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It was Thursday morning, which in the collegiate realm marks the inauguration of the glorious weekend, and my friend Dave and I were celebrating our free time by playing Rock Band. We had met four years earlier as freshmen in college. At first, we were just awkward neighbors, but soon enough, we both realized our shared weird sensibilities and were happily throwing yams against brick walls together. It was a special friendship. He taught me how to make icing sandwiches, and that it was okay to say black instead of African-Americans. I taught him how to catch a bear, and that is was okay to skin it while it was still alive. It was a special friendship. And as we sat there playing Rock Band on that fateful Thursday morning, it became even more special.
We were right smack in the middle of one of our favorite Rock Band songs when the unexpected unexpectedly happened. The chorus was building up and all of the sudden I saw Dave's drum sticks fly into the air and his body drop to the floor. His muscles became tense, his eyes became freakishly wide, and he started flailing and jerking about on the floor like a possessed fiend. It was super weird.
It all happened so quickly. One second Dave was playing drums, and the next he was on the ground freaking about like a fish out of water. My immediate reaction was:
My reaction was not unfounded because the thing is— Dave is an actor. It's in his blood. His own Aunt and Uncle were the stars of the critically acclaimed show Gullah Gullah Island. This genetic acting blood that courses through his veins, that has run through the veins of all his family members before him and all those after, supplies him the ability to change his persona almost instantaneously. One day he might pay for a taxi under the guise of British Gentlemen. Or maybe he'll make you a Philly cheese steak while acting as his renowned Man Who Can't Read character. So you see, it would not be outside the realm of possibility for Dave to unexpectedly change from his usual Dave self into a character like Belligerent German Seamstress, Drunk Dinosaur, or say, Epileptic Drummer. You just never know with Dave, and I thought this was all just one of his many impromptu performances.
After too long a period of time admiring what I thought was Dave's thespian talents, the realization that he was not just pretending to have a seizure, but actually suffering through one slowly began to seep through my thick skull. I believe it was when his eyes rolled to the back of his head when "encore!" was replaced with "holy fuck nuggets."
Fearing Dave would die before my very eyes, I quickly ran to my apartment across the hall to get help/ fetch some other death witnesses. My roommates Carli and Megan followed me back into Dave's apartment. Megan called 911, at which point she realized this was her first time calling 911, how exciting!
As Megan spoke with the emergency hotline, Carli proceeded to Google seizure and I stood helplessly above Dave trying to keep his raging head from hitting a piece of furniture. A feeling suddenly came over me that there was some kind of medical procedure I was supposed to be doing to keep my seizing friend alive and well. I remembered a vivid image of my 9th grade health teacher standing in his tracksuit:
However much I racked my brain, I could not recall how he finished that sentence, and Carli was taking too long to find an informative seizure website, so I went with my gut instinct:
Dave's tongue appeared to have gained a mind of its own as it wriggled all over the place in the back of his mouth. I became absolutely fixated on the idea that he was going to choke on it, and eessh, how unbecoming that would be. So I did what any hero would do. I stuck my finger into Dave's mouth and went after his wildly tongue. And in that way I'm a lot like Abraham Lincoln.
It was one for the history book. A carnival indeed.
The medical professionals arrived and Dave was rushed to the ER. Amen to supreme beings, he was ok. He got to eat some delicious liquid hospital food and to this day is healthy and well. All was good— the frightening day had ended without any unfortunate outcomes, and on top of that, I learned a few valuable life lessons that I would like to share with you:
Moral Number One:
Life is a crazy and full of horrifying surprises. All you can really do is use Google.
Moral Number Two:
Never assume your friends are talented. I assumed Dave was a great actor and wasted valuable tongue grabbing time. If anything, assume they are weak.
Moral Number Three:
Death is all around us. After watching a seizure, I've become very aware of human vulnerability, frailness, and mortality. Death is real, homies, and as of yet, no one has invented some sort of preventive spray to rid us of this nuisance. Don't get me wrong, I've always been very aware of our mortality, and have had several experiences with it:
Watching your friend seizure all over the floor adds a whole new flavor to the dish of death.
Moral Number Four:
Befriend people with missing fingers. When I stuck my finger in Dave's mouth to snatch his runaway tongue, I wasn't just saving the life of my friend; I was risking the life of my finger. Dave had no control over his body, and as he flailed across the floor unpredictably contracting and convulsing muscles, his mouth could have easily snapped shut with my finger still inside. And then just like that, I would have had a missing finger and joined the tragic pool of people who are victims of cannibalism.
We can then take a leap of faith and assume that anyone with a missing finger lost that finger because they were trying to save their friend's life/tongue. So the life lesson here is if you meet a fella or a gal with a missing finger, you should become insta-friends. Because that's exactly the kind of person you want on your team— one willing to sacrifice a finger or two for you. Yes, there is a chance that he or she may have lost their finger because they are a Somalian pirate or an alligator tooth poacher, but sometimes you just have to let go of that prudent feeling, "but he has an AK47 in his hand…" and become best friends forever. Because, really, that's what life is all about— befriending people with missing extremities. If not, then what? Love? — I don't think so, Romeo.
Moral Number Twenty-One:
Video games DO (almost) kill. Playing Rock Band is highly dangerous and seizure-inducing. Do not indulge in this activity. Instead, participate in far less dangerous (but equally fun) endeavors such as throwing yams against brick walls, smelling your hair, or tying string around not sharp sticks.


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Summer on the Hudson: Pilates in the Park
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
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This total body workout is a great way to develop superior core muscle power and tone, all with a beautiful view of the Hudson.
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Howdy from the beautiful Rocky Mountains! The Rocky Mountain chapter of SLA is thrilled to contribute this week's FutureReady365 posts. We are a small, diverse community of 150+ members spread across a four-state region (Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and South Dakota). We have a medley of posts from public school, government, higher education and independent professionals that we hope will prompt conversations, comments and thoughts on being future ready. Happy reading!
by Shelley Walchak
As the Colorado State Library public library consultant, I hear from library staff across the state – how can we reinvent ourselves as Anythink did in just a few years? Rangeview Library District and its Anythink libraries serve Adams County, Colo. Once the worst-funded library district in the state, Anythink has drastically reinvented itself with a new service philosophy, new spaces and a new challenger brand that has changed the perception of libraries in Adams County and beyond.
Over a cup of coffee with Anythink Director Pam Sandlian Smith, a concept was born. We sought to address the needs of libraries from Colorado and beyond that are interested in innovation, creativity and risk-taking, which led to R-Squared – The Risk & Reward Conference.
Is this a rehashing of what Anythink has done in order to achieve national recognition? Pam's answer would be a definitive, "no!" However, with a group of folks from Telluride on the Western Slope to Clearview on the Eastern Plains, a plan began to form that would highlight some of the philosophies and core values that have inspired Anythink's reinvention.
With the help of the creative team from Ricochet Ideas and a committee of devoted individuals from across Colorado, we started work last February to define the conference. R-Squared is designed for professionals at all levels who are curious about creative thinking in libraries. The goal is for attendees to recognize their own creativity, analyze risk and reap its rewards, and become confident in creative problem solving to help establish libraries as leaders inspiring creative thinking in their communities. As Pam states, "It comes down to looking at our profession with a fresh perspective and having the courage to implement things differently. We have to be willing to take some risks to ensure our long-term survival."
This conference is uniquely designed to encourage fun, creativity and risk in an unexpected format. What better place to do that than in Telluride, CO, one of the most beautiful and inspirational locations in Colorado. Time is built into the conference schedule for risk exercises and experience zones, and sessions allow for collaboration. The three-day conference deals with four main areas – culture, customer curiosity, abundant community and creative spaces. Creative experts and risk-takers from industries like hospitality, retail, marketing and technology will provide a fresh perspective and inspire innovation. As John Bellina, creative director for Ricochet Ideas says, "R-Squared is about embracing risk as a way to get ahead."
To find out more about R-Squared – The Risk & Reward Conference, visit rsquaredconference.org, facebook/rsquaredconference, or follow us on Twitter @rsquaredconf.
Shelley Walchak is the Library Community Programs Senior Consultant at the Colorado State Library in the Department of Education. She assists public library administration with questions on planning, laws that affect libraries, advocacy, standards, board training, and special projects. Shelley has an MSLS from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI.


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Frances Jordan Funderburk, 66, died Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, at her home.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15, at Fairview Baptist Church. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 14, at Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home.
Funderburk was born Oct. 10, 1946, in Mt. Croghan, a daughter of the late Ross Eugene and Susie Geneva Oliver Jordan. She was a 1966 graduate of Jefferson High School and was a former employee of Culp Weaving. Funderburk was a lifelong member of Fairview Baptist Church. She enjoyed sewing and gardening. In addition to her parents, Frances was also preceded in death by her husband, Walter Clay Funderburk, and by four brothers, Ray, Everette, Carroll, and Fred Jordan.
She is survived by two brothers; Gerald D. (Sue) Jordan of Mt. Croghan, and Robert M. (Rachel) Jordan of Chesterfield, one sister; Lucy J. Summerford of Pageland, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Memorials may be made to Fairview Baptist Church "Van Fund", c/o of Stacy Jenkins, 6178 Airport Road, Mt. Croghan, SC 29727
Miller-Rivers-Caulder Funeral Home of Chesterfield, is serving the family.


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I have this Mienfoo that I'm going to train in 170 HP/170 Defense/170 Sp.Defense and is level 1 but when I leveled up with an palpitoad that gives away 2 HP ev's it reach level 14 but I didn't count the HP that it gained in each level is that a problem or I did still get 2 ev and not (example) 30 ev in HP when I gained level 14?
You gain 2 HP EVs each time you beat a Palpitoad, not every time you go up a Level. You will not see the EV results if you EV train early. You can only see the result if you EV train at a later Level, for example LV 50.
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(I plan on sleeping on the plane up and back.)
Prefer a cheap sleep and buying more glass than the other way around!
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Sense of humor must be close to Sharon Peters type. Sharon--if you need a roomie with Schem, I'm in.
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No smoking, spittin tobacky, or other weird stuff.
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Edison's Louis Colson Qualifies for State Cross Country Comepetition
Congratulations to Edison High School's Louis Colson, who qualified for States on Thursday, Nov. 3 at the Northern Region Cross Country Championships by placing 6th at Burke Lake Park with a time of 15:33.
Jack McAlister placed 24th in a personal best time of 16:03. Michael Knopp, John Rangel, Kyle Brown, Daniel Boku and Karim Gharbi also had great races. The boys placed 8th as a team, one of Edison's best performances in recent history.
Tara Tinsley represented the girls cross country team placing 26th in 18:53.


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Avoid Repair Fraud
You may discover that your damaged home or business needs extensive repairs or, in some cases, demolition. Consumers need to carefully determine how to deal with the necessary repairs and the offers they receive to do the work.
Itinerant contractors will flock to disaster sites, drawn by the demand for repairs and the availability of money. Consumers, anxious to make their homes livable again, may let their guard down and overlook the standard warning signs of a home repair scam. Using good judgment and taking the necessary precautions could save you money and frustration.
Important tips for selecting a contractor:
Make sure the contractor you hire is licensed. Ask for their
licensing information and verify that it is current and
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Virginia Board for Contractors.
- For information about home improvement licenses, contact the Code Enforcement Branch of Land Development Services with the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services at 703-324-1937, TTY 711.
- Business licenses are issued by the Department of Tax Administration, 703-222-8234, TTY 703-222-7594.
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Hi, i'm looking for a japan-event shiny Golurk, offers in sig,+ i have a lv 55 game trained lugia, pm me if you want anything other than what i've offered and i'll see what i can do
Hi, i'm looking for a japan-event shiny Golurk, offers in sig,+ i have a lv 55 game trained lugia, pm me if you want anything other than what i've offered and i'll see what i can do
Ntnl. Pokedex count Seen:?
transfering to white 2
current White 2 team:
White 2 FC:2495-1949-4175
I'm looking for a tru shiny golett or shiny golurk (does not have to be event)
rawr shayins revenge
pokemon black- 4041-3086-2484
Pm me to trade
Will trade from 2 am-830 pm and also battle and other thing im on now
im looking for the event Golurk pm if you have it and ill see what i can do
fc: 1936-5362-2439
COOL POKEMON go to: http://forums.pokemonplus.net/index....rrals&reff=470
tell them Volcarona12 refered you
Im currently looking for..... , , , , , , , , , , and stones please i can trade heart scales
Im always looking for legendaries so if you have one that your never going to use pm me and well work something out
Have EVERY POKEMON! if any one needs anything let me know and ill see what i can do
I'm looking for a legit shiny Golett to replace the one my Pupitar critted when I was trying to weaken it for capture.
Can trade any legendary available in White, Hall of Originm, 2010 PAL event, or Global Link Arceus, or breed any breedable Pokemon, though I lack 99% of hidden abilities. Can infect with Pokerus.
PM me for requests.
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my friend is looking for a lvl1 shiny golett(with any attack nature) and is offering the event mewtwo from the last event
pikachu use MASTER SPARK!!
Looking for any Japanese Golett or Golurk~
PM me to work something out.
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Hello I just started a new game, and I would loooovee to playthrough my game w/ a Golett. So if anyone is feeling generous enough to trade me one let me know. I say "generous" becus I really don't have much to giv i return. Lol. So if you have an extra one or anything like that a trade would be MUCH appreciated, thank you.
Platinum FC: 0519 0205 6455
White FC: 2022 2764 2642
Anyone in need of a level 1 Golett? I've bred some extra ones that I don't need anymore.
White FC: 0776 3574 3628
Message me if you want to battle
Currently seeking: Shaymin, Arceus, Keldeo, Meloetta, Genesect, level 1 male modest Deino that knows Dark Pulse and Thunder Fang, level 1 male Archen that knows Dragon Pulse, level 1 male Scraggy that knows Zen Headbutt and Ice Punch, level 1 male naive Elekid that knows Cross Chop and Ice Punch
Offering: Azelf, Landorus, Cyndaquil, Feebas, Bulbasaur, Chikorita, Charmander, Mudkip, Treeko, Totodile, Turtwig, Piplup, Omanyte, Anorith, Lileep, Kabuto, Dratini, Larvitar, Trapinch, Riolu, Chimchar, Gible, Bagon, Shieldon, Cranidos, Spiritomb, Squirtle, Torchic, Gligar, Eevee, Elekid, Zorua, Tirtouga, Archen, Larvesta, Axew, Deino, Snivy, Tepig, Oshawott, Rotom
I am currently in need of a shiny golett I can offer events/ev training services in exchange no hacks please
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Hacked or legit, bred or not, I need a shiny golett when i get black 2. If anyone can do that for me, pm please, so desperate!
Never mind, problem solved!
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"Be yourself and no regrets... that's our motto!"
I am a Christian and proud of it! Copy and paste this if you are too.
In Soviet Russia, Pokemon claim you!
White 2 FC: 2795-8436-0627. Feel free to add me and message me to add you too!
I'm at the beginning of White 2 so I have nothing to offer, but can someone please trade me a Golett with Iron Fist for my playthrough?
Pokémon White Friend Code: 0003 3299 2813
Pokémon White 2 Friend Code: 3139 4416 4946
I'm looking for eggs containing Golett (I want to hatch it myself to become the OT) for my Black 2. I can offer the version exclusives Magby, Buneary and Gothita from there. Also can offer a ton of breedable pokemon from my White (including all starters)- since that trade would be more complicated, I'd be willing to give 2 pokemon per egg.
Please PM if interested
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Hi! My name is Kristian. I am new at this forum, it looks great! Im currently playing black, but i have ordered black 2! So i want a Shiny Golett with ironfist and adamant nature for my playtrough on black 2! I need it as low level as possible like, level 1 or something like tha! I cant offer anything huge, i have passed the pokemon leauge the first time! Just PM me if you have one
Looking for an untrained Golett or Golett egg. Nothing much to trade at the moment, but I got a couple you might be interested in.
WANT POKERUS? I can breed these starters/rares with Pokerus or pretty much anything you want:
Legendaries for trade:
Looking for:
looking for a Shiny Golett with ironfist and adamant nature and proud of its power i will make it worth your wild to get one for me
fc is 3311 0875 3452
I would like a regular plain old Golett if anyone can give, I have starters and some others you might like!
Would like a dream world Golett, offering any starters/dream world females in sig
Notes: Trade completed with the awesome d4rkest
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Virgil Henry Short a resident of Calera, Oklahoma passed away in Denison, Texas on Sunday, January 27, 2013 at the age of 89 years 8 months and 4 days. He was born in Tuskahoma, Oklahoma on Wednesday, May 23, 1923 to Charles Benjamin and Lenna Ruth (Hix) Short. Virgil married Lorene McAlester on in March of 1946. She preceded him in death in August of 1995.
He was blessed to find, and marry, Norma Dean Cornin in Calera, Oklahoma on Saturday, January 6, 1996.
Virgil was a Army Veteran who served his country with pride in WWII as a Paratrooper with the 503rd in the Pacific Campaign. He was born, raised and lived in Oklahoma his whole life. Virgil was a mechanic by trade. He considered his family to be the greatest blessing of his life and cherished the times they spent together.
Mr. Short is survived by his wife, Norma Short; daughter, Galetta Lamar of Caddo, Oklahoma; sons, Kenny Short and wife Judy of Ada, Oklahoma, David Short and wife Linda Kay of Calera, Oklahoma; daughter, Deborah Wright and husband Larry of Durant, Oklahoma, Annette Loyd of Calera, Oklahoma and Jan McCarty of Durant, Oklahoma; step-son, Stephen Cronin of Columbia, Missouri, Lawrence Cronin and wife Louise of McKinney, Texas and Patrick Cronin and wife Kathe of Macon, Missouri; step-daughter, Amy Cronin of Columbia, Missouri; brother, Calvin Short of Maine; 16 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
Mr. Short was preceded in death by his 3 brothers and 3 sisters; 1 great-granddaughter.
Family Hour will be from 6-7:00 PM on Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at the Holmes~Coffey~Murray Funeral Home in Durant, Oklahoma. A Funeral Service in his honor will be held at 2:00 PM Thursday, January 31, 2013 at the Grace Baptist Church in Durant with Rev. Anthony Williams and Rev. Jacob Towes officiating. Interment will follow at Rosehill Cemetery in Calera. Serving as pallbearers will be Joel "Butch" Scalf, Don Hyde, Charles Wilson, Dwight Robinson, Ted Pass and T.J. White. Honorary Pallbearer will be Mark Blakenship.
Family and friends may send online condolences and view tributes at www.holmescoffeymurray.com.
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Board of Directors
The Board of Directors guides TVA in achieving the objectives and missions established by the TVA Act for the benefit of the people of the Valley.
As provided by the TVA Act and the TVA Bylaws, the principal responsibilities of the Board are to establish the broad strategies, goals, and objectives, long-range plans, and policies of TVA and to ensure that those are achieved by the TVA staff led by the Chief Executive Officer. Each Director takes an oath to faithfully and impartially perform the duties of office. Directors serve part-time.
Recent Meetings
April 18, 2013
Columbia, Tennessee
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February 14, 2013
Chattanooga, Tennessee
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ATF Classic: The Top 10 Holiday Diet Dangers!
Dec 24th
Tis the season…to get fat that is! I'm sorry but it's true. I'd take a guess that millions of Americans will gain at least 10 pounds this holiday season. Everywhere you go there are cookies and cakes and meals made with more sugar, oil and butter than in a big old pound cake. Temptation is everywhere!
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HUNTINGTON – One day after Marshall's defense allowed 65 points and 555 yards in a 65-59 double-overtime loss to East Carolina, Marshall defensive coordinator Chris Rippon has resigned, according to a release by Marshall University.
"I would like to thank Chris for all of his service to our program," said Marshall head football coach Doc Holliday. "We wish him and his family the best."
Holliday chose Rippon as his defensive coordinator when he became head coach of Marshall in 2010 and Rippon kept the position for three seasons.
Last season, he had three players move on to the NFL in defensive end Vinny Curry, safety Omar Brown and defensive tackle Delvin Johnson.
However, the 2012 season proved to be a difficult one defensively from the start.
The season started with a bit of uncertainty as players switched positions during preseason camp as Rippon looked for the right combinations for the Herd defense.
Those combinations never came to fruition as Marshall struggled to defend the run and also had trouble getting off the field on third down.
The defensive unit featured many returnees, but several were playing new positions after being switched during the preseason.
At the end of the year, Marshall gave up 517 points on defense – an average of 43.08 points per game, which ranked 119th out of 120 teams prior to Saturday's games.
In the team's seven losses, Marshall allowed 49.8 points per loss and the defense gave up 50 points in six of 12 contests – including a 54-51 overtime win over Rice in which the Herd led by 10 with four minutes remaining.
Holliday's comment following the end of Friday's loss signaled a change on the horizon.
"We've got to start playing better defense around here," Holliday said.
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with sauteed mushrooms (optional) Lunch SpecialsBasket of Crispy Onion Rings sriracha ketchup Upcountry Cucumber Gazpacho with Kona Lobster Salad a fantastic starter, or, light refreshing lunch selection Kalua Pork Quesadilla & Caesar Salad caramelized Maui onions, chipotle sour cream, fire roasted salsa Thai Marinated Grilled Maui Cattle Company Flatiron Steak Plate macadamia nut jasmine rice, Moloka'i sweet potato salad, kalbi demi-glace Shichimi Spiced Mahi Mahi Fish Tacos Mexican rice, black beans, shredded cabbage, fire roasted salsa, flour tortillas Huevos Rancheros two eggs done your way, crispy corn tortilla, spicy chorizo sausage, black beans, fire roasted salsa, sour cream, and melted cheese 1/2 lb Kobe Beef Burger grilled Kobe Beef burger topped with bleu cheese, on a Maui onion roll, served with truffle fries PupusCrispy Shiitake Mushroom Pork Hash Spring Rolls achara relish, sweet n sour dipping sauce Miso Sake Grilled Shrimp Wailopi watercress-jicama salad, sesame-soy vinaigrette Steamed Manila Clams shiitake mushroom, black bean truffle butter broth Pistachio-Wasabi Crusted Rare Ahi sweet soy, caramelized Maui Gold pineapple Crispy Furikake Crusted Calamari spicy ume cocktail sauce, fresh Meyer lemon Ahi & Salmon Tartar hass avocado relish, chili oil & crispy lotus chip Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes macadamia nut pesto aioli, opal basil gastrique, tomato lomi lomi Imported Cheese Plate Fourme D'Ambert, blue cheese (France); Manchego, sheep's milk (Spain); St Andre, triple cream (France); Surfing Goat Dairy, Secret Sicily Chevre (Maui) Wine Special #12007 Colome Malbec, Salta, Argentina Bodega Colome vineyards are bio-dynamically and sustainably farmed at an altitude of 5,000 to 8,500 feet and are believed to be the highest vineyards in the world. This wine is sophisticated on the nose with violets, black fruits, clove, and black pepper followed by flavors of elderberries, nutmeg, and cassis. Try this Malbec with Chef Ryan's Rib Eye for a wonderful food and wine pairing. Chef's SoupsKona Lobster Coconut Bisque herbed croutons. Optional Lobster Supplement-2 oz. Kona lobster salad on a garlic crostini, served tableside Portuguese Bean Soup remembering the good old days From the KihapaiUpcountry Baby Romaine Hearts Caesar Salad parmigiano-reggiano cheese, Kapalua Farms cherry tomatoes, herb croutons, anchovy dressing Kula Baby Spinach Salad macadamia nut crusted goat cheess, Kapalua Farms cherry tomatoes, chilled asparagus spears, shaved red onions, toasted macadamia nuts, sherry-shallot vinaigrette Olowalu Nui Farms Vine Ripened Tomato & Bocconcini Mozzarella macadamia nut basil pesto, extra virgin olive oil, Hawaiian alae sea salt, balsamic syrup Maui Farmer's Chop Salad Waipoli Farms butter lettuce, Kapalua Farms cherry tomatoes, roasted beets & green beans, crumbled bleu cheese, Hana Herbs pohole fern shoots, applewood smoked bacon bits, local papaya seed vinaigrette Pineapple Grill Mixed Greens nalo Farms mixed greens, Kapalua Farms cherry tomatoes, spun carrots, shaved red onions, PG's house pineapple vinaigrette Wine Special #22008 Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand $12.00 glass, $48.00 bottle This Sauvignon Blanc exhibits beautiful tropical fruit that perfectly compliments Chef Ryan's Pacific Island Cuisine. Kim Crawford has been achieving spectacular critical success, including this 92 point placement in the Wine Spectator's Top 100 Wines! Marked by complex passion fruit, grapefruit, and peach flavors this wine sails on to a finish of juicy lime acidity and a lovely minerality. Truly a must try with any salad selection From the MoanaLemon Porcini Dusted Hawaiian Monchong $34.95 tarragon-lobster essence, asparagus spears, mashed potatoes, Kula tomato concasse Maui Gold Pineapple-Miso Marinated Wild King Salmon $34.95 buckwheat soba noodles, crisp vegetables, citrus ponzu sauce, pickled ginger Pistachio & Wasabi Pea Crusted Rare Ahi Steak $36.95 coconut scented "forbidden" rice, roasted Hamakua mushrooms, wasabi-soy butter Macadamia Nut Crusted Hawaiian Mahi Mahi $34.95 Kula corn, asparagus & edamame risotto, opal basil reduction Linguini & Manila Clams $26.95 local Portuguese sausage, Kula leeks, garlic braised greens, tomato lomi lomi Lobster & Shrimp Raviolis $32.95 Kula corn & Kapalua leek saute, lobster beurre blanc, truffle micro greens Wine Special #32007 Treana "White Wine", Central Coast $13.00 glass, $52.00 bottle The Treana "White Wine" is a masterful blend of Viognier and Marsanne that is inspired by the great wines of France. This wine is intensely aromatic with a very floral peach and honey bouquet which comes from the delicate Viognier grape. The Marsanne then rises up with an incredibly lush mouthfeel that finishes with great minerality. A wine that is the perfect food & wine pairing for Chef Ryan's macadamia Nut Crustedhawaiian Mahi Mahi fish preparation. Enjoy! From the AinaAsian Braised Short Ribs $26.95 truffle gold-potato, kalbi demi-glace, Maui Gold pineapple relish Grilled 8oz. Angus Filet Mignon $38.95 applewood smoked bacon mashed potatoes, caramelized Maui onions, scented garden vegetables, Hamakua mushroom ragout Ali'i Kula Lavendar & Herb Crusted Jidori Chicken Breast $26.95 pan roasted root vegetables, fingerling potatoes, crispy pancetta, natural thyme jus Thai Grilled Australian Lamb Chops $38.95 Moloka'i sweet potatoes mashed, garlic-black bean sauce, Maui Gold pineapple chutney Hoisin Glazed 14oz. Angus Rib Eye Steak $36.95 bleu cheese mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus, crispy Maui onions Maui Gold Pineapple Glazed 14oz. Pork Chop $34.95 Moloka'i sweet potatoes mashed, Waipoli watercress-jicama slaw, li-hing mui vinaigrette, Maui Gold pineapple chutney Wine Special #42006 Four Vines "Maverick" Zinfandel, Amador County $12.50 glass, $50.00 bottle The team at Four Vines has a collective passion for making "Monster red wines" that exhibit depth, concentration, and complexity. This offering, the "Maverick", certainly lives up to that description. Juicy cherry and blackberry give way to integrated spice and supple oak tannins. Chef Ryan's Asian Braised Short Ribs, Hoisin Rib Eye Steak, or Pineapple Glazed Pork Chop would be an excellent entree selection with this wine selection! Perfect EndingsLilikoi Infused Cheese Cake light & creamy passion fruit cheesecake, toasted macadamia nut crust, passion fruit sauce Warm Chocolate Fudge Cake macadamia nut praline, raspberry puree, seasonal berries, Chantilly cream Maui Gold Pineapple Upside Down Cake dark rum-caramel sauce, Maui's own Roselani macadamia nut ice cream, toasted coconut Tahitian Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee honey roasted Maui Gold Pineapple, Ali'i Kula lavender tuille Chocolate Pot de Creme macadamia nut biscotti, fresh seasonal berries Chocolate Banana Bread Pudding fresh banana, vanilla anglaise and caramel, Maui's own Roselani vanilla ice cream Trio of Zia Maria's Maui Made Sorbets please ask your server for flavor selections Imported Cheeses From Around the World Fourme D'Ambert, blue cheese (France);
Manchego, sheep's milk (Spain);
St Andre, triple cream (France);
Surfing Goat Dairy, Napa Chevre with local star fruit chutney (Maui) Specialty Coffee & Dessert Drinks, Cognacs, Ports & Single Malt ScotchDessert Wines King Estate "Vin Glace", Mer Soleil "late harvest" Voignier, La Tour Vielles Banyuls, Yalumba Museum Muscat, Don PX "Pedro Ximenez, Spain,
Mission Hills "SLC" Ice Wine, Gunderloch "Rothenberg" Auslese Port Selections Graham's "Six Grapes", Graham's 10yr. Tawny, Yalumba Antique Tawny, Warre's, 1997, Fonseca, 1997, Taylor-Fladgate, 2003 Espresso Martini Godiva White Chocolate, Absolut Vanilla, shot of espresso, chocolate swirl Chocolate Martini Grey Goose Vanilla vodka, White Creme de Cacao, chocolate sugar rim Smores Coffee "Island Style" macadamia nut & coffee liqueur mixed with Maui Oma coffee, chocolate & Graham cracker rim "Boomer's Shank", the other Chip Shot Macadamia Nut Liqueur, Bailey's Irish Cream, and Maui Oma coffee in a snifter Single Malt Scotch Selections Talisker 10 yr, Springbank 10 yr, Glenlivet 12 yr, Dalwhinnie 15 yr, Lagavulin 16 yr, Macallan 18 yr, Balvenie Portwood 21 yr Cognacs Courvoisier VS, Remy Martin VSOP, Martell Cordon Bleu, Hennessy XO French Press Coffee Service Home Grown Maui Coffee-Single & Double Press PupusBasket of Crispy Onion Rings sriracha ketchup Basket of Truffle Fries Crispy Shiitake Mushroom Pork Hash Spring Rolls sweet n sour sauce Kalua Pork & Maui Onion Quesadilla chipotle sour cream Furikake Crusted Calamari spicy ume cocktail sauce Macadamia Nut Crusted Brie candied pecans, pineapple chutney, crostini Marinated Kalbi Flatiron Beef Sticks Thai peanut sauce Garlic-Chili Marinated Shrimp Sticks sweet n sour glaze Curried Chicken Satay Sticks Thai peanut sauce Asian Skewer Trio curried chicken, chili shrimp, kalbi beef, Thai peanut sauce Waipoli Butter Lettuce Cups shiitake-pork hash, peanut dipping sauce Ahi & Salmon Tartar Hass avocado relish, chili oil, crispy lotus chips Interesting Plates & Lighter FareImported Cheese Plate Fourme D'Ambert, blue cheese (France);
Manchego, sheep's milk (Spain);
St Andre, triple cream (France);
Surfing Goat Dairy, Napa Chevre (Maui) PG's Maui Mezze Plate Mediterranean olives & mozzarella, local vegetables & fresh herbs, warm pita bread, edamame hummus Miso Sake Grilled Shrimp Waipoli watercress salad, sesame-soy vinaigrette Steamed Manila Clams shiitake mushrooms, black bean truffle butter broth Olowalu Tomato Margherita Flatbread fresh mozzarella, local basil, parmesan cheese Kalbi Short Rib Sliders truffle French fries Trio of Ahi Poke Tacos avocado relish, tomato lomi lomi Chopped Caesar Salad with grilled herbed chicken breast (optional) Panko Crusted Island Fish & Chips chef's tartar sauce 1/2 lb Kobe Beef Burger blue cheese crumbles & truffle French fries Champagne & SparklingEveryday deserves celebration. What a better way than with a glass of bubbles!?! Adami, Prosecco, Italy, NV clean, crisp, and fruity J "Cuvee 20", Russian River, NV great value for a great sparkling wine; this one is rich and creamy Taittinger Brut "Cuvee Prestige", France, NV 92 point by Wine Spectator....candied citrus fruits with a touch of honey White Wine SelectionsSome familiar faces and some exciting new arrivals! Riff, Pinot Grigio, Italy, \'08 if you like a classic dry Italian Pinot Grigio, then this is the one for you Vietti, Roero Arneis, Piedmony, Italy, \'08 a great alternative to Sauvignon Blanc....elegant floral nose & a crisp finish Crios, Torrontes, Argentina, \'09 fragrant floral & honeyed nose with a dry lengthy finish; 90 points- Robert Parker King Estate, Signature Pinot Gris, Oregon, \'08 bright & lively citrus and green tea; #77 on Wine Spectator's Top 100 Kim Crawford, Sauvignon Blanc, New Zealand, \'08 concentrated fresh grapefruit & lime; #40 on Wine Spectator's Top 100 Treana, Central Coast, \'07 Viognier & Marsanne...floral aromatics, intense stone fruit & great acidity Caymus \"Conundrum\", Rutherford, \'08 tropical, spicy fruit with great aromatics & a long pleasing finish Monchhof \"Estate\", Riesling, Germany, \'08 a bright fruity Riesling that will knock your socks off Loosen Bros. \"Dr L\", Riesling, Germany, \'08 bright lime & mango fruit with a long finish; #62 on Wine Spectator's Top 100 Los Cardos, Chardonnay, Mendoza, Argentina, \'08 subtle oak and tropical fruit with an elegant citrus finish Babcock, Chardonnay, Santa Barbara, \'07 rich lemon & pineapple with brisk acidity and minerality MacRostie, Chardonnay, Carneros, \'07 aromatic apples & tropical fruit with an enticing spicy crisp finish Red Wine SelectionsAward winning wines from around the world! R \"Permutations\", Pinot Noir, Australia, \'08 elegant, seductive light fruit gives way to soft tannin & subtle spice Babcock \"Rita\'s Earth\", Pinot Noir, Santa Barbara, \'08 rich bright berry flavors give way to an earthy "sense" of Santa Barbara Domaine Depeuble, Beaujolais, France, \'08 fresh, ripe berries mixed with Asian spice make up this light Gamay Bodega Colome, Malbec, Argentina, \'07 bright berries & a long spicy finish Ferrari Carano \"Siena\", Sonoma, \'07 round, juicy, dark red fruit with a great minerality to the elegant finish Four Vines \"Maverick\", Zinfandel, Amador, \'07 soft, rich cherry, with a spicy, supple oak finish Montes Alpha \"Apalta\", Merlot, Chile, \'07 a beautifully polished & food friendly single vineyard gem Landmark \"Steel Plow\", Syrah, Sonoma, \'07 intensely structured, peppered berry fruit, with sturdy tannins Qupe \"Central Coast\", Syrah, Santa Barbara, \'07 lush & rich fruit, with a pleasant spicy finish D\'Arenberg \"Stump Jump\", Shiraz, Barossa, \'08 ripe cherry, blackberry, and raspberry; 90 points, Wine Spectator Top 100 14 Hands, Cabernet Sauvignon, Washington, \'07 dark fruit, complimented by chocolate, and soft fine tannins Beringer \"Knights Valley\", Cabernet Sauvignon, Sonoma, \'07 a perennial California favorite since 1876; rich and velvety Specialty CocktailsThe Ali'i Mai Tai The King of all Mai Tais. A royal blend of Bacardi Light and 151 rums, pineapple and guava juices, with a float of Whaler's Dark rum. Maui Sunshine You won't mind if it is raining after one of these. A sunny mixture of sparkling wine, Cointreau, orange and pomegranate juices Grey Goose L'Orange Cosmopolitan Cool off your Maui vacation, Cosmo style. A refreshing blend of Grey Goose L'Orange vodka, Triple Sec, fresh lime, and cranberry. 19th Hole Martini The classic martini. Shaken not stirred!!! Grey Goose vodka finished with a savory blue cheese stuffed olive. PG" Colada Mmmm Good! Cruzan Dark rum and XO Coffee Liqueur blended with our house made Pina Colada mix and a slice of banana. Pomegranate Martini A swanky martini with loads of style. Absolut Citron vodka shaken with DeKuyper Pomegranate liqueur & served up. Mango Margarita Martini Ole...I mean Aloha! "Hand Shaken" with fresh squeezed limes, mango, Jose Cuervo Gold tequila and Gran Marnier, served ice cold & UP. Cameron's Lemongrass Shack A drink from the mind of one of our talented bartenders. Featuring organic Maui-made Ocean vodka blended with lemongrass syrup, strawberry, cucumber, fresh lime and Sprite. Pineapple Mojito A refreshing treat that you will not forget! Made on Maui, Haleakala rum muddled with lime, Kapalua Farms mint and Maui Gold Pineapple. Triple Bogey Bloody Mary Try this instead of the driving range. Smirnoff vodka and our Triple Secret Bloody Mary mix, topped with a marinated asparagus spear and a Spanish olive. Coconut Grove Martini Our signature martini. A light and refreshing alternative to the Pina Colada made with Cruzan pineapple-cocnut rum and a cocnut rim. Beer SelectionTap Beer Selection Maui Brewing Company's Big Swell IPA and Bikini Blonde (brewed locally), Primo Lager (An island favorite) , Stella Artois , Heineken Lager , Coors Light , Bud Light Bottle Beer Selection Bud, Heineken Light, miller Light, Bass Ale, Amstel Light, Corona, Guiness Stout (16 oz), Haake Beck (N/A), Michelob Ultra Light Wednesday8 am- 10 pm Wine Wednesday at Pineapple Grill! 50% off selected bottles from our extensive list (list available in entire restaurant), 25% off any wine from our glass list (in bar only). This special runs from open to close. Thursday5:30 pm- close $2 off Draft Beer and Specialty Drinks see our "Cocktails & Beer Menu" for selections. 25% off All Wines by the Glass see our "Wines by the Glass Menu" for selections. 50% off the Bar Menu "Pupus" see our "Bar Menu" for selections. Live Music- 7 pm- 10 pm Damien Awai plays Jawaiian music. Friday8 pm- close Ocean Vodka $5 Ocean vodka (made on Maui) prepared however you like it! 50% off the Bar Menu "Pupus" see our "Bar Menu" for selections. Live Music- 7 pm- 10 pm Scotty Rotten plays classic rock and folk rock. Saturday8 pm- close 50% off the Bar Menu "Pupus" see our "Bar Menu" for selections. Live Music- 7 pm- 10 pm Brian Coumo plays jazz (duo). Morning StartersTriple Bogey Bloody Mary $8.00 Svedka Vodka, marinated asparagus, Spanish olive Mimosa Selections $6.00 Mimosa, with OJ
Guamosa, with guava juice
POG, pineapple, OJ and guava juices
Maui Wowie, pineapple & passion fruit juices
Maui Bellini, pineapple & peach juices Tee Box ScramblesAll served with home fried potatoes, fresh fruit cup, homemade biscuits & PG's pineapple/strawberry/guava jam South of the Border $12.95 chorizo, Kula corn & bell peppers, fire roasted salsa sour cream & cilantro Surfing Goat Dairy Veggie $12.95 local farms zucchini, eggplant, spinach, tomatoes, Kula corn, fresh herbs, surfing goat cheese Hash SelectionsTwo farm fresh eggs (cooked your way), over home fried potatoes, fresh fruit cup, homemade biscuits & PG's pineapple/strawberry/guava jam Kalua Pork & Cabbage $12.95 Island flavored pulled pork Bikini Blonde braised Corned Beef $13.95 Maui's own Maui Brewing Company beer Kalbi Short Rib & Maui Onions $14.95 featuring our popular Asian braised short ribs Breakfast BenedictsTwo farm fresh eggs, choice of home fried potatoes or steamed white rice, fruit garnish Traditional Eggs Benedict $11.95 Canadian bacon "eh", hollandaise Crabby Cakes Benedict $13.95 lump crab cakes, opal basil hollandaise Veggie Bendict $10.95 local veggies, caper hollandaise Pork Patty Benedict $12.95 country sausage patty, homemade biscuit, jalapeno-Portuguese sausage gravy Breakfast FavoritesHuevos Rancheros "En Fuego" $13.95 crispy corn tortillas, chorizo, Spanish rice, black beans, two free range Kapalua Organic Eggs, fresh salsa, melted cheese, sour cream & cilantro Loco Moco (an Island favorite) $13.95 ½ lb Maui Cattle Company burger patty, two free range Kapalua Organic eggs, Maui onion, mushroom gravy, veal demi glace "G-Man's" Biscuits & Sausage Gravy $7.95 "Maui Style" with two open faced biscuits smothered with jalapeno Portuguese sausage gravy, cilantro-green onion garnish The Paniolo Breakfast $11.95 Two Kapalua free range Organic eggs, home fried potatoes or steamed white rice, choice of: Portuguese sausage, applewood smoked bacon, chicken-apple sausage or pork patty. Homemade biscuits with PG's pineapple, strawberry, guava jam Granola Bowl $7.00 with fresh fruit & vanilla yogurt Smoked Salmon & Lox Bagel $14.95 sliced vine ripened tomato, capers & Maui onions Belgium Waffles & French ToastServed with a roasted pineapple-mango syrup, whipped butter Belgium Waffles $9.95 with banana & macadamia nuts, whipped cream Griddled French Toast $8.95 thick sliced Hawaiian Sweet Bread dipped in a vanilla-cinnamon cream with banana & macadamia nuts Add assorted seasonal berries $3.95 Selection of breakfast meats $3.95 choice of: applewood smoked bacon, pork patty, Portuguese sausage, apple-chicken sausage Hot BeveragesMaui Grown "Private PG Blend" Coffee or Decaffeinated Coffee $3.25 French Press "Private PG Blend" Coffee: double $8.00 single $4.50 Premium Hot Tea Selections $3.95 Cappuccino $3.75, Latte $3.75, Espresso: small $3.25 double $6.00 Juices & SmoothiesJuice Selection:Pineapple, grapefruit, guava, cranberry, POG small $3.95 large $4.95 Fresh OJ small $4.95 large $5.95 Fruit Smoothie Choices $5.95 Banana, strawberry, mixed berries, mango blended with fruit juices and vanilla yogurt |
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Shoreditch Rooms
Style Cool crash-pad club
Setting Behind Brick Lane
Shoreditch Rooms at Shoreditch House is a converted warehouse wonder in London's gentrified East End. There's a pool on the roof, a bowling alley for private hire on the fourth floor and a Cowshed spa to boot. This easterly outpost of Soho House members' club has opened its doors for the public to sneak in, party hard then crash out in comfort.
Need to know
- Rooms 26.
Double rooms from AU$281.47 (£171), excluding tax at 20 per cent.
The price shown represents the lowest nightly rate for a double room available at this hotel over the next 21 days. Any price conversions from the hotel's local currency (£171) have been conducted using today's exchange rates from xe.com.
- More details Rates exclude breakfast (£10 each).
- Facilities Cowshed spa, gym, gardens, free WiFi in all rooms. In rooms: flatscreen TV, iPod dock, minibar, Cowshed products and free bottled water.
- Poolside There's a sunlounger-surrounded heated pool on the roof, with a bar close by. Just behind, the garden area has open fires, a herb plot and double day-beds.
- Check-out 12pm, but flexible if there's availability. Earliest check-in, 3pm.
- Children Extra beds can be added into Small rooms for £25 a night. There's free entertainment for kids on the fourth floor between 10am and 5pm at weekends. Children are allowed on the roof until 12pm and in the restaurant until 6pm.
- Also The hotel has a Cowshed spa; treatments including the famous facials (and a list of special maternity ones, too) can be taken up on the roof if you like.
Food and drink at Shoreditch Rooms
- Hotel restaurant The House Kitchen on the fifth floor dishes up Italian classics such as pizza, pasta and cicchetti (miniature mouthfuls, including quails' eggs with tuna, and octopus with black olives and potato). Shared wooden tables with black chairs and antique candelabras surround the open kitchen.
- Dress code Skinny jeans, cravats, geeky bins and all forms of head gear.
- Top table For more privacy, head up to the rooftop and pick a banquette table around the central stone fireplace.
- Last orders Food is available most of the time: breakfast until 12pm, lunch until 6pm, dinner until 11.30pm, after which pizzas keep coming until 2am (except on Sundays). The bar stays open until 2.30am (midnight on Sundays).
- Room service Breakfast can be served to your room until midday.
- Hotel bar The action's mostly on the fifth floor, where you'll find the copper-coloured Square Bar. The open-plan space is separated from the pool table and restaurant by bookcases; perch on a leather bar stool, or take your drinks skywards to the roof or another lounge area. There's a DJ on Friday and Saturday nights.
Shoreditch Rooms 1 Ebor Street , Shoreditch, London, E1 6AW
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Our favourite rooms
The names (Tiny, Small and Small+) give the game away size-wise, but book a Small+ and you'll also get a roomy City-facing terrace. For the widest views, ask for a corner room and ogle the Gherkin from your window. Rooms are colour-coordinated: grey and navy to please the boys, and pastels and coral for the girls.
Packing tips
There's a 'Borrow Me' section filled with things to play with, read and watch – so leave the board games, books and DVDs behind.
Mobile phones and suits are banned by house rules.


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There were two huge pieces of news for the OTW this month: the success of its membership drive and its new volunteer recruitment system. Development & Membership received more than 2,054 individual donations totaling US$53,243.99 over the 3-9 April drive period. Thank you to everyone who participated! (See the thank-you post for more about the drive.)
We would also like to say a huge "thank you" to the mods, writers, and bidders of http://ao3auction.tumblr.com, an independently organized fan auction benefiting the OTW. The auction recently closed with an amazing pledge total of US$16,729! For tax reasons, the OTW cannot officially endorse third-party fundraisers — that's why we didn't promote the auction while it was still going on. However, we're extremely grateful when fans choose to put on such events. Aside from the money they raise, it means a lot to all the OTW staff and volunteers to see our fellow fans making such a wonderful show of support for our work. Thank you.
The Survey workgroup, together with Communications, compiled and released the OTW's 2012 Community Survey Report. The 183 page report contained information from all 89 survey questions and cross-tabulated results. There were 5,895 people who provided feedback about their use of our projects and awareness of our activities. The OTW wants to thank everyone who gave their time and feedback!
Welcome to the OTW's first organization newsletter for 2013! This newsletter appears every month from February to November (omitting our term break period in December and January). Since our last check-in there have been changes to the Board, changes to the chairs and staff of various committees, new policies and procedures, and a lot of work carried over from 2012.
For more information about the purview of our committees, please see the committee listing on our website.
August has been a month of largely non-public work, as technical and documentation preparations have been going on across various committees for things to be launched next month, including a new code push at the AO3, the release of a Code of Conduct draft for staff and volunteers across the org, and celebrations of the OTW's fifth anniversary.
Our top OTW story for June has to be the growing crush of users and user hopefuls at the AO3 and the resulting groans from our favorite fanworks ship. It was all hands on deck, primarily for those on the Accessibility, Design and Technology and Systems committees, but also from Support and Communications, who posted and tweeted about the problems to keep users in the loop, handled user questions and fed reported issues to our team of coders.
Development & Membership has been busy debriefing after the incredibly successful April membership drive: discussing what worked well and what to improve, shipping premiums to donors, and working with Finance to record donations sent via physical mail. They're also forming small teams within the committee to work on projects such as convention outreach, merchandise research, social media strategy, and improving our external and internal documentation.


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I'm still testing and using MATE in two of my Sabayon installations.
I recommend: Try MATE!
Is beautiful, Compiz compatible,
have their own applications, but also executes KDE or GNOME3 packages,
It is not only a copy of GNOME2. In my tests, and at least in my Sabayon instalations, 32 or 64 Bits, MATE is so good, and runs easier, more stable and faster than KDE or GNOME3, and also, faster than XFCE and my antique GNOME2 installations.
is easier to configure and personalize also.
It is recent, have only near 1 year, but MATE promisse. is a good graphical env. Give it a chance, try MATE.


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- Sold between 250 000 and 1 000 000 dollars
- Exclusive Author
- Has been a member for 4-5 years
- Item was Featured
- Microlancer Beta Tester
- Author was Featured
- Bought between 50 and 99 items
- Referred between 50 and 99 users
wow, non-stop envato hello Gamedevtuts+!
Codestar said
wow, non-stop envato hello Gamedevtuts+!
F-yeah! Really glad you picked it. Slowly moving to the game industry so i really appreciate it.
Thank you. I wish you could help independent developers to show themselves to the world!
Sounds like it could be useful. If code snippets / projects will be a regularly features part, my only request is that it's not some heavily iOS favored. A healthy balance of iOS, Android, Win Mobile, HTML5 / Canvas, etc would be much more welcomed by me.
Kronen said
Activetuts+ has actually been discontinued.
Interesting. So, how long until Activeden is discontinued as well?
- Repeatedly Helped protect Envato Marketplaces against copyright violations
- Sold between 100 000 and 250 000 dollars
- Exclusive Author
- Author was Featured
- Item was Featured
- Beta Tester
- Has been a member for 3-4 years
- Spain
LandonWilson said
I kind of was expecting like C++ tutorials on game development, not iOS and flash..
Flash is the future!
Oh, wait this is…


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The classroom: Broadway. The course: musical theater. And the faculty: members of the Great White Way. Welcome to the school of Students Live!
Students Live! founder Amy Weinstein created the company after she was asked by the producers of the original production of "Rent" to form a curriculum that would help develop young audiences for Broadway.
"It grew into an interactive training ground to connect Broadway artists in front of and behind the scenes to young people from all over the world," Weinstein said.
Students Live! teacher and "Wicked" dance captain Alicia Albright regularly conducts a Broadway choreography workshop for aspiring young performers. On the day NY1 stopped by, Albright was teaching a portion of the song "Dancing Through Life" to some students.
"The goal is that they leave remembering that hard work brings results and also, no matter what they do, whether they pursue this or not, if they do pursue it, hopefully it gives them hope and inspiration to pursue it and if they don't, hopefully they will support the arts and the Broadway community for the rest of their lives," Albright said.
"It kind of reminds us if we want to be an actor or singer, we can if we work hard and we put our minds to it," said dancer Gianna Newborg.
While musical theater and Broadway are considered staples of American culture, in 2008 Students Live! opened up their program to folks overseas.
Forty-eight students from South Korea are currently putting the finishing touches on their musical show entitled "Journey to America." The musical revue features well known Broadway songs including "One," "Everything's Coming Up Roses" and "NYC." Tony-nominated actor John Tartaglia and Broadway casting director Benton Whitley recently attended a rehearsal to provide the kids with some musical theater advice.
"You forget that these kids are from another country. Most of them don't speak English at all and all of a sudden they come here and in 14 days, it's total immersion," Tartaglia said. "All of a sudden, they're singing all these complicated lyrics from 40 different Broadway shows. From where they started to where they are now, it's incredible. It's overwhelming."
"I think a lot of times, kids from other cultures think they should be seen and not heard," Whitley said. "I think theater is an incredible outlet for them to actually realize that's not always the case."
Veteran Broadway producer Alecia Parker said programs like Students Live! are essential for the New York theater community and beyond.
"It makes our industry stronger and builds new audiences for tomorrow, which we can't ever forget about," she said.
While her program seems to be thriving, Weinstein said she has big plans for the future.
"My goal in the next five years is to have a brand name that Broadway has as a conservatory on Broadway to develop younger audiences," she said. "Not necessarily just to sell a ticket but to create what they need to cast in their shows and to create appreciation for all the shows."
For more information on the Students Live program, log on to www.studentslive.net.


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