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Watch Out Dropbox!
Real iCloud storage is coming back, and it's better than ever.
The iCloud folder has found its way back into the Finder window. In Yosemite and iOS 8 all of your Apple devices will share a folder that constantly updates, keeping all your files up to date, even in real time. This will work not only with the iWork applications (Keynote, Numbers, Pages) but with all file types, although some may require third party apps to edit on the iOS devices. It's unclear yet how much storage you will get but it will most likely be equal to what you get now. (5gb free, with the option to purchase more.)
I was going to make this article all about iCloud but, alas, news calls. Yesterday (July 15th) Apple and IBM announced a partnership to work together with the goal of making the iPhone and iPad the best devices in the world for businesses. IBM will be releasing over 100 apps developed from the ground up for enterprise as well as new device management software to allow for easier and more efficient mass deployment of iOS devices. There will even be new AppleCare plans specifically designed for businesses with multiple devices in use.
One thing that is heavily emphasized is the security of everyone's data. Not only is the current architecture of iOS very secure but IBM is one of, if not the, leader in security technologies in the world today. All these new apps will work with your current VPN or secure network and will stay securely separated from other apps on your device.
More importantly though to many of you, APPS CAN NOW BE PURCHASED IN VOLUME BUNDLES AND DISTRIBUTED.
Yes, no more entering in your account info on every device in your office. Application licenses can now be handed out and assigned to your employees iPhones and iPads. They do not even have to bring their devices to you, as all of this will be done wirelessly through the App Store. You will even be able to take back apps from people who no longer need them or leave the company. Yes, this will even work with the Mac App Store on Yosemite.


text: Crosby's mom booked this session as a Father's Day gift for his dad. Their three-month-old grew their family in the most beautiful way that new life does. We spent a quiet morning in the backyard and around the house capturing these photographs. I really love the antique crib where Crosby naps during the day and that the family's furry friends are so enthusiastic about the addition of a happy little guy to the mix. Crosby snuggled, smiled and slept. As much as we enjoyed this session, we all had ideas for future sessions too, as Crosby hits milestones and learns to sit, then crawl, then walk and talk. So much wonder to watching baby grow through my camera lens, and Crosby gave me glimpses of just that. He is a little gift, much loved and celebrated.

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Gord and Wayne
Okay, here we go. We're doing things a bit different today. Gord and I have been invited out for beers tonight so we decided to watch the Time-shift at 6 pm MST and blog together at my house. Maybe we'll do the video blog at the bar.
Olympians leave at 11:04 am and not surprising because the promos kept saying it, they are heading to Hong Kong. Who knew there were 300K Canadians living there? Teams are very excited and they should be. Although Ryan and Rob seemed to keep their bland attitude even when they learned they were heading out of the country. Gotta pick up the excitement boys. We also get a bit of a backstory from Laura and Jackie which doesn't look good for them.
Anyway, since there is only one Air Canada flight to Hong Kong per day from Vancouver, no doubt all the teams will be on the same flight. Yep, that's Flight 7. Rex and Bob are last to leave so no one knows who was eliminated until they see the Old Couple at the airport.
In Hong Kong teams must find their way to Lantau Peak, take the cable car up to Ngong Pink Village and seek out a blessing from a group of monks. Nice break after that 13 hour flight. Teams rush through the airport and Rex and Bob are out first. Apparently they called advance and determined which was the right taxi. The Blue one. Are Rex and Bob actually playing the game as it should?
All teams figure this out except Sukhi and Jinder who, based on info from a stranger decide to take the bus. Buses don't get lost as much as taxis but if you get on the wrong bus, you're in big trouble. And they've missed it. Rex and Bob get there first followed by the Olympians and a bunch of others. Teams run around in the dark and not surprisingly, the place is closed. But there is sign-up sheet which the Olympians get first, followed by Rex and Bob with Laura and Jackie. Second blessing is Ryan and Rob, Alain and Audrey plus Cormac and Nicole. Back of the pack are the Twins, the Dudes and the Siblings. Once teams receive their blessing they'll have to climb 268 steps to the Tian Tan Buddha. They'll have to search for their next clue.
The sun rises and the teams are blessed and enjoy the moment. Until they have to climb the steps. The Olympians, with their hockey playing thighs and calves, get up first. Find the Golden Dragon Statue on Hong Kong Island. As Gord says next to me, "that could be fun". Laura and Jackie are second followed by Rex and Bob. More blessings, more climbing, and then grab a taxi. Rex and Bob pass the other teams and arrive to the statue first for a Detour: Kung Fu Master or Master Chef.
In Master Chef you have to find the restaurant Bo Innovation where they'll meet the Demon Chef, Alvin Leung, who looks like a cross between Roy Orbison and Johnny Ramone. Teams will have to get 10 ingredients from a shopping list needed to create a signature dishes. All must be bought at the massive Wan Chai market. In Kung Fu Master, teams must do some kung fu choreography. When Master Lee (man that's a classic Kung Fu master name or what) is happy, you get a clue. I think Gord and Wayne would pick Master Chef cause we're not good at dancing. Shopping I do almost every day. Wait let me ask Gord cause he's sitting right here. Yep, chef it is.
Rex and Bob argue over which task they may quit but they decide on Chef. Laura and Jackie take chef, the Olympians consider using their Express Pass too early. But Rex and Bob argue in the cab. Rex doesn't want to shop and I understand he might be better at Kung Fu because of his ballet experience but Bob works at a dentist. And Rex thought he'd be good at surfing and look what happened there.
Back to the climb, the second group of teams get their clue. Laura and Jackie arrive at the restaurant and Johnny Ramone Orbison yells at them. The girls search for an English speak. At the Kung Fu, Rex and Bob try but Bob's getting confused. Yep that ballet thing's not working again. There's a commercial break but where are the Olympians? They said they would consider the Express Pass but that's the last we saw of them.
Oh wait, there they are. And they use the Express Pass to get by. Man, that's too early for my liking. Make your way to She Wong Lam restaurant on Hillier Street. I'm expecting something terrible to eat. More teams arrive at the Dragon. And Nicole can't stop being a mom and demands Cormac to give her his hand so he can cross the street safely That's funny stuff. Alain and Audrey also show up. Both teams select Kung Fu Master. Ryan and Rob are stuck in traffic. And they sound exactly the same. No variation in these guys, same reaction no matter what happens.
The Twins and the Dudes take Kung Fu while the Siblings take Chef. At the market, Laura and Jackie search for their items, one of them includes maple syrup. Rex and Bob try out their show but fail. Mom and Son show up and try it very quickly, yelling at each other. But yelling doesn't help. The Olympians seem to be lost.
Alain and Audrey do it but despite his black belt, he hits her. Fail. Siblings go get their ingredients. And that's where Laura and Jackie are, confused about what they are getting. Lucky for them, a stranger helps them out. And Ryan and Rob finally make it to Master Lee, realizing they are in last. Mom and Son try again. Yep, it's a win for them. Nice work. I really like Nicole because for once a mother admits that yelling helps. They are off to the restaurant.
More searching for ingredients, while the Olympians get a cab and find the place. It's a Roadblock and not a pretty one. The dude at the restaurant will show you a snake, then pull out its gall bladder and squeeze out the bile. And that's what you have to drink. I wonder what happens to the rest of the snake? And obviously that's Gord's task cause he says he's feeling thirsty. After eating the shot, they enjoy a bowl of snake meat soup. Ahh, that's what's happened to the snake. At least the meat is fresh. Kudos for Jon to try it. But not for me. I do it if I had to but I'd get Gord on it first.
Meaghan takes it on, seems to be keen in the beginning but until she sees what it is, there's a bit of green on her face. Should have used the Express Pass for this. But she's a hockey play and takes the shot with ease. But the snake soup seems a bit tougher. Although she's done fast. Now to find the Avenue of the Stars and find the Bruce Lee statue. Once there, a "director" will ask them to strike a couple poses (what is this, a Madonna video?).
Back at Kung Fu, the Twins fails and yell at each other in French sounded a bit like these guys. More teams try and fail. Rex and Bob are on their sixth try, but finally pass, and are in third place. Back at the market more searching for ingredients and as Gord predicted, the maple syrup is the tough one. And Mom and Son show up at the restaurant and Nicole decides to do. Come on Cormac, your mom can't eat everything for you. This dude maybe be young but Mom's pulling all the weight here. Wisely, she tells him to stay quiet. And gets it done, again. Time to man up, Cormac.
Rex and Bob search for a cab while the Twins bang away again. They get done. So do the Dudes. Team Double A (Alain and Audrey) are struggling with Team R & R (Ryan and Rob) get done. Double A discuss switching but wisely decide to stick it out. And they get done. Off to the snake restaurant. The Chef teams are still looking for stuff although Laura and Jackie get the syrup. But they get some wrong ingredients and are sent back out. Oops. Maybe the Kung Fu was better.
The Olympians arrive at Bruce Lee and have to make some silly moves. Man, that was a waste of a time task. Off to the Kowloon Walled City Park for the pitstop. The Dudes and the Twins arrive at Hillier Street, but both seemed lost. The Twins, though, get some help and see the place right across the street. And while the Dudes are just down the block, the Twins don't rush across the block. They gesture the other way, sending the Dudes down the wrong path. And the Dudes believe them and walk away, giving the Twins time to rush across, get the clue and decide which one eats. I don't know which one it was, but then again, neither does Gord.
And now R & R show up and go with the Dudes towards the restaurant. But the Twins stand in a doorway, so the Dudes will look at them instead of the clue box across the street . And then they gesture the other way. Classic misdirection So the Dudes go where the Twins tell them. Smart move by the Twins, not so smart by the Dudes. Finally, the Dudes figure it out but seem kind of annoyed. Good to see some personality from these teams, especially the Twins who know how to play the game. The Dudes, not so much. So quick feeding by one of the Twins who are off to find Bruce Lee.
Quick show of Cormac and Nicole and then to the Olympians at the mat. For the third time in a row, they are first. They win trip anywhere Air Canada flies in China. Gonna be tough to beat these girls. They'll either make a big mistake or have to be U-Turned. But now they don't have the Express Pass and still have to give the other one away. The Dudes finish up pretty quick with R & R do the same. Rex and Bob watch. Cormac and Nicole finish second. Good for them. Thank your mom, Cormac, she's doing all the work. Hope she still doesn't do your laundry.
And oh yeah, teams are still looking for ingredients. And Laura and Jackie finally get done. Doesn't look good for the Siblings, even though they find the final ingredients. So off to the restaurant where Bob is eating the stuff. He gets done and they are told to walk. Alain also takes on the snake task. Off they go, but in a cab. Rex and Bob could have made a mistake. But Rex meets someone who knows him. And they get into a cab.
At the Bruce Lee statue, Ryan and Rob finally show some life and the rest of the teams head to the pit stop. Laura and Jackie can't get a cab while the Siblings arrive at the snake restaurant. Sukhi eats the snake ("is it Gluten Free," she asks) while Jinder acts like a little baby. Dude, you're not eating the thing so stop making it worse for your sister.
At the mat, the Twins are third, Laura and Jackie, the vegetarians, have to eat the snake bile. Rex and Bob yell. Then Ryan and Rob end up in 4th, the Dudes in 5th, Alain and Audrey in 6th, Rex and Bob are 7th (no quitting this time). Now it's the final two and though they look close, it could be the editing. It's Sukhi and Jinder in 8th with Laura and Jackie at the end. And they are eliminated. And it's not completely surprising because once again, just like they did with Jen and Shawn, they gave a bit of Laura and Jackie's backstory at the beginning of the episode. And that's a classic sign of a team being eliminated. Little disappointed in the producers in pulling out this classic but obvious Amazing Race trope.
Next week, the race stays international although they stay in the same general area, heading to Macau. Stay tuned for more stuff from Gord and Wayne HQ, including an interview with Laura and Jackie, Cory Mitic's view as well as our video recap, which we might shoot from a local bar. Off we go.
Also if you wanna discuss Amazing Race Canada or any other Amazing Race show, check out the Facebook group, Amazing Race 24/7. Lots of great info and discussion about all things Amazing Race.


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Hunter on ISIL: Guys in pajamas
Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) says the terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant is not a direct threat to the U.S. homeland.
"ISIS in Iraq and Syria is not an existential threat to us. They're not going to harm the United States," Hunter said Tuesday on Fox News' "The Kelly File." ISIL is also known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. "They're bad guys, yes, but a bunch of guys wearing pajamas pushing up logs, they are not an existential threat to us like North Korea is, like Iran is, like Pakistan is."
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Hunter's comments came during a discussion with host Megyn Kelly on Douglas McAuthur McCain, an American who is said to have been killed in Syria while fighting for ISIL. News that dozens, perhaps hundreds, of westerners have joined ISIL is fueling fears that fighters with passports from western nations could enter the United States to commit acts of terror.
"The only threat that lies with [ISIL] is if they can get people back in the United States to do harm to us here and commit acts of terror," Hunter said.
"You're always going to have disaffected youth, you're always going to have that pull to join something greater than yourself," he added. "People like me join the United States Marine Corps, people like McCain join ISIS."
After the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Hunter joined the Marines and became the first Marine veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to serve in Congress.
In order to quell this threat, Hunter also suggested securing the southern border of the U.S. and denying visas "in totality" to people from the Middle East for the time being.


text: Head nurses, supervisors among 20 fastest growing jobsProduction clerks, lawyers, engineers also on list: Study01/30/2013|hrreporter.com|Last Updated: 01/30/2013 Production clerks and head nurses and supervisors are among the fastest growing jobs for 2013, according to a study released by CareerBuilder and Economic Modeling Specialists (EMSI). Looking at the occupations with the most jobs added since 2010, the study draws from a range of sources including census and demographic data from Statistics Canada and employment data gathered by provincial governments. "Hiring in Canada is expected to outpace last year as employers focus on growing their businesses and meeting greater market demand," said Brent Rasmussen, president of CareerBuilder North America. "While employers remain watchful over factors impacting the global economy, we see more job opportunities opening up in everything from health care and information technology to trucking and manufacturing."RELATED ARTICLESOntario college support staff unionize – after 14-year struggleWages, productivity, security top priorities for labour, management in 2019Furloughed federal workers protest at White House on shutdown Day 20 Below are the 20 occupations that have added the most jobs over the last two years and are expected to continue in 2013: Position Change in jobs (2010-2012) Percentage increase Head nurses and supervisors 5,164 26.6% Production clerks 4,280 25% Lawyers and Quebec notaries 56,364 21% Mechanical engineers 7,385 22.3% Civil engineers 8,517 22% Secondary, elementary school teachers and educational counsellors 24,285 18.1% Health policy researchers, consultants, program officers 4,946 17.4% Public relations, communications 7,337 14.9% Software engineers, designers 4,232 14.3% Administrative officers 19,549 9.9% Computer network technicians 4,484 9.9% Graphic designers, illustrators 4,220 9.9% University professors 6,111 9.1% Electricians 6,941 8.9% Technical sales specialists 8,134 8.6% Licensed practical nurses 5,911 8.4% Information systems analysts, consultants 8,127 6.6% Truck drivers 14,256 6.3% Computer programmers, interactive media developers 6,527 5.6% Registered nurses 7,242 2.6% © Copyright Canadian HR Reporter, HAB Press. All rights reserved. Add Comment * Title * Name * Email Anonymous * Comment


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Join East Side Mags in welcoming (back) Paul Castiglia and (first-timer) Glenn Whitmore! Both gentlemen will be here from 1pm-4pm on Sunday, October 16th - signing copies of their new release - MLJ Companion:
The MLJ Companion documents the complete history of Archie Comics' super-hero characters known as the "Mighty Crusaders" - The Shield, Black Hood, Steel Sterling, Hangman, Mr. Justice, The Fly, and many others. It features in-depth examinations of each era of the characters' extensive history: The Golden Age (beginning with the Shield, the first patriotic super-hero, who pre-dated Captain America by a full year), the Silver Age (spotlighting those offbeat, campy Mighty Comics issues, and The Fly and Jaguar), the Bronze Age (with the Red Circle line, and the !mpact imprint published by DC Comics), up to the Modern Age, with its Dark Circle imprint (featuring such fan-favorites series as "The Fox" by Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel). Plus: Learn what "MLJ" stands for! Uncover such rarities as the Mighty Crusaders board game, and the Shadow's short-lived career as a spandex-clad superhero!
Paul Castiglia has written, edited and promoted comics for such diverse publishers as Archie, DC, Dark Horse, Event, Antarctic Press and others. His credits include Archie's Weird Mysteries, DC Showcase, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Tex Avery comics, Sonic the Hedgehog, Rise: Comics Against Bullying from and War of the Independents #4. Coming soon is a back-up story for KING, from Blacklist Press. Paul is also a film historian who speaks at classic film screenings, and a movie producer whose first film, Bowery Rhapsody, a documentary about the Dead End Kids, East Side Kids and Bowery Boys is currently in post-production. Also upcoming from Paul is the book Scared Silly – a compendium of reviews of classic horror-comedy movies. Paul will be signing copies of the TwoMorrows Publishing book, The MLJ Companion, co-written with Rik Offenberger and Jon B. Cooke, which charts the history of Archie's superheroes, and includes a cover by colored by Glenn Whitmore.
Glenn Whitmore is a graduate of the Kubert School (1987) and has established himself as a reliable professional colorist in the comics business. His first assignment was DC Comics' Hawk & Dove mini-series. Soon after, he became the colorist on the Superman titles between 1988 and 2000 including The Death of Superman, The Return of Superman, The Marriage of Superman & Lois Lane as well as other DC titles like Flash, Justice Society and Power of Shazam.
In the early 2000s, Glenn entered the digital age, working with Eisner Award Winner Steve Rude, on The Moth, then Nexus - both on Dark Horse Comics.
In 2008, Glenn became associated with Archie Andrews, coloring the adventures of the Riverdale Gang in Archie & Friends, then Archie Marries in 2009, which spun into Life with Archie culminating with The Death of Archie.
Recently, Glenn has worked on titles such as Spongebob Squarepants as well as titles including The Blue Baron, Super Suckers and Startup!


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The new medical center also greeted the first baby born at the new hospitals, a healthy boy who entered the world at a little more than seven pounds.
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A couple of weeks ago when I saw the first persimmons being made available on the market I bought a kilo from the fruit stand just below my apartment then went home and promptly devoured them. A few minutes ago I returned from the Gomidas market where hundreds of vendors sell fruits, vegetables fresh live fish, frozen chickens, shelled walnuts, eggs, homemade cheese or pickles, and so forth. I couldn't find anything I liked offered by fruit sellers directly on Gomidas Street so I decided to walk into the heart of darkness so to speak entering the area behind the actual building housing the market, which is always half-empty for some reason. Nearly every vendor there who sold fruit had persimmons displayed of all different shapes and sizes—some were elongated, about half the length of a long banana. It took me a while to find ripe ones at the right price, which was about 300 dram per kilo on average although one woman was selling them for 500 dram. I paid 350 dram but was thoroughly satisfied with their plumpness. The fruit will be around until February or so.
Persimmons are imported into Armenia from various places, most notably Georgia. There are excellent persimmons from Meghri near the Iranian border as well. Most certainly persimmons from neighboring Azerbaijan also manage to make their way into the country—I know for a fact that pomegranates from there are sold up north in Vanadzor, so since both fruit trees thrive side by side as they do in Meghri, I daresay my hunch is right. The trees can be rather tall, well over 50 feet in height as I saw.
The problem with persimmons is how to pick them. If they are still yellowish and are barely revealing an orange hue, they will be hard to eat, sort of like apples, and they will have a bizarre effect on your mouth by drying it out leaving a faintly bitter aftertaste coupled with a strange fuzzy coating on the tongue and gums in its wake. It might be a defense mechanism of some sort that has obviously lost its relevance.
So you have what is known as the "garalyok," which is undoubtedly a Russian word, and "khourma," which is also used to describe dates and is the sort I always look for. The khourma should be soft to the touch almost like an overripe tomato, and the more bruises it has the better. Supposedly when the persimmon is exposed to cold temperature (e.g., the freezer) it becomes tender, but the persimmons I chose today seem to simply be ripe, as they're bursting with nectar the second you bite into them. The garalyok can be sweet but firm at the same time. Then there is the issue regarding the male versus female persimmon—my mother used to argue this point claiming the same about eggplants and corn. Some of these things when they get ripe form concentric black circles at the base, while others do not. The whole thing is a bit of a mystery. I remember getting into a steamy debate with my wife once about the male-female theory. Here's what I found out:
Persimmons can be classified into two general categories: those that bear astringent fruit until they are soft ripe and those that bear nonastringent fruits. Within each of these categories, there are cultivars whose fruits are influenced by pollination (pollination variant) and cultivars whose fruits are unaffected by pollination (pollination constant). Actually, it is the seeds, not pollination per se, that influences the fruit. An astringent cultivar must be jelly soft before it is fit to eat, and such cultivars are best adapted to cooler regions where persimmons can be grown. The flesh color of pollination-constant astringent cultivars is not influenced by pollination. Pollination-variant astringent cultivars have dark flesh around the seeds when pollinated. A nonastringent persimmon can be eaten when it is crisp as an apple. These cultivars need hot summers, and the fruit might retain some astringency when grown in cooler regions. Pollination-constant nonastringent (PCNA) persimmons are always edible when still firm; pollination-variant nonastringent (PVNA) fruit are edible when firm only if they have been pollinated.
It's still not exactly clear. Yet apparently I prefer astringent persimmons rather than the apple-like nonastringent ones. But don't ask me to identify which of the two is the boy or girl.
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Also, the minimal set on which Moramarco collaborated with GP Hunsaker is dominated by a bed (no surprise there, considering the subject) but it pushes back in the wall when the area in front of it needs to be clear for singing and dancing and such.
The set's only drawback is that the upstage left and right entrances are two high steps which save precious space and work all right for the taller actors, but are a bit awkward for others. Still, there were no mishaps last night, and Moramarco proved he can come through where it counts in guiding his cast to effective and affecting performances. All are strong singers, with the new-to-me Janice Lea Codispoti (as Arlene) who has some performance credits, but seems mostly to have been hiding her light under a bushel in Belleville. I'd like to see (and hear) more of her. Singling her out, however, is to take nothing away from the rest.
Lizzie (Caroline Kidwell, a precocious high school junior in real life) and Danny (Devon Norris) are juniors in college and in an apparently new relationship when she learns she's pregnant. (Aside: I hate the term "we're pregnant." No, WE aren't; SHE is. Back to our regularly scheduled programming.) At 21, they are still kids in many ways; in fact, Danny's biggest worry up 'til now is telling his mom he's changing his major from science to music. Pam (Sabra Sellers) and Nick (Peter Merideth) are a thirtyish married couple who've been trying to have a baby for two years when she calls the doctor's office and hears she's expecting. Finally, Arlene and Alan (Robert Breig) are new empty-nesters who find they've brought a little "surprise" back with them from their twentieth anniversary celebration, during which, awash in champagne, ironically neither can even remember the precipitating event.
As prospective parents do, these characters run through the gamut of emotions. The three women happen to be in the doctor's office at the same time and figure out from a waiting room conversation that they're "Kevin Baconed" in various ways through the college campus where they all have connections to each other as students, teachers or spouses. They sing about the woman stuff that goes back to tribal cultures—morning sickness, mood swings, and other indignities in an energetic trio, "I Want It All." Baby's score by Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire has an '80s pop sensibility, but Maltby's lyrics are generally contemporary.
Baby opened in 1983 and was much honored with nominations both on and off-Broadway, and it's not hard to see why. It contains all the elements of the traditional book musical while being nearly sung-through, and points both back to the Golden Age of Rodgers and Hammerstein and forward to the issue-driven shows that came after it. This isn't to indicate an exact continuum because there were all sorts of outliers that did very well from Hair to anything by Andrew Lloyd Webber before his work got bloated, but there is a perceptible trajectory, and a show like Baby has a distinct place on it. But its strengths also point to its major weakness: It does feel dated. It reminded me of the television series "Thirtysomething" where a clutch of old friends spent an hour each week examining their feelings and blowing them out of proportion. There is a sense of that kind of self-absorption among these people.
Baby does have the pregnancy hook that makes the emotions more justified than they might otherwise be. The "fortysomethings" Alan and Arlene are forced to examine much more than just how they feel about starting over as parents. Lizzie and Danny are pushed into premature adulthood and aren't quite sure how to handle it. Pam and Nick must deal with the stresses infertility has placed on their marriage and especially their sex life. Dads get their turn at bat (literally, the setting is a softball game) in "Fatherhood Blues," where their doubts and fears mingle with the pride of having achieved offspring. As the show goes on, the couples sing songs tailored to their particular circumstances.
In addition to the central characters, three other excellent actors play various parts throughout as a chorus when a fuller sound is needed, a "Chorus" to comment on the action, and in the small roles of colleagues and medical staff. Paul Edwards has a funny turn as a specialist Pam and Nick consult, and Alice Kinsella and Lauren Berkowitz add energy and fine voices to the mix. Moramarco is also onstage music director and keyboard player in a small combo above and behind the action. After a while, we barely notice them, as it should be. The volume is calibrated to enhance the voices, not drown them out, and the lyrics are well-enunciated.
The singers are not mic-ed, and that is a real pleasure these days. The voices don't always sound perfect, but to me, "perfect" can easily become boring. There's a bit of choreography by Belinda Quimby, and Alexandra Scibetta Quigley's costumes seem mostly right, while Steven J. Miller's lights contribute to mood. I do have a quibble with Hunsaker's props, which do much to set scenes but also cause a problem when one character uses an iMac and everyone has cell phones when some topical lyrics from the 1980s remain unaltered.
I don't think Baby is performed often these days, but it is more than a period piece. It's too long, about 2 ½ hours with intermission, but is a mostly enjoyable trip through one of life's most mysterious, frightening and joyous passages.
Baby runs through Nov 20th, 2011 at Citilites at the Gaslight Theatre. You may visit www.citilitestheatre.com. Andrea Braun also reviews for KDHX 88.1 St. Louis.


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October 15, 2015 – Kroger took the action "out of an abundance of caution" after a study published by the American Society of Microbiology (ASM) found that unrefrigerated caramel apples were at risk for listeria contamination after being pierced with a stick, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Specifically, the study found that piercing an apple with a stick causes some juice to become trapped under the caramel, creating an environment that fosters the growth of listeria already present on the apple's surface. The bacteria grows more quickly when the apples are unrefrigerated, according to the study.
Payton Pruett, vice president of food safety at Kroger, said in a press release that the health risk posed by the caramel apples is minimal. He said the company is open to carrying the products again at some point in the future, and that it will work with suppliers to reduce the risk of food poisoning.
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66pc Brits auction their Christmas gifts on Internet
London, Dec 27 (ANI): What would you do if you were gifted something you do not want? Well, according to more than two-thirds of Britons, auctioning them off on Internet sites in return for cash is what they would do.
The number of Britons attempting to 'Sell Unwanted Rubbish For' cash increases on December 27, which has been dubbed as Surf day, and most will be advertising their Christmas gifts on auction sites such as eBay.
And a survey conducted by the Co-op Bank on 3,000 people has found that nearly half of those who plan to sell unwanted presents online will have got rid of them before New Year's Day.
"While it's not traditionally considered polite to get rid of presents from friends and family, this way people will make back some of the money they will have spent over the season and give their finances a kick-start for January," the Daily Express quoted John Hughes, of the Co-op Bank, as saying.
Many of them will need the extra cash, as the survey found 40 percent of people would now be in debt after spending on gifts and celebrations. The average post-Christmas debt is 262 pounds. (ANI)


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We don't know about you, but we're still feeling that post-Derby glow. Seeing all those big, magnificent animals do their best out on that sloppy, sloppy track has prepared us for whatever life has to throw at us this week. GOD, horses are good.
Suggested talking points: Creamy Dream, Collaberal, Horrible Triangles, Foot Locker Strategy Guide, Houseboats, Batman's Very Tight Suit, Mindfreak Magic Kit
"Friends, we find ourselves in the midst of an unprecedented crisis. All our sitcom characters have gone missing. Well, not 'missing,' per se. We know where they are. They're in universes where they should not, CANNOT be. God help us all."
Suggested talking points: All The Movies Watch, Twonies, I've Made A New Invention, Drunk Band-Joining, Triumphant Return, Guestpert: Jonah Ray, Bus Baseball Man
We're out here doing our best, burning the candle at both ends, and SHOOT, wouldn't you know it -- we slept through another dang holiday. Another rose flies by, unsmelled, as we hunch tirelessly over the podcast assembly line. Dang it.
Suggested talking points: 420 Missed Connection, Paintball Strats, Bird-based Orbital Decay, Evans Interruptus, Lean On Me, Kitty Litter Delivery Service, Sewer Dancing
This week, we're celebrating a momentous birthday by full-force launching a Razor Scooter into the hungry mouth of a volcano. We're also talking about how good shrimp scampi is for nearly 55 uninterrupted minutes.
Suggested talking points: 30 Over 30, Morning Meditation, Shakesports, Plant Murder, Scampi Friends, Nacho Fries, Coffee Fidelity, Fast Food Pirates
We've got over 350 hours of podcasts under our belt, which, according to Malcolm Gladwell, means we've fully mastered the craft. We're turning our attention to loftier endeavors, now: Namely, training up the greatest laser tag outfit this world has ever known.
Suggested talking points: Before Transformers and the Furious, Hidden Gold, Laser CQC, Downton Bluejeans, Video Game Talent Show, Riding a Bike, The True Island Time King
Listen in to our nearly two-hour-long live show in beautiful Portland, Ore., which we performed after not doing a live show for over six months. It was also our first live show using lavalier mics, which led to a lot of what we in the comedy industry like to call "working the room."
Suggested talking points: Identity Coupon, Magic Fight, JRMY, Bespoke Munch Squad, Plane Refund, Cyberpiracy, Orgasm Howl, Dick Pic Pokedex, Toot Hypnosis, Dr. Dr., Pee Encounters, Interruptions
Happy second week of the MaxFunDrive! Everyone has been absolutely killing it! Let's finish strong with an episode that, no shit, starts with an in-depth, 15-minute-long discussion about Craig T. Nelson's body of work.
Suggested talking points: Craig Twitter Nelson, The Life-Changing Magic of Not Owning Tables, Beltblaster, Willem Dafoe in the Upside-Down, Cell-Free Dads, Vampire Times, ;), All Drinks are Water
Happy MaxFunDrive, everybody! We recorded this one in a hotel room rigth before our recent live show in Portland. The audio isn't as tight as we like it -- Travis in particular sounds like he's recording from inside of a well -- but we hope you enjoy it, nevertheless!
Suggested talking points: Together Again, BSKT, Kicking Some Butt, Numa Numa Revelations, Austin Powers: Sins of the Father, Kid Star School, Pancakes DIY, Breaking DDR Boys News
The joke that constitutes the title of this episode is absolutely the best thing in this episode, and I'm very, very sorry for ruining it, but I can't imagine titling this episode anything else. This joke is important. This joke is historically meaningful.
Suggested talking points: Justin's Nautical Secrets, Coupon Flirting, Bad At YuGiOh, Soup Rules, Shoes Off!, Guy Another Day, True Beef Season 3, Hamilton in a Hurry
Okay, so, let's get conceptual for a bit. This episode, which we're releasing in Justin's absence, is our annual holiday live show, which we recorded in the decidedly non-holiday month of September, and are releasing in the absolutely non-holiday month of March. It was also the live show featured in the MBMBaM TV show! We hope you like it.
Suggested talking points: All the Carols, The Worst Day of Griffin's Life, Gift Card Etiquette, Sexy Santa, Museum Regifting, Munch, Sad Libs, Dolls, My Big Ball, Christmas Nicknames, Justin's Goof-Up


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ATTENTION: The expansion packs are only compatible with Spark Creative Drum Machine, SparkLE and Spark 2. They cannot be used with Spark VDM, Spark DubStep and Spark EDM.
Platform specifications
- : Win 7+ PC: 4 GB RAM; 2 GHz CPU.
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text: We've covered no shortage of wearable gizmos over the years here at Engadget -- in fact, we've given 'em their own category -- but we most certainly haven't spent enough time praising one of the pioneers of the segment. Thanks to a highly pleasing Google Doodle, we're given the perfect chance to take a harder look at one Gideon Sundback, the electrical engineer responsible for developing the zipper. It's been called a "fly," prominently featured in an Outkast song and positively shunned on the Snuggie, and it's also a huge, huge part of worldwide culture. For those looking to learn more about the man, the myth and the mystery, head on down to the Wikipedia link below; if you just want to unzip your browser, well... click here.


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Gleeson Constructors is a U.S. Construction Company that offers superior construction services to the commercial market. Headquartered in Troy, Michigan, we have offices in the Southeast and Southwest which provide General Contractor, Construction Manager and Design-Build services to the Retail, Grocery, Automotive, Industrial, Education, Religious, and Health Care sectors.
For more than 90 years Gleeson Constructors has built a reputation of integrity turning visions into reality. Using the most advanced systems technology and the highest construction standards, our goal is to construct your dream project on time and within budget.
Owners and Architects
Construction Services
Gleeson Constructors specializes in General Contracting, Construction Management & Design-Build Services for the commercial market.
Our Portfolio
At Gleeson Constructors, we have worked hard to build relationships with highly respected companies of all sizes. Please visit our Portfolio page to see a samples of our work.


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What do governors do?
- promote high standards of educational attainment
- set targets for pupil achievement
- take general responsibility for the conduct of the school
- manage the school's budget, including deciding how many staff will work there and their pay
- make sure that the curriculum is balanced and broadly based, in particular that the National Curriculum and religious education are taught, and report on pupils' achievement in National Curriculum assessments and examination results.
- participate in the appointment of senior staff (including appointing the head teacher) and regulate staff conduct and discipline; and
- draw up an action plan after an inspection by the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).
Why do schools need governors?
Every school has a Governing Body to represent the public in the running of schools. School Governors bring perspectives from ordinary life and work with the staff and the Local Authority (LA) to help secure the best possible education for the children in the school. They have important responsibilities like managing the school budget, overseeing the curriculum and appointing staff.
Details of our governing body members can be found below:
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This is my first Stacking The Shelves meme! I will be posting these weekly every Thursday and these are where you can see all of the books I have got in the past week! This meme was created by Tynga's Reviews: http://www.tyngasreviews.com/
These are all of the books I have acquired in the past week and there is a lot of them!
Bought: (my dad purchased this for me!)
Books From The Library:
e-ARCS from Netgalley & Edelweiss
Whew! Lots of books! And no, I am not lying when I said I got all of these in the past week! I will be back with another Stacking The Shelves next Thursday!


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One factor consideration in choosing a college for many students is the choice between a two-year and a four-year college. If attending a traditional 4 year college appears too expensive or time consuming but you still want to upgrade your skills or earn more, community college may be the practical, economic solution you are looking for.
Many students decide to study for one or two years at a local community college. While attending the two year college, a student takes care of many of the courses required for any 4-year program, and can earn an Associates Degree as well. For some careers, the Associates Degree program is all that is needed.
With average yearly tuition and fees at only $2,076 dollars community college offers you the keys to a successful career at a fraction of most 4 year college costs. This small investment at a community college, over the course of a lifetime, can increase your salary by up to $250,000 dollars.
If you already know what occupational field you want to enter, attending a community college can make a lot of sense. In contrast to 4 year colleges that require a large amount of general curriculum courses and classes, community colleges offer both Associate degrees and occupational certificates in 2 years or less which is quick and affordable and saves on both time and money.
If you have a busy schedule but would like to attend college you aren't alone. While most 4 year colleges require large time commitments community
college doesn't. Community college offers you convenient flexible class scheduling allowing you to take classes that work with your agenda.
For those that find commuting to a community college or 4 year college difficult, online community college courses are also available. These online community college courses are flexible and can be completed during your spare time and at your own pace. If time is an issue don't worry, online community college courses can be completed quickly, sometimes even faster than traditional 4 year college classes.
For instance, we know that balancing work and school can be difficult. That's why community college's associate degree programs have been designed for maximum flexibility, enabling you to study whenever and wherever it's most convenient for you. Start now at a community college and earn your associate degree completely online in 18 to 20 months. Community colleges offers programs in several in-demand career fields including Business, Accounting, Criminal Justice, Health Administration, IT and more. Many community colleges have articulation agreements with 4-year colleges.
With over 11.6 million students now enrolled, community colleges has proved to be an excellent alternative to a 4 year college for busy people determined to improve and advance their career prospects.
Find more schools to match to your needs.


text: TECH NewFronts: AOL Video Exec Explains the Move to Year-Round Programming 2:10 PM PDT 4/30/2015 by Natalie Jarvey FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Courtesy of Viacom Dermot McCormack AOL announced Tuesday that it had picked up second season of 'Park Bench With Steve Buscemi' and 'Making a Scene with James Franco.' AOL feted ad buyers at the new 4 World Trade Center on Tuesday with sweeping views of New York creating a dramatic backdrop to the evening. Video was the focus of the NewFront presentation and featured first-time presenter Dermot McCormack, who took over as head of AOL Video and Studios in October. The shift in strategy under McCormack was palpable, culminating in his announcement that AOL is doing away with a "NewFront season" in favor of producing programming year round. McCormack also announced plans for a renewed focus on video series AOL-owned brands such as The Huffington Post and TechCrunch. In addition, the platform has added music discovery show Rising Artists and a reality series called Act Like a Musician that shows celebrities joining their favorite bands. Other news from the evening included the renewal of Park Bench with Steve Buscemi and Making a Scene with James Franco. AOL's NewFront came one month after it premiered its first long-form effort, a docuseries called Connected that follows a group of New Yorkers on their journeys through life, but no new long-form projects were announced. The Hollywood Reporter caught up with McCormack ahead of the show and the Ireland native, who spent several years at MTV, opened up about AOL's shifting video strategy and one of the shows he's most excited about. Why are you abandoning the NewFront season? I don't know that we're abandoning it because we're here. But the idea is that we're going into NewFront year. Content is being made and consumed on a 365-day schedule. The idea that everything still works on TV schedules is not really taking into account what's going on in the world, particularly from a consumer perspective. That's where content-365 comes from. It's the idea that in the morning you grab your phone and check your content on there and in the afternoon read your iPad, but in the evening you still want to plop down on your couch and watch your TV. Why no new long-form shows like Connected? When I greenlight a show, I'm thinking about it in terms of how we could repurpose the content in many places. Act Like a Musician in one of my favorite new shows. I can make a five minute version of it, a seven minute version or a 22 minute, TV-ready version. So when we look at content, we look at how we can make it modular. When we're making it we shoot it with that in mind, so we can push different versions out. What have you learned from Connected? We've increased engagement by a really solid amount. That's what we wanted to do: Could we make people sit and watch a video that was longer because it had a story? We're cautiously excited about where we can go with longer-form programming. What changes have you made to the video strategy since you joined AOL? I pushed into the mix the idea that we don't just have one brand, we have many really great brands. We have The Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Engadget, Build and Makers. One of the things that I really wanted to do was shine a light on the amazing brands that we have. That gives us the ability to make content across the company and tailor it for different brands. That's the portfolio approach. You seem to be doing away with the old AOL model of attaching a celebrity to every short-form series. Why? It goes back to our content-365 strategy. We want to be in the conversation on a daily basis. More than half our content this year is home-grown, home-produced content. There are a ton of daily shows. Premium, high-touch celebrity shows are great places for brands. They still love to be associated with those high-touch projects. But we wanted to make different types of shows to mirror the way that you're actually consuming content. Many of your competitors have moved into scripted. Why haven't you? Scripted is very expensive. High-end scripted is a very tough category. You have HBO and Netflix. I think you really have to get the right project. We've focused on what was not being covered well in the world and certain genres. When we launched Connected we liked it because we felt like reality TV had gotten to a point where it lacked stories and characters. Connected brought true docu-reality storytelling and characters. I'm not saying we won't get into scripted. If we got the right project, we'd totally go in, but we wouldn't make a super expensive show. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Natalie Jarvey firstname.lastname@example.com NatJarv


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Return & Refund Policy
10.1 If the Customers are "Consumers" according to its definition in Art. 3 of Italian Legislative Decree no. 206/2005 - or rather, a natural person acting for purposes outside his trade, business, craft or profession - Customers have the right, pursuant to and for the purposes of Art. 52 of Italian Legislative Decree no. 206/2005 and subsequent amendments, to terminate the Contract without giving any reason within 14 days from receipt of the Products.
10.2 Therefore, Customers who cannot be called consumers, as defined in the description and especially natural or legal persons acting for purposes within his trade, business, craft or profession, are excluded from this right.
10.3 The Right of termination can be exercised by the Consumer Customer with an explicit declaration of the decision to terminate the contract sent by email firstname.lastname@example.com. In the termination notice, in addition to expressing the intention of exercising the right of termination, the Consumer Client shall specify the Order which led to the Sales Contract which he intends terminating.
10.4 The Customer shall return the Products to EMILIA FOOD LOVE di Perri Rossella in VIA Camillo Prampolini, 51 42020 Quattro Castella (RE) - Italy within 14 days from the date on which the communication was sent, pursuant to Art. 10.3.
The cost of returning the Products shall be borne by the Consumer Customer pursuant to and within the limits of Art. 57 of Italian Legislative Decree no. 206/2005 and subsequent amendments.
10.5 If the right of termination is exercised in the manner and terms set out in this article, EMILIA FOOD LOVE shall reimburse all Payments received by the Consumer Customer as quickly as possible and in any case within 14 days from receipt of the termination notice. Unless the Customer expressly specifies a different reimbursement method, EMILIA FOOD LOVE shall use the same means of payment used by the Customer, without any extra cost.
All Payments made to EMILIA FOOD LOVE, including delivery costs, shall be reimbursed to the Customer. As regards the latter, pursuant to Art. 56, paragraph 2 of Italian Legislative Decree no. 206/2005 and subsequent amendments, EMILIA FOOD LOVE is not required to reimburse any additional costs if the consumer expressly opted for a type of delivery other than the least expensive type of delivery offered and which is set forth in Art. 8.2.
10.6 If Customers exercise the right of termination in a way not in compliance with the methods and terms set forth in this article, they shall not be entitled to reimbursement of any payments made to EMILIA FOOD LOVE.
10.7 The Consumer Customer shall be liable only for the decrease in value of the Product resulting from handling it more than necessary to establish the nature, features and operation of the Product itself.
11.1 The right of termination is excluded also if the Consumer Customer acts as set forth in Art. 59 of Italian Legislative Decree no. 206/2005 and subsequent amendments. By way of example, cases in which the right of termination is excluded pursuant to Art. 10 are as follows:
- the supply of goods packed to specifications or clearly customised;
- the supply of goods which are liable to deteriorate or expire rapidly;
- the supply of sealed goods which are not suitable to be returned for hygiene reasons or related to health protection and which were opened after delivery;
- the supply of alcoholic beverages the price of which was agreed upon conclusion of the sales contract, the delivery of which can only take place after 30 days, and the actual value of which is dependent on market fluctuations which cannot be controlled by the trader.
In such cases, if the Customer wrongly sends to EMILIA FOOD LOVE the Products regularly purchased for which there is no right of termination, EMILIA FOOD LOVE shall return them to the sender, and the shipping costs shall be charged to the Customer.


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Distance from Paducah, TX to Mission, TX
Driving distance between Paducah, TX and Mission, TX is 614.91 miles (or 989.61 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
Leaving from Paducah, TX you would reach Mission, TX in about 11 hours 4 mins if you keep an average speed of miles per hour, assuming you don't make any breaks or get stuck in traffic.


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I started this blog post on Saturday, the day after treatment. Woke Saturday morning in significant pain. Headache and muscular pain. But I did do my meditation before getting out of bed. I am using the iOS app called Calm . Calm: Meditation & simple guided mindfulness to sleep, relax, breathe by Calm.com
It still felt like a lot of the fluid was remaining in my abdomen and upper back. I planned on spending the day resting, and trying to get someone here to put some of my clothes into the laundry. Took a warmish shower and that helped me a lot. Many people came to visit me on Saturday. As the day progressed, my pain and discomfort progressed as well. By late Saturday afternoon it felt as though my insides were burning up and the only way to deal with it was to try and sleep through it.
Sunday was a bit better day. Most of the burning feeling had subsided, unfortunately the pain transferred into long muscle pain, like the worst flu ever. Another day of trying to sleep through the pain.
The challenge with being in so much pain is that it makes it difficult to concentrate on anything for any length of time. I couldn't get any reading done, didn't have the patience to watch anything on television, didn't grade those 9 video presentations.
Today is Monday, and the muscle pain is a bit better, as long as I don't move. So I am trying to work from home today. Resting it's at a 5, when I try to move it escalates pretty quickly to an 8. I am waiting for a call back from the doctor's office to see what I can take so I can try and be productive.


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Choose your wedding dress colour wisely – white remains the most popular across all styles, but it may not be flattering for your skin tone or hair colour. Just moving a shade or two away from bright white could make all the difference to how flattering the dress is on you. There is such a wide range of fabric available that what is described as ivory in one range or design could look quite different to another dress which is also described as ivory. Specialist bridal stores are invaluable as you can try on a range of gowns in natural light and choose the wedding dress colour that is the most flattering for you whether that is white, ivory, pearl or oyster. They will also be able to show you styles that you might not have considered at first and this could lead to you finding your perfect dress. Think about your accessories when choosing the colour, will you be able to have a veil that matches exactly, will you need to have shoes dyed to the same shade? How will the dress look with your grooms suit colour?
If you are not having a traditional white dress because it is not your usual style, there are vintage companies who can supply something different from tea dresses to full skirted gowns with underskirts, or unusual colour combinations- a monochrome dress with bright underskirts can look stunning. Dress designers and seamstresses can also make a bespoke design for you, where the only limit is your imagination, so if your usual day to day style is eclectic you could have the dress altered easily and keep wearing it after the wedding.
You could also bear the following rhyme in mind to help you, although there does not seem to be a rhyme for ivory!
Married in White, you have chosen right,
Married in Grey, you will go far away,
Married in Black, you will wish yourself back,
Married in Red, you will wish yourself dead,
Married in Green, ashamed to be seen,
Married in Blue, you will always be true,
Married in Pearl, you will live in a whirl,
Married in Yellow, ashamed of your fellow,
Married in Brown, you will live in the town,
Married in Pink, you spirit will sink.


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We're pleased to announce the release of Halloween Horror Nights XX: Twenty Years of Fear … In Photographs.
This eBook (PDF) was a collaboration between multiple members of the HHN Community including Jenn and I here at Horror Night Nightmares. We were proud to be part of this, as it catches every aspect of Halloween Horror Nights XX and lets you relive your favorite moments.
We here at Horror Night Nightmares would like to thank everyone involved with this project and the photographers involved.
W. Wilson
Kristin Brandt
Nick Chandler
Wes Cross
Josh Marshall
Emily McDonald
Nancy Murphy
Joseph Rabun
Mark Walter
A special thanks to Mike Aiello for writing the Foreword, we appreciate all the work you and the rest of A&D do to create the best show on earth!
Comment below or feel free to discuss in the HHN XX Event Photos and Videos thread on our Forums!


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On My Nightstand/
I'm being ridiculously ambitious, but here's what I hope to read this summer... A few are new novels that I've seen/heard buzz about, some are my second (or third or more) foray into an author I've really enjoyed. A few (both hardcover and electronic) I'm impatiently waiting for from the library, some are already on my Kindle, others are used paperbacks I've picked up online. Go here or click on the collage below to read a little bit about why I've chosen these titles. If you've read any of these, I'd love to hear your thoughts, or maybe you might share the one book you hope to get to this summer, too.


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I've recently been working on some projects for Reflektive, a performance management company based in San Francisco. The first thing I did was was a big infographic. Using their company colors and fonts, I turned a giant list of stats into something more digestible. I really enjoy infographics, they're just like super precise illustrations. I even got to draw a few icons.
I want to delve really deep into infographics now, and be the best infographics guy around. Its cool to turn something thats sort of boring like a big list of numbers into something really visually impactful, to communicate without words.
I also worked on some ebook covers and banners for them. I made two different sets, first using stock photos and companies' logos. These each highlighted performance management and reviews at big corporate companies. The general office photos we chose give it that corporate feel, and the colors are pulled from each logo. I mocked up each cover as a real book and used those on the banners.
For the second set about more general performance management ideas, I drew up a bunch of simple line drawings with highlights and shadows. Then I made monochromatic covers which were again mocked up for the banners.
I'm happy with how everything turned out and also really happy to find another way to incorporate some illustration into my design work.