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Valladolid's Uruguayan midfielder Nestor Cannobio scored with a sweet left-footed drive to give his team a 1-0 home win over Real Madrid, its first league defeat since the season's opening day, but coming at the end of a week when it was knocked out of the Copa del Rey by third division Irun. To compound its misery, Real had Argentine defender Gabriel Heinze red-carded two minutes from time, and is now five points adrift of Barcelona.
"We were unlucky," said under-pressure coach Bernd Schuster. "It's very disappointing to lose a match we didn't think we would lose. They never created any scoring opportunities other than their goal. We had chances to score a goal or two, but our hard work bore no fruit." Despite Spanish media forecasts Schuster's on his way out, Real's players continued to back the coach, with Heinze saying, "It's a bad patch, but there is a lot of talent and attitude here. United we can make this project work."
Barcelona stretched its lead to three points after winning at Recreativo Huelva on second-half goals from MVP Messi, with a powerful finish, and substitute Seydou Keita, who latched onto a poorly hit Samuel Eto'o shot. The win allowed it to pull away from still undefeated Villarreal, which let a 2-1 lead slip at Malaga when Helder Rosario leveled in the final minute. NJ-raised Giuseppe Rossi, with his fifth of the season and fourth in consecutive games, had put Villarreal in front early on. Its other goal came from Joseba Llorente (his sixth of the campaign) after Duda had equalized for Malaga. With Rossi and Llorente both in rich form, there was no place on the roster for Jozy Altidore.
Valencia hung on to third place thanks to Madrid's defeat, but lost its second successive game at home, 3-2 to surging Sporting Gijon, which has won five out of its last six games after losing the season's opening five fixtures. Sevilla caught up on points with both Real and Valencia, and sits in fifth place after a 2-0 win at Getafe. Diego Forlan netted a brace in Atletico Madrid's 4-1 home win over Deportivo La Coruna, moving it up to sixth, but still six points adrift of the leading five teams.
There was a double as well for Sergio Garcia as Real Betis Sevilla beat Racing Santander 3-1, while Numancia won the weekend's most dramatic game, in the 94th minute at Espanyol in a seven-goal game. Defender Carlos Bellvis came off the bench to score his first of the season and make the score 4-3, keeping his side out of the relegation zone. Within the bottom three, Athletic Bilbao beat last-placed Osasuna 2-0.
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Miranda Lambert Makes Obvious Choice for New Video
Miranda Lambert didn't have much of a choice when it came to shooting the music video for her single, 'The House That Built Me.' Anything other than the obvious storyline for the video would not have made much sense!
The song, featured on her current album 'Revolution,' takes the singer back to her childhood home as she rediscovers who she was as a young girl and is now as a woman."It's irritating how obvious videos are for certain songs sometimes," says the singer. "When they say 'little girl' and they show a little girl, and they say 'bicycle,' and they show a bicycle. And it goes with every word of the song. But this was one of those videos that needed to be really obvious … [The director] found a house that looked a lot like the house I grew up in. There's no drama in the video. It just is what it is. It represents the song in such a great way."
The video, as well as the song, evokes a longing and wistful sentiment as Miranda walks through the home that now houses a new family. "It's real emotional, definitely," says the Lindale, Texas native. "The video is a tearjerker."
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Energy Star Is It Good Or Is Not????
I have a question for you Electricians out there. I am hearing different sides of stories about airconditioners and the energy star option. Running the unit on Energy Star, instead of just in the cool option. I am hearing that on energy star option, the airconditioner runs to the set temperture, and then its constantly shutting on and off all night. Wouldn't this pull more electricity, the shutting on and off? I am just curious, I know that the higher the ER the better. I beleive 12 is the max, thanks guys.
I just got a new air conditioner last week and was wondering the same thing. I figured it would be incredibly annoying if you were trying to sleep and it just kept cycling on and off. What we've done a couple of the warmer nights has been to just run the fan (the wife likes the noise) and if it gets warm, pop it over to cool and go back to sleep :)
Isn't this what a normal A/C does... goes until it reaches some temperature, then shuts off, and turns back on when it falls below it?
I think a "normal" cycle for an A/C unit is to run the fan the entire time it's on, but only kick the compressor in and actually "cool" when needed. The instructions made mine sound like even the fan was kicked off and it would kick on every 3 minutes and "check" the air temp to see if it needed to kick the compressor on.
I'm waiting for thoses electricians to get home, eat dinner and get on the forum, lol! Yes, I would think that a normal a/c cycle would be that the a/c runs and when it reaches the set temperature, the compressor would kick off and leave the fan running for circulation. As for these new energy saving mode, the darn a/c keeps cutting on and off all night. So the room cools, but when the entire unit shuts off, there is no air circulation in the room until it kicks back on. I would think that this would not save energy but waste more since the compressor and fan are both pulling excessive power with the kicking on and off all the time. I know I can just put in cool, but whats up with this energy crap they are doing. I think its just a selling gimick, waiting on you electricians inputs.
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Ahhh OK. Thanks for the clarification. I would want the fan on all night also.
I guess we won't get comments on this?????
I don't really get the question. If you want the indoor blower to run all the time, set the thermostats fan setting to on, instead of auto, then the fan will circulate the air all the time instead of cycling with the compressor. The AC has to turn off and on to keep the set point. Am I missing the question entirely?
Energy star for an AC may also have to do with a more efficient coil and compressor and having the unit fall into the parameters of amount of BTUs for watts consumed. As long as I can remember AC's had the option to either have the fan pulse with the compressor (much like the blower on a hot air heater) or FAN ON. I don't think an electrician will give you much different of an answer- Pose this question to an appliance or HVAC tech.
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Carnival Inspiration - Western Caribbean: Carnival Inspiration Cruise Review by BTFan
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Destination: Western Caribbean
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Definitely a little 'old school' Carnival..lots of Neon..the Atrium is definitely smaller than the Destiny and Conquest class ships. The Lido buffet was interesting with the Purple tubes..I didn't know whether to call it Alice's Wonderland or Medusa's Cafe LOL. I was pleasantly surprised at how good of shape everything was in for a 10 year old ship..sure there are some scratched fixtures and a couple broken pieces, but no worse than the new ships I've been on.
Can't really complain here..the worst thing I can think of is the color of the room..not big into the salmon color. Had a little sewage odor, but they fixed it up very quickly..the Steward said they cleaned out the shower drain.
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Didn't More check out the Fitness room, but as far as recreation, nothing special...just the usual Carnival Stuff. The CD (don't even remember her name) wasn't obnoxious, but I never saw her...only the assistants. I think she stayed up partying one night as she sounded she just smoked a dozen cigars and had a hangover on the morning announcements one day LOL
This is where Carnival excels. Easily the best value out there
We didn't do the dining room, so I can't comment on that. Dinner Buffet wasn't anything special..I actually wanted the Camp Carnival food..mac and cheese and chicken nuggets! I think RCCL has a better selection and some nights I had trouble finding something I wanted, but I have a shellfish allergy, so that makes it a little tougher..and I could have always asked for chicken over the counter....but I was happy having Reubens from the deli YUM!
Lunch Buffets were great, although more crowded. Loved the daily international cuisine theme line.
I didn't do many shows, but the Fire Cauchos were pretty entertaining and the comedian, Tony Esposito I belive, was pretty good. I stepped in for the final show and I'd say it's about equal to amusement park shows
No problems here..Everyone was very friendly
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Didn't do any ship-sponsored trips, since I generally like to walk the stores and hit a beach..especially on ports I've never been. I think I'd do the Stingray City tour in the future. Not sure what I'd do in Calica/Playa..but the beach in town seemed kind of crowded
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Very good!
I didn't have very high expectations for being on a 5 day cruise on an older ship, but I found it generally exceeded my expectations...and 5 days was a good length for a Western Carib itinerary and it hit the two ports I most wanted to see. Less
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The Paradise Theatre will be one of the venues for the Mountain Harvest Festival's Saturday Night Concert! Visit the Mountain Harvest Festival's concert schedule to see the other venues and performers.
Tickets are $30 and are available online at Brown Paper Tickets and at Paonia Farm and Home.
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Dames with Gabrielle Louise
Gabrielle Louise is a nationally touring troubadour noted for her poignant lyrics and lush voice. The daughter of two vagabond musicians, Gabrielle inherited the genetic predisposition to wanderlust and song. Her sound has the earthy feel of Joni Mitchell, and is inspired by the spirited delivery of genre-hopping artist Martin Sexton. Gabrielle is at one moment folkie and ethereal, the next moment a smoky jazz chanteuse. More soul than special effect, she gently entices her listener to release their grip on the status quo.
Shades of Bluegrass
Shades of Bluegrass is composed of five musicians with over 100 years of combined professional musical experience. Mulit-instrumentalists Kerry Claxton and Adrienne Yauk currently are members of the all female bluegrass band Giddyup Kitty, Sax player Bill Moody was a member of the popular band JT and the Big Dogs, melodic banjo player Tom Kay formed the band Work Release, and bass player Larry Claxton has been a member of numerous bands including Wild Sage and The Metamoocil Mountain Boys. Together, the group performs a mixture of tastefully arranged music which includes bluegrass infused with Jazz overtones. The name Shades of Bluegrass was taken from a musical festival from the early 1990′s sponsored by KVNF and the City of Montrose.
Isa and JoeAlan
Isa and JoeAlan's music is whimsical and profound, passionate and contagious. As tasty as Soul and as playful as Indie Rock, their music cross-pollinates genres, creating their own original nectar. In the pocket with a tight rhythm section, tasteful instrumentation, and upbeat original vocals, Isa and JoeAlan, currently living in Boulder, surprise and delight listeners and dancers alike.
Kipori "Baby Wolf" Woods
A legend in the making, Kipori Woods, currently living in Montrose, is a Blues, Funk and Funk Master vocalist and guitarist from New Orleans. Schooled under the direction of Ellis Marsalis, this fledgling 'blues man from down south' has won OffBeat Magazine's Best New Blues Artist the past two years running. Kipori has also been nominated for a Big Easy Award as well as Best Song by the Offbeat Awards.
With his second album the man they call 'Baby Wolf' takes his fans on a musical trek, telling his story, from 'The Day I Started playing the Blues' to the 'Hard Times' and his aspirations for a 'Big Black Cadillac'.
Kipori Woods is a young blues guitarist rich with the wisdom of ages. Early in his promising career, Kipori shows the maturity and control of a seasoned veteran and has the guitar chops to match.
Music became a part of Kipori's life at an early age. His grandfather "Luscious" Lloyd Lambert, the legendary New Orleans bass player who worked with the likes of Ray Charles, Little Richard, Danny Barker and Doc Cheatham, raised him. From Lambert, Kipori learned the ins and outs of the music business.
Kipori's first taste of the stage came while working with renowned gospel greats like the Zion Harmonizers and Raymond Myles. A funk outfit, Kipori Funk, Later let the budding artist stretch his talents in other directions, but the blues were always calling.
"I've always been influenced by the blues," says Kipori, but it wasn't until my grandfather passed in 1996 that I really got serious about playing the blues."
Taking his cues from masters like B.B. King, Buddy and Jimi Hendrix, Kipori's sound blends blues classics and modern flavors. His fretwork is at turns fierce and playful. His songs range from blues ballads to jumping firetorms of sound. His vocals flow strong from a well that belies his age and often take clever, unexpected turns.
On stage, Kipori is an engaging entertainer with boundless energy. He moves as though his guitar were a part of him, becoming one with the audience in an escalating dance of seduction. Kipori taunts, teases, and tickles the crowd until they beg for more. When Kipori and the band get grooving, the whole club shimmies with exuberance.
"I just go out there and be me," says Kipori." I try to put on a good show because I want the people to have a good time."
Kipori perfected his high-energy performance in numerous New Orleans nightclubs. His soaring set with Davell Crawford at the 1999 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage remains the talk of the town. Kipori has also toured extensively throughout the U. S. and Europe. He has shared the stage with notables such as The Neville Brothers, Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis, Kermit Ruffins, Trombone Shorty, Dr. John as well as toured with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band for almost two years.
In 1998, Kipori's self-produced debut CD, "Blues Man From Down South," garnered enthusiatic support from local and national reviewers. The CD Sizzled with kipori's clever urban blues and featured a rich texture that included hints of New Orleans funk, soul swamp groove and jazz. However, 'The Baby Wolf' has matured, giving him a sound of his own and labeling him as one of the Big Easy's premiere blues performers. So come along and take a bluesy ride in Kipori's 'Big Black Cadillac!' also check out Kipori's Latest cd 'Blues Gone Wild'!


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The peanut-shaped remote control is a big change from previous versions. Like the system as a whole, it took some getting used to, but after a few days using it, it became a lot more familiar, though selecting buttons was far from second nature. The numeric buttons are on the bottom of the remote with the play, pause, fast-forward and rewind buttons occupying the centre of the unit. The unique 'Thumbs Up' and 'Thumbs Down' buttons sit either side of the record button, above which sit a plethora of navigation buttons.
While the remote itself feels rather nice in the hand, if you need to switch between using the navigation buttons on the top of the remote and numeric buttons on the bottom, it's rather awkward. Another problem with the remote is there are too many small buttons on the top of the remote, making it virtually impossible to pick the right one without studying it intently - which is awkward when watching TV in the dark.
The Electronic Program Guide (EPG) for TiVo has been completely redesigned and those used to the old Virgin set up will initially find it strange to deal with. With a new remote and new system to navigate, it took quite a while for us to be able to use it instinctively and even a couple of weeks in, there are still times when it's not altogether natural. The major change comes in the homepage, where you are greeted with a list of six options on the left hand side and a visual Discovery Bar across the top where program icons are dynamically displayed while you browse through the homepage. The Discovery Bar includes a combination of programs TiVo thinks you would like and programs promoted by Virgin. There is still all the stuff you would find on the V box menu including On-Demand content and My Shows and Recordings.
Overall the redesigned homepage and guides are a lot brighter than the previous versions and once you get used to the left and right selection method, they are intuitive to navigate your way around. First up is the TV Guide, which has been redesigned to include more information such as which programs are available via catch-up - indicated by a little 'c' symbol. Where things begin to get interesting is that the new EPG allows you to scroll forward and back, up to seven days. Any programs in the last seven days you see with the catch-up symbol can be clicked and two clicks later you are watching the show. This is a very slick system but we just wished the BBC on-demand content could be accessed this way too rather than via a dedicated app or the red button.
While watching TV, the program guide gives us a lot more information than previously, including a program description and what channels the other two tuners are tuned into. It is also possible from here to go directly to either of these channels and rewind to the point when it tuned into that channel. While watching a show you can press the green Thumbs Up or red Thumbs Down buttons to let the system know this is the type of program you like or dislike. It is these actions which help TiVo to predict what you like and make suggestions about shows it thinks you may enjoy.
In the My Shows menu from the homepage (also accessed via a dedicated remote button), you will find all the recordings (organised into folders if there is more than two of one series) and Series Links you have scheduled, but you will also find a folder entitled Suggestions. It is in here that TiVo places the shows it thinks you would enjoy based on your viewing habits and Thumbs Up or Down selections. For the most part, TiVo gets it spot on, recording shows and films in the same genre as those we would normally watch anyway. While most of the programs are fairly obvious choices, there were a few we hadn't seen/heard of before and this is where TiVo excels, by introducing you to content that otherwise would have completely passed you by.
Strangest business model ever... renting a box when you must first pay a non-refundable lump-sum £200 for the privilege of never owning it!
Was genuinely interested in this (anything has to be better than the V+ box).... right up until I saw the price. £150 is far too much for a rental box I'm afraid. The 500Gb version at £50 sounds like a far more attractive deal until you notice they want to stick an extra £40 on for installation. Such a shame, it's got the potential to be a fantastic system but it's just too expensive right now.
£200 lump sum is for new customers - whereas existing Virgin customers can pick this rental box up for an up-front investment of £150.
Think someone at Virgin needs to gain an understanding of the concept of 'rental' and 'deposit'.
I'd honestly be more interested in hooking Virgin's TV service up through Windows Media Centre - but I gather that's not exactly straight forward either.
No one is going to buy the big-boy, but the 500 Gb at £90 installed + £3 per month must be tempting. Not a bad price for a PVR with a fair few tricks up its jumper.
It's a good deal. The £150 buys you free lifetime service and/or replacement of units if they are unfixable. The £3 pm is for the TiVo software interface, which does a lot more than competitors'.
With Sky you pay for any repairs or any replacement of units.
I am about to loose my beloved first generation TiVO in a month's time when they finally turn the EPG off thanks to the new box being launched with Virgin.
I have yet to see a PVR that comes close to TIVO in terms of its ease of use and features that ensure there is always something worthwhile that I will want to watch on the hard drive, even if I didn't know I wanted to watch it!
It takes about a month of use to thumbs down all the stuff you really aren't interested in but it keeps learning.
If I lived in an area with Virgin Media I would bite their arm off for one of these boxes.
"Knight Rider's KIT", it should be "KITT" or K.I.T.T with 2 T's, someone did not watch the classic 80's show me thinks ;)
The Virgin Tivo still has several faults - it cuts the end off recordings - it looses channels - it is difficult to use - it has no interactive feature. Don't go there - wait until Virgin gets it sorted.
I have to say I am amazed at your review. I have been a Virgin media customer since before
their takeover of Telewest.
The original Virgin V/V+ box UI (user interface)
was far superior to the new Tivo box UI. Why?
[1] The original menu deign and navigation was
simple, easy to remember and required few steps.
[2] You could set multiple channel/time reminders (one of best and most useful features of the box/IU).
[3] recording was simple and easy to cancel.
In-fact it's only miss giving was that the box was old and the UI a bit slow. Apart from that it was extremely easy and clear to use.
The new Tivo box UI is almost the exact opposite.
[1] The menu design and navigation is clearly the implementation of a power point presentation and have never been used by its designers (else they would not have released the product with such a painful UI).
[2] The channel/time reminders feature has vanished! How mind numbing annoying is that. I mean to say you would think that that would be a prime requirement of such a *wonderful*
box UI? and in software its a such a no-brainer to implement. In-fact if you hit the 'ok' button on the remote, it will mark the program to record. If you hit the 'ok' button again it will not cancel the recording. The only way to cancel the recording is to leave the TY guide menu completely, navigate to 'your planed recordings' menu, find the planed recording, hit the 'ok' button there, hit the 'ok' button again to 'confirm' and the go all the way back through the menu system to the TV guide. How rubbish is that!
I could go on and on about the Virgin Tivo UI
and it's horrible design and navigation. Best you try one out for 'real' before you upgrade.
I am moving to Sky..........
I think the idea is that it records everything so you should never need set a reminder - just schedule a recording instead. If you don't want to keep the recording, you just delete it. Form what I've seen of the interface it seems pretty easy to use as well. And in long term testing - David has it installed - he's never reported any problems.
Had my Tivo box fitted on the 21/12/2011. Used it to record stuff over the christmas holidays and everything seemed great. Yesterday it had ' just wait a few minutes...' on the screen then kept going through a rebooting cycle. Got through to VM who said that they would get an engineer out the next day. To be fair the guy came out at 9am the next morning. End result was that the box had to be replaced, said that they had received a bad batch of Tivos. This means that I have lost everything that I have saved, not happy. Looking at the net you find that this must have been one big batch as a lot of problems seem to have been experienced with the Tivo. It is a great piece of kit, very impressive, but it certainley has reliabillity problems. I have no confidence in it, will continue to use Pc to save stuff that's important to me.
Initially, I made a decision based on the user reviews here not to migrate over to VM from Sky. But something didn't feel quite right. Then I came across this thread on the avforums:
So I put all their objections to the 'resident expert user' there (Carl Waring). I'm so glad I did. Carl answered all their objections to my satisfaction, and I'm now moving over to VM from Sky. There is a reason this site is called Trusted Reviews. David Gilbert has it just about right - he knows what he's talking about, and the user reviewers here (Gordon, Sanchez and Trammess) are just plain wrong. The moral? Make sure you are thorough in your research before you dismiss a viable alternative Tv services provider.
I'll keep it short, Remote way too awkward, you need to put a light on to see buttons if your using it in an evening. menus way to complicated. Stick with virgin HD or sky.
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A growing storm of protest is arising as information leaks out concerning a "deal in the desert" in which former Prime Minister Tony Blair entered into a secret agreement with Libya dictator, Colonel Gaddafi for the release of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi who killed hundreds of people in the destruction of Pam Am flight 103 in Scotland. A supposed "deal in the desert" allowed a man who murdered people to go free on grounds he will old and ill, and, in exchange, the beloved BP company received an opportunity to make a few billion. The British Daily Mail newspaper claims that Blair flew to Libya last month, an allegation that he denies along with charges he is an advisor to the government of Libya. However, BP did release a statement about the entire matter, and admits, "it did bring to the attention of the United Kingdom government in 2007 its concern about the slow progress in conducting a prisoner-transfer agreement with Libya. Like many others, we were aware that delay might have negative consequences for UK commercial interests including ratification of BP's exploration agreement."
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Like Matt Trueman, I've also just finished reading Aleks Sierz's polemical romp Rewriting the Nation. And like Chris Goode, I found much with which to take issue. However, beyond the wobbly thesis – "new plays have been written about a range of subjects", to boil it down – the book does a good job of charting the seemingly irresistible rise of the new play. But I had wondered at the book's almost triumphal attitude to new writing. Excluding all but a certain sort of work from his study, Sierz's vision of the past theatrical decade struck me as slightly blinkered. Then came the news of the selections for this year's National Student Drama festival (pdf) .
Declaration of interest: I've been going to the festival since 1997, consider it the defining factor in my love of theatre, and am now also one of the editors of the festival's daily reviews magazine, Noises Off. As such, I await the announcement of the selected shows with the same excitement that others might reserve for the NT's new season or EIF programme. Of course, the list of selected shows doesn't always produce a precise sample of the sort of work being made by students – it is always the "best" rather than "most representative" that gets chosen (including in past years, two King Lears or two Twos).
But this year, "best" and "representative" have coincided. And what an interesting list it is. There are only two new devised pieces (University of Salford's What Do You Want From Me? and Bristol Old Vic Youth Theatre's new version of Jason and Medea). There are also three "revivals": Brecht's The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Peter Shaffer's Amadeus and the lesser-known Line by Israel Horowitz (father of Beastie Boy Adam) – perhaps four if we can now count Patrick Marber's mid-90s hit Dealer's Choice as a "classic text".
But the rest of the selections, apparently closely mirroring the trend within the shows entered, are student productions of plays first staged in the new millennium: Bluebird and Pornography by Simon Stephens, After the End and Orphans by Dennis Kelly, Chloë Moss's This Wide Night and Five Kinds of Silence by Shelagh Stephenson. There's only one newly student-written play this year, Elisabeth Gaubert's Stop, Look, Listen, and even this already comes complete with acclamation from the Royal Court's Young Writers Programme.
I find this development fascinating. It suggests that the last 10 years have indeed produced an already much-loved and deeply felt range of popular plays, that students feel enough of an affinity with to want to put them on themselves. Almost every year without fail one of the productions you see at NSDF tends to be one of the best things you'll see that year; be it Lucy Prebble's first-ever play, the discovery of lo-fi geniuses Tinned Fingers, or a new version of Simon Stephen's Herons that makes you completely rethink your understanding of the play.
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*please note I'm replying from ME as a fellow costumer as I had nothing to do with the masq aside from fixing the green room feed that went down at one point*
I've always felt that you can only use "gimmicks" to really make an amazing costume stand out and POP. Gimmicks being LED wire, lights, move-able parts in large mascots, fully functioning props etc. You need the whole package to get workmanship (and seeing as we tend to get AN judges to judge our masq they have very high expectations). My quadsuit had led horns that flashed to make pretend lightning - and while I was being judged in workmanship (which I did receive best in show for workmanship), that was very secondary to the other construction aspects of my costume - it was just the cherry on top because they were well done and no wires could be seen and the all the mechanisms to turn the lights on and off were internal so they couldn't see me do it. (obviously not going to work as well if you're just a person shape but you know what I mean hopefully
Gimmicks like that - at least from my personal stand point have worked better to score points in presentations. When I had the mouth lip synching to the music and using the lights it helped my performance on stage - which was a very glorified walk on but I still got a best in journeyman for performance. But I made sure I didn't look nervous or move to quickly on stage.
And then there is the whole other aspect to going into the masquerade - the crowd. Are you entering to win awards or to have fun and get a cheer out of the crowd. There are definitely fan favourites in every masquerade and A LOT of them are not "good enough to get awards costumes or skits".
And there is the other side too - which we've been seeing at AN in the novice divisions. A costume that wins award one year may not have won anything another year as there may have been something better, and visa versa - a costume didn't win an award even when it was AWESOME, but that was because there were soo many other "better" costumes it was against.
My husband was like OMG when he saw someone doing a Tron cosplay and chatted about it quite a bit in the evening and when we re-watched the masquerade. I thought your walk on was pretty good - you did look like you were quite nervous because you had a lot of jerky movements (which you probably were because your lighting wasn't quite working -
But good job and yes please enter again at AN
Hopefully someone else who has actually judged can pipe in
(sewing is not my strong point either but I haven't actually won anything at Master level yet)
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LEBANON -– Funeral services were held Monday morning, May 17 at the Partlow Funeral Chapel for Mr. Dodd, 47, of Lebanon.
He died Monday, May 10, 2010 at the Butner Medical Center in Durham NC.
Services were conducted by Brother Todd Elliot. Interment followed in the Conaster Cemetery.
Survivors include: mother Sue North Corning of Mt Juliet, son Christopher W. Dodd of Mt. Juliet and daughter Kelsey & Taylor, mother of his son Sissy Belew, sisters Dawn (David) Buck of Lebanon and Teresa Dodd of Hartsville, aunt Gail Parks of Lebanon, uncle Robert North along with nieces and nephews Ashley, Amber, Ben and Sam Buck.
He is preceded in death by father Ben Corning and grandmother Alice North Custer.
Active pallbearers: Robert North, Cecil Corning, Larry Conaster, David, Ben, Sam Buck, Bo Belew and Christopher Dodd. Honorary: Wayne Tatum, Carl, Billy and John Paul Belew, Dalton Harris and Doug Myhand.
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The Communist Party has governed China for over fifty years during which time it has cracked down on any opposition group which posed a threat to its dictatorial rule. During this time period, the government encouraged millions of Han Chinese to migrate to western regions which historically were Muslim in nature. It is not surprising eventually a clash arose between the original Uighur Muslim inhabitants and Chinese Han migrants. The past week has witnessed mobs roaming the streets beating and killing those of a different ethnic or religious group. It is not surprising Chinese officials are lost in attempting to understand the feelings, or ideas of Muslim Uighurs. They decided to close mosques in Urumqi only to unleash further protests. Fortunately, common sense crept into the minds of Chinese officials and they relented to allow men to pray.
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Oil and gas companies retreated 2.7 percent, while the financial group slipped 2 percent. Industrials fell 1.8 percent.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Royals pitcher Kevin Appier will be out four to six weeks with a strained muscle that could be related to his elbow surgery.
Appier, the only right-hander in Kansas City's rotation, came out in the second inning against Minnesota last Friday night. He had surgery in the offseason for a torn flexor tendon in his right elbow.
He lasted only 15 pitches against the Twins before leaving with a strained muscle in his right forearm.
"The muscle he strained works in conjunction with the muscle-tendon area that was surgically repaired," trainer Nick Swartz said.
"The same muscle action that's used in throwing, this muscle works in conjunction with it."
Appier, 36, was re-signed by the Royals last September after being released by Anaheim. A 15-year major league veteran, he has a 169-137 career record, ninth on the active wins list.
He pitched for the Royals from 1989-99 and holds the club record with 1,456 strikeouts.
Appier was 0-1 in one start this year with a 13.50 ERA.
"It means we go backwards from where he was the other night with regard to where he is pitching-wise," Swartz said. "In the big picture, this will heal. It's a muscular strain, so these things do heal."
Manager Tony Pena said he was unsure who would replace Appier in the rotation, although left-hander Dennys Reyes is a possibility.
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Blue Jays place Myers on DL
MINNEAPOLIS -The Toronto Blue Jays placed catcher Greg Myers on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with a sprained left ankle.
Myers, who was injured in Monday night's win at Minnesota, is expected to miss at least four weeks, manager Carlos Tosca said. The Blue Jays purchased catcher Gregg Zaun's contract from Triple-A Syracuse to fill Myers' roster spot.
Tosca said Myers also has a deep bone bruise.
"That's probably as big a contributor as the sprain," the manager said.
Myers was rounding third base on Orlando Hudson's double in the eighth when his ankle rolled on the turf, and he collapsed in pain. Myers was tagged out to end the inning before being taken off on a cart and escorted to the hospital for X-rays, which came back negative.
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Posted by Joanna O'Connell on July 31, 2012
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Is Facebook finally getting over itself?
Or, rather, is Facebook actually starting to realize that its place in the advertising ecosystem is just that – a place – not the whole answer, but rather a part of the answer?
If the recent news that Adometry will be allowed to place attribution tags inside the Facebook ecosystem is any indication, Facebook is starting to get the message.
I personally think this is a HUGE deal. Probably because I've been shouting about the absolutely critical need for multitouch attribution for years and years (yep, well before joining Forrester, I promise), and continue my shouting from both the page and stage.
I suppose the cynical view is that Facebook is making these moves because, as a public company, shareholders demand results and today, given that 84% of Facebook's revenue comes from advertising, they'd better learn to play nice with advertisers or risk lost revenue and angry shareholders. But I'd rather believe, optimistically (naively, many of you will say) that Facebook is finally starting to listen to the brands that spend millions of dollars with them every year: In a world increasingly populated by "always addressable customers" (so named by Forrester, these are folks with three or more connected devices who access the Internet multiple times a day from multiple physical locations – a whopping 38% of the US online adult population in 2011) who clearly do NOT think in channels or devices, there's NO WAY for a marketer to deliver the right experience to those consumers if she's dealing with a bunch of walled garden environments that don't talk to each other.
Of course, this recent move by Facebook only takes us part of the way: Evidently Adometry's tags will only be allowed on paid media - seriously limiting the depth of information its system can glean in an environment rich with earned and "owned" assets – not to mention that API-based, and other programmatic buyers, are out of luck for now. But it's a start. And revolutions have to start somewhere. With one guy shouting for change, or one stubborn social media behemoth accepting advanced attribution tags from an upstart vendor. It's a start.
So buyers, here's my advice for you -
Stop and think about how you behave and what you expect from the brands with which you interact. You're starting to expect that they know you, that they're going to tailor their experiences based on what you want or need. And you're annoyed when they let you down – by treating you like a stranger, or serving you messages that are, at best, irrelevant, at worst, insulting to you. It's not OK, is it? If consumers don't think it's OK, we as marketers BETTER not think it's OK either, or we'll lose the game in the long run.
Help fuel the revolution: demand that organizations like Facebook be part of the solution that moves us to an audience-centric, channel-agnostic marketing ecosystem rather than the crappy, no-better-than-a-guess one we're still mired in.
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Comment from Nate Elliott on Fri, 08/03/2012 - 13:10
Like you, Joanna, I'm glad they made this move. But you rightly point out one enormous limitation: This attribution will be available just on advertising (ie paid ads) and not on marketing (ie branded pages). What Facebook marketers want more than anything else is for their branded pages to succeed; so while this move is good news for some marketers, it'll be great news for all marketers when Facebook allows these tags on branded pages.
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You are Right. Mostly business owners are using face book to advertise their business.
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Following the trend with Chinese manufacturers flooding the market with high-end but cheap smartphones, Firefly has officially joined in the fray with its official announcement of the Firefly V50S, a relatively high-end smartphone packing a quad-core processor and Full-HD display.
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Britain's Got Talent winner Ashleigh Butler has said that she would love to do Strcitly Come Dancing
The 17-year-old star, who shot to fame after winning the ITV1 talent show with her dancing dog Pudsey earlier this year, is keen to try a different performing style after wowing audiences with her canine companion.
She recently said: "I'd love to do Strictly. It would be nice to show people who I am. I can dance. I mainly do contemporary but I reckon that I could try ballroom."
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From eric barker: Via The Longevity Project: Surprising Discoveries for Health and Long Life from the Landmark Eight-Decade Study: …many (but not all) of the recommendations for happiness are nearly identical to recommendations for maintaining health. For example, those trying to improve their happiness are advised to do the following things: • Watch less TV [Read More…]
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Jennifer O'Mahony: As of last week, Saudi women's male guardians began receiving text messages on their phones informing them when women under their custody leave the country, even if they are travelling together. Saudi women's rights activist Manal al-Sherif, who last year urged women to defy a driving ban, said a man had contacted her [Read More…]
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This is not about the right candidate; this is about how evangelicals frame their relationship to politics. And one of the best pieces to read on this topic is Geoffrey C. Bowden's "The Evangelical-Anabaptist Spectrum," an essay in the fine book The Activist Impulse: Essays on the Intersection of Evangelicalism and Anabaptism (Pickwick). What Bowden is [Read More…]
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