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Are we having rehearsal on March 7th, following our performance on the 6th? I just checked the website and this blog.
Dress code for performances is always MMO or another white shirt (button-down or polo). For pants, "casual" was announced, which means "jeans or casual." Some don't own jeans, but "casual" usually excludes jeans, at least at my past places of employment.
I like the new font on the website, Comic Sans.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
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I'm planning to rehearse on March 7 if it's not too snowy. We can discuss this at the the MBOTMA gig.
I don't know much about fashion nomenclature. When I said casual pants, I meant that you don't have to wear "dress up" pants. Blue jeans are fine. Is there a better way to say it?
I haven't changed the font on the web site. To me, it look just like it always has.
I think "casual" pants has been redefined to exclude jeans. Maybe the announcement should be "jeans or other casual pants" and "any casual shoes" whereas when we wear black pants, don't we also wear black shoes?
The website font has definitely changed, although it might have been awhile back. It used to be Times New Roman which is usually a default font. Funny it's Comic Sans now because that's the one I use except on my resume (I use Verdana).
On the website under upcoming gigs, "Ramsey" is misspelled. Spelt rong.
Anne -- Your font is related to your browser's setup. I've now changed my Chrome browser to use Comic Sans as my standard font and IE still uses Times New Roman as the webpage font. Now for me, the site now has a different appearance on each browser.
~Jean
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