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For over two decades, the lawyers at KCMJ have obtained exceptional results throughout California for a wide range of clients in matters involving disputes regarding business, copyright, real estate, the environment, eminent domain, property loss, and personal injury. The firm's clients are both U.S. based and internationally based, but doing business in the U.S. Many of KCMJ's clients are referrals from other law firms, who find comfort in sending their clients to a firm of attorneys with substantial trial experience. KCMJ's attorneys have successfully taken many cases to trial over the years, including being brought in on the eve of trial to provide trial expertise. The firm's ability and willingness to conduct a major trial anywhere in California promotes favorable outcomes for the firm's clients, and that reputation is one of the primary reasons clients seek out KCMJ.
KCMJ has a multidisciplinary structure that enables the firm to handle clients' special situations: When a transaction or dispute requires work in more than one area of law, the lawyers frequently collaborate with other attorneys to achieve the best results for the client. In fact, the firm has a long history and practice of collaborating with other accomplished attorneys and small firms in the execution of sophisticated legal representation for large or complex matters. KCMJ works as co-counsel with these professionals to add specific expertise or to demonstrate and apply strength through numbers, where necessary for the specific tasks of major litigation matters.
While clients seek out the firm because of its outstanding trial experience and reputation for providing the highest quality legal counsel, they are also assured that KCMJ will handle their matter in a cost-effective manner at extremely competitive rates.
The firm remains true to its origin. It is based in Pasadena, which is a cross-road for business, including the ever-expanding area of Asian markets. The firm also has an office in Alhambra for the convenience of many of its clients from the Asian communities, and the attorneys in that office have special skill and knowledge in family law litigation and immigration issues.
The firm's philosophy of putting clients first guides everything it does. It recognizes that clients are sophisticated consumers of legal services, and the firm's commitment to attentive and responsive client service has brought together the resources to examine legal and business issues from every angle. The firm thus enjoys long-standing client relationships and is proud that clients look to it as a trusted and valued business partner. Harnessing KCMJ's experience to your goals enables you to solve your problems today and tomorrow.
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Today we're going to show you three simple video tests you can record to help determine your visual style.
In filmmaking, you have a lot of choices to make on set, for each shot, that affect the final outcome of your project: camera angle, camera placement, prop placement, talent blocking, lens focal length, lighting and much more.
What can you do in preproduction to help that process? Shoot tests and experiment to determine your project's visual style before hand.
Here's an analogy. An exceptionally technical craft, pottery uses complex glaze mixtures that look different on various type clays (white, buff, red), along with a load of other factors.
So in pottery, we make test tiles. Lots of them, to see how one glaze looks next to another, over another, with texture underneath, and so on.
In the end, we gain benchmarks of styles that we like and now know technically how to recreate. This gives us the ability to make informed, creative choices.
The same applies to shooting video, another exceedingly technical craft, were a lot of creative choices are made on set, then baked in our edit.
Use these three simple tests to narrow down some of those choices and help you determine the look and feel you want.
In these type of tests, the key is to keep it simple. We're working with only one variable at a time.
Let's practice a single, static shot, at the same focal length, 50mm. The variable: the f stop. We'll need ND filters for this test
We'll start at f 16, ISO 850, which I'm lit for, and focus set on Courtney's eyes.
Now we'll open up 2 stops at a time, using an ND filter each time so we maintain the same exposure.
You'll see how the background progressively goes out of focus as we open up.
Let's open the door behind her to add even more depth and do the same test.
Let's go outside and do the same test on an exterior shot.
I now have tests to compare how different apertures affect my background in relation to my actor on my locations and the feeling it gives.
If you don't have ND filters, you could try the test by adjusting your ISO but that will probably affect the graininess of your image. Best to use ND's if you can.
Focal Length
Now that's play with a different variable, the lens focal length. I'll use my Canon 24-105 zoom.
We'll stay at an f5.6 and start at 24mm. I'll then zoom into 35mm and pull the camera back to maintain the same framing on Courtney. Remember I'm only changing one variable, the focal length.
Then I'll zoom in and move the camera back for 50mm…then 75mm focal length.
As you can see, the background changes as we change the lens focal length.
In the 24mm, we can see a lot, my car in the background, steps on the right. It has a different feel than the 75mm where we barely see the background and it's clear the character is the focus.
The 24 shows her in the world around her, the 75mm more isolated, focus is on her alone.
We have creative choices.
Key to Fill Ratio
Let's go back inside and test our third variable called our Key to Fill Ratio.
This common ratio relates to the contrast between the key side and fill side of our talents face.
We'll determine it by keeping the dome cover on the light meter and blocking the fill side off it, and then the key side.
In this instance, I'm getting an exposure of 80 ft candles (fc) on the key and 80 fc on the fill side. That's a ratio of 1:1
Now I'll lower my fill by turning off one of the two bulbs and now I'm getting 80 fc on my key, 40 fc on my fill.
That's 2:1 ratio, a 1 stop difference
I'll turn off my fill light completely, and use just the ambient in the room as fill for a 3:1, a 1 1/2 stop difference (80 fc, 30 fc)
And finally, I'll use negative fill, a black showcard next to the fill side of my talent, to block some of the ambient fill for a 4:1 ratio, a 2 stop difference (80 fc)
Now we have lighting ratios for our talent. Ratios that can convey different looks and feelings.
Did any of these shots resonate with you? Did you like some, not others? Did some feel bright and happy, while others maybe a little dark and gritty?
These specific variables gave us different technical results, sharpness, field of view, contrast,
and therefore creative choices that we can make to help impart different styles and feelings to our work.
Thanks for checking out our companion article. Don't forget to view our other videos on topics related to pre production, production, and post.
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Westlaw tip: Finding definitions within case law
May 25, 2011
There are two commonly known techniques for finding definitions in case law:
- Looking for the word or phrase in the WP field; and,
- Placing the word or phrase in proximity to five root-expanded words that typically indicate a definition, namely, defin! mean! interpret! construe! constitute!
A third way to find definitions is to construct a query based on how judges usually discuss the importance or meaning of a term.
When discussing a particular term, judges usually write: "the term 'typically'" or "the word 'typically'" or "the phrase 'time of the essence'".
Thus, a useful query structure for finding definitions is: term word phrase +1 [the word or phrase].
To demonstrate the query's efficacy, look for definitions of the word "typically."
"Typically" is a very difficult word for which to find a definition given its common usage.
So, running — WP(typically) — in FIP-CS yields no results.
Running — typically +5 defin! mean! interpret! construe! constitute!— yields 106 results of which only one decision, number 66 in the results, is somewhat relevant.
However, running — word term phrase +1 typically –produces 42 results of which 12 are directly on point, including the first decision.
None of these are found in the prior query, and what may surprise you, there is an overlap of only two decisions between the two queries!
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right now our room is dim and it's hard to tell what time it is. the light attempting to push it's way through the frosted glass is weak, as the cloudy skies pour a steady stream of rain on tokyo this afternoon. I can hear the faint sound of rain outside, but the aircon heater hum is drowning out the delicate sounds. sometimes a large gust of wind rattles our cardboard house.
I love listening to the rain. no sound makes me happier or warmer than listening to rain outside the window. it's december but it feels like a brisk fall. I'm still in denial it's the month of holiday christmas spirit, even though I've spotted numerous christmas trees set up in public places and restaurants play midi-covers of american christmas music. I'm still in denial that it's winter, only cold because I'm layering what small amount of fall clothes I cling to. it's time to give in to the giant heavy coats, the beanie hats to pull over the ears and get some thick wool socks.
saturday I rode my bike around, chasing shadows and light. I bundled up for late november but once I stepped outside, it wasn't chilly out at all. in fact, it was a perfect day. it was like a late seattle summer, cold for californians and maybe too hot for pacific northwesterners. I was in 2 places at once. it reminded me of the home I left behind for the home I always held in my heart. I rode around my neighborhood searching for interesting shapes the sun created in the early afternoon. Sunday I was going to have my first test shoot with a japanese male model in training. my first test shoot since the moment I decided to deem/label myself a "photographer".
the best week of my life and the second best week of my life both revolved around a bi-yearly event. fashion week in seoul. for 5 days I am whisked away to another plane of existence, a glimpse into what it would be like to be a sought-after celebrity.
there are two 6ams that reside in their own separate universes. these two worlds, although parallel, dissect each other at one point every day but cannot be experienced simultaneously. those who reside in opposite paths have nothing to do with one another, and can only pass each other by at this daily moment in time.
I have frequented the 6am that you approach from the back end, behind the scenes. I often wondered what it would be like to appear before a brand new 6am, to view it as a beginning instead of the encroachment of the end.
as I walked home drunk, I was already conjuring up the exact sentences I wanted to type on my glowing keyboard. my brain began to predict what I wanted to say 20 minutes before I reached the ability to present my thoughts to the internet. I narrated my present for the future, but now I forget what was so great about it at the time.
I live a new life where drinking is the norm nearly every night. This happens because I befriended cute bartenders, japanese acquaintances, go clubbing, stay out all night, have access to cheap convenience store alcohol and live with a writer/ex-tokyo socialite who's somewhat source of inspiration and socialization is whiskey. it's also our part-time side job to get paid to drink. I have never drank so much in my life. I'm writing this drunk, although I feel of sound and mind (because I like to think I built up a tolerance) and have no idea when I have actually drank too much anymore until someone tells me the following day that I was really loud the previous night (excited, probably) and I discover mysterious bruises on body parts I don't recall coming into contact with hard objects.
my eyes sting. lack of sleep, the awful fluorescent light or maybe the A/C blasting–a combination of all 3 probably. I spent most of the day a bit dizzy until I drank more alcohol at a gathering for a 3rd-tier k-pop star in a KBBQ oasis.
I feel like I am in a constant state of looking forward. I can't remember where I have been because all I can concentrate on is worrying where I am going. It's as if I fell asleep for a moment during a movie and I am trying to piece together everything else I missed. am I really in Tokyo? Wasn't I just living in Seattle? no, I was in Seoul. it was cold there, what was I doing there. how did I survive with no money and no real job? How am I suddenly drenched in sweat in Tokyo when I recall being frozen every night in my basement apartment, awake at 4am drinking chicken broth and eating too much dark chocolate?
I had a dream that cockroaches were actually smarter than we thought, and had human emotions. earlier in the week I killed several cockroaches and I began to mull over my own existence after I sprayed them with death gas. I would watch as they rolled around on their backs and twitched their legs furiously in agony, until they slowed to a stop. then I leave the carcass there as a warning to the others. it reminds me of a joke on TV I couldn't relate to at the time, having never seen a cockroach. but now I get the joke.
Echoing outside my open sliding glass door (with closed screen door) is the sound of video game selection screen sound effects. I can hear faint midi music and sudden bursts of laughter coming from young japanese men. they have a certain laugh, I can tell. Or I am in Japan, so it's safe to assume they are Japanese.
Since I arrived in Japan, weird occurrences have been happening wildly. Now I can't help but try to search for clues. when will the next bizarre coincidence happen? what is the universe trying to tell me? I am on the hunt for hints. ear to the ground, eye to the sky. maybe these things happen all the time anyway and no one takes the time to connect the dots. paying attention to the details makes a big difference day to day.
Six months in Seoul: a somewhat brief summary reflection
The overall goal had always been Tokyo. I took an opportunity to join some friends in Seoul, hoping to make mad monies from modeling. I had some trouble getting on my feet right away, got screwed out of my initial plans and spent 5 of 6 months trying not to freeze(/starve) to death and eventually grew to love a city I originally only knew k-pop dance moves about.
When I arrived to Tokyo 2 weeks ago, I found myself really missing Seoul. Although the buildings and skyline are terribly ugly, there were a lot of charming qualities about Seoul I missed right away. cheap transportation, amazing food and a close-knit community of friends I had made. They helped show me things about Korea I would have not known or explored on my own. the mix of personalities together was a perfect puzzle of wonderful (and crazy) people.
that's the trouble with travel–leaving behind people and places. for exchange of experience and memories, your list of "longing" grows larger. holes begin to form in the heart and you can only attempt to fill it with new people, places and things in the next destination. it won't be the same but that could be a good thing.
I went to Thailand with only the knowledge that a lot of people like to visit Thailand. What I also did not know was the "rules to traveling guide" (made up by some guy I met while traveling) lists "do not fall in love" as rule #1 (and also again as rule #3). as far as rules go, I am not one to follow any (not even my own). and as other sayings by other people who don't like rules (or authority or being told how to live their lives) goes: break rules. wait, no, it's like "rules are made to be broken" so, who cares about rules.
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Countless piles of games have come and gone over the past few decades. Almost all of them have been forgotten and often their only sin is becoming outdated. The system they're on is hard to find or the graphics and controls are just extremely outdated. In an era of the Dual Shock Controller with its analog controls and extensive buttons, the old d-pad and one to three button controllers look archaic. To make the old gameplay ideas stand out again they need to be redone to show off their true glory.
In selecting our list, we weren't interested in games like Pac-Man that would do the exact same thing in 3D that they did in the original 2D, but games that had some great ideas or were just too much fun to forget. We thought long and hard about our favorite old games that needed an extreme makeover and came up with dozens of names. After taking out all of Craig's choices we felt like we really had something. After taking out all of Fran's ideas, it got even better. Finally, we have honed it down to a few ideas that we just couldn't ignore.
If any developers are out there reading this, we're urging you to go out and dig up some old cartridges and plug in your NES or Genesis. You won't regret it and will find that "old" doesn't mean "bad." Otherwise, check out our entries for games that need to be remade.
Return Fire
Developed by Silent Software | Published by Prolific
What it Was: Sweat and screaming. Return Fire for the 3DO was about rekindling that usually dormant baboon within all of us -- the one that profusely sweats and furiously screams while trying to hide a cherished banana from a deadly attack helicopter. A capture-the-flag based vehicular combat title where absolutely everything in the entire world was destructible, Return Fire forced players into that Furious George mode and into some of the most heated heads-up multiplayer matches known to mankind, or at least what mankind knew of at the time.
The noble armies of Brown diligently fought against the nefarious armies of Green on a variety of tropical islands. These two bitter rivals used jeeps, tanks, missile launching mine layers and helicopters to seek out and then seize a randomly dropped enemy flag from a variety of real and decoy structures. Just getting it was hard, returning it was nearly impossible. Did you squander your mines? Can your jeep avoid the helicopter rockets? Is the way blocked? Is Furious George about to become Decomposing George? Everything exploded, everything was smooth, and the level of polish and balance exhibited throughout was unrivaled for many years to come. Return Fire made for some very happy baboons.
What it Could Be: It could be Battlefield. It could be Battlefront. It could even be Battlezone, but it should not be any of those, nor should it be "just" Return Fire 3. The original's appeal, which has yet to be successfully duplicated, stemmed from delivering an uncanny degree of approachability within the confines of an absurdly simplistic kind of relentless action title. What it did, the lacking sequel managed to undo with sore polygonal environments, sparsely populated locales, and the same game tacked onto a different shell. We don't want that, and we don't want Battlefield. We want Return Fire, right and proper.
A tight adaptation of Snowblind's famed Dark Alliance engine could create the enormous, but lush environments Return Fire would now need to remain true to the original, but still technically competent. Given the current shift toward developing and maintaining multiplayer environments for savvy middle Americans to go nuts on, Return Fire would also make ample use of the types of online play modes offered today, but would give us the opportunity to enjoy four, eight, or 16 player matches on top of the baseline two we found nearly a decade ago. Still, the game, though updated technically and with more players, would remain true to the original (add physics and eye bleeding particle effects).
Pure combat and reflex smoothed over a rudimentary strategic model that emphasizes easy to understand paper, rock, scissors rule-sets and a bit of luck are what contributed to the original Return Fire's immense critical success and generally fond reception. Screwing with that would be disastrous, so leave the stupid on-foot, space lasers, and mutant rabbit ideas on the cutting room floor. We need the same thing, only prettier. Take DA, keep it top-down, add the same vehicles, the same easy to understand Capture the Flag based game model, develop a newer Rampart-inspired base construction and maintenance setup between rounds and throw sixteen players in an online environment where they can wager real cash against one another and track stats... Presto chango, we never stop playing until the subpoena comes.


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With the 280 million-year-old untouched rock from the dinosaur era named Rockhaven as backdrop, the welcoming cocktail followed by dinner for The Haven's new General Manager was a cosy affair under the starry dark sky. Invited to the party which was specially organised to introduce The Haven's new General Manager Mr. Jimmy Yeo, were business associates, ... continue reading »
At the second Impiana Hotel Ipoh GM's Corporate Cocktail Party last evening, guests were given a preview of the upcoming Oktoberfest 2011 Promotion at the hotel. The authentic German menu, to celebrate Oktoberfest, has been especially prepared by Celebrity Chef Volkmar Ertel. Chef Volkmar, originally from Bavaria, Southern Germany, has worked in many leading international ... continue reading »
The General Manager of Impiana Hotel Ipoh (IHI), Mark Rummery, held his first corporate cocktail party last evening. Mark will be holding similar cocktail parties every month and guests, besides in-house guests, will be from the corporate sector and movers and shakers of Ipoh. This is in line with the hotel being the best 4-star ... continue reading »


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Cogling by Jordan Elizabeth is a steampunk-driven story featuring young servant Edith and street urchin Ike. When Edith's brother is kidnapped and replaced by a mechanical cogling created by the magical hags, Edith goes on a quest to save him. Ike is her willing companion as they fight to stay alive and end a hag rebellion.
I have now read three books by Jordan Elizabeth. I've learned that she is an expert with plotting and setting the scene, but in this book, she has surpassed her previous attempts as character development. Edith and Ike are both remarkably strong individuals with good hearts and secret pasts. The more I read, the more I loved them. Little brother Harrison touched my heart. I ached for the horrific events that such a young child had to endure long after I finished reading the book.
I recommend Cogling to anyone who enjoys the steampunk genre or a well-developed dark fantasy. The story offers a wonderful mix of action, adventure, romance and intrigue. While the content is different, The story reminded me in spirit of the False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielson.


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A footprint in sand lasts less than a day. That same footprint on the moon may last 10,000 years, but it also will eventually fade into oblivion.
Even the most memorable works of art, carved into stone, seemingly indestructible, will be reduced to stardust someday, as the Sun becomes a red giant and swallows the earth.
It's easy to forget that nothing lasts forever. Perhaps even more unsettling is the fact that this includes you. Oh, sure, depending on what your beliefs are concerning an afterlife, you can argue that your soul lasts far longer, maybe even forever. But your physical self, the vessel that experiences all of your senses, thoughts, hopes, dreams, and day-to-day tasks, will not be around more than probably 100 years or so. After that, you'll be rotting in a hole in the earth somewhere, or turned to ash, or if you're Ted Williams, sitting in a freezer somewhere until you have been long forgotten and somebody pulls the plug on the building like it's a broken refrigerator.
This doesn't give you license to sit around and do nothing. You may think in some nihilistic little corner of your brain that because we're all destined to become dust again, what the fuck does it matter what you do with your time on this planet? Bullshit. This old solar system still has billions of years left on it. By "opting out," you deny a significant percentage of humanity the possibility of benefiting from what you have to offer. Be it in a fulfilling job that you hold down, or the art that you produce, or a charity that you start, or even by making somebody else's day or life better, you owe it to everyone to give your best all the time so that someone might benefit from what you have to give.
Additionally, because nothing is truly permanent, the stakes for taking risks are far less than you think. Getting up in front of that big auditorium and giving a speech doesn't seem like such a big deal when extrapolated out to its cosmic significance. People-pleaser, like I am? It doesn't matter—these people all shit, fart, and die like you do and will. Once you accept that we're on this temporary planet for a temporary period of time, the risk of embarrassment goes down exponentially and the sense of urgency increases exponentially.
Assume the number of days you have left in your life is "n." Every morning, you're faced with n-1 days left in your limited life. When you have a "lot of days left," it may not seem like a big deal, but as you get closer to the end, the number of days you have left decreases exponentially until you reach zero. The big problem with this calculus is that you have no way of knowing where that end point is. It could be tomorrow, it could be fifty, seventy-five years from now. The point is, that day will come, so you better live your life like that day is just around the corner.
Take (calculated) risks. Do what you want to do with your time. Spend it with people that matter to you. In the end, it's all just dust. It's all temporary. Especially you.
Agree? Disagree? Think I'm nuts? Let me know in the comments.
D.J. Gelner is a writer, entrepreneur, and recovering attorney in St. Louis, Missouri. You can e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on twitter @djgelner. Friend him on facebook here.


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So the other day… alright let's be honest, by the other day I mean about two weeks ago. Sorry, I've been super busy and haven't had time to finally put this recipe up! Ok, back to the story. So the other day I was having a craving for chicken pot pie, but wanted to do something … Continue reading


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Opening up Mommy, am I pretty? book went straight to my heart. The beautiful illustrations & simple positive message kicked in my head & in my heart. As a Singer/songwriter & Vocal Coach 25yrs. +
'be it young or old we all need to be told '
Be You from the Inside Out !
thank you Margot Denomme (mommy, am I pretty ? book)
Brooke & Madison (illustrators, vocalists)
& Richard Smyth (engineer/ I am-co-writer)
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September 26- Duke Fun Fair w/Voiceworks Jr.choir- Toronto
September 30th -Rogers Tv daytime Barrie w/Margot
September 30th Maclaren Art Centre - Barrie w/Margot
October 4th Out of Hand Fall Fair - Barrie Legion w/Margot
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Blade Compressors for Refrigerants
Although, up to now, Lontra has concentrated on air compressors, the underlying technology is very similar to that in refrigeration compressors and similar gains in efficiency and reliability are expected using the Blade Compressor technology to compress modern refrigerants such as R32.
Getting Ready for the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry
Lontra's Blade Compressor is a positive displacement design, already competing with reciprocating, scroll and screw type compressors in other markets, but unlike any of them.
It is best imagined as a piston and cylinder "wrapped around", where the single piston or "blade" continuously rotates, simultaneously inducing refrigerant behind and compressing refrigerant against a rotating disc in front.
There is a BBC video on YouTube that explains the principle much more clearly:
With efficiency a key driver for many in the ACR industry and with the challenges around new low GWP refrigerants, we think that Lontra and its Blade Compressor is definitely "one to watch"
More information can be found on the company's website lontra.co.uk


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We'll never know when will we need a formal dress especially during this holiday season where parties are literally everywhere. I've actually got few formal dresses myself which I share with my siblings and I intend to make this collection grow. While you can get formal dresses from boutiques and malls, your choices are often limited in these places. You don't want to be wearing the same style with someone else, right? Shopping for formal dresses online though can be quite problematic especially since you cannot fit into the dresses personally before purchasing them. However with online shopping, your choices are endless and you can get a big bargain. Luckily, there are several online shops such as Okdress.co.uk which offers custom sizing so you could give them your measurements. Hence, your formal dresses will fit you like a glove even if you have not had the chance to try them on beforehand.
If you are in need of a formal dress or if you just simply want to purchase one for future use, you definitely have to check out Okdress.co.uk! This holiday season they have a Massive Pre-Christmas Clearance Sales! All Dresses Under 55£are offered in their site until the end of the year. This is actually their biggest Christmas sale ever!
I actually fancied several dresses from their site. It's always a pleasure for me to dress up and be elegant even just for a night. They also have stylish and up to date formal dresses that are absolutely within your budget. Here are some of my favorite designs:
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One shoulder dresses are my new favorite style. The design is very sexy but subtle. Floor-Length Empire Sleeveless Prom Dresses are very elegant that you don't have to wear too much jewelry anymore. These dresses also come in different colors to meet your preferences.
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Short formal dresses will always and forever be my favorite style. They are perfect for petite girls like me so that our legs would appear longer. These styles are great for proms and similar occasions. Dresses such as these can definitely make you feel and look sophisticated in an instant.
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Italian sausage and pepper baked pasta is the perfect cheesy comfort food for the winter.
The amount of pasta recipes on my blog is pretty disproportionate to the amount of pasta I actually eat. I swear, sometimes it's all I eat for an entire week. Everyone loves pasta, it's just such a simple dish to cook and can be made into so many different meals, but baked pastas like this recipe, will always hold a special place in my heart.
I actually haven't posted a new pasta recipe since June 2017, which if you ask me, is way too long. But then again, there are so many recipes that I'm working on all the time (a friend asked me the other day how many recipes I have on the go at once, and it was almost 30 recipes!). Because I test my recipes a number of times so that they work for you, I tend to spread out my recipe testing as much as possible.
The last thing I want is to be eating Italian sausage and pepper pasta for a month straight. Even though it's delicious, I promise.
For this recipe, I use my homemade 20-minute marinara sauce, but you could definitely use your favourite store bought version as well. But, if you have an extra 20 minutes, I definitely recommend trying mine, you'll never go back. Along with marinara sauce, this recipe uses red bell peppers and spicy Italian sausage, cheese and a sprinkling of fresh basil.
This pasta recipe is one of those dishes with such simple ingredients, you'll be shocked at just how good it is.
Louisa Clements
Yields 4-6 servings
5 minPrep Time
30 minCook Time
35 minTotal Time
4.4 based on 5 review(s)
- 1 tsp olive oil
- 2 hot Italian sausage links, thinly sliced
- 2 bell peppers, sliced
- 1/2 tsp hot chili flakes
- 2 3/4 cup or 680-ml can marinara sauce
- 454g pkg. rigatoni pasta
- 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced basil
- Preheat oven to 350F, and cook pasta 1-2 minutes less than indicated.
- Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add olive oil, cook sausage for 5 minutes, flipping halfway through, remove from pan and set aside. Add bell peppers, cook another 5 minutes. Add sausage, sauce and chill flakes. Toss cooked pasta with sauce, dump into 9x13" oven-proof baking dish. Sprinkle with cheese and bake for 20 minutes.
- Remove from oven and sprinkle with fresh basil, serve.
Let me know if you give this recipe for Italian sausage and pepper baked pasta a try in the comments below.


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SHORT TERM RENTALS ALLOWED PER HOA . This is a very rare opportunity for STR in 78701! The condo features a very sleek interior and large living area. This home sits alongside the community's open-air spaces, which offer stunning cityscape views. Carefully-crafted finishes, ceiling fans with LED lighting, 5" noise-reducing wood floors, gourmet kitchen featuring Thermador appliance package, 42" Lennox soft close cabinets, sleek hardware and Nest thermostats. The unit will be sold furnished and turnkey.
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This stunning Bunny Shelter Hutch & Run offers very spacious conditions that is vital to the health and well being of your very precious pets. Manufactured using srong fir wood, this combination produces a great looking and highly practical hutch and run for your pet. The lower run area has a secure locking door to allow your pet to roam out of the hutch if needed.
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ERIE, Pa. – The Penn State Behrend men's swimming and diving team defeated St. Vincent 142-138 on the final 200 freestyle relay in non-conference action on Saturday afternoon in the Junker Center.
It came down to where the Lions placed in the final relay of the day. Behrend took second and third to edge the Bearcats by four points and earn its eighth straight dual-meet victory to close out the regular season.
The second-place team consisted of lead-off Quinn Fischer (Fairview, PA/Cathedral Prep), Alex Croll (Honolulu, HI/Roosevelt), Mark Patterson (North Huntingdon, PA/Norwin) and Liam Watterson (Brentwood, PA/Baldwin). They touched in 1:29.16 for runner up.
The foursome of Jacob Schmidt (Erie, PA/Cathedral Prep), Dillon Scheidemantle (Mars, PA/Pine-Richland), Justin Spence (Houston, TX/Cy-Fair) and Ryan Siggins (Erie, PA/Iroquois), who finished third in 1:32.39 to edge the second St. Vincent team, helped the Lions seal the close victory.
Four individuals won events, while Matthew Kuchcinski (North East, PA/North East) won the one-meter and three-meter diving events. The freshman earned the maximum points with a score of 223.70 on the one-meter and 247.20 on the three-meter board.
In the 1000 freestyle, David Ewing (South Fayette, PA/South Fayette) touched first in 10:23.20 and Schmidt was close second in 10:24.80 for the Lions.
Steven Owens (Erie, PA/McDowell) led Behrend in the 200 butterfly with a winning time of 2:03.59. Patterson won the 200 backstroke (1:59.17) and Watterson followed in second (2:05.06). Patterson was also runner up in the 200 freestyle (1:47.02) and Watterson got his second runner-up nod in the 100 backstroke (57.32).
Schmidt and Noah Babik (Penn Township, PA/Penn Trafford) were also individual winners. Schmidt and Ewing went 1-2 in the 500 freestyle with times of 5:00.03 and 5:03.31, respectively. Babik touched first in the 200 breaststroke (2:17.18), edging John Martin of St. Vincent (2:17.31).
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Over 2000 Startups are expected to visit The AEONIAN 2019. Over 200 Startup exhibitors will be displaying their venture to visiting investors and corporates.Read More
The AEONIAN Spotlight – the perfect launch pad for your brand. Get maximum attention among the expo visitors. Spotlight gets all eyeballs on you!Read More
Bringing the best of the startups to vie for funding, the pitch will be conducted on day 2. The entries will be screened on the basis of their eligibility. Out of the entries received around 40 will be selected and segregated based on their stages of funding i.e. Seed, Series A, Series B and Series C+. Shortlisted participants in each category will be notified 2 weeks prior to date of the event. Each selected team will get a chance to project their startup to the investors present on the day of the pitch. The timeslot for each team will be 5 minutes for presentation followed by 2 minutes for Q&A.Read More
Aimed at bringing the who's-who of the startup ecosystem together, the conference will host distinguished speakers and successful entrepreneurs who will share their insights on different aspects of the Indian startup ecosystem.Read More
The event will conclude with the awards night. The best of the startup ecosystem will be awarded in 19 categories.Read More
About the event
After hosting successful startup event in 2017 (along with SEBA) Bangalore and 2018 at WTC Mumbai, The AEONIAN is here again to recognize Top startups in India. The 3rd annual premier startup summit The AEONIAN 2019 will recognize and reward the startup community in India. The AEONIAN 2019 will be a two day event aiming at bringing all stakeholders of the startup ecosystem, under one roof. From investors to companies, from seed funded to IPO startups, from students to startup founders, they will all be present across the 4 categories of events –
1) Pitch
2) Awards
3) Conference & Networking
4) Expo
Whether the idea to join is to gain a better insight to the Indian startup scene or it is to find the right startup to invest in, whether it is to network with potential investors or it is to find the latest technology or products, The AEONIAN 2019 satisfies to every need. All this while also celebrating the successes and dwelling over the failures of the startup world.


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Clocks: Grandfather Clock – "Dorset" model: 80″ tall x 24″wide x 14" deep in burl walnut, Beautiful and old Dutch or German wall clock with brass mounts, A Simplex Wall Clock, Mantle Clock with a Reverse Glass Panel Inset by E.N. Welch Manufacturing Company, Miessen Style Clock Garniture…
Bible Box
Bible Box: Rare for this side of the continent – a late 17th Century Carved Bible Box…
Antique Vestment Chest
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Furniture: 17th century carved oak Bible box with stand; adjustable walnut writing table on a cast iron tripod base; queen size half-canopy bed with carved ribbon ornaments; Chinese carved camphorwood chest; Pair of elaborately carved oak Gothic style sideboards with storage cupboards and display shelves; an even earlier carved English oak storage cupboard with wrought iron fittings; bow fronted curio cabinet with ormolu mounts, marquetry, a marble top, and interior lighting; Mediterranean style Henredon bureau; faux bamboo caned side chairs with loose cushions; a pair pale pink leather overstuffed comfy chairs with a matching ottoman; a matched set of transitional nouveau/traditional marble topped sideboards with mirrors above, one with flanking display cabinets attached; satin finished regency style walnut dining table ; contemporary Chinese motif parquet dining table with two leaves , six side chairs, and two arm chairs; expandable burled walnut game table; portable electric Italian MicrOrgan; Danish modern trestle desk; stacking Danish teak chest desk; four drawer Danish dresser; square glass coffee table with geometric polished brass base; Danish teak settee with elegantly twisted arms and loose cushions that expose its graceful frame; mid-century rocker with woven fiber seat and back; mid-century chairs, the seats only a few inches off of the floor, with woven rattan seats and backs, with a matching low table white on white comfy couch with loose pillows; wing chairs upholstered in earth tone fabrics, one geometric, the other floral damask; long, low coffee table with storage drawers; handmade postmodern desk component in fine woods; 18th century storage bin with a repurposed, unattached hatch cover top; bentwood caned armchairs in black or natural finishes; tall wall unit with adjustable shelves above and doors below, suitable for building-in; upholstered , armless, side chairs for the dining table in subdued earth tone stripes; black stained modernist chair with rakish angles; travertine cube for use as a table or art display; 4 foot round travertine table with octagonal base; black finished Chinese armoire with large brass escutcheon; low, carved Chinese curio shelf with peony motif; two panel tall matchstick bamboo screen; electric lift chair in beige velour upholstery, Pierre Jeanneret "Theatre Armchair" …Plus More…
Lighting: Set of gilded chandeliers, small and large, with brilliant crystals; contemporary rope-motif chandelier; leaded glass swag lamps; black and gold atomic style mid-century lamps; celadon green table lamp.
Outdoor/Garden Area
Outdoor/Garden Area: Patio plants, art, and furniture:
Large boxed Cedrus deodara, gracefully pruned ; a blue waterfall of Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca Pendula'; a pair of Podocarpus macrophylla in square ceramic pots; mature Aloe plicatilis; assorted potted succulents;
Bronze Soleri bells; wooden architectural details; rusted iron sculptures, including one by Bullwinkle; cast concrete garden ornaments; an iron ship's anchor; wrought iron candelabra and electric chandelier; four white iron basket weave Knoll chairs; glass topped tables; arched top wrought iron arbor bench; charming two story dollhouse with a wraparound porch…Plus More…
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Household and Collectibles: China Service for 8 – TK Thun Bohemia Czech "Garden Rose" pattern, Lucite sailboat on beveled stand, c. 1980 by Reggio Cannon, Noritake Pacific Majesty Pattern 73 pieces, Bavaria Gold Rimmed Set, Lenox Monticello Pattern 86 pieces, Rosenthal Taupe Band Pattern set, Bavarian Floral Pattern 88 pieces, Bohemian Rose Pattern Set 58 pieces, Wedgwood Peter Rabbit Small set, Several Royal Copenhagen Pieces, Two Pair Staffordshire Dogs, Art Glass, Art Pottery, Alvar Aalto Pieces, Amazing Stemmed Glassware, Plenty of Waterford, Colored Glassware, Lladro Figures, Large Valencia Patterned Arabia Platter, Orrefors, Paper Ephemera, Sony Bravia Tv, Dolls, Games, Singer Antique Sewing Machine, Wooden Shoe Forms, Perfume Collection with Schiaparelli and Patou Bottles, Iron Hobby Horse, Outdoor Plants and art, Various Tools, Linens, Le Creuset cookware, Kitchenware including some All Clad, Henckels Knives, Clothing Include Four Antique Dresses, Vintage New Old Stock Silk Dresses, Two Coach Purses, A Groovy Belt Collection, Silk Scarves…Plus More…
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Yamaha C3 Grand Piano: Great Well Cared For Yamaha Grand Piano in Mahogany Case. Nice Action, Recently Tuned, and Wonderfully Playable. This Piano is 6′ 1″ Long and is a Conservatory Collection Grand Piano, Serial No: B 2372382. This Piano was Made in 1976.
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Murray, who ends the year as the World #2, went undefeated in singles play 8-0 and teamed with his older brother Jamie to win 3 doubles ties as well. Andy Murray became the first player since Pete Sampras (did it in 1993) to win three live rubbers in a Davis Cup tie. Murray also joins his major champion brethren Roger Federer (2014), Novak Djokovic (2010), Rafael Nadal (2011, 2009, 2008), Stan Wawrinka (2014) who have managed to win Davis Cup titles for their country.
Andy Murray has now ended three major sports droughts for Great Britain: winning the Davis Cup (first time since 1936), winning a singles Gold Medal (2012 London Olympics) and, of course, the first British male player to win Wimbledon (in 2013) since Fred Perry did it in 1936. Murray also became the first male British player to win a major title when he won the U.S. Open in 2012. Surely, he'll become Sir Andy Murray sooner rather than later?


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Some of my patients who have used Latisse on their eyelashes successfully have reported to me that they have also tried it on their eyebrows. Most have said that they saw results in that area as well. I have not seen any studies on this issue though.


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We are a new Escape Room experience here in the Chicago area, located at 820 Davis Street, Suite 151, Evanston IL. Our themed rooms are designed with challenges that will require guests to use equal parts creativity, teamwork, and brainpower to complete them, creating live experiences you'd normally only be able to get from a screen. Challengers will have one hour to beat the room using only their teamwork, brainpower, and the resources given to them, or fail and have their picture put up on the "Wall of Valiant Efforts".
An Escape Room is a space that has been decorated, designed, and furnished with puzzles and challenges pertaining to a specific theme. The room holds several puzzles, riddles, and challenges that will eventually lead the player to the ultimate goal of unlocking the door to the room and walking out victorious. However, there will be no locked doors here at Lock Chicago (despite the name). Instead, you will be presented with different goals and scenarios, which we believe opens up the possibilities of a room tremendously. That's why our rooms are Challenge Rooms rather than Escape Rooms.
Currently Lock Chicago operates 3 unique experiences: Sunburn, Malfunction, and Matsuri. All 3 rooms have different themes and goals but can each hold up to 10 players. We'll be opening more rooms in the coming weeks so stay tuned!
Yes, all guests must sign our online waiver before participating in our games. Don't worry! Our games are very safe for all ages, it's just standard legal mumbo jumbo.
- Entrance located directly off the street across from the "7-Eleven".
- Located 1 minute on foot from the Davis St. Purple Line Stop.
- Located 1 minute on foot from the Davis Metra Stop.
- Meter parking is available out front, and there are several parking garages in the area.
- Bus routes 93, 201, 208, 213, and 250 all stop within 10 minutes of Lock Chicago on foot.
Lock Chicago is open Monday through Friday from 530PM to 11PM and weekends from 1030AM to 10PM, but available booking times will depend on the room. We will be open certain Monday's during national holidays. For special requests during non-business hours feel free to email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. Check out our Reservations page to learn more!
Prices for all individual guests to our rooms are $32.95, and all reservations must be made through the Reservations page on this site. Please note that once a reservation has been made, no refunds will be issued for any reason. You may change the date and time of your reservation if you contact us at least seven days before your scheduled time. All major credit cards are accepted.
Private Groups : If you would like to reserve a room so that only your group can participate in it, please follow these steps:
- Click the "Private" option of the room you want.
- To reserve a room, you must purchase at least 4 tickets (meaning you must purchase at least 4 tickets even if you have less than 4 people participating).
- Each person must have a ticket (6 people will need 6 tickets even if the minimum is 4 tickets).
Special Events: Looking to book a room for a special event, such as a birthday party, corporate team-building activity, or something else? Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or through our Contact Us page and we'll see what we can do to accommodate you! More dates and times are available for certain special events!
Lock Chicago is an ideal setting for team building events across all channels. Participants must come together to utilize their creativity, ingenuity and communication skills to complete the common goal.
Email: email@example.com for more information regarding our team building events.
Currently we only offer the experiences in our Escape Rooms, but downtown Evanston has anything you'd want as far as food, drink and refreshments go. Giordano's is right down the street, but we whole heartedly recommend checking out Table to Stix Ramen (one of our personal favorites).
Yes! Escape Rooms make perfect gifts, and you can purchase a gift certificate to any room from the 'Book An Experience' button at the bottom of our Give a Gift page . You don't need to book an actual time either, just purchase the tickets and we'll send either you or your recipient an email with a code that can be used at checkout, leaving it up to them to book the perfect time. You can also send a dollar amount and let them decide when and on what rooms to use the gift on, but please keep in mind to include an additional $2 per person for service fees to your dollar amount, otherwise your friends will need to pay the service fee when booking their reservation. Email us at email@example.com if you have any questions about gifting!
Unfortunately, in the spirit of being courteous and fair to all visitors to our space we must have strict lateness policies.
Private Rooms: All visitors must come to the space 15 minutes before their start time. If you have reserved the room wholly for your party, you may still enter the room if you arrive at your start time. Any later and you will risk interrupting players participating in other rooms.
Public Rooms: If you are participating in a room that has not been reserved for a private group, you will not be allowed to participate if you arrive less than 15 minutes before your start time. This would not be fair to the players who are already preparing to go into the room.
With all of this in mind, players MUST arrive 15 minutes before their reserved start time. If you are driving, please come a few minutes earlier to look for parking.
Lock Chicago will test your mental capabilities and ability to communicate effectively as a team. Doing so under the influence is discouraged, and anyone we determine to be under the influence will be asked to leave and will not be issued a refund. Save it for the celebrations after you hopefully succeed!
All guests MUST arrive 15 minutes prior to their reservation. If you are late you risk being not able to participate as there is necessary prep and introduction time as well as check-in.
All you need to do is bring yourself! We have lockers where you may store bags, purses, phones, etc. in a secure location and they will be waiting for you once you finish. You are permitted to bring your phone into the room only if it is either silenced or on airplane mode. You will also need to sign a waiver before we can let you enter a room.
No - name aside, Lock Chicago aims to take the experience of the traditional Escape Room beyond its original means, which is why our rooms are Challenge Rooms. Doors will never be locked, and we pride ourselves on providing challenges and scenarios that keep end-goals, strategies, and puzzles as different as they can be from room to room. However, if a player needs to leave a room at anytime during their 1 hour, they will not be allowed back into the room.
While there isn't necessarily a restriction, our puzzle rooms are recommended for players above the age of 12. Those under that age can still contribute by uncovering clues and observing patterns; however, they may not be able to comprehend the specific details and puzzles of the room.
All guests will be required to sign a waiver before entering a room, but guests under 18 years of age will also need a parent or legal guardian to sign with them. Guests younger than 14 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian in the rooms.
Our rooms were designed with one goal in mind: to provide truly innovative experiences to anyone curious enough to search for them. Our rooms are fully accessible to those who are mobility-challenged. If you require the use of a wheelchair or any walking device you may still fully immerse yourself in the experience of Lock Chicago. Our rooms also do not have any "shock-factor" to them, and they're not designed to be scary, so there's no need to worry about that.
As you will all be in a room for an hour with several people, please make sure you do not endanger one another in your rush to solve these rooms. If you know that this environment will cause problems for you, make sure you are truly prepared before committing to participate. Safety is our number one concern, and we have done everything we can to ensure your safety.
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$855 1 bed 2545 N Maryland Ave, Milwaukee WI, 53211
$855 1 bed
2545 N Maryland Ave, Murray Hill, Milwaukee, 53211
Commute to Downtown Milwaukee
This apartment is in the Murray Hill neighborhood in Milwaukee. Nearby parks include Prospect Triangle, Gilman Triangle and North Point Park.
Webster Terrace II has a Walk Score of 89 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Webster Terrace II is a Milwaukee Apartment located at 2545 N Maryland Ave. The property features a 1 BR rental unit available starting at $795.
Amenities include Cats Ok, Pet Friendly Community, and On-Site Laundry. Heat Included, Internet Included, Cable Included, and Water Included included.
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Murray Hill, Milwaukee, 53211
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The debt crisis has changed the way Italians save and invest, Intesa Sanpaolo finds
In Italy, the saving process has reached an all-time low in 2012, with non-savers constituting more than 61% of a population sample compared to 52.8% in 2011, according to research released by Italian bank Intesa Sanpaolo.
In Italy, the saving process has reached an all-time low in 2012, with non-savers constituting more than 61% of a population sample compared to 52.8% in 2011, according to research released by Italian bank Intesa Sanpaolo.
Between January and February 2012, in a joint project with Centro Einaudi, the bank surveyed 1,053 families with bank current accounts to assess the impact of the financial crisis on people's investment decisions and savings capacity.
According to the results of the 'Survey of the Savings and Financial Decisions of Italians', the crisis has hit the 87.5% of Italian families.
The majority of the sample (61.5%) declared saving to be an extremely useful, or an indispensible form of behaviour, but this was almost 10 percentage points down on the 2011 figure (71.1%).
The crisis has also led to a change in the reasons why people save, with a strong decrease in the interest to purchase a home.
The economic crisis and the recent pension reform in the country have also led to a reduction, from 26% to 20.5%, in the balance between those who expect their pension income to be sufficient and those who expect it to be insufficient.
Only 10.5% of the interviewees subscribe to an open or closed pension fund. Subscription to a pension fund is highest among those in their thirties (13.6%), those in their fifties (14.3%), those living in the North-West (15.1%), and those earning more than €2,500 a month (19.6%). About half of the sample opt for cash funds, in order to safeguard their capital.
Finally, almost half the sample declared that investing has become more difficult than it had been the previous year with the principal difficulty mentioned was understanding the risks associated with different forms of investment.
The main objective is now security (53%, compared with 34% in 1988), followed by immediate returns (16.6%, a sign of the need for coupons and dividends in difficult years) and liquidity (15.8%). Less importance is given to the medium/long-term growth of one's capital (7%), both because such growth is subordinate to prudential objectives, and because in the past the promises offered by long-term investments have not always been maintained, Intesa Sanpaolo said.
Bonds remain the preferred form of investment in Italy. Following the sovereign debt crisis, those who believe bonds are always a safe form of investment has fallen from 23.7% to 17.8%, while the proportion of interviewees who consider them to be highly risky has risen to 28.5%. The share of capital invested in bonds is 24.2%, with no significant differences between the various age groups.


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My fiance and I got hitched this June. Hooray!With limited time and energy between a job and freelance work, I focused on projects that I knew I could handle. I needed to avoid a total bridal meltdown! Some of those projects were our invite, our wedding favors (which also served as our table assignments), as well as signage for the event.
For our invitation, I illustrated the front, the inside map, as well as the assets used throughout the invite. My fiance worked on the inside typography and layout. We decided on a limited color palette of black and yellow to ensure a minimal use of ink. We printed the invitation suite on our own and wanted to avoid buying tons of ink cartridges. Plus the color palette kinda screamed "NYC" to me. Taxis, stoplights, black and white cookies, oh my!
Oh, here's a fun gif of our invite. :)
With the signage, I used the same illustration from the invite and added directional information for the venue.
For the table assignments, it was important to me that they were both functional for the event, but also useful after the wedding. So, I decided on illustrating notepads that would have the table assignments written on them, but could also be used afterwards for list making or note taking. I had a lot of fun illustrating this whimsical NYC scene.
To complete this favor, I bought some adorable pencils from Knot & Bow that were engraved with adorable food pairings. Mac & Cheese, Meat & Potatoes, Pancakes & Syrup!
New York City is bracing for mega blizzard 2015 to strike tonight, so I finally had a minute to play catchup with my blog. Please stay safe wherever you may be. And thank you for reading about our wedding details. I hope to share some photos from the wedding in the next few weeks. Take care!


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Under Reported takes you beyond the headlines, focusing on the individual and personal narratives making up today's news cycle. Through in-depth interviews, and audio storytelling Under Reported connects with those on the front lines of change in America. We take you further; into the stories mainstream media ignores.
Created By Kori Feener
I am a Documentarian and Journalist based in Boston, MA. In light of the political climate in 2017 I wanted to spend time going deeper into stories that barely break the news cycle, and bring to light stories completely ignored by the mainstream. In 2013 I released my award-winning feature documentary Hard Way Home, an intimate story where I chronicled my thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. I have gone on to make more short form content for AJ Plus, Boston Institute for Non-Profit Journalism and work as a Cinematographer and Editor for other fellow Documentarians. I revel in nature whenever I can, enjoy trying to keep up with my overly energetic dog and live in one of those 150 square foot tiny houses. You can find me on Instagram and Twitter. Get in touch with me.


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Forcing Spring/La Sportiva Task Hybrid Jacket Review/
Spring has sprung, in some parts of the world. Here in Mazama, it's dumping snow as I write this, but we've had some warmer afternoons that have inspired me to find some dirt to run on. I've been doing much more skiing this year than running, which has been fun, but I do miss the simplicity of running. When March hits, I get spring fever; or maybe I like doing a sport I'm better at...
In any case, the sun was out, dogs and I were hankering for a run, and I knew some roads had melted out. Melted out, yes. Dry? Not by any means: mud season has begun.
It felt pretty warm as I got out of the truck, but not warm enough to go without a hat and jacket. Since I didn't have a hat, I was glad to have the hooded La Sportiva Task Hybrid jacket, but figured I'd get too hot, since it has a light primaloft layer in the front. Instead, I forgot I had it on, in the best way possible: it's light enough that I didn't feel it at all; the fit is perfect ensuring no weird rubbing or bunching, even with the hood on and it zipped all the way up (creating a balaclava); and it's noiseless, something my sensitive ears really appreciated. Then, when the weather turned as it almost certainly does this time of year, I was perfectly comfortable, despite the wind and cold.
Other features I dug:
Fuzzy, fleece-lined pockets
- The jacket stuffs into said pocket
- Long zipper pull, with a tab. That doesn't seem like a big deal, but I hate futzing around trying to find where to pull the zipper, especially with gloves.
- Long enough in the torso and arms. I am often between a small and medium, but with the European sizing (read small), the medium fit perfectly, even with longer appendages, without being loose. This is the first jacket that I haven't wished had some other fit in at least one part of my body.
Technically this is a skimo jacket, and I can see how it would be awesome if you're getting after it at a race or a hard workout. I should know better than to try to force anything, especially when it comes to nature so with all the new snow, I'll likely submit to skiing again and try it in that capacity. The climb I did in the middle of the run certainly will be more fun to ski than run, and it's looking like a backyard powder day is coming soon.


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Forget the winter chills -- nothing is getting first-home buyers down this year. Winter is usually a quiet time for residential property, but lower interest rates have led to more activity this year. While two in five new mortgages in June were borrowers refinancing their properties, loans for property investment held steady at just over one-third of all new mortgages. There was a slight increase in first-home buyers, from 13 per cent to 15.6 per cent.Tim Foote from Belle Property in Mosman and Neutral Bay said buyers have more to spend and more confidence. He says apartments are expected to continue to be popular, while motivated buyers will continue to look for homes during the winter months. If anything, he says, winter ensures a more genuine market, with those who aren't really interested in buying generally staying out of the cold weather.Source: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/property/home-buyers-emerge-despite-winter-chills/story-fn9656lz-1226417082819
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Weekend Update: 1/19 - 1/22
Denton never seems to fall short of community events, and this weekend proves just that. The first ever Band Together Denton takes over ten house venues around town, Dr. Sketchy's brings the alt-art to the Patterson-Appleton Arts Center, Gatsby's Mansion hosts an Anti-Inaugural Ball, Yo! Denton brings the '90s to BackYard on Bell, and, of course, there will be plenty of live music at your favorite local watering holes. Peep this list, and let it help you set your sights on winning at weekending.
Thursday, January 19
Game Changers, 3 PM
The first ever DAM Awards is quickly approaching! Join us, The Dentonite, in an effort to raise funds for our ceremonious event—simply sip, eat, and play games at Game Changers throughout the day. A portion of the day's sales will go to support the DAM Awards, so stop by anytime! Bring cash to enter a raffle for a chance to win a basket o' prizes. Game Changers gives a DAM and we hope you do, too!
Dr. Sketchy's Denton
Patterson-Appleton Arts Center, 6 PM
Join Dr. Sketchy's Denton at the Patterson-Appleton Arts Center (GDAC) for a night of decadence and drawing. Now in over 100 cities around the world, Dr. Sketchy's is the premier Anti-Art School encapsulating the alt-drawing movement. This month, they're featuring a live model from the North Texas Roller Derby who'll be sporting her derby garb and "all of the awesomeness you would expect." It's only $5 to participate in this alternative art event. Oh, and it's B.Y.O.B., y'all.
Brent Best with special guests Matt Woods and Adam Lee
Dan's Silverleaf, 8 PM
Spend Thursday night in the company of one of Denton's finest, Brent Best. The well-known frontman of the alt-country band Slobberbone will unravel those walls of noise and deliver a more stripped-down sound through decades of well-crafted songs. Best will be accompanied by special guests Matt Woods and Adam Lee. Tickets are $10 and are available in advance via www.prekindle.com.
Scammers, Avery Boner, Chokey, CARL featuring Beth Dodds, Octopod
Hangout Bar and Dine, 9 PM
Head to Hangout Bar and Dine for a Freakshow Holiday Hangover Banger. Experience the experimental sounds of Kansas band Scammers and the no-wave rock of Avery Boner and The Blonde Dicks—a tribute band to Eat Avery's Bones. Denton doom metal band Chokey and Houston free-jazz band CARL feat. Beth Dodds join the bill. Octopod (Garrett Wingfield and friends) will start off the night by showcasing their avant-garde sound. According to the event page, "candy DJs will blow torch your ears in between sets." Sounds like a scorcher! For those 20 and under there is a $7 cover charge; $5 for those 21+.
Friday, January 20
Band Together Denton: Day One
Denton, TX, multiple venues
It's finally here! Honor the spirit of Denton and celebrate the scads of talented artists that comprise our city. A two-day house show festival featuring an all-local lineup of 60 bands at 10 houses, Band Together Denton will benefit Mentor Denton—a community-based mentoring program. Friday venues include: Load-In, E Third, The Rabbit Hole, Hettie Hacienda, and Nebulae; and will feature music from: Heavy Baby Sea Slugs, Elijah Heaps, MNKR, Biographies, Dome Dwellers, Leoncarlo, and more. Tickets are available via www.bandtogetherdenton.com, where you can also find a full schedule. Let's Band Together Denton!
Gatsby's ANTI-Inaugural Ball
Gatsby's Mansion, 8 PM
Gatsby's Mansion is hosting an Anti-Inaugural Ball, a benefit show to support LGBT youth through OUTreach Denton. An endeavor to protest hate, some talented folks from the area will take the stage and make us their musical muses for the night. Gatsby's Mansion will have boxes ready to accept clothing or stuffed animal donations. (Spring cleaning in winter seems to be in order, don't you think?) Let's make a darker day a little brighter with good music for a great cause, Denton.
Dylan LeBlanc, Motel Radio, Jacob Metcalf
Dan's Silverleaf, 9 PM
Louisiana will be making their mark at one of Denton's beloved music venues. Shreveport's Dylan LeBlanc, an Applebee's server turned "the new Neil Young" (later walking away from a major label after two critically acclaimed albums), will explore and share with us the depths of self-doubt and clarity through his Americana folk-rock songs. Motel Radio joins the bill, bringing the "rock 'n' folkin' roll" from New Orleans. Dallas postmodern composer and instrumentalist Jacob Metcalf of Fox & the Bird starts off the night. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. 18+.
Panic Volcanic, Lydia Low, Bayleigh Cheek
Andy's Bar, 9 PM
Let out some of your first-week-of-school/work week/Inaugural Day aggression with a little rock and a lot of roll (or, maybe a lot of rock and a little roll…?) at Andy's Bar. Panic Volcanic makes the trek up 35 from Fort Worth to corrode our eardrums and then love us back to health. Their riff-heavy groove-rock recently awarded them with the title of Best Hard Rock Band at the 2016 FW Weekly Awards. Denton's own Lydia Low brings her unique blend of macabre storytelling and sardonic commentary to the stage, while Dallas resident Bayleigh Cheek narrates a softer side through her singer-songwriter melodies. Music starts around 10:30 PM. 21+.
Dezi 5, Sam Lao
Taps & Caps, 9 PM
Denton is undoubtedly going to lose control on Friday night at Taps & Caps, as Dezi 5 takes the stage. The Dallas artist makes his last Denton appearance before he makes his big move to NYC. Dallas hip-hop phenom Sam Lao is opening up with show, making this lineup solid as a rock. As always, shows at Taps & Caps are 18+ with $3 cover and a mere $1 cover for those of legal drinking age. Music starts at 9 PM.
Saturday, January 21
Band Together Denton: Day Two
Denton, TX, multiple venues
It's the second and final night of Band Together Denton. Saturday venues include: LiberDIY, Dane Manor, The Jagoe House, The Yellow Sub, and Glorp; and will feature music from: Felt & Fur, Pearl Earl, Claire Morales, Exit Glaciers, Fishboy, Marathons & Unicorns, New Science Projects, and more! Help support Mentor Denton—a collective mentoring program—and celebrate our local music community. Tickets are available via www.bandtogetherdenton.com.
Yo Denton! Oldskool Hip Hop Dance Party: The Next Episode
BackYard on Bell, 9 PM
Find yourself chillin' out maxin' and relaxin' all cool at BackYard on Bell for Yo! Denton: A '90s Hip Hop Dance Party. Kris Kross those Cross Colours clothes and come out for an oldskool getdown, '90s style. Along with DJ sets by Mike Vivid, DJ Aquanot, Lite One, and Swift T, there will be breakdancing, graffiti artists, and Sega Genesis games on a 10 ft. projector. And, of course, there will be drink specials, house-made pizza, and food trucks. According to the event page, there will be some sort of a giveaway (perhaps a Swatch® watch…?) Let's throw it back, Dentonites.
Comedy Guerilla Presents: Mascara
Killer's Tacos, 9:30 PM
Comedy Guerilla, a series of underground comedy shows, is back, and they're kicking off this new year with the best medicine—laughter. Pop into Killer's Tacos for a night of laughs with Comedy Guerilla Presents: Mascara, Chapter 6: ANIMO. Featuring comedy performances by Brent Williams, Wilson Wilson, Alex Gaskin, Tony Casillas, Angel Garcia, and more! Plus, it's Angel's birthday, so there will be a little extra celebrating going on. Oh, and there will be tacos. Ummm...tacos. Comedy kicks off around 9:30 PM. Free.
Kwinton Gray Project, Colleen Clark Collective, Brian Horton Trio
Taps & Caps, 8 PM
Jazz has a heavy influence in Denton, though shows such as this are few and far between. Take advantage of this infrequency and shuffle your way to Taps & Caps Saturday. Enjoy a few brews and jazz up your weekend with the Kwinton Gray Project, the Colleen Clark Collective, and the Brian Horton Trio. Each will deliver a unique set to the stage, showcasing their individualistic talents. There is a cover charge of $3 for those 18–20 and of $1 for those 21+.
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Cincinnati CFV 800 Vertical Machining Center
This listing is for a Cincinnati CFV800 vertical machining center. The machine is in great working condition and makes us parts every day. It can be inspected under power making chips. The machine received new spindle bearings on 10/15/12. It is equipped with a Siemens 810D control that has very good conversational programming features. The best feature of this machine for us has been the thru spindle coolant. The vises are not included but it will come with 12 pull studs. It will also come with a complete set of manuals (paper & digital) versions. If you have any questions please call Greg at 716-697-eight*nine*seven*nine.
Model Year - 2004
Table Size - 33" x 20.5"
Longitudinal Travel(X) - 31.5"
Cross Travel(Y) - 20"
Vertical Head Travel(Z) - 20"
Spindle Speeds (Variable) - 60-12,500 RPM
Spindle Nose - CAT #40
Number of Tool Stations - 25
Rapid Feed Rate - 1180 ipm
Cutting Feed Rate X,Y - 0.1-472 ipm
Table Load Capacity - 880 Lbs.
Spindle Drive Motor - 15 HP
Approximate Machine Weight - 14,000 Lbs.
Approximate Machine Dimensions - 89"LR x 137"FB x 106"H
Equipped with:
Siemens 810D CNC Control
25-Station ATC
Hand Held Pendent
Rigid Tapping
Thru-Spindle Coolant
Programable Coolant
Full Coolant Enclosure
Spindle Load Meter
Chip & Coolant System
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Media Billings Over 12 Million Dollars
40+ Years Of Media Buying
With media billings of over 12 million, we can leverage great rates, prime placement and value added incentives. Burford has been buying media for over 40 years. Our Media Director and Media Analyst have purchased just about every type of media there is; television, print, radio, digital, cinema, outdoor and other out of home media. Below is more detail about the media department and its offerings.
Market and Audience Analysis
Effective media plans begin with market audience research; segmenting and identifying your market is the vital first step to the development of a media plan that works. Our extensive marketing resources can provide a detailed analysis of who, where and when your media should target for the best results. It is also critical to identify your key audiences – who are they, where they live, what media they consume and what motivates their buying habits.
Media Planning
The first step is identifying your key audiences and their media habits. Then we crosstab these key audiences to see where there is media usage overlap to maximize efficiency for your brand. Burford uses the latest in media software to design the most effective and efficient media plan possible. This approach to media planning produces the necessary exposure while minimizing waste.
Media Buying
Burford uses agency advanced media buying software and data . This helps us to know CPP as well as ratings in all markets. But, we also look beyond the numbers to take into consideration the impact of the message and the quality of the audience. Input from clients often helps us look beyond those numbers. We work hard to make your dollars go further through price negotiation, placement and added value offers.
Measurement and Evaluation
We monitor all aspects of your media plan to ensure that you are getting what you want and what you paid for – and that it is performing at its highest efficiency. We continually review data and tweak buys for maximum performance scrutinize affidavits to ensure we received exactly what we ordered from the media outlets as well as do a full post-buy analysis to receive any make-goods.


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For Variable Positioning Without a Locking Mechanism
The HYDRO-LIFT gas spring is a LIFT-O-MAT with additional holding function, with comfortable rigid or elastic locking.
Even weight fluctuations between defined limits, for example due to varying loads, are no problem. The HYDRO-LIFT does not require an additional stop mechanism. Once opened, the lid will remain safely in place.
In the HYDRO-LIFT from Stabilus, a valve integrated into the piston of the gas spring ensures a safe hold. Depending on the design, the variable stop function can be active across the entire adjustment range, or in one or more partial ranges of the stroke.
Unlike the gas-filled version with elastic locking, the oil-filled HYDRO-LIFT features limited, rigid locking in the compression direction. This eliminates the light spring deflection.
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As we wrap up classes and stress over work for reading period, all the buzz around campus for new ways to procrastinate brings up two words: HBO GO. So rather than writing that paper or finishing that pset, join the trend. Here are Flyby's recommendations for the five must-see shows that HBO GO offers, free of charge.
1. "The Newsroom": From the screenwriter of "The West Wing" and "The Social Network," this fast-paced fictional drama takes you behind the scenes of what it takes to report the news every night. Soon you too will be gushing over Jim and Maggie's awkward attraction, Charlie and Leona's hilarious confrontations, and McKenzie and Will's sharp talk.
2. "Girls": This quirky Emmy-winning dramedy created by and starring Lena Dunham looks at life in the Big Apple among four friends in their stormy twenties. With its raw take on female friendships, you'll soon be having a love-hate relationship with Hannah, wondering why Adam almost always appears shirtless, and realizing that this could actually be your life after college!
3. "VEEP": With Selina Meyer as the female vice-president of the USA, the second Emmy winner of the bunch comes with a whole new set of baggage as she and her staffers tackle issues along the lines of blog nicknames, fake dogs, and jokes without a punch line. After just one 30-minute episode, you'll find yourself wondering if the president will ever call, whether Jonah will get lucky with any girl, and when, if ever, Mike and Dan will get along.
4. "True Blood": Set in the Deep South, this sex-drenched drama centers on the life of the half-fairy, telepathic Sookie Stackhouse and her encounters with centuries-old vampires, hedonist maenads, necromancing witches, and junkie werewolves. Jump in at dinner in the d-hall with references to Eric, Bill, and Sookie's love triangle, Pam and Lafayette's fierce glamour, and Jason and Alcide's ripped abs.
5. "Boardwalk Empire": Starring Steve Buscemi as the all-powerful Atlantic City gangster "Nucky" during Prohibition, this historical drama delves into the intersecting lives of prostitutes, hit men, bootleggers, and widowed mothers in Chicago, New York, and the "World's Favorite Playground" (also known as Atlantic City, NJ). Choose your favorites among the gangsters and their mistresses, assassins, rivals, and prohibition officers and let yourself be shocked by all the blood, money, guns, and alcohol.


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Queen Elizabeth reigned for 45 years, from 1558 to 1603. She was born in 1533 and was 25 at the time of her ascent to power; she reigned until her death at age 70.
Elizabeth succeeded her sister Mary on the throne and began her reign during a tumultuous time of religious strife, government debt and a lost war with France. She is sometimes accused of vanity, prejudice and miserliness, but she was overall a successful queen who led her country well.
Queen Elizabeth was the daughter of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Before her rule, she was imprisoned as a threat to the throne.


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Prescription drug abuse among teens has been growing in Orange County, California. Considered an epidemic by the authorities, research has shown that 1 in every 10 seniors in high school have claimed they have taken Vicodin without having a prescription. Authorities have said that teens do not expect any consequences and they don't think about the fact that something bad could happen to them such as death. Many families have been through the death of a teen from the abuse of prescription drugs. Traffic fatalities are now outnumbered by the deaths caused by overdoses on prescription drugs. Once teens are addicted they usually go on to other drugs such as heroin which has the same effect as OxyContin but at a lower price.
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Orange County Sheriff Deputy Shows Up Drunk to His DUI Court Hearing
On Friday Judge Frank Fasel doubled Allan James Waters' prison sentence from 16 months to 32 months. Waters, aged 33, is a former Orange County California sheriff deputy. The judge's decision to give Waters a longer sentence was influenced after Waters showed up drunk in court to face his DUI charge last month.
420 Festival – More Ecstasy than Weed by a Longshot
What do you think of when you read the below lineup. This is the lineup for a "420 festival" to be held on April 23rd in Silverado (Orange County, California). But, clearly times have changed because this is a hard core electronica lineup and we think the stoners in Marin County who coined the term "four twenty" (referring to a daily ritual – not a police code) probably sue for misrepresentation.
The drugs at this festival will be plentiful and they will include cocaine, meth, ecstasy, LSD, and probably – a ton of pot too.