What was it like learning the ropes of TV production?
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At under $100, it's a great drone for learning the ropes.
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Brooklyn Decker is still learning the ropes as a mother of two.
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It was an amazing gift for a director, still learning the ropes.
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This is my second week here so I'm still learning the ropes.
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There's plenty of built-in help included for learning the ropes as well.
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He's a young pitcher learning the ropes and how to manage his stuff.
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Kylie Jenner is learning the ropes of new motherhood one day at a time.
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New controllers who are learning the ropes often help veteran controllers with routine tasks.
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Lacey Chabert is learning the ropes of parenting a toddler, one tantrum at a time.
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Kim, 37, added that watching her sisters learning the ropes of motherhood has also been fulfilling.
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I feel like it was a period of my life, a growth; like learning the ropes.
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The batch it creates is five liters, which is good if you're still learning the ropes.
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Players explore it cooperatively, unearthing the narrative and learning the ropes before entering the online PvP fray.
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And indeed, controlling the watch is quite easy after a minute or so of learning the ropes.
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As Meghan was preparing for her wedding in May, she was also learning the ropes of royal life.
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Beyond bundles, Coinbase is also launching a few educational cryptocurrency tools geared toward anyone still learning the ropes.
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Learning the ropes Harris was born in Richmond, Va., but grew up in Georgia, where he attended college.
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Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford are learning the ropes of online dating, but it's not what you think.
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I feel like season 2 felt so natural in comparison to season 1 when I was learning the ropes.
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Stacie Krajchir-Tom spent her 20s learning the ropes as a television producer and her 30s building her powerhouse career.
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My first year in Montreal, I was delivering pizzas and learning the ropes of beat-making with no training whatsoever.
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Humblebrag, #DeepThoughts and Food Porn From there, Comey went on a tear, learning the ropes and tropes of social media.
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Part of learning the ropes of her beat was to make connections with legislators by being friendly and available to talk.
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The babies cling to their mom for around six months, learning the ropes of what it takes to survive in the jungle
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And so we've always expected it to grow slowly, especially in this early stage, as developers are learning the ropes of it.
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While Axl is still learning the ropes of the sport, his dad has figured out a winning strategy — one that involves chocolate.
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Mia Tindall has only been a big sister for about six weeks, so she's learning the ropes from older cousin Savannah Phillips.
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Still learning the ropes, I was tasked with creating video advertisements for the supplement, which he ran on his online TV show.
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After learning the ropes, you'll unlock a roster of about a dozen heroes, and more will join the alliance as the story continues.
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Harford, who has been learning the ropes at Uber as an adviser since October, worked closely with Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi at Expedia.
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But if you want a hands-off approach or are still learning the ropes, a single target-date fund is the best option.
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"Trudeau is just starting out, he's learning the ropes," Ms. Campbell said as she stood at an intersection where the motorcade would soon turn.
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Scaramucci is still learning the ropes of running a communications operation and might not want to force out a large portion of the staff.
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So much of PR is about learning the ropes and mastering the inner-workings of a complex system that's built on age-old best practices.
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"The first 10 days there's a bit of learning the ropes for any incoming administration," said Jason Miller, a former spokesman for Trump's presidential campaign.
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He began interning for the company at 16, learning the ropes of fabrication, lighting, and stringing, before coming on as a full-time team member.
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SRR: I feel like we are just learning the ropes on how to balance it all and make it work in a healthy, holistic way.
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Elisabeth Röhm is still learning the ropes of parent life more than a decade after becoming a mom — and she couldn't be happier doing so.
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"Arabella is getting her first lesson operating a mini excavator," Ivanka, 34, wrote next to the clip of her 5-year-old daughter learning the ropes.
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Well, he's certainly well on his way to learning the ropes of parenthood since welcoming his daughter Dream Renée Kardashian with fiancé Blac Chyna on Nov. 10.
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But what we don't often get to hear about is the discourses being had in the sewing rooms and classrooms where future talents are learning the ropes.
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The actor's strong insinuation/allegation on his way into Madison Square Garden Wednesday night ... was that America's non-politician President is quickly learning the ropes on being political.
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JoAnna Garcia Swisher is a seasoned parent of two now, but there was a time she was just learning the ropes — including how to travel with an infant.
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Perhaps when he peeked in that day the chef was actually there, learning the ropes from the previous chef, who might have been the brother or the friend.
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At the Ethiopian Airlines' aviation academy in Addis Ababa, roughly 4,000 pilots-in-training spend years learning the ropes, and veteran captains catch up on new systems twice annually.
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His robust intervention in the incendiary politics of the referendum in Britain on Friday was a bold step a president learning the ropes might have been hesitant to take.
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He's been very impressive in his last three starts and looks more like a veteran who knows how to mix up pitches rather than a rookie learning the ropes.
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"It's helpful for employees to have a place to refer back to as they're learning the ropes instead of repeating questions as they sort out what's what," Quigley added.
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The new 12 are about to embark on a two-year training journey that will have them learning the ropes of one of the most challenging jobs in the world.
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If you're a new employee still learning the ropes of your workplace, it's totally reasonable for your manager to refer you to your training materials when you make an error.
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The injury is more adversity, he said, and part of the process of learning the ropes as a rookie in the N.F.L. "We don't want to rush things," Darnold said.
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The former actress, 36, is doing an excellent job adapting to her new life but is still learning the ropes about what to do and what to avoid during public appearances.
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The DJI Tello is a lightweight, fun, and easy-to-use drone that is the perfect tool for learning the ropes of drone piloting before investing in a more expensive option.
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All the way through to the nineteen-eighties, all sorts of journalists, including magazine, radio, and television reporters, got their start working on daily papers, learning the ropes and the rules.
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The trainee program is intended to get new advisers up to speed; some 80% of Merrill Lynch advisers today work on teams, which can make learning the ropes easier for green advisers.
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It is his exuberant recitation of his origin story, of learning the ropes from his father (while his mother studied at medical school in India) and confronting bias and bigotry in America.
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Clinton's culpable intent early in her tenure because at that time she was learning the ropes at the State Department and might have been instructed not to use her personal email system.
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People can serve on the board for only four years before they have to rotate out, meaning there are fresh perspectives and new people learning the ropes of running a foundation all the time.
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Gordon-Levitt was already an established name thanks to 3rd Rock From the Sun, but the rest of the cast was still learning the ropes — and taking the high school movie scene by storm.
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Media coverage, learning the ropes of online marketing, continuously practicing his skill sets, hosting his own pop up events, and even food writing has let The Dumpling King grow into a formative local business.
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Feldman, who also runs the blog Empirical SCOTUS, told The Hill that, as a first-term justice still learning the ropes, it's not surprising that Kavanaugh was aligned closely with other conservatives on the bench.
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Staff assistants are typically recent college graduates, twenty-three or twenty-four years old, learning the ropes of American politics before they go off to get a business degree or a master's in political science.
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I started as a social media intern for the Taco Bell Foundation, where I began learning the ropes and shadowed the brand team as much as I possibly could – I was SO eager to learn more!
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Without the ability to stream YouTube instructional videos at home, learning the ropes of complex audio equipment—even getting access to it at all—is vital in order to make a career out of electronic music.
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Back in my first two years when I was learning the ropes and getting comfortable, I didn't have the social media mechanism to hear directly from fans and what they like and what they didn't like.
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For Tim Tiller, the head of security at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, that means learning the ropes of Twitter on the fly while the rest of his team works from home.
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It doesn't help that Coogler, one of the most promising directors of his generation, is still learning the ropes of CGI-enhanced special effects, and it turns many of the battle's most important beats into a confusing mishmash.
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Those same styles were also seen on other powerful women throughout the series, like Cersei, Daenerys, Margaery, and Catelyn, who Sansa emulated as she was coming into her own and learning the ropes in a male-dominated world.
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The app is more complex than many in this list but if you're prepared to spend a few minutes learning the ropes then you can easily put together a tune no matter what your level of musical talent.
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"Cali has spent the past two months learning the ropes from a family of ranch dogs and has already shown promise in her engagement with horses, donkeys, goats, sheep and chickens," the governor's office said in the announcement.
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The reality star and Good American designer, 34, tells PEOPLE exclusively for this week's issue that mom of three Kim, 37, has been her go-to peer while learning the ropes in parenting her 3-month-old daughter True.
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After the shot-caller finished her match, she ran to talk enthusiastically with her family in the audience, like any young participant might as they're learning the ropes in their first competition, cheered on by those who know them.
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While free-to-play people are learning the ropes and enjoying everything from Destiny 2's first year of release (plus a little more), longtime players are delving into secrets tucked away deep beneath the surface of Earth's moon.
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From when we're just children in pre-school first learning the ropes on hand-eye coordination, to high school students figuring out trigonometry, to masters and doctoral programs honing a chosen craft, teachers are there to guide our way.
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Some sources on K Street were under the impression that the lobbying ban only applied to the landing teams -- staffers assigned to join transition offices in each federal agency to begin learning the ropes and preparing for a handoff -- and not policy staffers.
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Still scrambling to gather enough support to be confirmed as prime minister by a fragmented parliament two months after the election, Sanchez is also learning the ropes for another set of tricky power-sharing talks - that of deciding on EU top jobs.
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His family and friends tell him he could make more—the average auto body technician makes $40,580 per year, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data—but he says he doesn't mind the relatively low pay since he's still learning the ropes.
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Reading blogs written by expats and watching YouTube videos by people who have moved to the country and are learning the ropes of living there can be informative, but keep in mind that what works for someone else may not work for you.
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"I was there for six months learning the ropes from a lot of our veterans, people who've been with us for over 30 years so I got a lot of my grounding from the construction background," Jacob told CNBC in an interview in Kuala Lumpur.
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Chris Morgan -- the dude who infamously lost his mind in a Bagel Boss shop in NY a few weeks ago -- teamed up with big-time fighters Chris Weidman and Al Iaquinta on Tuesday ... learning the ropes from some of the best in the business.
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They may have still been learning the ropes, given that the fight didn't even last long enough for a "ring girl"—a young woman in a bikini and high heels, holding a placard announcing the round number—to make it into the ring for a few catcalls and whistles.
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To become a qualified NASA astronaut, candidates spend up to two years of training learning the ropes through intensive classes and simulations that help them prepare for working while weightless, navigating around different parts of the space shuttle and international space station, and serving as each others' emergency medical technicians, among other things.
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Harry Stebbings, of The Twenty Minute VC podcast fame, joined the London VC firm at the end of last year where I understand the 20-year-old will be spending most of his time with the investment team learning the ropes of VC in what might otherwise be described as a junior associate type role.
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Spectators may be a bit surprised with the selection as predecessors have traditionally held some crossover appeal to mainstream hip-hop audiences (Ward being signed by Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sports and Jones being an actual rapper himself), while Golovkin, a foreign transplant from Kazakhstan, is still learning the ropes of the English language, let alone being able to alchemize vocabulary into catchy rap verses.
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It also has one of the greatest film scores in cinema history, composed in separate and distinctive portions by Ryuichi Sakamoto, David Byrne and Cong Su. The life of Pu Yi, played as an adult by John Lone, unfolds in four distinct phases, with the emperor learning the ropes from a British tutor (Peter O'Toole) as a boy, being exiled from the Forbidden City in 1924, returning as a puppet leader of Manchuria for Japanese invaders and, finally, living out the end of his life as a gardener.
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Henderson would later recount his learning the ropes by playing in taverns with popular singers of the day.
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Von Busack, Richard. "Fresh 'Blood': The re-release of 'Blood Simple' shows the Coen brothers learning the ropes." Metroactive.com Movies.
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Chicago Sun-Times. 12 Aug. 1988 "Playboy" Buddy Rose, Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy, Bam Bam Bigelow"Still Learning The Ropes: Wrestling Promoter Pins Hope on School, Local TV pact." Crain's Chicago Business. 11 Dec.
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Chung was born in Seoul, South Korea. Then he attended Dongguk University in 1990 as theater major, he turned his focus on cinematography, directing three shorts and learning the ropes. During his senior year, he made his debut as cinematographer on a feature called Yuri.
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In addition, an apprentice editor may be on hand to help the assistants. An apprentice is usually someone who is learning the ropes of assisting. Television shows typically have one assistant per editor. This assistant is responsible for every task required to bring the show to the final form.
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He spent the first year of his career learning the ropes in Vancouver, Portland, Florida and Los Angeles before getting his first big break, for Verne Gagne's American Wrestling Association (AWA).Don's actual height was 6 feet tall and he weighed in around 255 pounds.Kayfabe Memories. Retrieved on September 29, 2008.
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His father died in October 1854. He went to school in Newry. Kirkpatrick spent five years with a wholesale food merchant learning the ropes, after graduating from Walton College, in Liverpool, England. For some years, he emigrated to the U. S., working for tea wholesalers in both Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Simultaneously, Longora, younger brother of Lokwarionga, is presented in the film. Longora is not a warrior yet and does not own a firearm at this point. He is still learning the ropes and even raiding is fairly new to him. Juxtaposed to Lokwarionga, who is transitioning from that lifestyle, Longora is actively pursuing it.
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From 2006 to 2010 Arezki had a starring role in Les bleus: premiers pas dans la police, an action, comedy, drama about rookie cops learning the ropes. The first episode aired in France on 8 February 2006. Arezki played the role of clumsy, good-natured, career driven Lyès Beloumi. He was in every episode of Seasons 1 and 2.
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Caldeira, Arlindo Manuel. "LEARNING THE ROPES IN THE TROPICS: SLAVERY AND THE PLANTATION SYSTEM ON THE ISLAND OF SÃO TOMÉ." African Economic History 39 (2011): 41. . Foodstuffs often had to be imported, as cultivation on São Tomé was limited. The low value of property is emphasized by the death of a São Toméan landowner, Álvaro Borges in November, 1504.
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While the children are learning the ropes, so are the "sahis", or helpers. One of them has become a full-fledged polo player already and is eligible to earn Rs 12,500 in any tournament he participates in. "Kolkata is now again emerging as an important location for polo. Nowadays, people are coming to the city to purchase polo ponies," Bangur said.
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Four of his sons (David, Abraham, Louis and Lion Kiek) followed in his footsteps and became photographers after learning the ropes in Kiek's workshop. He worked not only in Leiden but also as a travelling photographer in other towns, including Gorinchem, Assen and Utrecht. In 1896-1898 he lived in Arnhem, before returning to Leiden, where he died at the age of 88.
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Stoffman played the role of Stephanie Kaye on the television series Degrassi Junior High. She was nominated for a Gemini Award for her portrayal of Stephanie on Degrassi, which she left after two seasons (1986–1988). She appeared in the CTV television series Learning the Ropes in 1988–1989. Her movie credits include The Club (1994), Anchor Zone (1994), and Bram Stoker's Shadowbuilder (1998).
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During the summer, the promotion drew a large crowd at a card featuring Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy and Bam Bam Bigelow in the main event."Still Learning The Ropes: Wrestling Promoter Pins Hope on School, Local TV pact". Crains Chicago Business. Dec 11, 1989 Within four years, the promotion operated two training facilities and had a weekly half-hour television show airing on SportsChannel.
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Newby wrote about his experiences on the round-trip from Ireland to South Australia in his book The Last Grain Race (1956), and several pictures of Port Victoria as it appeared in 1939 are included in his photo- essay of his voyage, Learning the Ropes. Port Victoria is also the setting for Phillip Gwynne's classic Young Adult novel Deadly, Unna? (1998) and its sequel Nukkin Ya (2000).
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At the time she was owned by Erikson and part of the last "great fleet of sailing ships". Newby chronicled his trip in The Last Grain Race and Learning the Ropes, where he wrote that Erikson was both respected and reviled by the crew, who knew him only as "Ploddy Gustav". Of the 13 ships which took part in the 1939 grain race, 10 were Erikson ships.
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Amos played safety his first year at the University of Nebraska.Kellie King, "Learning The Ropes: If he turns out to be as good at football as he is at jump rope, Nebraska's Willie Amos will be a pro", Sports Illustrated, September 10, 2001. He tore his ACL during training, and sat out for a year. He came back in the 2003 season to play left cornerback his junior year.
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In 2007 Kyra Gaunt published The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double-Dutch to Hip-Hop. Her book was awarded the Alan Merriam prize presented by the society for Ethnomusicology. It was also nominated as a pen/beyond margins book award finalist. It inspired a work by fellow TED Fellow Camille A. Brown, BLACK GIRL: Linguistic Play, which was nominated for a 2016 Bessie Award for Outstanding Production.
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Kong was born in Hanford, California. She and her mother moved to Hollywood when Jackie was 16 so her mother, Anita Loo, could pursue a career as an actress. She attended Beverly Hills High School, where she started making short films, and later graduated from California State University Northridge. She met filmmaker Bill Osco when she was 19 and began learning the ropes on set, and took acting lessons from Martin Landau.
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337–341; Victor Neumann, "Diplomația României față în față cu Reich-ul nazist", in Observator Cultural, Nr. 60, April 2001; Vițalaru, pp. 350–351 Former Prime Minister Iorga, who remained friends with Comnen, records that Comnen thought Adolf Hitler "naive and sincere, still learning the ropes."Iorga, Memorii, VII, p. 197 During 1934, Comnen was hoping to drive a wedge between German re-armament and Hungarian irredentism, approaching various factions represented in the Hitler Cabinet.
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Chilton started his racing career at the age of 10 in karts where he spent 2 years learning the ropes in cadet karting before stepping up to junior TKM. He started to make a name for himself with J.I.C.A, where he made regular appearances on the podium, before turning his attention to car racing at the age of 14. Throughout this period Chilton was racing in the Super 1 National Kart Championships.
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Learning the Ropes is a Canadian-produced sitcom that aired on CTV in Canada and in syndication in the United States from September 1988 to March 1989. The series stars Lyle Alzado as Robert Randall, a teacher who works as a professional wrestler in the evening. Although his children knew about Randall's double life, the family was forced to keep it secret at school. The series featured guest appearances by many wrestlers of the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA).
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Six days later, she tied up at the naval base at Staten Island, New York. The balance of Threadfin’s 28-year career proved to be routine in nature. Initially, she operated out of New London, Connecticut, serving as a training platform for the officers and men learning the ropes at the Submarine School. That duty apparently lasted until December 1952, at which time the submarine was decommissioned to enter the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for an extended conversion overhaul.
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Bisson's first major role was in the CBC's critically acclaimed 1984 movie of the week Hockey Night, alongside Megan Follows and Rick Moranis. He starred in the Canadian television series Learning the Ropes from 1988-89. From 1994-97, he starred in the syndicated action series High Tide, co-starring Rick Springfield. He moved back from Los Angeles to Vancouver, British Columbia in 1998 when he was cast as the lead in CBC'S Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy.
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Scott Michael Sanderson (born July 25, 1974) is a former American football offensive lineman. He played college football at Washington State University in Pullman, where he was an All-American in 1996 under head coach Mike Price. Sanderson was selected in the third round of the 1997 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Oilers, and appeared mostly on special teams.Ex-Coug Learning The Ropes Oilers Rookie Sanderson To Take On Seahawks He later played for the New Orleans Saints and Chicago Bears.
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Keith Saunders was awarded a grant of $2,273 in 1987 to write his biography. The book explored his boxing career "in the context of his personal history and the social and economic conditions of the period." Although he planned to have a ghost writer write his biography, after three failed attempts he wrote the book himself and it was published by Aboriginal Studies Press. He was interviewed by Heather Rusden when his first book the autobiography Learning the Ropes was released.
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It could be the story of any of the mining families in Goa, with a young scion taking learning the ropes the newest member of the family, a pretty, educated daughter-in-law, Aleesha. Aleesha is an artist photographer who is an ardent lover of nature. Married in the family of industrialists, she finds herself in a conflict of interests. Her struggle to set right the blatant violation and flouting of rules brings her in direct confrontation with her family's business interests.
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After the Detroit team disbanded, Leadley was hired as the manager of the Cleveland Spiders. With pitcher Cy Young learning the ropes in his first major league season, the Spiders compiles a 23–33 record under Leadley and finished in seventh place in the National League. Leadley returned as the Spiders' manager in 1891 and compiled a 34–34 record through the first 68 games. On July 11, 1891, Leadley resigned as manager of the Spiders, and his resignation was accepted.
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In the 18th century the Royal Navy encouraged boys as young as nine years of age to enlist as "servants," with the lower age not being raised to thirteen until 1794. Cabin boys performed a variety of functions such as errand boys, servants to officers, mess attendants, and on armed vessels as powder monkeys. However they were also apprentice seamen "learning the ropes" (literally) as they underwent sail training on the rigging. Stephen Yarrow states that since they were under-age, their names were often not recorded.
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On television, Alzado appeared in a number of mid-1980s commercials for Sports Illustrated with "Jack", who tries to help him perform the commercial correctly. He played himself, wearing his Raiders uniform, in Amazing Stories episode "Remote Control Man" He also played himself in a 1988 episode of Small Wonder, and made a guest appearance on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show in 1989. Alzado starred in the sitcom Learning the Ropes as a high school teacher whose secret alter ego is a professional wrestler known as "The Masked Maniac," alongside numerous NWA Wrestling stars.
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Once Masterson graduated from the University of Colorado she started her career in geology. Learning the ropes of the oil industry from her father, Branch Masterson, she started to make a name for herself by traveling across the South and Midwest scouting oil leases. During her years in Colorado she was involved in acquiring and overseeing oil and gas properties in Texas. Reba's great nephew, Budge related that Reba was present in November 1915 when the discovery well for Damon's Mound wells located 30 miles west of Galveston.
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Manka's was one of the 50-best hotel restaurants in the U.S. in 2003 according to Food & Wine magazine. The Zagat survey for 2007 ranked it in the top-5 of their top-30. Manka's is known as a quiet hideaway even for celebrities. Prince Charles of England (the Prince of Wales) and his new wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, previously Camilla Parker Bowles, took over the entire main lodge at Manka's during their West Marin tour of local farmers and ranchers learning the ropes of farm-to- table foraging.
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In July 2009, Port Vale's Micky Adams appointed Horsfield as player-assistant manager. He aimed to play a majority of Vale's games in the 2009–10 season while learning the ropes of management. He played in the opening four games of the season despite needing painkillers for a cracked rib and a cracked bone in his hand, the first broken bones he had ever suffered. The club reached the third round of the League Cup, but after three consecutive defeats, Adams placed the entire squad on the transfer list.
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For nine years, Muchnick served as Tom Packs' right-hand man while learning the ropes under one of the nation's most powerful promoters. However, Muchnick was insulted when Packs awarded him a paltry $200 bonus following the duo's successful promotion of the Joe Louis vs. Tony Musto heavyweight title bout in April 1941 (a fight that drew profits of $14,000). Muchick then decided to leave his mentor when longtime wrestling champion Jim Londos (who was also on the outs with Packs) convinced him to start his own organization.
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Les Bleus : premiers pas dans la police (literally "The Rookies: first steps in the police", often shortened to Les Bleus) is a French police television series about five rookie police officers learning the ropes. Episodes center on the young protagonists' amusing attempts to solve and prevent crimes with the help of their seasoned superiors. Though their lack of experience creates many humorous situations, the series is primarily an action-adventure police drama. Most of the action takes place at the Commissariat (Police Station) and on the streets of Paris.
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Monkey Businessmen was filmed January 30-February 2, 1946, the first entry to be filmed after the Stooges' annual seven-month production hiatus. 42-year-old Curly Howard had suffered a series of minor strokes in early 1945, and his performances had become marred by slurred speech and slower timing. Novice director Edward Bernds had to deal with Curly's condition while simultaneously learning the ropes of directing. Understandably, Bernds hoped the hiatus would allow Curly enough time to recover from the effects of his strokes and resume his abilities as the lead Stooge.
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Professional studios were not necessary therefore opening the production of rap to the youth who as Williams explains felt "locked out" because of the capital needed to produce Disco records. More directly related to the African-American community were items like schoolyard chants and taunts, clapping games,K. D. Gaunt, The games black girls play: learning the ropes from Double-dutch to Hip-hop (New York: New York University Press, 2006) jump-rope rhymes, some with unwritten folk histories going back hundreds of years across many nationalities. Sometimes these items contain racially offensive lyrics.Beachnet.
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The group sings in unison, "Us Girls / Can Boogie, too," then each emcee performs a short rhyme.DMC of Run DMC said that MC Sha-Rock aka Sharon Green, an innovator as an early emcee, also female or a b-girl, significantly influenced the group's style of rapping in an echo- chamber style (listen here). He considered her style, genre-breaking. This edit on female presence was written by Kyra Gaunt, Ph.D., author of The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double-Dutch to Hip-Hop, 2006.
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Lieutenant Mike Conovan (Van Johnson), head of an LAPD homicide detective squad, investigates when Ed Monigan, an older member of his squad (and former partner), is murdered while off-duty and carrying $1,000 in cash. Conovan's current partner and one-time mentor, Fred Piper (John McIntire), is getting on in years and his eyesight is failing, while under Conovan's wing is rookie detective "C.C." (for "carbon copy") Gordon (Tom Drake), learning the ropes. Out to dispel a theory that Monigan was secretly in cahoots with bookmakers, Conovan begins to track down a pair of downstate criminals ("lobos") known as the "Royalty Brothers".
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P. Blatchford and S. Sharp, Breaktime and the School: Understanding and Changing Playground Behaviour (London: Routledge, 1994), p. 40. Claps commonly included in patterns are clapping one's own hands, clapping both hands of a partner, and clapping one hand of a partner, generally across such as the right hand of each player. The clapping may include other activities such as thigh slapping, or a final move such as touching the ground and freezing.K. D. Gaunt, The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double-Dutch to Hip-Hop (New York, NU., New York University Press, 2006), p.6. .
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Saints of the Shadow Bible is the nineteenth instalment in the bestselling Inspector Rebus series of crime novels, published in 2013. When Rebus starts at Summerhill police station and is "learning the ropes" from Detective Inspector Stefan Gilmour, he realised that Gilmour's dead hero Charlie Cruikshank has suppressed evidence that could have exonerated Joseph Blay, who was hanged. But Rebus said to Gilmour that he will not take the matter to "The Complaints" as "what good would that do?". So Gilmour says "Welcome to the Saints of the Shadow Bible, John" and after a moment's hesitation Rebus returns the handshake.
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" Noting also that some colorists were increasingly using computer effects "seemingly arbitrarily," he decided "that if I didn't take control of the colouring process myself... [those effects] would eventually transform the covers into something not my own."Salisbury, p. 26 Starting in 1997, Bolland "bought all the gear" and spent ten frustrated months learning the ropes and ultimately finding the liberating "infinite ability to change" his now-solely-onscreen artwork. He states categorically that, in his opinion, "[t]here is absolutely no difference between drawing on my Wacom tablet and drawing on a pad of paper.
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Ware spent his early days in the sport in the Mid-South, Georgia and other NWA territories. Early in his career, "Koko Ware" (as he was then known) did not find great success, learning the ropes and paying his dues both in Jerry Jarrett's Continental Wrestling Association and Nick Gulas' territory in the south. It was not until late in 1980 that Ware's fortunes changed when he participated in a battle royal to crown the first ever Mid-American Television Champion. The crowd favorite was Jimmy Valiant, who Ware accidentally knocked into Danny Davis and eliminated.
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The outcomes of organizational socialization have been positively associated with the process of uncertainty reduction, but are not desirable to all organizations. Jones (1986) and Allen and Meyer (1990) found that socialization tactics were related to commitment, but negatively correlated to role clarity.Allen, N.J., & Meyer, J.P. (1990). Organizational socialization tactics: A longitudinal analysis of links to newcomers' commitment and role orientation. Acadmeny of Management Journal, 33, 847–858 Because formal socialization tactics protect the newcomer from their full responsibilities while "learning the ropes," there is a potential for role confusion once the new hire fully enters the organization.
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At age 21 he moved to Toronto, Ontario where he became a sales manager for the publisher MacLean Hunter. After winning a lottery, he returned to Vancouver with his wife and opened ATV Studios, an acting school, as well as the extra casting agency Moo-vie Kidz for child actors in British Columbia. Van Slee worked in the casting department for many TV movies between 1989 and 1994. In an article for the Independent Filmmakers Alliance Newsletter, he praised the value of the casting job as a way of learning the ropes in the film industry, working closely with the directors.
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Learning the Ropes follows a single father who works as a private school teacher and vice principal, and also moonlights as a professional wrestler. Robert Randall, played by retired National Football League defensive lineman Lyle Alzado, would balance day to day problems with his students and with his kids Ellen, played by Nicole Stoffman and Mark, portrayed by Yannick Bisson. Randall had an ex-wife who was enrolled in a law school in London, leaving him to raise the children by himself. He worked as a wrestler to help pay his bills, but was forced by his school's principal to keep his second job a secret.
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He played with the St George Dragons' Presidents Cup side in 1954 aged 18 and late that season appeared in reserve grade. He made his first grade debut still aged 18 in the Dragon's premiership semi-final victory over North Sydney in 1954 and two weeks later appeared and scored a try in the final against Newtown which St George lost 27-3. His first full year in first grade was in 1955, learning the ropes against the powerful South Sydney Rabbitohs champion outfit to whom his side again bowed out in the premiership final with Bugden again scoring a try.Whittacker/Hudosn: The Encyclopedia of Rugby League Players.
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Pablos’ first job in animation with Disney Studios in Paris was as a character designer on A Goofy Movie (1995). From that connection he moved to Walt Disney Animation Studios and began learning the ropes, working as animator or contributing to character designs on several major 2D animation productions, including The Hunchback of Notre Dame (character of Frollo), Hercules (character of Hades), Tarzan (character of Tantor the elephant), and Treasure Planet (character of Doctor Doppler). He was nominated for an Annie Award for his work on Treasure Planet. Subsequent to his departure from Disney, he was hired as character design supervisor on Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild for Columbia.
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Born in the Ocean Grove section of Neptune Township, New Jersey to Nancy and Jerome Tuite he had a sister Barbara Tuite-Hacht , Tuite attended Manalapan High School and broke into the wrestling business in 1994 after learning the ropes under veteran Larry Sharpe at his training school in New Jersey. Tuite trained at the WCW Power Plant before he wrestled full-time as The Wall in WCW. He was also a protégé of Bam Bam Bigelow. Tuite debut on March 17, 1996 as Hellraiser defeating Rocky Shore then he appeared in USA Wrestling facing Bodyguard for Hire which he fought in a no contest.
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K. D. Gaunt, The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double-Dutch to Hip-hop (New York University Press, 2006), pp. 158–80. If a playground song does have a character, it is usually a child present at the time of the song's performance or the child singing the song. The extreme awkwardness of relations between young boys and young girls is a common motif such as in the American song "K-I-S-S-I-N-G". "K-I-S-S-I-N-G" or "Kay Eye Ess Ess Eye En Gee" is the name of a playground song, jump-rope rhyme,Heitzig, Lenya and Rose, Penny (2009).
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Despite many offended, even females often loved the song,Kyra D. Gaunt, The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double-Dutch to Hip-Hop (New York & London: New York University Press, 2006), pp 120–121. compelling in "the beat" and the lyrical "flow."Saul Williams, The Dead Emcee Scrolls: The Lost Teachings of Hip-Hop (New York: Pocket Books, 2006), p xv. Meanwhile, Dre's musical sound, borrowing from funk music's subgenre P-funk, shaped a new rap subgenre, gangsta funk, G-funk,Murray Forman, The 'Hood Comes First: Race, Space, and Place in Rap and Hip-Hop (Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2002), pp 182 & 279.
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They would then take young Kal-El, an alien born on Earth, and raise him as their own just as they promised his mother. This was also Byrne's way to emphasize the Kents being chosen caretakers rather than them being a random couple who finds a baby in a rocket. The idea was not used because DC wanted Kal-El to be sent to Earth alone, but the idea of them being chosen was explored later in the television series, Smallville and in the novel Superman: Last Son of Krypton. According to Byrne, it was initially agreed upon that he could depict Superman "learning the ropes" as a young hero early in his career.
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Mora served as a color analyst for NBC in 1997, and he replaced Lindy Infante as head coach of the Indianapolis Colts for 1998. The team struggled to a 3–13 mark in his first year with rookie Peyton Manning learning the ropes at quarterback, but had an amazing turnaround to 13–3 in 1999, thanks in large part to the addition of rookie running back Edgerrin James. At the time, this turnaround was the "largest" in NFL history. The Colts lost their first playoff game in the AFC Divisional Playoffs (the team received a first-round bye to advance to the Divisional Playoffs) to the Tennessee Titans, which dropped Mora's all- time NFL postseason record to 0–5.
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Lumus has three scars running from his left ear diagonally across his left cheek, chin, and throat from a leopard attack when he was younger. A product of child soldiery, stories say that Lumus murdered his own parents with a machete at the behest of a Ugandan Warlord who had kidnapped Lumus from his family only two weeks prior. Lumus murdered the warlord he once served and scattered the remnants of the warlord’s army before seizing power in the region. He now deals in slavery, drugs, weapons, and anything else that brings him wealth. Richaud Moreau – After learning the ropes of his uncle’s cartel, Richaud decided the organization could be put to better use.
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Detroit selected Morton in the first round (21st overall pick) of the 1994 NFL Draft, and he played for the Lions from to . He would go on to achieve an important secondary role on a deep Lions' receiving corps that also featured Pro Bowl flanker Herman Moore and veteran Brett Perriman. After learning the ropes as a rookie in 1994, Morton became Detroit's featured slot receiver in 1995 and a key contributor on special teams as a kickoff/punt returner. Morton was part of one of the most prolific offenses in Detroit history that year, as the Lions would rack up 436 total points (second highest in the NFL) and end up with ten victories - appearing in the playoffs for the third straight season.
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" At the first look event of the film in Nueplex Cinemas Karachi, the creative director Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy revealed that "[A]lmost three years ago, I had an intense desire to create an animated feature in Pakistan, which would appeal to both children and adults alike. I have to admit, venturing into the realm of animation was unchartered territory for my team and I, but everyone quickly warmed up to the idea and we began learning the ropes and assembling a team of some of the best animators in the country to work with us. We are proud to announce and share the fruit of our hard work and efforts; Pakistan’s first animated feature film." Sharmeen Obaid stated that "3 Bahadur is not just a movie.
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Smoorenburg would play another fighter in Born Wild opposite Louis Koo and moved up to play the main villain in Martial Angels opposite Shu Qi. With learning the ropes in Hong Kong, Smoorenburg returned home to the Netherlands in 2002, where he began to craft his skills as a fight choreographer and actor. He appeared in the 2002 Belgian horror film Engine Trouble for director Marc Ickx and in 2004, co-starred and choreographed Fighting Fish, the Netherlands' first full-length martial arts film, starring Chinese-born Kim Ho-Kim. In 2005, Smoorenburg went to Thailand to work as a stunt fighter on Tom-Yum- Goong, where he is seen as one of many fighters in a one vs. many fight against Tony Jaa.
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Card Hunter is presented to the player as a gaming session with gamemaster Gary who is guiding the player through a tabletop role-playing game, using dungeon modules similar to those of Dungeons & Dragons which consist of 1 or more encounters. Part of this fiction is Gary himself is still learning the ropes; at the start of the player's career, Gary is using his older brother Melvin's more powerful characters to demonstrate the core mechanics of the game, but later his brother takes these away, forcing Gary and the player to start anew. The player generates a party of up to three characters; more characters can be recruited and swapped in and out between modules. Characters are selected by class, which determine equipment type they can use, and race, which grant special bonuses during combat.
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" Saracho felt it important to show queer Latinx character in their own context: The explicit sex-scenes, both heterosexual and lesbian scenes, were also deliberate inclusions, being considered integral to telling the audience more about the characters involved and written and directed for the female gaze. Saracho has also spoken about how few shows come from a Latina gaze: "It's Jane the Virgin and One Day at a Time on one end of the spectrum, and La Reina del Sur and Narcos on the other. ... We get the good wholesomeness, or we get the cartel." In February 2018, Saracho signed a 3-year deal with Starz, expanding on their relationship: "I was a playwright who was still learning the ropes when Starz took a chance on me to create and showrun .
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After only three months, he was able to land a contract with a recording company in 2008, with Taiwan's Bin music. In January 2010, he released an EP, Trapped in Taipei (困在台北, Kùn Zài Táiběi) and went on various live gigs around Taiwan to be able to get used to performing by himself, and to raise audience awareness. Yen-J states that learning how to perform live was not enjoyable in the beginning as he was only learning the ropes, but he gradually learned to enjoy performing live and interacting with the audience. His 2010 album, Thanks to your Greatness (謝謝你的美好, Xièxiè Nǐ De Měihǎo) was released on 29 April, proved to be a huge success, with his Facebook page and blog receiving tens of thousands of hits.
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She reached her destination in 91 days, a faster passage than that of any of the other sailing ships making similar passages that year. During the entire voyage, Newby took part in all the work required to maintain the ship, such as constant chipping of rust, painting and polishing brass and copper and overhauling the standing and running rigging – all of this on top of the day-to-day tasks required to sail the ship, such as changing from fair weather sails to storm sails and back again as storms rose and abated. The crew at the time was predominantly Finnish and Swedish, and nationality was a source of friction amongst them throughout the voyage. The journey was documented in Newby's books The Last Grain Race (1956) and Learning the Ropes: An Apprentice in the Last of the Windjammers (1999).
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Early in his career, Cuccioli spent several years learning the ropes off-Broadway at the Light Opera of Manhattan, starting out in the chorus, quickly moving up to smaller featured roles and then playing leading roles, such as Count Danilo in The Merry Widow, the Pirate King in The Pirates of Penzance, and Captain Corcoran in H.M.S. Pinafore.Kenrick, John. Photo of Cuccioli as the Pirate King at LOOM, c. 1885, Musicals101.com, accessed June 4, 2009; numerous Playbills, East Side Playhouse His other notable off-Broadway appearances include Nathan in the long-running revival of The Rothschilds (1990); the highly successful 1991 Kander and Ebb revue, And The World Goes 'Round, which garnered him an Outer Critics Circle Award in 1991; and he played the title role of in the Maury Yeston and Arthur Kopit musical, Phantom, at the Westchester Broadway Theater in 1992–93, a role that he has repeated.
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" Producer William Orbit, who worked with Spears on her album Britney Jean, stated regarding her vocals: "[Britney] didn't get so big just because [she] put on great shows; [she] got to be that way because [her voice is] unique: you hear two words and you know who is singing". Spears has also been criticized for her reliance on auto-tune and her vocals being "over-processed" on records. Erlewine criticized Spears's singing abilities in a review of her album Blackout, saying, "Never the greatest vocalist, her thin squawk could be dismissed early in her career as an adolescent learning the ropes, but nearly a decade later her singing hasn't gotten any better, even if the studio tools to masquerade her weaknesses have." Joan Anderman of The Boston Globe remarked that "Spears sounds robotic, nearly inhuman, on her records, so processed is her voice by digital pitch-shifters and synthesizers.
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The season is the first in which Dr. Cristina Yang, portrayed by Sandra Oh, is not included in the main cast of characters following her departure in previous season's finale. The season's main storylines include Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) dealing with "her person's" departure, her problematic love-life with her husband Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey), and the arrival of Dr. Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary), whom Meredith learns is her half-sister. The biggest storyline of the season was the death of Derek who is involved in a car accident in "How to Save a Life." Other story-arcs include Amelia Shepherd (Caterina Scorsone) moving to Seattle, learning the ropes at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital, Callie Torres (Sara Ramirez) and Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw) try to save their marriage by going to marriage counseling, April Kepner (Sarah Drew) and Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) end up having a boy, named Samuel, who dies moments after birth having been diagnosed to have osteogenesis imperfecta, a lethal birth defect.
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In a span of a little over a decade, Leon Miguel's career in the entertainment world was more than the typical story of an artist struggling to survive. He was into films, theatre, television shows and television commercial ads, practically accepting every possible role that he can get his hands into concentrating rather intently in sharpening his skills as an actor and learning the ropes and nuances of the industry. He broke into international scenes through movies and television presentations appearing in American, Japanese and Italian movies shot in the Philippines. Such American movies were: In the Name of the Queen (1996) of NCRV/TEWES Production and directed by Bram Van Erkel, portraying the “Djahat Warrior” (Indonesian); Behind Enemy Lines (1998) of Philippine Film Studio, Inc. (PFSI) and directed by Mark Griffiths, playing as the “Vietnamese Gangster Leader;” Legacy (1998) of Star Pacific International Productions and directed by T.J. Scott, doing the role of a “Cambodian Rebel Leader,” together with David Hasselhoff and Rod Steiger; and Going Back (2000), of GFT Films, Inc. and directed by Sydney Furie, portraying as the “Vietnamese Thief,” together with the lead actor, Casper Van Dien.
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