back up Malian forces against Islamist rebels who seized control of the country's vast desert north last year.
On Saturday, a paratrooper was killed during an operation to flush out militants from the Ifoghas mountains in northern Mali.
A legionnaire with the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment was killed amid heavy clashes on February 19 and a helicopter pilot died at the very start of the operation.
The French-led intervention quickly ousted the rebels from the north's main cities and fighting has intensified in recent days as efforts focus on hunting down the militants in mountainous areas.
(FRANCE 24 with wires)

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At the CYA's Annual General Meeting, Curtis Florence was appointed CYA's Rolex Sailor of the Year. The award was made during the Awards Dinner hosted by the Royal Canadian Yachting Club. Curtis' two sons, Trey (16) and Jordan (12), were present to accept the award on behalf of their father. Curtis was able to make his gracious acceptance speech via SKYPE.
Curtis was born in Kingston, Ontario on September 14, 1969 and grew up in Kingsville, Ontario. At the age of 9, he started sailing at Cedar Island Yacht Club and through the years strived to be a great bowman. At high school, Curtis joined the Canadian military. With the 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, he served a UN tour in Croatia in 1993. After the military, Curtis went on to work for Casino Windsor for 13 years while continuing his dream of sailing on everything from a Shark to an 80' Maxi boat.
Curtis' sailing achievements are numerous. One of his first big victories was the 2004 Mumm 30 World Championships in Toronto, Ontario. He went on to win the Swan 45 World Championships in 2007 and currently holds World Championship titles in the Farr 30, Farr 40 and Melges 24 classes. Along with his three World Championship titles this year, he also holds the S2 7.9 North American Championship title for the 11th consecutive year.
Now living in Cleveland, Ohio, Curtis is married to Suzie Florence. Curtis is a true ambassador to our sport and the rightful recipient of this year's Rolex Sailor of the Year Award for Canada!


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One of the children of former Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi has reacted to his death claiming that his dad never had any health issues.
Keshi who won two African Cup of Nations twice with Nigeria- one as a player and the other as a coach- passed away in the early hours of Wednesday, June 8, 2016 in Benin City, Edo State.
His children have arrived the country and Stephen Keshi Jnr expressed shock over the death of his father and revealed that he didn't have any major health issue.
"I spoke to him shortly before he died and he didn't have any major health issues, " Keshi Jnr who works as an event promoter in Atlanta, Georgia told the NFF media team
He also revealed they are trying to remain calm and composed as their father would want them to.
"We're just trying to remain calm. My dad did not like sadness at all, He hated sadness with a passion," he added.
"We are working out the burial plans right now witt the Federal government, Delta State and Edo State.
Describing his dad, Keshi Jnr said; "My dad was everything to me. Mentor, teacher, coach dad. He was always there for us. God first for him and family second. He was very courageous, composed and loving."


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For the first time in its 92-year history, the Sunlife Financial Central Alberta Amateur golf championship has a co-champion.
Due to inclement weather, the final round was cut short after nine holes, turning the three-day tournament into a 45-hole event. When all the scores were added two former champions were left standing: Tom McKinlay, Jr. and Kyle Morrison.
McKinlay and Morrison shot a final score of 185, topping Dan Souley's 187 while Derrick Chrichton finished third at 189 and Jason Ricalton and Brett Pasula tied at 190.
"I took some time off from playing it, but to get back and be a winner again is awesome," said McKinlay, 42, who previously won in 1993. "Right now I'm a once a week golfer, it's a tougher game when you only do it that much but it's nice to still be able to do it at this level when you're only playing this much."
With a challenging set up, it was almost survival of the fittest for Morrison, 27.
"It was fun out there, me and Tom played decent, but the course is tougher now with the changes on the front now, it's way longer and it's tougher and the greens out here, everyone has a hard time reading them," he said. "I play it every day and it's just hard out here, to come out here and win, it's fun."
The two champs have more than just previous Central Alberta Amateur titles in common, they've actually turned into friendly rivals the last few years.
They have constantly butted heads at seemingly every tournament between Lacombe and Red Deer, often one or the other coming out on top. Earlier this year, Morrison got the edge on McKinlay at his home tournament at the Lacombe Golf Club. He was hoping for some revenge this weekend but it did not pan out due to the weather.
"We made a rivalry the last three or four years and it definitely would have been fun to play the last seven holes," said Morrison.
For McKinlay, however, golf is just a past time at this point. Morrison, however, is still hard out on the trail and enjoying one of his better summers, having won the Red Deer Golf and Country Club championship, the River Bend Championship and the CA Amateur horse race. Up next for him is the Grande Prairie Open before he heads out to the Canadian Mid Amateur in Barrie, Ont., Sept. 16-19.
Up until the rain, the tournament was running smoothly, with 183 golfer taking part. Both co-champs noted the top condition of the course and the challenges it presents.
Tournament co-chairman and club head pro Ken Frame was disappointed they could not finish it, however, as the event is often the highlight of their summer.
"I can't remember it ever ending like this … there's just nothing we could do we just had to roll with the punches," said Frame.
"It's probably one of the biggest tournaments in Western Canada and we're proud to host it."
Todd Blundell shot a 188 to win the first flight, Darren Bellerose shot a 234 to win the second flight, Tom McKinlay, Sr. a 199 to win the third flight, Phil Pattison a 243 to take the fourth flight, Mike Ross and Ron Olney both shot a 208 to win the fifth flight, Dana Nolan fires a 249 to take the sixth flight, Jay Jokisch a 268 to win the seventh flight and Peter Seredea a 245 to win the senior division.


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Gaming has transformed from something only computer geeks do into a favorite pastime for all ages and even a high stakes sport for the truly competitive types.
What was once standard for gamers years ago — playing on huge, bulky monitors connected to an immovable tower computer underneath their computer desk — has spread to other devices, particularly mobile devices like I talked about recently: changing how pro gamers play on the go. This mix of mobility and gaming is allowing for "in between" gaming, where people can play in the car using their laptops, tablets and smartphone, but this mix is also hitting home.
Today, Portable All-in-One (AIO) PCs are changing how we game in and around the home, and I'm not just talking about the pros. These devices are bringing new, fun and even educational experiences for the whole family.
All-in-One PCs an example of the best desktop and mobile PC technologies coming together in one device. Large screens with computer technology built into them have made their design desirable for their stylish looks, space saving footprint and full PC functionality. Many even come with touchscreens. In the past few years, we've seen these All-in-Ones go portable, featuring a handle for carrying around the home. Some even have a bicycle-like kickstand that allows them to be used as a desktop PC or lay flat on a table, looking like a tablet on steroids.
Imagine a group of friends or the whole family playing a favorite board or trivia game, each tapping the screen to play their turn.
Take, for example, the HP Envy Rove 20, which I recently tested. It's everything — PC, laptop, and tablet — rolled into one. It's thin and has a built-in battery so you can unplug and go. You can also use it on just about any flat surface, from the floor to your lap. I like it for tabletop gaming.
I know, I know. You probably want to put in the latest first person shooter. But it's great for groups, too. Turn it on for family game night and play a game of Taptiles or digital Monopoly on it together for hours.
Some games are optimized for Intel-based AIO PCs, like Pettson's Inventions by Swedish gaming company Filimundus. It's a game about building crazy inventions for crazy reasons. In one game, I had to find all the necessary pieces and cogs to make a contraption that would rock someone to sleep. It ended up looking like something from a science fair project, but it got the job done.
Filimundus specializes in entertaining and educational apps for kids ages 2-8. CEO Linus Feldt told me what it means to them to have the game tailored to AIOs.
"We at Filimundus were excited to adapt our successful mobile game, Pettson's Inventions, to the All-In-One concept," said Feldt. "It gave us the possibility to create a player vs. player mode, which gave the game a totally new, exciting dimension. We believe the devices will have a natural place in people's home where kids and parents can play together, instead of the individual playing session we see today."
If you have a group of kids to entertain, check out Prankster Planet Banana Blast Off from Sesame Workshop. Kids solve a truly galactic problem by working together. It does a nice job of mixing fun with learning.
There are math equations and fun exercises about odd and even numbers. When I played it with my daughter and her friends, we treated it like a game show and pretended we were buzzing in with the answers.
Those banana blasters come in handy when the clock is ticking!
Sesame Learning Project Director Jodi Nussbaum told me more about the multi-player app.
"We are thrilled to extend the adventure of The Electric Company in this distinctive new app that changes depending on the players," said Nussbaum. "Banana Blast Off! gets at a deeper level of interactive game play and helps build and reinforce math skills with fun ways to solve challenging problems to triumph over Manny and bring the numbers back to Earth."
Another game is Quiz'Touch, a free game by AFTER-MOUSE.com. Get ready for an intense stare down over some interactive trivia. I love trivia games. Quiz'Touch lets you guess the answer by touching the screen or even making sounds (i.e. my brother trying to sound like a kangaroo to answer a question).
AIOs aren't just changing the gaming experience, they're changing how our kids learn and test their knowledge. They're creating new, fun experiences for families and groups of friends.
Learning will only get more fun for kids and kids at heart, especially once they dive into the engaging games and experiences found inside new Portable All-in-One PCs.
Images courtesy of Filimundus and Sesame Workshop.


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Five-times grand slam winner Maria Sharapova, banned in June for two years for doping offences, may be allowed to return in January, according to Russian Tennis Federation (RTF) president Shamil Tarpischev.
"Everything will be decided in September. It is impossible to say for certain but I think she will start playing again by January," Tarpischev was quoted as saying by the TASS news agency on Monday.
Former world number one Sharapova, 29, was suspended following a positive test for the banned drug meldonium during January's Australian Open.
In July, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said a ruling on her case would be held on September 19.


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So, I'm sitting in my bed eating a salad.
What?? You don't eat in your bed?
hmmm... Yeah. You're probably right. Eating in bed is not the best idea. For starters, there is a strong possibility that there is a 32inch flat screen in front of your face. Next thing you know it, you are watching reruns of Greys Anatomy, and you have a bedside fridge (filled with junk)on your nightstand. A few salads, cheetohs, a box of ho-hos and two months you've gained 50 lbs. I can see how this does not bode well. Maybe I'll rethink the food in bed thing.
But for now, let's just go with it shall we? Nobody's perfect. I check the fridge for snacks, scraps, food, anything really. The state of the lettuce was what grabbed my attention. I saw that it had a sad little droop going on. It still looked ever so edible, but I knew that it's time was near. I snagged it from the container. Of course the tomatoes looked deliciously plump and vibrant. I could feel my mouth watering. I perused the selection of dressings on the shelf. Of course I could have chosen a healthier option, like vinaigrette something or other. Tcchsss. Um. No. This momma reached for the Hidden Valley Ranch. Indeed I did. I also dug around and found a chunk of feta cheese. For one, that stinky cheese absolutely rocks a salad let me tell you. And two, if you've been around these parts (meaning my blog) then you know that I was unable to procure a block, much less a few crumbles of feta cheese in Santiago. It just couldn't be done.
So I tossed up this salad concoction and headed off. Because I felt I could eat in privacy? No, no no. Silly woman, there is no such thing when you have little children following you around like puppies. At first I was ok. Really, I was safe. You see, they were engaged, enthralled with "The Gummy Bear" song on youtube. My mother was playing it for them. I watched a little. But we had headed to the room and said our goodnights. Well, it wasn't my bedtime, but the kids' bedtime. So they were going to sleep. And then Miss Alexa peeks into the bowl, and smiles. "Mmmmm, i wahn summ mommy, gimmmee summ." I looked first to her, then to my son. I thought for approximately 2.2 seconds. If I gave her a bite, then she would know how incredibly yummy it was and she would want another bite. What's worse is that thing #2 would think he was missing out and would only want some because she was having some, and then he too would realize it was the bomb salad and after 3 or 4 bites it would all be gone. And I would be left with nothing. hmpf. I said no. Get in bed. Mommy loves you. Mwah!
Evil laughter........... bwah ha ha ha ha, bwah ha ha ha! The salad is mine, mine all mine!!!!
Ok. I feel bad. Sort of. Kind of? A little bit? No. Not really. At all. It was MYYY salad. Can't I ever have anything that's just mine? Ever again? Geesh. Am I supposed to share everything? It's not like they haven't been fed. Or didn't get their appropriate snacks for the day. And they had just drank their night time cup of milk. And the girl wants to eat my salad? Look, mommy has to draw the line somewhere. Tonight, it was my salad.
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The Swiss Roll otherwise known in my household as Roly Poly Cake is a baking basic. This was one of the first things I was taught how to bake at high school (not ever I began baking way before the age of 11). It is also one of the things I haven't baked since school, I love Swiss roll so I'm not 100% sure why I haven't baked it for so long. Perhaps it's the temptation of buying it pre-rolled from the supermarket as it is the cheapest cake you can buy from the supermarket, and as a skint student I admit I bought that 12p chocolate Swiss roll from Tesco.
Most Swiss roll recipes are similar, as I hadn't baked it for such a long time I decided to use the recipe in Mary Berry's 100 cakes and bakes, this book is proving great in grasping the basics. Most other books I find want to show you new cakes and bakes or improved cakes and bakes or simply their take on traditional cakes and bakes, this is great but sometimes you just need to go back to basics. Anyway... I'm going off on a tangent.
I did a bit 'research' before I attempted this bake and looked at how other recipes deviate, and also watched some videos of people rolling their cake in order to get the best possible result.
The sponge is really simple to make and takes no time to bake. I tipped it on to a baking sheet cover in caster sugar and let it cool a bit. It was lovely and 'spongey' when it came out and I trimmed it down to make a neat rectangle. I then rolled the cake whilst it was still fairly warm using the baking paper as an aid and left it to cool further. Once cooled I carefully unrolled the cake and spread on the jam, once the jam was spread evenly I quickly rolled it back up again and left it for an hour before taking of the baking paper.
Once ready I placed it on my cake plate and sprinkled with more caster sugar.
Et Voila!
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Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Gosh , that was fun ! But let's not do it ever again ...
Husband and I are moving house . In fact , we've been moving for the last three weeks and , were it not for Friend , we'd never be ready . She's a decorating demon and has tirelessly stripped vile bumpy wallpaper and friezes like technicolor roadkill , replastered and sanded and painted till she dropped .... and mercilessly bullied me into conquering my fear of the steam wallpaper-stripping machine and given master classes on filling holes in walls . And all with great charm .
The new flat , with a view of the river
So think of us on Saturday, it should be huge fun .... the man moving us has announced that his two young stagaires this year are from a training course for youngsters with ADHD so it won't take long
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- Toffeeapple said...
The very best of luck, especially with the trainees!
- 19 February 2013 at 14:21
- Tania said...
Ha! With a 'before' build-up like that, I can't wait to hear the 'after'.
- 19 February 2013 at 14:38
- Molly said...
Now all you'll have to do to go "messing about on the river" is step outside your front door! Good luck with the move!
- 19 February 2013 at 16:32
- English Rider said...
Good colors. I have a go-to woman for all of our moves. She has OCD and lines everything up like soldiers in my new cupboards and closets. Before I met her, it would not have occurred to me to group glasses with matching glasses. I'd just put them all out of sight and be done. Moving is always exhausting. Good luck!
- 19 February 2013 at 17:10
- Rattling On said...
You kept that quiet! All the best, especially with the packing, the rest is a lot easier.
When we moved from Moscow 2 whip thin young men moved everything themselves down 7 flights of stairs, they were truly awesome (and I don't use that word very often).
The 2 that turned up at this end were so fat they couldn't carry heavy stuff up stairs so my Dad and I had to do it!!
I work with a lot of ADHD boys. Just saying.
- 20 February 2013 at 03:32
- Lucille said...
I will certainly think of you on Saturday and hope that it stays dry for the move.
- 21 February 2013 at 14:04
- Marcheline said...
Best of luck! I couldn't have ice cream colored walls... I'd be licking them instead of getting anything done.
- 22 February 2013 at 05:48
- Friko said...
The best of luck with the move and the new flat.
May your river never burst it's banks.
When you are finished with your friend, could you send him/her over to Shropshire please? There's plenty to do here too.
- 22 February 2013 at 11:30
- colleen said...
A river, soothing colours, a lift! The foundations of happiness. Hope all goes well and that you are happy in your new home.
- 22 February 2013 at 12:40
- rachel said...
Be happy in your new home! Lovely colours, great view.....
- 23 February 2013 at 12:49
- love those cupcakes said...
Ooh, how exciting. Hope the move was hitch free.
- 24 February 2013 at 07:17
- shandy said...
How lovely to be so near to a river! Hope it went well.
- 27 February 2013 at 06:06
- Liz said...
Hope you're well settled in now - and snug and warm.
- 1 March 2013 at 11:50


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López is sick. Like yours now my face may have shown a compassionately confused expression when I heard the sad news about poor López. My counterpart at least was very quick to assure me there was no reason to worry as López was not unwell at all, quiet the opposite. "López is sick.", it turns out, happens to be American for: "López make excellent wines." Now you may think the American wine writer I talked to was a little confused about language, but I can assure you she is not confused about one thing - López is indeed, er, sick.
And as this cool-climate loving, acid-hounding Riesling fan can fall in love with mature white Rioja, maybe you can too?
Sometimes before going to bed I browse the websites of wine merchants and dream what I could order if only I had a proper wine cellar store wine long term (or, depending on the wine, a larger purchasing budget). During one of those sessions I came across a wine that seemed like the ideal solution to both problems: at over ten years of age it would not need more cellaring and at €9 it would not put a strain on my budget - considering the age it was a bargain.
I had heard of the Lucashof winery before, so I was curious to find out what one of their aged dry Rieslings (and from a well-know vineyard) would taste like.
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Monday, February 13, 2012
H.e.a.t. - Living On The Run
Almost two years ago we've got quite unexpected news about Idol-2009 winner Erik Grönwall replacing vocalist of H.e.a.t. - a band that pop-fans can remember by participation in Melodifestivalen-2009 with a rock-song "1000 Miles". Erik has shown himself as a big fan of classic 80s rock with a loud screaming vocal so there seemed nothing wrong in this idea and here we have the first single of H.e.a.t. with Erik.
"Living On The Run" is absolutely worthy follow-up of "1000 Miles", it's a big 80s rock song with a strong tune sounding like an old anthem that everyone has ocasionally missed then but finally it has arrived and becomes pretty exciting introduction to H.e.a.t.'s new era that will be celebrated on March 28th with release of the brand new album "Address The Nation".
Last autumn it was rumoured that Fredrik Kempe has written a track for guys to participate in Melodifestivalen but seems like they didn't negotiated so I hope guys will change their mind for the next schlager-season.
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ENGLAND'S national parks have lost millions of pounds in public funding in the last five years, new figures show.
With the exception of the South Downs, which only became operational in 2011, national parks have had their funding cut by a quarter since 2010, losing a total of £10 million overall.
A Press Association investigation has revealed that, in spite of promises to protect funds for national parks in the coming years, many across the country will be receiving significantly less in government grants by 2020 than a decade earlier.
Funding for the South Downs was at its highest in 2011/2012, at just under £11.4 million, but its funding has fallen since then to just under £9.8 million in the last financial year.
The Campaign for National Parks said the cuts to English national park authorities since 2010 has had an impact on services, with the Broads closing three out of six information centres and Dartmoor reducing staff by 35 per cent.
Earlier this year, ministers revealed their plans to increase the number of school visits to England's national parks and double apprenticeships by 2020.
Fiona Howie, the campaign charity's chief executive, said that the national parks were created to recognise and protect the beautiful areas rich in wildlife and culture, and the organisation welcomed the government's aspiration for more people to benefit from them.
But she also pointed out that an increase in visitors means higher maintenance costs, an example of such repairs are those of the footpaths which can cost between £100 and £160 a metre.
She said: 'If we want the parks to inspire current and future generations we need to make sure they receive the resources necessary for them to be maintained and, ideally, enhanced'.


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Colorado's Oskar Blues is innovating once again.
Oskar Blues — the first U.S. craft brewer to begin canning its beer – unveiled a new, slightly larger can on Thursday night following the first Great American Beer Festival sampling session.
The new 19.2 oz. package is dubbed the 'royal pint' by Ball Corporation, which manufactured the can and has suppliedOskar Blues with other innovative packages, including a 16-oz. resealable Alumi-Tek bottle for its Chaka collaboration beer. According to Oskar Blues spokesman Chad Melis, the new can provides a new sampling opportunity for Oskar Blues and also helps to keep the company at the forefront of the "innovation" discussion.
"We are trying to push the boundaries of what people expect from a can," he said. "As more breweries continue to introduce different offerings, we must continue to be creative and innovative on the packaging side just to remain relevant."
Melis said the new can will open the door for single-serve selling opportunities in both the liquor and convenience store channels.
"We are continuing to put the can in places where it wasn't before," said Melis. "The single-serve grab is not a huge commitment and it creates a sampling opportunity in those single-serve doors that didn't previously exist."
The new cans will initially be launched in Colorado, Ohio and Kentucky before being rolled out across the company's entire distribution footprint in the first quarter of 2013. The suggested retail price will range between $2.99 and $3.29.
The company currently packages Dale's Pale Ale in 12 oz. six-packs and 12-packs, and Melis said he doesn't expect the new offering to cannibalize existing sales.


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Spinal Curvature
Spinal curvature is not abnormal. In fact, it is very natural for the spine to curve from front to back in some areas. However, when a patient's spine curves abnormally it can become a detriment to their quality of life. An abnormal curvature could exist when the spine curves in a direction other than the slight curve backward and forward of the normal spine. This can often lead to pain and other symptoms depending on the area of the curvature and the degree to which the curve is seen.
Normal spine curves
Naturally, there are four curves in every spine. These begin at the cervical spine and continue through the sacral curvature. The curves are named with the area of the spine in which they are located. These include: sacral curvature, lumbar curvature, thoracic curvature and cervical curvature.
These normal curvatures begin developing while we are in the womb. When an infant is born, their spine is shaped like a "c." This is because the thoracic and sacral curvatures have developed within the womb. During the first few month of life, the cervical curvature develops, allowing the baby to lift its head. Around six months of age, the lumbar curvature develops, finally allowing the baby to crawl, sit and stand unassisted.
Spinal curvature disorders
When a physician discusses spinal curvatures, he or she is generally discussing the abnormal curvature and conditions associated with the curvature of the patient's spine. Spinal curvature disorders can generally be placed into three separate conditional diagnoses.
- Kyphosis – Kyphosis is a condition relating to the thoracic curvature of the spine. This condition causes patients to have an over-pronounced hunch in their middle back. This can occur due to genetics, certain diseases (such as Scheuermann's kyphosis of Gibbus deformity), poor or lacking nutritional supplement or poor posture over an extended period of time.
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Cushy cabs are nice, but hauling capacity and workhorse durability are the main reasons farmers drive pickup trucks instead of Buick Century sedans. You need that box to throw stuff in and go. And although it's hard to improve on the simple concept of open hauling space, there are plenty of new technologies and products that enhance the utility of the truck box. Here's a quick look at four of them.
Tough box
In the old days you had this choice: Buy an expensive bed liner or end up turning a rusted-out pickup truck box into a flatbed. General Motors now offers another option in its new model truck box made of advanced composite materials instead of steel. Called the Protec Composite box, it's like having a high-quality bed liner built into the box, only better.
Lawrence D. Burns, vice president of GM Research & Development and Planning, says, "We are not talking about just a traditional steel box with an industrial-strength bed liner. This is an entire unit made of durable composite materials."
The box's fenders and outer tailgate panel are made of reinforced reaction injection molded (RRIM) materials, chiefly polyurea with mica filler. The one-piece inner panel and the inside of the tailgate are formed by a structural reaction injection molding (SRIM) process and consist of a 50/50 mix of urethane and glass fiber.
The use of advanced SRIM and RRIM composite materials reduces the total weight of the truck by approximately 50 lbs., which improves fuel economy and payload carrying capability. The tailgate alone is 15 lbs. lighter than a current steel tailgate, making it easier to open and close.
In the product-testing phase, GM engineers installed 48 of the units on Chevy C/K pickup trucks and put them to use in phosphate and sulfur mines, chemical environments and tar sand fields. The composite boxes were pounded, twisted and punished for two years and nearly two million miles at temperatures ranging from -40° to 170°F. The composite box proved it could withstand brutal punishment.
The outer panels are twice as damage resistant as composite panels used on cars such as the Chevrolet Corvette. If a fender is damaged, it can be removed in less than 10 minutes, repaired in a matter of hours and reinstalled with a minimum of downtime. Most scratches on the inside of the box or tailgate can be polished out with a common commercial silicone cleanser.
The Chevy Silverado with the optional composite pickup box is built at GM's truck assembly plant in Ft. Wayne, IN. Price for the option is about $850. For more information, visit www.chevy.com.
Retractable hitch ball
Gooseneck trailers are great, except when you're done pulling them and want to use your pickup truck's box to haul something. Then you've got a hitch ball poking up in the middle of your truck bed, so you either have to load around the darn thing or climb into the truck bed to raise or lower it by hand.
The PopUp retractable hitch ball solves that problem because you can raise or lower it instantly from the truck's wheel well. You just pull on a handle to raise the ball, and push in the handle to lower it. There's no need to jump into the truck bed to deal with a dirty, greasy hitch ball.
The PopUp kit installs on many late-model pickup trucks without additional fabrication or welding. Once you've got a 3-in. hole in the truck bed, the kit bolts in place using existing frame holes and without loosening the truck bed. The unit spans the truck frame under the bed. Once installed, the ball is rated for 30,000 lbs. gross trailer weight and 7,500 lbs. gross tongue weight.
The kit includes spring-loaded safety chain anchors and all installation hardware. Installation time is about 1½ hours. Prices start at $365. For more information, contact PopUp Industries Inc., Dept. FIN, 220 W. 14th St., Chanute, KS 66720, 620/431-5884, www.popuphitch.com.
Plug-in power
A lot of jobs you'd like to do out in the field are just too big for cordless power tools. That's when it would be nice to have the PowerBox — a combination generator, compressor and welder specifically designed to turn a pickup truck into your own mobile repair shop.
Ranging in output from 8,500 to 12,300W, three different models run on a standard 20- to 25-hp Kohler engine or an optional propane/dual fuel engine. Once the motor is fired up, there's enough power to run a circular saw, power nailer, plasma arc cutter and welder all at the same time. A 12½-gal. stainless steel fuel tank provides sufficient fuel to keep the power on for up to 24 hours. The air compressor has a 10-gal., 100-psi air storage tank for running air tools such as impact wrenches and grinders. Each unit is equipped with one ⅜-in. and one ¼-in. air outlet. All models come with battery, electric starter, low oil pressure shutdown and overheat indicators.
Perhaps the most remarkable feature is that the self-contained, lockable unit fits between the cab and wheel wells of most full-sized pickups. In addition to keeping the unit secure, the lockable box keeps the motor quiet, at just 76 dB. It's possible to talk on a cell phone in the truck cab while the motor is running. Prices range from $4,450 for a small electric and air-powered unit to $17,750 for a 26-hp Kubota diesel-powered unit that produces 350 amps of weld power at 100% duty cycle. For more information, contact Dynamic Power Source, Dept. FIN, 4005 Earnings Way, New Albany, IN 47150, 800/816-6601, www.dynamic powersource.com.
Rack systems
A rack over the truck bed sure would be handy when you need to haul a ladder, pipe, lumber or other long item. Handy, that is, if it doesn't take all day to build it, install it and tear it down. A rack installation kit may be the answer.
Weather Guard's Weekender ladder rack sets up fast and hauls payloads of up to 250 lbs. Adjustable tubular steel pockets bolt onto either side of the truck box. A setscrew holds the 14-gauge wall steel tubing uprights in place. An adjustable load bar slides in and out to accommodate different ladder or material widths. Price: $268.
For larger rack loads of up to 1,000 lbs., you may want the new Fast Rack system that spans the entire bed with four bolt-on uprights. This model works well with bed liners because it mounts on top of the bed rails. Price: $509.
For more information, contact Knaack Mfg. Co., Dept. FIN, 420 E. Terra Cotta Ave., Crystal Lake, IL 60014, 800/459-6020, www.weatherguard.com.


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When you're as talented as Angelica Hale, the end of competition on America's Got Talent doesn't mean your time in the spotlight is truly over.
As most of us know, the little girl with the big voice came second on AGT and the ever-so-talented singing ventriloquist, Darci Lynne, went home the winner.
There was nothing but love between the two phenomenal girls.
Tears of joy!! Congratulations @itsdarcilynne I ❤U! #AGT @agt #AGTFinale
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And to make things even more wonderful, Angelica announced on her Twitter and Instagram pages that she would be joining Darci again in Las Vegas at Planet Hollywood on November 3 and 4 for live performances.
Beyond thrilled to announce that I will be joining @ItsDarciLynne in the #lasvegas #liveshows @PlanetHollywood Nov.3 & 4! Thx #AGT & 🇺🇸💖⭐😍🎶 pic.twitter.com/lpX8i7KJl0— Angelica Hale (@angelicahale) September 21, 2017
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Managing payroll, book keeping, audits and other accounting services can be very challenging and time-consuming for a business owner.
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Project information
Environmental & Renewable Energy Learning centre
To develop a learning centre to communicate and support the education of individuals and institutions regarding Uganda's rich and diverse environment, to promote environmental conservation and the use of renewable technologies in Uganda, and to support sustainable local enterprise
January 2016 - July 2016
Charity information: Stepping Stones - Uganda
Uganda's environment has suffered as a result of unsustainable exploitation of the country's natural resources and unregulated development without any considerations of the socio-economic and environmental implications. In more recent years, steady economic growth and foreign investment have facilitated a new sense of development and progress. Nevertheless, only 11.5% of Uganda's territory is currently under conservation protection and the environment is recognised to be under growing pressure.
SSU believes that the root causes of environmental degradation must be addressed, and a holistic strategic approach must be adopted. At the same time, immediate, practical and hands on local and national initiatives are also required. Conservation and management programmes are more likely to be successful if individuals understand the value and key risks relevant to the region. A learning centre would facilitate engagement of stakeholders to promote environmental conservation in the region
Aim 1
Secure farmland suitable for the learning centre in the central district of Kayunga.
Activities» Phase 1 is NOW COMPLETED SSU have successfully secured 21 acres of farmland in the central district of Kayunga
What success will look like
The acquisition of land provides a level of commitment on behalf of SSU to forge partnerships with targeted organisations to form a collaboration in delivering a successful project
Aim 2
Collaboration with stakeholder groups, including; Local & International NGO's & Local Government
Activities» NOW UNDERWAY - SSU is currently in discussions with a number of both local and International organisations, Government officials and departments.
What success will look like
Success will be forming partnerships with 'specialism' focused organisations to provide technical input to both the planning and delivery of this project. E.g. A climate change NGO
Aim 3
Raise £12,750 to install security fencing around the site
Activities» Fund raising events in both the UK and Uganda
What success will look like
Donors and investors will receive regular photographic reports on the progress of each stage
Aim 4
Secure funding to fully implement the learning centre
Activities» Fundraising events Grant proposals Seek private investors & Stakeholder groups
What success will look like
The project will be supervised by Richard Woolley, the senior project manager based in Uganda. Donors / Investors will receive regular comprehensive project and financial reports.
The learning centre will be developed in collaboration and will feature as an integral part of regional and national environmental education and awareness creation efforts. The centre will provide a channel to enable national policy to cascade down to grassroots level and directly impact local communities, providing educational opportunities to local people with an emphasis on youth. Educational learning opportunities at the centre would be focused on biodiversity and particularly land use.
There is a risk that one or more of the partnering organisations may decide to leave the collaboration. Although each organisation is chosen for a particular technical expertise, SSU has dealt with the risk by fostering close links with a plethora of NGO's and organisations to ensure we are best placed to replace any exiting partner.
A comprehensive Monitoring and Evaluation protocol is in place to ensure that the centre remains on track to achieve the documented aims and objectives. Reports will be compiled collaboratively, ensuring that both donors and stakeholder groups receive a comprehensive quarterly report.
Budget - Project Cost: £12,750Loading graph....
Amount Heading Description £10,000 Chain Link Fencing secure fencing around complete site £1,400 Labour Labour to install 1,160 metres of fencing £700 Transport Transporting of materials to site £650 Security Employing security company for 1 month during installation
The learning centre will be located in the district of Kayunga, Central Uganda, approximately 60km from the capital city of Kampala.
Kayunga provides an ideal location for the centre, nestled in the central region, is home to an estimated 361,483 residents, 96% of whom rely on subsistence agriculture. Kayunga provides an idea location for this project.
- Centrally located
- One of Uganda's biggest farming regions
- The land acquired by SSU borders Ssezibwa wetland
Open to any interested party, however, the centre will actively target subsistence farmers and students.
Farmers - to increase the value of their harvests through better and more efficient farming practices so that they can improve their lives without damaging the natural resources they rely on.
Students - To encourage and promote environmental conservation projects within their school environment
It is anticipated that the centre will benefit 24,000 farmers / students in year one alone.
Why Us?
Why Us?
SSU is a young charity, since forming in 2013, we have achieved a considerable amount.
This project will only be successfully delivered by forming a collaboration of local & International NGO's, private companies, government bodies and private donors.
Although the vision and idea has been formed by SSU, it is the partnerships that they will form that will ensure a successful and long lasting project is implemented.
Read more about the Charity running this project.
Richard Woolley - Chairman Stepping Stones Uganda
Richard is permanently based in Uganda. Richard has built up an influential network of colleagues within NGO's, local government and private companies


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It's a tradition as old as time, for men and women to take to the stage.
Theater has been an outlet for many over the course of history, from ancient Greece to the Renaissance, to the Victorian age and postmodernism, it has been proven that acting has been one of the greatest, most cathartic forms of expression that benefits not only the audience, but the performers, directors, and crew as well. For Tim Waddell, this passion has chased him throughout the course of his life.
Tim is truly a remarkable character, with many skills and talents under his belt. Since arriving in Kuwait in 1996 Tim has been a teacher, a web developer, an independent marketer, a magazine editor, and a key player in the growth of one of Kuwait's largest travel brands across the region. Quite a varied CV.
By his own admission he was "Lucky! One of those annoying kids who never struggled in school. For whom academia was easy. It just didn't stimulate me in the same way as the Arts. I was always the creative child!"
Tim's relationship with the theater is a lifelong romance. As a child, he'd frequent the theater with his parents. His breakout role came at the ripe old age of ten, cast as one of the Factory Boys in a production of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield in his hometown, Broadstairs, during the annual Dickens festival. For the already-fascinated young Tim, stepping onto a stage, outside of school, was the moment when the theater "bug" really took hold. From that point forward his downtime as a teen was spent volunteering with local theater companies and performing at children's parties and hotel cabarets as a magician. Earning his pocket money. Honing his craft.
As he neared the end of his schooling, he was expected to continue his education at university, following the Sciences into genetic engineering, or something similar. But instead, defying, and then compromising with his parents, he settled on a degree in Education with a concentration in Music and Drama.
"I had to agree to the Education degree because it promised a career down the line," he laughs fondly. "It was quite a fight at the time, but I knew I had to follow my heart if I was going to happy!"
While most would return home from university for the holidays, excited to reconnect with friends, Tim would work long, lonely, summers as a performer on the cross channel boats that ran from Dover to Calais, and spend Christmas vacations performing twice daily with Girling Productions, the local professional theater troupe, in their seasonal pantomimes.
"I was living the dream. I was studying for my degree but performing every opportunity I could. It was a wonderful time in my life. Little did he know then, that he would be soon be bringing that experience to Kuwait, where his passion for performing and pantomime could continue to flourish in the tiny desert nation.
Flash forward a few years, and Tim Waddell arrives to Kuwait to teach at the Kuwait International English School in 1996. Though committed to his work as an educator, his first goal was to find an outlet for his real passion, theater.
"I came across Kuwait Little Theater, which had been going for almost fifty years, but was just getting back on its feet after the invasion." He auditioned for their upcoming production of the pantomime, Aladdin, and was delighted to land the part of Widow Twankey, the panto Dame.
"I felt about 25 years too young to play it at the time." Tim admits. "But I was determined to make it my own and draw on the fantastic experience I had grown up with back home." And so a monumental friendship with Kuwait's community theater was formed.
For the next fifteen years, Tim directed, produced and performed in countless performances with the KLT, but the time and energy that community theater requires was taking a toll and in 2012 Tim fell out with the theater over what he describes as "over-zealous censorship" and lack of support.
"Art isn't meant to be safe. Or simply 'Entertaining'. There's a line we all have to walk in respect to not offending others' beliefs, but the committee who ran KLT became so preoccupied with not offending anyone that they began inventing reasons that people 'might' be offended. If you sanitize something to the point that NO-ONE can be offended by ANYTHING then you really have nothing left. The process and the product become stale. It was at that point I knew I needed to go off in a different direction."
Tim pulled the show he had been producing at the time, (the eighth in an annual series of songs-from-the-shows style concerts), from the KLT line-up. He returned his keys to the little theater that had been his second home for fifteen years, and hit his computer. Drawing on other strings from his bow he created a brand identity, a website, and social media accounts, and, overnight, launched Staged in Kuwait; an independent community theatre group under which, he would stage the show that KLT felt was "inappropriate".
Fast forward five years and, while KLT has closed its doors a-nd folded, SIK has gone from strength to strength, extending to the public a yearly pantomime, a musical, improv comedy nights, and drama classes – all under Tim's leadership. Staying true to the sentiment of true community ventures , it costs absolutely nothing for members of the public to be involved in SIK activities: just time, dedication, and a positive attitude.
"Community theater is made by, and for, the local community," Tim says thoughtfully. "People get involved for many reasons. For some it is purely social. For some it is about developing confidence, or learning a craft. But for all, along the way, they create friendships and bonds that are real and rewarding. There is something truly special about community theatre. About doing something for love, not money."
Indeed, the word "professional" is somewhat of a dirty word in Tim's vocabulary in the context of community theater. "I hate seeing the word 'professional' bandied about as a label of quality. It isn't. 'Professional' should be used to denote that's how you earn your living. Not how expert you think you are. I am exceptionally proud that all our performers are 'amateurs' with professional careers. That they give so much time and energy to our activities for something greater than a paycheck. Community theater is about passion, but more than that it is about teamwork, and sacrifice."
Beyond being a time-consuming past-time, Tim's work in Community Theater is evidently a labor of love, and with each season, that love is seen in the brilliant work the SIK community does. From last May's impressive production of Beauty and the Beast, (a show Tim is extremely proud of, because "I just can't believe we pulled it off!" he said giddily with a huge grin) to the recent pantomime, Puss in Boots, SIK, with Tim's direction and dedication, continues to bring magic into our lives.
With barely time to breathe between one show and the next, he is now prepping for the 2018 Spring Musical The Drowsy Chaperone, which will be holding auditions this month. It goes without saying that our humble guest is extremely busy, but very fulfilled.
"There's a saying I love: 'Movies will make you famous, television will make you rich, but theater will make you happy.' Fame is all relative, and I learned in my 40s, that money really doesn't make me happy. So I'm looking forward to another next decade or two of theatre. It's the one place I am always happy." And he certainly looks it.
Up Close and Personal Questionnaire
What do you most value in your friends?
Honesty. Good or bad. I don't want to be surrounded by "Yes" men.
What is your idea of perfect happiness?
I am rarely happier than when I am on stage. I just disappear into another place that I really can't explain.
What is your greatest fear?
Being old and incapable.
What is the trait you most deplore in yourself?
Impatience. I want everything done yesterday.
What is the trait you most deplore in others?
Laziness – or arrogance.
Which living person do you most admire?
Inspirational leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Barack Obama inspire me. People who try to be the change that they want to see in the world.
What is your greatest extravagance?
I don't really have one. Maybe technology.
Which words or phrases do you most overuse?
"One more time!"
What is it that you most dislike?
Which talent would you most like to have?
To be able to dance.
If you could have any job, what would it be?
I would love to direct a show in a large West End theater. But I quite like my current job!
What would you consider your greatest achievement?
Making it to 40. I have long suffered from depression and for many years thought that I wouldn't get this far.
What is your most treasured possession?
My family.
What is your most marked characteristic?
I used to be a perfectionist. I'm getting better at being happy with 'suitably average'.
Where would you most like to live?
In the USA in the 1890s when Vaudeville was at its peak.
What are your favorite words to live by?
"Enjoy life – This is not a rehearsal!"
Interested in community theatre? Visit SIK's website at: www.stagedinkuwait.com. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @stagedinkuwait.
Photos by Dhari Al Fozan.


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Cannabis Now Magazine, the nation's leading cannabis magazine, is seeking competitive and extremely motivated sales professionals to sell advertising in our publication and media outlets.
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Are you looking for fun, budget-friendly ways to entertain your kids during spring break before the boredom sets in? How about making edible playdough? Your kids can help make it and if they eat it, no worries! I have ingredients for most of these recipes already in my stockpile!
Here are some fun edible playdough recipes from across the blogosphere:
Peanut Butter Playdough – This recipe from "Make and Takes" is a personal favorite for me because I love peanut butter and so do my kids! All you need is peanut butter, honey, and powdered sugar. These are three things we have on hand already – yay!
Kool Aid Playdough – This recipe is from DLTK kids and is a great way to use up some of those Kool Aid packets. The colors are great, too! All you need for this recipe is flour, salt, a Kool Aid packet, water, and vegetable oil!
Marshmallow Playdough – This recipe from The Paisley Cupcake combines two favorites (marshmallows and peanut butter) and I'm not sure we'd even make it to the playdough stage while making it!! All you need is large marshmallows, a spoon, peanut butter, and wet wipes for clean-up!
Last, but certain not least – how about some CHOCOLATE Playdough? Shabby Chic Crafts has a recipe for Chocolate Playdough. All you need is flour, cocoa powder, salt, cream of tartar, oil, and water. She even has some great suggestions for "dressing it up" to give away as gifts!
Which recipe are you and YOUR kids going to try out first?!
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Before Legrand H. Clegg II, chairman of the Coalition Against Black Exploitation ("Bad Blood Roles in 'Purple'," Reader Comment, Feb. 16) decided to comment on the manner in which blacks are currently portrayed on television ("as thugs, dope addicts or fools"), he should have tuned in to one or more of the following:
"Benson": In which a (black) head of housekeeping in the governor's mansion inadvertently plays Horatio Alger and winds up as the state's lieutenant governor. He is an idealist and a humanist, and genuinely seems to have the people's needs at heart.
"The Cosby Show": depicting a family (black) who seem to have successfully achieved the American Dream. Family issues typically involve dates, homework and sibling rivalry ("Father Knows Best" 20 years later).
"Charlie & Co.": another relatively successful family (black), in which the head of the household plays the only sane, competent and rational employee at the local road department office. His white co-workers are an assortment of incompetents, apple-shiners and goof-offs.


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Press Release
May 22, 2011
The Philippine Overseas Employment Agency (POEA) found in favor of ten Filipino migrant teachers deployed to
Louisiana, in an administrative case against their recruiter. In a decision dated May 9, 2011, the POEA cancelled the license of the local-based recruitment agency, imposed fines and awarded refund to the complainants. USA
"We welcome the victory of the brave Filipino migrant teachers of
. This comes in the wake of earlier awards by the Louisiana Louisiana Work Commission (LWC) to the teachers for violation of labor laws in the by their US-based recruiter. Hopefully illegal recruiters will learn a lesson from the courageous fight put up by the teachers," stated Judy Ann Miranda, secretary-general of Partido ng Manggagawa (PM). US
PM is assisting the Filipino migrant teachers in their organizing efforts through a US-based liaison officer and in their legal case here in the
. Among the complainants who won an award from the POEA is Mairi Nunag-Tanedo who is executive vice president of the Filipino Educators Federation of Louisiana (FEFL), the organization formed by the US-based teachers in pursuit of their campaign for justice against their illegal recruiters. Philippines
"We encourage other teachers who have been similarly victimized by PARS and UPI or other illegal recruiters to come out and fight for your rights. We will support you and through perseverance, you will surely win as the precedent of the
teachers have shown," Miranda added. Louisiana
In the decision signed by POEA Administrator Carlos S. Cao, Jr., the local-based PARS International Placement Agency and the US-based Universal Placement International (UPI) was found guilty of overcharging of fees. The license of PARS was ordered cancelled, and its officers and directors of the agency at the time the offense was committed were also prohibited from engaging in the business of overseas placement. Fines were also imposed on PARS. Finally, refunds in amounts ranging from USD 4,583.33 to USD 7,169.33 were awarded to each of 10 complainants. They had originally paid around $15,000 as placement and other fees.
Moreover UPI was prohibited from participating in the overseas placement program of the government. The owners of PARS and UPI, Emilio V. Villarba and Lourdes Navarro respectively, were also put in the POEA's list of people with derogatory records. These two entities, according to PM and FEFL are owned and operated by one family since Villarba and Navarro are siblings.
In separate cases filed by some 15 teachers more than a year ago, the two agencies were accused of over-charging their clients of placement and other fees, and contract violations. Last April 10, 2010, the LWC ruled that UPI had charged the teachers certain fees which were prohibited and premature under state laws, and ordered it to repay the Filipino teachers $1.8 million in illegally charged fees.


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Clark Elementary Kids House is an after-school initiative that provides a safe, caring, and structured environment in which children are not only empowered to recognize the value of their abilities, but are encouraged to contribute positively to their community.
Clark Elementary is located in the Ward Four Petworth neighborhood of Washington, DC and serves a multi-cultural population of African-American, Latino, African and Caribbean students from Head Start to grade five. At Clark Elementary, we believe that every child is unique, valuable, lovable, and has the innate ability to learn regardless of sex, ethnic, social, religious, or economic background. We also believe that every child has an inalienable right to be educated in a setting that is safe, functional, caring, stimulating, and developmentally appropriate.
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