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January 10, 2009

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Theatre Review: Foot Stomping Fun at Depot Theatre’s Ain’t Misbehavin’

When: August 16, 19, 23, 26 at 5 pm, August 17, 24, 25 at 7 pm and August 18 at 3 pm (Depot Dialogue to follow matinee)
Tickets $35/standard, $32/senior or student Location: Depot Theatre, Westport, NY Call:518-962-4449 or purchase tickets online(a service fee is applied to all online sales)
(Westport) The Depot Theatre is making sure its 40th year celebration reaches new heights with the opening of the Tony award winning musicaltribute to jazz great Fats Waller.
Depot Theatre’s production ofAin’t Misbehavin’ celebrates the Waller songbook with an ensemble cast that has the audience clapping, stomping, and rising out of their seats.
The simple set by Bonnie Brewer flows from the intimate feeling of an 1930s speakeasy to the glamorous Savoy Ballroom or Cotton Club. The cocktail tables surrounding the upright piano allows the cast the necessary space to move. Margaret Swick’s clever use of lighting creates the right amount of ambience whether she spotlights an individual artist or dims the…

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Make You Own (DIY) Paw Wax: protect pets' paws in all weather conditions from frostbite or hot pavement

Recipe and Craft: Do It Yourself (DIY) Paw Winter Protection (Paw Wax)
- multi-use formula for pet walking, exploring, hiking, protect from road salt, frostbite, frostnip.

The temperatures around the Adirondacks have been well below freezing, -31º to be exact, but that doesn't stop our golden retriever from wanted to go outside to play. We still need to watch for signs of frostnip in all of us, we also make sure to take care of our pup.

We've always altered between using Musher's Secret, a food-grade barrier wax made in Canada, and a homemade version of a paw wax. Our dog tends to lick off everything so whatever we use, we need to make sure it is safe for the furriest member of the family. (We have even use it ourselves as lip balm or hand moisturizer while we are hiking.) What is good enough for the dog, is good enough for the children.

Making your own paw wax isn't complicated, but the ingredients can be expensive. This recipe uses just ingredients I have in my kitc…

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