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I am also looking at Mission-E, if the production version looks near as good as the prototype, I will have one. Building an extra garage bay just in case.

The World Premiere of "what she found" At the 2018 FRIGID Festival February 15th thru March 4th what she found tells the story of Fiona, a twenty- something recovering from a depressive episode. In the midst of blurring the worlds between fictional and factual, she dares to explore a frightening world that tests her ability to work through dissociation unharmed. what she found pays homage to Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass while seeking to delve into the scathing reality and implications of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, dissociation, and living with the stigma of seeking psychiatric treatment. what she found will feature the talents of the local NYC indie theatre scene featuring Helena Farhi, Jacobella Luongo, and Brenden Gregory. The Creative Team includes Nj Aguwna, Ashleigh Herndon, Megan Bandelt, Akia, Conor Daniel Bartram and Gregory F. Jackson. Using devised and immersive story-telling origins, what she found promises to lead the audience on a journey that is sometimes uncomfortable, but ultimately illuminating, leading us into a deeper understanding of what it means to be human. Tickets are $15-$20 and available online at www.FRIGIDNEWYORK…. (read more)

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Part classic standup comedy special, part teen zine vomit confessional. They, Themself and Schmerm is Becca Blackwell’s disturbingly hilarious personal tale of being adopted into a Midwestern religious family, trained to be a girl, molested, and plagued by the question, "How do I become a man and do I even want that?" Becca engages in loving confrontation with the audience, asking what it truly means to be authentic in these meat carcasses. Becca Blackwell is a NYC based trans actor, performer and writer. Existing between genders, and preferring the pronoun "they," Blackwell works collaboratively with playwrights and directors to expand our sense of personhood and the body through performance. Some of their collaborations have been with Young Jean Lee, Half Straddle, Jennifer Miller’s Circus Amok, Richard Maxwell, Sharon Hayes, Theater of the Two Headed Calf and Lisa D’Amour. Written and performed by Becca Blackwell Directed by and developed with Ellie Heyman In collaboration with Jill Pangallo and Jess Barbagallo "A charisma machine… Totally hilarious." — Kathleen Hanna, Artforum "A seasoned artist who’s smart enough to know that an honest personal performance can… (read more)

I think this matches what I felt about the Model 3. Edmunds has had the vehicle for 4 months, so they received it back in January. That was back when they were basically hand assembling the car and had a lot of rework issues. I have said here before that if my reservation came up, I might consider asking to delay to a later car.

The Best Brand Reviews reviewer says the Resin Wicker and Eucalyptus rocking chair is comfortable and well made. The most common complaint among Amazon customers was a tricky assembly process, as lining up the parts while tightening them is difficult for one person alone. However, once it’s made, it’s a great chair.

Keyboards often fall victims of spilled beverages, and the worst of all is that decent mechanical keyboards are not easy on the pocket. So, if you want to make sure that the gift you are going to make will serve the receiver well for the years to come, consider a keyboard that has spill-resistant capabilities.

(DAMAGH BE SABKE IRANI) Starting out by contrasting brutal footage of the Iran-Iraq War with the posh ski resort now standing where many of its battles took place, NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE documents a generation in search of an identity, and often resorting to plastic surgery as a means to express itself. Per capita, Iran is the plastic surgery capital of the world. Oskouei talks to members of the film industry, intellectuals, and ordinary people who are planning to get nose jobs for various reasons. Rather than simply condemning the prevalence of plastic surgery – although it’s clear that the director is alarmed by the phenomenon – Oskouei suggests that it reflects a void created by an empty pop culture, rigid religious dictates, and a lack of real options for Iranian youth. He focuses on both men and women who have gone under the knife, or wish to do so. In NOSE, IRANIAN STYLE, Oskouei depicts people who are far more privileged than the subjects of his trilogy about teenagers and prison, but whose lives seem just as troubled beneath the surface. Preceded by: MARYAM OF HENGAM ISLAND / MARYAM JAZIREHYE HENGAM (2005, 26 min, digital. In Farsi with English subtitles.)

Inspired by resort living and a modern tropical aesthetic, a natural wood finish is featured throughout the new offering. Upholstery fabric options include a rich blend of vibrant colors, textures and versatile patterns.

Unleash your inner bad person when you play Cards Against Humanity with a group of your favorite friends. The card game is simple to play and requires that you choose an answer from a white card to answer a question pulled from a black card — but the answers are always unexpected and sometimes a little naughty and inappropriate.

The first routes that Singapore has earmarked for its 787-10s are from its hub in Singapore to Osaka, Japan, and Perth, Australia. The aircraft could take over service on those routes by May. Initially, however, the plane will be deployed on shorter flights to Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok so crews can become familiar with the new aircraft type. 

With Gibson Gowland, ZaSu Pitts, and Jean Hersholt. "Reduced from an eight-and-a-half-hour running time to slightly over two hours, [GREED] is perhaps more famous for the butcher job performed on it than for Stroheim’s great and genuine accomplishment. Though usually discussed as a masterpiece of realism (it was based on a novel by the naturalist writer Frank Norris), it is equally sublime in its high stylization, which ranges from the highly Brechtian spectacle of ZaSu Pitts making love to her gold coins to deep-focus compositions every bit as advanced as those in CITIZEN KANE. It is probably the most modern in feel of all silent films, establishing ideas that would not be developed until decades later." –Dave Kehr, CHICAGO READER