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Life Without Apple Is Still Peachy for Some Fund Managers
But there are some maverick fund managers who, even with a large-cap mandate, haven't bought Apple, yet have done quite well without it.
Apple, now at $610 a share and with a market value of $568 billion, is the largest member of the S&P 500, at 4.6% of the benchmark. Its outsized presence and performance pretty much makes it a mandatory holding for mid- to large-cap funds, but it's owned by a lot of other funds as well.
At the end of the first quarter, 4,877 funds had a stake in it, holding a combined 69% of Apple's shares.
And they're surely all thankful for its existence, as Apple shares are up 51% this year, versus the S&P 500's 11.3% gain. Over three years, Apple is up an annual average of 70%, more than three times that of the index.
But Dan Culloton, Morningstar's associate director of fund analysis, cites a handful of large-cap funds with top performances in the large-blend category, with nary an Apple in sight.


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Hurricane Sandy has region on alert (with video, Ulster County statement, tips from Central Hudson)
With Tropical Storms Irene and Lee and last Halloween's snowy Nor'easter still fresh in our memories, it's time to brace for a possible hit by Hurricane Sandy.
Sandy, a Category 1 storm in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday, is expected to hit the East Coast on Monday or Tuesday, bringing damaging winds, pelting rains and, in some areas, snow.
What remains uncertain is where the storm will come ashore. A forecast map issued at 5 p.m. Friday pinpointed the Delaware coast but showed landfall being possible anywhere from eastern Long Island to the northern edge of North Carolina. Also, because the storm is so large, the impacts are expected to extend hundreds of miles from the eye.
Forecasters' greatest fear is that Sandy will merge with a powerful cold front and result in a monster system they've dubbed "Frankenstorm."
They say it could rival the so-called "perfect storm," which happened on Halloween of 1991 when Hurricane Grace collided with a high pressure system and a cold front.
Regardless of what form it takes, it's coming, said Joe Villani, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service in Albany.
"We're going to be impacted by the storm, whether it's tropical or post-tropical or a hybrid storm, he said. "The bottom line is it's going to be a powerful storm and a large storm."
Villani said he doesn't think it will be a snow event at this point in the Hudson Valley and Catskills.
"It may be a chilly rain, but it's most likely not going to be cold enough for snow," he said. Continued...
Villani also was uncertain how much rain the area will get, but he was pretty sure the storm will stick around for a while.
"It could be a fairly long-duration type of storm, with wind and rain being the primary threat here," he said.
Local leaders, meanwhile, were keeping a close eye on Sandy throughout the day on Friday and hoping it either loses steam or tracks elsewhere.
County and municipal officials from all over the region held organizational meetings to make sure all was in order for responding to emergency situations.
Kingston department heads met Friday afternoon at City Hall to review their plans that included emergency shelters for city residents.
The Andy Murphy Midtown Neighborhood Center on Broadway will serve as one shelter, and city leaders were discussing the possibility of utilizing the New York State Armory in Kiersted Avenue as another.
Michael Schupp, the city's superintendent of public works, said Kingston is taking preventive measures in problem areas that may flood to divert water and make sure culverts and drains are clear of debris.
"We've been in touch with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to bring in a large pump in the event we need to pump water, in addition to the pumps we already have here," Schupp said.
The city also is prepping four of its large trucks and four of its smaller ones with plows and salters, Schupp said.
"We're trying to get ready for whatever scenario, whether it be snow and ice or wind and rain," he said. "We're also getting all of our pumps ready … and all of the usual equipment we would use in such an event to either move debris or trees or earth." Continued...
Earlier in the day, an organizational meeting was held at the Ulster County Law Enforcement Center. Several police officers and emergency personnel attended the meeting, but it was not open to the press.
Ulster County Executive Michael Hein said he has been in touch with the governor's office and probably will decide on Sunday whether to activate the county's emergency response plan.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo declared a state of emergency for the entire state in preparation for the potential impact of Sandy. That action allows the mobilization of resources for local governments that otherwise would be restricted to state use.
In Greene County, Legislature Chairman Wayne Speenburgh said emergency officials were planning their response to the storm.
"We're preparing for the worst, but we don't want to be overly alarmed," Speenburgh said. "I told them, if you're mad at me (if the storm isn't as serious as predicted), then I'm happy with that."
Speenburgh said the New York City Department of Environmental Protection planned to release water from the massive Gilboa Dam in neighboring Schoharie County to free up capacity and reduce the chance of severe flooding. The dam contains the northernmost reservoir in the city's Catskill water system. At full capacity, the reservoir holds 17.6 billion gallons of water.
The DEP also planned to release water from the Ashokan Rondout and Neversink reservoirs to make room for rain.
Schoharie Valley vegetable farmer Richard Ball said he stepped up his harvesting of carrots, potatoes, parsnips, beets and turnips, the last of this year's crop. During Irene, the valley suffered severe flooding that scoured away soil, ruined crops and killed livestock.
"The fear we have a similar recipe to Irene has really intensified anxieties," Ball said.
Local utilities also were getting ready on Friday. Continued...
"We are bracing for a serious storm — one with heavy winds and rain," said Denise VanBuren, vice president of corporate communications at Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
VanBuren remained hopeful the storm won't be a snow event, especially because there still are some leaves on trees, making it likely that a winter blast would bring branches down onto wires, as happened in the October 1987 "Snowleaf" storm.
"If you look at the weather forecast, we're seeing temperatures going down to the 50s, so it does not appear it will be a snow event," VanBuren said.
Whatever happens, though, VanBuren said the utility is preparing for the worst and making plans that include contracting mutual-aid services and mobilizing all their employees.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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ITIL Continual Service Improvement PDF
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The ITIL 2011 Editions have been updated for clarity, consistency, correctness and completeness.
Alongside the delivery of consistent, repeatable process activities as part of service quality, ITIL has always emphasized the importance of continual service improvement. Focusing on the process elements involved in identifying and introducing service management improvements, this publication also deals with issues surrounding service retirement.
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Terminology has been clarified and made consistent across the publications and the ITIL glossary.
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The seven-step improvement process - and its relationship with the Deming 'plan-do-check-act' cycle and knowledge management - has been clarified. The CSI model has been re-named the CSI approach and the concept of a CSI register has been introduced as a place to record details of all improvement initiatives within an organization.
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Sun's Fire Part 1
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#1 That was rather epic with the song playing, highly recommend it!
#2 Lol, now Spike can finally have a dragon friend to play with.
#1 It is good with music
#2 Shadowbolt Dash ftw!!
At least spike now has a new friend just like him
Pinkie Dragon is new best dragon, sorry Spike.
Oh. My. GOSH.
Whoever did #1: you are AMAZING. I love HoND, and I LOVE Discord, so combining the two (for once in a long time)? YES. BEST BIRTHDAY EVER.
Sorry. Excited here. XD
poor laws of nature Pinkie Pie pimp slapped the horse apples out of you
@Discord Ohhh, I think I understand what happened between you and 'Tia now. She told me you just wanted chaos.
@Princess Luna
@Discord Oh no where's the older me, even Celestia, HELP HE'S GOING TO DESTROY MEEEEEEE!!!
@Princess Luna no no no Luna destroying you would end the fun
#1 The music definitely makes a difference here. Don't get me wrong. It's a great comic on its own, but that particular piece from the movie adds a whole new dimension to it.
#2 All I can say is 'WHAT THE FRIGGIN' HAY HAPPENED HERE?!!!'
@Princess Luna
He IS an adult, and older than you I believe.
@Princess Luna
Pretty sure you yourself qualify as an adult. By several lifetimes. Just sayin'.
@ToonNinja Just in case you didn't know, the OTHER Luna on here is the adult. We talked about that when I first got on here and I'm just a filly. I e-mail Seth about that cause Travis Smith asked one of me to.
Ya it's true
@Princess Luna
Oh ya, though I meant about me now owning the Everfree, which he responded was cool. But you may be a filly, you still have magic!
@Travis Smith Good idea, help me with the Elements of Chaos, and if you're wondering, then it's because I can't get the Elements of Harmony.
@Princess Luna
Elements of Chaos? Sure!
I'll go get my bonesaw so we can steal Celestia's horn to unlock the chest. Be sure to reattach it before she wakes up.
@Travis Smith No need, I stole them when she was sleeping, and they should work, the elements of harmony create harmony so by association they destroy chaos!
@Discord *Epic anti-rainboom that swallows life as you know it for you*
Zab the most chaotic being in the land with elements of chaos... If you need me I will be dividing by 0
...Mother B-yay-er that's absolute hors-yay-ples I had that logic worked out!!! I'm sorry I know that was unquestionably wrong to be coming out of me. *sigh* I'll be returning these and dispelling the barrier on Celly's room. You can deal with her instead...unless she gets me first.
*Shadow the Hedgehog*
Chaos...CONTROL! *negative space where chaos must impossibly follow order*
You're welcome, people.
You don't know the power your dealing with Sonic...
@Tundra Thanks for losing the emeralds, now there really isn't anything to fix this!!! And if chaos must follow order...what have you done to Equestria!!!
@This dilemma
*dramatic music*
*epic conclusion, crisis averted, peace restored*
Oh, hi Celestia.
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i think i read a fanfic with pinkie pie being the leader of the ponyville S&M club, and having sex with spike several times. that could explain the baby.
#1 Was awesome. Always like it when comics line up next to music.
lol, sparkles also does this in the second to last panel:
Ya know, listening to the first one´s music, i reaized how much movies have changed for children. I mean, The Hunchback of Notredame was for 6 year old children back then and if i go in a children movie today in the cinema, then...
Well, it´s still good but no where near the emotional experience, suspense and grim darkness many children movies had before 2000. Anastasia, King of Lions and ofc Notredame, all those movies and many others were great to watch, some even genius pieces.
But nowadays, i still find those movies good, but for me they can´t reach the old ones Disney made. Dunno, they seem *defused* to me.
Maybe it´s just nostalgic speaking outta me and i just can´t see the genius of new children movies.
That first one...sweet Celestia...
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Peinmore House was built in the 19th Century originally as a Church of Scotland manse. It is set in 2 acres of grounds on the outskirts of Portree with panoranmic views everywhere.
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Here is today's Advent stocking:
Each stocking will have a little red or green card with a thought or activity for each day. I don't have them all planned yet, but today's is about writing a letter to Santa, but also making a list of people we want to give gifts to and what we want to make for them.
Of course, they all have chocolate of some sort :). Today's also has a little Christmas pencil set complete with pencil, pencil sharpener, notepad, eraser, and ruler.


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Nothing wrong with facility,,,confusing with ticket and credit cards,and no one wad at the office to help. Very frustrating
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Fast in before the game and fast back out. No traffic at all getting on 279 North.
The office to validate/pay your ticket is not in the parking garage, but is down the street one or two doors. The location was very good for PNC Park. Heinz Field was a bit of a walk but the water limo is right there. Wish we would have taken it! Very easy to get out of the city after the game. Would park there again.
Very easy access to Heinz Field, safe, and cheap!
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Blog Post 12/28/11 Swimming
Great light is what a photojournalist lives for and after shooting a month indoors and in pitch blackness, this swimming meet was the fuel I needed to get through winter.
Blog Post 11/25 Playoffs and Black Friday
After last night, I would recommend any photographer to shoot Black Friday. It's hours of features, moments, pure chaos: all for the taking. Here's some of what I shot.


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Formed in 1981, this UK pop due features Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe. Lowe had previously played in a cabaret act, On Under The Eight, while Tennant was employed as a journalist on UK pop magazine "Smash Hits". In 1984, they issued "West End Girls", which passed unnoticed. After being dropped from Epic Records, they were picked up by Parlophone. In 1986, the re-released "West End Girls" topped the UK and US charts. "Please" and the hits "Opportunities" and "Suburbia" consolidated their position during the year.
The duo returned to the UK number 1 slot in 1987 with "It's a Sin". By this time, they were being critically feted as one of the more interesting bands of their time, with an engaging love of pop irony, camp imagery and arch wordplay. The quality of their melodies was evident in the successful collaboration with Dusty Springfield on "What Have I Done To Deserve This?"
By the end of the year the duo were back at the top in their home country with a cover version of the Elvis Presley hit, "Always On My Mind", also a US Top 5 single. A fourth UK number 1 with "Heart" was followed by "Introspective" which spawned further UK Top 10 hits in "Domino Dancing", 'Left To My Own Devices' and "It's Alright". A surprise collaboration in 1989 with Liza Minnelli gave her a UK Top 10 hit with "Losing My Mind". The duo's own inventive hit was again in evidence on the UK Top 5 hit "So Hard", the laconic "Being Boring" and an odd fusion of U2's "Where The Streets Have No Name" and Frankie Valli's "Can't Take My Eyes Off You". The attendant "Behaviour" was a downbeat, slightly disappointing album.
Tennant also enjoyed UK hits with Johnny Marr and Bernard Summer in Electronic, but returned to the Pet Shop Boys for 1993's "Very". Later in the year they enjoyed a UK number 2 hit with a bold cover version of the Village People's gay anthem, "Go West". "Bilingual" experimented with Latin rhythms, while "Nightlife" highlighted their remarkable creativity.
Tennant and Lower subsequently collaborated with writer Jonathan Harvey on the West End musical, "Closer to Heaven", which opened at the Arts Theatre in May 2001 but closed after only four months. Lowe and Tennant returned to music in 2002 with "Release" which featured a more guitar-orientated sound.
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Do we really have 11 stories in this episode, oh yes we do! Ruby 1.9.3 P1, Sprockets 2.0, new Factory Girl syntax, js-routes, contact us, ruby conferences, and a bunch of Rails 3.1 Asset Pipeline stories.
This episode is sponsored by Top Ruby Jobs. Everyone deserves to love their job (and it's probably in Ruby).
Today's episode covers a major release for minitest, some JSON standards work, a tutorial on tagging with ActiveRecord and Postgres (plus an arduino to trigger the spray paint can), a RubyMotion tutorial and a little thing called CoVim that will blow your mind.
From multi to native json, JoyBox hits 1.0, ContextValidations and FormObjects, teaching kids at KidsCodeCamp, Plataformatec gems, tab navigation with Tabulous 2 and Git Real 2 online course.
Manage access via GitHub organizations, RubyMotion 2.0, Sidekiq Pro 1.0, deprecating `::`, under the hood of Ruby's method dispatch, and the reform gem all in this episode of Ruby5.
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Argentina's Black Sheep Films are back with another brilliant video turning a city into a theme park. After the excellent Inception Park in their hometown of Buenos Aires, filmaker and director Livschitz Fernando has performed the same creative magic with New York Park. The fictional amusement park right across New York sees major landmarks taken … Read more


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11:29 AM CST, January 31, 2013
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The Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch InBev, the maker of Budweiser, to block its acquisition of Grupo Modelo, maker of Corona, officials announced Thursday.
The department said the proposed $20.1-billion merger of the world's largest and third-largest beer makers would lead to an increase in retail prices to consumers.
Anheuser-Busch InBev, based in Belgium, had a 50% non-controlling stake in Mexico-based Grupo Modelo before offering to buy the rest of the company last year.
The Justice Department said AB InBev and Grupo Modelo account for 46% of beer sales in the U.S.
"We took this action today because we believe the acquisition is a bad deal for American consumers," Bill Baer, assistant attorney general in charge of the antitrust division, said in a conference call.
"It would lessen competition for beer ... resulting in consumers at risk paying more for beers and having fewer new products to choose from. It would concentrate the beer industry further," Baer said.
Justice Department investigators said in the complaint that AB InBev had previously sought to compete with Grupo Modelo's popular Corona brand beer by launching Bud Light Lime.
AB InBev "went as far as to mimic Corona's distinctive clear bottle," the complaint said. "Ultimately, instead of trying to compete head-to-head with its own product, Bud Light Lime, [AB InBev] is thwarting competition by buying Modelo."
The Belgian firm said in a statement that it planned to contest the lawsuit and that it no longer expects the deal to close during the first quarter of 2013.
The lawsuit was filed despite an offer by AB InBev to sell its 50% stake in Crown Imports, which along with Constellation imports and markets Modelo beers in the U.S.
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Posted 1:07 am Sunday, July 01, 2012
Library Mystery Program, 'Get A Clue,' Entertains While Teaching Children
By TAYLOR GRIFFIN
Staff Writer
A multitude of little voices chirping and chortling from too much excitement echo in the auditorium as Valerie Oliver takes the stage. The giggling and chatting comes to a silence as she pulls out a familiar toy that most of them have seen before: a yoyo.
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A multitude of little voices chirping and chortling from too much excitement echo in the auditorium as Valerie Oliver takes the stage. The giggling and chatting comes to a silence as she pulls out a familiar toy that most of them have seen before: a yoyo.
The kids are impressed, but when she begins to work her magic with this simple toy, they are completely in awe.
As peppy music jams out of the speaker, she swings it around her head, twists the strings into images, performing trick after trick, and catching it back into her hand as quickly as she let it out, all with effortless finesse. Taking a bow, her captivated audience roars into applause, sending her into her next act.
This summer, a lot more than just books can be found at the Tyler Public Library.
As a way of keeping kids actively learning after the school year, the Tyler Public Library is helping children "get a clue" about reading through several engaging activities throughout the whole summer season.
This year's theme "Get a Clue... at the Library!" gives kids the opportunity to use their best sleuthing skills while learning something new.
"It's pure entertainment, and we pair it with going back to books," said Evelyn McLane, Tyler Public Library program associate.
The point of the programs during the summer is to foster education and a lifelong love of reading. Mrs. McLane said the programs help to retain skills the children have already learned, advance them in their learning ability, and keep their brains active, even after the school year ends.
"Imagination is just another muscle," she said. "If we don't work it, they're not as capable adults as others."
Among the events the library has to offer this summer include mystery-themed movie matinees for school-age kids on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. Preschool-age children can enjoy "Fables and Films," a story time along with a short film, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 10:30 am.
The Teens and Tweens program on Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. has many activities and events for teenagers, including a poetry slam and a "zombie stomp" at the end of the summer. On Fab Fridays, guest entertainers will excite audiences of any age at 1:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Ms. Oliver, whose interest in yoyos began at a very young age, believes that events like hers at the library gives kids something to do besides sit at the computer during the summer. Her techniques and teaching style showed the kids the benefits of practice and finding something they love.
"Some kids aren't athletic, but they find something like this that they're good at," she said. "You can educate kids without them even realizing it."
Adults can also join the fun this summer with classic mystery movies like "Rear Window" and "Deathtrap" playing Sunday afternoons at 2 p.m., all free admission.
During the week of August 6 through 10, kid-friendly family movies will be shown all day with free admission.
To encourage them to keep reading during the summer, kids of any age can pick up a reading time log. They can turn in a completed log with at least 20 hours of reading time to the library information desk for a free book and coupon book from Great American Cookie Company.
"It's something about having your own books that makes them special," said Mrs. McLane. "It's all about lifelong learning and reading."
The Tyler Public Library hosts these summer festivities to get kids into the library and give them something to do during their break without spending money, said McLane.
"Kids have so much time in the summer and so much stuff they can do. It doesn't have to cost anything," she said. "We do it specifically so they have that other choice and not have to pay for something fun to do."
Heather Mebane, of Tyler, brought her two little boys out to see the yoyo performance. Mrs. Mebane said she as well as her boys always enjoy what the library has to offer and come frequently during the year.
"It's a good idea in the heat of the day," she said. "It's a fun, free thing to do, especially in the summer time."


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Meta Targa SR2
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Easyfit parking sensors, mounted directly onto the rear bumper, this ingenious device detects obstacles to the rear of the vehicle making parking safer and easier. Especially useful for longer vehicles or vehicles with restricted rear vision. As the vehicle reverses towards an obstacle, an audible warning beep increases intensity to alert the driver until a constant tone gives the indication to stop before contact.
This must be the easiest to fit reversing aid on the market. No large holes to drill, just simply remove the number plate, mount the number plate bracket and clip the number plate back into the bracket.
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Easy two wire installation In most cases installation takes less than an hour Adjustable sensitivity Adjustable speaker volume Offset adjustability (how close an object is) Range from 0.3 to 1.5 Metres Easy two wire fitment No large holes to drill No painting/respraying Very discreet Front or rear mounting (a separate on/off switch may be required for front mounting)
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Lucy, thank you so much for the Global Education Conference photos and programs.In fact your programs are so nice.And its also helping me to know what is going on in world.It also helping in my teaching activities.Try to organize one in Ghana.
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Hi Lucy!
I was a member of the International Committee and moderated a session during the Global Education Conference week. I was wondering - do we get any sort of certificate for being moderators or part of the International Committee?
Thanks for your great work and for making possible this fantastic network experience,
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Please help as I am not able to participate in virtual sessions of the GEC. Tell me what I have to do.
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Hi Lucy, all the best for the start of the conference. I will catch you early in my morning. Great to see all your hard work come to fruition. Hope you have time or make time to enjoy!
Very interesting comments and resources. I have always loved what Iearn has been doing. Great to see you so evolved.
HI, Lucy -- hope that I got through the posting directions okay for the submission process -- I am learning as I go, and pushing 70 years old. These university students tend to keep me thinking younger, however. I checked into the conference last year, hoping to find more on students with special needs; I am currently involved in APPS for very young children with autism. Tremendous gains in language acquisition, but couldn't get free enough to work up a presentation -- maybe next year. I love my work. I think you love what you do, too. M2
Thanks Lucy - great to be here.
Thank you, Lucy! That helps quite a bit! I was really excited to go to the www.iearn.org site and I plan on registering as soon as they start accepting information from new applicants tomorrow. In the mean time, I'll be browsing through projects to see how I can enhance my curriculum to benefit my students.
I look forward to collaborating!
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I've enjoyed your presentation and the other speakers at ISTE San Diego. Would love to connect with you and get to work to support the GEC!
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Los Angeles-based DJ MORGAN PAGE — a bpm:tv favourite — headlines on the Electronic Stage at Edgefest '12 in Toronto this Saturday July 14. He took a few minutes from his hectic touring schedule to field some questions from Toronto's DJ Soundbwoy (a.k.a. Chris Wilson).
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DJ SOUNDBWOY: How important was it to you to find a unique "Morgan Page" sound, and how long into producing did it take to find it?
MORGAN PAGE: Well, I think its always changing. I put out his tweet the other week basically saying that I'm just finding my sound recently, and that it's more on a club tangent. I'm just finally getting that sound that is chilled nicely, has the right amount of toughness and the right amount of melody and vocals. I think I'm finding this nice balance now, and it has taken along time — the earlier stuff I did was much deeper, and after playing and touring a lot it's really shaped the sound. This is a very different sound now, but emotionally it resonates. It works for a crowd that knows my music and also for people who are new to the music.
DJS: If you had to name one particular song or artist that heavily influenced you to begin producing, what/who would it be?
MP: I would say Daft Punk was a heavy influence and I'm sure you hear that a lot, since it's like an obvious one. During their early stuff like "Around The World, it was just a major influence and I can remember thinking that I can't even imagine playing this. I would play it on my mix show and it was just a real pivotal record — I can remember buying it on vinyl.
DJS: You've been busy traversing the globe this year and have been working on your live show. What has been your most memorable show of 2012?
MP: Playing Coachella was probably number one, and it was also pretty amazing to play Electric Daisy Carnival. Also "Body Work" becoming a gold record recently, it's definitely my first gold record in any country and I think it's the first one for Tegan and Sara for a single. It was such an unlikely thing, I'm amazed it all kind of panned out that way and it just happened to be the right song at the right time.
DJS: What's the craziest thing you've seen while playing a show?
MP: It's usually something technical, like something blowing up at a show — I had a mixer blow up at one show because of the air conditioner. The club was so packed that it overloaded the air conditioning and it started to rain onto the mixer. The mixer ended up being covered in about four inches of water, shorted out, and made a white noise — and then of course the club went silent. This all happened at a show in New Mexico. Thankfully they had another mixer there and we eventually got it back after about half an hour.
DJS: Since you have so many originals and remixes out, how do you pick which ones you're going to use live?
MP: Good question. It's so hard, because inevitably someone is going to be pissed that you didn't play that one song in your arsenal. I have about 250 remixes now so I prioritize by originals. I don't want to be the DJ that just plays his own stuff, 'cause that gets kind of boring. But I know that's what the fans want, I know they would be happy if you only played your stuff, so I play about 80% of my music and 20% of others — and to me, that keeps it fresh. When people are coming to your show they want to hear all your originals. Typically at a festival that's easy, but at a show you have two hours or more than that, and each song has to be the best one of someone's life. So you have to get all your originals in and your favourite new music in, and the transitions have to be seamless and the key matching has to be perfect, so a lot of expectations.
DJS: There seem to be so few American producers/DJs currently in the game. How do you feel about the recent rise of EDM in the U.S. and where it's headed?
MP: I'm really excited about it. I think we saw a major sea change in 2011 and it is largely a result of the social media catching up on things and people being empowered to find music on their own. I think there are going to be more American producers and right now there should be a lot more — if you look at it right now we have Diplo, Kaskade, Skrillex, me, Porter Robinson and Wolfgang Gartner. There should be more headlining festivals, but its cool. There are also a lot of good Canadians ones, but when you're boiling it down to just the American ones it's kind of a small group of people. It would definitely be nice to have more Americans and Canadians at these festivals.
DJS: What advice would you give you a new DJ/producer starting out in this industry?
MP: There are so many little things that I could talk to you for like a week straight about it. I would say the most important thing is to put in the time, I know its not the sexiest tip in the world, but it's totally true. Even these guys who look like the blew up overnight, like Avicii and Alesso, they've been doing it since they were 11 and 12 years old. I started when I was 14. You've got to put your ten thousand hours in, ultimately, and that's sort of the theory that's out there. I would say you have to be spending a minimum of three hours a day making music, and doing it as early as you can.
DJS: What's one thing that our readers should definitely know about Morgan Page?
MP: The most important thing to know about right now is the radio show. Beyond the album and all the singles that are coming out, it's the best place to hear a new mix every week, there's a one-hour mix and it's free. You can get it on iTunes if you search for my name and it's also on Sirus XM every Thursday. The radio show is very important: it brings a lot of people to the shows, a lot of people work out to it and it has become part of a lot of people's lives, just having that fun mix to listen to, to get you through those Monday mornings. So people should definitely keep up with that and let me know what you think.
1. Cerf, Mitiska, Jaren, and Chris Jones – "Starting Right Now" (Maison & Dragen Remix) [S107]
2. Syke & Sugarstarr & Jay Sebag – "Like That Sound" (DubVision Remix) [Oxygen/Spinnin]
3. EDX feat Hadley – "Everything" (EDX Arena Mix) [Sirup]
4. Morgan Page vs. Nari & Milani – "Where Did You Go Up?" [White]
5. Dave Silcox – "Bang Your Head" [Diffused]
6. Dyro – "Paradox" [Revealed]
7. Danny Dove & Nathan C – "Like That" [Trice]
8. Eva Simons – "I Don't Like You" (R3hab Remix) [Interscope]
9. Morgan Page vs. Tom Fall – "Rock Fight" [White]
10. Chuckie & Promise Land feat. Amanda Wilson – "Breaking Up" [CR2]
11. Bad Boy Bill feat. Tamra Keenan – "Unsaid"
12. Gum Me – "Sweaty Shirts" [Flamingo]
13. Christian Burns & Stefan Dabruck "Bullet (Falko Niestolik Arena Mix) [Zouk]
14. EDX feat. John Williams – "Give It Up For Love" (Mysto & Pizzi Remix) [Sirup]
First thing you do when you wake up in the morning?
Get coffee.
When you were a kid what did you want to be when you grew up?
DJ … well, it started as a graphic designer but quickly turned to DJ.
Must-have item on your rider?
Coconut water
Motto you live by?
Do something you're passionate about. If you don't love what you're doing quit your job as soon as you can and do something that you love, in any way that you can — even though it's hard.


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The Santa Monica Pier is a pretty cool area and just as cool is the video game arcade that is there.
Here is a cool little interview with Alexis on localdistribution.com.au
Hi Alexis. Appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule.
No problem!
How'd you get involved in the modelling industry? And how can you describe the experience? When I was about 13 years old, while I was shopping at one of my favourite stores, one of the employees approached me and asked if I would model for them. I always loved the idea of being a model, but I never thought I was capable of becoming one. Once I started shooting for them, other companies took an interest in me.
After independently shooting for a couple of companies, I decided it was time to get signed. I walked into one of Nous Models' open casting calls and a week later they signed me. It's been over a year now and I've accomplished more than I ever thought I could. From booking Seventeen Magazine, to flying out to Tokyo, Japan for three months. It's been a crazy journey, but I've loved every minute of it and wouldn't change it for the world.
Being a home-schooled student and being on the move as a model, what's your schedule like with work and study?
School can be very challenging at times, especially when I work multiple jobs back to back. I mostly study on the weekends, which can be hard, because, after all, I am 16 years old and I still want to enjoy being young!
What have you found to be the best and worst thing about being a model?
The best thing about modelling for me is the adrenaline rush I get being in front of the camera. Some people hate it because of the pressure, but I love it. In fact – I can't get enough of it!
The thing I hate the most would definitely be the inconsistency of work. One week I'll work almost every day, the next…Nothing. It can be frustrating, to say the least.
Having a growing career on your hands, what are your career ambitions and goals for the future? The Victoria's Secret Angels; it's my dream to become one. I know it's still out of reach right now, but I have hope!
Who inspires you as a model and how do they do it? Candice Swanepoel is, by far, my biggest inspiration. Whenever I shoot I try and bring out my "Inner Candice". She has this sweet sex appeal about her, but a bad boy edge too.
What part does fashion play in your life? As a little girl I adored fashion and beauty. As I grew up it became a part of me.
The godfather of punk rock made everyone's night at the Mohawk venue in Austin.
Hardcore shows rule. Trash Talk singer Lee Spielman fronted a crazy show at SXSW.
Members of Odd Future recently toured Australia. Tyler and Earl were interesting as always and as you would expect the crowd went loony.
Interview with SMH -
It seems a strange paradox when a fast-spitting, mouthy rapper is reluctant to do what he does best – talk – particularly when the rapper is as outspoken and controversial as Odd Future leader Tyler, the Creator. The 22-year-old (real name Tyler Okonma) isn't rude or dismissive during our 15-minute phone chat, just mostly obstinate and uncommunicative.
"I'm bad with questions," he says, almost apologetically. Last month, Okonma again courted controversy in the US after an online advertisement he directed for a soft drink was branded ''arguably the most racist commercial in history'' by senior African-American academic Dr Boyce Watkins.
The ad, which featured a battered woman attempting to identify her attacker from a police line-up of young African-American men and a talking goat, was considered a depiction of racial stereotypes. Pepsi Co issued a public apology and pulled the ad.
Due to the nature of his lyrics, Okonma has also previously faced accusations of homophobia, misogyny and promoting violence against women. Has he any theories on why he has such a talent for offending people?
"Because I'm not a robot," he drawls, during a rare expansive moment. "I'm not a follower. I'm a leader. And anyone who speaks their mind is always criticised.
"It's always been like that. Everyone's always being a f—-ing robot and then someone like me comes [along] and doesn't follow every f—-ing thing everyone else is following, or does something different, and there's always someone who's not going to like it."
The ASP World Tour headed to Rio for the Billabong Rio Pro, Stop 3 of the 2013 season. With Rio comes parties and Life Without Andy was in tow.
Boogie was born in Serbia, and immigrated to the United States in 1998. His work has appeared in The New York Times, TIME, Maxim, Playboy, and Rolling Stone, among other publications. His clients include Nike, Lee Jeans, Element Skateboards and Shellac. The author of It's All Good (Miss Rosen Editions/powerHouse Books, 2006) and the forthcoming limited edition Boogie (powerHouse Books, Fall 2007), Boogie lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
One of the best songs of one of the best soundtracks to one of the best movies… can't go wrong. 100 Black Coffins by Rick Ross.
This is the official trailer for the documentary film, Finding Vivian Maier.


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We return from the depths of hell long enough to bestow some Diablo III wisdom in 140 characters or less.
Armageddon is a tough time for most, but for the heroic adventurer, it's like Christmas and your birthday rolled into one. There are hordes of monsters to slay, magical artifacts to find, and helpless villagers to rescue. We've been knee-deep in Diablo III goodness since launch and would like to share a few nuggets of wisdom. Each tip comes in handy-dandy Twitter size, perfect for sharing with your friends. Some of these may seem obvious for seasoned adventurers, but if you're interested in maximizing the Diablo III experience, read on!
Use elective mode: it lets you assign any skill you want, even if they are in the same school or tree, to the various skill hotkeys #D3Tips
Play with friends, earn more XP. Voice chat can help tremendously with coordination, and a diverse group can swap gear between classes #D3Tips
Save time and gold by assigning each player an artisan--focusing on one lets them hit max level faster and then trade with friends #D3Tips
For bosses and stronger mobs, be mindful of what skills they're using against you. Learn the modifiers and how to guard against them #D3Tips
In the auction house, be mindful of quantity when selling items. Do not flood the market with duplicates because it only drives down the price #D3Tips
Keep an eye on the auction house; you might find superior items for an equal or lower price than at a vendor. Be a smart shopper! #D3Tips
If you craft an item that lacks desirable stats, you might turn a profit by auctioning it off if those modifiers are strong #D3Tips
Save gems! It's cheap to unsocket gems, so there's no reason you shouldn't do it. Don't be wasteful, and save gems when possible #D3Tips
Study your environment and lure large groups of enemies into tight spaces to gain the advantage, and use the environmental traps #D3Tips
You are going to die, but a loss isn't truly a loss if you learn something. Unless you're playing on hardcore; then you're just dead #D3Tips
As far a sI know Diablo games never shared XP. When grouping together the mobs get stronger which leads to more XP. Never the less its always balanced out, so even if we share the XP we still get a chunk back.
:/ You don't get extra experience if you group, it's shared. Don't disregard tip 6, if you filter out what you want with your ideal buyout, then you can maybe find a great deal. Though the Softcore AH is very different from the Hardcore AH I'm accustomed to, I'm sure it should be easy to find some low selling upgrades for those on Softcore. Wouldn't be a the first time I hear from a friend that he bought a legendary for dirt cheap while having decent stats.
I totally ignore tip 6, actually all the other tips too but 6 mostly. For bosses and stuff I have at level lvl 34 Monk with just 130 life regen, 15 life steal, 1.3k armor only with 1.6k hp at lvl 34, and the stuff I have on give me 70% magic find and 30% gold. Everyone else were running from Diablo I just stand there and hit it. Same thing I did in DII in cow level with 50% life steal and epic zealot.
Hold up guys why am I seeing so many people compaining about how easy it is then i find out there level 20 or less and still in normal mode some playing for up to 25 hours.... Do they know anything about this game or did they see a random cgi advertisement and said oh that looks cool.
repeating content at increasing difficulty levels is not content..but I'm sure bliz is happy that you think it is and was worth paying $60 for...they're probably laughing their tails off
@Voqar Well, that's what playing with friends, 5 different classes, random monsters, abilities, dungeons, and loot are for right? If a 7 hour single player campaign and a couple of multiplayer map is good enough for a shooter to sell for $60, then Diablo 3 is worth much more than that.
Anyone know for GS's 2nd tip-- playing w/friends... is voice chat supported? I don't see any options for it. I plugged in a headset + mic.
@jazzyrider There isnt a in-game function but there are different programs on-line that you can use. Google has a great one if you are only doing a two party game.
@xBlueBonnetx I know some people use Skype too but I'd rather just type even for harder difficulties where you might need to chat with others
Just started Act II, and, if you're playing on Normal, I'm not sure how many of these tips you're going to need. Thus far the game is too easy. Hopefully it gets harder.
@GunghoIguana After playing through on Normal I found things got noticeably challenging once you hit act 3. You will die and be forced to change tactics if you've been ignoring vitality up to this point.
Good game, but horribly over priced. it's just like buying an Apple product, it has mediocre hardware, and you're paying mainly for the name.
@henrykczypionka Good game and horribly priced don't seem like they belong in the same sentence. $60 is the standard for new games these days, when you consider that fact D3 actually gives you a lot of bang for your buck. (and with the RMAH maybe you can get some of that back)
@henrykczypionka This is one of the best games I have ever played in my life. Opinions my man, opinions.
I am in still in two minds about the game.
Pros - Nightmare level is great, Really feel like you are playing the real game.
Cons - Single player game should be offline. I understand the arguments for always online. I like to travel and want to take the game with me on my laptop without the need to connect online. Skills system is still bad. It needs more work.
Overall - Nightmare level should be available immediately as normal level. A lower level should be made available for those who want an easier time.The story is really spoilt right now beause I already know what is going to happen in each chapter. However, now I am in nightmare level the game is really good if not GREAT.
you know that this is not a good moment to say anything about D3 while the servers are/were down, it can make people rage about it on and on..... remember that we pay for a service that is unusable now.
Diablo couldn't even lay a hand on my monk I made a better tank then the Barbarian (thats with dodge above 50% not health). Belial is probably the only difficult boss in the game. This game will use 1 gigabyte of download per 20 hours of game play... thats if you care. The challenge is with using the ranged fighters on single player. But if you have a full party then just watch the endless slaughter.
@ChaosUndivided Go into inferno and see if its difficult or not. Inferno is no joke.
I'm loving it so far. Really....really loving it. All those years waiting for that ultimate successor to Diablo 2 has not been in vain. I haven't been so invested in a game for a long time. I strongly recommend this game to anyone who's even slightly interested in the hack'n'slash genre.
Sorry to sound full of myself with that notice, but there's something I need to clear up here.
Metacritic User-Score for this game is 4.0 at time of writing. This alone is causing a huge amount of people to not purchase the game, but let me make this clear; Diablo III is an excellent game all over with the one and only problem being the always-online single-player.
So that means if you, like almost every single user of this forum, have a broadband always-on connection, you will not have a single problem with this game. You may occasionally see a few lag spikes. You may occasionally have to wait whilst the game is updating. You may have had connectivity issues on the release day. These problems were annoying and frustrating for most, but there's something you need to understand. We live in the age of unlimited internet bandwidth and hard drive space and because of this the majority of PC games are downloaded illegally from sites such as ThePirateBay.
What does this mean? It means that if Blizzard were to make the Single Player mode offline, they would lose out on a huge amount of sales for the actual game from those that find ways to crack the single player to allow multiplayer. Yes, the game is available to torrent already but not without issues. If the torrented version is not perfected and the only imperfection of the original is online-only single-player, then I say good on Blizzard for creating a game that is actually stopping torrenters from succeeding.
TL;DRThe game's amazing. It's literally the benchmark for Action-RPG and I encourage you to spend a couple of minutes thinking of any other game in the same genre that can deliver as well as this.
Sure, you get those complaining that the game is too easy and that it's just not fun - but consider this; those that are giving metacritic scores of 0, those that are criticising what is in my opinion the game of the year, those that have actually bought the game and gave it a negative review five minutes within getting it home purely because they couldn't get online straight away... what do you think they are doing right at this minute?They're playing the game.
So, if you have any doubts about whether or not this is worth your $59.95, just take it from me that if you're a fan of the genre there is no alternative. The Torchlight series is very good and I have no doubts that the sequel will be great, amazing even - but it's not the same game and there are a huge amount of differences.
The last thing I have to say is regarding the difficulty. Yes; the game is fairly easy on normal difficulty but once you have completed it on this, which is extremely fun by the way, you get the chance to play on Nightmare mode. After this comes Hell and Inferno. I guarantee if you like your games hard you will love Inferno.
That's all I have time for. I know this will all be in vain as you'll all just dislike it because I'm all for the game, but this is what I think of the current situation. If you're hating on the game without even trying it, like many of you below me commenting on the DRM used, you have no place here.
Funny, you act as if the proceeds of the game is going into your pocket
This is a great game and I don't know what people are going on about.
The game is a wreck with its WoW-expansion like numbers. Characters hardly gain stats when lvl, its totaly up for gear to stapple in MASSIVE vitality from gear.They couldn't balance the game so they just tossed it all on items to leave it to the players. Once you get past the awsome image and march into deeper difficultys you can see the flaws. IMO health should be built in, not geared towards with every character obtaining 40,000 health. The game is really great, but its sadly very flawed that could brind tears to how good it should and could be,.. but ppl rather be ignorant towards others as the trend grows in the gaming community.
There really isn't any room for imagination when playing beyond normal mode since champions can "CHEAP" you in a mere second or while you have no control at all.The game is severly built around no balancing and multiplayer.I really have no problem facing these rediculus gameplay ... mechanics?, but its srsly not so much fun when you are always gearing and selecting stappled abilitys and stats just so you survive the Champions in the game.
Game is too easy on normal. Yet you have to play all the way through to unlock the hard difficulties. I think at least the next higher level of difficulty after normal should be available out of the gate. Even making people get to level 10 to unlock hero is entirely pointless because there is no challenge in it. So then you just level another character to level 10 and do it all over again. You could just have people play farmville for 2 hours instead. What is this point of making you beat easy as pie levels that take hours to unlock something? I can understand completing something hard and challengeing THEN unlocking something like a hell mode that is just insane. But I have other games I play too and Diablo 3 is killing me with this one-sized-fits all game difficulty approach that forces people into hours of mindless clicking.
I'm serious when I say that there are probably four year olds that could play Diablo 3 all the way to level 10 without dying.
Blizzard needs to realize that not all gamers are the same. We can see people on this forum that are very happy with the normal difficulty. That option should be for them and I would not change a thing with normal if you want to allow daycares and nursing homes to use Diablo 3 as part of their daily entertainment. But in a single player game where I just want to play and have a challenge the next level of difficulty should be open for those who don't want to play all the way through on normal just to do it all again on a harder level.
Meanwhile I have my level 18 hero demon hunter that has never died once. Here's to keeping it easy Blizzard!
@DuaneDog ROFL this made me crack up I beat normal mode in 3 hours thats about the time of some tutorials. Level 18 hmmm thats easy in every game that has 60 levels except demon souls which from what I hear people were quiting on the first level.
@DuaneDog I have to agree with succumbus!! You are just level 18 and and you have to go through a lot!! Nightmare and hell need characters to be of higher levels in order to survive!! Blizzard team just managed to kill the disappointment of the game being too difficult by locking nightmare mode before you pass the acts in normal mode with a draw back of people calling it the too easy game!! how would it be the first enemy you encounter in the game that kills you three times before you even pass him!! Now that would be disappointing!!
@DuaneDog I think you're too far up your own ass to realise there are people out there that are better than you at certain games.
Diablo III is not easy. Diablo III on normal mode is easy. Diablo III is not normal mode, the core part of the gameplay and fun comes from a four-way co-op match on nightmare mode or higher. If Blizzard incorporated the Nightmare, Hell and Inferno modes right off the start you'd get the idiots thinking they can play the game like that, getting about an hour in and saying "*** this I'll go play something where I don't die every five seconds".
You people are so used to Oblivion style games where every creature just levels up with you so there's no real variation - this game requires you to put effort into it to get the most back.
Normal mode is for enjoying the story. Nightmare or higher is for really testing your skill.
Also, wait for PVP before you pass any judgement on what is already one of the most perfect Action-RPG releases since the start of time.
"Blizzard needs to realize that not all gamers are the same. We can see people on this forum that are very happy with the normal difficulty. That option should be for them and I would not change a thing with normal if you want to allow daycares and nursing homes to use Diablo 3 as part of their daily entertainment."
You're really full of yourself aren't you?
@DuaneDog Are you kidding? You're whining about being level 18 and normal difficulty. Just wait, Nightmare is entirely a new challenge. I'm pulling my hair out right now cause the enemies are such a pain in the a**. I'm also ahead in levels, since I realized the enemies were so difficult I stayed behind and grinded a little. Didn't help.
Normal mode is to filter out the lazy people from those who actually want to work for the challenge later on.
I completely agree. Im starting to lose more and more interest in the game just because i have to farm my way through easy trash. I for now on only do public games with 3 other people. However, unless all my teammates die, and im fighting the boss myself, do i feel challenged on nightmare. It is sad how blizzard thinks grinding = fun. Im never buying another bliz game again.
guys i need any guest account key which give access to the Starter Edition it come out 3 keys in every sinlgle game i appreciate if u send me one i really need to try this game before i buy it, if u still have available codes please sends me one in PM thank u in advance
@djseebee Wasn't the Free Trial starting at release also? Thought it was supposed to be. If so just use that.
perhaps it's just me, but tip one, I just can't seem to get that to work! Been trying since launch, and figured it was just broken. But seeing as they posted it here it must have worked for someone.I click elective mode, and I see no way of adding skills to whereever I want on the skillbar. Nor can I add skills from the same tree. If anyone can shed some light on this, that would be awesome!
@teorist First select Elective in options, apply and save ....go into game, pull up Skills. Select any one of the, say a primary skill....the regular skill powers for that mouse key come up...on the left and right of the entire 'window' (still in the skill window not outside) are 2 arrow icons...click them, and the power set for that key will change to what is typically for the other buttons and keys. Can the put all four primary powers on each key, by repeating the above with each skill power key selection.
@xMoonDevilx @teorist thanks! Seems it was so much simpler than I thought it would be :P
I wish this game had an offline mode though I have never ever played Diablo 2 more than an hour (back in 2002 when I was at grade 6)
@Virtual_Erkan that is true my friend, i have some serious latency issues. not enjoying it at all
Diablo III
- Publisher:
- Blizzard Entertainment
- Category:
- Role-Playing
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