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We did a couple mini road trips this summer, and one big trip between provinces. Road trips are a ton of fun. I grew up with many great memories from going on these sorts of trips, and I want my daughter to grow up with those kinds of memories too. They're a great way to spend time with your family or friends, clear your mind and explore new territory – all accompanied by the sounds of the perfect driving playlist that you so meticulously figured out. But road trips can also mean long hours spent in a confined space, which can be very trying when you have a little one in tow. But if you love road trippin', don't despair! Disney Baby has some advice for making the journey safe and fun for everyone!
Map your journey and plan ahead
When you're packing for a little one, there is a lot to think about – from clothes and diapers to playthings and strollers, there's plenty that baby just can't be without. Make lists in advance so that you can start figuring out what you need to pack. This gives you some breathing room, and helps you to be sure that you don't forget anything important. It also helped me figure out where I was at for packing things. I always had a running list of what was, and what needed to be packed. I even knew what items we needed to grab last minute and just toss in the vehicle.
Ensure safe seating
When you've got a baby on board, safety is key. Make sure that your car seat is the right size and that it's properly installed. We double checked our car seats install to ensure that it was properly done, and had not come loose. Also remember to tighten the seatbelt, straps and harness to keep your little one firmly in place. Have you heard of the pinch test? If not, go look it up.
Take baby-breaks
Plan some stops along the way, so your baby has a chance to get outside, and more importantly, out of the car seat. You don't like sitting for a long time, so your baby isn't going to either. Breaks are a must for everyone. Even if it is just a quick stop at a washroom and stretch your legs. You just never know what you will discover, and you may even get a great photo opportunity! Try using these breaks as an opportunity for adventure! Identify weird landmarks, beautiful scenery, or must-try meals on your route to make the journey as exciting as the destination.
Create a sun shield
Sunshades, like these Mickey and Minnie ones, help keep the car cool and darken the back seat, encouraging baby to nap. Not only are they functional, but they make adorable accessories for the family vehicle! Especially on summer road trips when the sun can get into baby's eyes, sunshades are so helpful.
Choose tot-friendly tunes
Get yourself some baby-friendly music, to soothe and entertain your little one during the ride. Disney Baby has a selection of song and story CDs, like this Peter Pan one, and great musical anthologies, like this Disney Pixar Greatest collection, that are perfect for a long car trip. We all know that there are many Frozen fans out there right now, that soundtrack was on repeat for several of our trips. Whatever keeps baby happy right? Have fun, and sing along!
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Well here it is… the long awaited 16th episode of Betcast. It's my first recording of 2015 and I know you think I'm probably biased but in my opinion it's probably the best show to date. It's all about the Betfair Trading Community but there are some absolute pearls in there from Martin Futter about trading and trading strategy as well.
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Martin got interested in trading sports thanks to his dad who is now also a professional Betfair trader. Although he's the first to admit that his dad didn't teach him much in the beginning I think it's clear when you hear the show that he might have provided a helping hand along the way.
After we talk about Martin and his trading background we move on to discuss trading strategy. There's some really interesting stuff about cricket trading and we talk about a game Martin traded profitably this morning and the exact strategy he used and why. We also talk tennis trading and move on to disscuss how the guys in the BTC (Betfair Trading Community) are still using the lay the draw system and making it pay for them.
Martin shares more about trading systems and strategies that you can action than any other guest I've had on the show – as you can imagine it makes for a great listen.
We round up the show by discussing the BTC and what it offers its members. How to join, how much it costs and who to email with any questions. I do ask some tough questions about sharing profitable trading secrets in this segment of the show that Martin answers honestly and in a very genuine manner.
You Will Hear About:
– Who Martin Futter is and how he got into trading.
– The exact strategy he used to trade the Australia v India Cricket World Cup semi-final with this morning.
– How Martin approaches tennis trading and what kind of trades he's looking out for.
– How to use the LTD football strategy profitably and what games to look out for.
– Who and what the Betfair Trading Community are.
– How to get in touch if you have any questions.
– Betfair Trading Community website
– Betfair Trading Community blog
– firstname.lastname@example.com – for any questions
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Welcome to episode 15 of Betcast which pretty much marks the countdown to Christmas… there you go I said it, I know you didn't want to hear it but it's time to face reality folks. This week's show is all about what it's like to be a sports tipster posting your betting tips online. I'm joined by my good friend Dan to talk about the kind of feedback he gets from his followers and just too generally chat about being a tipster.
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Dan is originally from Scotland but he now lives in Canada. He claims to have an accent which reflects both places but all I hear is the Scottish in him. We kick the show off with him telling us about his history in sports gambling and how he applied what he learned as a winning poker player to sports betting. In the early part of the show we also talk about his website and how his early Premier League and NFL season tips have been working out.
Following the intro we move on to discuss his daily routine and how much time and effort goes into all the tips and the write ups as well. We also touch on which are his strongest sports when it comes to betting and I ask him a couple of question about some seriously impressive golf bets he's published over the last few weeks.
The real meaty bit of the show comes next when we talk about how people respond to his tips and the kind of emails he gets from punters who have been following his advice. There's some hilarious stuff in this section of the show and it's not to be missed. Especially the response of one punter who perhaps got a little over excited after a 10 game winning streak. I won't ruin the surprise here but needless to say it was quite a reaction! Dan also tells us about the flip side of this situation when his tips don't come in and the kind of emails he gets when that happens. I think this section will surprise a few and is well worth a listen.
We finish up by talking about the best and worst aspects of publishing your own tips online and Dan gives some advice to anyone thinking of following suit and putting their tips out there for others to follow.
You Will Hear About:
– What it's like to be a sports tipster publishing your picks online.
– The kind of emails Dan gets on a daily basis from his followers.
– How long it takes to run a tipping service/website.
– The secrets behind Dan's successful run on long odds golf tips.
– Where to find and follow Dan's tips and specifically golf tips which are killing it right now.
– About the best and the worst parts of the job.
– Some strange people and the way they react to Dan's tips both good and bad.
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I told you I'd be back this week with another episode and I'm not one to disappoint so here it is. It's episode 14 of Betcast and I managed to get Peter Webb from Betangel on the show with me to talk about the evolution of trading software, how it impacts the markets at Betfair and what Peter's up to right now in his day to day trading life.
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To kick off the show we talk a bit about Peter's trading background including when and how he got into trading and what life was like in the early days of Betfair. We touch briefly on the evolution of his own personal trading and which sports he's focused on over the years.
Straight after we get to know Peter a bit better we talk about Betangel, the trading software he developed, and cover some history of the product including when the first edition was released, what it was like and what the vision for the platform was originally.
If you don't know what trading software or Betangel is specially then no worries as in the next part of the episode we talk about exactly what you can do with Betangel and explore some of its best features. Mentioned here is a practice mode you can use to paper trade with the software which is well worth looking at for anyone who wants to check it out.
From there we move on to my favourite part of this episode and talk about the impact of trading software on the markets at Betfair. We talk about the kind of advantages those using software have vs those not using it and discuss whether the use of the software presents any unfair advantage issues. Also covered is the future of trading software, if it's still profitable to trade the exchanges without using software and how software has changed the trading landscape over time.
Show Notes:
– Introduction to Peter Webb and his trading background.
– Introduction to Betangel and what it's designed to do.
– Discussion covering impact of trading software.
– Can you still trade profitably without software?
– Is using trading software gaining an unfair advantage.
– Future of trading software.
– Contact info/outro.
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Betcast is back this week with a look at the upcoming NFL season. I know it's a couple of weeks in already but as I'm off to Wembley to see the Raiders v Dolphins game at the weekend I couldn't resist doing an episode on the upcoming season.
On the show, which is now episode 13, I'm joined by Sean T Green from the Sports Gambling Podcast. He's a California resident, Eagles fan, and got out of bed super early to record the show with me to compensate for the time difference between there and the UK. He's also burning it up with his picks so far and with a 27-5 record so he knows what he's talking about.
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The show kicks off with us doing a quick run through of the most popular NFL markets and we also get some of the terminology out of the way before diving right in and taking a look at each division. Sean gives us his predictions for each division and also who's going to make the Superbowl. There's some interesting insight which could definitely be used from a trading standpoint to cash in on early season surprises where the division winner markets are concerned.
At the end of the show he also gives out a tip for this weekend's game at Wembley which I've already backed so it better be a good one! As always I hope you enjoy the show guys and if you've got any comments then get in touch with me via the about page or hit me up on Twitter where my handle is @bettingmandave.
You Will Hear:
– NFL betting terminology and how it differs from what UK punters might be used to.
– The most popular NFL betting markets and how they work.
– How the NFL is structured from divisions, conferences, playoffs and the Superbowl.
– Sean's predictions for each division from the AFC and NFC.
– Sean's predictions for the two teams to make it to the Superbowl and the eventual winner.
– Insight into early season form and how teams will likely react.
– A couple of tips for the Oakland v Miami game this Sunday at Wembley.
– Sean's podcast… the Sports Gambling Podcast
– Sean on twitter @gamblingpodcast and @seantgreen
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This week I'm back again to bring you Betcast episode 12 which takes a look at what it's like to make the transition from being a professional online poker player to a professional sports trader on Betfair. It's a particularly interesting topic for me given my background in online poker and on the show I'm joined by former online poker pro Sammy who now trades tennis on Betfair for a living.
Before we did the interview Sammy told me he was worried about his English being a problem on the show. I'm sure you'll agree, once you've listened of course, that his English is pretty darn good… a heck of a lot better than my Swedish (which is totally no existent).
Betcast Podcast – Listen Here
We kick start this show by talking about Sammy and how he got into playing online poker and then quickly move on to talk about why he transitioned into sports trading and how he managed to get off to such a good start in such a small space of time. Sammy managed to hit the first level of premium charge after just 7 months as a pro sports trader on Betfair and has gone from strength to strength ever since.
From there we move on to talk about how winning poker players can adapt to sports trading and some transferable skills. We also take a look at some traits of being a poker player which might hold you back when trading – this section is well worth a listen if you're thinking of moving across. Variance is also covered in depth in this section of the show as we talk about the difference in variance between sports trading and online poker and how to deal with it.
To round the show up Sammy gives some tips for new sports traders and people thinking of giving trading a go who have a background in online poker. The points he makes about having an edge are golden and even seasoned traders should get plenty from this section of the show. Bankroll management is also covered, as is the role of stats in trading.
You Will Hear:
- A bit of background info about today's guest.
- How he quickly went from beginners to the first level of premium charge in just 7 months.
- What you should be doing and how much you should be betting once you find your edge.
- About how being a winning poker player can impact on your trading.
- How to approach your bankroll management.
- The role of stats in tennis trading.
- How you can and should be 'multi-tabling' trading in the same way as you do poker.
Sammy on Twitter
Sammy's blog on tennis trading
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On this weeks episode of Betcast – which is not the 11th I've made – I'm joined by Martin Cole from Learning To Trade and we're taking a look at conventional trading (as opposed to sports trading) from a beginners perspective.
We decided to go down the beginners route because I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to trading stocks, shares and currency but hopefully some of the concepts discussed will trigger ideas or inspiration for you sports traders out there.
Betcast Podcast – Listen Here
This type of trading sounds seriously profitable, if done correctly, and some of the stories Martin has to tell about what it's possible to make are pretty baller. He also runs a free course for anyone who is interested in finding out more which is available via his website. All details of this are mentioned in the show and in the resources section below.
The show starts out with Martin telling us about his background in trading and how he managed to get where he is today. It's an interesting listen and I'm sure plenty of sports traders will be able to relate to his position. It's a real zero to hero kind of story. Following that we move on to talk about the tools and services you might need to get into currency trading (where Martin's talents lie) as well as forums and blogs in the industry.
Following the above we move on to talk about some beginner strategy for trading currency markets and talk in depth about an approach which involves learning how to lose to learn how to win. All in all the show makes for a really good listen and although it's not directly about sports trading there's plenty of crossover and I think you guys will get something out of it.
What You'll Hear In Ep11:
Martin Cole and how he got into trading after being bankrupt.
The Learning To Trade website and the free course available.
Trading stocks, shares and currency as opposed to sports markets.
Beginner trading strategy.
How to get in touch with Martin to ask any questions about his course or trading in general.
Success stories from Martin's time teaching trading but not as you might expect.
A philosophical discussion on why we trade.
Martin's Free Trading Course – learning2trade.com
Contact Martin – use form on learningtotrade.com (notice difference from above)
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It's been a little while since the last episode of Betcast but I'm pretty sure everyone was busy watching and betting on the World Cup. I'm hoping to release episodes on a more regular basis over the coming months so make sure you follow @bettingmandave on Twitter or bookmark the podcast feed page to keep updated.
In episode 10 of Betcast I'm joined once again by Ryan from Bet Green (you might remember we did a previous episode on how to make money on Betfair) but this time to talk about tennis trading. Ryan has been killing it recently in the tennis markets so I wanted to tap into some of his insider knowledge.
Betcast Podcast – Listen Here
Before we get into talking about tennis on today's show we briefly discuss the World Cup and how it went for Ryan from a trading perspective… I'm pretty sure all the goals in the group stages will have meant that everyone made a tidy profit this time around.
Following that we move on to talk about the transition from trading football to trading tennis and discuss where to find good tennis stats and info on the web. We also cover some basic things you can do when you start trading tennis to help you become profitable and highlight the importance of knowing the players and how they play when trading matches in-play.
Tennis trading strategy is then discussed in more detail and Ryan explains his handicapping system for tennis markets and how he uses that to determine his trades on a daily basis.
Ryan also shares info about his free tennis trading group on Facebook which I'll provide a link to below along with his Twitter handle, blog and email address.
This Show Covers:
- How to World Cup went from a trading stand point.
- Resources for new tennis traders for stats and player insight.
- The importance of different player traits when trading tennis.
- Ryan's approach to tennis trading and his mentality when trading in-play.
- The free Bet Green tennis trading facebook group.
- How to follow Ryan's daily profitable free tennis trades on twitter and his blog.
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Welcome to episode 9 of Betcast. I said there would be an episode which focuses on the World Cup and this is it. On the show I'm joined by Darren Hall from Bet72 and we discuss the concept of risk free betting, how Darren got into it and how much it's possible to make from it.
We kick start the show by explaining exactly what risk free betting is to listeners and then go on to discuss Darren's history and website Bet72 along with all the tools and guides he's put together for anyone interested in giving risk free betting a shot.
A decent segment of the show is also dedicated to discussing all the best World Cup betting offers for the 2014 tournament and how you can take advantage of them. Plus we'll tell you where to find an updated list of the best offers around and how to go about getting the best enhanced odds prices that will be available during the tournament.
Stay tuned for the outro as that's where I'll tell you where to find all the resources mentioned in the show.
Betcast Podcast – Listen Here
This Show Covers:
Risk free betting – what it is and how you can make money with it.
How the bookmakers feel about risk free betting.
How much Darren has made using this method of betting and how much it's possible to make.
Where to find the best betting offers for the World Cup.
How to carry on with risk free betting even once you've completed all the bookmaker sign up offers.
Various tools and guides to help get you started.
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It's been a while guys… but Betcast is back with another episode and this time I've got Steve Brown from the Goals Profits service on the show with me. We talk football trading, how he started out as a sports trader and loads more, it's well worth listening to even if I do say so myself.
Betcast Podcast – Listen Here
As mentioned above the show starts out with Steve telling us how he got into trading football plus what he did before and then we talk a bit about how the Goals Profits service started out and how it's grown over the last couple of years.
The middle section of the show is where the meaty stuff is. We talk about correct score trading and Steve addresses some common complaints about it (time consuming and complex). Plus Steve also tells us about how he is still turning a profit with a lay the draw strategy which is available to Goals Profits members.
Finally we talk about the bespoke statistics section Steve has set up for members at Goal Profits and about the chat-room which members use to discuss traders and new systems/strategies. We also cover the World Cup briefly and what Steve will be up to during the tournament.
This Show Covers:
How GoalsProfits.com came into creation and what the aim of the service is.
Steve's trading results (which you can view for yourself online) from the past couple of years.
Correct score trading.
Lay the draw trading and new LTD strategies which still work.
Trading during the 2014 World Cup and which stages of the tournament might offer opportunity.
The Goals Profits service, what's on offer and how much it costs.
How to get in touch with Steve if you have any questions for him.
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Episode 7 of the Betcast Podcast featuring Bingo from Trading Football
Here we cover all things from getting into trading and setting up his site right the way through to the upcoming World Cup and so "out of the box" thinking on ways to trade the tournament….
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Episode 6 of the Betcast Podcast featuring Paul from TradeShark Tennis
Find out about the who, what, why & where as all aspects of being a profitable professional tennis trader are discussed as well as the site and services that make up the TradeShark Tennis portfolio
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And you can pick up a copy of Paul's brilliant Tennis Treading Guide for the amazing price of just £29….
Episode 5 of the Betcast Podcast with professional full time racing trader Caan Berry.
We discuss pre-race horse race trading and what it takes to become profitable in these markets looking at both swing trading and scalping plus details on Caan's pre-race trading guide and what you can expect from it plus news on his goal in 2014 is to make £100,000….
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Episode 4 of the Betcast Podcast with Donal (aka Doc) from Golf Central Daily with a preview of the 2014 US Masters plus we'll be giving you our winner tips and each way bets for the tournament.
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Episode 3 of the Betcast Podcast with Darren Moore who co-founded one of the biggest UK based tip selling services.
Here we take a closer look at the professional tipping industry and the truth behind why tipsters are selling potentially profitable betting information….
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Episode 2 of the Betcast Podcast with Ryan Carruthers of BetGreen
Ryan is a fulltime professional Betfair trader, involved in all kinds of different sporting markets.
Find out how he uses the betting exchanges to make a profit….
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Episode 1 of the Betcast Podcast.
We all know about Betfred's Goals Galore promotion but does it offer any value….?
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Studley, ASAE Business Services Reveal Association Real Estate Award Winners
Oct 09, 2013, 09:00 ET from ASAE
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- ASAE Business Services, Inc. and Studley, provider of the ASAE-Endorsed Real Estate Solution, announces the winners of the Association Real Estate Awards, which recognizes associations and nonprofits whose office space best reflects their organization's mission. The award program received 56 applications from a variety of organizations across the country.
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The committee awarded two organizations per category (philanthropic/nonprofit/charitable/foundation, professional association, and trade association) based on staff size: small-to-medium organizations and large organizations, with categorization and staff size based on information provided by the organizations during the submission process.
Below is the list of winners:
- Small-to-Medium Staff – General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC), Washington, DC
- Large Staff – American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), Atlanta, GA
Professional Association
- Small-to-Medium Staff - International Interior Design Association (IIDA), Chicago, IL
- Large Staff – American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), New York, NY
Trade Association
- Small-to-Medium Staff – National Confectioners Association (NCA), Washington, DC
- Large – Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA), Bethesda, MD
"We are excited to see the number of organizations that participated this year, and it was a difficult decision for the judges because they saw many creative design concepts that reflected an organization's mission and purpose. Congratulations to all Real Estate Award winners," said ASAE Business Services, Inc. President Dixie L. Arthur.
The winners will receive their awards during a reception on Wednesday, October 16 at the J.W. Marriott, Jr. – ASAE Conference Center, located at 1575 I Street, NW, Washington, D.C, from 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. It's a free event and the association community is invited to come and view the award-winning designs. To register, please click here.
"It's always great to see organizations use space strategically to enhance their overall message and support their mission. This year's participants certainly set the bar high in both vision and creativity," said Tom Fulcher, Executive Vice President, Studley. "Congratulations to all winners for designing the look and feel of their spaces so that all of their constituencies know, just by walking in their offices, the mission of the organization."
For more information, please contact email@example.com.
About ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership
ASAE is a membership organization of more than 21,000 association executives and industry partners representing 10,000 organizations. Its members manage leading trade associations, individual membership societies and voluntary organizations across the United States and in nearly 50 countries around the world. With support of the ASAE Foundation, a separate nonprofit entity, ASAE is the premier source of learning, knowledge and future-oriented research for the association and nonprofit profession, and provides resources, education, ideas and advocacy to enhance the power and performance of the association and nonprofit community. For more information about ASAE, visit www.asaecenter.org.
About ASAE Business Services, Inc.
ASAE Business Services Inc., ASAE's wholly owned subsidiary, manages several lines of business for ASAE and develops new programs and solutions to meet associations' business needs. Business lines include ASAE CareerHQ.org, ASAE-Endorsed Business Solutions, and ASAE Insurance Company. For more information about ASAE Business Services' Endorsed Business Solutions, please visit www.asaecenter.org/EndorsedSolutions.
About Studley
Studley is the leading global commercial real estate services firm specializing in tenant representation. Founded in 1954, Studley pioneered the conflict-free business model of representing only tenants in their commercial real estate transactions. Today, with 60 offices worldwide, Studley provides strategic real estate solutions to top-tier corporations, not-for-profit organizations and law firms. For more information, please visit www.studley.com.


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Yesterday, I learned on Twitter that the movie Shored Up was being shown on NC State University's Centennial Campus in the auditorium of the new Hunt Library which had been declined by the NC Museum of Natural Sciences. Since the documentary had something to do with beaches, I thought I'd check it out. I was surprised when I got there to see so many people. The auditorium was nearly full and by the time the movie showed, there were people in the aisles and in the back who could not find a seat. I guess the issues surrounding development, restoration, and use of beaches can draw a crowd. There were some pretty important people there – a panel of speakers who would address the audience after the movie, including the director of the movie.
For background on the event, check out these news articles:
- Film on development and climate change, declined by museum, gets Triangle showings
- Sea level rise documentary with NC focus comes to Triangle
The movie was an interesting collection of personal anecdote and science references – it explored a few different points of view on the state of our barrier beaches and suggested that the future will bring some difficult questions for those who want to keep thinking of the land on barrier islands as ordinary beaches that can remain the same. There was a lot of talk about science and politics, and even some economics (though not as much as science and politics). It definitely should get some discussion going. I was glad that NCSU hosted the showing and provided some time for the panel to voice some opinions and even answer some questions from the audience.
The movie attributed John McPhee's The Control of Nature as a source of inspiration and it was clear from the movie's content that this was the point of view of the movie's creator. NCSU's Dr. Kenneth Zagacki was there to keep the conversation going – exploring the ways that complex issues are presented to multiple audiences. The documentary had the voice of a few advocacy groups such as the American Littoral Society but it offered a range of voices and opinions.
For me it was an introduction to the idea of sea level rise in a way that is visible to me, since I enjoy going to North Carolina shore. Here are some links with some of the research findings:
- National Geographic's Sea Level Rise: Ocean Levels Are Getting Higher – Can We Do Anything About It?
- Union of Concerned Scientists' Causes of Sea Level Rise: What the Science Tells Us
- EPA's take on Future Sea Level Change
This event was a great collaboration of different schools within NCSU and was a great opportunity to explore an issue that we face today.


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Behind The Scenes Of Kelly Rowland's 'Cosmo UK' Cover [Video]
- By Bossip Staff
A behind the scenes video has hit the net detailing Kelly Rowland's photoshoot for her Cosmo U.K. cover. As previously reported, the singer is gracing the magazine's November issue and giving a surprisingly candid interview discussing her wedding that never was and her decision to surgically enhance her breasts.
In the BTS video we see Kelly talk her guilty pleasures including her lucky underwear that she says look like men's briefs.


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Fashion Swapping Bridges Generation Gap
An innovative photo series pairs relatives in traditional and contemporary fashions
As fashion constantly takes on new incarnations, the old is renewed again and new looks become more easily adaptable to people of all ages. Photographer Qozop tackles the age-old question of what it means to "dress your age" in a new photo series featuring pairs of relatives (parents and their children, or grandparents and grandchildren) wearing each other's clothes.
In one half of the images, the pair is photographed in their own clothes; in the other, the pair swap their outfits for a surprisingly fresh new take on style. The photos not only take into account the unique fashions of the individual but also contrast western-influenced outfits with the more traditional wear of Malay, Indian and Chinese customs. So we see sarongs juxtaposed against leather biker jackets, baju kurungs swapped with tapered jeans, and traditional prayer caps worn next to baseball caps.
The best part of it all? As odd as the outfit exchanges may seem, they don't actually look that incongruous. In fact, it kinda works. An old Chinese granddad in an indie plaid outfit and a straw hat? Oh, why not? We're all for mixing things up.
Check out the series on www.qozop.com.


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"For in the true nature of things, if we rightly consider, every green tree is far more glorious than if it were made of gold and silver." –Martin Luther
I'm revisiting autumn again today with Ben's senior portraits session, which was packed with trees decked out in every shade of green, yellow, and orange! It was one of those perfectly splendid fall afternoons with soft, glowing light and great company. Thanks, Ben, for asking me to make your senior photos, and best of luck with a great finish to your senior year.


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Well, I've been dyeing my hair dark for a little over a year, and it's been gradually getting darker from different dyes. I thought I would like having black hair, but then I kinda sorta changed my mind completely. Now I'm dying to have light blond hair. I waited about two months for the dark color of my hair to fade, but it hasn't lightened even a little. By the end of the two months, my roots had started growing in. My natural hair color is a light auburn brown by the way. So, when I decided that the black color of my hair wasn't going to fade very much, and I didn't want to wait anymore, I tried dyeing it blond. But it was just my luck when the blond dye only touched my natural hair color growing in at the top of my head. It did nothing to the rest of my black hair. So, right now I have blond roots (around an inch or two) and very much still black ends (the rest of my hair). How should I go about going blond.
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Salam, we are already at the end of 2013, for Gregorian Calendar. For Hijr
Calendar, it's been few months already. Alhamdulillah, new year, new
resolutions perhaps. Mine? I have none, or maybe one or two. From
previous years. Err.. Maybe from the last 5 years
eh? Yeah! Try to shed off few kilos of my baklava. Keh3!
It's possible but in term of Safura Kamil, it's impossible. Is there
any personal trainer that willing to train me off?
Oh, gotta find a pair of new trainer. *alasan
Well, like previous years, 2013 is one of the best year ever.
As planned and unplanned things, good things happened. MasyaAllah,
alhamdulillah for everything. There is no things that I don't feel
grateful for. Either bad or good things. Bad as lessons, good
as rewards. :)
Learning new things, new surrounding, new friends
and life. Things passes by like a... hah! like
a spiked volleyball.
And the most important thing! congratulations to my friends
who are already changing their statuses. Tebrikler! Mabrook!
Congratulations! Tahniah! Felicitaciones! *tu je tau
Oh, kepada kawan satu sekolah rendah, satu sekolah menengah
sampai habis form 6, dan juga kawan satu UUM,
*amek!aku bold nama ko.haha!
tahniah di atas pertunangan anda. Mabrook! Laf u. Tahniah
jugak bakal suami ko yang duduk depan umah aku je. :p
May Allah bless both of you, please do the wedding
A.S.A.P. Haha!:D
|empunya badan bernama Azura yang pakai baju pink tu.
Well, am asking a favor, please do pray for me and friends
who are going to seat our language preparation exam next week.
Prayers are appreciated. Terima kasih! :D
Oh, I heard that Justin Bieber is going to retire. Hah! Good!
Okay, till then. By the way, this upcoming
1st of January, it's going to be my big fat ugly and annoying
brother's birthday but I love him so much lah! Haha!
Happy 78th birthday! Later on, 11 days later,
it's going to be my super coffee color like
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It's been 22 years since Lorna Landvik debuted as a novelist with "Patty Jane's House of Curl." The story of Patty Jane, who began a Minneapolis beauty salon with her sister, was a favorite of readers and especially book clubs. Landvik went on to write nine more novels, but fans of Patty Jane and the friends who patronized her salon and performance space kept asking when she was going to write a sequel.
Landvik answers those fans with "Once in a Blue Moon Lodge" (University of Minnesota Press, $25.95), the story of four generations of the Rolvaag family over the course of 20 years.
This is a more ambitious and sprawling novel than "Patty Jane." Action moves back and forth in time and from Minnesota to Norway. There are more characters, related in so many ways you have to be a careful reader. But like "Patty Jane," this novel is suffused with love — between parents and children, between spouses or lovers, between people who are unrelated but considered family. There is a gentle humor and good-heartedness in all of Landvik's books, a fondness for her characters that touches the reader.
At the beginning of "Blue Moon," in 1988, we meet middle-aged Patty Jane. She's sold the House of Curl, Etc., where she introduced her friends and patrons to all kinds of activities, from singing to dancing, films and lectures. That space adjacent to the salon was booked by her daughter, Nora, who grew up playing with dolls while her mom washed hair. Some of the salon's eccentric patrons are in the new story — Crabby, Inky, Paige, Myrna — members of Old Bags for Change who do political protests.
The family matriarch is Ione, baker of ginger cookies and a loving presence. Her son, Thor, is married to Patty Jane and is Nora's father. Thor has a brain injury from falling but he is a gentle, loving man who builds birdhouses.. Patty Jane's lover is Clyde Chuka, the salon's manicurist and now a prominent sculptor. They all live together in Minneapolis until they gravitate to a lodge in northern Minnesota purchased by Nora.
When Ione is summoned back to Norway to care for her dying cousin, Nora goes along and learns about a betrayal in Ione's past. Nora, who's a lawyer but doesn't like to practice, has a one-night stand in a tent in northern Minnesota and gives birth to triplet girls. This is not a spoiler since the novel's first sentence is: "On the day my grandmother got arrested, I found out I was pregnant." She names her lodge "Once in a Blue Moon" because there was such a moon the night her babies were born.
The story, or stories, moves quickly, bringing the extended family to the triplets' college years. There are deaths and sadness, but like real life, these are balanced by the joys of daily living, from watching the bright stars in northern Minnesota to loving three teenage girls even when it isn't easy. And because the characters are not all related by blood, Landvik honors the many kinds of contemporary families.
In an epilogue, she gives a rundown of what happened to the main characters. You get the feeling she wanted to leave all of them in a good place.
Landvik will give a launch reading at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 322 Second St., Excelsior, presented by Excelsior Bay Books. Tickets at $10 are available in person at the store, at 952-401-0932, or online at Brown Paper Tickets. She will give a free reading at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 25, at Chanhassen Public Library, 7711 Kerber Blvd., in the Club Book series; 7 p.m. May 4, SubText Books, 6 W. Fifth St., St. Paul, and 7 p.m. May 16, Barnes & Noble, 3230 Galleria, Edina.


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Saturday November 8 - 1.00-3.00 pm
If you're looking for a way to reduce stress, consider the ancient Chinese tradition of tai chi (TIE-CHEE). Originally developed for self-defense, tai chi has evolved into a graceful form of exercise that's now used for stress reduction and a variety of other health conditions. Often described as meditation in motion, tai chi promotes serenity through gentle, flowing movements, performed in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing. (Mayo Clinic)
This two hour workshop will offer in the first hour, warmup exercises and qigong, (life energy cultivation). After a short break the second hour will be a focus on tai chi chuan technique and movement.
Please wear loose fitting clothing and sneakers or comfortable shoes suitable for exercise
Facilitator: Bonnie Luther
Ox Training with Darwin
Ox Training: We spent an enlightening day with our friend Darwin who is supporting us in our Ox Training - here he is doing a "theory session" with us before we go into the barn to do the practical training with our 4 boys: Hari, Bhima, Vrsam and Bhanu.
Deity Worship: In the evening, more knowledge and experience sharing continued, this time with Mother Kartamisa - she led a very inspiring and enlivening conversation on Deity Worship: The Principles and the Practice.
Prasadam Hall Upgrade: We are grateful to our dear friend RamKrishna Prabhu for the kind donation of tables and chairs for our Dining Hall and to Gopal and his team for facilitating us. The room looks different, we think, in a great way.
Kirtan: And then the highlight of our Kartik Month with Sri Sri Radha Damodar, an ecstatic 24 Hour Kirtan arranged by Ekavira Prabhu and Krsna Kumar Prabhu and featuring many of our amazing local kirtaneers and a surprise visit from Ananta and Acyuta Gopi!
Birthdays: We were delighted to appreciate Mother Jagannath, Mother Jambavati and Snana Yatra Prabhu as they all 3 share a birthday on November 4th - the 2 Vaisnavis are real stalwarts in our community; and we are grateful for Snana Yatra Prabhu and his good wife Mother Jhulan Yatra, who are the newest members of our Gita Nagari Family. They relocated here and we will share more about them in the next newsletter.
Visitors: Another highlight was the visit of Sridhar and his family from Atlanta - they are committed to our protected cow dairy and came to spend the day with us - was wonderful to host them and look forward to their return.
Firewood: We had 2 very productive days of gathering firewood for the winter - everyone serves as a team and we have made good progress.
Winter Barns: Our barn construction continues. So do our regular daily schedules. So am grateful to the Team here for their commitment and positive service attitude and ethic. More next week.
Many thanks to Edward Suda; Ghansham Dutt; Yulia Ivanova; Michelle & Arthur Asin; M. Kaulini; and Prasannatma dasa for their generous donations toward the construction!
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Even the smallest amount is greatly appreciated
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Join us for on September 16th-18th, 2016 for an enlivening weekend in Gita Nagari. Enrich your marriage & build friendships with like-minded souls in a peaceful, country setting. Space is limited, so don't delay & register here today! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mother Krsnanandini @ 216.321.0930. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Full Prasadam Feasts served - Delicious and nutritious.
Please spread the word about these festivals.
Gita Nagari Farm, Saturday October 25, 2014
Join us in the signature festival of Gita Nagari - a wonderful celebration of triumphant goodness, the bountiful nature of Govardhana Hill and the generosity of Mother Cow. Spread the word, bring a friend.
|Six hour bhajan
|Go-Puja (at the mandir)
|Damodarastakam (offering of lamps)
|Class with multi-media presentation
|Maha arati for Sri Sri Radha-Damodara and Sri Giriraja
Again this year, we welcome the students and staff from Dickinson College.
Please plan on making a sweet item for the hill. Let Kala-Kanthi know what you are bringing. All preparations need to be labelled and left behind the altar latest 5pm. All glories to Guru and Gauranga.
New Outfit: We are also excitedly completing the finishing touches on a new outfit for Sri Sri Radha Damodar for this coming Govardhan Puja Festival, lovingly sewn by Mother Laksmana. She has sent beautiful gifts of jewelry to match too.
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You can reach Aurangabad from Pune by road in about using a cab upon driving using a cab.
Aurangabad is called the Tourism capital of Maharashtra as it houses numerous interesting sites that attract tourists from far and wide. The city is named after Emperor Aurangzeb, who made it the capital of Mughal Empire.
Aurangabad tourism provides a great opportunity to get a peek into its glorious past. Its history dates back to the era of Buddhism and the wonderful Ajanta and Ellora are a testimony for it. Both of these cave monuments have been declared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
The Jyotirlinga at Grishneshwar is among the 12 holy Shiva lingas in the country. It is a major Hindu pilgrimage site. The culture of Aurangabad city is influenced by Hyderabad's culture and the old city still holds that charm.
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New Firmware Update Beats Blu-ray Hackers, Patches DRM Cracks
A new Blu-ray firmware update has fixed a flaw in the format's DRM, which made the discs susceptible to piracy.
The update is for BD+ and makes the format secure once more, after companies like SlySoft, creators of the AnyDVD HD software, bragged about finding a way around the disc's DRM.
Admittedly, someone called James on the SlySoft forums does think that the new update won't hold for long, saying that he "estimates February 2009 for the new BD+ to be defeated."
Affected movies
While the new update doesn't affect all movies, there are many new releases that it does, including: Futurama: Bender's Game, Shine A Light, and X-Files 2. The full list can be found on the SlySoft forums.
Word about the Blu-ray hack first got out in November, where folks at the Doom9 forum found a DRM get around. More PlayStation 3 News...
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"Trying to make bits uncopyable is like trying to make water not wet. The sooner people accept this, and build business models that take this into account, the sooner people will start making money again." - Bruce Schneier
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I give it a month top to be cracked again. Learn Sony, LEARN!


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a. Done with little strength or vigor; feeble: a faint attempt to apologize.
b. So weak as to be difficult to perceive; a faint light in the distance; a faint echo.
c. Lacking clarity or distinctness: a faint recollection.
d. Small in degree or amount; meager: faint chance of getting a raise.
2. Lacking conviction, boldness, or courage; timid: a tourist who is faint at heart.
3. Likely to fall into a faint; dizzy and weak: felt faint for a moment.
An abrupt, usually brief loss of consciousness, generally associated with failure of normal blood circulation.
intr.v. faint·ed, faint·ing, faints
1. To fall into a usually brief state of unconsciousness.
2. Archaic To weaken in purpose or spirit.
[Middle English, deceitful, cowardly, from Old French, past participle of feindre, to feign; see FEIGN.]
fainter n.
faintly adv.
faintness n.
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A TIME TO CRUSE THE LOWER APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS For everything that happens in life—there is a season, a right time for everything under heaven: A time to be born, a time to die; a time to plant, a time to collect the harvest; A time to kill, a time to heal; a time to tear down, a time to build up; ...Read More »
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Greetings to all my friends and readers. Please take a few minutes of your valuable time an watch this video clip. When you have finished reblog it on your social media sites. This is an area in which we all can lend a helping hand and I am encouraging everyone to do your part. Thank you, Pastor Davis/Master Teacher.Read More »


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A humorous look at Computer Backups
Excessive Backup Disorder
If there is a condition called Excessive Backup Disorder I've got it. And I've had it for a long time.
Not only do I have the disease, EBD for short, I have tried to inflict it upon others (to friends and family: sorry guys, I guess I was just trying to rationalize and justify my own addiction).
Ever since I couldn't find a picture I had scanned, and knew it was, or used to be, in the digital pixelated world somewhere, I decided to never loose anything digitized again.


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Michael Jackson's First L.A. HomeSep 25th, 2009 | By Lindsay | Category: Michael Jackson Locations
Last week, on the recommendation of fellow stalker Grant, I picked up a FABULOUS new book about the life and times of the King of Pop by author J. Randy Taraborrelli named Michael Jackson: The Magic, The Madness, The Whole Story, 1958-2009. For anyone who is at all interested in MJ's life, the 765 page tome is a must-read! Taraborrelli first met Michael on May 2, 1970, at a Jackson 5 concert in Philadelphia. Both boys were just youngsters at the time. Taraborrelli went on to become a best-selling author and journalist and a trusted friend of the King of Pop, writing many feature articles about him throughout his life and career. Besides sharing some amazing insight on what really took place behind-the-scenes of MJ's life, Taraborrelli also divulges some fabulous tidbits of information in his book, such as the address of the home that Michael and his family lived in when they first moved to Los Angeles in 1969. YAY! So, I, of course, had to run right out and immediately stalk it. 🙂
In November of 1969, just as the Jackson 5 group was starting to hit it big, Motown founder Berry Gordy rented a house in West Hollywood for the family to live in. At the time, Joe and the rest of the boys had been living in various L.A. area hotels, Katherine, La Toya, Randy, and Janet were still back in Gary, Indiana, and Michael had spent the past month staying with Diana Ross. It was time to bring the family together. Their new Mediterranean-style home boasted four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a sparkling view of L.A., and a spacious 2,962 square feet of living space. According to Taraborrelli, the Jackson's new living room alone was twice the size of their entire house back in Gary. But, as it turns out, as much as they liked their new home, they wouldn't stay long. In May of 1970, just seven months after moving in, the Jacksons were relocated to another house leased by Berry Gordy – this one on Bowmont Drive in Beverly Hills. According to Taraborrelli, Gordy said, "They were kicked out of several houses. You see, they would make too much noise. They had their band, and we would put them in a house, and then they would get kicked out. We'd lease another place, and they would make too much noise, and they would get kicked out." LOL The Jackson family finally purchased their own home – located at 4641 Hayvenhurst Avenue in Encino – and put an end to their constant moving on May 5, 1971.
While researching this house, I actually came across quite a few conflicting online reports about its exact address. While in the book, Taraborrelli had written that the house was located at 1601 Queens Road, I found several websites which stated that the Jacksons actually lived at number 1616, while still others reported an address number in the 6000 range. I wasn't quite sure who to believe. But, as luck would have it, while stalking the house I happened upon an older gentleman walking his dog. I asked him if the Jackson family had actually lived at the home I was currently snapping photographs of and he said that yes, indeed, they had. I told him about the differing online reports and he assured me that I was stalking the correct house. He told me that while he didn't know the Jacksons personally when they lived in the home, he definitely knew of them, as they were just starting to become famous and all of the neighborhood children would go over to their house to play. 🙂
I highly recommend stalking the Jackson family's first L.A. home as it is a very pretty place and – best part of all – has no front gate blocking it from view, as is the case with their Hayvenhurst mansion! YAY! 🙂
Until next time, Happy Stalking! 🙂
Stalk It: The Jackson Family's first Los Angeles home is located at 1601 Queens Road in West Hollywood.


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Today was kind of a simple day we didn't make any plans or set out to break a worlds record. So after picking up pea #3 from school (yes he goes off to kindergarden every morning so I can have uninterrupted time to homeschool the 2 older girls) we set of to find some firefighter battling a brush fire that got out of hand, boys to watch like fire trucks and on the way back we pulled over to watch five beautiful cream colored horses eat hay, drink water and watch us watching them, the kids thought it was funny how they just kept staring at us, my kids love horses.
Later on after eating dinner and baking cookies we went for a walk the stars we so bright , I even think we saw a planet my guess would be Venus and as we were walking to of the peas saw a shooting star and made a wish pea#2 won't tell but pea#4 told me she wish she could spend everyday of her life with me. How can you not be happy when you child's wish is to be with you. I'm also happy that after pea#4 fell walking with her hands in her pocket face first she somehow escaped from injury. The weird thing is I saw her fall and she seems to have not only no marks from hitting the pavement but no memory of the fall, it was as if the asphalt was padded by something or someone. I like to believe there's angels out there don't you?
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Other things we are happy for today:
Pea#1 lost a tooth and the tooth fairy brought her a rock made of pink quartz and an anklet.
Pea #2 Momma Pea ate her broccoli and didn't make her sit at the table.
Pea#3 When Momma Pea carries him to bed.
Pea#4 Happy she found her ugly doll that was lost under her brothers bed.


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Didn't we just see Scot Pollard, as the best NBA athlete to wear number 62? Yeah, we did. But he's also the best to wear number 66. Why? Well, for one, he's the ONLY NBA athlete to ever wear the number 66. And why did he choose that number when he landed in Boston? Let's just say that the Celtics have retired a number or two over their illustrious history.
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Re: George W. DEWALT of Green Twp, Harrison Co, OH
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HI Sharon,
I'm a descendant of David DeWalt who lived between the Hemrys in Harrison County.An interesting tidbit is that in the 1850 U.S. Census, Elizabeth DeWalt (David's wife who was born in VA), was living with a Mary Henry who was 15 at the time.The 1840 U.S. Census showed a 5 year old girl was living with Elizabeth as well so I believe it's the same person.It could be that Mary Henry was incorrectly transcribed or written by the Census worker and she could be a Hemry (Emery). I am having trouble finding David's parents and siblings too and had wondered if George was a sibling.Several of the U.S. Census of David and Elizabeth's child have listed David as being from VA. Others listed him from Ohio.In the 1830 U.S. Census, David was living next to George Hemry but Issac wasn't list in Harrison County. Then in 1840 David and his family moved to Sandusky Twp, Crawford County right next to Issac and Abram Hemry. Seems there is a connection with the Hemry/Emery family.
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Misery and Its Company
Misery and the company it loves converge beneath a cobalt stained glass window that reads, "2009 Was A Rough Year." Brooklyn-based artist Lilly McElroy created the custom window at the Thomas Robertello Gallery as a kind of banner for her installation, a hanging declarative statement dressed up like a reverential church mosaic.
Spotlit, the window's colors bleed onto a nearby wall in a marbled reflection, and the text is lost completely. For a second it feels like a sacred space for memories and welcomed self-pity. But only for a second, as any reverie would be interrupted by a video of the artist telling crass jokes:
"What do you tell a woman with two black eyes? Nothing! You done told her twice."
The content for McElroy's installation is from the website she established (aroughyear.com) where she invites people to submit stories and photos about their troubles and travails from '09. She also requests favorite jokes for her standup bit.
The installation's two digital projection components divide the space. The first is the looped video of the artist at amateur comedy nights in various clubs. Each time McElroy comes onstage and reads a succession of cliché, corny, and offensive jokes she receives not much more than a sarcastic "ha" or other negative remark from the unsuspecting audience. The space is small enough that it's easy to hear the same "light bulb" joke twice, and experiencing McElroy bomb with repeated punch lines at club after club is like a strange public martyrdom.
Across the gallery, chairs are set up in front of two synchronized projectors defining the second part of the installation. One projector shows images, mostly snapshots, while the other flashes individual descriptions that tell how 2009 was particularly rough. Occasionally an image will stand alone without a description or explanation.
In one photo, a person holds a cat accompanied by the words "it was a lonely people free year." In another, there's a truncated shot of a woman wearing a t-shirt that says, "I just want to stick it in and have some fun." An image of a foot blister that was a result of walking on a treadmill in high heels seems like a weak justification for a bad year, especially when an x-ray image of a huge tumor flashes a few minutes later. A computer screen, a window, and a grainy image of Star Trek on television all have similar captions about losing the year to a paralyzing drone of distraction, apathy, or depression, but McElroy doesn't judge, she just keeps telling jokes in the background.
These are personal representations of common pain and suffering in modern America: job and property loss, divorce and breakups, death, accidents, health problems, and natural disasters. Everyone has had a rough year, and all years are rough. Sometimes the captions help the image to have an affect, other times a text-heavy emotional purge suffocates the aesthetic and the simplicity of the idea.
McElroy's awkward joke telling is juxtaposed with the emotionally heavier side of the installation in a gesture of connected empathy and self-sacrifice. But it's hard to see if she had a "rough year" from her performative self-sacrifice at comedy clubs, and the sincerity of the piece suffers overall from this disjuncture. McElroy's piece also feels little out-of-date at the start of 2011, but the gallery's street-facing window holds blank index cards and a box, soliciting the continuation of her collective, cathartic dialogue into documenting another rough year, 2010.
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Nighthawk #6
Publisher: Marvel
Writer: David Walker
Artist: Ramon Villalobos
Colorist: Tamra Bonvillain
Cover: Denys Cowan & Bill Sienkiewicz
This is the last issue of Nighthawk and it's pretty sad that a series this good is ending so soon. David Walker has built a fierce anti-hero who takes no shorts regardless of which side of the law you stand on. If you're doing bad things to good people Nighthawk will be there to deal out his brand of justice.
The issue opens with a wounded Sherman introducing Nina to Nighthawk who is attempting to keep his only outside ally alive. The sequence itself works perfectly just for the mere fact that Walker has Nina attend to her partner instead of grilling and attempting to arrest Nighthawk. He then brings several pieces of the mystery to the surface while giving us some of that dynamic chemistry between Tilda and our hero we've come to expect in this series. At times it seems as if Walker is having Nighthawk protect her by keeping her out of the field which forces her to rely on her other skills. Her frustration provides some great banter and even though she lightens the tone at times she doesn't hold anything back. Giving her a very distinct voice in this story and a stark contrast to her partner, Nighthawk. The final meeting between Revelator and Nighthawk is violent, brutal, and is a conflict that's deeper than just two guys trading kicks and punches.
Villalobos and Bonvillain have given this series it's own look and feel which makes it stand out from all of the other Marvel titles. Villalobos keeps with the gritty tone of the narrative and finds some effective ways to move the story along. When the fight between Revelator and Nighthawk takes place it's in a series of small panels that quickly build to the high points in the fight with each striking blow. It's intense and moves with smooth pacing that delivers a solid payoff towards the end. Whenever we get to Tilda, Bonvillain gives her a different color pallet which gives her scenes an entirely different feel and keeps the look from being the same throughout. Villalobos also throws in a scene with Tilda that reminded me of the DJ from the movie The Warriors and it was just a cool panel as Tilda connected the dots for Nighthawk.
Knighthawk hit hard on several very real topics and I'm glad that Walker was able to tell the story he did. Sure it would have been great to see this go on longer because every issue has been stellar storytelling on all fronts. So hopefully you pick up the trade and thank you to the entire creative team who gave us something different and real from the House of Ideas.
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Discipline was the quality that allowed England to return home without their tails between their legs. Graft and expertise and straightforward common sense with the bat, commitment and control and resolve with the ball.
There was individual and collective responsibility, capped by Andrew Flintoff's brilliant hat-trick to ruthlessly finish West Indies off.
England's big men stood up. Kevin Pietersen's innings set the tone. The general racket in the ground, the pumping rap, the vociferousness of the local population crammed into the stands and sprinkled amongst the trees up the hill could be quite intimidating to a visiting player. Pietersen revels in such an atmosphere.
It was clear from his body language that, after the events of the last week, culminating in this series climax, he meant business. Andrew Strauss's early demise gave him maximum opportunity.
There was real intent about his play, but no recklessness. There were artful nudges on the legside, placed perfectly between fielders. There were smart pushes for a single, expert nurdles and the odd calculated thump over the top. This was batting with his head as well as his hands. He eased the left arm-spinner Sulieman Benn around, rather than being tempted into Dumbslog Millionaire II.
With an inside edge that shaved the leg stump, a dive back into his crease to just beat Dwayne Bravo's direct hit, and various unsuccessful shies at his stumps, it seemed as if it was going to be Pietersen's day. It was a surprise when he was out to a smart catch. But Paul Collingwood took over and with total commitment he bore the responsibility of getting England to a respectable score. A match-turning 53 came from the last five overs.
England's persistence never let that advantage slip. There was penetration and control. James Anderson and Stuart Broad bowled with consistency and flair, Dimitri Mascarenhas and Steve Harmison held their nerves, Collingwood was inventive. Flintoff was immense. All that fruitless perspiration was forgotten. So was the pedalo.
For once there was no flakiness from England and they have a trophy at last. But they shouldn't forget they have an Australian coach to partly thank for it.


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big shout to jo for riding that capita! thanks!! and that last move was insane!
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Application design. Separation of concerns
I'm building a quite simple ASP.NET MVC application. And there are some things that confuse me a little bit. Let me list what I've got:
- I've created an API area which provides Products, Categories lists as json; it contains two controllers ProductController and CategoryController.
- On the client side I'm using Backbone.js and Home->Index.cshtml view as main application page.
- Also I've created Admin area which also contains two controllers (ProductController and CategoryController).
I can't decide how do I implement Admin area. I've been thinking about implementing just one entry point where administrator accesses lists of products, categories, orders etc. and edits them.
But! url areas/admin/home/index looks wierd. home/index segment sounds meaningless.
Should I split Admin area by adding a controller per entity? Or is it better to have no areas at all and to have admin controller with authorization attribute applied?
Need an advice. How is that implemented in real world projects?
I've seen different views used for the "admin case." Aka...if loggedIsUser.isAdmin? show edit controls. After all, admin responsibilities include full crud of your resources, so your controller will already have all the possible CRUD actions - it would just be a matter of authorizing the user to use those actions. This would be done in two steps: 1.) show the admin controls on the page if the user is an admin 2.) allow the admin to access privileged controller actions.
This scheme is also really good for code reuse as you're sharing UI elements between two views.
You aren't forced to use the default MVC routes. Create your own that will take the areas/admin/ url and forward it to the areas/admin/home/index request.
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The at a Glance series is popular among medical students and junior doctors for its concise and simple approach and excellent illustrations. Each bite-sized chapter incorporates colour summary diagrams with corresponding explanatory text. Covering a wide range of topics, books in the at a Glance series are ideal as introductory subject texts or for revision purposes, and are useful throughout medical school and beyond. Everything you need to know about Medical Statistics...at a Glance! Medical Statistics at a Glance is a concise and accessible introduction and revision aid for this complex subject. The self-contained chapters explain the underlying concepts of medical statistics and provide a guide to the most commonly used statistical procedures. This new edition of Medical Statistics at a Glance: Presents key facts accompanied by clear and informative tables and diagrams Focuses on illustrative examples which show statistics in action, with an emphasis on the interpretation of computer data analysis rather than complex hand calculations Includes extensive cross-referencing, a comprehensive glossary of terms and flow-charts to make it easier to choose appropriate tests Now provides the learning objectives for each chapter Includes a new chapter on Developing Prognostic Scores Includes new or expanded material on study management, multi-centre studies, sequential trials, bias and different methods to remove confounding in observational studies, multiple comparisons, ROC curves and checking assumptions in a logistic regression analysis The companion website at www.medstatsaag.com contains supplementary material including an extensive reference list and multiple choice questions (MCQs) with interactive answers for self-assessment. Medical Statistics at a Glance will appeal to all medical students, junior doctors and researchers in biomedical and pharmaceutical disciplines.
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