Tk421 why aren t you at your post free#

However presenting from a distance, you donвЂ™t have that luxurious. In a convention room, youвЂ™d plug into the AV system and viola. Why? Screensharing over Zoom, like sending compressed information via e-mail, degrades the standard of your work.Д®xcept youвЂ™re in the identical bodily house, nobody can see your work as you see it вЂ“ in its unique, high-fidelity kind. However the second you hit Share, it turns lifeless, boring, and grainy. ItвЂ™s there in your display in pixel-perfect magnificence. One thing you poured your power and abilities into. YouвЂ™re about to indicate off a creation you gave life to. I watched about 1/2 the game, I know very little about hockey except when the fights break out you get a bonus sport (never seen a hockey game break out in a fight).The artistic presentation. I had a few friends come to the game so it was cool having them see me in uniform finally. I think I stayed in one spot with my group until 8pm. From there we hung out until the gates opened at 615pm and the fans didn't stop until well after the game had started. I'm the TK behind the yellow-shirt Rebel.

Here's the group (I think it's everyone), about 27 or so including 3 handlers. I suited up at 530pm and was taken up the elevator with a couple others to join those already upstairs. ~7k people and I think every one wanted their photo with us. Last night however was the Cincinnati Cyclones (hockey) Star Wars night, and the event list filled up a month ago. Things have been slow lately, the troops seem to taper off during the holidays/winter except for some Xmas parties here and there.

Tk421 why aren t you at your post free#

The bosses were very enthusiastic to hear about the event, so I'm pretty sure I have a free pass to leave early whenever this happens again. I found out our local region does this about every other month. It was funny watching the hospital staff react to us in the hallways, we got a few selfies along the way. I handle heavy drama like this with jokes so I was joking with kids and parents like the TIE pilot got us there in traffic, Vader was there for his breathing treatment, etc. A few rooms we couldn't go into, and they couldn't come out.

No fake weapons, no photos without model release by parents, hand sanitizer after each room (even with Harbor Freight work gloves), can't say things like God bless you, strict limits on the # of attendees, etc. They have lots of instructions for these. I just froze so I wouldn't run anyone over and blindly put my hands out like 'hi guys, hey how's it going?' All I felt was tapping on the chest piece, a sign of kids hugging me and wanting to shake hands. I have decent straight ahead vision, but below the visor I'm blind. I could hear the kids and then 'Darth Vader!' 'STORMTROOPERS!!'. One room we went into had 3-4 siblings running around, I was behind Vader and one trooper.

Ugh, again glad I didn't hear that back then. Most of the kids were happy once we came in, I found out later more than a few nurses and parents said that was the first time they saw the child smile. The second floor we toured was the cancer ward, kinda glad I didn't hear that till after. It was a mixture of kids, some rooms were tougher to see than others. We spent an hour hitting rooms on two floors. Hospital is strict on photos with the kids and model releases.) When we were suited up & ready, we went out to the hallway to start our adventure (and he snapped this photo. A lady coordinator from the hospital met us & led us to a conference room to change. The officer was the guy in charge and since he was the only one without a helmet it made sense. Myself, two other troopers, a TIE pilot, Imperial officer and of course Vader the boss. Thursday night was my first hospital troop.