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One of the most anticipated specialty releases of the summer, Lisa Cholodenko's "The Kids are All Right," more than lived up to its promise this weekend, by far scoring the best specialty debut of 2010. According to estimates provided by Rentrak earlier this afternoon, the critically acclaimed "Kids" grossed a massive $504,888 from just 7 theaters in 5 markets (New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Chicago and San Francisco), averaging a quite staggering $72,127.
This more than suggests coming weeks of aggressive expansion from the Focus Features acquisition could bring "Kids" a final gross that far exceeds expectations for summer specialty fare. It's also likely to give summer 2010 its second major crossover hit after last month's "Cyrus" (which continued to excel this weekend, as noted a bit later on in this story).
"Kids"'s numbers mark the best per-theater-average of any film released in 2010 ("The Ghost Writer" was the previous topper with just under $45,000 per theater), and the best of any film since last December's "Up In The Air" (which averaged $78,763 from 15 theaters). More over, it's an atypically high number for a summer release. If the number stands, it will be the highest per-theater-average ever recorded for a specialty film released in the summer months, and one of the 30 best per-theater-averages ever recorded. Comparably, 2006 summer breakout (and fellow Sundance pick up) "Little Miss Sunshine" averaged $52,999 from 7 screens in 2006 (en route to a $59,891,099 total).
"Kids," as many people discovered this weekend, details a tempestuous summer in the lives of Nic and Jules (Annette Bening and Julianne Moore), a couple anticipating their daughter Joni's move to college. Joni (Mia Wasikowska) has just turned 18, and her younger brother Laser (Josh Hutcherson) wants her to make use of her newfound status as a legal adult to seek out the sperm donor to which both of them were born from. Enter Paul (Mark Ruffalo), who immediately hits it off with his newfound biological children and in turn begins to send the family into quite the emotional tailspin.
Its critical acclaim mixed with this early suggestion of box office appeal has certainly made "Kids" one of the year's first bonafide Oscar contenders.
It was actually quite the weekend all around. Hollywood saw excellent numbers from debuts "Despicable Me" and "Predators", while two other specialty debuts could have easily found themselves this column's top story had "Kids" not been around to steal their thunder.
Debuting on an aggressive 110 screens (one of the widest foreign film openings in some time), Music Box Films released Daniel Alfredson's "The Girl Who Played With Fire," the second film adapted from the popular book series. Released just 4 months afters its intensely successful predecessor "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo," "Fire" (which has already grossed over $50 million overseas) took in a strong $965,488, averaging $8,777. That's very close to the $9,868 average "Tattoo" found on 34 screens back in March, and more impressive considering the much more substantial screen count.
"If we were to compare these two opening weekends using the same theaters or same zones, 'The Girl Who Played With Fire' actually exceeded significantly the screen average of the first installment of the Stieg Larsson trilogy," Music Box films said in a statement.
Of the 110 screens, 87 are in the United States, while the remainder are in Canada, where Alliance is releasing the film. The final film in the trilogy, 'The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest' opens on October 15, 2010. "Dragon Tattoo"'s total now stands at $9,318,187 in the U.S. only.
Much more truly "indie" festival circuit favorite "Winnebago Man" also had much to celebrate this weekend. Released by Kino International, Ben Steinbauer's doc grossed $20,168 from 2 New York City screens, including a fantastic $17,368 that came from Landmark's Sunshine, where Jack Rebney, the subject of the doc, alighted from an actual Winnebago parked in front of the theatre to regale several sold out screenings.
Gary Palmucci, Kino Lorber VP of Theater Distribution, commented that Kino is "very happy with this opening weekend figure but I think it's important to note that both of these were atypical engagements. With major media exposure for the film still unfolding - including a recent People Magazine piece and Rebney's appearance next week on the Jay Leno show - ahead of its upcoming expansion to LA, SF, Philadelphia and Boston, we believe the real success story of 'Winnebago Man' is still a work in progress."
Meanwhile, two holdovers crossed the $2 million mark this weekend, a rarity considering one is foreign-language, and the other is a documentary.
In its fourth weekend, Luca Guadagnino's critical darling "I Am Love" went from 82 to 110 screens and grossed a very strong $550,000, averaging roughly $5,000 per screen and taking its total to $2,050,051 with much more to come. The film, which richly details the refined world of a wealthy Italian family (led by Tilda Swinton, who learned to speak Italian for the role), is quickly becoming a significant success story for distributor Magnolia Pictures.
IFC Films, meanwhile, expanded Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg's doc "Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work" to 115 screens in its fifth weekend, resulting in a $276,000 gross and a new total of $2,022,000. "Rivers" chronicles the private dramas of iconic comedian Joan Rivers and becomes only the fourth documentary of the year to cross the $2 million mark (after "Oceans," "Babies" and "Exit Through The Gift Shop," the first two of which had semi-wide debuts to benefit from).
Another doc - Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington's Sundance Grand Jury Prize winning doc "Restrepo" - went from 10 to 25 screens and grossed $101,692 for distributor National Geographic. That gave the film a decent average of $4,068 and a cume of $273,564, giving it a good shot of joining the $1 million club as it continues to expand.
After crossing the $2 million mark earlier in the week, Debra Granik's Sundance prize winner "Winter's Bone" had a great fifth weekend. The film, which follows a young woman living in the Ozark Mountains played by Jennifer Lawrence, went from 83 to 106 screens and grossed a strong $506,900. That gave the Roadside Attractions release a $4,782 average and took its total to a stellar $2,562,859.
Taylor Hackford's critically panned Helen Mirren-starrer "Love Ranch" fell off sharply in its second weekend. The long-delayed film went from 11 to 8 screens and found a unspectacular gross of $18,341, averaging just $2,293. The $25 million budgeted film was released by E1 Entertainment, which primarily distributes movies in Canada, with a reported advertising budget of less than $1 million. Its total now stands at $110,057.
Much better news came care of Fox Searchlight's "Cyrus." A significant expansion into the mainstream for brothers Mark and Jay Duplass - whose previous work includes ultra low budget films "The Puffy Chair" and "Baghead" - "Cyrus" expanded from 77 to 200 screens in its fourth weekend and managed a quite impressive gross of $1,375,000, averaging $6,875 and landing it in the overall top ten alongside films playing on 10, 20 or even 50 times the screens. The $7 million budgeted "Cyrus"'s total now stands at $3,521,075 as Searchlight continues to expand it.
Sony Classics' recent films Alain Resnais's "Wild Grass" Jan Kounen's "Coco Chanel and Igor Stravinsky" each expanded in their third and fifth weekends. "Grass" went from 6 to 17 screens and grossed $45,055, averaging $2,650 and taking its total to $170,420. "Coco," meanwhile, went from 43 to 47 screens and grossed $126,010 taking its total to a strong $775,106.
Finally, SPC also saw its long-running "The Secret in Their Eyes" and "Please Give" hit the $5.9 million and $3.6 million marks, respectively. In their 13th and 11th weekends, the films are still impressively pulling in $1,000+ per-theater-averages on 100+ screens.
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My goal is to use java.util.logging(jdk1.6)
- write all logs to the same log file and
- do log rotation
- can use %u in file pattern to avoid potential file conflict with other program
I had configured a root logger and several named logger, where
root logger's handler set to
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When I run the program, the root logger will write log to xxx.0.log,
while named logger will write log to xxx.0.log.1, as different log files.
Even I took out "%u" in file pattern; remark file rotation configs, did them write to different log files. :(
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Director Robert Bella went thousands of dollars into debt to get his debut film Colin Fitz, an absurdist comedy about a dead rock legend starring William H. Macy, into Sundance in 1997. He then spent the next 13 years getting himself and the film--which earned good reviews--out of hock. At one low point, when he got sick of sleeping on friends' couches, he moved into his own storage space.
Now that Bella, a successful post-production supervisor, owns all the bits and pieces of his film, IFC Films is finally releasing the retitled Colin Fitz Lives!-- on VOD on August 4 via Sundance Selects. Bella will happily attend the LA premiere (complete with Q & A with Macy) on August 5 at the Cinematheque (tickets here).
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Keynote Talk: Chris Burges (MSR). Do we really need machines to comprehend? – and, two datasets for machine comprehension
The last few years have seen major advances in AI: in web search, computer vision, speech, and machine translation, all achieved without solving the problem of machine comprehension, and in fact with pretty much no reference to the term "AI". Is it the case that larger datasets, faster computers, and cleverer algorithms will provide all we'll ever need to solve most problems we'd like to solve, without recourse to the deep semantic modeling of language? The second part of my title reveals my own stance on this, but it is always a good exercise to ask hard questions and consider the simplest possible approaches first. In the second part of the talk I will describe two datasets that we recently created to help researchers attack the problem of the domain independent machine comprehension of language.
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Sometimes, plain, "overweight" women over age 30 can have something of value to offer the world!
As Boyle introduced herself, the cackling audience provided background noise. Then Boyle sang, and she sang beautifully. Cue the standing ovation and stunned praise. The judges were stunned not at themselves for underestimating a talented woman for superficial reasons, but that a woman like her could possess such a lovely, powerful voice. Each reminded her that "everyone was against [her]" (to paraphrase judge Amanda Holden) before eagerly endorsing her. Boyle was cheerful and optimistic through it all, and the combination of backstory + performance + personality has endeared her to people on a global scale.
The tone of the Susan Boyle media frenzy is one of delighted shock – the same delighted shock expressed by the judges and the BGT audience who initially snickered and rolled their eyes at the woman. As Jezebel's Sadie observed, they've "reduced her to a two-dimensional character who reaffirms our belief in the Power of Dreams." She's never been kissed, she was mercilessly bullied as a child, she dedicated the past few years to caring for her ailing mother – her underdog story appeals to a public overwhelmed with home foreclosure and job losses and a desire to transcend their circumstances. I have no way of knowing whether Boyle feels exploited by all the attention, but the freak-show element to the reporting makes me uncomfortable.
Yes, it's true; there are people out there made invisible by their size, their disability, their class, their frizzy hair… who have amazing but untapped talents and abilities. I wonder who else we are missing out on. For every pre-fab "artist" who sought stardom for stardom's sake and whose talent is the willingness to undergo soul-sucking makeovers, there are dozens of Susan Boyles. I might be more upbeat about Boyle's newfound fame were I not convinced that the reverse halo effect – wherein people assume that a person with one supposedly negative quality (overweight, ordinary looks, a learning disability, etc.) – has only negative qualities – was one of the hurdles in her way in the first place. We saw it in action when she took the BGT stage.
Many people are claiming that "she showed them!" But what did she show them? I fear most of humanity considers Boyle a charming exception to the "rule" that only the young and conventionally attractive are worthy of entertaining us. Maybe at this point, Boyle is just thrilled to have gotten the opportunity to showcase her singing voice on such a grand scale. I am really happy for her and I hope she's able to continue doing so.
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I just found out I was pregnant last week, I figure I'm going to be 6 weeks tomorrow (3/28/12) based on my last LMP. Last week I had all the symptoms, I had cramps as if I was going to get my period, fatigue, bloating, sore boobs, round ligament pain/stretching and frequent urination. Yesterday I woke up, and I have not one symptom. I'm so scared I cried all night thinking that something has happened with the growth of my baby. I don't go to the doctor until April 6th (about 10 days away) so I'm very nervous. This is my first pregnancy and I really don't know what to expect. I'm on the verge of calling my doctor but I don't want to annoy them before I even meet them... I also found out that at my first visit in April I won't get an ultrasound, just a full physical, my first ultrasound will be at 12 weeks in May... Can anyone else relate? Is this normal or should I call my doctor and try to be seen earlier? Thanks ladies!!
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girl u should not b worried at all i am 7 months and aint thown up with morning sickness or nothing and i only got 3 months or less to go u should b fine!! stress only makes it worse!!! u'll b fine. ;)posted 03/27/2012 by Mrs.Smith Chappell
Yes this is normal bc I'm 13 weeks and had the same feelings!! As long as ur not bleeding u should be fine, and watch maybe in a couple days the symptoms will come back that's what happened to me!! Just last week I didn't feel pregnant at all, and this week i do!! Also when u go to your appt. tell them how u feel they should do a vaginal ultrasound bc all 3 of mine I did at my first appt to check for a heart beat and to verify how many weeks I was don't be scared to request one girl this is your baby!!posted 03/28/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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Gene Allan Stinton, 63, of Le Mars, Iowa, was driving eastbound on Highway 46 driving a
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The South Dakota Highway Patrol is investigating. Centerville Police Department, Clay County Sheriff's Office, Centerville Fire and Rescue, South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation and South Dakota Department of Transportation assisted.
Janine Athay Named School Employee Of The Month
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Community School District has named a librarian from Franklin school as its September "Employee of the Month." Janine Athay was given the honor yesterday afternoon. She was nominated by all Franklin teachers. In the nomination, it says Janine is always willing to help as needed at Franklin Elementary. She works hard to make birthday breakfast and the annual book fair a success, earning new books for the library. She re-schedules any missed library classes and allows daily check-out of books.
Mrs. Athay coordinates all AEA materials for the staff. She helps kindergarteners during computer time and supervises in the lunch room. In the summer, Janine can be found painting the walls of Franklin to help make our school look great. Our congratulations to Janine Athay for being named the Le Mars Community School District's "Employee of the Month."
Body Recovered From Lewis And Clark State Park's Blue Lake
(Onawa) -- Police have identified the man who drowned in a lake at Lewis and Clark State Park near Onawa on Wednesday. Monona County sheriff Jeff Pratt said the body of Garrett L. Grant, age 43, of Macy, Nebraska was found Thursday morning. Crews were called to a possible drowning in Blue Lake just before noon on Wednesday. The search was called off later in the day, but crews returned on Thursday. Pratt says Grant went into the water in the middle of the lake. His body was recovered near a boat ramp.
Body Found At Saylorville Lake
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A body has been found at Saylorville Lake, where authorities have
been searching for a man who jumped off a boat.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office says identification of the body hasn't been
completed. It was discovered a little before 6:45 p.m. Thursday at the base of the dam.
An autopsy has been scheduled.
Authorities had been searching for the body of 22-year-old Luis Cuadra, of Perry.
Witnesses say he leaped into the water off a pontoon boat near the Cherry Glen boat ramp
on Tuesday evening and didn't surface.
Giffords To Help Braley On Fundraiser
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords will headline a fundraiser for U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley's Senate campaign.
According to a news release provided to The Associated Press, Giffords and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, will appear at Braley's annual "Bruce, Blues, and BBQ" fundraiser. The event will be held Oct. 27 in Des Moines.
Braley, of Waterloo, is the only Democrat running for the seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Tom Harkin.
Giffords was wounded in a January 2011 shooting outside a Tucson, Ariz. supermarket that left six others dead. The Democrat resigned from Congress a year later.
Braley and Giffords were both elected to Congress in 2006. They became friends and collaborated on several issues.
Iowa's Insurance Rates Should Be Lower Than Most States
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Insurance Commissioner Nick Gerhart says premium prices on the state's new health care marketplace will be lower in Iowa than many other states.
In a news release Thursday, Gerhart says that for similar plans "Iowa's rates will continue to compare favorably."
The Insurance Division did not release complete pricing estimates, but offered a few examples. A 40-year-old non-smoker seeking a mid-range - or silver - plan in central Iowa would spend about $219 each month. That's lower than the projected prices in most of the 17 states listed in a recent report from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Under President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, states must have a health exchange, with enrollment starting October 1st and coverage on January 1st. Iowa is partnering with the federal government for the exchange.
Public Comment Welcome On Nuclear Plant Start-Up
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The public will have another chance to learn more about the status of the troubled Fort Calhoun nuclear power plant later this month.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold another meeting on about the idle plant on Sept. 24.
Fort Calhoun, which sits across from Iowa on the Missouri River about 20 miles north
of Omaha, has been offline since April 2011.
Fort Calhoun initially shut down for routine maintenance, but significant flooding in 2011, a small fire and a series of safety violations forced it to remain closed.
Regulators will provide an update on Omaha Public Power District's efforts to repair Fort Calhoun.
The meeting will be held from 6-9 p.m. on Sept. 24 at the Comfort Inn and Suites near 72nd Street and Interstate 80 in Omaha.
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UPDATE: Beastie Boys Aren't Suing GoldieBlox, But Are Still Disappointed
UPDATE: A representative for the Beastie Boys have reached out to us to point out two things: The first is that GoldieBlox are actually the ones filing the lawsuit, and that no complaint was registered with the Boys before the litigation was announced.
Nasty Little Man, Beastie Boys' press agency, released this statement:
Like many of the millions of people who have seen your toy commercial "GoldieBlox, Rube Goldberg & the Beastie Boys," we were very impressed by the creativity and the message behind your ad. We strongly support empowering young girls, breaking down gender stereotypes and igniting a passion for technology and engineering.
Like many of the millions of people who have seen your toy commercial "GoldieBlox, Rube Goldberg & the Beastie Boys," we were very impressed by the creativity and the message behind your ad. We strongly support empowering young girls, breaking down gender stereotypes and igniting a passion for technology and engineering.
As creative as it is, make no mistake, your video is an advertisement that is designed to sell a product, and long ago, we made a conscious decision not to permit our music and/or name to be used in product ads. When we tried to simply ask how and why our song "Girls" had been used in your ad without our permission, YOU sued US.
Oh, boo. While pretty much the entire world has been charmed and delighted by the GoldieBlox video featuring three industrious little ladies crooning their own version of "Girls" by the Beastie Boys, it seems the ad has found its first opponent. Unfortunately, that opponent happens to be, um, the Beastie Boys.
Yes, Mike D and Ad-Rock have taken umbrage with the fact that their 1987 hit has been used in the GoldieBlox "Princess Machine" video, even if the lyrics about females doing dishes and cleaning up have been changed to girl-power concepts like gals building spaceships and coding.
According to legal papers filed by GoldieBlox in a preemptive suit, the company asserts that the hip-hoppers registered complaints over claims of copyright infringement, though GoldieBlox asserts that the use of "Girls" in the parody falls under fair use.
"GoldieBlox created its parody video with specific goals to make fun of the Beastie Boys song, and to further the company's goal to break down gender stereotypes and to encourage young girls to engage in activities that challenge their intellect, particularly in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math," the company says. "The GoldieBlox Girls parody video has gone viral on the Internet and has been recognized by the press and the public as a parody and criticism of the original song."
The issue here is whether or not GoldieBlox can claim fair use if the ad's intent is to sell toys and make a commercial profit. Until this gets settled, though, we'd say you might want to hold off on releasing that "Hey, Ladies" parody. (The Hollywood Reporter)
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The U.S. Army Camp Zama five-piece brass band perform for patients at the Miyanomori Hospital in northern Japan. The "Frosty Five" are in Sapporo to perform at the city's snow festival, but also took time out to perform for residents and patients at both the facility and Miyanomori Hospital.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Quarterback Matt Lancaster tossed three touchdown passes in the final nine minutes of the game, and Butler rallied from a 35-17 deficit to capture a 39-35 Homecoming victory over Morehead State on Saturday (Oct. 20). The thrilling win at the Butler Bowl kept the Bulldogs unbeaten in the Pioneer Football League.
Lancaster, who had nearly 400 yards in total offense in the game, hit junior wide receiver Brendan Shannon with an 11-yard scoring aerial with 8:44 left in the game and then tossed an 11-yard touchdown pass to sophomore wide receiver Derek O'Connor with just 3:49 remaining. His final pass and the game-winner was a 17-yard scoring strike to Shannon with 1:22 left on the clock.
Butler (6-2, 5-0 PFL) held Morehead State on its final possession and celebrated a stunning come-from-behind victory in front of 4,037 fans.
"We're thankful they give you 60 minutes to play," said Butler head coach Jeff Voris after the win. "There's no question we needed it all. I'm proud of the way we kept playing. We never stopped believing in each other or that we could get it done, and we kept playing."
The Bulldogs looked like they might run away with the contest in the early minutes of the first quarter. On the first play from scrimmage, Lancaster hit Shannon with a 65-yard pass over the middle. As the Butler wide receiver was heading for the end zone, Morehead State's Michael Jackson stripped the ball from behind.
In the scamble for the loose ball, Shannon scooped it up and scored from the two-yard line. Jon Treloar's extra point kick gave Butler a 7-0 lead just 19 seconds into the game.
Five minutes later, Butler drove to the Morehead State six-yard line, before settling for a 25-yard Treloar field goal.
But Morehead State (1-6, 0-4 PFL) took over from there, scoring three consecutive touchdowns to grab a 21-10 lead. Lancaster cut that margin to 21-17 at halftime with a one-yard touchdown run, but the Eagles came out in the second half and scored a pair of touchdowns to build an 18-point advantage.
Butler's comeback started with just under 11 minutes remaining. The Bulldogs put together scoring drives of 77 yards, 59 yards and 41 yards to pull out the victory.
"We just kept fighting," said Lancaster. "That's the thing coach tells us, our offensive coordinator tells us. We just have to play the play. That patience and (attitude) paid off in the end."
Lancaster attempted a school-record 53 passes and connected on 31 for a career-high 359 yards. He added a team-high 101 rushing yards on 15 carries. Shannon caught a career-high 14 passes for a career-best 233 yards and three touchdowns. It was his second consecutive 100-yard receiving performance (and his first 200-yard effort).
Butler junior Trae Heeter added 100 yards on 21 rushing attempts.
Senior linebacker Jordan Ridley paced Butler's defensive, which allowed 505 yards in total offense, with a game-high 14 tackles, while junior Jayme Szafranski added 12 stops.
The win, combined with Jacksonville's loss to San Diego, left the Bulldogs in a tie with Drake for first place in the PFL standings.
Butler, riding a five-game winning streak, will visit Davidson for a PFL contest on Saturday, Oct. 27. That game at Richardson Stadium is scheduled for a noon start.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -- Quarterback Matt Lancaster tossed three touchdown passes in the final nine minutes of the game, and Butler rallied from a 35-17 deficit to capture a 39-35 Homecoming victory over Morehead State on Saturday (Oct. 20). The thrilling win at the Butler Bowl kept the Bulldogs unbeaten in the Pioneer Football League.


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In January 2008, Pitchou decided to join one of the Hope groups called « Orchidée Plus » with the intention of making his dream come true: to open a maize depot and one day, to become a supplier of this product in his neighborhood situated in the south-east of Kinshasa.
He has already received three loans from Hope which he completely reimbursed. Pitchou intends, with this loan, to diversify his business by buying 8 sacks of maize to sell to earn income. Presently, his business is generating a profit of US$ 175 per week.
Pitchou is single and the father of a child of 3. The « Orchidée Plus » group has had the joy and the privilege to welcome John, Kiva fellow in Kinshasa.
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Bollywood actresses and their various style mantras are always in big focus whether it is their western outfits or otherwise. The Indian traditional outfits have always been something which has been under the scanner as soon as the B town actresses wear it. However, no other garment has made such an impact such as the sari.
The sari is the most popular garment in the traditional Indian context of fashion. This attire has undergone quite a change in the way it used to be draped around a woman.
The Bollywood top female stars who look simply great in this six yard cloth are of course many. But the ones who truly look stunning are Priyanka Chopra, Bipasha Basu, Vidya Balan, Katrina Kaif, Deepika Padukone and Shilpa Shetty.
Who can forget Priyanka Chopra in the Desi Girl number from the flick Dostana, looking piping hot ? Or Bipasha Basu creating a storm in her beautiful sari at the IIFA Awards?
Even Deepika Padukone at the Cannes film festival in an exquisite sari was the talk of the nation, while Kat is well known for her wet sari look in most of her films. Vidya Balan makes it a point to look as cool as ever in sari at most formal events and ditto Shipla Shetty, who is quite often spotted in this attire at public events that almost start the nation's heart beating a tad bit faster.
Well, with most of our Bollywood stars opting for this Indian attire to look their best it seems like the fans of these stars just can't get enough of them. Each time a star appears in a designer sari-it becomes a rage with almost every one wanting the same look.
The sari has traveled a long way from being a modest garment to being transformed into the most fashionable garment from the Indian attire range. Now with all these beauties mentioned above looking astoundingly smashing in the sari it's a tough job to pick who the best one is. What do you think?
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HPV Vaccine Protects Against Genital Warts?
HPV Vaccine Protects Against Genital Warts? – A new study has found that the HPV vaccine also protects against genital warts. The study showed that the vaccine actually helps prevent a number of sexually transmitted diseases, but as of now is only used to fight HPV, which can cause cervical cancer. It helps prevents genital warts as well, as well as low-grade cervical growths.
The findings were published on the 21st of July and were very clear. The researchers estimate that the virus causes over 500,000 cases of cervical cancer in women each year around the world. The virus also causes warts in the genital area, as well as cervical growths.
The condition may affect as many as 30 million people each year. The trial shows that in 17,622 women that are located 24 different countries who have been assigned to take the vaccine or a placebo over a sixth month period, have a much lower chance of having some form of cervical growth.
This is an interesting study that could go a long way toward helping us figure out ways to prevent the spread of STDs. The more vaccines that come out, the better our protection will be. The big picture is that the vaccine is able to create sustained protection for the individual, and will help fight the affects for up to four years.
"The vaccine has not yet been licensed for boys, but this study provides a strong case that boys should be vaccinated to prevent acquisition of HPV and prevent genital warts," said Dr. Crumpacker.
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February 23, 2013 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — Meadowbrook needed to re-assess a few areas of its performance at halftime of Friday's Division II sectional opener against Buckeye Local. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 74, Bellaire 47
February 15, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Twenty-four hours after Kyle Michalo set the single-game scoring standard at Buckeye Local, the smooth-shooting senior exploded with 26 second-half points to lead the Panthers to... more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 79, Barnesville 75
February 14, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Kyle Michalo scored a school-record 39 points as Buckeye Local beat Barnesville. Brennan Czuchran added 13 points for the Warriors (11-10). more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 70, Shenandoah 54
February 13, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Brennan Czuchran finished with 25 points and 13 rebounds as Buckeye Local beat Shenandoah. Kyle Michalo added 17 points for the Panthers (10-10), while Shane Duncan chipped in 10. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: St. Clairsville 66 Buckeye Local 43
February 10, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Dan Monteroso poured in 23 points as state-ranked St. Clairsville handed Buckeye Local a setback. Dylan Campbell added 16 points, including three 3-pointers, for the Red Devils. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Panthers Defeat Red Riders
February 9, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Buckeye Local's Kyle Michalo scored a game-high 22 points and Shane Duncan added a season-high 12 as the Panthers pushed themselves back to the . more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Huskies Get Victory
February 2, 2013 CADIZ — Braving all the wintry elements, neighboring rivals Buckeye Local and Harrison Central met for the second time this season and sent no one home expecting more excitement as the Huskies held... more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Panthers Defeat Wildcats
January 30, 2013 RICHMOND — Kyle Michalo dropped in a game-high 24 points and Brennan Czuchran added 13 as Buckeye Local used a 20-6 advantage in the second quarter to down Edison by a 64-50 count in boys' high... more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Indian Creek 49, Buckeye Local 39
January 19, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Frankie Kamarec and Alex Young each led Indian Creek with 11 points as the Redskins beat Buckeye Local. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Boys Beat UL, 76-67
January 17, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Buckeye Local connected on eight 3-pointers among 31 field goals and used its pressure to its advantage en route to a 76-67 victory against Union Local Jets (4-8) in a Wednesday evenin... more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 59 Weir 33
January 13, 2013 WEIRTON — Johnny Rozenek posted 14 points as Buckeye Local beat Weir. Kyle Michalo added 11 points for the Panthers, while Brennan Czuchran chipped in 10. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Huskies Win 38-36, Watt Nets Game-Winner
January 9, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Harrison Central's Fletcher Watt has been playing longer than some coaches have been coaching, so it is no wonder he is the go-to guy for the Huskies. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 51, Edison 39
January 5, 2013 CONNORVILLE — Brennan Czuchran powered his way to a game-high 24 points as Buckeye Local bested Edison. Alec Jones paced the Wildcats with 13 points. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Meadowbrook Tournament Championship Game Buckeye Local 72 Morgan 23
December 30, 2012 BYESVILLE — Kyle Michalo scored a game-high 20 points as Buckeye Local beat Morgan. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Monroe Central 70, Buckeye Local 56
December 29, 2012 BYESVILLE — Monroe Central stayed unbeaten with a 14-point victory against Buckeye Local behind Korey Lafferre's 24 points in the Meadowbrook Holiday Tournament. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 43, Minerva 42
December 28, 2012 CONNORVILLE — Kyle Michalo scored 11 points as Buckeye Local edged Minerva. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Martins Ferry 62, Buckeye Local 55
December 15, 2012 CONNORVILLE — The 1-2 punch of Cody Schau and R.J. Vargo was enough for Martins Ferry to offset a Buckeye Local barrage that saw it cash 11 buckets from 3-point range. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Indian Creek 50, Buckeye Local 27
December 12, 2012 WINTERSVILLE — Alex Young scored 18 points and Frankie Kamarec had 12 as Indian Creek pulled away from Buckeye Local. Brennan Czuchran and Kyle Michalo each scored 10 points for the Panthers. more »»
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Buckeye Local 78, Union Local 48
December 8, 2012 MORRISTOWN — Johnny Rozenek put up a game-high 36 points as Buckeye Local defeated Union Local. Tommy Hamilton added 13 points for the Panthers while Kyle Michalo scored 1. more »»
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Make a Wish
I used a variety of papers from October Afternoon's Modern Homemaker collection. The green stripe paper was die cut with a scallop die, then embellished with a number of shiny silver pearls. I stamped the swirl from Starstuck on the cork die cuts.
The sentiment from Dandy Wishes was stamped on a flag die and then embellished with a tiny library clip before being adhered with boosters.
Now, make sure to carve out some time to sample the sketch; the prize is a $15.00 gift certificate at Paper Makeup Stamps.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Dandy Day
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Chewing Gum Slider
I used kraft cardstock and some October Afternoon papers, this is from the Farm Fresh collection, I believe. It was fun to use my crimper again too, it's been a while.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Birthday Wishes
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
So Tweet
The image is Pure Innocence You're So Tweet (must be out of stock), she was just colored with copics to match the papers. The moss cardstock was embossed before being matted with black; I also added some shiny silver pearls to the flower centers along the top for a little added interest. The Fresh Cut Grass Die-Namics was used to cut the felt.
Lastly, I added the big, fat bow to the bottom of the card.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Happy Spring Mojo
The papers are from My Mind's Eye Fine & Dandy, it's such a pretty pad of paper. I went a little bright and busy with all the elements, I am totally anticipating the arrival of spring. It sure has been a long, hard winter. The sentiment was stamped on the Sentiment Flag die, this might well be the best die on the planet right now, so versatile and handy!
Friday, February 18, 2011
You're Red Hot!
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Enjoy Today
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Baby Boy VLV
I used the sweet monkey, star cluster, and sentiment from To the Moon, it's a precious baby set. I was also happy to use the Jumbo Ric Rac and Notepaper Die-Namics from MFT, I hadn't used them much at all.
I enjoy using masculine colors without it being overly pastel as baby papers seem to be. This has just enough blue balanced out by some orange, yellow, and brown. I just love the star pattern! The last thing I did was tie three strands of twine around the ric rac, thanks Jami!
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Valentine's Day Treat Bag
I stamped the heart from Love Notes and then used the Jotted Heart die to cut it out. The sentiment from the same set was punched out and then matted with coordinating colors. Both are attached to the front using pop dots.
I used some BG magnets for the closure, then tied some sweet satin ribbon around the flap.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Just For You Valentine
I am taking two of these to work today to give to my co-worker's for the little ladies in their family for a small Valentine's Day giftie. Each holds 3 lip gloss tubes.
I used PTI's Favor It 2 Box die, MFT's Rolled Flower Die-Namics, as well as Verve's Classy Label and Embossed Oval dies; the stamps are from Sweet Treats and Blue Skies.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Got Love
Thursday, February 10, 2011
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
I am thrilled to be their Guest Designer for the month of February. I'm also posting on the Market Street Stamps blog today, so if you want to know more about the card, you can head over there.
I used A Bit of Burlap with Brilliance ink; I love, love, love how crisp and dark the ink is. The tea cup from Enjoy Today was stamped and then die cut using nesties. I decided to use only a portion of the image since it was too large for the sketch from The Sweet Stop, SSS94.
The colors really seem to pop with this color combo, I've used it before and I'll be using it again in the future.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Valentine Wishes VLV
The papers are Karen Foster and have been in my stash for a verrryyyy long time. I think the patterns are pretty timeless though, they look pretty good for this Valentine's Day card. The sentiments are from Love Notes.
Monday, February 7, 2011
PMS VIP Blog Hop
You should have arrived here from Peggy Toole's blog. If not, you will defintely want to start at the PMS Blog to see all this wonderful goodness from the beginning.
We're celebrating the 2 year anniversary of Paper Makeup Stamps today. As always, we celebrate with a hop on the 7th. Each DT member was given the task of inviting a special designer to celebrate with us; so you'll see lots of new names. I chose the super talented Cindy Haffner and am thrilled that she said YES!
The theme of today's hop is Things We Love. My card is an interpretation of some things I love: cupcakes and sweets, and bling. Then there's pretty ribbon, pretty paper, and the cute little flag die. Also, twine and buttons which are new loves.
For my card, I used last week's Mojo Monday sketch, mojo176. The curved panel was very intriguing and I immediately knew I wanted to fill it with bling. The cupcakes are from the So Sweet set. So stinkin' cute and it's on sale!
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Now, you'll wanna hop on over to see the amazing and talented Cindy Haffner.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Repeat Valentine
I am a fan of PTI, especially the background sets and dies. Well, actually all of it, but those are the things that catch my eye first!
I used many PTI sets on this one: A Little Argyle, Sheet Music Background, Fancy Flourishes, It's Official, and a Fillable Frames sentiment. I also used their Notepaper die and cardstock.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Cool Beans
I paired her up with some BG papers and the Sweet Sunday sketch, SSSC102. I stress out over the larger panels, but this one worked itself out. Miss You a Latte fits perfectly. It was fun to pull out my copics again, I've been using alot of word art and sentiments to avoid coloring it seems. But, I'll be back at it again soon.
PMS is having a VIP Blog Hop on Monday, February 7th starting at 7 AM EST. There will be loads of inspiration and prizes as well as we celebrate 2 wonderful years of PMS!
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Love is in the Air
And, we're having a VIP hop on Monday, February 7th; there'll be tons of inspiration and prizes to help celebrate the 2 year anniversary of Paper Makeup Stamps.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
I am still thrilled and honored to be part of the Design Team, it's been almost 2 years. And I still get excited with each release, just like all of you.
Happy Anniversary Paper Makeup Stamps! Here's wishing you many more!
This week's FTL125 sketch found on the clean&simple blog was really appealing. I especially love the samples with a monochromatic image panel, so I did the same thing. I am in Valentine's Day mode, so I chose to work with some pinks.
The lips are from Sending You Love, the hearts and sentiment are from Hugs & Kisses. Each panel was stamped with a matching ink, looks pretty snazzy. I just added some pink flatback rhinestones from Pizzazz Aplenty to anchor the sentiment and add some sparkle.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Love Much February VLV
The card uses more papers from Echo Park, found in the Mon Cheri kit. I really love this kit! I paired it with Verve's Dream Big, the sentiment is perfect for Valentine's Day.


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WASHINGTON — The Senate brought the unceremonious first session of the 113th Congress to a close Friday, with the two sides battling over procedural rules for confirming President Obama's nominees.
In a series of largely party-line votes, the Senate approved the confirmations of a deputy to the Department of Homeland Security, a lower-level federal judge and a commissioner to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), while setting up a final vote next month for the confirmation of Janet Yellen to become chairwoman of the Federal Reserve.
"Joy to the world," Sen. Daniel Coats, R-Ind., said as he left the chamber after the last votes, summing up the frustration of many lawmakers in this year of legislative gridlock.
The day began on a somber note as the office of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said he had been hospitalized for unspecified reasons. Reid, 74, who had a mild stroke in 2005, was released late Friday after treatment for exhaustion. In Reid's absence, the session was run by the No. 2 Senate Democratic leader, Dick Durbin of Illinois.
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With fewer than 60 laws passed in 2013 — most of which were just extensions of existing law or minor declarations — the year goes down as the least productive of any in modern recorded congressional history.
Hopes for bipartisan goodwill flowing from the budget deal that passed Congress evaporated in the last 72 hours of fighting about the nomination process. "If this is 'Kumbaya', I'd hate to see truly dysfunctional," said Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.
On a 54-to-41 roll call, the Senate voted along party lines to confirm Alejandro Mayorkas as the No. 2 official at Homeland Security, after a partisan debate that raged for months. Mayorkas' nomination raised concern among Republicans after they learned he was the subject of an ongoing inquiry by the DHS inspector general over accusations that he mismanaged the program and showed favoritism. Mayorkas rejected the accusations.
On a 59-to-36 vote, the Senate then made John Koskinen the first confirmed commissioner of the IRS in a year, after allegations that the agency targeted conservative political-advocacy groups for intensive oversight.
Koskinen, 74, won a five-year term as IRS commissioner, which would last beyond Obama's stay in office. His experience includes helping overhaul mortgage buyer Freddie Mac after its near collapse in the financial crisis at the end of President George W. Bush's administration. He also oversaw preparations for potential computer problems associated with the year 2000.
The Senate also confirmed Brian Davis, 68 to 26, as a federal district-court judge in Florida.
The final vote, 59 to 34, was to cut off debate on the Yellen nomination, ending any chance of a filibuster, with five Republicans voting with the Democrats. Her final confirmation vote will come Jan. 6, when the second session of the 113th Congress convenes.
The House ended its business for the year last week.
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We require the services of a qualified CNC Service Technician with Applications experience based out of our Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary branch to service and train on CNC machine tools. Some travel is required along with strong communication and people skills and a passion for the machining industry that we serve.
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Alicia Keys Honors Oprah at Black Ball 'Redux'
December 07, 2012
Alicia Keys performed alongside Jennifer Hudson and Bonnie Raitt while hosting her annual Black Ball charity event last night that raised $2.9 million for her charity Keep a Child Alive.
Alicia was introduced by emcee Whoopi Goldberg at the Black Ball Redux -- which had been postponed due to Hurricane Sandy -- at New York's famous Apollo Theater. The R&B star said the event gave her a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity" to honor Oprah for her many philanthropic efforts, including her Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa.
"This stage right here is electrifying with the energy, the history, the music, and the life and power it has evoked for years and years and years," Alicia said about the Apollo Theater. "So this majestic place is the perfect place to celebrate our honorees, Angélique Kidjo and Oprah Winfrey."
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"I thank you for this award, it just says I'm moving in the right direction," said Oprah after accepting her award. Also honored was Angélique Kidjo, a Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter and activist from the West African nation of Benin.
Watch the video to also see a performance by Academy Award winner Jennifer Hudson and a duet between Alicia and singer Bonnie Raitt.
Keep a Child Alive -- co-founded by Alicia Keys in 2003 -- provides AIDS treatment, support, nutrition and love to children and families affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa and India. For more information and to get involved, click here.
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The 2005 automotive model year brought about the introduction of the Chevrolet Cobalt, a compact car that effectively replaced the Cavalier. Manufactured by General Motors in its Lordstown Ohio plant, this fuel efficient compact car is indeed still made in America. Unlike the Aveo - a fuel efficient sub-compact car manufactured overseas for exportation to the United States.
A relatively simple yet eye catching design with understated curves and a low, low sticker price, the Cobalt was immediately widely appreciated by those who had been seeking an inexpensive small car from Chevrolet that could compete with the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla. The vehicle was equipped with premium features such as heated leather seats and the OnStar navigation system, making the Cobalt very appealing to those who wanted more of a premium model compact car than the sub-compact Aveo. The car was originally offered as either a sporty two door coupe or a four door sedan and has basically remained cosmetically unchanged from the time of its introduction.
The 2008 Cobalt LS and LT models are equipped with a 2.2 liter DOHC Ecotec engine that provides more horsepower than comparable cars offered by Toyota and Honda. The 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt Sport features a high output 2.4 liter Ecotec engine in addition to 17 inch polished aluminum wheels, rear spoiler, body color rocker moldings, fog lamps, leather wrapped steering wheel and a seven speaker Pioneer sound system.
The low sticker price of this model might enable you to afford a few of the many options and accessories that Chevrolet has available for the Cobalt like a cat back exhaust system with polished stainless steel exhaust tip or shifter trim kit.
Although fuel efficiency is the major appeal of the Chevrolet Cobalt, it is an aesthetically pleasing vehicle with more than adequate safety and security features. In addition to the OnStar navigation system, the 2008 rendering also includes airbags, remote keyless entry and an electronic stability control system.


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He's one of the most respected character actors of his generation and Christoph Waltz finally got his very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday (December 1).
She's always been easy on the eyes and last night (October 7) Emily Blunt reminded the world of what a stunner she is at Battersea Evolution in London.
The "Adjustment Bureau" actress was in the house to attend the IWC Gala Dinner in honor of the BFI, hobnobbing with fellow star Christoph Waltz before scurrying inside.
She loves a good, meaty role and Amy Adams found exactly what she was looking for in the forthcoming flick "Big Eyes."
In the newly-released teaser trailer, the "American Hustle" actress plays artist Margaret Keane, who became quite popular in the 1950s and 60s for her paintings of children with really large eyes.
It's going to be tough to top the original, but "Horrible Bosses 2" looks to be even crazier than its predecessor.
When it comes to awards shindigs it doesn't get any bigger than this, and the 86th Academy Awards welcomed Christoph Waltz, John Stamos and Bill Murray to the red carpet outside Hollywood's Dolby Theatre earlier tonight (March
It's an exciting time in London given all the London Fashion Week festivities, but last night (February 16) the The EE British Academy Film Awards Dinner was the main attraction.
Joining the ranks of top-name entertainers for an unforgettable evening, Christoph Waltz arrived at the 2014 EE British Academy Film Awards in London, England tonight (February 16).
He's always up to something fun, and Christoph Waltz attended the premiere of "The Grand Budapest Hotel" as part of the 2014 Berlin International Film Festival on Thursday night (February 6).
The "Django Unchained" star looked handsome in a classic black tuxedo as he made small talk on the red carpet outside the Berlinale Palast ahead of the much-anticipated screening.


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ATLANTA (AP) -- The Governor's Office of Highway Safety reports that traffic fatalities in Georgia are higher in 2012 than they were at this point last year.
Authorities are urging drivers to use caution during holiday travel, and told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that police will be participating in the "Click-it or Ticket" campaign during the week's holiday travel season.
Officials say 1,013 people have died in accidents through Nov. 15. Traffic fatalities decreased in the state from 1,745 in 2005 to 1,226 in 2011.
A spokeswoman for the Governor's Office of Highway Safety told the newspaper that nearly half of the people killed in car accidents in the state were not wearing seatbelts.
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HOUSTON – The Houston Rockets cruised to a 118-103 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers giving them some breathing room as both teams seek to claim that eighth and final playoff seed in the Western Conference.
James Harden played an all around game for the Rockets (28-24) going for 35 points on 13-for-15 shooting, seven rebounds and 11 assists. At the half, he had 20 points on 8-for-8 from the field and distributed eight assists. Harden's first miss came at the 4:31 mark in the third quarter.
Chandler Parsons contributed 20 points.
The Rockets shot 60 percent for the game.
At the end of the first half, the Rockets led 62-53. The Rockets' 62 first half points was tied for the most points scored against the Trail Blazers this season.
LaMarcus Aldridge gave it all he had pouring in 31 points and 11 rebounds. Nicolas Batum notched over 12 points for the first time in six games tallying 24 points. Damian Lillard scored nine of his 18 points in the second quarter.
The Trail Blazers (25-25) still lead the season series 2-1.
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The man that many consider the face, heart and soul of Epic Games, has decided that it is time to take a breather and leave the company. Epic Games made the announcement last night via its official blog. The split seems amicable enough for the creative force behind the Gears of War series.
"Today we are saying farewell with warm regards to Cliff Bleszinski, who is departing as Epic's design director to chart the next stage of his career," the company wrote on its blog. "During the past two decades, Cliff has helped shape many successful games that have captured the imaginations of millions of players around the world. We are grateful for his influence on Epic's legacy, from the wild adventures 'Jazz Jackrabbit' to the visceral combat of 'Gears of War.'"
Epic then goes on to offer kind words from other high profile Epic employees including Epic founder, CEO and technical director Tim Sweeney; Epic Games President Dr. Michael Capps; and Mark Rein, vice president of Epic.
But the most notable quote comes from Cliff Bleszinski, who offers the following fond farewell his Epic comrades:
"I've been doing this since I was a teenager, and outside of my sabbatical last year, I have been going non-stop. I literally grew up in this business, as Mike likes to say. And now that I'm grown up, it's time for a much needed break.
I will miss the projects, the playtests, the debates, and most importantly, the people. Epic only hires the best of the best, and it has been a joy working with each and every one of you on a daily basis, whether you were hired weeks ago or decades ago. I have been fortunate enough to collaborate with a variety of disciplines, from code to art to marketing and PR – it's been one big, rewarding learning experience. I'm confident that each project that is being built, whether at Epic, Chair, PCF, or Impossible will be top notch and will please gamers and critics alike."


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Day 2: Presentation Judging and Wrap Up!
"The vast majority of [successful] startups abandoned their initial plans and learned what would and would not work in the market." -Clayton Christensen, The Innovator's Dilemma
Teams started early on Day 2 of The Lean Startup Machine Shanghai, with mentors checking in on the progress of each team's validated and invalidated hypothesis, and providing direction on possible pivots. As Ray had warned during the Lean Startup Machine Kick Off on Friday, "the human brain is wired to assume!" and teams were finding out first hand just how hard it is to think 'lean startup'.
Even though teams were trying to follow the Lean Startup Canvas provided by the Lean Startup Machine program to help each team systematically validate assumptions, teams were still unknowingly accepting many underlying assumptions as proven fact. One team, for example was attempting to validate the market fit on a concierge home-bodycare service for 'busy' working professionals. Though they had been very diligent in validating/invalidating many business model assumptions and making rational service-type pivots, they didn't realize that their core target market of 'busy' working professionals was an assumption they should have validated (until the judges challenged them on the fact!)
All in all, the teams worked hard to switch their mindset to validate their assumptions, and there were awesome presentations to show off how teams had validated, invalidated, and pivoted their business models to find customers who would pay for their businesses or product. Some teams had even succeeded in collecting 'sign-up money' for their products! Talk about finding paying customers!
Thinking as a lean startup isn't easy, but the Lean Startup Machine Shanghai was a great success in helping attendees to think 'scientifically' in validating customer and business model assumptions.
Lean Startup Machine Shanghai Winners – Team Byoyo!
Big congratulations to team Byoyo (Yawen Hsu, Ying Chen, and Jack Wang- pictured above), and their product, "Timelapse," which aims to help parents document and share their children's childhood photos, on winning this year's Lean Startup Machine Shanghai. Although they expressed their difficulty in learning to think lean, and asking the right customer questions, they demonstrated that they had validated and invalidated the most assumptions and made the most impressive pivots. Starting from an initial idea of wanting to create a whole social platform for parents, they made several pivots after realizing that a mobile app would be a better fit for their target audience.
Thank You! – Mentors, Sponsors, Volunteers!
A huge huge shout out and thanks to all of our mentors, sponsors, volunteers, and the Lean Startup Machine team in the US for helping us make Lean Startup Machine Shanghai happen. Also, mad props again to Ray Wu (part of the Lean Startup Machine team), who only found out on Wednesday that he would be coming over to Shanghai- and 12 hours after, was on a plane heading to China.
Here's a list of our awesome mentors for Shanghai's very first Lean Startup Machine:
- Steve Guengerich: Co-Founder: Appconomy
- Kevin Dewalt: serial entrepreneur and Lean Startup advocate
- Calvin Chin: CEO of Transi.st, Listed in Fast Company's "Creative 100".
- Hank Horkoff: Founder OpenLanguages, Co-Founder Chinesepod
- Niko Spiridis: SCRUM Coach
- Oscar Ramos: Founder: DAD Asia.
- David Lin: Head of Microsoft Accelerator
- Timothy Ng: Program Manager Lead: Microsoft China
- Jacob Creech: Boost Agile
- Jim Ni: Director of Marketing / Ops: Microsoft China
- Prashanth Hirematada: Founder of Kwestr
- Lionello Lunesu: Software Dev Engineer, Microsoft; entrepreneur
- Guillaume Maury: Co-Founder WebAgeCorp
- Eugene Lin: Project Leader and Business Designer at IDEO
- Toby Overmaat: Business Designer at IDEO
- Duncan Turner: Designer at IDEO
- Hannes Helander: Founder and Senior consultant at BGILE
- Zichuan Xiong: Project lead atThoughtwork
- Mark Gilbert: Product Unit Manager, Microsoft
- Julien Mazloum: Director and founder at Outsofting
- Shaopeng Zhang : Architect at Baidu
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Catch up on what happened on Friday, and Saturday:
- Recap: Lean Startup Warmup 2012
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Ed the Plumber: Homeowner wants to install a shower door
Q: Our master bathroom has had a shower curtain since we moved in. It's a "shower only" stall and we've changed curtains over the years, but now I want to install a glass door and finally be rid of the curtain. I'm pretty handy, but could use some help with choosing the correct shower door. Can you walk me through the basics of getting a new shower stall door?
— Tim, Texas
A: Upgrading to a glass shower door can add beauty and value to a bathroom, especially if you make good choices. First, decide on your door type. Larger shower stalls usually use sliding-type doors, while standard shower stalls usually use swinging-hinge-type doors.
Correct size does matter. Make sure you measure the stall height, and take two width measurements — one for the top of the stall width and one for the bottom of the stall width. This will help you get the correct door size even if your walls are out of plumb.
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The door-frame finish should match your bathroom. Aluminum frame finishes can include bronze, nickel, brass and silver.
Also, choose the right glass to add that touch of class. Aside from clear glass, textured and patterned glass can include hammered, pebble, rain or lace.
Finally, look for a shower door that's easy to install. Some quick-install type shower doors require no drilling of the shower walls at all.
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