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The Life of a SendGrid Developer Evangelist on the West CoastElmer Thomas
It's been just over a month since I became a Developer Evangelist at SendGrid, and I've now attended 8 events in 5 different cities! At each event I have met a variety of interesting people, including awesome SendGrid advocates, and I've learned a great deal about a number of improvements SendGrid can implement in maintaining its top spot in the world of email. What follows is a summary of my adventures over the past month. Enjoy!
Austin Hackday – Austin, Texas – September 12
My first stop was at the Austin API Hackday, sponsored by SendGrid, Mashery, Hoovers, Twilio, Infochimps & Cloudera, where our gracious host Conjunctured lent their coworking space for some hackity hacking.
There were many cool apps developed over the course of the day; you can find overviews of all the apps here (Twilio's Summary) and here (InfoChimp's Summary). The best app that used the SendGrid API was Cop Connection, which won 500,000 SendGrid email credits – that's a whole lot of email!
GoLabs – Austin, Texas
While in Austin, I needed a place to get some work done (besides the hotel) and GoLabs was there to save the day. If you are in Austin and need some hacking space, be sure to hit Steve up on Twitter.
IT Expo – Austin, Texas – September 13 – 15
The last stop in Austin was the IT Expo, where over 8,000 technologists converged. At Rackspace's booth (awesome people), I gave two presentations over two days, explaining the advantages of SendGrid as an email infrastructure replacement.
BTW, if you host at Rackspace, you can get our Bronze plan (40,000 email/month) for free!
LAMPSig & LAphp – Los Angeles, California – September 17
Back near my home city, I presented a talk to LAMPSig and LAphp about building a scalable email infrastructure. You can check out the slides below:
Twilio Con – San Francisco, California – September 21 – 22
First of all, congratulations to Twilio on their first conference – it was a smashing success! SendGrid is proud to have been a leading sponsor!
Our very own Tim Falls was a panelist, speaking on the topic of being an API Community Manager with moderator Shanley Kane, Jason Costa of Twitter and Sara Ford, of Black Duck Software.
Dave McClure, one of our investors, gave a variation of his legendary 'Startup Metrics for Pirates: AARRR!!!' keynote, which was awesome to witness in person.
We also enjoyed the Twilio Con Hack Night, where we gave away a $200 Apple Gift card and 500k emails to the best SendGrid integration. While we had some great apps built using our service, but the guys at SportsSignup stole the show with an app that could (and hopefully will) be added to their existing offering as a new feature.
API Hackday SLC – Salt Lake City, Utah – September 24
My next stop was the API Hackday at SLC, which we proudly sponsored along with Kynetx, Zappos, Mashery, SimpleGeo, Twilio and Doba. The fine folks at Neumont University offered up their facilities, which were more than sufficient.
Once again, we witnessed a plethora of cool apps, which Kynetx summed up nicely in their post.
The Grand Prize winner of a $750 Apple Gift card was SendGrid for Salesforce, coming soon to the SalesForce AppExchange! Congrats to Jon Jessup for the win! Annica Burns was also a SendGrid winner with her Sales Genie Sucker Trap, which integrated the SendGrid API into iOS. Congrats on winning your first hackathon prize, Annica!
OCPHP – Fullerton, California – September 28
Back near the SendGrid CA offices, I gave an overview of Symfony 2. I met some fantastic people there and many talented developers. As a result, SendGrid will continue to sponsor OCPHP throughout the rest of the year, along with the OC Drupal group. If you are in Orange County, check them both out!
Business of APIs – San Francisco, California – October 4
Next up was the Business of APIs Conference, spectacularly brought to us by our friends at Mashery. I learned a great deal about the powerful impact APIs have had on business as well as a peek into the exciting future.
Here are some of the photos I took, plus check out the Storify.com version of the event below:
Facebook Success Summit – Online – October 5 – 25
We have enjoyed great success in building a Twitter community where we are able to interact with our customers in new ways. Our hope is to create a similar, collaborative community on Facebook – not just so we can "get more Likes", but because we want to be accessible wherever our community members want to interact with us. So I'm learning about the current state of Facebook for business at this Internet only conference that runs through the end of the month.
Keep a look out here on the blog (or Twitter/Facebook) for upcoming events. And to those whom I've met and not connected with yet, please be patient, I'm still catching up with all of the amazing people I've met during the last month. If you need to catch me sooner than later, feel free to reach out at 'elmer dot thomas at sendgrid dot com'. I look forward to productive and engaging conversations!


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In the divided world of American politics, it's not easy to find an issue on which the legal affairs correspondent for the Nation and the former chairman of the American Conservative Union agree. But we've found one: the crucial importance of transparency in government, especially when the president claims the power to kill us without charges or trial, by directing the launching of a remote-control drone.
As this is Sunshine Week, a national initiative to promote dialogue about the importance of open government, what better time for the president to make good on his promise to lead the most transparent administration ever and tell us what's up with the drone policy?
President Obama claims he agrees with us on transparency. Shortly after taking office, Obama issued a memorandum to executive branch departments and agencies claiming his intention to "create an unprecedented level of openness in government." Transparency, the president explained, promotes accountability, encourages public engagement and furthers collaborative government.
But actions speak louder than words. For all these promises, when it comes to the most awesome power Obama has asserted thus far — the authority to kill American citizens and others without trial or charges — this administration has been anything but transparent.

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Italian Olives
Large green Nocellara olives from Sicily.
New Spicy Nuts & Nibbles
Almonds, cashews, crispy corn kernels, chickpeas.
Cheese Fonduta
Warm dough sticks with a rich cheese dip.
Garlic Bread
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A folded garlic bread stuffed with mozzarella and riserva cheeses.
Rosemary & Sea Salt Bread
Add olive tapenade or spicy tomato dip (v) for £1.00
New Tuscan Bean Soup
Mixed beans, lentils and spinach in a spicy tomato soup.
Burrata Caprese
Creamier and more indulgent than mozzarella, burrata is served with Santos tomatoes, rocket and basil.
New Spinach & Ricotta Arancini
Crispy smoky ricotta and spinach risotto balls served with a spicy tomato dip.
Toasted pagnotta bread with marinated tomatoes, fresh basil and ricotta salata.
Baked Dough Balls
Choose between plain or fontal cheese and chilli, or try a mix. Served with extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar.
Mushrooms stuffed with mozzarella and riserva cheese, breadcrumbs, garlic and onions, baked on Italian bread, served with garlic mayonnaise.
New Prima Pizza Zucca Zucca (Vegan)
Butternut squash two ways; squash purée on the base and squash on top with balsamic red onions, roquito pepper pearls, spinach, pumpkin seeds and vegan mozzarella alternative.
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Soft goat's cheese, rocket, Santos tomatoes and olive tapenade and mozzarella.
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Soft goat's cheese, rocket, Santos tomatoes, olive tapenade and mozzarella, with a rainbow salad.
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Tomato and mozzarella with oregano. Make it Prima 10.25.
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Artichokes, mushrooms, roasted peppers, Fontal cheese and olives dressed with rocket leaves.
No Gluten Base
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Purple Basil Pesto Genovese
Fresh egg tagliatelle in a green pesto and cream sauce, with fine green beans and pine nuts, topped with purple basil pesto - winner of Great Taste 2018 award.
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Santos tomatoes, garlic and basil in a rich tomato sauce topped fresh mozzarella.
Spaghetti Lentil Ragu (Vegan)
A hearty ragu of green lentils and mixed vegetables in a rich sundried tomato sauce.
Penne Arrabiata
Penne pasta in a fiery rich tomato and basil sauce.
Spinach & Ricotta Girasole
Meaning 'sunflower', these pretty pasta parcels are served with spinach and a mascarpone cream sauce.
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Mozzarella, Lentil & Grain Salad
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New Rosemary Sweet Potato Fries
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Lightly battered courgette sticks.
Served with garlic mayonnaise.
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Vegetable sticks with garlic bread soldiers and dip
Crunchy fresh carrots, cucumber and delicious garlic bread sticks with tasty tomato dip.
Spaghetti al Pomodoro
Strawberries, raspberries and grapes.
Warm milk, frothed up cappuccino style and dusted with chocolate. Our treat for the kids.
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Blood Orange and Chocolate Tart
Zesty dark chocolate tart with a nut and date base, served with tangy raspberry sorbet.
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Vanilla sponge cake soaked in espresso coffee, layered with mascarpone cream.
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Salted caramel, vanilla and hazelnut ice creams topped with chocolate coated coffee beans and crispy biscuits and served with salted caramel sauce.
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Most of us turn down more golf than we accept. It's the nature of the game. If we said "yes" to every invitation, there would be no time left for living. But one invite I couldn't accept fast enough came when I answered my phone one afternoon, and a sweet-sounding woman with a Pennsylvania accent said, "Oh, hi, Steve, it's Gina in Mr. Palmer's office. He has an opening on Tuesday and was wondering if you'd like to join him for golf."
Mr. Palmer was Arnold Palmer. Gina was his office manager in Latrobe.
Steve Eubanks is a former PGA professional, author, columnist and contributing editor at PGA.com. He shares his thoughts here each week.
I had my flight booked to Pittsburgh before hanging up the phone.
As if the prospect of playing with Arnold Palmer were not intimidating enough, to get to the first tee from Pittsburgh you have to turn your rental car to the right at the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, make a quick left onto Arnold Palmer Drive, and take another right into the entrance of Arnold Palmer's Latrobe Country Club where you can go downstairs to the Palmer Grill, order an Arnold Palmer, and wait for the man himself to show up and buy you lunch.
I would have been a nervous wreck had he not done exactly what I knew he would do: slap me on the back as if I were a long, lost prodigal son, introduce me to everyone in the room, and treat me like a prince the entire day.
"Let's go to the locker room and I'll get you set up with a towel and a locker," he said. It was classic Arnie. He is the most influential golf figure of the last 60 years, a man every pro in the world owes a huge debt; the man who first referred to the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship as the "professional majors," and a man who, through his very presence, reinvigorated the sagging British to its rightful state as the game's oldest and most storied championship. And yet, that afternoon, before our round, he wanted to make sure my hamburger was cooked the way I liked it, and that I had a locker and a towel.
As awed as I was by his kindness, I wasn't surprised.
I first met Arnold Palmer (if meet is the right word) at the 1974 Masters when, as a husky 12-year-old wearing an ill-fitting Munsingwear shirt and a bad haircut, I snuck past the Pinkertons and into the Augusta National clubhouse during one of Georgia's ubiquitous pop-up showers. And there he was: Arnie, his hip propped up on the chair railing, oozing the kind of cool that would have made Clint Eastwood and Steve McQueen blink.
Our eyes met, and I froze. Then, glancing down at my "Grounds Only" badge, he said "You know you shouldn't be in here with that. If they see you, they might ask you to leave the golf course." He was anything but scolding. It was like an older friend giving me advice for a first date, a "just between you and me" secret delivered with a twinkle in his eye and a knowing half smile.
He put his arm around me and escorted me out to an awning where I could stay dry without violating my Patron Agreement, and said, "You going to be okay here?" I assured him that I would be. Then I pulled out a soggy pairings sheet and said, "May I have your autograph?"
"Of course," he said as if I'd asked him to join me at the Ritz for dinner. After signing the one dry side of the paper, he was gone, waltzing back inside with all the flair of Paul Newman on an Oscar red carpet.
Thirty-eight years ago, and I remember every second of it, not because of what he said or did - anybody could have escorted a trespassing kid out of the clubhouse and signed a pairing sheet - but for how he said it, and the way he made me feel. Every second that I spent with him that day, and in the days that followed when, as an adult, I collaborated with him on two books, visited him at Bay Hill many times, and sat through countless interviews, he made me and everyone else he touched feel special.
That is why Arnold is, and will remain, the King.
Guy Kinnings, who runs the European, African, and Middle Eastern golf divisions of IMG, told me, "I encourage all our new clients to go listen to him speak. When they come out of the speech, I ask them, 'How was it?' To a man, they always say, 'It was great. He was fantastic.' So, then I'll ask, 'What did he talk about?' And they can't remember, because it doesn't matter. He never really says much. It's how he says it that makes all the difference. Everyone who hears him speak leaves thinking they have a friend in Arnold Palmer."
He is the model, not just of what a professional athlete should be, but of what a professional should be in every category of life. This week, his personal hospitality will be on display once more as the tour returns to Bay Hill for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He will be there, not as a figurehead, but as a gracious host. You can find him having fruit and oatmeal in the dining room of the lodge, patrolling the range and the putting green, and sitting down with the broadcast crew to talk about the tournament and the state of the game. There is a little more stoop to his posture these days, and the words don't flow as freely as they did in years past. But the twinkle and the smile remain, as does his unfailing gift for making everyone in his presence feel special.
His game is no longer on display, and the staff and family go out of their way to make his life easier. He won't be changing the brake shoes on the golf carts as he did the Tuesday before the 1992 Bay Hill Invitational - "Sorry I can't shake your hand, I don't want to get grease on you," he told me that day. But you can rest assured of one thing: if any of the players this week need a towel, Mr. Palmer will go out of his way to make sure they have one.
Steve Eubanks is a prolific writer, authoring 30 books including An Afternoon with Arnie and Augusta: Home of the Masters. Eubanks is a former college golfer and PGA Professional. You can follow him on Twitter at @jseubanks


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Title: Mobile Music Making - History and Prospects by Georg Essl
Abstract: "Mobile music making" refers to the use of mobile devices in music performance. This talk reviews the fairly brief history of this emerging field by emphasizing performance practices but also technologies as have been developed so far. Then we go over some challenges ahead. What kinds of mobile music performances are thinkable? What are the restrictions and opportunities of the mobile setting and mobile technology for these types of performances?
Title: What's so hard about waves in the plane?by Georg Essl
Abstract: This talk discusses the properties of the wave equation in the plane for bounded domains. This is the typical equation we consider when trying to come up with physical models of drums, violin top plates or other flat sounding objects. Digital waveguides provide a very elegant physical modeling technique for the one-dimensional wave equation. This has to do with specific properties of the 1-D wave equation. There are however analogue descriptions and related properties in two dimensions. Impulsive excitations and their resulting wave fronts have a specific geometric structure. Goal of the lecture is to illustrate these and other structural properties of the solution of the 2-D wave equation. This gives us some specific clues why faithful physical models in two dimensions are more complicated.


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Topdeck vs Alpine Asian Treks & Expedition - Tour Companies Compared
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This Topdeck was so much fun, with it being the leaders last trip the chefs first trip and everyone else on the bus being 18 on a GAP year it was one to remember!Read more
Unfortunately we missed out on Nice as we were in Paris heading to Nice on Bastille day, the day of the drive through attack. Topdeck took a good step forward and moved us to Switzerland earlier and we had an extra day there and in Florence instead! They had the best facts and took us to the best places. Our leader Amanda would tell us the most important facts of the trip show us where to party and where to stay safe and let us do our own thing at night!
Would highly recommend!
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5.0 February 2017
There are so many great things to say about my European trip of a lifetime. The people that made it was my fellow topdeckers and of course the Fab Tour guide Matt Stewart. This is a trip that I will never forget, so many lovely memories I will cherish forever. We was very lucky with Matt because he really took time to talk to us and make us all feel relaxed with each other and asked us what we wanted to do. He was so knowledgable about all the places we went to, I remember thinking to myself this guy is pretty cool the fact he knows so well about the history and culture of each place especially the amount of cities we travelled to. Matt made the trip fun, interesting, exciting and I hope that if I was to ever do a top deck again one day he would be the tour guide or I think I would be disappointed. Have recommended top deck to so many people, memories I will have for a lifetime.Read more
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Topdeck Tours was awesome, at the time back in 2005 I was traveling for 12 months, and wanted to see a huge chunk of Europe on a budget, so I found this company and it was exactly what I was looking for, the guides were very friendly, our cook was making really great meals on the side of the road, and the driver was very funny, and the accommodation was all good and I and all the other people had such and awesome time, and lots of us still keep in touch and will always remember our Topdeck experience.Read more
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Founded in 1973, Topdeck has been providing fun, adventurous trips around the world for 18-39 for over 40 years.
What Makes Topdeck Travel Stand Out?
Topdeck tour focuses on providing friendly and authentic guided group tours where like-minded 18-39 year old travelers can have amazing group experiences. There are several trip types to choose from, from camping, to immersive, to multi destination, to sailing.
Who Will Enjoy Traveling with Topdeck?
Sociable, adventurous, budget conscious 18-39 year olds are the kinds of traveler who will gravitate to Topdeck. Though they offer a few different distinct travel styles, there is definitely a sense of an ongoing party, with travel as the conduit and underlying shared interest.
If the idea of being around a group of similarly aged people - many of whom may be exploring internationally for the first or second time - being spontaneous, and meeting locals (often in the environment of bars or clubs) is unappealing, then Topdeck may not be your cup of tea.
Introverted travelers, or those for whom an extensively planned itinerary including many museums and historical sites is ideal, may want to hunt around before choosing a Topdeck tour.
That is not to dissuade the more observational traveler - who may very well find a group they gel with perfectly on a Topdeck tour. Only to caution that you will be surrounded by several extroverted personalities.
The bottom line is if you are game for anything, are traveling on a budget, and don't mind fairly basic but comfortable accommodations and inexpensive meals - sometimes on the go - then you will enjoy the Topdeck tour experience.
Top Destinations
Topdeck has tours throughout the world, in Europe, Australia & New Zealand, North America, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Topdeck Travel Style
The Topdeck travel style is tied quite specifically to their audience. These tours are great for youthful and energetic 18-39 year olds looking for a good time and to make new friends.
In the interest of keeping their tours affordable, travelers with Topdeck will need to make a few allowances. For example, hostels and hotels may be situated quite far away from the city centers. You can also expect some long travel days. The more of a good sense of humor and adventure you have, the more you'll enjoy the experience.
Why Choose a Tour With Topdeck
Feeling the urge to connect with travelers in your age group, have fun, and make lasting friendships? Topdeck has over 40 years of experience in adventure travel, which has helped them create epic low cost trips for 18-30 somethings.
These tours are certainly not for those who prefer to take things slow. You will be running around, moving between a lot of places - which in some cases means very long bus rides - going out a lot, meeting new people, and staying active throughout your tour.
If your ideal travel experience is more methodical and planned out in nature, Topdeck may not be for you.
But if you are an adventurous and social travelers eager to absorb a new culture and make new friends, then hop on board!
Trekking tours in the Himalaya's are the speciality, however cultural tours and family friendly offerings are also available.
What Makes Them Stand Out?
Though their name suggests that they are a trekking tour company, Alpine Asian Treks is actually much more. They offer several cultural tours and family friendly tours along with the classic Himalayan trekking experience. They do have a special focus in trekking and peak climbing, so if you're looking for a this kind of trip, they would be perfect.
Who Travels With Them?
Trekking and peak climbing tours are specifically geared toward fit, active, and adventurous travelers. Alpine Asian Treks will be more enjoyed by those who are experienced. If this is less appealing, consider a family friendly tour, or cultural adventure. Their tours are budget conscious without jeopardizing safety.
Where Do They Operate?
They operate in the Himalayan regions, primarily Nepal. Treks include the classic circuits and Everest climbs, but they also venture into some peak climbs and treks that may be more unfamiliar.
Why Travel With Them?
A lot of choice among treks and climbs, including several that are less well known puts Alpine Asian treks a step above the rest. Their tours are perfect for experienced trekkers, as well as those searching for a beginners challenge.


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Happy, happy, happy New Year's resolution week. We all have something that we would like to be better in life. And if you don't think you do – well, that might be your answer: admitting there's an issue cause I promise there's something. I hope we all prosper in our goals and make 2015 a year to brag about.
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¥ou get it, situational things of that sort. Oh also it's hard to type with your fingers crossed that the gators will win. Ha ha yeah white knuckles and all, it didn't help.
As far as the fishing goes, it's been pretty consistent with a hot spot here and there when the weather settles–the usual for this time of year.
Summer work begins early in the morning for the Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) students at the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge. Before the sun makes it over the long leaf pines in the forest, the ice is already in the cooler. Equipment for the day's work is loaded into the truck along with other essentials, but nothing that would attract bats.
Hello everyone. We have a big week here in lil' 'ole Cedar Key. Independence Day is always a good time in the key: lots of folk, lots of fish, lots of flashing lights and lots of family time – all great reasons to spend time near the Gulf Coast and with the key- life-way of thinking.
Hello everyone. I hope everybody has a great Father's Day weekend planned. The weekend is gonna be hot, but nice. Those little heat showers may be an issue but the mornings will be good to go, I feel.
Our water temps are rising and the grass flats are growing back really nice. Some of our spots for trout have grass a few feet deep. That's awesome to see, because a month ago they were still behind on growth.
Hello everyone, hope all is well and y'all are getting to enjoy the weather this week – it's darn close to perfection. The fishing wasn't far from the same.
The conditions haven't changed much over the past few weeks – the water temps have risen to high 70s. But, the brown water is still here and not going anywhere soon.
Hey everyone. I hope everyone is enjoying this little shot of nice weather and, man, let's hope it lasts a little while. We need some kind of good trend with no wind, no rain, and maybe, just maybe, our water will get cleared up some.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will be holding a public hearing at the Tommy Usher Center in Chiefland, on Tuesday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m. on proposed deer hunting rules for the north Florida region.
Federal land agencies across the country are celebrating "W50", the fiftieth anniversary of the Wilderness Act, signed into law Sep. 3, 1964, as the result of a long fought effort to formally designate federal lands as wilderness.
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Buriram Province, where Opportunity Foundation is located, and its neighboring provinces are primary sources of trafficked children and women, and domestic violence and child abuse are common. Opportunity Foundation is also strategically located only sixty kilometers from Cambodia, a country where many children and women are trafficked to neighboring countries and further abroad.
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For the third day in a row The Sun has used the word "revenue" to identify the fines collected from speed- and red-light cameras ("Not so fast," Sept. 14). But these are fines, not revenue. If the city wanted revenue it could solve its budget issues simply by posting cameras along the JFX. What a windfall that would be.
I do not know how your editors get around the city, but the places where I drive frequently — Northern Parkway, Charles Street, Boston Street and the JFX — have speed limits that are infrequently observed and rarely enforced.
Yet you say the city's camera program must be flawed because more, rather than fewer, drivers are receiving traffic-camera tickets. The arithmetic would tell you that more drivers violating traffic laws equals more drivers being caught by these cameras and that's what produces more tickets.
Perhaps this is one reason insurance companies charge city residents more. How is it that some drivers don't get the fact that if you speed and ignore red lights you will be ticketed by a camera?
As for the size and location of signs warning drivers of the cameras' presence, would the editors have the police announce and post their undercover investigations? Streets throughout the city seem to be posted adequately with speed limit signs. In any case, the city already posts the locations of its cameras on its web site.
The Sun should do a report on how much over the 12 mph threshold these scofflaws are speeding and how many are repeat violators. I think the line given in another Sun editorial got it right: "Those who don't want to be ticketed need only follow the law."
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Sewer – Septic inspections
Water that flows down any drain in the home is waste water. This is water that must be cleaned before it is returned to the environment. Thus, keeping private sewer/septic systems well-maintained is important.
If you live where a municipal system is in place, then waste water will leave your home through a series of pipes below the street. Using gravity, or pumps, the water flows through larger and larger pipes until it reaches a treatment facility to be properly cleaned.
If you do not live in an area where a sewer treatment plant is available, then you may have a private septic system consisting of a large underground tank and absorption field on your property. Wastewater flows out of the house and into the tank, where bacteria work to break down the solids. Liquid waste water is eventually released into a drain field, a series of perforated pipes that allow the water to be released into the soil. Microorganisms in the soil finish the cleaning process.
When purchasing a home with a septic system, you may want to consider having the system inspected. An inspector will attempt to locate the septic tank, drain field and any well on the property and visually examine accessible parts of the system for evidence of problems. Because much of the system is housed underground, the inspector may also perform a dye test or other tests. During a dye test, the tank is hydraulically loaded. The inspector will then check for evidence of problems. The inspector must recheck the site in 48 hours to look for evidence of dye around the septic tank and drain field. Following the second inspection, a written report and recommendation is provided.
Septic systems should be pumped and serviced periodically by a certified technician to remove solids and help microorganisms clean the waste water more effectively. Prior to selling the home, you may want to have the system pumped and serviced.


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Is this code for something? I have now twice made it through the long, arduous hiring process (multiple phone interviews, 8 hour in person interview with 30-45 minute presentations) only to be called a few days later and say that the position was being terminated and they are no longer hiring. This time the company had 3 months to figure out if they needed the position, but decide after they wasted everyone's time that the position is not needed? Give me a break. I would much rather be told that they hired somebody that was more qualified.
Anyways, I'm 3 months unemployed from a postdoc contract where I had the rug pulled out from under me, being told that contract couldn't be renewed and had 4 months to find a job...to no avail obviously. Have been applying for jobs now for over 2 years. Have leaned on contacts, applied for over 100 jobs, have gotten to 4 in-person interviews. I would love to stay in research, but I think this is the universe telling me to move on and do something else. Thanks for listening.


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If you're an enemy of Mibu Kyoshiro, you wouldn't like him when he's angry. When his life is truly threatened, another personality emerges from within, fully capable of eliminating any potential threat to his well-being.
And no, I still haven't seen Ang Lee's The Hulk, yet.
In Samurai Deeper Kyo, available now in manga form from TOKYOPOP and on DVD from Media Blasters, a seemingly simple medicine peddler shares his body with an infamous man known as Demon Eyes Kyo. Set four years after the decisive Battle of Sekigahara - the bloody civil war that marked the rise of the Tokugawa Shogunate - Samurai Deeper Kyo blends familiar elements of Japanese history with a bit of fantasy, creating a series that fans of Inu-Yasha, Rurouni Kenshin, Blade of the Immortal, or even Vagabond should enjoy.
Kyoshiro doesn't garner much attention until the story's beginning, when he is captured by the beautiful (and resourceful) Shiina, a female bounty hunter. With a combination of good tracking skills, a talent for fooling men, and dumb luck, Shiina captures Kyoshiro for the pittance of a bounty on his head that he earned from eating at an inn and running off without paying the tab.
Shiina knows that there is an exorbitant bounty for the capture of Demon Eyes Kyo, and that he is wanted for the murder of more than a thousand men. What she doesn't realize, however, is that Kyo and Kyoshiro are one and the same. She ends up traveling with Kyoshiro, and in time, we learn that she is on a quest of her own, as well. All in all, the story features interesting characters with a complex history, and it's going to be fun watching the events to come unfold.
From the beginning, we aren't given too much of the back story. From the reputation that precedes him, it appears that Demon Eyes Kyo is a fearsome bloodthirsty killer; yet his behavior while trapped in Kyoshiro's body doesn't quite match that of a murderous madman. His fighting skills are impeccable, which is important as he faces both his enemies as well as the odd monsters that have appeared in the four years following Sekigahara.
Mibu Kyoshiro, on the other hand, is a comical character that is more concerned with his attractive companion's breasts than the outstanding warrant for his (and Demon Eyes Kyo's) arrest. As a healer, his skills are adequate, but there seems to be more to Kyoshiro than is revealed in the first few episodes of the anime (or the first manga volume for that matter).
As the story moves along, we're sure to learn more about Kyoshiro and Kyo's connection, and whether or not they're destined to stay bound to one another forever, or if there is some way they might live as separate beings once again. Perhaps even more interesting is the fact that remnants of the losing faction of the Battle of Sekigahara are gathering, possibly planning to attempt to take down the Tokugawa Shogunate once again. Either way, the mix of historical fiction with trace elements of fantasy and a character with multiple personalities should offer something for all sorts of anime and manga fans.
The anime version is based on the manga created by Akimine Kamijyo and published in Japan in 1999. As such, both the manga and anime editions of the series are visually sharp products. It's nice to see a simultaneous manga/anime release, since you can never really get too much of a good thing. Interestingly enough, Bandit King Jing, another near-simultaneous release, was animated by the same studio that handled Samurai Deeper Kyo, Studio Deen. The anime version of Kyo was directed by Junji Nishimura, and the music is performed by Jyukaikukyousougakudan. I just had to mention that group's name. Long name notwithstanding, the music is an energetic mix of rock and more classical-sounding background music that highlight the action with style.
I'm always a sucker for samurai shows, so you can be sure I already pre-ordered the whole set for this series. I even sprung for the collector's box, which is easily one of the greatest boxes ever released by a studio. It's made of wood with the logo on the front. A wood panel slides up to reveal the discs within, and it's wrapped by a paper sheath with artwork from the show. My box also came with a pack of stickers featuring the character shots shown between commercial breaks. And to top it all off, the collectors' box also had a $5 rebate included.
I got the whole thing at Deep Discount DVD for $27. Not too shabby.
If you love the sound of weapons clashing in a Japan of times past, then Samurai Deeper Kyo is a sure thing in either its manga or anime format. The manga is a bit more mature, for you can always get away with more in a book, but the anime series doesn't disappoint. I'd suggest doing as I did - buy them both!


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North Bergen Reporter, June 2 2013
By Joseph Passantino
The Cuban people, their culture, and their zest for independence were honored on Friday, May 24, with a flag raising ceremony in front of North Bergen Town Hall, a ceremony in which several West New York residents were honored as well.
In fact, the West New York region has the largest percentage of Cuban Americans outside of Miami.
North Bergen Mayor Nicholas Sacco paid homage to a community that contributes so much to the fiber of North Bergen and neighboring towns.
"They [Cuban immigrants] just add so much to the county," said Sacco. "They were the first sustained wave of immigration we had in years."
Though many have moved on, according to the mayor, "there's still a strong core of Cubans here. They are professionals. They are hard workers. They're just a very positive force in North Bergen."
In North Bergen, a commissioner, the municipal clerk, and personnel director are all Cuban-Americans, according to the mayor.
Sal Vega, West New York mayor from 2006-2011, attended the event. "It's important," he said. "It's nice to see, a tradition."
Vega cited the high concentration of Cubans in the Hudson County towns of Union City, West New York, and North Bergen as reason enough to keep the commemoration ongoing.
"Little by little, the Cuban-American community had success in these municipalities," Vega said. "A town like North Bergen still keeps this observance alive."
He said it is ironic that the United States is the most Democratic nation in the world and yet only 90 miles away, Cuba's residents "can't freely use the Internet, can't freely travel and have restrictions on what they read and see on television."
The activities commemorated May 20, the day Cuba received its independence from Spain in 1902. The arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 brought colonization by the Spaniards which lasted for more than 400 years.
It was not until the conclusion of the Spanish-American War that Spanish rule left the island nation in 1898, even though most other Latin American countries had gained their freedom from Spain by 1825. Cuba officially became independent on May 20, 1902.
Cosmo Cirillo, a legislative aide for Assemblywoman Angelica Jimenez, D-West New York, came with a proclamation from the legislator observing Cuban Independence.
Rafael Triana and Orestes Minguez, both of West New York, received proclamations at the event, as did Israel Romero of Union City and Pascual Vallin of North Bergen.
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T-Shirt by Weekday, Denim Jacket by Albam, Shoes by Nike, Jeans by Acne, Dotted Socks by Uniqlo, Glasses by Moscot
Nice outfit, it's combined well, so I like it. I like the denim jacket and I can divine the little dots on your socks. Great, you postet a bit and bob again, after time :)ReplyDelete
really great look!
Fashion Philosophy
I really like that denim jacket!
You look very nice!ReplyDelete
Wider mal en ganz tolle look. Vor allem s tshirt gfallt mer sehr... :)ReplyDelete
You always get everything just right.ReplyDelete
you're so cute! love the sneakers, need to get me some like that so my feet don't kill me when i'm out all day!!
Thanks to all of you! Those nikes are the same ones I featured in Little Findings #3ReplyDelete
You look great, this is a nice look.
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I can see the dots ;)
In this outfit the jacket looks better than before, because of the light it looked like green in this old outfit.
effortlessly stylishReplyDelete
I really love your looks; they're really practical, but really awesome and stylish.ReplyDelete
great shirt!
so effortless! love it!
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Pascal, what stuff did you use for theese photos? They are amazing.ReplyDelete
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Yeah dude, now you know how us girls feel walking around in heels all day LOL
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Hey Pascal, I was just wondering how those venture's fit?! do they run true to size or half a size bigger/smaller?! Thanks i appreciate you!!! and i love your styleReplyDelete
The model I'm wearing mainly is Nike Vortex but I'm the same size across all Nike sneakers. I just checked my Converse Chucks and they are half a size smaller (US sizing) than my Nikes but when I look at the European sizing it's the same number. I size up one whole size over my leather shoes. Hope that helps.Delete
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I'm an oriental but I hate oriental boys's style but I like yours..! I haven't seen a boy like you :)ReplyDelete
what model of nike shoes is that? thanks in advance...ReplyDelete


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by Lou Mancinelli
Before he founded and later sold his family's stake in Philadelphia Insurance Companies for $1 billion, he forfeited a basketball scholarship to one school and nearly failed out of Saint Joseph's College because of his grades.
Now, longtime Chestnut Hill resident James J. Maguire Sr., 79, is a principal donor to the $150 million Saint Joseph's University (SJU) expansion campaign. A $15M gift from Maguire and his wife Frances led the way towards the school's purchase of adjacent Episcopal Academy for $93 million in 2008 .
The 38-acre James J. Maguire '58 campus increased the school's size by 38 percent, adding classrooms, offices, laboratories, sports fields and parking. Maguire said he owed his success to Saint Joseph's, where his life changed after he learned to manage his dyslexia and developed a moral compass he used to guide his attitude in life and in business.
He'll be awarded the Distinguished Leadership Award at this year's Insurance Society of Philadelphia's Independence Gala on Nov. 14.
After failing out of Niagara University in December 1952, Maguire transferred to SJU. He was born in Germantown and later moved to upstate New York where his father worked for MetLife. In 1954 he was drafted into the army and spent 20 months in Korea. His grades, below a 2.0 GPA, prohibited his eligibility for a student's draft deferment.
Two years later, back at SJU, the dedication of Father Hunter Guthrie enabled Maguire to learn to use index cards and a ruler to read.
"When I returned from the military [he] spent untold hours helping me and other students," Maguire said.
In his first year with MetLife after graduation, Maguire earned the President's Club distinction, a recognition reserved for 175 of 29,000-plus salesmen. He'd convinced MetLife to charge deaf clients a standard rate, compared to the rate-and-a-half they were currently paying at other agencies and "overnight became the talk of the industry."
He founded Maguire Insurance Agency Inc. in 1960 at 156 W. Chelten Ave. in Germantown in a 300-square-foot office. It was around that time car dealerships began offering the lease option to individuals. Maguire worked out a plan to include car insurance in the lease agreement, capturing the Delaware Valley market.
Then General Motors called, asking him to arrange his plan to coordinate with their leases at dealerships across the nation. In 1968, his 15-person staff grew to include six offices nationwide, almost overnight.
Business and sports
"My feeling is the business world is no different than the sports world," Maguire said.
Maguire runs his business like a general manager runs a sports team. He wants the top players, the most competitive and the most physically and mentally fit. He wants team players who want to win.
As his company grew, Maguire visited universities in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Orlando and more to interview potential employees, looking for athletes who competed in some way on the university level. He hired people who lived in those cities for years.
This approach led to success. Philadelphia Insurance Companies was ranked as one of the best companies in America by Forbes magazine, and The Wall Street Journal ranked it as the top insurance company out of 1,000 public companies, based on consistent earnings per share, return on equity and consistent profit and combined ratio.
Physical fitness has been a tenet of Maguire's own life as well as that of his company. He himself participated in his first marathon in 1986. When his kids broke curfew or turned in poor grades, he'd have them meet him down in the Wissahickon Saturday morning for a four-mile run.
Philadelphia Insurance Co. sponsors The Philadelphia Triathlon, which he completed two years ago. At the time of this interview, 13 of the company's current employees were participating in the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii. To finish, participants must swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles across fields of lava rock, and run a race as long as a marathon.
Maguire himself still runs two miles three times a week and for most of his life ran 40 miles a week. He's been on biking trips around the world and is set to leave this month for a trip with his wife from Buenos Aires to Salta, Argentina, covering 50 miles a day.
Maguire's son, James J. Maguire, Jr., has competed in the Hawaii race. That Maguire Jr. can run at all is a testament to the strength of mind passed from father to son and the kind of mental attitude that prevails throughout the company. In 2001 he broke his neck, jaw, both kneecaps and hand after being hit by a car while biking. Maguire Sr. and his wife feared their son might not be the same again, but he rehabilitated himself in six months. He became the company CEO in 2002.
"You can train your body so far, but if you don't have the mental discipline you can't do it," said Maguire.
Maguire recounted his memories in his recent autobiography, "Just Show Up Every Day," now available at Amazon.com and in Kindle format. He shares his six steps for success, showing up every day reigning paramount among them. Others include, pursuing one's passion, demonstrating integrity and maintaining a balance between family, fitness, education and spirituality.
Best Professional
Maguire has always put people smarter than himself around him. He set out to be the best professional in America.
"I'm not smart enough to be a doctor," he said. "But I can be professional."
Four of his nine children attended SJU, and four of his grandchildren now attend the school, in addition to one who graduated. As the school strives to become the preeminent Catholic university in the northeast, Maguire continues to do his part to contribute.
With the assistance of fellow insurance magnate Brian Duperreault, also an SJU grad, Maguire started an insurance internship program at SJU. The two gathered 25 of the industry's top executives, all of whom contributed gifts between $50K and $100K, and pledged to provide internships for its students. When those students finish school, there are jobs waiting. More than 40 of the program's 2011 grads walked right into jobs they earned.
Maguire said his philanthropy is a result of a lesson the Jesuit priests at SJU taught him: to be a man for others. The Maguire Foundation supports dozen of causes, including the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Germantown, a soup kitchen and summer camp for underprivileged kids.
Maguire said in the next 10 years his foundation, with the William Penn Foundation, plans to focus on supporting education and the faith and future of Philadelphia's private and public high schools. The Maguire Scholars Program provides scholarships to students at 15 schools.
"We'd like to outstrip Boston," he said about SJU's and Philadelphia's growing academic reputation.
This year Maguire predicted that the SJU basketball team will break the top five in the nation, an optimistic hope for the man whose basketball skills got him into college – an opportunity he almost lost.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 40 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
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We are building a new metasearch engine that uses the chatter and gossip from the real-time web (twitter, etc.) to figure out the meaning of search queries. We are not a real-time search engine, but instead a general search engine that utilizes the real-time web to improve the search results.
The company name (Stinky Teddy) is based on my kid's favorite stuffed animal. For a while this thing was with her 24 hours a day, and often would get dirty and stinky. You can see a picture of Stinky Teddy #3 (the first two have been lost) on the web site (http://www.stinkyteddy.com). I happened to own this domain, so when I needed to put up a prototype of the search engine I put it there. The name seems to have some memorability and sticking power, so we are going to use it.
Currently, I'm using photos of the teddy bear, but the creators may object. I'm looking for a logo that incorporates the spirit of Stinky Teddy along with the text of the name.
My target audience is middle age housewives from the midwest. I want them to consider stinkyteddy.com to be a fun but trustworthy alternative to Google for the searches. Who can you trust more than your childhood teddy bear? And who was with you for the happiest days of your life?
I also want a logo that makes the name stinkyteddy stick in people's head.
I will be using this logo in several places, on the home page search box, on the search engine results page and in advertising. It will generally be to the left of a search box. It needs to look good in multiple sizes.
I also need a favicon version which incorporates that same design theme but doesn't have any text (right now I use a close up of stinkyteddy's face).
Nothing can be copyrighted or public domain -- I must own the final copyright.
In terms of output I'll need:
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There's a lot going on and my mental forecast is all blue skies. Phin and I may spend some time in a warmer climate later this year (more on this if it happens), and with all the warm weather we've been having lately I can't stop thinking about the summer sewing I'd like to do. So, while away from the Craft Lounge, I did what all obsessed sewists do; I dreamed of (and shopped for) a fantasy summer wardrobe project.
This was spurred on by a BMV members pattern sale (naturally).
|V8800 shirt for Phin, V8725 sundress, M6569 bathing suit and B5749 knit dress for me
|DKNY knit pieces - V1280, V1235 and V1282
Once I splurged on these patterns I began thinking about what I had in my stash. And here's the funny thing: what my stash says about me is that I love summer sewing. Apparently, I long for white trousers:
|L to R: White bottom weight linen (AK Fabrics), cotton (Calvin Klein from FabricMart) and cotton/poly blend (MetroTextiles).
And I wish I had more time to make fun patterned pants, like the BurdaStyle 6/2011-114 flowered border print pants that I made last year.
|L to R: Flower print cotton, border print cotton and seersucker (all MetroTextiles)
I long to make loose sheer drapey tops from chiffon and charmuese...
|L to R: blue and turquoise chiffons (Elliott Berman), striped charmeuse (Michael Levine) and orange polished cotton (Anne Klein from FabricMart)
...from patterns like BurdaStyle 4/2012- 111.
I would have all kinds of sheaths and sundresses, mostly in shades of orange.
|L to R: tangerine pinstriped denim, Anne Klein lightweight damask, stretch cotton poly floral and Calvin Klein cotton sateen stripes (all from FabricMart)
And I top it all with some cute knit wraps or shrugs...
|L to R: teal, turquoise and black rayon jersey knits (MetroTextiles)
Like BurdaStyle 3/2012-121.
I could go on about all the summer clothing I would sew. But what about you? What does your fantasy sewing look like vs what you have in your stash? Does your stash have as strong a point of view as mine? Do tell!
OK, for me it's now back to reality. I swear to you that I have some good sewing posts - where I've actually sewn something - coming up. In fact, here is a sneak peek at a warm weather project I did when I needed a little break from my leather jacket muslin.
It was rather cold that day and when we finished photographing I wrapped up in my beach blanket. he he he So at the moment you'll just have to guess at what's underneath all that terrycloth. So, please keep checking back. It's blue skies and happy sewing ahead.


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Some Irish bars in Manhattan say they noticed a drop off in tourist numbers this year, with fewer revelers pounding the pavements during the recent St. Patrick's Day festivities.
With the annual parade concluding this year at 79th Street, many business owners anticipated that this would have a knock-on effect on the local footfall during the festivities.
Mick McCullagh, the proprietor of the Molly Pitcher bar on the Upper East Side, says he noticed fewer St. Patrick's Day marchers in his Irish bar.
"Generally we predominantly get marchers from the parade, cops from out of town, etc., but this year we didn't get as many marchers because of the parade stopping at 79th. As soon as it turned onto Second Avenue many people headed back down town," he told the Irish Voice.
"It was a beautiful day and the numbers should have been better, but we were about 15% down on last year.
"We got hit with marchers early on, but that crowd died out later, normally they would have stayed all day" says McCullagh, adding that the normally hectic Happy Hour was their quietest time of the day.
"It should have been jammed from five to seven, that's normally the height of it," says the Dublin man. "All the bars on the block felt it."
Over on the West Side, the Parlour owner John Kelly told the Irish Voice that he also noticed business was down from previous years.
"We definitely found it slower than other years," says Kelly, a native of Dublin.
Kelly says he noticed a significant drop in tourists in comparison to previous years.
"We are the home of the Celtic Football Supporters Club, so normally we attract a huge crowd of tourists from Scotland and Ireland," he said.
Despite taking out advertisements in both Dublin and Glasgow newspapers in the build up to the festivities, Kelly said there was a significant drop off in numbers.
"The ones that did travel over shortened their trips, with a lot just staying for five days," he noticed.
When asked if the shortening of the parade was a factor, the Parlour proprietor says he thinks that people are just cutting back.
"I think it was down more to the economy," he feels.
"Normally we are almost full by 12 o'clock but this year we didn't fill up until six," explained Kelly, adding, "I'm open 13 years and this was the first year I didn't have a line outside."
"There were very few tourists in comparison; it was more of a regular crowd with a lot more Americans than Irish," said Kelly.
In P.D. O'Hurley's on 72nd and Amsterdam Avenue, manager Claudine Gallagher told the Irish Voice that things were much tamer during the day.
"We didn't get hit until later in the day, the night was much busier. There were not as many Irish out this year. There are quite a few groups that would normally come over from Ireland, but they weren't out this year," she said.
"During the day there were a few people coming and going but nothing insane."
In Midtown West, the Three Monkeys bar which celebrated it's first St. Patrick's Day last Thursday reported that while there was a good daytime crowd, business picked up more as the night went on.
"There were a lot of regulars in during the day and things got very busy for happy hour," says Michelle Shanaghy, originally from Cavan.
"However there were not very many Irish and Scottish tourists."


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Scissorcrafts for Children is a family of 15 free craft websites offering educational crafts and images for children, hobbiests, teachers, etc. I am looking for a logo that will clearly tie all these craft websites together with one common logo. Please look at the happy scissor guy on my home page. I like the image but it needs improvement. Look at some of my other sites. See how I reuse the scissor guy image to interlink. Maybe that will give a clearer picture to you. papersnowflakes.com for instance.
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There can be no better example of the seamless beauty and harmony that can occur when disparate cultures merge than Hong Kong.
The East-meets-West metropolis boasts some of the finest hotels, shopping, sightseeing and dining there is. It is the most densely populated city on the planet with more than 7 million residents occupying a mere 1,100 square kilometres. Crowded, to be sure - Calgary's one million people live on 726 square kilometres - but legislation requires that 40 per cent of the land in use be designated as green space, so parks and sweeping natural vistas provide elegant backdrops for some of the world's tallest buildings.
Hong Kong has the most skyscrapers in the world with 8,000 - almost double that of second-place New York City. Architectural buffs and photographers will be in nirvana .
Hong Kong also has the dubious distinction of being one of the world's most expensive cities, and it is not uncommon for a 500-sq.-ft. flat to cost $1.5 million. Yet homelessness is surprisingly rare thanks to the almost religious fervour many residents have for betting on horse races. Each bet flows through The Hong Kong Jockey Club, a non-profit organization with the government-granted monopoly to provide parimutuel wagering on horse racing and other forms of betting. These bets in turn flow through to charitable donations made by the club. It is Hong Kong's largest taxpayer as well as the largest donor to charity, contributing more than $130 million annually for the past ten years.
The Peak Tram is a must and the views are nothing short of breathtaking. Hong Kong Park is mere blocks from the tram and is an eight-hectare oasis providing beauty and serenity - all the while surrounded by dozens of skyscrapers.
Feel like a day at the beach? Hong Kong has even that with Repulse Bay and Deepwater Cove being the most popular. Many of the wealthier expats live in Re-pulse Bay, a 20 minute cab ride from the all the hustle and bustle.
For many, however, Hong Kong is all about shopping. You name it and it is there. From sky-high priced original brands to acceptable knock-offs, shopaholics will be in their element. Stanley Market, Temple Street Night Market and Nathan Road are the most popular spots . A trip to Hong Kong would not be complete without a visit to a tailor or two. Men's suits range from cheap ($100, but they do look like hundred-dollar suits) to the Rolls-Royce of bespoke: Ascot and Chang. You'll pay $300 and up for an Ascot and Chang custom-made shirt, but I guarantee it will be the best item in your wardrobe.
Jewelry stores are everywhere with pearls and gold seeming to dominate the selection. Electronics are not a great buy because prices are comparable to what you would pay elsewhere and warranty issues could be tricky.
Dining out is almost as popular as horse racing. The city has bagged an impressive 60 Michelin stars across more than 200 restaurants. Google Where to Dine in Hong Kong and you'll find pages and pages of restaurants.
Where to stay in Hong Kong is easy. The Peninsula. Period. It's costly but it is the best hotel you will ever stay at. It's just undergone a multi-million dollar makeover and the rooms boast the newest technology you'll find anywhere.
Fast Facts
- Getting there: Cathay Pacific and Air Canada offer twice-daily flights from Vancouver
- Travel Documents: An up-to-date passport is required for Hong Kong while China requires a Visa.
- Best Time of the Year to Visit: December through March are ideal as the air is at its cleanest and the temperature is mild. July through September can be uncomfortably hot and humid.
- Currency: Being the world-class financial hub it is, banks are everywhere - ergo ATM's. The Hong Kong dollar is the preferred currency of use. Credit cards are commonly used.
- Transportation: Is among the best in the world whether the MTR subway, buses, Star Ferry, trams or cabs. Purchase an Octopus card, which can be used for any form of transportation.
- Accommodation: The Peninsula on Salisbury Road. No question.


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China was the world's largest wind energy market in 2012 in terms of annual installed capacity, according to new data released by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF). This is the fourth consecutive year that China has held the top position, after surpassing the U.S. in 2009.
China's wind energy industry installed 15.9 GW of onshore wind energy last year, representing 35% of the world's new onshore wind power capacity. In comparison, the U.S. – which installed a record-breaking 13.2 GW in 2012 – added 14% fewer turbines than China, BNEF says.
Moreover, wind energy has become China's third-largest energy source, behind coal and hydropower. China now has 61 GW of cumulative grid-connected wind energy capacity – 5.3% of the country's total nameplate capacity – and wind energy generates 2% of the country's total electricity.
Wind energy's new place in China's power sector comes despite an 18% decline in annual installations from 2011's record of 19.3 GW, BNEF says, noting that many projects were delayed due to grid-connection issues, leaving many companies in the supply chain suffering from late payments and subsidies.
China's total new power-generation additions from all sources last year exceeded 80 GW, more than the entire power-generation capacity of Australia or Mexico. The other main sources of new capacity were as follows: thermal (50.7 GW), hydro (15.5 GW), solar (1.2 GW) and nuclear (700 MW).
In 2012, new financial investment in wind energy in China also fell 12% to $27.2 billion, although the falling cost of wind energy means that the same dollar amount of investment committed during 2012 will finance 10% more megawatts than it would have if it had been committed during 2011, BNEF explains.
New financial investment is a powerful indicator of construction activity, since it leads the completion of onshore wind farms by up to two years. However, 15 GW – a full 20% of China's wind capacity – remains unconnected to the grid, BNEF notes.
Meanwhile, according to figures from the State Electricity Regulatory Commission, capacity factors fell slightly in China in 2012 to 21.6% – one of the lowest rates in the world. This compares to an average capacity factor of about 30% in the U.S., BNEF points out, noting that 1 MW of wind power installed in China produces 70% of the amount of energy the same megawatt of wind would produce if installed in the U.S.
However, the low capacity factor is offset by the fact that Chinese turbine prices are approximately 40% lower than the international turbine prices listed in BNEF's Wind Turbine Price Index.
China's leading wind turbine suppliers last year were all domestic: Goldwind (2.8 GW, 19% market share); Guodian United Power (1.9 GW, 13% market share); and Sinovel (1.5 GW, 10% market share). This ranking is unchanged from 2011, when Goldwind and Guodian United Power displaced Sinovel from its top spot.
The top three developers of wind projects were also large domestic companies: Longyuan Power Group (1.7 GW), Huaneng Renewable (810 MW) and Datang Renewable (800 MW).
Inner Mongolia was the top location for Chinese wind project development in 2012, with 1.7 GW of new capacity added, followed by Shandong (1.4 GW) and Hebei (1.1 GW) provinces.
"2012 was a good year for the Chinese wind industry, considering how tough the environment was," says Demi Zhu, China wind analyst at BNEF. "The industry faced many problems, including a reluctance by the grid operator to buy all the intermittent electricity produced by wind farms, plus stricter permitting requirements, unpaid subsidies and vigorous government efforts to cool down the industry's rate of expansion.
"This year, however, project approvals have sped up, and we forecast a modest recovery in both financing activity and construction in 2013," Zhu adds. "The fact that China wind overtook nuclear as a generation source, even in its most challenging year of recent times, is a testament to the massive scale and momentum of the industry in this country."
BNEF forecasts that China will add 16.6 GW of wind energy installations this year and 17 GW to 18 GW in both 2014 and 2015. At these rates, the industry would achieve the government's end-of-2015 target of 100 GW of grid-connected capacity more than a year early.


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Beyonce's showstopping concert at the Super Bowl on Sunday did not cause a blackout in the second half of the match, it has been claimed.
The 'Crazy in Love' hitmaker wowed the crowds at half-time with renditions of her greatest hits, as well as a reunion with her Destiny's Child bandmates, in a pyrotechnics-packed performance.
After the spectacle, the Superdome venue in New Orleans, Lousiana was plunged into darkness as the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers played the second half.
Some viewers accused Beyonce's set of causing the outage, but National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell insists she's not to blame for the blackout.
He said: "There's no indication at all that this was caused by the half-time show. I know that's out there, that Beyonce's half-time show had something to do with it. That is not the case from anything we have at this point."
The game and Beyonce's performance pulled in an estimated 108 million viewers around the globe, making it the third most watched Super Bowl after last year's, when Madonna performed, and 2010's, which featured The Who.
Since Sunday, Destiny's Child album sales have rocketed by 600 per cent following their explosive reunion.
Beyonce saw her own digital album sales jump 230 per cent, industry sources told The Hollywood Reporter.
Destiny's Child's massive increase is also due to sales of the trio's brand new 'Love Songs' compilation, which was released last Tuesday, and their new track 'Nuclear'.
The album sales increases are also aided by discount prices offered by both the iTunes and Amazon MP3 stores.
In terms of digital song sales, Beyonce's grew by an estimated 85 percent while Destiny Child's rose by over 300 per cent.
Beyonce's biggest selling song of the week was 'Halo', which was the finale of her Super Bowl set.
But the biggest Destiny's Child song of the week is apparently 'Say My Name' which was not part of the medley they performed.


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Looks like Rovio's commitment to Windows Phone is a fact as both their new Star Wars and Space games for Windows Phone featuring perturbed fowl just got bumped to version 1.1
Unfortunately that's about all we can tell you at this point as there were no change logs nor are there any new levels, including that yet-to-be-released Hoth round. And yes, both games are still locked to Windows Phone 8 as far as we can tell.
There was some speculation recently by Nokia that those new Angry Birds games may have been causing some battery drains on some Lumia 920s, possibly as a result of running in the background. We can't confirm if this fixes it (or even if it was a real problem) but at least one user, Mahmoud M. says it fixed his heat issue on the popular Nokia phone.
You can pick up Angry Birds Space here and Angry Birds Star Wars here.


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PUEBLO, Colo. - A woman caught with her two brothers after a nationwide manhunt told Colorado authorities she "deserved to get shot," according to an arrest affidavit.
Lee Grace Dougherty, 29, Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, and Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, are being held in Pueblo County, Colo., on bonds of $1.25 million each. The three made their first court appearance Thursday in Pueblo, Colo., appearing by video from jail.
They face charges of attempted murder of a peace officer and assault on a peace officer. The charges stem from allegations that they shot at authorities in Colorado.
Lee Dougherty was shot in the leg by Walsenburg, Colo., Police Chief James Chamblerlain after she pointed a machine gun at him, according to the affidavit. The document says she later told police, "I deserved to get shot."
Their mother, Barbara Bell of East Palatka, Fla., spoke briefly Thursday to The Associated Press but declined to discuss their ordeal, saying she didn't think it would help them in the long run.
"Thank God they're not tried by the media," she said. "They're tried in a court of law and their story will come out at that time."
Bell hung up the phone shortly after a reporter called, saying she needed to keep the line open for concerned family members to reach her.
"I'm devastated and I'm trying to be strong for other family members," Bell said. "Throughout all of this, I think everybody just wanted it to stop. And now it's over."
The siblings also have no-bond warrants in Georgia and Florida on charges they robbed a bank in Georgia and shot at a police officer in Florida.
"At first it was like, Wow, you know, they're shooting at me. And then it turned to I just want to catch them before they hurt anybody," said Zephyrhills, Fla., police officer Kevin Widner said of the confrontation.
"These three have a big legal mess in front of them and at some point they'll face charges in all those jurisdictions," FBI Special Agent Phil Niedringhaus said.
After images of the trio were broadcast on television, someone tipped Colorado state troopers and the Pueblo County sheriff around 9 a.m. Wednesday that the suspects might be at a campground south of Colorado Springs, Colo.
A Pueblo County sheriff's detective spotted the car near an interstate highway that day, followed it discreetly until state troopers joined him, and the chase was on.
AK-47 rounds were fired at the four patrol cars during the pursuit south on the interstate, where speeds exceeded 100 mph, said Lt. Col. Anthony Padilla of the Colorado State Patrol.
In Walsenburg, Colo., troopers deployed spiked stop strips across the interstate. A tire was punctured on the Subaru the siblings were driving, sending it rolling and crashing into a guardrail.
Lee Dougherty was shot in the leg after she pointed a gun at a police officer near the car, authorities said, adding that she was trying to escape on foot. Another one of the suspects was apprehended after a brief foot chase.
Three highway workers reportedly helped track and capture that sibling. Dave Dallaguardia told ABC's "Good Morning America" Thursday that he followed Ryan Dougherty in his truck even after the fugitive had motioned at him as if he had a gun.
Dallaguardia said he had no idea he was chasing one of the Dougherty siblings and his wife later scolded him for pursuing him. He said he and his co-workers came from small, blue-collar towns.
"If you need to lend a hand, you lend a hand and help people out," Dallaguardia said.
Lee Dougherty was treated at a Walsenburg hospital for a gunshot wound and her brothers received treatment for injuries suffered in the crash. They were later transferred to Pueblo County Jail.
The trio reportedly had bought camping gear and were hiding out in the remote San Isabel National Forest in southern Colorado.
Jenny Neal, 38, a clerk working at the time the siblings went to the Sinclair gas station in Colorado City, Col., said she had not been paying attention to the news so she didn't know who they were. She said she learned that it was Dylan Dougherty Stanley who went into the store, by himself, and bought vitamin water, sunflower seeds and gas.
"He was perfectly polite and friendly and, you know, completely calm and courteous and I really didn't think anything about it," she said.
Moments later, Neal said she saw patrol cars speeding down the highway and thought something was up, but it wasn't until a detective went into the store and asked to review video footage that she found out who her customer was.
Neal said she has wondered what would have happened had she known who they were and her demeanor had not been so calm.
"It's probably better that I didn't know anything, you know. I mean, it could've been different had I recognized them and been nervous or anything. It's a scary thought," she said.
Lee Grace Dougherty, Dylan Dougherty Stanley (center) and Ryan Edward Dougherty are shown during their first court appearances in Pueblo County, Colo.
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CBOE Holdings (NASDAQ: CBOE) today announced that William J. Brodsky, Chairman and CEO, has advised the Board that he will step down as CEO effective following the 2013 Annual Meeting in May 2013. Following the annual meeting, it is anticipated that he will assume the role of Executive Chairman of the Board.
The company also announced that its Board of Directors unanimously elected Edward T. Tilly, CBOE President and COO, as CEO, also effective following the 2013 Annual Meeting. Edward Provost, CBOE Chief Business Development Officer, will succeed Mr. Tilly as CBOE President and COO.
"The change in leadership at CBOE speaks to the depth of CBOE's management, and is a natural progression in CBOE's evolution. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I want to congratulate Ed Tilly and express our utmost appreciation and thanks to Bill Brodsky, who has served with great distinction for the past 16 years," said CBOE Lead Director James Boris. "CBOE is fortunate that Bill has carefully laid the groundwork for a smooth succession of executive leadership."
"It has been my pleasure to serve as Chairman and CEO of CBOE these past 16 years. I am delighted that the Board has unanimously elected Ed Tilly to be CBOE's next CEO. Ed and I have worked closely together for many years. His leadership and counsel have helped drive major initiatives at CBOE, including the transformation of CBOE from a membership organization to a highly successful publicly traded company," said William J. Brodsky.
"I am honored to assume the role of Chief Executive Officer. I want to thank Bill Brodsky for his outstanding leadership as CEO. It's been my privilege to work alongside Bill, and I know I speak on behalf of the entire CBOE community when I say we are pleased that he will assume the role of Executive Chairman," said Edward T. Tilly.
"I also want to congratulate Ed Provost on being named CBOE President and COO," Tilly continued. "Ed's track record and experience in the options business is without parallel. He has been instrumental in CBOE's ongoing competitive success, and I know he is as eager as I am to help write the next chapter in CBOE's great history."


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