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Happy Saturday my friends!
Can you believe it's August? We have been on the go all summer. (I swear it has been pack, unpack, repeat). And while it has been so fun, I am looking forward to a weekend in the city.
I want to take advantage of this nice weather and explore a few thrift shops and of course, the Brooklyn Flea.
I came down with some sort of bug yesterday though so I will be taking it pretty easy otherwise. I want to go see The Way, Way Back...
...and I cannot put down Where'd You Go Bernadette?
If you're looking for some more good reads, Erin posted a great list of summer book recommendations. (I especially want to read Lean In before the summer is over).
Don't forget this is the last weekend to take advantage of Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale. I snatched up this jacket for fall (such a steal) and I'm debating going back for these boots and these flats...both are classics that I know I would reach for again and again.
What are you guys up to this weekend? Hope it's a great one!


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"You guys don't ski fast; you flylow."
This week Team Alpine Meadows will work with FlyLow, an outdoor apparel company positioned at the intersection of ski racing, snowboarding, mountain and freeride skiing.
The FlyLow team intends to capitalize on the growing power of its brand and reduce the seasonality of its business model by expanding its product lines beyond the skiing industry. The MiddCORE challenge is to make a specific proposal to the FlyLow team about the new product strategy.
Students spent the afternoon with Dan Abrams, the owner of FlyLow, and mentor Ernie Parizeau talking about the FlyLow business model and Dan's journey as an entrepreneur.

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Last weekend, I wanted to do one simple thing: watch Amazon Studios' "Transparent." The critically acclaimed show had just won two Golden Globes, and while I had wanted to track down the series before, I already knew that Canada's Amazon store does not offer the company's Instant Video service, and so I figured I'd have to wait until some other way to seeing it became available. But the buzz the show received Sunday evening prompted me to tweet if there was any legal method to watch "Transparent" in Canada.
The folks at Shomi, a new streaming service launched last fall in Canada by telecom giants Shaw and Rogers Communications, replied cheerily on Twitter that they had landed the rights to the show. A little digging revealed it would be available starting on January 23rd. Great! But soon enough, problems arose. Firstly, to access the service you had to be a pre-existing customer of Shaw or Rogers, and secondly, Shomi was not available at all in Quebec. I'm not about to switch my internet or mobile service to another company so I can watch a television show, and even if I did, it wouldn't matter anyway — Shomi is not available in the province where I live (presumably due to a myriad of dull bureaucratic and licensing reasons). So, what do I do when I have no legal or reasonably easy avenue in which to watch this show? The answer is transparent (sorry).
It's not complicated. If you make entertainment media easy to access and consume legally, customers will spend money, even as the music and movie industries continue to perpetuate the fallacy that piracy alone is eroding their business. According to numerous studies — here's some findings from the University of Amsterdam in 2010, and more data from the Dutch Institution for Information Law in 2012 — file-sharers are spending more money on music, movies, and books, than those who don't download any pirated material at all. There are a number of reasons why people download content illegally, but surely one of them is the ability to watch what they want, when they want to. As Netflix has shown, if you make content convenient, on demand, and affordable, customers have no problem handing over their credit card information.
Of course, this made had it increasingly difficult for telecoms to continue to sell their bread and butter cable packages, and thus, it makes sense that those corporations are trying to stem the tide of those who are cutting the cord. Shaw themselves reported this week that in the first quarter of their 2014/2015 year, they lost 18,372 satellite and 11,923 cable users, while they gained 11,379 internet customers. Those figures speak for themselves, and anecdotally, I can probably count on one hand the people I know who are still paying for a traditional cable package. But if Shomi is to survive and become a viable competitor to Netflix and iTunes, particularly when offering distinctly different programming, it will have to quickly overcome its business model. Requiring potential customers to already be clients of Shaw and Rogers, will not incentivize non-clients to sign up for their other business offerings; it will simply drive them to other existing services (or to the shadowy corners of pirate sites) where their entertainment needs will be met without any prerequisites.
For the record, I still haven't watched "Transparent." But here's hoping that Amazon quickly figures out how to get their original content north of the border, and made available more easily to a wider audience. Or that the folks behind Shomi can break free of old school corporate thinking and truly become a real player in Canada's streaming market, which can use more options and competition.


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Early in camp, Tyreek Hill making a bid to be Chiefs' top wideout
During Saturday's practice, Tyreek Hill stared across the line of scrimmage at Marcus Peters — one of the game's best corners — as the Chiefs' first-string offense began working on the two-minute drill. And all of a sudden, Hill heard receivers coach Greg Lewis' voice ring in his head.
"He preaches patience at the line," Hill explained.
Patience is certainly required against Peters, who boasts elite eyes for the cornerback position and is as good as anyone at deciphering receivers' routes. So Hill, who was tasked with running a go route, was patient at the line as he deked inside and got Peters to bite just enough to create enough space to rocket upfield with his 4.24 speed.
Quarterback Alex Smith, who has consistently been looking Hill's way since full-squad practices began Friday, lofted a deep ball right over Peters' head and into Hill's waiting hands for a huge gain. First down, Chiefs, and score one for Hill, who is now the odds-on favorite to lead the Chiefs' receivers in targets following Jeremy Maclin's release in June.
"Alex threw a tremendous ball," said Hill, in his typically deferential manner.
But that play was about more than Smith's precision. Through three full-squad practices, the 5-foot-10, 185-pound Hill has consistently hauled in passes from the Chiefs' quarterback, both long and short, easy and difficult. He's also proven to be a devil to cover on the deep ball, and no wideout has pleased the crowd of onlookers at Missouri Western more than he has.
On Sunday, he hauled in one pass in double coverage, and made a diving catch on what appeared to be a deep cross. Hill also gathered in a short pass that was closer to his shoelaces than his numbers on one short route in front of Peters, who has already been beaten deep by Hill a handful of times during camp and praised his underrated route running.
"That's what people don't really see — they think he's just fast, but he's really a technically-sound receiver, you feel me?" said Peters, an All-Pro selection in both of his professional seasons. "He's just a little dude. But he's a little dude (with) a big man's (mentality)."
Hill's expanded duties to the "Z" receiver spot vacated by Maclin has seemingly found him on Peters' side more often than not, and those daily battles with the All-Pro cornerback could prepare him for life as a No. 1 receiver, since the AFC West is loaded with outstanding corners. The Broncos' duo (Aqib Talib and Chris Harris) is as talented and cocksure as any in the league, while the Chargers' tandem of Casey Hayward and Jason Verrett is terrific, as well. Even the Raiders boast a big, athletic group, led by veterans Sean Smith and David Amerson and Ohio State first-rounder Gareon Conley.
Peters knows this, which is why he says he still goes out of his way to provide tips to the second-year pro about how to create more separation when running certain routes.
"You've got to give him the information because it's gonna help him — we've got good corners in this conference for sure," Peters said, before naming all the starting corners in the AFC West. "It's all about getting the ball in his hands and letting him do what he does."
What Hill did last year was affect the game on offense and special teams. He made the Pro Bowl based on the latter, returning two kicks and a punt for scores, but he also finished second on the team with 61 catches and 593 yards and first with six receiving touchdowns.
The Chiefs' coaching staff will still task him with influencing the game in both phases, though Hill will likely surrender most of his kick return duties because of his expanded offensive role.
"(Special teams) coach (Dave) Toub and (head) coach (Andy)Reid, they obviously know what they're doing," Hill said. "We've got De'Anthony (Thomas), Demarcus (Robinson), guys like that who can come in and give the same type of explosive play that I can. Nothing's going to change; it's all going to stay the same.
"But will I miss it? Yes. Because it's another chance for me to score."
If the Chiefs have their way, however, Hill — who also rushed 24 times for an 11.1-yard average and three touchdowns — will make up for those opportunities with more touches than he had on offense a year ago (85).
"We put a lot on his plate last year and he handled it great," offensive coordinator Matt Nagy said. "I think we were more concerned with making sure we didn't do too much (with him)."
But with a year in the league under his belt, the 23-year old Hill should be capable of a larger role this season, provided he holds up physically.
"He's a weapon in so many areas," Nagy said. "Every defensive coordinator that's out there is concerned about him because of his speed. We just need to make sure that, as we go forward here, we put him in the right spots, we don't overuse him. Mentally, you want to stick to that less-is-more mentality so that he can play fast."
Chances are, playing fast won't be an issue for a player who measured out as the NFL's swiftest player a year ago.
And, by the way, it speaks volumes that Peters — who counts football, family and his hometown of Oakland as his most primary passions — seems to enjoy working against Hill, because he knows he's getting a premium test whenever he does.
"You've got to compete with the best if you want to be the best." Peters said. "He's one of the best receivers in our league right now, so you've got to get work."
Terez A. Paylor: 816-234-4489, @TerezPaylor. Download Red Zone Extra, The Star's Chiefs app.


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This morning we woke to a blanket of white snow. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
And November goes,
With the last red berries
And the first white snows.
With night coming early,
And dawn coming late,
And ice in the bucket
And frost by the gate.
The fires burn
And the kettles sing,
And earth sinks to rest
Until next spring."
- Clyde Watson


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I love our evenings together as a family. Tonight I went out for a long hike and when I got home my husband had bathed the baby and had dinner on the table for me! Talk about a spoiled mummy! haha!
It's always nice to wind down the day in a relaxed environment, we often sit and share stories from our day: the joys, the surprises and the challenges too. I always look forward to this special time with Eddy when the baby is in bed and we can catch up on the things going on in our own lives and hearts. One thing is certain: that we always round off the night with a hot cup of tea and perhaps a naughty treat! Tonight I had a handful of m&m's with my 'mommy night cap' (brewed tea) and it was the perfect end to a lovely day!
Do I regret eating the chocolate? Me? Nope, never!
haha, Love Bunty


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Thursday, November 7, 2013
South Slope Projections
If you haven't already, do yourself a favor and take a walk to the far south end of the Park Slope Fifth Avenue BID between 17th and 18th Streets. There, you will find some great Fifth Avenue institutions like Eagle Provisions, Has Beans, South and, of course, Freddy's.
If you happen to drop by at night, make sure to take a look up above Freddy's and South to see a new art installation, consisting of movie collages created by Freddy's co-owner Donald O'Finn. This is all part of a new effort to attract eyeballs to a fantastic, but under-appreciated part of Park Slope's favorite commercial strip.
A sample of one of Donald's short films is posted, above.
Also, come holiday season, don't be surprised if you see some familiar holiday classics projected on the building. Details to come!
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This operator provides outputs that represent all the global variables for fur guide shader network. There are no inputs to this operator.
Most of the parameters provided refer to a hair or the skin from which the hair is grown.
Point Position
Position of each vertex in the generated hair.
Width of the rendered curves.
Hair Distance
Position of the current vertex as a fraction of the hair's length.
Is Parameter Bound
True if clump hairs were provided to the shader.
Clump Root
Position on the skin from which the clump hair is grown.
Clump Point Position
Position on the current vertex of the clump hair.
Hair ID
Unique ID for each generated curve.
Hair Root
Position on the skin from which each hair is grown.
Fur Density
Amount of hairs per unit area.
Interpolated normal direction from skin.
UV texture coordinates.
Output Matrix
Transformation deforming the local skin neighbourhood from its rest position.
Using Guides
True if guide hairs were used to produce the initial shape of the current hair.
The following examples include this node.
This example simulates grass being pushed down by an RBD object. Fur Objects are used to represent the blades of grass and Wire Objects are used to simulate the motion. When a single Fur Object is used to represent the grass, neighbouring blades of grass will have similar motion. Additional objects with different stiffness values can be used to make the motion less uniform. When "Complex Mode" is enabled, two objects are used to represent the grass. The stiffness of each set of curves can be controlled by adjusting the "Angular Spring Constant" and "Linear Spring Constant" parameters on the corresponding Wire Objects.
Clumping Example for Fur geometry node
The Fur SOP is used to instance hair-like curves.
In this case, the Fur SOP is used to create curves that can be used for clumping. A second Fur SOP is used to illustrate how to create hairs that use the clumping geometry.
FurBall Example for Fur geometry node
This example demonstrates how the Fur SOP builds hair-like curves based on guide curves and skin geometry.
FurBallWorkflow Example for Fur geometry node
This example demonstrates how the Fur SOP and Mantra Fur Procedural can be applied to an animated skin geometry. CVEX shaders are used to apply a custom look to the hairs based upon attributes assigned to the geometry.
FurPipelineExample Example for Fur geometry node
This example illustrates how custom shaders can be used to define the appearance of fur generated by the Fur SOP.
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Faith Lutheran Church is the proud home of Faith Lutheran Preschool, for more information click here
We believe family should worship together. Children are as much a part of the community as adults. That is why every worship service at Faith has a children's message. Children are invited to come to the front and have some fun. Usually the pastor or leader will do various object lessons or experiments to center the kids on how Jesus matters in their life.
Though children are welcome and encouraged to attend worship with their families, things don't always work out. For this reason we have a staffed nursery for children under the age of four. The nursery is available during both services and Sunday School.
Sunday School is offered to 18 months thru 6th grade. Every Sunday morning the children come to Faith Lutheran Church to grow in Christ. We begin at 9:40am with music and then split into age appropriate classes.
With FaithWeaver NOW®, family members explore the same Bible passage in age-appropriate classes so each week the same Bible truth is fresh on everyone's heart and mind. You'll actually see families grow stronger in their faith together.
Puppets are an exciting and fun way to enhance our children's message. They perform at both services throughout the year. Click here for more information on Faith's Puppet Ministry.
Youth Group of Kindergarter thru 5th Grade. Click here for more information.


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Wheeling and Dealing with Eco
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This game is nastier and more vicious than PvP games with actual combat. At least, it is when I play it. I love it.
Hopefully it's okay to post videos here! I've been playing on a server with friends for a few months now, and whilst we started out all bumbling and friendly, things are really starting to escalate. Negotiations, sieges, imprisonment, election drama... Plus I'll be first against the wall in the inevitable communist revolution.
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Really enjoying your series: the fact that you all seem to know each other well and enjoy horsing around really helps to make it a fun watch.
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it! We all get on really well, but I think Eco itself really facilitates our interactions too. Thanks so much for watching <3


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This week, a good acquaintance of mine asked this question at a post-Christmas dinner. How do you need God to be Emmanuel in the New Year?
In 2012, I see Emmanuel, God with us, being a driving prayer of mine in Thailand. We want the Thai people to see God as real and accessible. We example Jesus to them in our life, but we want them to have an encounter with God. As I think toward 2012, I cannot help but be captured by the prayer I made when we took over Our Home Chapel, the Foursquare Church in Bangkok, Thailand.
When we stepped in, we found the church in a difficult situation with a lot of moving parts. I began praying with a fervor like never before knowing that there was no way for me to succeed unless Jesus met us in this place and time. I know strategy has its place, but I purposed to clear my mind of ideas or tactics. I began to ask for nothing but Jesus. I made the Fernando Ortega song, "Give Me Jesus" my theme song as it helped me guide my prayer time. I had no grand ideas of success, but merely wanted us as a church to get back to the basics and cling to Jesus in the midst of everything, including a flood that displaced many including us.
As we look toward 2012, I cherish the sense of how a new year allows us to turn the page on the old. We can open to a new chapter, blank and ready to be written in by the author of our life and all creation. The new beginning brings hope and anticipation for a new future God has for us.
Even in a nation where less than one percent of the Thai people know God, we are hopeful for the good things God will do in and through this church.
We want to see Jesus be Emmanuel with us in drawing this church together to be family. A family centered on Jesus that grows in the way of God together.
We need Jesus to be with us, present in this time to make us renewed and reborn into the church he has designed us to be. We want him present with us in power.
We hope to see miracles of changed lives, healings, and wonders in this city that draws people to know God. We hope to see many more people this year see that God is real.
Finally, we need to see God real in our life regarding the ministry to children in the nearby slum communities. We want to see long term, sustainable help to give these children a hope and a future.
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This was not that time./
It was 9:30pm on Friday night, Matthew and I were gathering our things to leave church.
We had just wrapped up a membership class. A few hours of learning how the church came to be and where it was going.
The first step in becoming a member.
I've never really been a "member" of a church. I've never lived anywhere long enough to do so. But we were beginning to feel the desire to commit, to be more than long-term visitors or guests.
That's all I've ever really been at a church. A one foot in and one foot out kind of girl.
Committing has never been easy for me and the thing is, more than anything, it's good for my soul.
Even when it might not feel right.
Because my feelings are fleeting. They're up and down and in-between all day long. And while I trust them, I have to question them.
Because sometimes our feelings, as good intentioned as they are, might not have our best interests in mind. Our feelings might push us to do what we want and not what we may need. Our feelings may want what is comfortable instead of what will bend and stretch us.
Feelings can be deceiving? Welp, that could be a whole other post.
For this post, it's just a tiny piece of it.
You see, I was so icky that night.
If someone had handed me a cloak and said, "Hey take this. Put it on and you'll be invisible. You won't have to ask thoughtful questions or give honest answers. You won't have to do anything at all."
I would have snatched it - no questions asked.
I just wasn't in the proper head space to have small talk, or deep talk, or any talk for that matter.
Have you been there?
When the class ended, I was ready to escape and retreat. But Matthew had started chatting [he's so much better at that sometimes] and so, out of courtesy, I did too. But not because I wanted too - because I felt I had too.
Downright icky I tell ya.
A man from our church walked over, a man with a sweet, gentle, joyful sprit. I had introduced him to my parents a while back and they hit it off. Most of their conversation centered around crab cakes. [We're from Maryland, y'all]
So naturally, crab cakes came up again.
Though somewhere in the conversation, when things got quiet and there was a natural [somewhat awkward] pause he said something completely unexpected.
"I got laid off today"
How could I have missed that? I knew, deep down, something was off. Something in his sprit, in his stance, in his eyes said, "I am holding something heavy today, help me carry it, will you?"
We said a deep, heartfelt sorry but quickly and awkwardly moved on. We moved right back on to stupid, un-meaningful, not-important crab cakes.
I wept when we got in the car that night.
I wept for a lot of reasons - some reasons I knew and some I couldn't talk through yet.
But one things for sure, I cried because we missed it.
We missed an opportunity to do something.
Why didn't we offer to pray with him, right then and there in that sacred place? I mean, we were in a church. The least awkward place to pray for anyone.
It all felt uncomfortably familiar.
Two years ago, Matt and I were eating BBQ at one of our favorite little spots in town, when a man sat near us at a red picnic table. We were totally and completely in awe of each other that day // smiling, gazing into each others eyes, hand holding, kissing.
You get the picture.
Though somehow, in-between all that mushy gushy love stuff, we got to talking to this man.
He shared how he was just visiting Winchester. That he was in town because his brother was sick, really sick, and he wanted to sit beside him in the hospital.
Again, like Friday, we said sorry, one that was full of emotion and truth. Again, we chatted a little longer and yet again, there was nothing.
Nothing more than a missed opportunity // like pressing snooze, over and over again, when the colors of the morning sky stretch far beyond anything we can imagine - begging you to get out of bed and come look.
We should have prayed, right then and there.
We should have asked: what more can we do for you, kind stranger?
One of my most favorite authors wrote this blog post the other day about words. She challenged us to use them because they have so much power and grace and love. She expressed how sometimes [so very often] we have no idea the impact or difference we are making, just by living our ordinary life, until someone tells us.
I know this one well.
Folks, when you share that my words mean something to you, I could just about burst with gratitude. Whether it's face to face, through a text or email - those words, your words, mean everything. Your words make it easier, every single day, to be brave. To feel comfortable and less confused in my pale skin.
Because sometimes, that's the hardest thing to do.
And I have to think, that I am not unique in this. I have to believe that when we take notice and REACT to whatever life throws our way - even in the most ordinary and simple interactions // we do WONDERS.
We are strength for a load that is too heavy for one person to carry.
We are hope that tomorrow can be different. It WILL be different.
We are love - that you, you who's in hiding, lonely in the dark, in bondage from addiction - you're enough, you're not defined by any of that.
Sometimes, words are all we have.
Sometimes, words are all we need.
It's a timing sort of thing, you know?
Because, there's a time for sleeping in and rolling over when the alarm goes off.
There's a time for talking about crab cakes and the weather.
But this? This was not that time.
This was the time to splash water on my face and get my butt out of bed.
This was the time to leap outside my comfort bubble, abandon all social norms, wrap my arms around you or grab your hand and say, "You are not alone."


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Has anyone else had this problem?
A new Inspiron 1545 won't print to a 968 All In One printer (via wireless).
The attempt to install it just seems caught in an endless loop.
Dell TechSupport is useless, asking me to pay THEM $129 for help.
This is nonsense, I think, and I'm ready to put the 'puter back into the box and return it.
Any help / experience with this problem?
Using Windows 7.
Start off by seeing if you can connect to the printer using a cable - wireless printers are notoriously painful to set up & keep running wirelessly. What sort of router are you using? the printer may not like newer 'n' routers. What sort of encryption does the router use? - you may have to lower it to WEP rather than WPA.
"I've always been mad, I know I've been mad, like the most of us..."
Yes, tried the cable connect but no joy there.
It's strange because when I attempt to install (after removing the device), I can get through the install process OK, but it seems locked in a loop at the point where it says "Installing printer".
The weird thing is that the 1545 "sees" the correct printer, but trying to print gives me an error message that the printer config. is wrong.
Oh - BTW, the router is a 'g' (Linksys) which I've been using successfully with another laptop (1520) with XP as the OS.
If you haven't already done so, try (re)downloading the drivers from the dell website. I'm guessing you know that you need to install the software before plugging in the printer. Is the printer new as well as the laptop? Have you tried installing it on your old laptop, if you've still got it?
"I've always been mad, I know I've been mad, like the most of us..."


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Recipe: Macaroni and Cheese
This Woman's Day recipe is a classic.
If you're feeling blue or stressed out or just like not spending much time in the kitchen, this is just the ticket for tonight.
Yield: 6 servings
1 pound uncooked cavatappi or other short pasta
1 1/2 cups milk
3 tablespoons flour
1/2 teaspoon each salt, onion powder and paprika
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 bag Classic Melts 4-cheese blend
1 cup fresh bread crumbs
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
Boil pasta as package directs. If making crumb-topped, grease a shallow two-quart baking dish.
While pasta cooks, whisk milk, flour, salt onion powder and paprika in a medium saucepan until blended. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, whisking often. Reduce heat and simmer two minutes until slightly thickened.
Over low heat, whisk in mustard, then cheese blend until melted and smooth.
Drain pasta; return to pot, add sauce and toss to coat. Serve immediately, or, if making crumb-topped, transfer to the baking dish, sprinkle with bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese and broil 2 to 3 minutes.


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…Mermagen explored the virtues of rock-solid intonation allied to almost indecently sensuous phrasing.
Laurence Vittes, Los Angeles Times
Mermagen's refined sound started the moment his bow hit the string.
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Other highlights, including Susanne Mentzer singing two wonderful French songs written to be sung with piano and cello, beautifully executed by pianist Ann Schein and cellist Michael Mermagen. Even more ravishing was Élégie, a lovely lament by Massenet, which found Mermagen singing the tune first like a world-class tenor, then harmonizing seductively with Mentzer's voice.
Harvey Steimen, Seen & Heard Festival Review
Mr. Mermagen handled the virtuoso cello part with aplomb…. displayed impeccable intonation and a superb sense of ensemble.
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The second composition on the program was Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme, in effect a concerto for solo cello. Michael Mermagen, an associate professor of cello and chamber music at The Catholic University of America, demonstrated his mastery of the instrument, his love of the music, and his artistic understanding of the seemingly sometimes simple but always complex composition that is Tchaikovsky's Rococo Variations. The Philharmonic was a perfect partner for the evening's partnership, for it always provided a musical framework in which the guest artist could soar. A curious phenomenon of time distortion that can arise when a performance is at the highest level appeared for me in the penultimate variation and stretched into the beginning of the final variation.
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The Beethoven quartet…. was beautifully played. The excellence of the ensemble was all the more remarkable in that the cellist, Michael Mermagen, stepped in at the last moment (almost literally) to substitute for the ailing Matt Haimovitz.
Kenneth Brown, News-Press, Santa Barbara
…cellist Michael Mermagen, whose slow movement in the quartet was simply gorgeous.
Jonathan Turner, The Litchfield County Times
…Mermagen (cello)…an uplifting, beautifully nuanced Mozart Piano Quartet in G Minor.
Harvey Steinman, The Aspen Times
The cellist plays with gorgeous tone.
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Michael Mermagen's cello sang out beautifully in the Lento…The Aspen players delivered a finely articulated, expressively shaped account of Beethoven's String Trio in D Major, Op. O9, No. 2…The dark lyricism of the Andante emerged with particular effectiveness.
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The Hunter Adapted By Darwyn Cooke with Kate (and Dan)
Kate: There sure is a lot of talk going on about this "Parker" dude. What with the movie out now with that sexy British guy…
Dan: … Jason Statham…
K: … yeah. Sir Yummy-McYummerson. Regent of the Estate of Stacked Abs, Royal Advisor of Muscles and Sexy Glances.
D: Well. I'm pretty sure he goes by "Jason Statham" because it fits on his driver's license better.
K: But really, what's up with this Parker business? With all the fanboy buzz on the Twitters and the blogosperes, you'd think someone had dug up Chandler's grave and buried him facedown or something?
D: Well since this is a comic book blog, I'll explain it to you this way: Parker is to crime fiction, as Batman is to superheroes.
K: Woah.
D: I know, right? But unlike Batman, Parker is a character that hasn't ever had a super-awesome adaptation to film. Richard Stark (pen name of Donald Westlake) never allowed the "Parker" name to be used in the film adaptations. And aside from the 1967 film POINT BLANK with Lee Marvin, the films that have been made haven't been that great.
K: You used to like PAYBACK with Mel Gibson…
D: We don't talk about Gibson anymore. ::takes Lethal Weapon and Braveheart DVD's to ½ Price Books::
K: ::takes rotten Gibson money, buys Darwyn Cooke's THE HUNTER:: If we're going to get to the meat of this Parker dude here on the comic blog, let's check it out with THIS!
K: This book it totally Mad Men meets Batman, but with less capes and fewer butlers. And this Batman is a very, very bad man. And this story doesn't take place in an ad agency. And our "hero" steals things. And kills people who cross him.
D: So nothing like the Dark Knight?
K: Nope, not at all.
D: That makes more sense. The not-Don Draper in this story, Parker, is out for revenge. He's double crossed by a fellow thief. The double crosser, Mal, makes off with all of the money from a heist and Parker's wife.
K: So Parker is "The Hunter" in the title. Got it.
D: And as you can tell, this is a very lean revenge driven story. There aren't any wise cracks. The dialog is straight and to the point. The violence is harsh, and not at all glorified. This is noir storytelling, served straight up.
K: "Noir storytelling, served straight up?" Listen to this guy over here…
D: I'm just saying.
K: When the book opens with the lead character telling a stranger, "Go to hell", you know you're in for a gritty story. No rose-colored glasses here!
D: Exactly. Like I said, "Noir storytelling, served straight up".
K: I heard you the first time. My favorite part is when the lackey cab driver, scared out of his mind, describes Parker with the line "He had big hands, Mal". ::makes clawing motion with hands::
D: I knew you'd like that part.
K: But what I didn't like, were the parts where the bad guys, basically all of the guys in the book, were beating up on or killing women. So not cool.
D: This shows that these are men without a moral code beyond "Don't screw over your partner".
K: I get it, but I don't like it.
D: But what about the overall story? Did you like THE HUNTER?
K: Yes! I have to say, after reading this graphic novel, I can't imagine a Parker story not done in this style. Cooke took Stark's words, distilled them through his own mind, and created a distinctive version of early 1960's America. It's an amazing marriage of words and pictures.
D: "It's an amazing marriage of words and pictures." Get a load of this lady here…
K: Shush, you. I'm serious. I'm no noir maven, but I know what I like. I don't want to use the wrong term here, but his somewhat "animation" style conveys a beautiful, and in places brutal, vibe. This style almost adds to the violent aspect of the story. It's hard to explain.
D: Not at all! Cooke was universally lauded for this adaption, and his style is now the only adaption that is accepted by Parker fans. From the details poured into every panel, to the "blue" color tones throughout the book, the overall package presentation is incredible.
K: So, I think what we are both saying is this: THE HUNTER as adapted by Darwyn Cooke succeeds on two fronts.
D: Yes! As a faithful adaptation of the beloved Parker character (for the literary set)…
K: … and an amazing visual feast (for the comic book/graphic novel set)! This needs to be on everyone's bookshelf.
D: ::sees Kate putting on lipstick and strapping a revolver to her thigh:: NOW what are you doing?
K: ::grabs keys:: I've got a date with that Statham guy. We're meeting up for PARKER 2: RED AND THE BRIT.


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SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 10 (UPI) -- Two college students in Washington state could face punishment after they used a gun to defend themselves from a six-time felon, university officials said.
The incident occurred two weeks ago at an apartment owned by Gonzaga University, when a stranger knocked on the door and asked one of the tenants, Erik Fagan, for money.
The man was John Taylor, who had recently gotten out of jail, KXLY-TV, Spokane, reported.
Fagan's roommate, Daniel McIntosh, was upstairs when Fagan answered the door.
"He starts coming more in the doorway and I yell for my roommate Dan, at which point Dan comes down the stairs and around the corner," Fagan said.
McIntosh came downstairs with a pistol and aimed it at Taylor, who fled.
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I'm only running 2 mods, Glowing_ore_veins and Lockpick_pro, and I was fine too until the Steam update on Thanksgiving.
I did notice a few things after the steam patch, however.
1. The ingame version number that appears on the pause window now says 188.8.131.52.
2. The tesv.exe in the steam folder is also 188.8.131.52.
3. The Skyrimlauncher.exe in the same folder shows 18.104.22.168.
4. The trainer obviously shows 220.127.116.11 currently.
The fact that the trainer seems to start and work ok sounds more like Bethesda have got all pedantic about trainers etc and have worked some minor code changes to the patch to wind up people that try to make the trainers/hack mods.
Anyway, I'm off to have a about something that I can get round with the ingame console, then lie down for some as I'm all tired after my 1st ever post
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I hear Thunder, but there's no Rain, this type of Thunder...breaks walls and window panes.
The Weather Forecast is currently "Sunny with a chance of Ass Kicking later"
Is there any way to make the game levle u up, I know the is Player.setlevel "*" and player.advlevel but from what i have read it dosne't allow you to get perks and the unlimited perk option in this trainer only frezzes the perks as when i had non and i used it, it didn't add 999 perks or any number for that matter if i had a perk and used it it would freeze it so i could use it multiply times. come to think of it the perk thing is only for increasing the Health/Stamina/Magika bars, or am i getting confused with what the perks are.
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Roomba 500 series:
With 500 series we mean all Roomba's starting with 5 and two digits behind it. So for example: 505, 520, 521, 530, 531, 550, 560, 561, 562, 564, 565, 580, 581, 595. This list is not complete because iRobot makes lots of different retail units with mostly different accessories in the box. So if you have a Roomba 567 then it is also compatible. All 5xx PET versions are also compatible.
Roomba models without handle (like some PET versions):
Thinking Cleaner is made for all Roomba 500 and 600 models. There are a few versions without a handle. These are also compatible, the only problem is the empty space where a handle is mounted in other models. This handle can be added to fill the gap and to make it much easier to pickup your Roomba.
Roomba 6xx PRO versions (older units before 2013):
The Roomba 610, 611, 615, 625 and other PRO models in the same housing as the picture below are all
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. The difference with these models is that iRobot replaced the DOCK button with a MAX button, unfortunately they did this in firmware and it means that the DOCK command won't work with these models. Until now we did not find a way to give the dock command. All other functions of Thinking Cleaner will work as long as the Dock command is not needed.
Roomba 600 series (units after 2013):
This is where iRobot made a mess of their model numbers. These models can be recognized by the yellow line around the middel black plastic circle. All 6xx Roomba models are compatible. Also special models without the handle. Example model numbers: 620, 621, 630, 631, 632, 650, 655, 660 and 670. So even if your model nr. is not mentioned in this list, if it has the yellow circle then it is compatible, even the Roomba Create 2 is compatible.
Roomba 600 series (new units 2016, manufactured after 2-11-2015):
You need the latest firmware for this, version V1.0.92 or newer.
The latest Roomba 600 models will go to sleep after 1 minute on the dock. Unfortunately iRobot has disabled the serial communication when Roomba is asleep on the dock. We think this is a bug in iRobots firmware and we hope they will fix this soon. For now choose "600 (2016)" in the web-app options page if you have a new model and Thinking Cleaner will keep your Roomba awake to start anytime you want.
These units are not compatible: New updated look Roomba 680 and 681 and look-alikes series
The latest Roomba 680 and 681 have a different faceplate and therfore these units (and look-alikes) are not compatibel with Thnking Cleaner.
Roomba 700 and 800 series
The unit is also software and hardware compatible with the 700 and 800 series. The only problem is a mechanical one. The communication (SCI) port we use is located under the handle of the 700 and 800 models. There is a diy solution to make it fit on your Roomba 700 or 800 model, see
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Roomba 800 series (new units 2016, manufactured after 2-11-2015):
You need the latest firmware for this, version V1.0.93 or newer.
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HollywoodStarlette replied to Zakima's topic in Horse ShowingTunic style typically zipper in the back and are worn for in hand classes like halter, showmanship, and longe line. A rail style is a little shorter so it doesn't bunch while riding.
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HollywoodStarlette replied to Horsefeather's topic in General Chit-ChatI have always wanted to try it. Let me know what you think. Do they keep billing and sending product every 30 days?
The Never Ending Winter...
HollywoodStarlette replied to *Smokum*'s topic in General Chit-ChatThis is the worst Spring ever. It started snowing yesterday around 1 and stopped finally around 7 this morning. I woke up to broken trees, no power and 9" of wet heavy snow. It was so heavy I couldn't clean my truck of using a large shop broom.....so I went to the wash instead.
Justin Pix With Color Question
HollywoodStarlette replied to Jaxnopie's topic in General Horse TalkI has more to do with the color or pigment of his skin. The areas where he is white will have pink skin underneath and the areas where there is color the skin will be darker . In cases of lighted colored paints the places where the two pigment colors meet are more noticed. As far as the freckling (cat tracks or bear paws) it is a very good indicator of a homozygous. A blood test would have to be done to be positive. Paprika will help his coat darken. If you plan on taking him to any breed show be sure to stop at least a month before as it will show up on drug test. Keeping him in during the day and out at night is also an option or a UV fly sheet would work too.
2013 Punkin, Due May 9
HollywoodStarlette replied to syl's topic in Foal Cams & WatchesShe is huge! I think we'll both have to invest in step ladders.
She must be cooking on lots of chrome. You have the patience of a saint I would be pulling my hair out.
The last few days are the worst!
Happy birthday baby Cruz! He is already so much fun and very sassy. I can't believe how HUGE he is! My son in the last picture is almost 5 and 44" tall. It's pretty funny to watch him try and nurse with those long legs and neck.
In between 10 & 2 this morning KayCee had her baby. Nothing like a huge Minnesota snow storm to have a baby in. All is well with both mom and baby. I'm meeting the vet in a couple of hours and will post pictures tonight.
Babydoll's Foaling Thread
HollywoodStarlette replied to llbperformancehorses's topic in Foal Cams & WatchesWooHoo someone else who will be sleepless. Very pretty mare. Good Luck.
She is VERY uncomfortable tonight. She only picked at her hay last night and was not interested tonight either. I'm thinking either tonight or tomorrow.
Kaycee's Foal Watch
HollywoodStarlette posted a topic in Foal Cams & WatchesThis is my mare KayCee http://www.allbreedp...aycees playmate She was breed to Tuf http://www.allbreedp... ultimate fancy http://www.theultima...cy Pedigree.htm She was bred on May 20th of 2012 and her expecteted due date is April 27th of 2013. This foal will be triple registered with APHA, AQHA and PtHA. These next pictures were taken a few days ago.
New Here, And Just Bought My First Horse
HollywoodStarlette replied to LanaT's topic in New Member ForumWelcome to the boards. Good for you for realizing there was a problem, knowning you weren't able to handle it and doing something to correct it before someone got hurt. Find a professional, like a trainer or lesson instructor in your area to help you in your search.
Oakley's Breeding Thread (Aka Ai For A Noob)
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Pigmentary Skin Disorders & Hair Greying Most Common Concerns In India
Kolkata: The 5th anniversary ceremony of the IADVL-L'Oréal Indian Skin & Hair research grant saw more than 100 Indian dermatologists and scientists sponsored for their research projects on Indian skin & hair. The grant which is a partnership between L'Oréal and the Indian Association of Dermatologists, Venereologists and Leprologist (IADVL), aims to promote clinical and basic research into Indian skin & hair by Indian dermatologists. The partnership which is in its 5th year has provided grants to 52 projects conducted by Medical and academic university teams across India.
This grant supports one year research projects and the winners share a total amount of INR 20 lakhs each year. The program, strongly rooted in science, effectively promotes scientists and dermatologists from all across India. This new knowledge increases understanding of physiology of skin and hair in India, which is essential to establish preventive and corrective solutions. Selection of the projects is done by a national and international jury according to rules of scientific innovation, fairness and quality.
As of 2016, nearly 100% of grant recipients have completed their research on topics such as: pigmentary skin disorders, premature hair greying and hair loss which appear to be a major concern in India.
Research conducted by scientists has shown a higher frequency of pigmentation disorder occurrence in Indian population. This affects self-confidence, self-esteem, and the quality of life in general. Facial darkness, like melasma and dark circles touch 30% of Indians and can be prevented by daily sunscreens.
For premature greying, it was shown in a large sample of students (4840), that environmental and nutritional factors are as responsible as genetic factors. Another study showed that hair loss in women affects their quality of life and induces negative psychosocial effects. It was also demonstrated with a Hair Breakage specific technology that vegetarian food regimen doesn't impair hair resistance to breakage.
To commemorate the 5th anniversary of the grant, the Best Publication award was attributed to Dr. Davinder Parsad and Dr A. J. Kanwar for their outstanding research about "Melanocyte-keratinocyte co-culture model to assess regulators of pigmentation and melanocytes"*.
Dr. Rashmi Sarkar, MD, MNAMS, Professor Dept of Dermatology Maulana Azad Medical College and LNJP Hospital New Delhi, says, "It is wonderful to have a special grant that promotes research into Indian skin and hair problems. In my practice, prevention is key in hair and skin disorders. Therefore all these studies are a strong base of information for educational programs to maintain healthy Indian skin and hair."
As of 2009, this program has been recognized by IADVL as one of the most influential, authoritative and reputable programs in Indian Hair and Skin Science, thanks to high-quality academic articles published by leading Indian experts.
Dr. Michele Verschoore, Medical Director, L'Oreal Research & Innovation says, "L'Oreal's Research & Innovation team is committed to study hair and skin of all ethnicities, all over the world. This new knowledge allows us to establish preventive and corrective strategies according to each one in his or her environment."


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Alexandra L. Quittner
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Annette M. La Greca
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Frank J. Penedo
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Kristin M. Lindahl
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Michael J. Light
This study documented the creation and initial validation of the Perceived Adolescent Social Support: Cystic Fibrosis (PASS-CF) inventory. The inventory was developed from semi-structured interviews of adolescents with cystic fibrosis (CF) and measured both supportive and non-supportive behaviors provided to adolescents by their family and friends. This study reports the findings from these interviews, results of the pilot testing of the measure, exploratory analyses of the utility of individual items, and the relationships between supportive and non-supportive behaviors and important clinical outcomes, such as treatment adherence, health-related quality of life (HRQoL), and other health outcomes. In particular, the study compared two measurement models suggested by popular definitions of social support. The "perceived support" model emphasized adolescents' cognitive appraisals of the support provided to them by family and friends, and the functional support model emphasized the utility of specific behaviors in managing CF. Results provided support for both models and provided insights into important next steps in the study of social support in adolescents with CF.
Cystic Fibrosis; Social Support; Adolescents; Measurement
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Barker, David H., "Measurement of Disease Specific Social Support in Adolescents with Cystic Fibrosis" (2010). Open Access Dissertations. 443.


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The title of this post might seem semi-depressing. But don't worry, it's my birthday season and after I finish writing this I'll send this link to my non-existent boyfriend. But reallllly, I've been swooning over the new fall collections that are coming out; and I'm so head over heels in love that I get the same satisfaction out of Stuart Weitzman boots as I would be by being in a relationship. The highland boots are such a staple this year. If Kate Moss has them, I have to have them. right?
My birthday is next week (!!!!!) and I'm planning on celebrating (one of the many, many ways) by buying myself something from Androgyny Designs jewelry. All pieces are handmade here in LA by a pretty girl named Courtney and their instagram feed makes me drool. I have a couple of her pieces and I always get compliments every time I wear them. Above features the One-of-a-Kind Silver Ear Pin and the Bronze Fractured Earth Cuff.
Another thing I have been obsessing with more than usual is stationary. I have turned into a stationary HOARDER. I just wait for any occasion to send a card in the mail. I honestly think I sent one of my friend a good luck card before she went on vacation for 2 weeks. The only thing better than sending cards, is receiving cards. And sadly, the return rate isn't doing so hot right now. But I have optimistic thoughts for my birthday. One of my favorite stationary brands right now is Rifle Paper Co. ; anything floral is my fav.
Discovered this new designer through their pop-up store on Abbot Kinney that is open for a few more weeks; and these bags had me at hello. Cuyana is a Bay Area brand that has been popping up around LA, previously before Venice they were at The Grove. I adore the elegant simple designs, all the bags are timeless and will never go out of style. My favorites are the Classic Leather Totes (that are made in the USA!) and the one featured above, the Cinch Shoulder Bag.
What are your must-have pieces for Fall?! Links to shop my favorite pieces above, here!


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We were asked by Opportunity Nottingham to produce a video that highlighted the impact of stigma on people that are going through recovery. The film would contain interviews with Expert Citizens, people on the path to recovery.
We wanted to strip the film right back so essentially the viewer was just seeing and hearing just the person. To achieve this we completely blacked out the background, and we turned the footage black and white in post production.
Towards the end of the film we see the individuals smiling as the footage turns from black and white in to colour.
Thank you to the Expert Citizens who spoke so honestly and openly about their experiences.
Client: Opportunity Nottingham
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Welcome to The Village at Overlake Station
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Welcome home to The Village at Overlake Station in Redmond WA, ideally located near Highway 520. Everything that you need, and love is conveniently close to home; Downtown Redmond, dining, schools, family fun, major employers, and shopping are all just minutes away.
We have a studio, one, two, and three-bedroom homes. Amenities include all-electric appliances in the kitchen, balconies or patios, breakfast bars, plush carpeting, extra storage, and vertical blinds. Select units have walk-in closets, washer and dryers, and views.
It's time you pampered yourself with the lifestyle you deserve and enjoy all the features we have to offer. Our community has beautiful landscaping, bicycle storage, children's play area, elevator access, fitness center, a convenient laundry facility, on-call and on-site maintenance, and part-time courtesy patrol are just a few of our community amenities at The Village at Overlake Station. Call us for a personal tour and get a glimpse of the best in apartment home living.
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From its humble beginnings as a children's film section at interfilm's International Short Film Festival Berlin in 2000, KUKI's successfully grew into a big, fat festival and celebrated its first edition in 2008. Known for its exceptional programming the International Short Film Festival for Children and Youth Berlin is dedicated to presenting fabulous and unusual films that young people would otherwise rarely get a chance to see.
From the approximately 1,000 short films entered to the festival from all over the world, we assemble programmes bursting with entertaining and imaginative films. Carefully selected to suit audiences of varying age groups, the films are organised into programmes for children aged 4+, 6+, 8+ 10+, 12+ and 14+. Each film is screened in its original version and professional actors provide live German voice-overs for children under the age of 12. Films shown in the TeenScreen competition programmes for ages 12 and up are shown with English and German subtitles.
The festival comprises 3 KUKI competition programmes for children and 2 TeenScreen competition programmes for youth, the lively kindergarten screening for 4-6 year olds (with presenters and live-music), short documentaries, foreign language programmes (for ages 14+) in English, Spanish, and French as well as an environmental programme.
After every screening the audience is encouraged to participate in open discussions and question and answer sessions with filmmakers.
Winners of the Best Films for Children are selected by a jury of children and the Best Films for Youth by a youth jury.
The KUKI Festival takes place in the same week as the International Short Film Festival Berlin and is therefore a hub of networking opportunities for filmmakers from all over the world.
Boasting an enthusiastic audience of approximately 5,000 (predominantly young people aged between 4 and 17 years of age), the KUKI festival week starts with a celebratory Opening Matinee, continues with a week full of diverse screenings and traditionally ends with a free family programme, loads of popcorn and a colourful Closing Party!
KUKI- A world of wonders for growing minds!
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Answers to questions from consultants who are considering proposals for the Imagine Memorial LCI Plan have been answered. The questions and answers are available in PDF form here and after the jump.
The Request for Proposals (RFP) is available here. More background on the LCI program and Imagine Memorial is available here.
Final proposals are due by 5 p.m. ET on Friday, June 9, 2017.
Questions submitted for the Imagine Memorial LCI plan RFP:
Question (consolidated for same topic):
- The RFP mentions a 2016 Arcadis Traffic Study, but we are not familiar with that study and were not able to locate any documents online. Would it be possible for us to review a report or summary prior to submitting our proposal? If you have a link that would be very helpful to us as we are trying to gauge what level of recent traffic analysis has been done and/or what is needed for this study.
- Could the planning team utilize traffic study information from the Imagine Memorial plan or would an additional traffic related study be expected?
A new traffic study is not required. As a result of ongoing engagement with the Imagine Memorial stakeholder committee, GDOT agreed in 2016 to fund a new traffic study for the Corridor matching the scope of Imagine Memorial. The $130,000 study was conducted by Arcadis under GDOT's statewide on-call contract for operational studies. Preliminary findings were shared with stakeholders in Spring 2017. The final deliverable is expected in early June 2017, when it will be released publicly and available for use.
The study is expected to be a primary source of data for transportation elements of the plan. Stakeholders have expressed general concerns about the forecasting methodology of this study and others like it, primarily its focus on Level Of Service (LOS) as a sole metric of intersection performance in an urban context. Regardless, the underlying data for existing traffic conditions and build alternatives may be used throughout the Imagine Memorial LCI Plan process and in the final product. The study contains the following:
- Study Area
- Capitol Avenue/I75-85 Connector east to Candler Road. Total length: 5.5 miles
- Crash Analysis
- GEARS crash data from 2011 to 2015
- Traffic Volumes
- Operations at 27 intersections, including LOS, turning movements, and bike/ped counts
- Class counts at four mid-block locations
- Existing Traffic Conditions
- Review of Existing Studies
- Build Alternatives
- Alternative #1: Full "road diet" with one travel lane in each direction and a two-way left-turn lane for the entire Corridor
- Alternative #2: Conversion to two westbound lanes and one eastbound lane; where ROW allows, adding TWLTL, medians, and pedestrian refuges. (This alternative is based on data indicating higher westbound volumes in both AM and PM peak.)
Will the Market Study/Affordability Analysis need to include the projected demand for residential and commercial development, or just look at what developments have been planned or would be allowed by zoning? Is market piece of the scope envisioned as general recommendations, or a detailed plan for specific tools (e.g. land bank or subsidies)?
A market study for economic development purposes is not required. Because much of the Corridor is currently being redeveloped, much of this information will be provided by the client and public record. The Plan must meet basic LCI requirements by providing existing and projected population and employment data, including the following:
- Number of existing and anticipated housing units and population
- Distribution of proposed housing units by type
- Number of existing and anticipated jobs
- Square feet of future non-residential development
The majority of data collection and new analysis conducted by the consultant should be targeted toward commercial housing and commercial affordability, including but not limited to the following:
- Trends in home prices/land values/sales/rents
- Existing number and types of housing units
- Comparison to household types and incomes
- Application of subsidies and regulatory tools
- Recommendations for housing strategies that support a job-housing match, aging in place, and efficient utilization of transportation facilities
The affordability recommendations should be targeted as best as possible to each community, because they vary in density, housing types, current zoning, and other characteristics. For example: Reynoldstown generally supports higher density in some locations and falls entirely within the BeltLine planning area, which allows for multifamily projects using BeltLine subsidy. East Lake is mostly single-family homes, with limited opportunities for higher density. Therefore, affordability recommendations there may be tailored to shared living, accessory dwelling units, tax abatement, or other tools for that context.
Given the limited budget noted in the RFP, do you anticipate that the selected firm will have assistance from you/client team in administering the community engagement portion of the project? Do you/client team expect to take on some responsibilities that might otherwise be left to the consultants?
The client will play a major role in administering community engagement throughout the LCI process. Community engagement has always been a priority for Imagine Memorial and an estimated 1,500 hours of community engagement has been conducted by the client to date. The client regularly attends most neighborhood and NPU meetings on the Corridor to share information and collect feedback.
A successful community engagement strategy for this budget should anticipate the client conducting engagement at regularly scheduled community meetings. The consultant's resources should be focused on at least one facilitated public event, online resources (detailed below), and assisting with prepared materials that may be required for engagement with communities and public agencies. Staffing of the facilitated event may be supplemented by CAP staff and various agency and community stakeholders.
For online engagement, a dedicated website is not required. The existing website and social media platforms (Email, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) for Memorial Drive Atlanta and various stakeholders may be used to share content and announcements. Online efforts should be targeted toward content and collecting input, such as through a survey, and promoting them on existing platforms. Creative approaches are encouraged.
Will GIS data be readily available for the maps/info included within the 2014 GT Imagine Memorial Study?
All GIS data and maps used in the original Imagine Memorial study and work conducted by the client since the study was completed will be available for review, analysis, and incorporation in the final product.
The client uses QGIS software for mapping, which means all data is in shapefile format (.shp,.dbf, etc.) rather than proprietary Esri formats. The data include, but are not limited to, the following:
- All relevant jurisdiction boundaries
- Full Corridor length, segments, and buffers of various distances
- City and county parcel data clipped to various distances within Corridor
- Redeveloping parcels directly on, adjacent, and near Corridor (based on 2016 parcel data)
- Programmed transportation projects:
- Programmed GDOT projects
- City of Atlanta Renew Atlanta and T-SPLOST projects
- Atlanta BeltLine projects
- MARTA capital projects
- Selected aspirational transportation projects


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This problem occurs because the Microsoft Forefront UAG DNS64 service is not running on the DirectAccess server. This service provides DNS translation of IPv4 A records to IPv6 AAAA records required for DirectAccess client access. During the installation of UAG SP3, this service is stopped and the startup type is set to MANUAL. The service startup type should be AUTOMATIC and the service should be running when DirectAccess is enabled on the UAG server.
After installing UAG SP3 (or UAG SP3 Rollup 1) on a Forefront UAG server acting as a DirectAccess server ensure the DNS64 service is set to AUTOMATIC and started.
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Schnauzers are a member of the 'Utility' breed group. Dogs in the Utility group were essentially bred for a specific purpose and so contain a variety of breeds. The function they have been bred for is not included in the sporting and working categories.
Schnauzers are gentle, patient dogs that will get on well with children if they're introduced at an early age. Grooming is needed 2-3 times a week, and they'll normally also require clipping or stripping by a professional groomer periodically.
Breed-related health problems:
Owners are, understandably, upset when their dog develops a health problem linked to its breed. Often they wish they'd known what problems the breed was prone to have. The potential health problems that Schnauzers are prone to include:
- Schnauzer comedo syndrome - specific type of follicular dermatitis
- Hip dysplasia – hip joint laxity as a result of poor development, which will eventually lead to arthritis.
Exercise requirements:
Schnauzers are playful and inquisitive dogs that need around an hour of exercise daily to keep them happy. They can be stubborn so will need patience and commitment when training – for more information on training using reward-based techniques, take a look at our dog behaviour page where you can pick up plenty of tips to help you and your canine companion better understand each other.
Estimated lifetime cost:
The likely lifetime costs for a Schnauzer are based on estimates calculated using current market prices and include:
- Initial costs of the purchase of the pet
- Neutering
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"The lyrics for the pieces all come from the Yizkor service (the Jewish memorial service) and the music that I composed is a mixture of jazz-inflected melodies and rhythms and chazzanut-the often highly melismatic and distinctive traditional singing style used by cantors-a style that dominated their singing more in the late 19th and first half of the 20th century. One of my compositional goals was to reinvigorate this now less commonly used singing style by putting it into a new context. The other was to create a modern Jewish memorial work."The concert was videotaped and Chevan has graciously uploaded a couple of the videos to YouTube.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Yizkor--Memorial Music on YouTube
David Chevan, with Cantor Martin Levson and the Afro-Semetic Experience, debuted "Yizkor: Music of Memory and Mourning, a memorial concert for cantor and jazz ensemble" at Southern Connecticut State University on Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Memorial Day. In an email to Ari Davidow's Jewish Music mailing list Chevan explains his musical goals for the piece:
Psalm 23
Yizkor for Martyrs
I'm a fan of attempts to place cantorial vocals in other contexts. I've mentioned in the past how much I love Uri Caine and Aaron Bensoussan's "Zohar: Keter" and Jeremiah Lockwood's Sway Machinery. These videos hit me in the same spot. I'm not sure when a recording of this material is due, but I'll keep my eyes open.
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