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I'd love to know what people consider a "real" job that actors or artists couldn't hang at doing.
I'm speaking from my own experiences. I teach high school in the Northside of Richmond, have a family (wife + 2 boys) and count myself lucky enough to be in TWO of Richmond Shakespeare's summer Festival.
Anyone who doesn't consider acting to be a "real" job has never had to memorize lines, deal with malfunctioning equipment (and other actors), contend with massive supernova egos, as well as directors and stage management you'd rather do without, in addition to playing each and every moment you've rehearsed for a month like it's the first time it's happened, in front of real live human beings.
Of course, doing paperwork in a cubicle, answering telephones, filing data or attending the occasional meeting count as "real" jobs.
Some people need to wake up and realize that a desk job equals death, while the same individuals who turn their noses up at acting as "real" work sweat and hyperventilate when they have to present some prepared, read-off-the-notecards report in front of 6 people in suits in nice swivel chairs.
Balancing a social life, a home life and a theatre career is like juggling flaming chainsaws. Anyone who says it's easy can come hang out with me or any 3 actors for a week and do what we do.
End of ranting.
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I think the perception of gadabout actors comes from the glossy magazines with pictures of actors running in the surf and being cited for being too fat or too thin. Rarely does the public see actors working - especially stage actors. Unfortunately they all seem to get painted with the same brush.
Having said that - most of the actors (and directors and stage managers and crew and designers, etc....) that I know in Richmond are not fortunate enough to be able to make a living at it. The ones who do - more power to them - are many times the ones doing multiple shows. The majority I believe work "real jobs" to support their theatre habit. My desk job does not equal death, I happen to love my job. And it enables me to do something that I love which is theatre.
I understand where Mr Cole is coming from in his sense of frustration with the hours and the people, but if you are on the burn out track - get off. It can happen so easily, before you know it you are totally angry at the social affairs you miss, the school functions of the kids that go by the wayside, that actor who waits till rehearsal to eat a stinky dinner, the stage manager who won't give you a break for not being off book. I understand, I do! Take a break, for goodness sake. Heaven knows you can't depend on your theatre paychecks for the house payment.
Having reached the exhausted point myself about a year ago - I quit. Haven't done a show in over a year. I missed it at first, and I am starting to miss it again, so I hope to start work soon on another project. But I will go back with excitement and energy, something that was missing on my last show.
The last I heard - acting (and all other theatre) was a choice.
Dave, sorry this is so long. Edit as you see fit!
Jeff - Maybe I'm missing the point of your comment, but is teaching high school NOT a real job?
Sue, you took the words right out of my mouth after reading Mr. Cole's comments. But I think the point is more that we have the perception of actors as being lazy, do nothings. This is because of the famous hollywood type exactly as Sue mentioned. However, I think the point was more to take a look at an actor such as Frank Creasy. Frank has a "real job". It is even a deathly desk job, but still finds the time and energy to have a show running as well as rehearsing his next endeavor. I say good for you Frank!
I am typing from my cubicle right now, and I thank god that I still have my job. Without this job I would not be able to be a part of the theatre community in Richmond, as a designer or even a patron. That brings me around to the real reaction to what I have read. Without the jobs that were insulted (which I am sure was unintentional, seeing as he insulted his own job a bit) we would have no one to perform for, and then where would we be?
I guess you can add me to the list of people working back to back (started rehearsals for Henry V the day after we opened Trailer Park.) But this seems normal to me, because you never know when your next acting gig is coming so you take it when you get it. Oh for the joy of planning it out...Bruce I would like to do show A, and then Chase...can I do show B, which you may have to move because I need a vacation first. I used to think I could make a middle class living at theatre, but I don't believe now that there is a middle class in the arts. You are poor or you are rich and famous. But as Sue said it is a choice...sort of...for most of us it is a calling that we can't live without.
Dang, I was gonna leave this posting alone, Dave said such nice things and all and that was quite enough for me...but now I kind of have to weigh in on the "theatre versus other work" line of commentary.
You see, by day I manage a tech support help desk for a large company. I'm taking Jeff at his word that editing was not foremost in his commentary, though I know plenty of artists really do believe "desk job equals death" or similar line of thinking. I had a friend once refer to "selling out" by me working a non-artistic job. So here's my take on all that: Flawed as I may be, if I didn't do this job, who WOULD? Someone possibly with very different values and priorities. Mine are based on balancing corporate responsibilities and accountabilities to customers and budget concerns with the honesty and compassion needed to manage a team of service professionals. It takes courage, it takes commitment, it takes passion, it takes vision to do it well expect and how their performance is measured, and have the courage of your convictions to reward those who meet or exceed that, and to hold accountable those who do not. So, in sum, qualities required on my "deadly desk job" include: Courage, compassion, honesty, conviction, commitment, passion (among others). Any artists out there think these same qualities might apply in the theatre or on camera? Might not these same qualities and knowledge of them inform our art?
Having said all that, I also keep in mind WHY people work jobs they might not love: We haved love our families and significant others by taking care of them. But knowing I can go and do something I love at the end of the day (theatre) helps get me through the things each day I don't love so much. I like my job (not every day), but I LOVE theatre.
Working in theatre means burning the candle at both ends. But we picked the candle, and we love the candle, and we don't even mind if it burns us on occasion. Because, after all - we LIVE for the candle. And we're lucky, so very very lucky, to get to do something we love, and to share that passion with others. We get to remind people of what's most vitally important in life, why it is such a joy despite all our trials. Can it be anything other than a blessing?  But I still love it, and if I get too tired, well - I can step away as needed. As Dave points out, it's not like I'm counting on this money or anything from working in theatre.
I don't always succeed in everything I set out to do on stage, but I never forget the most important thing: The people in the audience have come to be ENTERTAINED. They might leave informed or enlightened as well, but first comes entertainment. This is always my first goal, and I hope I at least succeed in that measure most of the time. I hope what I do helps in some small measure to remind people of what they're working for. After all, it's all the people working the jobs most artists hate who buy the tickets and donate to the non-profits. It would behoove us not to look down our noses on their livelihood, since it makes our work in theatre possible.
And now I'm done. God bless us, every one!
 To insult people at desk jobs is immature and I hope was just said out of frustration. Yes. Actors work hard. They don't get paid enough, it's true.
But it's the people at the desk jobs- the people who aren't actors- who are the ones donating money so your non-profit organization is able to put on productions so the actors can perform.  This is not to say that there aren't actors who are supporting the theatre. Obviously they are. Actors here not only are supportive of other productions, but I've known quite a few families of actors who are big donors. But to insult anyone with a career that's NOT acting? Please.
And for an actor to fuss about juggling schedules is also ridiculous. No one is doing that here, thank goodness. Of course we all say things like, "Ew. Tech rehearsal." But I like to think that even though it IS rough, we love it.
Richmond's a very small theatre community. To be cast in one show is a success. For some, once you're in one, you're in them all. For a director to work around your schedule because you are in another show is a privilege. Often, auditions aren't even held because a director KNOWS who they want for a role, and in doing so, leave out others who might be just as good. This is a whole other thought completely, but my point is that if a director is working around your schedule because you're in another show, let's not complain about how busy you are. Be grateful that you have made it to a place where you CAN have the ease of going from show to show.
And yes. I mean ease. Acting is an incredibly hard job for the reasons we've pointed ouperform and NOT sit at that desk... and die, apparently. To be able to do what you love.
I don't usually comment on this blog, but a little perspective and a little appreciation of what you have is key to get through the day.
Some really great stuff is being said here by everyone and I can shake my head yes and no to some portion of each viewpoint. For me, here's another little tid bit to think about that can be taken with a grain of salt: The "job" of being an actor is like no other in the world. Any bafoon, on any given day, with absolutely no training, talent or acting resume whatsoever, can roll out of bed tomorrow and proclaim to the world, "You know what? I've decided that I'm now AN ACTOR!!" Humbug, I say.  I've decided that now I'm a CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT".
Unfortunately, there is no license to be an actor. You don't have to have experience or even a whisper of talent to call yourself "an actor". Personally, I think that's a crime. I often wish that it was a title that you had to EARN, like Knighthood or passing the bar. I sing in the shower, but I'm not a singer. Realisticly, in my opinion, Richmond has tons of performers whose goal is primarily to "entertain" and be "entertained" with their "entertainment". And that's way okay with me; good for you. However (again in my opinion), there is a only a realitvely small group of artists out there who should be allowed (if it were possible) the esteemed title of "actor". Doing a couple of shows a year does not make you one, having it as a hobby does not make you one, being poor and overworked does not make you one, being an extra in a couple of movies does not make you one, playing Hamlet in Richmond or Willy Loman in Topeka does not make you one, being a dancing bear selling soap does not make you one or even being a card-carrying Union Member does not make you an actor. Either you have talent or you don't. Either you have a deep seeded passion for the CRAFT, I'll say it again, the CRAFT or you don't.
 Don't paint yourself to be a suffering artist if you don't have the art to back up your bitching.
I agree with Jacquie--acting is (or rather should be) a calling no more and no less then being a priest; for some of us it is just that--A SPIRITUAL CALLING. Maybe if more of us felt that way the quality of the art would rise. Maybe our art would be respected more. Maybe our paychecks would rise. Been to Blockbuster lately? For every Slumdog Millionare there are a thousand Dude, Where's My Car(s). We desperately need more people, more actors, for whom it is not a choice, but an obsession.
You need a hobby? Collect stamps and give an actor your part in the play. For those who call it a choice, I say get off the stage and leave the acting to the ones who feel the NEED to act. I'm willing to bet that they could use the gig.
If acting paid half a damn, everyone and their cousin would be lineing up to do it. And I believe the arts should be open for anyone to experience, I do. I really, really do. More should try it to actually see what we go through and how truly hard it is. I'm not a theatre snob who feels only certain people should be allowed to do it. Hey,come on in, the water's fine. But please, for the love of God, tell people that you're acting, say you're performing, tell folks you're at the "TheeeAter doin' some dramea", but stop calling yourself an actor.
Call yourself what you are, be proud of what you are (in any honorable profession), but try to make sure you deserve to call yourself what you think you are.
Jeez. There I go, posting on little sleep and a lot of pent-up frustration. To all those I may have leaned on too heavily or unrightly taken to task, I apologize. No insult or disrespect was intended.
Kudos to Frank for helping me put things in a little perspective.
The context of my comments springs from Dave suggesting that some people (certainly not all) see actors (or possibly anyone else in the arts) as layabouts, afraid or unwilling to get hard-working, respectable, 9-5 jobs. Those people, who don't see or refuse to take hardships into account, are the people to whom I was referring.
I most readily accept that anyone, regardless of employment, who comes to see a show should be given thanks. I'm not a professional football player, but I can respect the hard work they do. We don't have an eagle eye perspective into training camp or the players watching game footage. Likewise, most audiences have no concept of what it takes to be an actor, to inhabit the psyche of another human being from show to show.
I'll be the first to admit that everyone has a niche; if we're lucky we can fill 2 or 3 of them. I am humbled to be able to do the work I do, to meet the people I have and seen the work of others. This is truly a profession where you can learn something new every day. Like not to post reactionary ramblings without thinking first.
Speaking of thinking, I think I'll go to bed now, duly chastened. If any offense was reinforced by this attempt at a clarification, it was unintentional and unwanted. I hope I've helped and not made it worse.
Of course I love working in the arts. But that doesn't mean it's easy.
I'll leave the last anonymous poster alone.
When the arts call to you, whether it be theatre or painting or dance or any art form to ignore it is misery. I know, I have tried continuously. In the attempt to sastify the political correct idea of "real job" I have found myself in various types of employment. Even attempting to cheat art by attemtping to find a socially accepted substitute. And the only thing I found was that it was never enough. You can't cheat, you can't ignore it, and you can't substitute for it. When art calls to you, you must answer it or forever live in a state of regret. If you miss the art there's a reason for it. And there are many avenues open, especially in the theatre, that will allow you to come back home.
A job is providing a service, however, we have gotten to the point where we associated a person's job value by the income that they bring in. But some of the most valuable jobs in the world had very little financial profit. It is not your level of education, or what you do that defines you, it is your actions. (And I'm sorry, no one is better than another all because of the job they have.) Everything else is just labels. If you took a label off a can of stewed tomatoes, isn't it still a can of stewed tomatoes?


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Following theoretical and practical work, the project team then tested these prototype exoskeletons with volunteers. A key technical challenge was how to combine a robust and open architecture with a novel wearable robotic system that can gather signals from human activity. 'Nonetheless, we succeeded in investigating for the first time the potential of automatically controlling human-robot interactions in order to enhance user compliance to a motor task,' says Moreno. 'Our research with healthy humans showed such positive and promising results that we are keen to continue validation with both stroke and spinal cord injury patients.'
'In the project we also defined novel techniques to evaluate and benchmark performances of wearable exoskeletons,' says Moreno. 'Further innovation projects are planned by consortium members to follow up on this research, and to exploit developments in the field of human motion capture, human-machine interaction and adaptive control.'
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Finally, my battery cells arrived. It took much longer than expected due to customs delays. The seller shipped my cells by train from China and did send me a tracking. The cells would enter Europe through the Warsaw train terminal, and once arrived and released by the Polish customs, UPS would ship them from Poland to the Netherlands.
Unfortunately, this took a very long time, but once the UPS tracking was (finally) working I’ve received the cells within a few days.
But this was to be expected. You do save money, but have to order it yourself, have access to the required payment methods, you have to find a reputable seller (some sell refurbished cells), and you need to have the proper tools and knowledge to balance them.
Since I did order bare cells, I had to top-balance them myself in order to get the best performance. The cells can have different SOC levels (State-Of-Charge) and once in series, the cell with the lowest SOC would trigger the BMS to shutdown. By balancing the cells you’re equalizing all cells to be as equally close as possible, thus allowing you to use the most of its capacity. I’d opted for a top-balance, which is the most recommended way of balancing for RV usage.
However, this can take a long time, especially if you have big/many cells and/or they are at a low SOC. It all depends on your power supply. Since mine could only deliver 5A.. and each cell is 280Ah, you can do the math: 4×280 / 5 = 224 hours if they were completely flat.
I rewired the cells in parrallel to do a full top balance. Since the cells were now either full or very close to, it only take a few more hours with my 5A power supply (set to 3.65V) to full charge all cells.
Once that was done, topbalancing was finished and I could start assembling the final battery.
I used concrete forming plywood for the case. Since the cells are aluminium I checked if they were connected to any of the poles, and yes, the outer case was +. Although the cells are covered in a thin foil, I wasn’t very happy to clamp them together, since the protective layer isn’t very thick. To reduce the chance of a short I’ve added some 2mm PVC between the cells (Which I had as leftover from my build).
The cells are clamped using M8 threaded rods, with a big washer and a locking nut on both sides. On the inside, I’ve covered the rods with plastic tubing, used for air pumps in a aquarium.
The output of the BMS is connected to my main fuse box, so everything is ran trough the BMS (loads, charger, DC-DC, solar and so on). Only the inverter is bypassing the BMS.
If there is an error, the BMS will shutdown and protect the cells.
I will add a relay to the switch of the inverter, so the relay is released once the BMS shuts down, thus shutting down the inverter as well, without having me to run the huge currents of the inverter through the BMS.
Altough my BMS is capable of handling 120A, I didn’t want to run the inverter, since it requires cooling and generally isn’t really recommended to run a BMS on or near its maximum rating.
To prevent this, and have maximum thread available, I’ve cut a M6 threaded rod into small (2.5cm / 1″) pieces and screwed them down to the bottom, making sure all available thread is used. Using lock nuts I connected everything on top. This gave me also plenty of length to work with (the included screws are too short anyway if you want to used double busbars, decent cable lugs and spring washers).
Finally, it was time to add the cover. I’ve installed an aluminium air vent in it, and cut a hole to connect the wire from my shunt.
Now it was time to do some modifications in the main cabin. I still had to connect the wire from my DC to DC charger to power it on, and had to connect my rearview camera.
Initially, I planned to keep my existing headunit, a simple JVC radio with bluetooth, and use the provided monitor to use with my rearview camera.
However, this monitor was supposed to be mounted on the existing rearview mirror, but my van didn’t have one.. And even if it had, I wasn’t very happy to mount a ‘big’ screen: It would block my vision partially.
Also, I couldn’t find a nice place to mount it on my dash, without compromising my view, and I didn’t like having a ‘unit’ sticking out.
So plans were changed: I needed to get a simple in-dash monitor. Since i’m using my phone for navigation, which works fine for me, I didn’t need a satnav in the dash. Android auto or Apple Carplay was nice to have, but I wasn’t willing to pay for it ;).
That means I only had a few requirements: Bluetooth (I’m using it mainly for streaming, especially when in another country), FM radio (although if reception was poor, I still could use the bluetooth) and an input for the camera.
Did fit my needs, and it was cheap: 28 eur (Approx 33 USD) including shipping. Nothing fancy, just some cheap Chinese thing. Arrived in only a few days.
Very lightweight, and small. Definitely within its price range: Cheap plastic..
I also had to get the appropriate mounting brackets: 2 pieces were required: A 2-din frame to support the radio, and a matching faceplate to fit it in a Ducato.
Installing it was pretty straightforward, however I had to do some cutting (Had to remove a piece of plastic seperating the existing 1U and the tray above). Also the generic frame wasn’t a very close fit, had to do some adjustents and remove some plastic from the outer frame to fit the tuner, but with some patience and carefull cutting with a knife it wasn’t a major issue.
Wiring was the next challenge.
I did run the wire from the dashcam through the passenger side to the radio. I only had to find a swithed power line to power the cam. Also, the radio required a 12V to automaticly switch the reversing camera. I didn’t run a wire from the back (reversing lights) so I had to find a wire somewhere in the cable loom underneath the dash which was only active when reverse was engaged.
In Fiat E-Learn (the digital documentation of the whole van, including engine and wiring diagrams), I found there is a wire from the reverse switch on the manual transmission to the main wiring cabinet under the dash. (Pin 8 on the E connector of the B002 unit below the drivers side).
The reversing lights switch I020 is supplied by the INT line protected by fuse F35 of the junction unit under the dashboard B002.
When reverse gear is engaged, the switch closes and sends a power supply to the reversing light in the right rear light cluster F031 (pin 4) via pin 8 of connector E of the junction unit under the dashboard B002.
So I spliced that wire, and ran an wire to the headunit This wire supplies the reversing signal to the headunit and powers the rearview camera. (So it isn’t powered on always, only when reverse is engaged).
I used the connector which came with the radio to act as a donor for a wire: The original connector of the Ducato didn’t have all pins connected, so I had to add 1 connection for the reverse switching line.
Once the radio was fitted, and the wiring looms and fuse panels were exposed anyway, I was up to the second job: The wire for the DC-DC charger.
I could just connect it to a switched 12V, but that would mean it will charge always when the ignition is on, even without having the engine runnning.
I however wanted to have it only active when the engine is running (so it would draw power from the alternator, instead of draining the starter battery if you’re for example having a small stop without the engine running, but with the key in ignition.
The connection between connector B (D+) of the A010 alternator and pin 25 of connector A of the M001 Body Computer allows the performance of the alternator itself to be diagnosed (in the event of an insufficient recharging level).
Found this wire (it was Green/Brown unlike White/Pink as stated in Elearn, but anyway), so I spliced this wire also, and connected the DC-DC charger and put some heatshrink on. And yes, it was working fine: DC charger only powered on when the engine was running and switched off when I stopped the engine.
In my van, I have 2 ways of heating during colder days.
The floor heating is a thin (<1mm or so) heating foil. I’ve sourced this directly from AliExpress. In total, its around 400 watt of heating power. Not enough to be as primairy heating, but it will give you a nice heated floor and warm feets. Depending on the outside temperature, it might be enough to keep the van on its temperature during the night.
Main advantage of this: It’s comfortable and silent.
Disadvantage is its current draw: Around 400 watt. So its likely I’m only able to use it when connected to an external power source. I have connected it to a regular power plug, so if I want, I can connect it to my inverter and run on the batterie, but by default its only working when connected to outside power.
During my build, I’ve relocated this Webasto to the back, in the garage below the bed. The outlet is in one of the benches, directing towards the front. Since my front cabin is seperated from the living space in the back, I had to relocated it. Since there is a gap between the bed and the rear doors, this will force air circulation. The heater draws its cool air from the back, thus behind the bed. Hot air is directed towards the front. Since hot air rises, I expect it to circulate through the hole van, giving me a nice evenly distributed heat.
Only part which was missing were the controls of the Webasto: The previous owner had it connect to a switch on the dashboard, so it would run either on (full power) or off. For my van, I wanted it to run also on low power, so I had to install some kind of thermostat. Most basic option was the Webasto Rheostat, which came with these models.
The Rheostat doesn’t have a temperature sensor, it just relies on the temperature of the air reaching the input of the heater. So it’s not fully a thermostate, but it will do the job. If needed, I might relocate the temperature sensor.
I’ve bought a potentiometer with integrated on-off switch, so it will act just as the original Rheostat. This is included in my control panel in the upper cabinet.
So I went ahead and bought 4 cells for my build. The seller was able to provide me with DDP shipping (Delivery Duty Payed), so including all taxes and so on. Recommended by users of the forum was to use either boat or train as transport, since that would be much cheaper than shipping by air. Yes, it will be slower (Generally people mention 30-45 days) but that was fine for me.
The Daly BMS is a good option, and is easier to install (1 complete unit, unlike a more PCB-like BMS as the one I have), but its very limited. With the LTT BMS I can adjust various settings more specific. Also, it has low-temp protection, where the Daly doesn’t have it.
There is a new Daly Smart BMS on the market, but there aren’t many reviews yet, and its more expensive, so I did go for the LTT BMS.
As mentioned before, the lead acid battery of 105Ah and the Xenteq 10A charger are for testing and initial setup only. I was planning on upgrading to Lithium.
I did some calculations, and based on my requirements (beeing able to run offgrid for approx 2 days) I’ve calculated I needed at least 70-80Ah of usable capacity. So with lead-acid, this would mean around 180Ah, since lead acid can’t be discharged <50% without seriously shorten its lifetime.
Using the inverter also adds up pretty much, so with 100Ah Lithium I can safely run my refrigerator, lights, fan, but usage of other equipment has to be done carefully and depending on the solar.
Also, it would be pretty massive in size. After searching for options, I found there are a bunch of Chinese sellers selling very affordable batteries. Most popular are (as of aug 2020) the EVE 280Ah cells. (There are also 105ah cells available).
And, when sourcing them directly from China, they are much more affordable.
I only have to replace the charger (Which I was aware of).
During initial charge, the charger will start with providing its maximum current (Bulk stage). This continues till the battery voltage reaches the absorbtion voltage. Once the batterie continues to charge, the current drops. If the current is below a certain point (or time, depending on the charger), the battery will hit its float stage, and the charger only provides a lower voltage to maintain this SOC (State of charge). This is 3-phase charging… Fine for lead-acid.
Anyway: 280Ah with a 10A charger won’t really do, so I needed a bigger charger.
So I ended up at https://www.meanwell.com/, a well known brand in power supplies and similar stuff. On their website I found various chargers.
Also, the absorbtion stage is not time-based, but current based. So no overcharging, it will go to float automaticly.


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an uber driver here in Denver, and I have to agree with you on this one. Especially, coming from Dallas.
I agree there is no real “urban” club in Denver that I’m aware of. P84 is my regular stop. It’s a pretty nice place with a bit of variety but it’s still mostly shades of vanilla. The music really just depends on the DJ, but it can be heavy in the hip-hop at times. Players Club down the street is couple of steps down in terms of club quality but definitely has more chocolate and caramel curvy ladies.
Just my two cents....forget Denver. If you like to play in clubs and public fun, buy a cheap ticket to Houston and go to their clubs. PM me for details.
Oh nice! I was generalizing since there really are only a few. Thanks! </s>
Rinse with cool water and place in a fine mesh colander. Boil water and place quinoa and sun dried tomatoes in the colander over the water.. Allow to cool.
Combine pepper and remaining ingredients with quinoa. Add dressing and toss. Enjoy! </s> Boss battles in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice are not particularly easy to complete, however they can be made much simpler when finding the right items or weapons particularly with the Lady Butterfly.
As the Lady Butterfly moves very quickly, it would help to have the right equipment that will aid you in defeating her.
Using snapseeds against the lady butterfly will make the fights a lot easier, as this consumable item breaks the illusion of her apparitions.
Although you will receive one snapseed from a samurai outside of the boss room, it will run out very quickly making the fight much more difficult and snapseeds are difficult to come by and can only found in certain locations.
The Snapseeds bush location after passing the white serpent.
However, you should turn back to where you fought the white serpent and there will be a glowing item on the hillside near the palanquin where you stabbed the Serpent, this bush will allow you to grab five snapseeds which will be crucial to defeating the butterfly lady.
When using the snapseeds, it is important to be close to the apparitions before activating them, as the wave wont reach them if you are too far away. </s> WFor $155 you can not go wrong! I have not seen a Half Horse on the used market yet, which tells me all the other owners are loving theirs too!
I’0’s.You once told me this was a “gateway to the fuzz drug”, any“I’m not a fuzz guy at all but I find this so usable”
As for future fuzz releases, I feel I have done what I set out to do with fuzz at this point. I design for what I would like to use on my own board. The type of fuzz tones I like are pretty well covered with these two.
Iat’s r’s vt’u’ve done that, of course I’m go. </s>In May 2009, Steven Porter, deceased, was diagnosed with "stress syndrome" by his doctor and ne/Acetaminophen to treat it. Steven Porter continued this treatment regimen for two years until he died, in March


Overcoming my fear of heights was made easier by the gloriously sunny day that we enjoyed as we rose 150ft above the River Clyde to the top of the Titan Crane. We had ventured skyward to experience Michael Begg's original soundscape installation for Sonica, presented by Cryptic Glasgow.
I hadn't realised how squeamish I would be until I was standing on the open gantry on my first ascent, some years ago. This time, I knew what to expect, but that didn't allay my fears.
"Like so many of us, `I seem to live my life in an increasing state of anxiety. When I first climbed the Titan, and hear the wind whining through the straining cables, and felt the steel vibrate with all that taut potential, I felt like this was the articulation of my inner anxiety."
Taking a moment to enjoy the views up and down the River Clyde, calls forth the river's industrial past. Scarred as it is from the years of shipbuilding that forged a world-renowned industry, the recovery and regeneration of the city and it's riverfront has been stutteringly slow and severely lacking in strategic planning. Our great city of Glasgow deserves better.
Having felt a "moment of repose" in the wheelhouse (above right), the sound artist descended from the Titan feeling "a little stronger" than before his ascent. In this work, he attempts to generate a similar response in his audience. He observes: "Any anxiety is diminished at the point it is accurately described or made manifest, and so it was here".
Having made it across the void (without looking down) and into the wheelhouse, I too felt relieved of my own anxieties. And Michael Begg's haunting soundscape inside made the experience well worthwhile.


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The Farranfore–Valentia Harbour line was a A plan to extend the 1834 Dublin and Kingstown Railway to Valentia Harbour by that railway's engineer, Charles Blacker Vignoles, for the establishment of a transatlantic port, was to prove too ambitious and came to nothing. had opened its  to  section in 1859, and in 1871 the independent Killorgan Railway company was formed to construct a line from the GS&WR  station but in the event was unable to raise the finance.
The Laune Viaduct in Killorglin, two tunnels and the Gleensk Viaduct are still standing. Most of its other buildings have been demolished and their sites were used for other purposes. It was announced in June 2013 that the section of the disused and disassembled railway linking Cahirciveen to Reenard would be signed over by Irish Rail's parent company, CIÉ to Kerry County Council for building the  Fertha greenway, a combined walking and cycling path which features on Lonely Planet's best things to do in time.
The station at  is orientated on an approximately north–south direction, with the down platform to  to the west and the up platform to  and Dublin to the east.  There was a bay platform at the southern end of the down used by trains to and from  which branched away to the  south west.  The  section to  was essentially flat,. It had an intermediate stations at ,  and  with the Laune Viaduct just before Killorglin;  maximum speed permitted from Molahiffe.
The  extension ran to  where a ferry was available to Valentia Island.  The gradient was up to 1 in 50 on this section, and speeds mostly restricted to  or less for the most part.  The first two halts were at  and ,  and  from Farranfore respectively.  , at  was a passing stage with locomotive water replenishment facilities was succeeded by a sustained climb at 1 in 50 to  at .  Kells at  also had a train passing loop and was succeeded by a  stretch of track to   further on.
Locomotives used on the had to be suitable for the low axle load, which even as of 1948 was .  While the line was initially worked by  and  types the ubiquitous Class 101/J15 came to dominate, several of which were based at Tralee.
The first two 550 hp C Class  diesels, Nos. C201 and C202, were put to work on the branch on 4 March 1957, only just having arrived in Ireland at the start of the previous month, with CIÉ 2600 Class railcars also noted as having worked excursions to the branch.
Six-wheeled passenger coaches were used throughout the life of the line, its sharp curves meaning eight wheeled bogie coaches only being permitted past  after 1935, and only then if they had oval buffers or round buffers of not less than  diameter.


Hey there fishheads!
So as we learned in Joy's post on the FACT array, tracking fish movements is an important part of fisheries science. In particular, it is important to know whether fish from different places are mixing or remaining geographically isolated (why?see below); however, this can often be a tricky thing to figure out. With this in mind, today I want to introduce a method I think is pretty darn cool…(cue drum roll)…otolith shape analysis!Now, for anyone who may be thinking oto-what now?feareat uses of otoliths, check out this website by Campana's otolith research lab:t.htm, or the Aforo database at: http://www.cmima.csic.es/aforo/. Or just google scholar otolith shape analysis and check out the numerous studies utilizing this technique!
That video is awesome!How did you do that!


UWindsor political science professor Emmanuelle Richez has been named to an expert panel allocating funds through Canada’s provides funding support to people and groups accessing the justice system to assert their language rights and human rightssaid the program demonstrates a national commitment to better protect Canadians Charter rights.


The Art Nouveau era produced such a style of jewellery, furniture and architecture and here is a truly wonderful Art Nouveau lorgnette made in silver.
Dating from the late 1800’s, the lorgnette measures 13cm in length by 3.2cm at its widest part and has a delightful discreet lever to be pushed to open the spring loaded lenses that fold over each other when inside the lorgnette.
The handle of this piece is what makes it so wonderful and is so typical of the Art Nouveau era.


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All of our Scholastic Touring Productions are suitable for pre-school and elementary students of all ages. Prior to our visit, you will receive an activity packet to prepare your students for the content of the show and to introduce them to some of the fundamental elements of theatre. F, Dear Edwina is a wholesome, educational show for young and old alike!
It's the classic tale like you've never seen it before, and with musical styles that will delight and fascinate modern-day students! With a score and book by Emmy Award-winners, Allen Robertson and Damon Brown,scholastic touring. It's the perfect way to wrap up our touring season, and will leave your students inspired, engaged and excited!5.


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So I'm sitting on a rock, overlooking a bay, as the sun goes down while I write this, pretty idyllic. I think my mum and friends from home think that my life here resembles a long, continuous thread of similar perfect, Australian experiences on account of what I excitedly babble down the phone at them whenever we talk: and they wouldn't be far off!None the less this month has presented some challenges, firstly I had to move house much earlier than expected and, as discovered, finding a suitable student room in Sydney is easier said than done. Secondly I have had to deal with two large dental emergencies, which involved a lot of pain and endless expensive phone conversations with British insurance firms which left me with a whole new appreciation for how good we have it with the NHS!It is easily underestimated how unbelievably complicated it is to solve problems like this from the other side of the world/without mum to solve it for you!Nevertheless, the teeth are in the process of being fixed and I have now moved in with my Australian friend Millie for the rest of term. Millie is an absolute gem and our friendship is the result of my very first, very brave move to talk to someone in a lecture!God knows why she gave me the time of day as my first line was "it's very cold in here." Anyway, I am so glad that she did as we are now very close friends. So, Millie and her parents Dale and Michael have very generously let me share their house with them for the next 6 weeks. The house is in a beautiful area called Balmain, with it's leafy streets, mis-matched coloured houses and more independentt; I think it may be my favourite suburb of Sydney!And if you can believe it, I still have a view of the harbour bridge from my room!
I have also recently had a couple of adventures outside of Sydney, one down the coast to visit my best friend in the world Kate, and one up the coast with the girls to the idyllic Port Stephens. I have far too much to say about these trips for this blog and a lot of video footage so I will save that for another day!I think I have written enough for this post, but I know I can't even begin to do justice to this experience. Life in Sydney continues to be a dream. No doubt I will have plenty more to blast about next time, so for now, if you'll excuse me I have to go pack my shorts and bikini for a weekends festival up the coast...Mumford and Sons IN the sun, yes please!


List five general categories of indirect costs associated with bankruptcy.
Because debtor-in-possession (DIP)financing is senior to all existing creditors: A)it allows a firm that has filed for bankruptcy renewed access to financing to keep operating. B)it is an important cost for firms that rely heavily on trade credit. C)it is likely to be small for producers of raw materials,as the value of those goods,once delivered,does not depend on the seller's continued success. D)it allows debtors to assume they may have an opportunity to avoid their obligations to a firm.
Which of the following statements is FALSE? A)Debt holders are not foolish-they recognize that when the firm defaults,they will not be able to get the full value of the assets.As a result,they will pay less for the debt initially. B)The costs of financial distress represent an important departure from Modigliani and Miller's assumption of perfect capital markets. C)Levered firms risk incurring financial distress costs that reduce the cash flows available to investors. D)When securities are fairly priced,the original shareholders of a firm pay the future value of t.
Use the information for the question(s)below. Monsters Incorporated (MI)is ready to launch a new product.Depending upon the success of this product,MI will have a value of either $100 million,$150 million,or $191 million,with each outcome being equally likely.The cash flows are unrelated to the state of the economy (i.e.risk from the project is diversifiable)so that the project has a beta of 0 and a cost of capital equal to the risk-free rate,which is currently 5%.Assume that the capital markets are perfect. -Assuming that in the event of default,20% of the value of MI's assets will be lost in bankruptcy costs,the initial value of MI's equity without leverage is closest to: A)$150 million. B)$147 million. C)$140 million. D)$133 million.


Thyme and fennel roasted almonds
- 2 tbs thyme leaves
- 1Preheat oven to 200°C (180°C fan-forced). Toss almonds in a little of the oil. Place them in a single layer in a baking pan and roast for 8-10 minutes.


Announced on club website on Thursday.
An excellent achievement for any player, especially so when playing outside the National League top division.
Can only be a win for him and for club as will increase his chances of progressing & boost his value if he does ever move.


Fiona Kennedy, publisher of Head of Zeus's new children's imprint Zephyr, has made her first acquisitions, buying a standalone novel by Lauren St John and two...
 books from Ghanaian-British filmmaker Yaba Badoe.
Kennedy published St John previously in her former role as m.d. and publisher at Orion Children's Books. The new novel, for which Kennedy bought world rightss called The Snow Angel, and is set in both Africa and the Scottish highlands, telling the story of a Kenyan girl who embarks on a quest for a place she can call home. The book will be illustrated by artist Catherine Hyde, and published in October.
Kennedy said: "Working with Lauren is always a delight and a privilege. I’m so happy she entrusted me with The Snow Angel, which has all the hallmarks of an instant classic, for Zephyr’s first list. This is a beautiful book in every way, one that readers will treasure and return to time and again."
St John, who grew up on a game reserve in Zimbabwe, said: "The Snow Angel is about the world’s forgotten children, the power of nature to heal and connect, and about the ties that bind us all. I’m thrilled that Fiona and Zephyr will be publishing it."
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Fall is my favorite time of year for taking family pictures outdoors.
The shorter days give us such warm, soft beautiful light in the late afternoon.  All that gorgeous warm light mixes perfectly with the warm golds, browns and reds of the fall leaves.
But, best of all is all of the wonderful fall clothing that you can wear for fall family pictures!
Fortunately, Dallas lifestyle photographer Kendra Pryor has fifteen great tips for what to wear for fall family pictures.  If you are looking for some really stylish and fun fall picture clothing ideas, be sure to check out Kendra’s fall clothing idea wardrobe inspiration boards.
Fall Picture Clothing Ideas – What to Wear for Fall Family Pictures – Pink and Gray
If you’d like to see more of Kendra’s work, please click here to take a look at her portfolio, or click here to follow her on facebook.
1.  Do Coordinate but DO NOT Wear Matchy-Matchy Clothing
Pick 3-4 complementary colors and carry them throughout your family’s outfits. Matchy-matchy outfits are soooooo early 90′s! Matching clothing may be a requirement with more traditional photographers but if you’ve hired me you know that is not my style. When everyone is wearing the exact same thing photos can look stiff  and staged. You want your family photos to resemble you and your family not the fake photo that comes inside a new picture frame.
2.  Don’t Wear All White Clothing!
I’m not a big fan of white for family photos in general not matter what season it is. White is a tricky color to pull off successfully and can washout skin tones.
3.  Do Have Fun with Accessories
Scarves, gloves, hats, jewelry, belts, and hair accessories are all a great way to add a little personality to your photos. If your package does not include an outfit change accessories a wonderful way to change up your look throughout your session!  If you’re not sure about an accessory bring it along to your shoot and let your photographer take a look.
4.  Don’t be Afraid of Color
If you’re working with me you know I’m a BIG fan of color! Jewel tones look great on camera, can be rocked by most skin tones, and are great colors fall photos! If most of your family is wearing dark colors, DON’T stick sister in pastel pink and white. You don’t want to look matchy-matchy but you want your outfits to have a good flow.
5.  Do Have Fun with Prints
It’s okay don’t be scared prints. If done right prints photograph beautifully! Plaid, hounds tooth (love), strips, flowers, polka dots, argyle….have fun with them!  If you’re still afraid think about adding prints in small doses; a tie with a fun pattern, vest, scarf, or cardigan. These are all things that can be removed during your photos to change up your look. If most of your family is wearing solids DON’T stick dad in a plaid shirt. He will stick out like a sore thumb! The fix for this problem would be to introduce a print in the other outfits as well so dad is not the lone print wearing ranger. Throw a coordinating printed scarf on mom, add a funky print bowtie to brother’s outfit, and toss multicolor bow on sisters head….easy fix and will help with the flow of the outfits!  Again this is why it’s important to share your clothing selections with your photographer. Your photographer wants you to have amazing photos and they will be happy to help with outfit suggestions………at least I am MORE than happy to help my clients!
6.  Don’t Wear Clothing with Logos or Wording that is Highly Visible
This is very distracting in your images as the viewer is drawn directly to the wording and not your beautiful family! This tip does have a couple exceptions. If your shoot is styled around your favorite sports team or school this would be the time to show your pride through your wardrobe! If you’re having pictures taken of just your little one and find a cute shirt with wording that relates to the kiddo this would work as well but should not be done unless it has some type of meaning to you, your child, or your family.
7.  Do Have Fun with Layers
Layered clothing looks great in photos and is yet again another quick way to change up your wardrobe throughout your session. This is also a great way to hide problems areas. Think cardigans, jackets, vest, sweaters over button up shirts, short sleeve shirts over long sleeve shirts! Layer, layer, and layer some more. Okay maybe not that many layers but you get the point! This is also a great way to introduce a print or color. Think about layering a solid color shirt  with something that coordinates.
8.  Don’t Wait Till the Last Minute to Decide On Your Wardrobe
It takes time to put a look together and can be stressful especially if you wait till the very last minute. Start thinking about your wardrobe at least 2 to 3 weeks before your shoot. Give yourself enough time to decide on a color palette, raid your family’s closets, and find new items to complete your look. Look to magazines and clothing websites for inspiration! Inspiration is ALLLLL around you you just need to be in the right mindset to see it!
9.  Do Get Your Photographer Involved
I ask my clients to snap a picture of the outfits they plan to wear and e-mail it to me. This helps me decide on locations, props, and the overall feel of the session. It also makes it easy for me to make suggestions if help is needed.
10.  Don’t Forget Shoes
Shoes are just as important as your outfit. No athletic shoes for the guys unless it fits with the overall theme of your session.
11.  Do Think About the Location Your Family Session Will be Held
You want your outfits to complement the location you choose. This is another reason why it’s a good idea to share your outfit selections with your photographer so they can come up with areas and backdrops selections that will coordinate with your wardrobe.
12.  Don’t Feel Like You Have to Spend a Fortune On Your Family’s Wardrobe
Look to some of the more expensive stores for inspiration and try to recreate a look you like with more affordable items. Spend money on items that you LOVE and know you’ll wear again and complete the rest of the outfit with items from more affordable stores. I will include links below to some of my favorite affordable clothing stores as well as stores that I look to for inspiration.
13.  Do Have Fun With Your Outfit Selections
Pick something that you and your family feel good in! If you’re feeling good it will shine through in your photos!
14.  Don’t Highlight a Part of Your Body That You’re Uncomfortable With
If you’re uncomfortable with your arms don’t go sleeveless. It’s important that you feel good in what you’re wearing and if that means hiding areas that you are not so sure about do it!
15.  Do Think About How You Plan to Use Your Family Photos
If you want to showcase them throughout your home do you want them to match the color scheme of your house? If so think about the colors of your home when selecting the colors of your family’s clothing.
If you plan to use them in your holiday cards have you found a design that coordinates with your outfits?
H&M for adults and kids, Forever 21 for adults, Target for adults and kids, Marshalls forr adults and kids, Ross for adults and kids, TJ Maxx for adults and kids, Old Navy for adults and kids, Gap for adults and kids, Crazy 8 for kids, Gymboree for kids, Hanna Andersson for kids, Comfy Kids, The Children’s Place
Some of My Favorite Stores to Look for Inspiration Are:
J. Crew, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Shabby Apple,
J.Cew for Kids, Matilda Jane, Tea, Mini Boden, Shabby Apple for kids
Kendra Pryor is a professional lifestyle photographer from Dallas, Texas.  If you’d like to see more of Kendra’s work, please click here to take a look at her portfolio, or click here to follow her on facebook.  To contact Kendra, click here.
Kaylene October 24, 2015 at 8:18 am Reply
My daughter has orange red hair. What color is best for her?
Andrea September 14, 2014 at 9:45 pm Reply
Is there a way to find out the store where the camel colored boots came from? It’s the slouch pair in the photo with yellows, a striped sweater…it’s the fifth picture with groups of clothing not people.
Dee September 14, 2014 at 9:53 pm Reply
Sorry – I wish I knew because they’re awesome!


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Alan, I won't be able to make Red Rocks. Maybe in '09....
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