alien_observer

It's playing at the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, MA. Previews are from August 2-August 19, and it's running for a little while after that as well.

Right now, if you have a multiple show subscription package, you can already get tickets for the preview nights, and it says remaining dates will go on sale July 3, and they start at $25.

ART has been updating the site a lot recently, and there's a picture of what I assume is a design for a set, and according to the hangout she did (and her Instagram), they started rehearsal last Tuesday!

The lead, Jenna, has been announced, and is Jessie Mueller, the person who won the tony last year for her portrayal of Carole King in Beautiful

Hi r/Scrapbook!

I am working on restoring a handsome photo album that my grandmother made for my uncle when he graduated from college about 30 years ago with pictures from his childhood. The album suffered serious water damage about 10 years ago, and many of the pictures were ruined.

We found many of the original negatives, but now we have to get the pictures off of the original pages and put the new ones in. My grandmother says she used spray glue to stick the pictures down; is there any special safe way to take the pictures off the paper? After that, what is the best way to stick the new pictures down? Is spray adhesive still the best way, or would a glue stick do the job just as well?

Hi everyone!

I got all four of my wisdom teeth out about a week and a half ago, last Monday. The recovery has been amazing-very little swelling, minimal pain. They bled a lot on Monday, but after that there was only discomfort and swelling.

The left side of my mouth feels like it has healed completely. There is no soreness or inflammation, or anything. There was a very minor infection on the right side of my mouth that I started noticing due to increased swelling last Friday, and I saw the oral surgeon and he said it was normal since regular advil was enough to take away the pain, but to still come in for a check up Monday. I did so, inflammation had gone down a fair amount, but the right

This is my dino gift and this is my arbitrary day gift. I feel so lucky to have gotten such amazing santas and just wanted to share to the world what an amazing job both of them did!

I hope it's okay that this is my second question in the last few hours!

In this problem, I am told that f(x) is a function, and that f'(x) is a line tangent to it. Also, f(4)=25 and f'(4)=1.5. The question asks what the y coordinates are on the derivative line at x=3.9 and x=4.2, so I guess what f'(3.9) and f'(4.2).

Given the information I have, I'm pretty sure I have to work with the relationship between f(4) and f'(4), but I don't have enough information for the limit definition to make any sense, and that's the only relationship I can think of. I hope this makes sense, and I'm happy to answer any questions.

Thanks for helping me out!

Hi everyone!

I'm looking at a problem where a guy is walking on top of a train that will have traveled d(t) distance after t hours. This guy is walking at the rate of 3 miles/hour. The question asks what his speed is relative to the ground.

I know it's not just d(t)+3, but I'm a little stuck after that. I'm really just having help visualizing what is happening. I'm fairly certain there's a derivative involved in this somewhere, but I can't quite justify why.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Sorry if this is obvious or posted somewhere else, I know you guys get a bunch of questions like that, but I'm looking to rematch for one of the last exchanges, ideally either zombies, luggage tags, umbrellas, rec games, hitchhikers, GOT, or Avengers, but I can't tell which still need rematchers.

Thanks!

I'm writing an English essay talking about gender roles and economic opportunities for women historically, and I want to say that there were many jobs available that highlighted their femininity, but I feel like the word "femininity" has a connotation of strength and empowerment where I want to show how gender limited economic opportunities for women.

If effemininity were a word it would be perfect, but I think it's effeminateness, which really holds up the flow of the sentence. Should I just use femininity?

Thank you!

I just found the show today, and I'm on episode 5 right now (so I'm not spending too much time on this sub so I don't learn too much), but I only just realized that her name isn't Haylee and I feel sort of stupid. I thought everyone called her Hay for short, and I even thought about how interesting it was that her immigrant parents gave her an American name. I guess that's an interesting side effect of podcasts!