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Circor International Inc (CIR) Hits New 52-week Low During January 20 SessionEquities Staff Follow |
Circor International Inc (CIR) established a new 52-week low yesterday, and could be a company to watch at the open. After opening at $33.69, Circor International Inc dropped to $32.97 for a new 52-week low. By the closing bell, the company's stock was at $34.34 a share for a gain of 0.47%.
Falling to a new 52-week low is never fun for company's shareholder, but, depending on who you ask, it can be either a buy or a sell signal. Someone bearish on the stock might see it reaching its lowest price in a year as a sign of growing downward momentum and make sure they sell their shares. Bulls, though, are more likely to see a new 52-week low as the stock hitting its low point and anticipate a bounce in the share price.
However one plays it, it's often a critical moment for any stock and should be noted by investors.
Circor International Inc saw 146,275 shares of its stock trade hands, that's out of 16.49 million shares outstand. The stock has an average daily volume of 96,513 shares. After hitting a new 52-week low, Circor International Inc enters the new trading day with a market cap of 566.1 million, a 50-day SMA of $42.07 and a 200-day SMA of $47.74
Circor International Inc now has a P/E ratio of 50.3.
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Circor International Inc designs, manufactures and markets valves and other engineered products and sub-systems used in the Oil & Gas, power generation, aerospace, defense, and other industrial markets.
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The post below may not relate specifically to our learning goals in ETMOOC, but it does deal with the concept of "open" and so I thought I would share it with you all.
I have just submitted a letter to the editor of the Times and Transcript a newspaper produced in Moncton, N.B. I was disheartened to read a column by Norbert Cunningham in today's edition that was titled "Internet freedom's just another word for anarchy".
I am unable to link to column as it is behind a paywall. Most of it is Cunningham's reflection on the "wrong-headed" belief of "poor deluded souls" such as Aaron Swartz and the "the dark side" of internet freedom activists:
"However smart these people are, they've either bought their own inflated hype about what the net is or bought their own unrealistic ideals about what it should be."
I personally disagree with much of what Cunningham wrote and his judgement that the evidence against Aaron Swartz might not have been good enough to convict, but it "was good enough to prosecute", but my distaste for the column stems from the bigger picture he creates. By linking our desire for internet freedom to anarchy rather than democracy, and for insisting we are a deluded buch who relish information over thinking I decided to respond.
To equate the fight for open information to anarchy as your columnist Norbert Cunningham did is to do a disservice to a great number of people, including some of us who read this newspaper. A free and open Internet is not an article of faith of 'Silicon Valley', au contraire, it is the belief of many ordinary citizens who believe that the Internet should not be locked or controlled by corporate or political interests. We are not deluded, we believe open media, an open internet, and open information are essential to a healthy democracy. I invite you to learn more about grassroots work on protecting freedom and democracy by visiting http://www.openmedia.ca
It is ironic that you end the piece with the quote by De Bono who decries elevating information over thinking. Many of us who support a free and open Internet do so for the very same reason. Swallowing information in the form of content produced by corporate interests is no longer the only means of creating knowledge. We are fighting to maintain access to thought, opinion, information and wisdom from all corners of the globe, from all citizens and for the right to think for ourselves.
In the hour that has passed since I pressed "publish" it has bothered me that I have not tied this post back to my reasons for enrolling in ETMOOC. One of my passions is enabling voice – parent voice, student voice, teacher voice, community voice. I believe that technology has amplified our ability to speak our voices and to hear the voices of others. "In the spirit of open" is me using my voice to advocate for a society that values the sharing of information and ideas. Something New Brunswick needs more of and something our public schools should be fostering.

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MIPS I Floating Point Model
MIPS I CPUs (starting with R2000) were 32-bit integer CPUs fitted with FPU hardware which supported 32-bit (single-precision) and 64-bit (double-precision) floating point formats, even though all the input and output connections of the FPU were 32 bits wide.
To do that, 16 double-precision registers each showed up as an even/odd pair of registers when loading, storing or moving data between integer and floating-point registers.
Later MIPS CPUs have 32 x 64-bit floating point registers, all usable for math operations. This is pretty incompatible, so they also have a mode bit ("Status[FR]" in the kernel-only-accessible "CP0" register set). Turn off FR, and your FPU look like an R2000's.
There are now a small number of modern 32-bit MIPS CPUs (such as MIPS Technologies' 24Kf core) with FPU hardware. But all of them have a grown up 32 x 64 register set.
Because the first CPU to have a grown-up FPU was the R4000, which was also the first 64-bit MIPS CPU, some people use the shorthand "32-bit FPU" to describe the MIPS I arrangement. That's wrong, because MIPS I had double-precision hardware. It's worse than wrong, because a few errant MIPS CPUs really have been built with single-precision-only FPU hardware.


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Cars have been popular with my children, both boys and girls, and this idea gives your resident Lightning McQueen hours of fun. Use old cereal boxes (and don't tell me you haven't got plenty of those lying around, we eat cold cereal here like it's going out of style) to cut chutes for little Matchbox cars to pass through, making your own system of highways, freeways, overpasses and intersections.
Cut the cereal boxes in half lengthwise, leaving the left and right side flaps to act as guard rails. With a collection of these the possibilities are endless--you could recreate the California freeway system from the comfort of your own kitchen floor.
In the pictures here Spencer, David and Lillian taped the box chutes together to make a car run that extended across the kitchen and into the living room, they even got Cain involved who contributed his own boxes to the project.
"I've got so many boxes, I had to get a big box to hold all the little boxes!" he said when he showed up on the doorstep. They propped the ramps on stacks of encyclopedias--I knew there was a reason I held onto those things--and the whole activity was accompanied by many "awesome!"s and "cool!"s as they shot the cars across the room.
Wednesday is the last day to enter The Write-Away Contest--hope to see you there!
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The city's Department of Licenses & Inspection has come a'knockin on Occupy Philly's door ... or perhaps the right word would be "tent."
On Oct. 11, the city's managing director Richard Negrin sent Occupy Philly a letter (see below) detailing "concerns" from L&I, which followed an inspection from city officials the previous day. Negrin asked the protesters to do a number of things: remove any combustibles that are close to City Hall, remove all their items from the stairs and walkways, make sure all their tents are self-supporting, etc.
The fire department, Negrin said, had a request, too: Allow "20 feet as an emergency lane to be able to maneuver around the plaza."
Negrin also said, "We recommend the use of portable toilets." And he mentioned a few other issues: "Public urination, litter and several acts of graffiti have been witnessed and captured in photos."
This means that the city is spending more on Occupy Philly than just police overtime, which Jan Ransom and Catherine Lucey report is costing an average of about $32,800 a day. L&I and the fire department are getting involved. Another minor cost is trash pickup.
Rebecca Rhynhart, the city's budget director, said she is gathering data on how much all city departments are spending on Occupy Philly, but that her research isn't complete yet.
Gwen Snyder, an Occupy Philly protester, said the group's general assembly hasn't yet made a formal decision about how to respond to the letter, which also notes that Occupy Philly must leave when construction on Dilworth Plaza begins.
She said that in regards to the L&I and other concerns, "Personally, a lot of that seems reasonable, but I'm not sure how the general assembly is going to vote."
Snyder also argued that fewer police could watch over Occupy Philly, noting that the protesters have their own safety and sanitation committees.
"We're a nonviolent group of folks," she emphasized.
And when it comes to the public urination and graffiti noted by the city, Snyder said, "There are a lot of people there, and the people who are actively organizing aren't necessarily the people who are being photographed."
Everett Gillison, deputy mayor for public safety, told the Daily News earlier this week that police are needed and "must be ready for any contingency that might arise."
Negrin's letter also expressed praise for the group's relationship with the city, noting that, "I remain convinced that Philadelphia can serve as a beacon of the First Amendment."


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Vans® for J.Crew classic slip-on sneakers in suede
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The epitome of laid-back skater culture, the classic slip-on from Vans is comfortable, lightweight and one of our favorite styles. It's an easy way to add a California-cool vibe to any outfit. And the fact that these well-made shoes are iconic and eternally relevant? Well, that's just icing on the cake. Unisex sizing: Women, please order one-and-a-half sizes smaller than your regular size.
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simonc101 necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 516 diseños de 144 diseñadores freelance.
Toybarn Australia
We are one of Australia's up and coming online toy store. We are a young and modern company whose aim is to provide our customers with the best customer service and the best range of products. We want to convey that we are friendly, helpful and professional. We have an existing logo which we feel does not convey this.
We have a broad customer base - from parents buying for their kids, Uncle and Aunts all the way to grandparents.
We require a logo for our Online Toy Store, Toybarn Australia. It will be used on our website, business stationery and promotional materials.
Various words to describe our brand: simple, easy, clean, fun, trustworthy and friendly. The look should be modern but simple both in design and your chosen colour scheme.
Our tagline is "Your friendly online toy store". We would like to see two proofs, one with just the logo, and the other with the logo and tagline.
A few guide lines for the logo are as follows:
- The logo should be rounded not angular
- Logo should use the word Toybarn and not Toybarn Australia
- We like the simplicity and colours of the ToysRus logo as it easy to remember
- The logo will appear on different backgrounds so a white border around the logo might be ideal.
- A copy of our current logo is attached.
Final deliverable:
We need versions with a White Background
Versions with a Transparent Background
Versions with Inverted Colors
Print version (to be used on business cards, letterhead)
Online version (to be used on our website)
JPEG +Vector + Layered PSD
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If you own a desktop computer you have the ability to purchase a 3TB 3.5″ SATA hard drive, which is amazing when you think about it. This is a massive amount of storage and has opened new doors for what you can store at home on your PC or in a home NAS server. It feels like just yesterday that 1TB desktop drives were all the rage, but those drives are now considered 'small' to many consumers for a desktop PC! What is considered 'small' now to desktop users sounds massive to notebook users as most would kill for that much storage space! Now that notebook sales have passed up desktop sales, more and more people only have a laptop now and they need storage space! Notebook hard drives have always been slightly behind desktop drives and that makes sense as they need to be smaller, lighter, able to handle drops and use less power due to power constraints. The design work that goes into a notebook hard drive has always been impressive, but we were a bit shocked when we heard that Western Digital was releasing a 1TB 2.5″ notebook drive that uses the standard 9.5mm height. Storage capacity continues to increase at a rapid pace!
You can never have enough storage and if your notebook is the only PC that you use, you more than likely know that storage space is a precious commodity. Most pre-configured mainstream notebooks that are available at brick and mortar stores come with 320GB to 640GB hard drives. That may sound like a bunch of space when you are standing in the store, but after you put all your programs, games and digital media on the drive it usually doesn't leave you with much space for future growth. If you have reached or are nearing full capacity on your storage drive then you might want to consider upgrading to a larger drive and if you want the most space possible a 1TB 2.5″ notebook hard drive is your best, and well only, choice available.
Today, we'll be looking at a the WD Scorpio Blue WD10JPVT 1TB 5400 RPM 2.5″ SATA II notebook hard drive. With a 5400 RPM drive speed, 8MB cache, and 3 GB/s SATA interface speed, the 1TB Western Digital Scorpio Blue hard drive is the largest capacity drive offered by Western Digital in the 2.5″ SATA notebook standard. If you want to massive amounts of storage space in a laptop this is the drive for you! Before we dive into the specifics we should point out that WD has two Scorpio Blue 1TB notebook drives and you need to know what the differences are as they are two very different products.
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When WD first announced a 1TB notebook hard drive it was the WD10TPVT, which is has a height or thickness of 12.5mm. This drive won't fit in the vast majority of notebooks on the market today, but it will fit in some notebooks and can also be used for DIY external cases and some NAS servers. For the vast majority of our readers you'll want to stick with the WD10JPVT, which is 9.5mm and will easily fit inside most notebooks. The drive also happens to be faster, use less power and makes less noise. The bad news is that it costs more than than it's older and slower sibling.
How much will the WD Scorpio Blue 1TB WD10JPVT hard drive set you back? The lowest price that we could find for the drive online was for $127.00 shipped, which makes it $0.127 per Gigabyte. For comparison sake the Western Digital Scorpio Blue 5400 RPM 750GB notebook hard drive can be purchased online for $94.00 shipped, which comes out being $0.125 per Gigabyte. As you can tell the cost per Gigabyte is roughly the same, so be sure to get the drive that best suits your own unique storage needs.
The WD Scorpio Blue 1TB SATA hard drive that we are looking at today is part number WD10JPVT, and is obviously part of the Blue series as the label on the drive is accented in blue. WD has color coded their products, which makes is easy to see who they are aimed at. Their mainstream products are called "Blue," power-efficient drives are named "Green," and high-performance drives are called "Black." All of the WD Black drives spin at 7,200 RPM, utilize a SATA/300 interface with Native Command Queuing (NCQ) support, and have 16 MB of cache memory. Those not needing performance like this should look at the Scorpio Blue series as they feature 5,400 RPM drive speeds (5,200 RPM on some), 8 MB of cache memory and a slightly lower price.
WD Scorpio Blue WD10JPVT Hard Drive Features:
The back of this 2.5″ notebook hard drive is pictured above and gives a
better look at the SATA power connector and the SATA NCQ interface. The WD Scorpio Blue 1TB WD10JPVT uses two 500GB platters to reach the full capacity rating of the drive, which is impressive for a drive that is just 9.5mm in height. If you want to talk about how areal density has improved over the years, this is the drive to brag about! Since this drive uses the standard 9.5mm standard it should fit in the fast majority of notebooks another devices like 2.5-inch NAS servers that use notebook HDDs.
The WD Scorpio Blue 1TB 2.5-inch hard drive uses WD 'Advanced Format' technology. For years now most hard drives have written data blocks in traditional 512 byte sectors. Over the past three years the industry have been moving to a larger sector size of 4 kilobytes (4,096B) for obvious reasons. The Advanced Format (AF) nomenclature that WD is using is just their way to ID what drives are using 4KB sectors. If you purchase this hard drive and install a brand new operating system on it from scratch then you won't even notice the changes, but if you are cloning an older storage drive to any WD Scorpio hard drive using WD AF technology you must run the WD Advanced Format Hard Drive Download Utility to properly align the drive after the cloning is done. If you don't do this you won't be getting the most performance from the drive!
Let's take a look at the test system and then get into performance testing!
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For many of us, at least of my generation, the Sixties and the era set off by the Kodak Instamatic 100 was our first personal experience of using a camera, but it's easy to forget that we were by no means the first generation to have access to cameras in our childhood. My father Charles Bernard 'Bud' Payne (1928-2006) was sixteen when he bought his first camera, an early start at what was to remain a keen interest for the rest of his life. I'm fortunate that he reminisced about his early photographic experimentation in a letter to me some years ago [1].
Michael Kirk, Tony & Ronnie Gray, Bunnie Payne & 'Rusty'
Woodlands Farm, Chellaston, c. April 1944
Taken with a Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie by Bud Payne [2]
My Dad bought his first camera at his uncle's shop: A.J. Brown, M.P.S., Dispensing Chemist, 202 Burton Rd, Derby [3].
When I acquired my first camera - a 620 [sic - usually called a Six-20] Kodak Folding Brownie (fixed aperture, exposure and focus, but I had a close-up lens too) in March 1944, the first film (Verichrome) was inexpertly processed and became badly reticulated. I discarded the eight neg[ative]s years ago and only have one print - of Bunnie with some young boys and Rusty.
Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie with close-up lens [4]
Among the discarded prints was one of a rabbit called Benny - a Dutch buck. Well I expect it was a buck, but sexing at an early eage was tricky, and I recall that Hansel became Gretel when the organs were easier to identify. Why 'Benny'? You may well ask. About three months later I photographed 'Benny washing his face' on a piece of R.A.F. Pan film - no neg or print of that has survived, although according to my notes, the negs were OK. I took no more rabbit pictures, and I think this must be evidence of my declining interest in keeping livestock - I had other, competing hobbies, including photography!
Self portrait, Charles Bernard Payne
"Rustington," 36 Glenwood Road, Chellaston, August 1944
Taken with a Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie by Bud Payne [5]
The lad who reticulated film A4 was E.K.C. Varty, a school mate, originally from Calke, then living at Alvaston, who had great ambitions in the photography field. He organized the Union of Amateur Photographers, renamed the Trent Vale Photographic Society and finally the Association of Young Photographers, whose first exhibiton was held at Bemrose School in 1945. There were 20 exhibitors, only 5 from Derby, of whom I was one, as were Ken Varty and Allan Bell. Members were divided into groups of half a dozen - we sent round prints for criticism by fellow group members every few weeks, but when Ken, Allan and others were called up for National Service in late 1945 the organisation collapsed. Ken was a funny chap, cleverer than I imagined, became a professor of French, wrote a book on the fox and died of cancer - probably in his early 40s. He and great pal Tom Roylance (prof. of physics, Middle Eastern univ.) amused themselves in season by blowing up frogs through straws inserted in the cloaca. I don't know which species of frogs are carcinogenic.
I forget where we bought the expired R.A.F. film, but it came in 11 ft x 5½ inches rolls (in tins) which I cut down to size using a home made device covered in black velvet which Bunnie helped me to operate in the cubby-hole under the stairs - a tricky job in total darkness. A rather crude exercise, but films, like rabbit food, were hard to come by in 1944, and this material was cheap: 10 shillings a roll. The following yaer Allan Bell and I made an enlarger, the lens for which came from an old 'stand camera' given to me by Uncle Arthur. A lot of time and ingenuity was spent on this piece of equipment; it never performed well because the optics weren't quite right, but it gave us a good deal of fun (=exasperation). Why on earth didn't I photograph it instead of clouds and more clouds?
Agfa Iso-Pak camera [6]
Some two and a half decades later and I was setting out on my own photographic adventures for the first time. Judging by the date ascribed to an enlargement of this photograph in my mother's photo album, I think I must have received the Agfa Iso-Pak camera (shown above) as a ninth birthday present, just before Christmas the previous month. Although I can't locate the original negatives at the moment - they must be in a "safe" place, I suppose - I believe that this is a print from the first film that I took with that camera.
Diana Payne, Baines Avenue, Salisbury, January 1971
(outside Caves Hotel)
Taken with an Agfa Iso-Pak by Brett Payne [7]
I feel sure that it had been purchased at my Dad's favourite camera shop, "Salisbury Photographic & Electrical" on Gordon Avenue, and the first few photographs were taken in Salisbury (as it was called then) after perhaps buying a 126 film cartridge on a return visit. We lived several hours' car journey away, and only went to the city a couple of times a year, when we would stay at the Caves Motel.
I recall one of the duty managers being a portly man who I imagined might be Burl Ives's older brother, and the magnificent breakfasts served on silver trays (well, stainless steel, perhaps) with toast, marmalade and butterballs! One of the other shots on this mislaid film was the other duty manager, taller and thinner and not nearly as jovial, but obviously attentive enough to precocious nine year-olds, posing next to the hotel entrance. This photograph, however, is of my sister Diana, standing in the "car park" on Baines Avenue, in pretty much the same dutiful pose that her Aunt Bunnie had used a generation earlier.
I went on to use that camera for some years, going through many spools of both black-and-white and colour film, although limited by conflicting demands on meagre pocket money, until I upgraded to a cheap but much appreciated Ricoh 35mm SLR in late November or early December 1983.
Perfect Shot™ 110 Fisher-Price camera [8]
Twenty-five years after my first efforts my eldest daughter, then four years old, was the recipient of a Fisher-Price camera that we, I am reliably informed, bought for her at a small shop in the town of Lefkas at the northern tip of the Greek island of Lefkada. Although patented in March 1995, the model (#3815), which took 110 size cartridge film, was apparently first introduced, according to some sources, in 1993 or 1994 [9,10]. The advertising blurb states that it was "designed for children ages 5 years and older," but I guess we thought she could manage it alright, and she did. The poor quality plastic lens, fixed aperture, shutter speed and focus and the 110 film format, though, while making it very simple to operate, restricted its capabilities considerably.
Her first picture appears to have been a portrait of Gill and I in the spotless second-floor "Zimmer frei" in Lefkas where we spent a night before heading south, via ferry, to Ithaka [11]. By correlation with my own photographs of that trip, which are dated, it must have been taken on the 6th October 1996.
Louise Payne, Monemvassia (Lower Town), Greece, 15 October 1996
Taken with a Fisher-Price Perfect Shot camera by Lesley Payne [12]
By the time she took this portrait of her younger sister Louise, hamming it up for the camera - never one to pose demurely - nine days later, we had island-hopped to Patra, driven south to Olympia and the west coast of the Peloponnese Peninsula, down and around it's southern tip, and then across to the impressive citadel of Monemvassia.
Lesley Payne, Venetian Fortress, Methoni, Greece, 12 October 1996
Taken with Minolta XG-9 35mm SLR Camera & Sigma 28-200 Zoom Lens by Brett Payne [13]
This shot taken by me shows Lesley, who did pose demurely if slightly self-consciously, with her camera at the ready inside the Venetian military fortress of Methoni, memorable for its massive bastioned ramparts and the fortified Bourtzi islet.
Now that we have all graduated to digital formats, it will be interesting to see what the next generation use to take their photographs, and what they choose as their first subjects. I suspect they will do as Allan Vestergard Nielsen described so simply, and yet eloquently, in My First Camera on his blog five years ago:
I got my first camera when I was 9 years of age. My father gave it to me on my birthday, and before the day was over I had taken the first roll of film. I did what every kid does when provided with a camera; I photographed my dog, my house, my friend, a flower, my parents and everything else I cherished. I was hooked on photography immediately - as I still am. And I discovered one of the main things about taking pictures; I could freeze the moment and preserve it as a memory.
Mosaic of "first photographs" from various sources [15-20]
Some haphazard scouting around on the net turned up several "first photographs," including a Flickr group entitled "The first picture we ever took." They all have a very similar feel about them, with their off-centred but familiar subjects, sometimes half out of the frame, tilted skylines, and always the low "child's eye" vantage point from which they were taken. Links to the images featured in the mosaic can be found at the end of the "References." Many thanks to the creators of the photos for their permission to include them here.
I wonder if you remember when you took your first photograph, and what camera you used. Do you still have a print of the photo, or the original camera, perhaps? Can you recall the circumstances surrounding those first few attempts at capturing your immediate surroundings: family, home, friends, pets? Does the image have a special meaning to you, or bring back particular memories? It's also worthwhile looking back amongst the photographs preserved by your parents and grandparents. Which of them might have been "first photographs"? Post a scan on your blog, along with your story, and please feel free to leave a note and link as a comment here so we can share in your reminiscences and discoveries.
And don't forget to head on over to Sepia Saturday 69, where you'll find plenty more to while away your weekend.
[1] Payne, Bud (2002) Letter to Brett Payne, dated 31 October 2002 at Borradaile Trust, Marondera, Zimbabwe, Collection of Brett Payne.
[2] Photograph of Michael Kirk, Tony & Ronnie Gray, Bunnie Payne & 'Rusty' in a field, near Woodlands Farm, Chellaston, c. April 1944, Paper print (77 x 53.5 mm), taken with Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie Camera, by Bud Payne, Collection of Bud Payne.
[3] 1941 Kelly's Directory of Derbyshire, London: Kelly's Directories Ltd., Ancestry
[4] Image of Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie with close-up lens, Courtesy of
[5] Photograph of Bud Payne at "Rustington, 36 Glenwood Road, Chellaston, August 1944, Paper print (55 x 795 mm), taken with Kodak Six-20 Folding Brownie, by Bud Payne, Collection of Bud Payne.
[6] Image of Agfa Iso-Pak camera, by Francois15 and courtesy of Flickr.
[7] Photograph of Diana Payne, Baines Avenue, Salisbury (outside Caves Hotel), January 1971, Taken with Agfa Iso-Pak Camera, by Brett Payne, Collection of Brett Payne.
[8] Image of Perfect Shot™ 110 Camera by Fisher-Price, by Mike Martin Wong and courtesy of Flickr.
[9] U.S. Patent 356,587, Photographic camera by Shuler et al. & Fisher-Price, Inc., Google Patents.
[10] #3815/#73815 Perfect Shot™ 110 Camera, by This Old Toy.
[11] (Not pictured) Photograph of Brett and Gill Payne, Lefkas, 6 October 1996, Taken with Fisher-Price Perfect Shot™ 110 Camera by Lesley Payne, Collection of Brett & Gill Payne.
[12] Photograph of Louise Payne, Monemvassia, 15 October 1996, Taken with Fisher-Price Perfect Shot™ 110 Camera by Lesley Payne, Collection of Brett & Gill Payne.
[13] Photograph of Lesley Payne, Venetian Fortress, Methoni, Greece, 12 October 1996, Taken with Minolta XG-9 35mm SLR Camera & Sigma 28-200 Zoom Lens by Brett Payne, Collection of Brett & Gill Payne.
[14] My First Camera", by Allan Vestergard Nielsen.
[15] My first photograph, Wyandotte, Michigan, 1958, by Hilarywho and courtesy of Flickr.
[16] First picture I ever took, Christmas 1965, taken with Kodak Instamatic 124 camera by Donna Marsh and courtesy of Flickr.
[17] My first photograph, Twin Lights, Highlands, New Jersey, September 1967, taken with Diana camera by Arthur Costigan and courtesy of Flickr.
[18] My first photographs, Queens Botanical Garden, Flushing, New York, taken with Imperial Instant Load 900 camera by Angela T.
[19] The first picture I ever took, undated, by lemonjenny and courtesy of Flickr.
[20] My dog Zip & trophy, Mt. Washington, Ohio, 1968, taken with Kodak Hawkeye Flashfun II by L. David Likes.


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Just when we might be thinking that really wealthy people have great investment opportunities not available to the rest of us, the facts suggest otherwise. Warren Buffett, for example, appears to be winning his $1 million bet that no hedge fund, after its excessive fees, can outperform the S&P 500 index over a 10-year period.
According to a recent Fortune magazine article, Buffett appears to be winning that bet even after giving the hedge funds a head start. The gift to the hedge funds was the first year when the market was imploding. In theory, hedge funds make money (or at least lose less) when markets are in a death spiral. Even with that advantage, six years into a contest that began on Jan. 1, 2008, the hedge fund is up only 12.5 percent while the 500 index is up 48 percent.
So why would an intelligent person agree to pay a typical hedge fund 2 percent per year regardless of results -- plus an additional 20 percent of whatever profits they generate? An increasing number of articles in the financial press point to the fact that college endowments and pension funds keep investing increasing amounts of money in so-called alternative investments with dismal results.
The Wall Street Journal cited a poll of college endowments totaling $450 billion. Of that amount, 53 percent of the money was now in alternative strategies, up from 33 percent in 2003. The same article pointed out that while the S&P 500 was up 137 percent since early 2009, the average hedge fund gained 48 percent. Other alternative investments such as venture capital funds earned 81 percent and private equity funds earned 109 percent.
In other words, all of the alternative smart-money opportunities have badly lagged the tried and true index investment available to all of us at an annual cost of just 1/20th of 1 percent in fees -- essentially free money management.
Going one step further begs the question of whether or not a 500 index fund investing in a broad cross section of the 500 largest U.S. companies is really a meaningful standard of comparison.
What we know is that this fund in the year ending December 2010 earned exactly 0 percent per year as an average annual return for the preceding 10 years. It was the "lost decade" for the S&P 500. At the same time, however, a mix of several fund types, including a small company fund, a mid-sized index fund, a Real Estate Investment Trust fund and an international fund earned a combined return of roughly 6 percent per year over the same 10-year period. Not such a lost decade after all for those who took the trouble to adopt some moderate diversification.
As of June 2014, the same mix of funds has actually earned an average annual return of about 10 percent over the past 10 years while the S&P 500 clocks in at 7.75 percent. The problem with using the 500 index as a benchmark is that it does not represent an even dispersion of money across corporate America. Instead, it can be skewed by single industries that do really well and then flounder. Financial services at their high point in 2007 represented almost 40 percent of the entire value of the 500 index. When that industry imploded, it took the index with it. Now, technology has become the elephant in the room with a 20 percent share of the total value.
For the small investor still intent on building asset size with reasonable certainty and less risk, a mix of funds as described above can lead to less risk and more predictable results. Buffett selected the 500 index as his challenge to beat only because he didn't want to have to think about it much and wanted to humiliate his opponents by choosing the simplest investment available. For the rest of us, a little more thought and diversification will go further in beating that smart money in investment products that the buyers don't understand.


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I have to admit that I was once like them. Why should I give up one of my precious character spaces for some dude who will just sit around Thunder Bluff or Ironforge and do nothing but store stuff that I should just be using or auctioning anyway? Of course, now that I have a bank alt, I'm pretty happy with the concept. If you're someone who hasn't made one yet, I'll tell you why I think you'd be happy with one too after the break.
1. You don't have time to teleport back to Azeroth and use the Auction House. Let's face it, you're a busy person. You're working on dailies, you're heading into Heroics, you're going this way and that, and you really can't afford to blow your Hearthstone cooldown on a side trip to a capital city. This is where a bank alt comes in. You just send all your stuff to them, switch over, and throw the stuff on the AH without missing a beat on your main. Also, If you have multiple stacks of some stuff (As I often do with Netherweave Cloth, Arcane Dust, and Greater Planar Essences), it's nice to be able to store them so you don't flood the AH and bring down prices.
2. You need more bank and bag space. If you're a raider, a hybrid, or a packrat, chances are you're pretty low on bank and bag space. You need multiple gear sets for DPS, Tanking, Shadow Resistance, and whatever other things pop up, plus, you'll want to keep around a few cool looking quest items or old gear sets just because they look awesome. If you're that type, chances are your bank and bags are both filled to bursting, you just don't have space for anything else. Being able to mail all your extra stuff to a bank alt can free up space quicker than you might think.
This even works in the middle of a play session. When you're loaded down with Motes of Mana, Arcane Tomes, Sunfury Signets, and various green items from doing the outland daily circle, just stop by the nearest mailbox, send them to your alt, and be ready to out for another round of farming. If you want to be a truly hardcore bank alter, you can even create a new guild specifically for your bank alt, and have full run of an extra guild bank tab to store more of your stuff.
3. It's nice to get a little more centralized. If you have 2 or 3 alts with different professions all using various cooldowns and combines to make stuff to sell and use, it can get a bit annoying to keep track of all of it. Yes, there are addons you can use for that stuff, but it's also nice to be able to know that you can go to one paticular character and always find what you need, and send it off to the character that needs it instantly.
I admit, sometimes I sort of get annoyed that I have to keep a slot in use for my bank alt when there's always that one extra alt I've been thinking of making, but in the long run, having a bank alt has been nothing but awesome for me. It's great little time and space management tool, and if you've been on the fence about making one, I'd recommend that you give it a try, especially if you're a busy 70 with bag space problems. You'll be glad you did.


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NJ Gov. Chris Christie: 'I Do Not' Believe In Same-Sex Marriage
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spoke with Tracy Smith on CBS's Sunday Morning and answered questions regarding his stance on same-sex marriage.
CBS News writes of the Q&A session:
Right now, Christie's fighting for re-election in November. He's ahead of Democrat Barbara Buono by more than 30 points, and has a 66-percent approval rating -- even though polls find most New Jerseyans disapprove of Christie's handling of some key issues, like same-sex marriage.
"You do not believe in same-sex marriage?" Smith asked.
"I do not," Christie said. "But what I will tell you is that I understand that good people of good will have a difference of opinion on this. And so my view on it is, put it on the ballot. Let the people decide."
On Friday, a judge ruled that New Jersey must allow same-sex marriage. Christie vowed to appeal.
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Mayor Don Wesely today announced the City of Lincoln is "open for on-line business," offering new e-commerce services, and he encouraged citizens to use the City-County web site at www.lincoln.ne.gov to conduct their city business.
"Our local government web site is helping us to create a 24-hour-a-day City Hall, where people can transact City business with us from their homes at their convenience," said Mayor Wesely. "Just last year, the Center for Digital Government named Lincoln as one of the Top 10 Digital Cities of our size, and we continue to be a national leader in the area of web services." A report conducted for the Mayor's Technology Council identified the availability of on-line public services as a characteristic of communities that are successful in the "new economy" driven by technology.
On-line services to pay parking tickets began in February, on-line residential water bill payments started in March, pet license renewals have been available on line since April, and citizens have been able to purchase criminal histories on line since late June.
"We are working to make sure the City of Lincoln is an on-line community that is on the leading edge of offering digital services," Mayor Wesely said. "With the increasing use of personal computers and on-line financial services, we want Lincoln to offer as many on-line services to citizens and businesses as possible. The newest service of offering criminal histories will be an especially valuable and time-saving service for businesses or schools checking on job applicants and for landlords verifying information on tenant applications."
The next service scheduled to go on-line is property tax payments through the Lancaster County Treasurer's Office, but no date has been set. The only other Nebraska county currently offering that service is Sarpy County. The Mayor said the City also plans to develop on-line services for permits issued by the Building and Safety Department and the City Clerk's Office.
As of June 30, 1,040 parking tickets were paid on line, totaling $18,220; 219 customers used the web to pay a total of $19,015 in water bills; and 30 people renewed animal licenses, totaling $490. In the first 10 days that criminal history records have been available on line, 17 people have used the service, generating $153. A total of nearly $38,000 has been collected through on-line services this year.
Mayor Wesely said on-line bill paying has the potential to generate more revenue for the city, especially from criminal history checks and parking tickets. Vehicle owners are subject to having their cars towed for tickets not paid within 15 days. In May, the City mailed a notice to all ticket holders whose payments were overdue, informing them of the option of paying on line. That month, more than 900 people used the on-line service to pay tickets.
"This is just one example of how on-line services can make a positive difference for citizens and for our budget," said Wesely.
City Information Services Manager Doug Thomas said those who pay for services on line receive a receipt at the time of payment. With water bill and parking ticket payments, the payment is posted within seconds.
"If someone is in danger of having their water shut off or having their car towed, that fast recording of the payment is a huge advantage over mailing," Thomas said. "This also benefits those people who prefer to use their credit cards for all payments in order to receive the incentives from the credit card companies."
A transaction fee is charged for on-line payments. The transaction fee may vary depending on the service. Citizens can use MasterCard and Visa for payments. Wells Fargo Bank provides the coordination between local government and the credit card companies. The transaction fees go directly to Well Fargo and the credit card companies.
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(Reuters) - Tiger Woods is still no closer to knowing whether he will be able to play in next month's Masters as he struggles with back pain.
The world number one withdrew from last week's Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida because of his aching back and remains unsure if he will be fit for this year's first major, starting April 10 at Augusta National.
"For Augusta, it's actually a little too soon to be honest with you," he told reporters on Monday at a sponsorship announcement for the AT&T National.
Woods has been plagued by back problems since last year but his condition worsened over the past month.
The 38-year-old American failed to finish the Honda Classic at Palm Beach Gardens earlier this month, quitting after 13 holes in his final round.
Then he tweaked his back again on the last day at the WGC-Cadillac Championship in Miami a week later, tumbling out of contention with a final-round 78 to finish tied for 25th.
He then pulled out of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, a tournament he has won eight times, including 2012 and 2013, in the hope that he could play at the Masters but is no closer to knowing whether he will make it to the first tee.
"That's kind of the frustrating thing about this," he said. "I've had a couple weeks off getting treatment, just working on trying to get ready for Augusta. As of right now, it's still too soon. As I said, it's very frustrating."
Although Woods has missed two British Opens, one U.S. Open and one PGA Championship since 2008, he has never missed the Masters since he made his debut at Augusta National as an amateur in 1995.
He has won the tournament four times, in 1997, 2001, 2002 and 2005, but has not won any major since 2008.
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Park City to unite Friday for second annual Day of Giving
November 13, 2012
Last year's first annual Live PC Give PC Day of Giving, was a colossal success and the Park City Foundation is hoping to make an even bigger splash this Friday.
The best part is, if they are successful, so are we.
The event is a one-day sprint to raise funds for a myriad of local nonprofit agencies and the money they receive will reverberate through the community for years to come.
Last year, the event garnered $332,000 in donations for 60 nonprofits. The half-in-jest, all-in-earnest competition among nonprofits to raise the most helps to spur additional support and this year will, no doubt, be the source of some elbowing between popular local nonprofits. Last year's leaders were, in order: Friends of Animals Utah, Mountain Trails Foundation, Park City Day School, Summit Land Conservancy and The People's Health Clinic.
But in addition to finding homes for abandoned pets, maintaining hiking, biking and cross country ski trails, educating kids, preserving open space and providing health care for the uninsured, Live PC Give PC also supports many other groups doing a wide range of good deeds.
The event, perfectly timed at the beginning of the holiday season, offers an easy way to spread some cheer among many worthy organizations. And in these days of information overload, the Park City Foundation has culled a fine list of verified groups with clear ties to the community.
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Whether your passion leans toward animals or the arts, health care or housing, sports or Scouts, the Park City Foundation can steer you in the right direction.
Participating is as easy as logging on to the Live PC Give PC website from your favorite armchair. The clock starts ticking at midnight Thursday and continues through midnight on Friday. To learn more or to donate, go to http://livepcgivepc.razoo.com/
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With the newly released Jet 7 CoolerMaster further explores the world of radial fan heatsinks. Their latest, the Aero 7, was a success. The Jet 7 has a bigger fan, but a cheaper heatsink. Does it manage to keep up the good name of it?s older brother?


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The 89th season of the Buffalo Chamber Music Society continues on Tuesday, Nov. 27, with a performance by the Flanders Recorder Quartet. The concert begins at 8 p.m. in the Mary Seaton Room of Kleinhans Music Hall and will be preceded by a "Chat with the Artists" hosted by WNED-FM's Peter Hall. The programs include works by Bach, Tarquinio Merula, Frans Geysen, Jan Van der Roost and Johann Strauss.
Since its formation in 1987, the Flanders Recorder Quartet has evolved into one of the world's top ensembles. The group's success in 1990 at the prestigious Musica Antiqua Competition in Bruges, which is sponsored by the Flanders Festival, was the start of an extensive concert career. After more than 1,800 concerts in 42 countries on five continents, including some in world-famous concert halls in Tokyo, New York and Salzburg, the ensemble has attained a prominent position in the world of "Early Music."
The ensemble also makes regular guest appearances at leading music festivals such as those in Helsinki, Paris, Geneva, Boston, Vancouver, Singapore, Taipei and Mexico City. Numerous prizewinning recordings have been made for record companies such as Harmonia Mundi, Archiv/Deutsche Grammophon, Ricercar, and OPUS III. In 2003, the quartet entered a long and intensive collaboration with the German label AEOLUS.
The Flanders Recorder Quartet showcases an instrument that was underestimated for two centuries. In its extraordinary collection are reproductions after illustrations by Virdung (1511), after originals from the collection of Henry VIII, a Baroque contrabass recorder some 2.3 meters in length (which was built by Friedrich von Huene, Boston), and modern recorders by Hans Coolsma, Utrecht. The group's extensive collection of instruments and highly virtuosic performance of a richly varied program makes each concert an unforgettable experience and allows the recorder, one of the most important instruments of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, to shine in its former splendor.
Tickets for this concert are $20 ($10 for students), and may be purchased online at www.bflochambermusic.org or by sending a check to the Buffalo Chamber Music Society, PO Box 349, Buffalo, NY, 14207. Tickets will also be available at the door. For more information call 716-462-4939 or visit the website.


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Newlyweds who get educated about investing, set goals and understand their risk tolerance can increase their chances not only of being able to afford another honeymoon one day, but also of wanting to spend it with each other. Veronica Dagher reports on the News Hub.
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...there's new content coming, once the day job stops being an attention-hungry little bitch. :P But I'm still alive, and MMMMMovies is still a going concern.
I wanted to pop in and say on behalf of the Duke and myself, welcome to all new followers! Is it a coincidence that in my week of relative silence, a whole passel of new folks has joined the blog? Maybe I should shut up more often!
At any rate, please enjoy the archives, accessible through this handy list of reviews, and keep watching the skies for upcoming reviews of the MAD.
The Vicar
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Yes, things are slow, but fear not...
...there's new content coming, once the day job stops being an attention-hungry little bitch. :P But I'm still alive, and MMMMMovies is still a going concern.
Posted by The Vicar of VHS at 8:22 AM
6 comments:
- Shaun Anderson said...
Hello there - just recently joined and I'm really enjoying your efforts. You might find something of interest or value at my own humble little blog The Celluloid Highway - if so I hope to see you there!
- May 20, 2010 at 10:27 AM
- JamiSings said...
I'm dying to know if you two are planning on/have seen The Human Centipede.
- May 20, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- Joe Monster said...
Can't wait till you guys come back! I'm going mad mad mad mad without your reviews!
- May 20, 2010 at 9:42 PM
- The Vicar of VHS said...
Thanks for the comments, everyone!
@Shaun Anderson: Welcome! And thank you for the kind words. I'll definitely be checking out your site.
@Joe Monster--Fear not, there's plenty more MADness to come!
@Jami--I've been torn about whether to subject myself to THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE or not; I've heard people say it's not as bad as one would imagine, but it seems to me that still leaves plenty of wiggle room. :P As for the Duke, I believe he is even now examining his legal options, since the premise for the film is suspiciously similar to a chapter in the second volume of his memoirs entitled, "Re-Creation Recreation, or How I Pioneered the Concept of Nutritional Through-put." More on the lawsuit as it develops!
- May 21, 2010 at 8:02 AM
- The Duke of DVD said...
Jami, I haven't as of yet watched The Human Centipede, but that's only because I'm on holiday in outer Moldavia, which has access to only one television station-a public access channel devoted entirely to the husbandry of goats out of the Ukraine-and only one movie house, which only shows pre-WWII films centered around the eradication "doctors" who operate out of the backs of horse-drawn wagons.
As the Vicar says, I may have to sue, but the second chapter of my book mostly deals with the creation of new life with regards to the bifurcation of existing evolution lines, being forced by the application of certain rare herbs and arcane magicks.
Still, I should sue. I do so love the courts.
- May 21, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- JamiSings said...
Ah - well, I had to ask.
I also saw a book you boys might enjoy - Paul Is Undead: The Beatle Zombie Invasion by Alan Goldsher. Somehow it just seems so - you.
- May 21, 2010 at 7:50 PM


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Renting a car in Costa Rica is a great idea if you are planning on leaving the city and would prefer not to wait for a potentially crowded bus. Most tourist destinations are only a few hours away, and you will definitely enjoy the scenery and beautiful countryside as you drive.
We are often asked what make or model we can recommend ? We don't think there is a certain make or model that is just perfect for everyone. It really depends on what exactly you expecting from your vehicle, where you want to go and how much money you want to spend. A 4x4 is our car of choice. The size of the 4x4 vehicle will depend on the amount of people traveling with their luggages. Both automatic and manual transmission are available, however, it will depend on availability and not all models are available with this option.
For a list of available cars, see below :
|Suzuki Jimny
|Daihatsu Bego
|Toyota RAV4
KIA Sportage
ou Ssangyons Korando
|KIA Sorento
Montero sport, wagon
ou Mitsubishi outlander
|Toyota Prado, Toyota Fortuner
ou Mitsubishi Montero GLS
|2 adults
An economical and compact car
1300 cc
+ : Budget
- : Small car trunk
|2/3 adults
Economical car, AC
1500 cc
+ : Ideal vehicle for a correct budget
- : Perhaps a little bit just in ascent
|2 adults, 2 children
The great classic of the 4x4
de 2000 cc a 2400 cc
+ : Spacious and reliable
- : Can be small for 4 adults with luggages
|4/5 adults + luggages
Space and power
2500 cc
+ : Spacious and comfortable
- : Bulky
|7 adults and more with luggages
The best choice for 4x4
3000 cc
+ : Solidity, reliability, capacity
- : More expensive
Some advice to guide you in the rent of a vehicle, unsurprisingly
Since the creation of our écolodge in Costa Rica and to answer at the request of our customers we tested most of the car rental companies on the following points :
Our experience and a rigorous selection allowed us to hold 3 serious renters guaranteeing very attractive rates and complete packs of insurance. An international company and two order 100 % of Costa Rica.
You will can can be to find prices cheaper somewhere else for several reasons :
A last recommendation :If you do not know your interlocutor communicate on no account your credit card. Some of our customers had the unpleasant surprise to discover that they had paid deposits to companies(societies) which fainted in the nature. TACACORI EcoLodge is in daily relation with reliable and serious local agencies which never ask for the payment of deposit.
There is a multitude of insurances, which differ according to the prices and the inclusive services and it is often difficult to sort out. That is why we wish to explain to you clearly and with full transparency the various options.
Most of the time, you have to pay more to have a more important cover. There is neither "maid" nor "bad" insurance, everything depends on your need for safety and for what you are ready to pay.
Remember yourselves that you go to rent a vehicle which you do not know, in a country in the sometimes deficient road infrastructures and the insufficient road marking. Of more the unpredictable behavior of numerous road users increase the risks of accident.
The main insurances:
Basic Obligatory Insurance:
This insurance has a deductible according to the category of car you rent. It covers collision, roll over and damages to third parties and property (C.D.W). In case of damages to third parties, the Instituto Nacional de Seguros indicates that the deductible amount as stipulated in the clauses is calculated in 20% of the total damages caused to other people's property. Option cover 100 % proposed during the signature of the contract.
Full cover or zero deductible:
This insurance covers your car against traffic accident and 100% damages to third parties, including windscreen and broken glass, vandalism, scratches, dented bodywork
Good to know: no company takes care of the damages to oil pan, rocker panel or to the roof as well as of the damages caused by carelessness and the theft of personal effects.
Additional insurances:
Insurance against theft :
Covers you in case of theft of your rented car. According to the offers, a deductible included between 300$ and 2500$ will be also required by the renter.
Credit Card Insurance : yes but…
Credit cards, in particular "premium" as Visa premier, Gold MasterCard or AMEX, often include specific insurances for the car rental.
Many customers possessing such a credit card consider enough insured for their route by car by rent abroad and think of not needing to contract of additional insurance. It is recommended to the travelers to read well the general conditions of their card and to inquire with their bank.
Auto Rental CDW Programs offered by major card issuers are accepted but under certain conditions:
- Accidents or damage caused while driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.
- Driving the vehicle through inaccessible paths, rivers, shorelines, swamps or similar places.
- Accidents or damages caused to the vehicle by negligent driving, or provoked incidents not contemplated in the traffic police or insurance company reports.
- The vehicle shall not be driven by persons that are not specifically authorized in the rental contract. (Non-authorized drivers).
- The coverage does not include lost keys, tools, and removable radios, discharged batteries because the car lights were left on, broken or cut tires and wheels.
- The insurance neither covers towing nor rescue costs, nor payments for the utilization of cranes or for hauling the car to the main office.
- The coverage excludes a vehicle that was left under hazardous conditions, or in isolated places, thus facilitating a potential theft.
Finally is necessarily needed a traffic police report (Transito) and an insurance report(INS) to be able to be indemnified.
The on-line quotation request is free and without commitment. It involved no fees and no contract. Take simply a few minutes to fill completely request form above, and we shall take care besides. We shall handle your request with our partners to obtain moderate prices and quality service according to your needs and shall contact you when we shall receive their proposal. We shall send you a precise quote by e-mail which you can use to obtain from additional information, compare quietly at your home, ask specific questions or to confirm us your reservation simply.
If you have to bring modifications later, any problem till 24 hours before the pick up of the vehicle. The process of return is even simpler, the company which can provide you a Free transportation to the airport
Traveling with a group, with friends ?
Vous are a big family ?
Rent a Van Toyota Hiace, capacity of 10 persons with luggages, manual transmission, 3000 cc, A/C, AM/FM radio with CD.
Use le form beside and specify in the section remarks "I am interested in the MINI VAN".
In Costa Rica, you are allowed to drive with your normal driver's license for three months, an international drivers license is not necessary. When collecting the car you must present a valid credit card and a valid passport.
With that in mind, here's some great eco-driving tips to minimize the impact of your car on the environment, and save money at the same time.
Eco driving doesn't mean you have to compromise on your vehicle or your journeys. You keep the CO2 emissions down and you can feel good that with eco driving, you're not creating unnecessary pollution.
- Consider renting an "eco friendly" vehicle, new models have potentially reduce their fuel consumption.
- Go steady : Accelerating less aggressively and slowing down moderately for stops can increase your fuel efficiency by over 30%.
- Before your journey, plan the route to avoid local works, congestion or losing your way. If you do hit a traffic jam – turn the engine off.
- Consider sometimes avoiding short journeys, or link together several necessary journeys – cold engines use almost twice as much fuel as heated ones and catalytic converters can take up to five miles to become effective.
- Minimize use air conditioning, use the vent setting as much as possible.
- Don't be idle : If you're stopped for more than a minute, shut off your engine. Fuel efficiency savings of up to 19% are possible by being more aware of not letting your engine idle while stopped
-Streamline your ride : Impovint the aerodynamics of your car reduces drag and improves fuel efficiency.Eco driving is lighter driving.
- Jump in the pool : Drive alone, and you're making the gasoline industry very happy. Ask your friends to combine errand runs with you.


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Dance on tour. "Touring is like breathing. You return full of new impressions while at the same time increasing your knowledge of yourself and what is unique to you. That is why GöteborgsOperans Danskompani intends to continue its successful tours all over the world."
Adolphe Binder, Artistic Director Dance
GöteborgsOperans Danskompani, led by Artistic Director Adolphe Binder, is one of the most attractive companies in Europe. This international company constantly throws itself into new works, created by new and legendary choreographers who dare to enter the unknown and question genres.
Internationale Tanzmesse NRW
Düsseldorf, Germany
A group of people meet together. They all cherish a vague, common dream to move to somewhere far away, to freedom maybe to Alaska.
Dance performance by Gunilla Heilborn.
Or perhaps they are actually already there? They look as though they come from there. Some of them are talking together, someone is singing. What's the penguin doing there? And the woman in the poncho with the strange hairstyle? Each of them has their own story, but deep down there lies that same longing for the wild, wide open spaces. Someone once said that it is the people who have not been able to manage life so well elsewhere who move to Alaska.
Alaska gathers GöteborgsOperans Danskompani in a class with freedom on the schedule. With dance, monologues and singing parts, our human awkwardness is embraced with humour and melancholy.
Alaska is the first work by Gunilla Heilborn for GöteborgsOperans Danskompani (formerly known as The Göteborg Ballet).
Hildur Óttarsdóttir
(Délphine Boutet)
Therese Fredriksson
Micol Mantini
Satoko Takahashi
Danielle de Vries
Rayco Cano Cortes
Andrzej Glosniak
Fernando Melo
Moritz Ostruschnjak
(Erik Johansson)
Mattias Suneson
Matthew Foley
Watch a video from Alaska in Düsseldorf
DECEMBER 15TH 2012 at 8PM
December Dance Brügge, Belgium
Beethoven's 32 variations
by Örjan Andersson
OreloB by Kenneth Kvarnström
Your Passion is Pure Joy to Me
by Stijn Celis
Click here to learn more about the dance performances in "Passion"
Watch a video from December Dance
MARCH 15TH 2013 at 8PM
MARCH 16TH 2013 at 8PM
Nordic Cool
Kennedy Center, Eisenhower Theatre, Washington DC, USA
Beethoven's 32 variations
by Örjan Andersson
OreloB by Kenneth Kvarnström
Your Passion is Pure Joy to Me
by Stijn Celis
Click here to learn more about the dance performances in "Passion"
GöteborgsOperans Danskompani is the only Swedish dance company invited to the Nordic Cool Festival at the busiest art facility in the US: Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
During February and March 2013, The John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts focuses on Nordic culture through the Nordic Cool Festival. The international Festival is one of the year's highlights and will show theater, dance, music, visual arts, literature, design, and film from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden as well as territories of Greenland, the Faroe and Åland Islands. GöteborgsOperans Danskompani is the only Swedish dance company to receive an invitation to the festival, and The Göteborg Opera is the only Nordic opera house represented. GöteborgsOperans Danskompani will perform at the Eisenhower Theater with two dance pieces from the current repertoire.
The dance company made it's North American break-through with it's guest performance at Jacob's Pillow Festival in 2010.
Among the other invited guests are: From Sweden: Royal Dramatic Theatre and Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, from Finland: Tero Saarinen Company, from Norway: National Theatre and Carte Blanche, from Island: Iceland Dance Company and Iceland Symphony Orchestra and from Denmark: Danish Dance Theatre. In addition, a multitude of jazz and youth projects will participate in the festival.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opened in 1971 and focuses on producing and presenting a variety of theater, dance and ballet, orchestral, chamber, jazz, popular, world, and folk music, and multi-media performances for all ages. Every year the institution holds thousands of performances by the greatest artists from around the world as well as nurtures new works and young artists, creating performances, broadcasts, and touring productions while serving the nation as a leader in arts education. As part of its commitment to encourage the widest possible audience for the arts, the Kennedy Center offers the nation's largest Specially Priced Tickets program for students, seniors and others with fixed low incomes. The Center also has been in the forefront of making the performing arts accessible to persons with disabilities. The Center reaches millions of people every year through its television programs.
The Kennedy Center, located on 17 acres, is America's living memorial to President Kennedy as well as the nation's busiest arts facility.
Watch a film clip of the Nordic Tour from Summer 2013
30-31 May 2013 at 7 pm
Dansens Hus Stockholm
13-14 June 2013 at 7 pm
Stavanger Konserthus, Norway
The Rite of Spring/
Untitled Black
The Rite of Spring By Marie Chouinard Untitled Black by Sharon Eyal/Gai Behar
Click here to learn more about The Rite of Spring/Untitled Black
Untitled Black
Anna Altés, Delphine Boutet,
Chiaki Horita, Rebecca Hytting,
Janine Koertge, Micol Mantini,
Satoko Takahashi,
Harumi Terayama,
Danielle de Vries,
Jubal Battisti, Matthew Foley
Dan Langeborg, Fan Luo
Lotem Regev, Tom Weinberger
David Wilde
The Rite of Spring
Anna Altés, Astrid Boons, Delphine Boutet,
Jenna Fakhoury, Chiaki Horita, Rebecca Hytting,
Janine Koertge, Micol Mantini, Kyoko Matsumoto,
Chiara Mezzadri,
Satoko Takahashi,
Harumi Terayama,
Danielle de Vries, Jubal Battisti,
Matthew Foley,
Andrzej Glosniak,
Dan Langeborg, Fan Luo,
Lotem Regev, Tom Weinberger, David Wilde
7-9 June 2013 at 7 pm
Dansens Hus Oslo, Norway
Your Passion is Pure Joy to Me/
Untitled Black
Your Passion is Pure Joy to Me
By Stijn Celis
Untitled Black By Sharon Eyal/Gai Behar
Click here to learn more about Your Passion is Pure Joy to Me/Untitled Black
Your Passion is Pure
Joy To Me:
Micol Mantini
Satoko Takahashi
Chiaki Horita
Jérôme Delbey (7-8/6)
David Wilde (9/6)
Fan Luo
Moritz Ostruschnjak
Matthew Foley
Untitled Black:
Anna Altés
Delphine Boutet
Chiaki Horita
Rebecca Hytting
Janine Koertge
Micol Mantini
Satoko Takahashi
Harumi Terayama
Danielle de Vries
Jubal Battisti
Matthew Foley
Dan Langeborg
Fan Luo
Lotem Regev
Tom Weinberger
David Wilde
2-3 july 2013 8.30 pm
Julidans, Amsterdam, Holland
By Gunilla Heilborn
Hildur Óttarsdóttir
Annika Lindquist
Micol Mantini
Satoko Takahashi
Danielle de Vries
Jérôme Delbey
Andrzej Glosniak
Fernando Melo
Moritz Ostruschnjak
Mattias Suneson
Matthew Foley