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IT Management-as-a-Service: A White Paper by 451 Research
January 3, 2022 12:00am PST
Analyst 451 Research have conducted an investigation to evaluate the state of the ITMaaS market and actions to maximise your investments: 50% of ITMaaS market revenue is generated from systems...
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IT Management-as-a-Service: A White Paper by 451 Research
January 3, 2022 12:00am PST
Analyst 451 Research have conducted an investigation to evaluate the state of the ITMaaS market and actions to maximise your investments: 50% of ITMaaS market revenue is generated from systems...
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Pivot High Calculator Stock Market Too 1.0 (Windows)
January 15, 2016 12:00am PST
Pivot High Calculator is a nifty little program that will help you immensely with any medium to longer term investment plan. It also works great for knowing when to short stocks. This takes the...
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Review: Avocent Data Center Planner
May 23, 2013 12:00pm PDT
Just about any data center administrator will benefit from a full-featured data center planning application.
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What Google I/O 2013 means for Google Apps
May 23, 2013 10:26am PDT
At Google I/O, Google's annual developer conference, the company released myriad application updates, the most notable being an updated Google+.
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Survey: Which technologies are on the SMB IT roadmap?
May 23, 2013 8:13am PDT
TechRepublic would like to know which technologies your organization is using, or considering, and which ones aren't on your IT roadmap. Participate in the next survey and let us know.
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Mac Sharing Part 4: Remote desktop
May 22, 2013 6:30am PDT
Remote desktop sessions between Macs and other platforms make support tasks convenient. Here are tips to make it work with iOS, Windows, Linux, and Android.
IDC Whitepaper: Leveraging the Network for Your Virtualization and Cloud Initiatives
May 22, 2013 12:00am PDT
Virtualization is one of the most important trends reshaping the enterprise datacenter today. Driven by the desire to reduce server sprawl and consolidate enterprise applications on fewer physical...
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Integrated Computing Platforms: Infrastructure Builds for Tomorrow's Data Center
May 22, 2013 12:00am PDT
The consolidation of physical servers drove massive efficiencies across the IT ecosystem, including improved resource utilisation rates for CPU and storage capacity. This is the fifth consecutive...
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IDC WP: Saving Time and Money with Savvy Use of Flash in Automated Storage Tiering
May 22, 2013 12:00am PDT
Designing a storage environment to scale for both capacity and performance used to be somewhat mutually exclusive. Armed with new discoveries on data life cycle, including a phenomenon known as...
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Develop an intelligent disaster recovery solution with cloud technologies
May 21, 2013 12:00am PDT
Increasingly, IT decision makers view cloud computing as an attractive technology for recovering servers after a disruption or disaster. They look to cloud-based Disaster Recovery as a Service...
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Data Center Best Practices: Managing Data with Cloud Computing
May 20, 2013 12:00am PDT
Data centers are looking at cloud computing as a way to deliver the necessary flexibility, scalability, efficiency and speed. This article looks at Data Center Best Practices and focuses on how...
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Transforming Customer Experience: The Convergence of Social, Mobile and Business Process Management
May 20, 2013 12:00am PDT
To stay ahead in today's rapidly changing business environment, organizations need agile business processes that allow them to adapt quickly to evolving markets, customer needs, policies,...
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Taking Advantage of Multicore/Multiprocessor Technologies to Meet Today's Storage Needs
May 20, 2013 12:00am PDT
Data growth is not only driving up storage costs, but also transforming performance and efficiency requirements for storage systems. If you're looking for new storage solutions that can address...
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Develop an intelligent disaster recovery solution with cloud technologies
May 20, 2013 12:00am PDT
If you're unhappy with the state of your current disaster recovery operations, IBM is offering a must-read Q and A. In this interview, IBM cloud experts share their insights on how cloud computing...
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Do students who are issued tablets miss the benefits of experiential learning?
May 17, 2013 12:43pm PDT
Can't imagine how I got through school with just computer labs Or how the old folk on TR got through without computers at all. I think I'd have trouble not playing on my tablet in class. After...
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Quick Tip: Work with your Google Calendar in Outlook
May 17, 2013 7:54am PDT
Google Apps Sync lets you use your Google calendar in Microsoft Outlook. Find out why this can be handy and how to set it up.
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Change background images in Windows 8
May 16, 2013 12:07pm PDT
Change background images in Windows 8 article root Backgrounds I know it is not really a "productivity" activity, but I do like to personalize my Windows experience. What do you change your...
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My computer and internet speed are fast but videos streamed online lag
May 16, 2013 11:08am PDT
My computer and internet speed are fast but videos streamed online lag I am using a new toshiba lap top windows 7. My internet is at 18895 Kbps. so my computer start up is real fast and internet...
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Arch-based Manjaro Linux touts user-friendliness
May 16, 2013 7:42am PDT
Arch-based Manjaro Linux touts user-friendliness article root Thanks for the tip Downloading right now. I'll try it on an older laptop I use a lot, currently running fedora 18. Fedora 17 ran...


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well I am POLITELY trying to tell you that you don't know what you ordered but WHATEVER I'll remake it for you." So she added more milk in a dramatic, huffy way and he went on his way.
No, absolutely not. You will appear to be 'tattling' on a co-worker for the very thing highlighted in your review. Spend your energy trying to improve your own skills and let your supervisor deal with your co-workers' problems....or not. But, don't let it concern you or you risk appearing immature and unable to handle criticism without trying to deflect it to others.

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Sharmine Narwani
Sharmine Narwani is a commentary writer and political analyst covering the Middle East, and a Senior Associate at St. Antony's College, Oxford University. She has a Master of International Affairs degree from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs in both journalism and Mideast studies. Narwani is a regular Huffington Post blogger and has written commentary for publications and websites like USA Today and Al Jazeera English.


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We came to US consulate in Nogales, from Mexicali in Baja, the hotel is full of police, they even have an exclusive parking spot, we requested an iron, and they ask you for a deposit for $200.00 pesos, and $100.00 for remote control, the premisses have NO elevator, will never stay here again, rooms are old, carpet, bed unconfortable too
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- We are located in the new commercial zone of Nogales Sonora and surrounding the Hotel Marques De Cima you will find stores, several food establishments, Restaurants, Bars, night life, supermarkets, movie theater and entertainment as well as bus stations. Also, our closeness to the United States Consulate in Nogales makes your Visa proceedings comfortable and practical. ... more less


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Tonight's episode of The Voice began with the brit boy band The Wanted performing "Chasing The Sun". I have just started listening to their music but I didn't even know it was a group until I saw a video. It was really cool when Team Blake came out and sang the last chorus, but it also came off to me like it was a last minute addition to the show.
Carson first addresses the elimination of Jesse Campbell and asks the other coaches how they feel about it. Adam said he was shocked but it was Xtina's decision. Cee Lo said he didn't understand her decision but he has also been under fire for decisions he has made and he still stands by those. Xtina said she was no stranger to controversy and she never backs down for following her heart and staying true to herself. She also said she doesn't want to distract from her extremely talented team tonight.
America's Save for Team Xtina: Chris Mann. I am surprised by this. But Chris gives great performances. I just don't relate to his song choices. That leaves Ashley and Lindsey to sing for the save.
America's Save for Team Blake: Jermaine Paul. When they announced this, I yelled. This is one decision in the past few weeks that I agree with! That leaves Erin Willett and RaeLynn to sing for their save. I am such a fan of Erin Willett, so I hope she does well tonight.
Ashley De La Rosa is first up from Team Xtina and she sang "You and I" by Lady Gaga and when she started I was confused because she was singing in a different accent and she was very nervous. Adam said it wasn't his favorite and Blake said based on her past performances he would definitely go with her. So I guess that means tonight she didn't come off as confident.
Lindsay Pavao sang Please Don't Go by Mike Posner and she killed it. She played up on her strengths and she even made Christina cry. Cee Lo said he thought it was wonderful and he sees so much charm in her. Blake said though she isn't one of the big vocalists of the competition, there is still something so mysterious about her that people are drawn to, but he is sticking with his decision of picking Ashley.
This is where we take a break from the drama and Justin Bieber came out to introduce a clip from his new music video "Boyfriend". They really only showed a clip. It was a blip and then it was gone. Then Justin announced the date for his album Believe which comes out June 19th. I am sure the world went crazy and Bieber was trending for quite a bit on twitter. Carson then officially invites the Beebs to perform Boyfriend on the season finale of The Voice. Smart move for ratings. **side note: every time the song starts out, it reminds me of The Whisper Song by The Ying Yang Twins. Are they still making music?
This is where Christina had to make a decision for who was staying and who was going home. She said she has a special connection with Lindsey's voice and Ashley is such a dynamo performer. But as always she has to go with what is in her heart and she has to go with Lindsey Pavao.
Now we focus on Team Blake. They showed what happed at the Fonda Theater when he took his team to do an acoustic set on April 5th. I think Blake is such an awesome coach for having a show with his team, because he wanted them to "steal" his fans. I would've loved to see that.
Erin Willett starts of for Team Blake singing "Proud Mary" by Tina Turner. And this girl was giving it to the coaches. She has an amazing and powerful voice. I couldn't help by smile really big while she was singing. Xtina said she made an amazing effort for being in the bottom 2 and I agree.
RaeLynn sang If I Die Young by The Band Perry. I just feel Blake might not send her home because she is cute and she is the only Country singer, but also tonight, she is doing one of her better vocal performances. She has an interesting voice and a growl that many people adore. Adam said this wasn't his favorite vocal performance. He is always quick to point out people he wishes were on his team.
Blake has to make a decision and he is torn. He said that he has a bond with both of his girls. He said wished RaeLynn had done something different and Erin just came out and did it. In the end, after much prompting from Carson, Blake blurts out Erin. This dude surprised me because I know he is a die hard RaeLynn fan.
Do you agree or disagree with the decisions tonight? Not as rough as last night. Still reeling from Jesse's elimination, but I'm almost over it. Haha
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UK Protected Areas, dogged by lack protection for cetaceans
I wrote today on the WDCS website that WDCS welcomed the UK's recommendation to Europe to establish an SAC for the Dogger Bank. I have to say that I have a lot of time for the UK Environment Minister, Richard Benyon and his civil servant team, but I sometimes wonder at the advice that they receive.
Speaking truth to power is the responsibility of NGOs, but its also the responsibility of the statutory agencies that we trust to look after the interests of the wildlife and natural environment around us. I do wonder however if those who have the ear of government sometimes get too many political signals from, I don't know, initiatives like the UK's Red Tape Challenge. For the next three weeks the Red Tape Challenge (RTC) will be focusing on the 287 environmental regulations that apply to businesses, covering issues such as waste, emissions and wildlife protection and inviting members of the public to say which ones should be scrapped if they inhibit business. We have mentioned this initiative before and would urge you to write in an advocate keeping the UK's wildlife protection measures.
It does seem that the political need to not inhibit development, especially developments far out to sea where very few can see the consequences, may mean that Ministers can receive what people think they 'want to hear' and not what 'they need to hear'. It will be interesting to see if the Dogger Bank becomes an area for offshore developments and whether the harbour porpoise would have inhibited any such developments?


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As Long As She Needs Me
CD (Item 354495) Collectors Choice/Reprise, Early 60s — Condition: New Copy
Wonderful Sammy from his years at Reprise – and a beautiful album cut in collaboration with arranger Marty Paich! Marty had a swinging, jazzy style that always brought out the best in Sam – even on an album of fuller, mellower tracks such as these. The title hit is done by Sammy in a heartfelt style that showed that he could be every bit the pop crooner as some of his contemporaries, and the album follows in a similar mode – but also throws in some more upbeat numbers that keep things fresh and grooving. Titles include "Song From Two For The Seesaw", "We Kiss In A Shadow", "Love Is The Tender Trap", "Back In Your Own Back Yard", "There Was A Tavern In The Town", and "Falling In Love With Love". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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Falcons Beat Cowboys on Sunday Night to Remain Unbeaten
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Michael Turner rumbled into the endzone to break the tie and the Atlanta Falcons beat the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football, 19-13. The win moved the Falcons to 8-0 and the NFL's only perfect team.
Matt Bryant kicked four field goals to get the game's other 12 points and quarterback Matt Ryan threw for 342 yards in an effort that the Boston College grad called "good enough."
"I think at the end of the day it's a league that's based on wins and losses and tonight was a solid effort by this team and we did what we needed to do to come out with a win," Ryan said.
Turner went over 100 yards, with 102 on 20 carries and the defense held the Cowboys to 65 yards rushing. In an ESPN article, Cowboys coach Jason Garrett praised the Falcons ability to get it done.
"There's a reason they're undefeated halfway through the season," Garrett said. "This is a challenging place to play at. I thought we did some good things in the ballgame. They did more good things. We didn't do enough to win this game in all three phases of our football team."


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Kenosha police report bicyclist critically injured in weekend crash
A 61-year-old man suffered severe head injuries in Kenosha about 4 p.m. Saturday, after he pedaled into a Dodge Neon at 47th Ave. and Washington Road, police reported earlier Monday.
The cyclist, Chinh Doan of Kenosha, was flown flown by Flight for Life helicopter to Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee, where he is still in critical condition.
According to the police account, Doan was traveling eastbound on Washington Road and had a red light, but entered the intersection. He crashed into the southbound vehicle, driven by a 21-year-old woman.
The driver showed no signs of impairment at the scene and voluntarily submitted to a legal blood draw when asked by deputies. There are no charges or citations being filed or issued at this time.
The police statement did not clarify whether Doan was wearing a helmet.
11 Comments for "Kenosha police report bicyclist critically injured in weekend crash"
If there were no signs of impairment and the accident was caused by a bicyclist running a red light, why did deputies request a blood draw from the motorist?
BigJim Dec 12, 2011 2:46 PM
I ride about 3000 miles/year and have for >30 years. I never run a red light and stop for the signs...if you do you are (1) stupid to do so (2) illegal (3) Dead.
sssesq Dec 12, 2011 3:27 PM
I would imagine to make sure all the bases were covered. If I was the driver, I'd REQUEST a draw just to protect myself. In these litigation happy days, it is possible that the cyclist could try to sue, even if at fault.
ceezee Dec 12, 2011 3:41 PM
ceezee Dec 12, 2011 3:42 PM
Tom Held Dec 12, 2011 4:08 PM
Sheliteguy Dec 12, 2011 5:36 PM
BigJim Dec 12, 2011 6:43 PM
Four p.m. is dusk this time of year.
Hey bicyclists: Give yourselves a chance. Wear light-colored, reflective clothing, have lots of reflectors and working lights on your bike. Note that lots of motor vehicle drivers keep their headlights on in the daytime. Take a hint. BE VISIBLE. You don't have airbags on that bike.
One of my pet peeves is serious cyclists who ride wearing black Lycra outfits. Those little red or white stripes are decoration, not protection. -
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DPS Officials Advise Against Spring Break Trips to Mexico
By: Gina Benitez
Updated: March 9, 2012
Department of Public Safety officials are warning strongly against traveling to Mexico.
They believe the Mexican government has made great strides in combating the issues, but say cartel violence is still a significant threat.
Many crimes against Americans in Mexico go unpunished, and officials are trying to raise awareness and asking travelers to look objectively at the dangers.
"Many people travel to Mexico without incident, but it is still a dangerous and volatile situation in Mexico. The violence is random, it is unpredictable, and because of that we believe that the risks can't be ignored," says a DPS spokesman.
He says travelers who already have planned trips should carefully research their intended destination.


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The Butterfly Place
- Westford
Get up-close views of colorful butterflies as they flutter and sip nectar from the vibrant plants growing throughout the indoor atrium
Unofficial Tours
- Harvard Square
Current Harvard undergraduates divulge university history, stories from current students, and facts about famous alumni on 70-minute tours
Jillian's of Worcester
- Worcester
More than 40 games including air hockey, brand-new high-def arcade games & skee-ball alongside kitchen serving pizzas & paninis
Twin Springs Golf Course
- Bolton
Nine-hole, par-34 course challenges golfers with high-risk, high-reward scenarios and water hazards that come in play on six holes
Harvard Bowling Lanes
- Harvard
Candlepin-bowling alley provides patrons with retro entertainment throughout the week, adding futuristic accents during cosmic weekend hours
Jam Time
- Maynard
Bounce house, pretend grocery market, climbing structures, ball pit & full-size playhouse with kitchen enthrall kids at indoor playground.
Roll On America
- Lancaster
Roller-skating facility features snack bar, more than 25 arcade games, and glow-in-the-dark laser tag
The Motorsport Lab
- Loudon
Drivers get behind the wheel of a Lamborghini or Ferrari for three or six laps around an agility-autocross course
Charles River Museum of Industry & Innovation
- Bank Square
Guests explore interactive exhibits tracing America's industrial history back to 1812; also good for annual model engineering show
- Chichester
Miniature links surrounded by trees with nine water features, 12,000 square feet of new carpets, and a 201-foot-long 13th hole
Tower Hill Botanic Garden
- Boylston
Visitors explore a 132-acre indoor and outdoor live museum, gazing at colorful flowers and plants while sipping on a tasty beverage
Luke Adams Glass
- Norwood
Pupils manipulate molten glass into a decorative work of art such as a blown ornament, paperweight, or pumpkin; premade pieces available
Boston Rock Gym
- Woburn
Neon-colored handgrips speckle multiple climbing walls that guests can traverse alone or with assistance from AMGA-certified instructors
Larz Anderson Auto Museum
- Brookline
A chateau-style, converted carriage house filled with automotive exhibits and tours
Boston Civil War Tours
- Boston Commons
Tour highlights locations where abolitionists spoke, demanded fugitive slaves be freed, and united to save the Union
Monster Mini Golf Boston
- Norwood
Balls ricochet around 18 black-lit indoor holes decorated with eerie, luminous murals, large monsters, animated props, and music
Jim Fenner Golf Professional
- Auburn
Seasoned golf ace Jim Fenner harnesses video swing analysis to address client-specific needs in lessons
Metrowest Yoga
- Multiple Locations
Versatile yoga studio's instructors emphasize calmness & tension release during traditional & hot classes manageable for all skill levels.
Rock Spot Climbing
- Multiple Locations
Dual climbing facilities sprawl with challenging top-rope, lead-climbing, and bouldering routes
Boston Night Tour
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Paranormal investigators lead guests through spooky sites around Salem, Boston, and Plymouth with tales of hauntings
Boating in Boston
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Set amid a serene natural backdrop, rental kayaks float on calm waters at five locations
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Climbing facility's ropes course, walls, and bouldering formations build climbers into scaling savants
Haunted Boston Ghost Tours
- Downtown
90-minute walking tours explore Central Burial Ground, Boston Commons & Boston Athenaeum & include info about ghosts & Boston history
Quail Ridge Country Club
- Acton
Gently rolling terrain shapes fairways at a course set within a pine and hardwood forest
Vertical World Adventures
- Newton Square
Guides lead groups up Crow Hill with alternating rock climbing and ziplining exercises during this all-day adventure
Cambridge Haunts
- Harvard Square
Guides lead 90-minute walking tours by lantern through historic Harvard Square streets, sharing stories and reported ghost sightings
AG Paintball
- Weare
Seven fields littered with barrels and wooden spools are regularly updated to host players who lock and load rented equipment
Brunswick Bowling
- Brunswick Zone - Lowell
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
CityGolf Walpole and CityGolf Boston
- Multiple Locations
Year-round improvement with PGA instructors and video swing-analysis technology at three locations, including downtown facility
Roshankish Krav Maga
- South Medford
Martial artists impart the basic techniques for strikes, clinches, and defensive moves that blend kickboxing and muay thai styles
Limelight Stage & Studio
- Chinatown - Leather District
Once inside, belt from a book of more than 10,000 karaoke tracks onstage, or control the lights, videos, and audience in a private room.
The Histrionic Academy
- Downtown
Follow a guide in a tricorn hat on a 90-minute exploration of colonial Boston through the uprisings that led to American independence.
The School of Oom Yung Doe
- Downtown Medford
Oom Yung Doe instructors lead budding martial artists of all skill levels through self-defense basics
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The Brattle Theatre's screens have been glowing with an eclectic slate of films since 1953, but its cultural legacy stretches back to 1890 when it first opened as a live theater. Its productions seemed destined to eventually intertwine with the burgeoning Hollywood industry, and today, the venue keeps its artistic roots alive by showing a full roster of classic, foreign, and independent movies. The cinema-savvy staff frequently bundles pictures into special repertory series—past programs have centered around a vast array of topics, ranging from tributes to Greta Garbo and Ingmar Bergman to a series of documentaries on Clark Gable's mustache. To bolster the cinematic experience, moviegoers snack on locally-made concessions including traditional box office candy as well as baked goods and beer.
Click above to buy tickets for the Boston Derby Dames August 15 games. Click here to buy tickets for the Boston Derby Dames July 18 games.
Today's side deal stages A Midsummer Night's Dream in the fashion that Shakespeare had always intended it to be staged—with mirror balls, roller skates, feather boas, skimpy costumes, and pounding disco anthems. For $18, you get one ticket in the "Dance Floor" section to see the American Repertory Theater's Donkey Show at the OBERON in Cambridge. This ticket can be used for shows on: 1/29 (8 p.m.), 1/30 (8 p.m. or 10:30 p.m.), 2/5 (8 p.m.), 2/6 (8 p.m. or 10:30 p.m.), 2/12 (8 p.m.), or 2/13 (8 p.m. or 10:30 p.m.). Call or drop by the box office at least 24 hours before your desired showtime to reserve your ticket. You must be 18 or older to attend.
Founded in 2007, A Far Cry is a self-conducted chamber orchestra made up of 17 young professional pluckers and bow-wielders, known as the Criers, who have played alongside cellist Yo-Yo Ma and rock band This Will Destroy You within the last month. The New York Times proclaims that the orchestra "brims with personality" that yields "performances of such passionate involvement," and the Boston Globe writes that "members of the conductor-less string orchestra love nothing more than to throw themselves into a musical phrase with vital conviction." The collective pushes the boundaries of orchestra repertoire, eschewing the tradition of smashing their instruments on a gong after each performance while favoring collaboration and rotating leadership. This particular program features Shostakovich's dark Eighth Quartet, John Adams's Shaker Loops, and the premiere of double concerto K2, with fiddler Kip Jones and bassist Karl Doty. Racking up more than 200 of those performances so far, the ensemble has also released three albums and is the chamber orchestra in residence at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, which often entails serving as live statues to fill in for artwork that's being restored.
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum has been a bastion of art and culture since it was founded in 1903. The building, inspired by and designed after a 15th-century Venetian palace, contains three floors of galleries surrounding a garden courtyard that remains verdant with plant life from the dawn of spring through the darkest, most subatomic depths of winter. Gardner, who founded the museum, spent her life curating and encouraging the art collection, which contains more than 2,500 objects, including paintings, sculpture, textiles, illuminated manuscripts, and rare books lifted everywhere from ancient Rome to 19th-century France. While visiting this citadel of scintillating visions, witness landscapes by Whistler, Renaissance-era Flemish tapestries, and religious wood sculptures from 16th-century Germany. Exhibitions provide specific, detailed glimpses into varied subject matter; an exhibit on terracotta sculpture of the Italian Renaissance runs until May 23.
A joint effort of the inmates of the Improv Asylum theater and the soon-to-be unleashed comedy club Laugh Boston, the Legends of Boston Comedy New Year's Eve show offers a knee-slapping alternative to televised events and auld lang sighing. Set in the historic confines of Plymouth Memorial Hall, laughs reverberate and glasses clink in celebratory toasts as favorite veteran comics of the Boston scene let loose with ribald punch lines.


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CES kicks off with Unveiled, an event that crams a thousand or so members of the press, most of them desperate for a snack and a free drink, into a loud, stuffy ballroom full of manufacturers exhibiting a few key products in tiny booths. It's so loud inside that any serious demos are impossible. Why do I go? Because every year, among all sorts of weird gadgets and gee-gaws, I always find a few cool audio products I've probably never have noticed on the main show floor at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
I've collected a few shots of the coolest new audio products I saw at Unveiled. It's mostly compact/portable systems and headphones, but it's all worth a look. And a listen, but that'll have to wait till we can hear these products in a place where there aren't a thousand reporters and a couple hundred manufacturer reps gabbing.
Brent Butterworth and Geoff Morrison combine their years of gear testing and knowledge in one überblog of irreverence and techiness.
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Roads and Maritime Services Acting General Manager Maritime Operations Trevor Williams today announced a free safety guide on the key aquatic events to be held on Sydney Harbour over summer 2012-13 is available for boaters and spectators.
'The 28-page full-colour Sydney's Summer Aquatic Events – A Boater's Guide was produced and distributed free by Roads and Maritime Services (RMS),' Mr Williams said.
'The guide contains safety details about the major aquatic events planned to take place on Sydney Harbour, including advice for boaters on anchoring, best vantage points, special-event navigation restrictions and exclusion zones.
'The big events which draw hundreds of thousands of spectators afloat and ashore are all listed, including the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Race starting on Boxing Day, New Year's Eve on Sydney Harbour, and the multitude of events planned for Australia Day.
'The guide also contains maps of event and race courses to help skippers prepare for and plan their day on the water,' Mr Williams said.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- While talk of one of the most memorable plays anyone has ever seen will be the 99-yard game winning punt return by Patrick Peterson, it cannot be forgotten that earlier in the game the Cardinals' offense had a very rare and odd sequence of possessions.
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Crash kills Ashtabula man, toddler ejected
Drivers on Route 534 watched in horror as a speeding car launched over an embankment Wednesday and crashed into a tree, killing a Ashtabula man and ejecting his 2-year-old son, Ashtabula County Coroner's Investigator Rich Mongell said.
Shooting near elementary in Erie, Pa.
Police have arrested a suspect after a substitute teacher's aide was shot while walking near McKinley Elementary School in Erie, Pa., this morning. The aide had taken a break outside when she was shot. Her condition is not known. The school is no longer on lockdown as worried parents who went to the school are allowed to take their children home.
Jodi Arias convicted of first-degree murder
Jodi Arias was convicted of first-degree murder Wednesday in the gruesome killing of her one-time boyfriend in Arizona after a four-month trial that captured headlines with lurid tales of sex, lies, religion and a salacious relationship that ended in a blood bath.
Ashtabula Area City School District levy fails
Ashtabula Area City School District's 6.2 mills emergency levy went down by 122 votes, despite Superintendent Patrick Colucci's pleas that it was needed to bring back busing and eliminate pay-to-play.
Jefferson passes school levy
Voters in the Jefferson Area Local School District renewed a 20-year-old operating levy Tuesday, 1,042, or 58 percent, for the levy to 750 against, or 42 percent, according to the unofficial results fromthe Ashtabula County Board of Elections.
Police: 3 more in custody in Boston bombings
Three more suspects were taken into custody in the Boston Marathon bombing case, including two college friends of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev who came to the U.S. from Kazakhstan, authorities and a defense attorney said Wednesday.
Possible threat leads to Lakeside High School early dismissal
Lakeside High School students were released at 11:30 a.m. Friday after school officials discovered "non-specific scribbling" on a bathroom stall, Superintendent Patrick Colucci said.
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Levindale is nearing the completion of the first phase of a very exciting expansion on our campus. The Levindale Master Plan is designed to give our center a brand new look and feeling, as we continue to help our residents and patients experience the best quality of life.
We are creating a state-of-the-art, cozy, elegant place for our residents and patients to call home on our existing campus, which has been renamed the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus.
This will sync it up with our Neighborhood Model philosophy. We are already implementing the emotional segment of resident-directed care, where we put the needs and desires of our residents first. Now, we want Levindale's physical structures to further enhance our efforts.
Among the things our expansion will provide are private rooms, private bathrooms, home-style meal service and town centers.
We want to carry out these modifications in four phases. The first two phases involve constructing two new buildings that create true neighborhoods of six households with14 rooms each. Every household will have a country kitchen.
The kitchens are important, because as you know, when people get together, that's the room where everyone seems to end up. We want our kitchens to be big enough for meetings. Since the food will also be cooked in them, we hope the aromas remind our residents of their own family get-togethers.
Once the new buildings are completed, the third and fourth phases of Levindale's Master Plan will kick off. Our current residents will move into their new digs, and the renovation of the nursing home's existing wings and rehabilitation areas will begin. These stages will also include landscaping and a parking tower.
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By Steele Marcoux What it is: First, let's clear up this confusing moniker. When referring to the architectural style, the term "Tudor" is actually historically imprecise. It refers not to typical buildings of Tudor England (early 16th century) but instead to a style popularized in the United States during the end of... Continue Reading »


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Mother Nature's healthy drinks recharge muscles and aid performance.
You just finished a run on a warm day and you're hot, tired, and thirsty. Of course you could reach for your favorite neon-hued sports drink, and there's nothing wrong with that. But runners often forget all the other options out there. In fact, research has shown that plenty of other types of beverages (some of which may already be in your refrigerator) have their own healthful qualities and can help you stay hydrated before, during, or after your run.
"Mother Nature has given us a huge range of healthy drinks," says Molly Kimball, R.D., a sports dietitian at Ochsner Elmwood Fitness Center in New Orleans. "They're refreshing and can recharge muscles and benefit performance." And (most important) they taste good, too.
Iced Green Tea
When: Pre- or postrun and on easy runs less than an hour
Why: Green tea is a stellar source of catechins, antioxidants that fight heart disease and cancer. According to research, catechins can reduce muscle damage caused by exercise, and also speed recovery. A recent study found that people who had the equivalent of five cups of green tea daily for three months and exercised lost more belly fat than those who only exercised. Iced green tea is a tasty alternative to water on easy, short runs, says Leslie Bonci, R.D., director of sports nutrition at the Pittsburgh Medical Center. Plus, tea contains caffeine, which boosts speed and endurance. If you drink iced green tea often, go with unsweetened, says Kimball, to avoid taking in excess calories.
Sipping Points: Steep tea bags for at least three minutes to release more catechins. If you buy bottled, choose brands with fewer than 15 grams of sugar per eight ounces.
Coconut Water
When: Pre- or postrun or on runs of about 60 minutes
Why: Coconut water, the clear liquid found inside the fruit, contains none of the fat found in coconut milk and has a tangy, light almond flavor. Eleven ounces contain 14 grams of sugar and 670 milligrams of potassium—way more than sports drinks. "Potassium works closely with sodium to maintain water balance and helps trigger muscles to contract and relax optimally," says Suzanne Girard Eberle, R.D., author of Endurance Sports Nutrition. Coconut water has enough carbohydrates for an hour-long run but not enough sodium for longer efforts.
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1. "There Is Hope and Help: Dealing with Depression" (presentation, BYU Women's Conference, Provo, April 30, 2010).
2. "Our Strengths Can Become Our Downfall," in Brigham Young University 1991–92 Speeches (Provo: BYU, 1992), pp. 107–8.
3. "A Disciple's Journey," in Brigham Young University 2007–08 Speeches(Provo: BYU, 2008), p. 300.
This essay is adapted from an October 2010 address by Janet S. Scharman,BYU vice president of student life. The full text is included in Virtue and the Abundant Life: Talks from the BYU Religious Education and Wheatley Institution Symposium (Deseret Book).


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As our children grew older we found that their interest in Christmas morning waned and the sparkle in their eyes was gone. So in 1992 Nita and I introduced the Christmas Morning Web. When our two teen-aged children came down Christmas morning they found a Magic Wand in their socks that had for years been hung at the fireplace mantel, attached to the spool was a piece of yarn (a 100 meter piece of yarn) that wound through the house into the front and back yard and ended in a closet or cabinet which held their special gift from one of Santa's elves, an elf who had been looking out for them for the past year and knew of their desire for this special gift.
The Christmas Web continued as each of
our children got married and as they had children. We now have seven Magic Wands of 100 mm yarn winding through our house every Christmas Morning making getting a cup of coffee an acrobatic achievement before the winding begins.
The Christmas Web has become the signature event of the Grinkmeyer's Christmas Day Activities. While at a party at my daughters home (Christmas 2010) Shannon asked me to tell her girlfriends about our family tradition. "You ought to write a book" they said in unison, "like the Elf on the Shelf", they added. It's taken me some time but I did it, I've written a book, I've designed a product, I've hired an illustrator, and I've found a manufacture in China to produce it for me.
This is where I need your help. I need contacts at the big box retailers (Target, Wall-Mart, Barnes and Noble, Hallmark, The Paper Source, Costco, Toys-R-Us, The Learning Express). I'll be showing The Christmas Web at the Atlanta Americas Mart July 13 -17, but I'd like to get in front of the big players before the show. So if you know a name that can open a door I'd be grateful.
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- Christmas Web is a 36 page children's book telling the story of how the Christmas Web came to exist. The illustrations include four elves modeled after real children.
- A set of three Magic Wands in different colors with 100 yards of string attached.
- Access to an interactive website where each child can register their magic wand with Santa then choose and meet their personal elf (a digital presentation by one of the real children) and share with their elf "what they want for Christmas". Children will be able to come back to the website for regular updates from their elves and Santa.
Our target market for The Christmas Web is every Mom and Dad who wants to keep the sparkle in their children's eyes that they saw in their childrens first few Christmases. Although the book is for children 4 to 10, the Magic Wands and yarn are for children 4 to 45, and the activity is for the ultimate target market; the moms and dads and grandmas and grandpas who want to keep Christmas Morning a special day…. forever.
Our grandchildren see the Christmas Web as the beginning of their Christmas celebration at our home while their parents, now 37 to 41, compete to see who can find their gift first, while my challenge is to see how difficult I can make the older children's route to their gift.
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If you can help me with this project in any way please get in touch with me, this is all new ground for me, but that's not a deterrent, I' used to blazing new trails. Look for The Christmas Web in stores this Christmas Season
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Wimberly Lawson Wright Daves & Jones Opens Chattanooga Office
The Knoxville-based law firm Wimberly Lawson Wright Daves & Jones, P.C. announces the opening of a Chattanooga office, effective May 1. The new Wimberly Lawson office is shared with the existing Chattanooga law firm Bob E. Lype & Associates, at 6181 Vance Road, Chattanooga.
Warm weather boosts aviation fuel sales
Blue skies and nice weather mean different things for different people. But for Upper Cumberland Regional Airport manager Jim Kmet, it means more airport visitors - and increased fuel sales.
Florida fugitive arrested here
A man who drew suspicion when he offered a silverware set for sale to a jewelry store here last week was later arrested on a felony fugitive warrant in connection with burglary cases in Florida, police said.
Accused burglar's girlfriend indicted for stolen property
Last month, her boyfriend, Andrew Lane Depriest, was indicted for 22 counts of burglary and theft over $60,000. And this week, Deanna Herald, 31, of Summerhaven Ave., Cookeville, was arrested on a grand jury indictment of her own in connection with the same case.
When a black Cadillac ran off the road and hit a curb, a passing police officer stopped to investigate, and it wasn't long before the driver was booked into jail on several charges.
847 set to graduate from county's high schools
For 847 of the county's citizens, that magic time of year is beginning this week: graduation from high school.
Dad arrested at hospital where his wife was giving birth
A Spencer man was arrested at Cookeville Regional Medical Center Saturday after allegedly pulling a knife and threatening someone in a waiting room.
Shoplifter had list, said loot to be traded for drugs
A man who is well known to police here got in trouble again yesterday for allegedly shoplifting with a list for items he planned to trade for drugs.
Riders return: H.O.G. Rally ripple effect beginning
Although the Tennessee State H.O.G Rally isn't returning until 2014, the ripple effect of the 2012 rally has officially begun.
Tennessee House of Representatives Speaker Beth Harwell addresses Tennessee Tech graduates Saturday at the university's spring commencement ceremony.
Embezzler to serve a year in jail
A woman who embezzled over $60,000 while working at a medical clinic here will serve one year in jail.
UCHRA begins bus shelter process
Now that the Cookeville City Council has approved the first reading of zoning amendments regarding bus shelters, the Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency has started the process of establishing those shelters.
Man cited for indecent exposure on the highway
Two women traveling along Interstate 40 and S. Willow Avenue on Thursday stopped and called police after seeing a man in a vehicle following them expose his private parts, police said.
Boat stolen out of parking lot
A thief boldly drove up, hooked a boat to his truck, and stole it out of a parking lot on W. Broad Street, police said.
Man's yard becomes dump site for signs, mailboxes
By AMY DAVIS PUTNAM COUNTY - His front yard was covered with "for sale" signs - but he wasn't moving from his home on Buffalo Valley Road.
Shoplifter had list, said loot to be traded for drugs
A man who is well known to police here got in trouble again yesterday for allegedly shoplifting with a list for items he planned to trade for drugs.
'Daisy Duke,' 'Cooter,' 'Moonshiners' coming Saturday
Kenneth Mahan, left, and Joey Bailey of Hazzard Life show off replicas of the General Lee and Dixie Jeep from the Dukes of Hazzard that will be on site at this Saturday's Hazzard Life Festival and Swap Meet from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Cookeville Auto Auction.
Shoes hurt her feet, so she 'returned' them
A woman who is accused of swapping her shoes for another pair in a store and then walking out without paying later told police that she had bought the old shoes there and they hurt her feet.
Oreck bankruptcy: financial mess for vacuum maker
Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen lifts an Oreck vacuum cleaner over his head while Oreck founder Dave Oreck, right, looks on, during the opening of an Oreck factory in Cookeville, Tenn., in 2006.
Fishing tournament to help Mustard Seed Ranch
For the fourth year in a row, the Cookeville Police Department's Police Athletic League will sponsor a bass fishing tournament to help raise funds for Mustard Seed Ranch.


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Chef Jean-Pierre Curtat at Flavors of Quebec Comes to Hollywood at The Grill
September 13, 2011 by Esteban Escobar
Filed under Cultures, Entertainment, Events, Featured, Food
Have you ever wanted to travel to Montreal and taste their food, heard their music, watch movies and learn more about their culture? Well not need to travel far any more because Quebec in Hollywood kicks off a three week celebration of Québec's unique brand of creativity and flair which is currently happening from September 9 to 25, 2011 in prestige venues of Hollywood.
Some of the events planned are a Québec film festival at the Egyptian Theatre, performances by top bands and comedy acts, a Montréal fashion runway show at Hollywood & Highland Center, special restaurant tastings with renowned Québecois chefs, a green transportation design symposium, gallery exhibitions and more. The festivities culminate just in time for the World Premiere of IRIS, a new resident show helmed by Québec's very own Cirque du Soleil at the legendary Kodak Theatre.
On Monday, September 12, 2011 from 4:00 pm to 6:00pm Quebec in Hollywood presented to members of the media Chef Jean-Pierre Curtat at The Grill of Hollywood, where he showcased dishes from his signature style and specialty items from Quebec. Members of the media were the first to attend the preview and taste the dishes as well wine and beer from the providence of Quebec.
After tasting the delicious, great and unforgettable dishes of Quebec Harrison Held interviews for our Diversity News TV Blip and YouTube Channels Chef Jean-Pierre Curtat where he speaks about the food presented to members of the media and how he became a chef and his lifestyle.
About CHEF JEAN-PIERRE CURTAT: Jean-Pierre Curtat has been overseeing the kitchens at the Casino de Montréal since it first opened in 1993. Under his direction, Nuances restaurant has been honoured with the coveted CAA-AAA Five Diamond distinction since 2000. Chef Curtat completed his studies at the Institut de tourisme et d'hôtellerie du Québec in 1979. He then went on to intern at various prestigious hotels and restaurants, including Daniel Dunas' Chez Bardet.
Photos credit to: Harrison Held from Sunshine Magazine, QuebecinHollywood.com & Diversity News Publications
Sources: http://www.mri.gouv.qc.ca/quebecinhollywood/index.asp, Diversity News TV
This post is sponsored and brought to you by: Ingrid's Cafe Beverly Hills, CA.
About Esteban "Steven" Escobar
Executive Editor In Chief, Director of Public/Media Relations & Community Affairs, Sales, Reporter, Webmaster & Graphic Designer Specialist. About Esteban "Steven" Escobar: Esteban A. Escobar (born in El Salvador, Central America on September 6th) is an Award Winning American (Journalist, reporter, editor, columnist, writer, producer, director, publicist, radio personality, accounts receivable specialist, humanitarian and philanthropist). Esteban is known as Steven Escobar. He is the Executive Editor-In-Chief of Diversity News Magazine, an online & special print consumer news magazine that is visited by close to two million visitors a month while growing each day. Esteban "Steven" Escobar is also Producer, Director of Diversity News TV, the host of Diversity News Radio, on Air with Steven Escobar and the President of Diversity News Publications, a news/entertainment multimedia firm in Hollywood, CA. Steven Escobar owns E.E.Enterprises and an affiliate of The Diversity News Publications Family of Companies. Steven Escobar is also the official Hollywood and Los Angeles County Events Examiner for Examiner.com and contributor for Yahoo.com distributed via Yahoo Voices. Steven Escobar also gives back to the community by helping charities, and since 2003 to the present, he has been raising money and awareness for AIDS Walk LA benefiting AIDS Project Los Angeles. Also in 2011 Steven Escobar raised money and awareness for The Life Group LA and volunteered for Exotifit For Humanity and The Human Rights Campaign Los Angeles Steering Committee. Steven was nominated for The Shorty Awards 2011 and the People's Choice Fan Award 2012. In 2012 Steven Escobar receives the Humanitarian Award at the 2012 International Noble Awards. Also on June 2, 2012 Steven Escobar Received the Community and Humanitarian Services Award at Kayamanan ng Bayan for all his contributions to the Filipino American community in Southern California. On 12-12-12 Steven Escobar received Award for Most Fascinating Person of the Year 2012. On 2-22-2013 Steven Escobar is nominated for a 2013 EOTM Award (Entrepreneurs on the Move) for Outstanding Journalist and on April 25, 2013 receives nomination for 2013 EOTM Award for Outstanding Internet Radio. On April 4, 2013 Steven Escobar receives award for Diversity News TV "Best B-Roll." Yahoo.com names Steven Escobar the Hot 500 contributors during the month of March 2012 of Yahoo! Contributor Network. Steven Escobar currently resides in Los Angeles County in the City of Hollywood, CA. For more information visithttp://www.stevenescobar.diversitynewspublications.com, http://www.stevenescobar.blogspot.com or his IMDB at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4164655/
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Why So Many Lawsuits Because Of The Oil Spill?
September 22nd, 2012One of the worst things that can happen are oil spills, that affects so many thing and all that will cost a lot of money. The most recent oil spill that affected the US was the 2010 BP oil spill. This happen off the coast of Louisiana and it just ruined so many things like the earth life that was close to the beach and it of course after the animals in the water.
Also, do you guys like our new website? That was just the start then after it had happen they needed to start the cleaning process before it get worst, and it did get worst when I come to the owner and the company overall. The owner of locksmith aventura Jeff didn't really care to much about the law suits he just wanted to clean up the ocean and making it safe again.After a couple of days the fines for this event coming in, the first one was for $21 billion dollars from the clean water act. I even saw this impact companies like Motorized Shades Miami because of the sales on the coast. Then they need to pay for the families that lost they're business because they could go out to fish for food for they're business and also the people that had there property damaged needed to get paid for they're things.
That number was actually released to the public so I'm pretty sure that was for a reason. The oil spill happen almost near Austin locksmith but luckily it didn't affect them. That's why the oil spills are horrible, dangerous and can effect from the littlest things to the biggest.


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Mark Gregory Clayton
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 78 (438th overall since 1950)
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Should snowdrops be planted in spring in-the-green (after the flowers have died down but when their foliage is still green and lush) or as dry bulbs in autumn? It's a question that divides opinion in even the most prestigious horticultural circles
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Wanda Sykes: James Taylor is so cool. Even when he tries to dress up, he still looks like he should be sitting by a lake.
Patti Stanger: Cryin from @kelly_clarkson and the mention of equality for all! If this happens nationwide i will need to hire a bigger gay staff! Yippee!
Solange Knowles: I couldn't be more proud on this day.
Debi Mazar: She hit those notes!!!Church!!go Beyonce!!!
Bette Midler: The hardest song in any repertoire, the National Anthem. She had to remove the in-ear monitor. It's a bear. She sang beautifully.
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