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Alas, the final dog days of summer have arrived. Before we know it, we'll be setting the alarm early to pack lunches before sending the kids off on their first days of a new school year. Don't waste these final precious days worrying over that, though. Instead, seize the day and make the absolute most of these carefree moments with your kiddos. Here are some suggestions for warding off the back-to-school blues and making what's left of summertime count!
### 1. Take a spontaneous trip
Hopefully, you were able to get away as a family for a planned vacation at some point in the last few months, but why not just pick up and go someplace on a whim? After all, when can you decide to get away at the last minute during the school year? With no bedtimes or homework cramping your style, you're free to explore! Is your summer budget blown? No worries—there are tons of things you and the fam can get into that are either cheap or completely free. Take a daytrip to a nearby city you've yet to visit, or spend some time at a local beach or lake. Whatever you do, make it spontaneous and fun!
### 2. Host a sleepover
School weeks are long and weekends are short, making sleepovers difficult during any other time of the year. Summer is the perfect time to host a sleepover without having to worry about bedtimes or needing to sacrifice precious family time during the weekends. Allow your kids to invite one or more friends, add pizza, and you're all set for an evening of carefree fun!
### 3. Lounge around
What other time of the year can you justify staying in your PJs all day? Take this opportunity to lounge around the house with the family for a full day without even having to get dressed. Pop some popcorn, plop on the couch, and have a movie marathon, or simply hang around together. One of the perks of staying in your PJs is that no one's tempted to leave the house! And don't feel guilty—summer is nothing if not an excuse to be lazy!
### 4. Camp out
Nothing says vacation like a pitched tent and dinner over a fire, but even if you're not the outdoorsy type, you can still experience the joys of camping. Whether you decide to rough it at a campground, pitch a tent in your own back yard, or simply drag some sleeping bags into the living room, camping out with the family is a bonding experience that only makes sense during the lazy days of summer. If you do decide to camp indoors, make it more authentic by switching off the television and imposing a technology ban for the evening. Break out the cards and board games, tell some scary stories, or make shadow puppets with your flashlights. After school starts, it will be back to school projects and extracurriculars. Take this time to enjoy the simple things—and each other!
The back-to-school routine with all of its ups and downs will return before you know it, so take the next week or so to relax, decompress, and enjoy everything the remaining summer days have to offer.
What summer activities will you be participating in before the back to school madness begins? Let us know on Facebook or Twitter using hashtag #SummersNotOver.


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Chief Guest and Keynote address at the Installation of IMA Shivneri
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At Indian Medical Association of Shivneri Branch, where Dr Sadanand Raut, A Senior Physician from Narayangaon and a Expert in treating Snake and Scorpion bites was elected as The President of the IMA Shivneri Branch for the second consequtive year. At this inaugural and installation ceremony Dr Ravi Wankhedkar a true IMA leader, Member of Executive Committee of MMC, a Surgeon from Dhule and Dr Deepak Jumani were the Chief Guests and this function was also graced by Shri S Sonavne a MLA from that area. A CME was also arranged and Dr Deepak Jumani delivered a talk of Sexual Health of Doctors

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It's not easy to get a legislator to admit that he or she made a mistake, but former Ohio Rep. Mike Oxley finally gets around to it:
"No law is perfect." True words. But not exactly what I expected to hear from Mike Oxley, the former Republican congressman who penned the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation with former senator Paul Sarbanes, a Democrat. A decade after enactment of the eponymous regulation, created in response to the Enron and WorldCom scandals, Oxley came on Squawk Box to reflect on its effectiveness. His surprising regret? "I would have initially had more of a scaled-down provision that would have treated smaller companies different from the larger, Fortune 500 companies."
No kidding!
Sarbanes-Oxley was and is one of my least favourite pieces of legislation, as I noted in my (originally) 2005 piece A Punch in the Face for Capitalism. But why, after all of these years, does it finally dawn on its author that small businesses got the shaft with this?
It always amazes me that Congress–the opposite of progress–never has enough regard for the simple fact that small businesses don't "amortise" (to use the polite term) the cost of regulation as well as large ones do, the regulation being equal. But Congress goes on passing legislation like this, and our current Executive Branch, no fan of small business to say the least, is more than happy to accommodate and follow-up on such stupidity.
All large businesses started as small ones. That simple statement of the obvious, however, eludes those who own and operate our society, and who see small business people as power challengers. Laws like Sarbox, however, have and will over the long haul drain the dynamism that has characterised the economy of this Republic since its inception.


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Spending up to five days in a rain-drenched tent, knee deep in mud and facing some of the worst toilet conditions known to man, may not be everyone's idea of a holiday, but to more and more Swedes, a music festival experience is as much part of a traditional summer as herring and singing Helan går.
Of course, the Swedish summer is often so wonderful and the entertainment so good, that some of the less positive aspects of a festival are easy to forget.
That was certainly the case at perennial favourite Sweden Rock this year, which is considered by many music fans to be the season's annual curtain raiser.
This summer as always, there is plenty to offer up and down the country, from the bijou to the giant monsters of filth.
And whether it's a full-on camping experience or a couple of days of cultural pampering you are after, there's certainly at least one festival out there for you.
Starting off in the capital, this weekend sees the start of the Stockholm Jazz Festival.
Over the years it has attracted some of the world's top performers with an eclectic mix often bordering on soul and R&B territory.
One of the country's oldest and most well established festivals, now in its 28th year, the Stockholm Jazz Festival runs from June 16-19 with notable performances from the likes of Angie Stone, Bobby Womack, Cassandra Wilson and Chic.
Jazz fans can also enjoy more traditional flavours at the Tradjazz event from June 17-19 in Askersund in central Sweden.
If it's the more traditional mudfest that floats your boat, Peace and Love has taken over Hultsfred's mantle as the fastest growing biggest rock/indie festival on the calendar.
Held in Borlänge in central Sweden from June 28-July 2, it has once again attracted several big names from home and abroad, including The Strokes, Kings of Leon, Håkan Hellström and topping the bill, Bob Dylan.
Known for sometimes unconventional bookings, this year is no exception, with the reverend Jesse Jackson also stopping by for a performance.
Meanwhile, Hultsfred makes a welcome return after financial difficulties last year pulled the plug on what was Sweden's best-known festival.
For 2011, promoters have pulled out all the stops to put together a bill which will appeal hugely to fans of British guitar and dance acts.
Suede's reunion continues apace, Primal Scream will perform their legendary Screamadelica album in its entirety, Liam Gallagher's new band Beady Eye play their first Swedish gig, and The Prodigy return, while dream booking Morrissey looks set to steal the show, which takes place from July 14-16.
A more intimate affair, Putte i Parken, goes on in Karlskroga from July 6-9. This much more bijou kind of festival nevertheless promises something for everyone, including The Ark, Håkan Hellström, Manic Street Preachers and a real "pop A-lister", in Ke$ha.
The central Swedish town of Arvika also holds another long established festival, traditionally attracting a darker, more gothic crowd.
Consequently, Front 242 is sure to be a big crowd puller at this year's festival, scheduled for July 14-16, but the likes of Adam Tensta and Royksopp will surely help lighten the mood.
Amusingly, promoters promise there will be "no quiet camping areas"!
Sweden's oldest festival, and still going strong is Storsjöyran, which takes place from July 28-30. While not such a high-profile event, the festival has a solid history and this year will host several top Swedish acts like The Sounds, the Ark, Timbuktu, Lisa Miskovsky and Håkan Hellström along with international artists, including Peter Doherty and Marina and the Diamonds.
If camping is not your thing, then perhaps Way Out West (July 11-13) could be worth considering. The three-day-long event has become an established part of the summer circuit and as it all happens near Gothenburg, those not into slumming it can stay in a swanky hotel and just rough it with everyone else at the gigs, which include headline sets from Robyn, newly reformed Britpop faves Pulp, Kanye West and best of all, a rejuvenated Prince.
You can even avoid staying out all night at all, with several one-day festivals of note taking place around the country. Where The Action Is on June 28 in Gothenburg features Coldplay's only Sweden show this year, ably supported by Glasvegas and Brandon Flowers from The Killers, Daniel Adams-Ray and Bright eyes, among others.
Or, on a heavier note, you can catch Slipknot's unique take on pantomime metal at Sonisphere, outside Stockholm's Ericsson Globe Arean on July 9, along with In Flames, Mastodon and more.
In short, if festivals are your thing, and it seems that for a large proportion of people living in Sweden, they are, then this summer you are spoilt for choice.
Happy camping!


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Rob Frid, a former professional hockey player deals with Dystonia, severed ulnar nerves, and CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy) among other things. CTE is what many athletes and military veterans deal with when they've had multiple head injuries. Probably over 50 percent of former professional hockey players suffer from CTE, and most of them over the years have gone undiagnosed. The disease basically slowly kills your brain cells.
CBD oil is a much better alternative to help with chronic pain than pharmaceutical pills such as Vicodin, Percocet, Prednisone and Morphine. Unfortunately, the pharmaceutical industry has most politicians in their pockets and Hemp/CBD has been swept under the rug as had its name dragged through the mud for years.
Why are Pills Bad?
Over the counter pills such a NAISDs, like Naproxin Sodium, and Ibuprofen are even bad for you. Just like doctor prescribed pain killers these pills are hard on your liver and long-time use is really detrimental to your health. With CBD, you won't experience these side effects. These pills are also very addictive opiates which have become a major crisis around the world.
Why Use CBD?
First of all the world and U.S. anti-doping agencies have deemed CBD to be legal for athletes to use now. If you are not an athlete you might want to choose to get hybrid CBD/THC oil. This will get you a little high, and it's legal in many states at the moment.
What are the Proven Benefits?
There are several benefits of CBD that are backed by scientific evidence. Recent studies have shown these benefits to be of great help for those in pain among other things. These benefits are:
- Pain Relief
As mentioned above CBD helps with both chronic and short-term pain. You can actually to back the year 2900 BC and you'll find marijuana was sued to help ease pain.
- Depression and Anxiety
CBD has also shown to help people with depression and anxiety.
- Reduces Acne
Some studies state that CBD might even reduce acne symptoms.
- Cancer
CBD has shown it can alleviate cancer symptoms and side effects. However, there hasn't been much research done yet but so far it's promising.
- Good for the Heart
CBD is thought to be good for your heart also. CBD can lower your blood pressure and well as improve your circulatory system.
- Protects the Neuro-System
CBD has been seen to have neuroprotective properties. CBD is great for those suffeing from Multiple Sclerosis and Epilepsy. Muscle spasms are oftentimes resistant to regular medications however, a recent study found that 75 percent of patients had reduced muscles spasms when using CBD.
These promising benefits are not only great for athletes but the average person as well.


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Written By: François-Noël Vanasse
Cube (1997) is one of those films I caught airing late at night on television before tracking down a copy on DVD. It's a small Canadian movie with only one, maybe two, sets. A typical horror film where a bunch of strangers argue and fight and die in horrible ways. It's also left a huge impression. It's the kind of film that haunts viewers. What would you do if you woke up inside a death trap? The titular cube is an inscrutable maze constructed out of a series of interconnected rooms. Each room is a cube with a door in the center of each side. Handholds decorate all the surfaces and the only occasional changes in the colour of the lighting differentiate the rooms. A great number of the rooms contain hidden lethal traps waiting to be triggered. It's impossible to tell which rooms are safe before going in. Six strangers wake up in inside the Cube, find one another, and struggle together to escape.
The audience is introduced to the Cube with extreme close-ups of a man waking up from a haze. Alderson is the name printed on his one-size fits all drab grey uniform and you might recognize the gaunt face of Julian Richings from his guest appearances as Death on television's Supernatural. The freshly minted prisoner opens the hatches and climbs through one at random, entering a similar room, before being literally cubed by a mechanism which folds back into the walls after killing him. Alderson is the sacrificial lamb for the viewers which serves to set up the deadly and seemingly unavoidable stakes of the Cube.
In a different room five new strangers come together in rapid succession. Worth (David Hewlitt [Dr. Mckay on Stargate: Atlantis]) is lying passed out when Quentin (Maurice Dean Wint), freshly bloodied, climbs through the floor hatch and rouses him. They are joined by Holloway (Nicky Guadagni) who shrinks into the corner after being ambushed at the hatch by Quentin. She's followed by Leaven (Nicole de Boer [Ezria Dax on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]) who drops and cracks her glasses. The group's dynamic is in its infancy here with Quentin's "I'm a cop!" attempts to seize control frustrated by Holloway's conspiracy-fueled anti-authoritarian tendencies and Worth's sarcastic nihilistic detachment. A man named Rennes (Wayne Robson) descends from the ceiling and immediately demonstrates his expertise. A career criminal nicknamed "The Wren" he brings his world-famous experience with prison breaks to the group. He's hip to the motion sensors in the walls and believes they're all being watched by hidden wardens. Rennes teaches them to throw their boots into untested rooms to find traps. He instructs the group to suck on their buttons to keep feelings of dehydration at bay. He tips the group off to the electrochemical sensors which are only triggered by living beings. He also gets his face melted off by an acidic spray from one of the walls by a trap with an unknown trigger. Rennes offered the group the slim hope that if they followed him, he would lead them out in exchange for their boots. Unfortunately like Samuel L. Jackson in Deep Blue Sea (1999) his pep-talk is immediately followed by his death at the hands of the thing he promised to defeat.
Left in the lurch by the loss of Rennes the group struggles to rally. As an attempt to make sense of their situation, the group members discuss their respective backgrounds hoping to find a common connection. Holloway is a doctor in a free clinic. Leaven is a student. Quentin has two kids and an ex-wife. Worth is a nobody pencil-pusher. While Leaven and Worth are seemingly paralyzed by this kafkaesque nightmare, Quentin and Holloway strive to assign purpose and meaning to their tribulations. Holloway believes the Cube is the immoral product of the Military-Industrial Complex whereas Quentin assumes it's the psychotic entertainment of a twisted billionaire. The senselessness and unknowability of the Cube is one of the film's main conceits. Any real answer could never compare the ravings of the imagination. The frustration of being trapped inside its claustrophobic 14 feet walls without knowing why is shared by the viewers who also ache for answers. Perhaps a point of contention for some audience members, it's also one of the chief reasons this film has become an enduring cult classic for so many.
Small plaques are bolted in the tunnels between rooms. On each of these plaques is a series of three numbers. Leaven is the one who first notices these numbers but Quentin is the one who forces her to make sense of them. The earlier discussion about their past revealed many of them had accessories like rings and necklaces on top of the clothes they wore yet only Leaven was allowed to keep an accessory: her reading glasses. Leaven is revealed to be somewhat of a mathematical prodigy and after re-examining the numbers she deduces that all of the rooms labelled with at least one prime number contained traps. The group endeavors to travel in as straight a line as possible until they reach the edge, relying on Leaven to avoid the traps. This is a big shift in dynamics for the group. Leaven was seemingly at her wits end moments before and now she's the group's most crucial member. The group is also joined by their final member, a mentally handicapped man named Kazan (Andrew Miller). Kazan is immediately distressed by being in a "red" room and is also unwilling to climb up to the ceiling hatches, limiting the group's options. Ultimately, Kazan drives a wedge between Quentin and the rest of the group. Quentin is unreasonably upset by Kazan's presence and suggests abandoning him on several occasions.
Soon, Leaven's system fails and Quentin is nearly caught in a trap. Unlike the grating that sliced Alderson, the acid that felled Rennes, or the jets of fire which melted Rennes' boot, this trap is a cage of nearly invisible wires which Quentin leaps out of at the last minute leaving him with a gash in his leg. Quentin starts to unravel at this point. He begins lashing out and behaving erratically. In the director's own words Quentin reveals "totalitarian tendencies". Holloway even calls him a fascist. Worth's refusal to play along with Quentin's demands finally nets him a confrontation in which it is revealed that Worth was hired as an architect to design the Cube's outer shell. Worth spent months at his day job designing the outer structure of the Cube without knowing for what it was intended. He did eventually discover the nature of the beast and, much to everyone's horror, provides his own conclusions as a counter to Holloway and Quentin's ideas. What Worth was able to dig up about the Cube led him to believe that it is a purposeless and leaderless bureaucratic black hole being sustained only by legions of working stiffs like him. The only reason people are even being tossed into the Cube is to circularly justify its existence in a blackly comic attempt to cover up its own pointlessness. The film's heroes are little more than ritual sacrifice to government and corporate incompetence. Worth's secret proves useful, however, because Leaven is able to deduce the number of rooms (no more than 26x26x26) inside the Cube from the dimensions of the shell. From there she posits that the numbers on the plaques are cartesian coordinates and the group decides to continue plotting a course for the edge.
The team eventually comes across a room surrounded by traps. They deduce that the outer shell is protected by a ring of traps. Refusing to backtrack, the team decides to traverse through a room with a sound-activated trap. Kazan, second to last, gets his pant leg stuck on the floor hatch's handle but makes it through without summoning the legion of extending spikes. Even knowing how this scene plays out, it is a magnificent exercise in tension. The movements are painstaking and nerve-wracking and played without musical accompaniment.Quentin finally makes his way through a series of mishaps nearly doom him before Kazan exclaims in relief, activating the spikes and forcing Quentin to leap through the portal or suffer hundreds of skewers. Start to finish "Be Quiet" is perhaps this cult classic's highlight.
A gap exists between the outer shell and the rooms. A dark abyss extending in all directions. Faced with this fulfillment of Worth's prediction "There is no way out!" the team again succumbs to infighting and despair. Holloway, now thoroughly disabused of her grand conspiracies, hashes it out with Quentin over his increasingly tyrannical leadership. The group next decides to tie their jackets and pants together and lower someone down the outer edge of rooms to take a look. It's a pretty futile effort. There is no bottom visible and the hatch's seemingly cannot be opened from the outside. Quentin and Leaven both volunteer, each objecting to the other. Quentin is too heavy, Leaven is too important. Holloway, the second lightest, settles the argument by volunteering herself. The deep background rumbling that periodically shakes the Cube occurs once again and causes Holloway to slip and fall. She climbs her way back up with Quentin's help but he looks her dead in the eyes and drops her to her death. He tells the rest of the group that she slipped.
The final secret of the Cube is that the rooms move. This is the explanation given for the deep rumbling and occasional shaking. While once again journeying across the Cube, Quentin absconds with Leaven while the group is sleeping and attempts to convince her to abandon Worth and Kazan. His advance is psychotic and ludicrous. The ravings of a madman struggling to ascribe meaning to the meaningless. Worth intervenes and is savagely beaten for his efforts. Quentin forces him through an unchecked portal, essentially an attempted murder, but Worth bursts into hysterics at an unexpected discovery: Rennes' corpse. Realizing it's impossible for them to have travelled in a loop is what leads Leaven to realize that the rooms move. This final piece of the puzzle allows her to make a number of mathematical deductions. The numbers are the starting positions and the rooms move through predetermined coordinates which can be calculated from their initial coordinates. Furthermore, the rooms with traps are labelled by whether or not their coordinates can be factored in powers of prime. Further still, Kazan is an idiot-savant capable of performing the required calculations instantly in exchange for gumdrops (or the promise of gumdrops). Leaven uses all of this information to plot a course for the start room which will connect them to the "bridge room" whose starting coordinates place it outside the Cube between the rooms and the entrance.
On their way to freedom the group abandons an unhinged Quentin. Together the final trio overcome a series of obstacles before finally making it to the bridge. They open the hatch and are bathed in a blinding white light. Worth, battered and bruised, is still as nihilistic as ever and doesn't believe there's much out there for him. On the other hand Leaven is thoroughly looking forward to escaping the Cube and living her life. Of course, she's suddenly pierced through by Quentin with a handle broken off from one of the hatches. Quentin dispatches Worth as well and tries to stop Kazan from crawling through the tunnel to freedom. Unfortunately for Quentin he is held back by a dying Worth. As the bridge room cycles back into the Cube it leaves a red smear, all that is left of Quentin, on the outer shell. Kazan shuffles through the pure white light into the unknown.
Cube was (co-) written and directed by Vincenzo Natali as his first feature-length project. While there are many fine directors who can spin gold from the screenplays of others, there is always something more intimate about the works of writer-directors. Add to that the tiny set, the short production schedule, and the small circle of friends involved and Cube becomes something special indeed. The film is much more human than its desolate industrial landscape suggests. The Cube is said to be oppressively hot, attributed to a lack of ventilation, and this is surely drawn from the on-set reality. Hot studio lights are responsible for the Cube's glowing panels and the actors are asked to clamber around uncomfortable and hastily built walls. Natali may have failed to shoot the movie in order like he intended, and the story's mathematical conceits may be a bit beyond him, but he's nevertheless succeeded in crafting a film that is very much ahead of its time visually and thematically. It boasts at least two special-effects firsts. The scene of Holloway falling to her death briefly employs a digital model of the actress, a feat they accomplished before Titanic (1997), and the practical effect of Alderson getting cut into bits handily predates Resident Evil (2002).
Cube remains a haunting film. Few can lay claim to having seen it in '97 when it premiered and won the almost comically specific Toronto International Film Festival Award for Best Canadian First Feature Film. But like the prisoners of the titular Cube genre and horror fans found themselves drawn to the picture. Whether it's the atmosphere of Cube, the directing, a favorite actor, a particular scene or effect, even the simplicity and elegance of the idea behind it, something has caused many of us to remain trapped within. The Cube offers us no quarter and no answers. For a bunch of punk kids in 1997 maybe that was a kind of escapism. For a bunch of adults 20 years later maybe it's a painful allegory. Perhaps the most enduring lesson and feature of the Cube is that it plays fair. It provides all the information needed to solve its puzzle and it never cheats. It's the people inside you have to watch out for.


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ARKAMYS & ThunderSoft at MWC Shanghai 201706/30/2017
ARKAMYS & ThunderSoft at MWC Shanghai 2017
VR experience is not only about immersive visual, but also about 360 audio solution coming together to bring to you audio-visual immersive experience. This time ThunderSoft brought to you a brand new 360 audio solution with world famous digital audio technology company ARKAMYS on the Mobile World Congress 2017 in Shanghai.
This solution can generate an audio area by sound source localization technology, adapting the sound to user's head movements, in result of providing you an immersive real-time audio experience while watching VR videos: All this is possible thanks to ARKAMYS VR-Play.
In the future, OEM, ODM and VR start-ups could use ThunderSoft Turbo platform to have VR products, supporting 360 audio, head tracking scenario, and real-time audio rendering.
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Long time no blog.
It took me awhile to recover from the birthday bash. LOL
Honestly, I've been holed up trying to finish my latest book and I should be writing 'The End' later today. I've been working on this book for nine months and hope its worth the effort. I tried something different for me and told the story from four different pov's. Once it's done I'm not sure what to do with it. LOL
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Agas & Tamarby Camea Smith | 10.05.18
Agas & Tamar's ultimate goal is to create handcrafted jewelry pieces that tell a story of materials, techniques and surprising combinations. The brand's boutique was founded twenty years ago by Einat Agassi and Tamar Harel-Klein on Shabazi street in the picturesque neighbourhood of Neve Tzedek and has become a pillar of stability in Tel Aviv's rapidly changing cityscape. The two jewelers met in a goldsmith studio in Jaffa as young students and their growing friendship and mutual dialogue evolved into an ongoing creative partnership.
Mixing together natural and man-made elements, Agas & Tamar artfully incorporate a wide range of materials to create one of a kind designs. Metals and gems are combined with unique antiques: brass weights that were once used for measuring gold and Byzantine buttons are re-imagined as necklace pendants and ancient coins and fragments of crusader rings are inlaid into contemporary pieces. Intrigued by the fusion of the past and the present, one of Agas and Tamar's iconic rings is engraved in ancient Hebrew script, featuring the words love, luck, happiness, health and blessings.
Agas and Tamar's latest collection, "Thoughts of Air," was inspired by Agassi and Harel-Klein's journey to Japan. The collection focuses on negative spaces and includes a sculptural necklace with a gold skein pendant, floral motif golden earrings resembling the Japanese cherry blossom and minimalist bracelets, earrings and rings. Agas and Tamar's devotion to maintain the gentle balance between the raw feel of the materials and the refined handmade pieces has garnered the brand many fans in the local and international audiences. The designers will celebrate two decades of inventive creation in the launching of their new collection, which will be unveiled this summer.
Read more about Agas & Tamar in the Telavivian City Guide.
Agas & Tamar, 43 Shabazi Street, Tel Aviv, 03.516.8421.
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We grab 12 Best New Cologne (perfumes or fragrances) for men 2015 from branded websites, which is classic like Armani Eau pour Homme, grape fruit note like Lacoste, splendid violet leaf as Bvlgari and aromatic equal Dolce and Gabbana. Most of the men want to attract sweet girls to close, they make love with your body fragrance while you are sitting near a gorgeous girl on couch.
Armani Eau Pour Homme
Price : $31.76 Buy it
Armani Eau Pour Homme our acquiring the best new cologne fragrance for men. The reissue of Armani's Eau Pour homme a mega hit when it first launched in 1984. A timeless classic for every classic man whose preference is a masculine, distinctive and elegant perfume.
Lacoste L.12.12. Green
Price : $65 Buy it
Citrus scents like this one from Lacoste with a green grapefruit note are effective for men. Lacoste is the best brand for all menswear so this cologne definitely every man's choice.
Bvlgari Man
Price : $59 Buy it
Bulgari Man has floaty top note of lotus, violet leaf and white pear, it's anything but feminine. It's a splendid cologne for every lifestyleman.
Chanel Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme
Price : $62 Buy it
Allure Homme Sport Cologne notes of mandarin and mint. It's the fragrance of a gentleman who is contemplative and thoughtful.
Dolce & Gabbana's Pour Homme
Price : $73 Buy it
Dolce & Gabbana Pour Homme is an aromatic, dry and floral character and opens with notes of tangerine, bergamot and Neroli.
D.S & Durga's Cowboy Grass
Price : $96 Buy it
A fragrance of wild grass and flourished herbs, earthy and slightly smoky. It features the notes of Haiti Vetiver, white sage and Clary sage.
Prada Luna Rossa
Price : $82, available at prada.com
Prada launched new Luna rose cologne an extreme-fresh hit for men. The main note of lavender by perfume Daniela andrier of giveaudan.
Terre D' Hermès Fragrance
Price : $118, available at Hermes.com
Terre d'hermès cologne by Hermès is a woody Chypre fragrance for men. Was launched in 2009. The nose behind this fragrance are grapefruit and orange base notes are woodsy notes oak moss and benzoin.
Tom Ford Noir
Price : $90, available at Tomford.com
Noir by Tom Ford is a scentful spicy fragrance for men. Noir was launched in 2012 and make sense for a man who's on a first-name basis with both his tailor and his motorcycle mechanic.
Versace Eros
Price : $80, available at macys.com
Eros cologne by Versace inspired by deeply connected with Greek mythology. The aim of this edition is to demonstration.
Davidoff (The Game)
Price : $49.99, Buy it
The Game by Davidoff is a woody aromatic cologne for men, this is a latest edition of Davidoff fragrances was launched in 2012.
Hugo Red By Hugo Boss
Price : $82, Buy it
Hugo boss was launched in 2013 (hugo red) oriental spicy cologne for men.


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In this blog is described a very simple usage of the .NET interoperability feature with Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 and can be considered an extension of my previous blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nav/archive/2010/07/09/let-nav-speak-with-a-simple-and-useful-client-add-in.aspx.
It is intended just to familiarize you with this brand new feature proposed with the NAV 2009 R2 release.
If you want to know more about .NET interoperability for NAV 2009 R2, please refer to MSDN link:
Extending Microsoft Dynamics NAV Using Microsoft .NET Framework Interoperability
The .NET interoperability code snippet in this blog is based on the System.Speech namespace.
My ingredients:
- Windows 7 Enterprise
Create your "Speak it!" action and let NAV speak Customer Names :
1. Open Classic Client
2. Go to the Object Designer
3. Select Page object (alt+g)
4. Select Page 22 "Customer List"
5. Design Page 22 "Customer List" (alt+d)
6. Select View > Page Actions (al+v, o)
7. Create a new Action (F3) in the ActionItems container (see below)
8. Change the properties of the Action as below:
Caption – Speak it !
Image – ViewComments
Promoted – Yes
PromotedCategory – Process
PromotedIsBig – Yes
9. Edit the code in the Speak it! Action (F9)
10. Add those LOCAL variables
DataType: DotNet
Subtype: System.Speech, Version=22.214.171.124, Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35.System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer
DataType: DotNet
Subtype: System.Speech, Version=126.96.36.199, Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35.System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer
RUNONCLIENT: Yes
DataType: DotNet
Subtype: System.Speech, Version=188.8.131.52, Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35.System.Speech.Synthesis.VoiceGender
RUNONCLIENT: Yes
DataType: Integer
NOTE: RUNONCLIENT is a property of each DotNet variable (shift+f4)
11. Add this code snippet in the OnAction trigger
// Copyright © Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
// This code released under the terms of the
// Microsoft Public License (MS-PL, http://opensource.org/licenses/ms-pl.html.)
// Use the constructor to create a new Synthesizer
Synth := dnSpeech.SpeechSynthesizer();
// http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.speech.synthesis.voicegender(VS.90).aspx
// This is an enumeration assignment:
// 0=NotSet,1=Male,2=Female,3=Netural
dnVoiceGender := 2; //Female
// NOTE: it will take the voice depending on what is
// installed locally (e.g. Windows 7 has Microsoft Anne voice)
// Please, speak slowly (range [-10:10])
Synth.Rate := -3;
// Row below is not needed. Synth is a local variable therefore it will be
// automatically disposed
// Synth.Dispose;
12. Save and compile (ctrl+s) page 22 "Customer List"
Now… you are ready to let NAV speech the Customer Name from the customer list by simply click on the "Speak it!" action.
These postings are provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confer no rights. You assume all risk for your use.
Best Regards,
Duilio Tacconi (dtacconi)
Microsoft Dynamics Italy
Microsoft Customer Service and Support (CSS) EMEA


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I'm about to date myself here, friends. On this day 10 years ago, I graduated from the University of Illinois. (Well, I'm almost positive it was this day, ha.) Can you believe it?
I was so young and unsure of what the future would bring. I was going to New York to interview for a job at a magazine. (I think fate stepped in because I really wanted to be with a certain someone–call me a romantic…)
Nate and I had been together for about 2.5 years at that point, and I remember wanting to marry him because I knew for certain that was something I wanted to do. (It would take law school for Nate, a couple of jobs for me, and 6 more years for that to happen, but he's worth the wait.)
Flash forward and I'm with a good man who is a good husband, and we are about to become parents in a month (if you don't count our pride and joy, George Barc King). I have a job that I love working with people that I respect, doing work that I know makes a difference in people's lives. And I have great friends and family to support me and have along the journey every day.
(You might be thinking–gag me, right?) Don't get me wrong: it's not always sunshine and roses. Nate and I have gone through a lot–just within the last year–so feeling at peace is a very new thing. Life is truly a roller coaster, and I think a lot of it is just knowing that everything really will work out. (That doesn't mean that I don't still worry because I do all of the time, but that's just inevitable.) Being pregnant has even been worrisome to me, but as I type, my baby is kicking me. I used to think that would be the creepiest thing in the entire world; now, it's the most comforting.
It's crazy to think, too, that I've been keeping this blog for 2+ of the past 10 years. It has been such a nice outlet for me, even if I feel like I can always be doing more. I'm hoping that there will be many more new adventures for this soon-to-be Second City Mama, and that you will be with me to share the way.
Congrats to all of the grads out there. Be proud of your accomplishments and make all of the work worthwhile by doing something meaningful. Xo


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What to Consider When Buying Clothes for Your Children
A lot of parents out there know how hard it can to be to search for the best clothes for their children. It is essential that you take the time to consider some few important points before you start buying children's clothing or baby clothes. If you want your kids to look cuter and attractive, then it is wise that you find the best and the most stylish children's clothing out there. By doing a basic research on the Internet, you will find out that there are hundreds of online stores or shops out there that sell baby clothes or children's clothing. And because there is a sheer number of online shops today that sell baby clothes or children's clothing, finding the best one can be a very daunting task. However, things should become a lot easier and less complicated if you conduct a thorough research on the Internet before buying clothes for your babies or your children.
If you want your kids to look more stylish, then it is advisable that you read fashion blogs, articles, or magazines that can give you great ideas and useful tips on how to find choose the best and the most fashionable clothes for your kids or your babies. There are a lot of images of stylish babies or children on the Internet today. Apart from doing an online research, asking for advice from individuals you know who also have children and bought fashionable clothes before is also advisable. Conduct a thorough research and listen to what other parents are saying, this should give you cool ideas on where to buy fashionably baby clothes.
When buying children's clothing, it is very important that you consider comfort. Remember that your baby or your child may not be able to express well whether or not they feel comfortable with their clothes. It is recommended that you check first whether or not the fabric of the children's clothing or baby clothes is soft. It is also vital that you check what kind of materials were used in making those clothes. It is also essential that the clothes that you are going to purchase fit your child perfectly. It is best that you avoid buying too tight and too lose baby clothes since they are not good to look at and they might bring discomfort to your child or your baby.
It is also necessary that you consider your budget when buying clothes for your baby or your children. Always keep in mind that just because the baby clothes is expensive doesn't mean that it is already the best. There are high-quality and super comfortable clothes for your children out there that are being sold at a very cheap price – all you have to do is do your research properly.
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A blessing of the therapy herd was held in Ringoes by Team Velvet Inc., a children's charity new to the area specializing in non-mounted therapy for kids.
Officiating in the ceremony was the Rev. Charles Green of Reaville Church who presented a homily on the need for people helping others before blessing each of the horses individually.
Before the ceremony began, attendees had an opportunity to meet each other and Velvet, the lead therapy horse and namesake of the organization. As children introduced themselves to Velvet, he bowed to acknowledge them as a show of respect. Under the direction of local artist Patti Page groups of kids made encouragement cards for the horse and the program which is slated to begin mid-September. Readings were done by Shashank Raja and the Prayer of St. Francis was read by Vilma Hockenbury.
The program was attended by friends and volunteers of Team Velvet which is under the direction of Dr. Susan Edwards, local psychologist.
In between events, Velvet managed to munch a carrot provided by Tatiana, a three-year-old friend who provided the carrot. When the program concluded, Velvet and his training team conposed of Marnie Macieborski, Shashank Raja and Dr. Edwards visited informally by the the pasture.
Team Velvet, Inc. is a 501 (c)-3 corporation providing nonmounted therapy for children ages 5-12 who have experienced trauma, are facing difficult adjustment or adapting to their own levels of giftedness. Nonmounted therapy involves interacting with the horse in a relationship focus without riding. The psychologist and child work toward a goal of increased resiliency over difficulty.
For more information, call Dr. Edwards at 609-924-4330 or 609-216-1910.


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Save your floors from salt this winter with genius trick
No more annoying white stains
No more annoying white stains
Winter weather is pretty and fun until 1.) white snow becomes brown slush, and 2.) your wood floors are covered in salt dust. Salt dust is what some call the white stains your shoes leave after walking through a driveway or sidewalk that has salt on it to prevent ice from forming. The salt is great, the salt dust is not. And if you don't clean the stains quickly enough, they could permanently damage wood floors.
There are store-bought solutions for this — things like Salt-Away or Squeaky Concentrate — but you can also safely remove the stains by mixing vinegar in a gallon of warm water.
First, you want to vacuum the area. After that, mix the solution and put it in a spray bottle, spraying the floor and letting it sit for a few minutes. You don't want to soak the area, but it should be damp enough to let the salt dissolve.
After that, mop the floor with a dry towel before wiping it down again with a damp rag. Then end this madness by doing a final wipe-down with a dry towel.
Prepare yourself — your floor will be nearly perfect. Salt dust does not stand a chance against this.
So go, be free and enjoy the most wonderful time of the year, sans salt dust.


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Getting the right mobile app analytics platform for your mobile app platform can be tough. Despite ever growing demand for mobile app development capability and mobile optimization services, getting a clear view if what's happening with the app and delivering it in a digestible form to your customers can be challenging. Successful mobile app development projects always start with the end in mind and in order for your clients app to be successful you need to develop a comprehensive series of KPIs and success measure. Today we're focusing on the top 5 best mobile app analytics platforms for mobile apps.
The best way to ensure success for your clients is to adopt a mobile app analytics platform that can provide the crucial data you require to optimise your app performance on an ongoing basis. Mobile is all about continuous data driven development and choosing the right analytics package represents a crucial challenge.
If you're developing a new app for your client, the time to start thinking about the right analytics package is now. When selecting the appropriate platform for your clients, there are a bunch of factors you need to consider early on. It's worth noting that if you're not building a native mobile app experience, that a web analytics platform such as Google Analytics may suit your client's project requirements. You need to consider ease of integration carefully, the faster you can get up and running the better. Generally speaking the top mobile app analytics platforms will provide a slick and efficient onboarding process that enables you to get up and running in the shortest possible timeframe. If you're developing apps for enterprise customers, you'll need to think carefully about security and the ability to process mobile app data in real-time and there are a bunch of solutions that will enable you to achieve this.
Best Mobile App Analytics Platforms
So if you're an agency seeking to turbocharge the performance of your clients mobile app, there are a few KPI's you might want to consider early on your project. You should seek to implement a solution that provides feature depth in relation to mobile app acquisition, activation, retention, referral and revenue. Selecting the appropriate KPI's to track will ultimately vary from client to client depending upon their individual business goals and overall project requirements. So without further ado, here are our top 5 picks for the best mobile app analytics platforms.
Flurry was acquired by Yahoo in July 2014 and offers comprehensive mobile app analytics for all major mobile platforms including iOS, Android and Windows. There are a bunch of analytics tools that provide more depth in terms of mobile app data, but these tend to be paid subscriptions. The great thing about Flurry is the fact that it's free and enables you to get up and running quickly, whilst providing the main features you'll require for managing the performance of your customers mobile app. Flurry provides great analytical depth in terms of user acquisition analytics and displays data on number of app sessions, volume of active users, demographics, app retention and frequency of use.
One of the great things about Flurry is the fact it enables you to create a conversion based funnel for your clients mobile app, enabling you to focus on key data points. You can gather information on user devices, mobile carriers and app errors in order to provide a better experience for your app clients user base. Unfortunately, unlike some other analytics packages, Flurry won't give you any real-time data points but is does offer a slick UI/UX that's easy to use. Flurry is also trusted by some blue-chip companies such as Facebook and Google so you know you're using a platform that's tried and tested by some of the top players.
Flurry Pricing
Flurry is a great choice for your customers in terms of it's free service. The dashboard can be slightly confusing and is prone to the occasional error but scores highly in terms of cost and functionality.
Apsalar is a freemium platform for mobile app analytics. The platform possesses some great features and offers a quick entry point into the world of mobile app analytics. It's easy to setup and provides enterprise ready measurement and intelligence for your clients mobile app project. The system is compatible with all iOS and Android apps and provides a scalable and robust way for your app clients to track the performance of their mobile projects.
The software enables you to develop funnels, revenue tracking and events. It also enables you to segment your users into tightly themed groups enabling you to develop different, highly targeted messaging for each customer segment. As an agency owner/operator, this is something your clients will love and promises to deliver real value.
One great feature of Apsalar is its uninstall analytics. Given one of the biggest challenges that that app owner face is churn, getting a good understanding of what could be driving uninstalls will go a long way to building a more loyal, more engaged user base.
The beauty of Apsalar's segmentation mechanism is the fact that it enables you to help your app clients to focus on their most profitable audience segments. This in turn enables your customers to quickly understand which segments perform the best and offers a great opportunity in terms of user acquisition and retargeting. Apsalar provides valuable insight into the characteristics of your clients key characteristics in terms of interest groups, buying intent and demographics.
Apsalar Pricing
Apsalar possesses a free toolkit that enables you to measure the performance of your clients mobile app projects. The toolkit is fully equipped with some great features that provide data on the lifetime value and monetisation performance of your campaigns.
Mixpanel offers a freemium service for mobile app analytics across iOS and Android. If you're running a mobile app development agency and looking for a solution for your customers, the Mixpanel platform provides events based analytical tools for sharing, upgrade, account creation, purchase etc. The key to using Mixpanel effectively for your app customers is to define events and associated event properties for your mobile app.
Once you've created your clients events and associated event properties there are a bunch of things that you can do. You can track events in isolation or you can create a sequence of event funnels. You can use clever tools within the analytics suite to measure your customers app to determine how often end users return to the app and engage with specific features and you can also build out complex queries associated with demographics and events. If your clients app stores user data, you can also associate data with a specific user and create segments for targeted push messaging, email and SMS campaigns.
Mixpanel enables your app clients to assess app retention performance by focusing on frequency of use and helps you to understand which app features consistently cause users to interact and come back for more.
Mixpanel Pricing
Mixpanel's pricing is pretty straight forward. Using the free version of Mixpanel you'll be restricted to 25,000 data points each month. A data point is defined as being an individual event tracking session. As an example, if your client is developing a photo sharing app like Instagram, and you only track and monitor the number of photos shared, this could equate to 5,000 users sharing 5 photos each. The Mixpanel platform also provides an activity feed that provides a timeline view of user events and enables you to track revenue.
Mixpanel is great because of the funnel visualisation functionality and in-depth analytical features. The platform possesses a slick UI/UX and is easy in terms of technical integration so you can get your customers apps up and running within the platform in a short timescale. The only downside to Mixpanel is the limited data points when using the free version of the software but this is a relatively minor criticism given the depth of features and functionality provided.
If you're running a mobile app development agency and looking for a decent mobile app analytics platform for your customers, Amplitude could be a great option for your business. The Amplitude platform offers a freemium model and covers multiple platforms including iOS, Android and Unity. In some ways, Amplitude is very similar to Google Analytics and Mixpanel, providing analytics for both mobile apps and the web. This is a great option if you're a mobile app development agency with some web customers who also need a solution for analytics. This works well because it gives your app and web clients a clear analytical view across both channels in terms of how users discover and use your clients mobile app.
But for the purposes of this blog, we're interested in mobile app analytics and generally speaking Amplitude offers all of the key features, including behavioral cohorts, that your clients might require. The onboarding process is slick and straightforward and enables you and your customers to get to grips with the software quickly and downloading/installing the SDK can be done in a couple of minutes. The Amplitude SDK enables you to track your customers events, user activity, retention, revenue, funnels and behaviours.
There is an SQL option within the Amplitude platform that enables your clients to gain custom data sets through the app. One drawback is that the SQL option is only available through the enterprise package. However, this option does enable your app clients to create a customised dashboard that wouldn't otherwise be available through the free version of the service.
Amplitude Pricing
One of the main drawbacks in relation to Amplitude pricing is the huge jump from the freemium model up to $995 per month for the enterprise version of the software. Given that the SQL option is one of the killer features, this may put off some mobile app development agencies off paying for the full service.
Appsee is a freemium platform for qualitative mobile app analytics. Recognized by Gartner and Forrester as the industry leader in qualitative analytics, Appsee provides mobile app teams with actionable data on their in-app user experiences.
Two of Appsee's most acclaimed tools are its user session recordings and touch heatmaps.
User recordings enable app pros to see exactly how users interact with their app. Basically, every action, event, and gesture is automatically tagged and recorded by Appsee's technology and uploaded into a nifty session log. This allows app professionals to visually pinpoint errors in performance and usability. They can also see the exact causation of a particular crash. On a higher level, this real-time, qualitative data helps them understand the "whys" behind key numbers such as retention and conversion funnel metrics. Appsee's user recordings can also be paired with Google Analytics user reports, A/B tests, and attribution campaigns via robust third party integrations.
Appsee's touch heatmaps aggregate all user gestures within an app, such as user taps and swipes. It then displays these interactions in a visual, color-coded overlay. With touch heatmaps, it becomes easy to get user feedback and track which parts of the interface are pulling in the majority of the users' attention and which are being ignored. With no more than a quick glance, mobile professionals can also see where users are trying to interact with the app's UI, without the app responding (known as unresponsive gestures).
Integration with Appsee is pretty seamless. It only takes approximately five minutes to integrate the SDK and one line of code. Appsee also offers easy integration via Fabric.io.
Appsee Pricing
Appsee pricing starts with a free trial for small and startup sized teams. The free version of Appsee allows up to 250 user recordings and 2500 monthly sessions.
The final word on best analytics platforms for mobile apps
When it comes to deciding which analytics platform to choose, the answer will vary depending upon the requirements of your app customer. Running a mobile app development agency is hard work, especially when it comes to developing recurring revenue streams, that's why post launch app marketing services such as optimization are so great. In terms of building your mobile agency, it's important that you focus on the needs of your client and adopt a solution that matches their commercial goals.
After all, in order for your agency to grow and be successful, you need to triple down on what's great for your customers. That means leading them towards a data driven development mindset and that's why you need to think carefully about which platform to adopt. When it comes to analytics for mobile apps, there's no silver bullet, we suggest you try them out and work out what feels comfortable.


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Our Favorite 20 Long Bob Haircuts
Long bob hairstyles (lobs) are extremely in trends and women sport this not so long but not so short hairstyle including celebrities. So we have decided to gather Our Favorite 20 Long Bob Haircuts just for you!
1. Alessandra Ambrosio
Famous model sport blow out long bob hairstyle that is great for any face shape.
2. Long Bob Haircut
This blunt long bob is a nice choice for women with straight hair.
3. 2016 Long Bob Hair Cut
Loose waves looks great with her blonde long bob hair.
4. Medium Length Brown Hair
Ombre hair color and medium length hairstyles are one of the best looks of this year.
5. Lob Haircut with Balayage
Here is another lob haircut with ombre hair color.
6. Dark Hair Bob
This long bob is slightly inverted and there are highlights to create stylish look.
7. Glam Hair
This long bob looks really nice and the hair color is amazing!
8. Blonde Balayage
Long bobs are great for summer especially with blonde balayages.
9. Medium Long Length Hair
Here is another long bob hair with ash hair color and straight hair.
10. Fine Hair
You can also add bangs to your lob to achieve this chic look.
11. Pretty Bob
Black ladies can get this wavy lob as an inspiration.
12. Jennifer Lawrence Hair
Middle parted bob hairstyle of Jennifer Lawrence is one of the most popular hairstyle of this season.
13. Khloe Kardashian
This side parted lob of Khloe Kardashian is chic and blunt.
14. Long Wavy Angled Bob
Here is another cute layered lob hairstyle with waves.
15. Annalynne Mccord
You can add layers and blonde ombre color to your lob hairstyle.
16. Cheryl Cole
Messy wavy bob hairstyles are really popular like this one below.
17. Lob Cut
Her side parted gorgeous blonde long bob hair styled into casual waves.
18. Taylor Swift
Here is a layered long bob hairstyle of Taylor Swift with bangs.
19. Blonde Long Bob
Blonde balayage and wavy bobs are great way to spice up your style.
20. Long To Short Hair
Long bobs are fun, modern and chic!


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Bandai Namco to present info about Tekken 7 at E3 on June 12th – Here's how to watch
Don't miss these Tekken 7 events LIVE from E3!
E3 is coming up June 12-14 in Los Angeles, CA, and Tekken will make an appearance a couple of times. On Tuesday, June 12th, Tekken Game Director, Katsuhiro Harada, is scheduled to present at E3 during Bandai Namco Entertainment's Fighting Game Dojo to share information about Tekken 7 and Soul Calibur VI. There will also be a Tekken 7 tournament on Thursday, June 14th, at ESL Arena called Tekken 7 Sabotage that is to be "a Tekken tournament with a twist."
Here are all of the details below, plus how you can watch!
Tuesday, June 12th @ 2:30 PM PDT (5:30 PM EDT)
Bandai Namco Entertainment's Fighting Game Dojo
Katsuhiro Harada, Franchise Director – Tekken
Motohiro Okubo, Producer – Tekken, SOUL CALIBUR
Geoff Keighley, Executive Producer – The Game Awards
Join Katsuhiro Harada and Motohiro Okubo for an intimate look at fighting games development at BANDAI NAMCO and get the latest updates on SOULCALIBUR VI and the world of TEKKEN.
You can watch this event during on YouTube. For full schedule information visit e3expo.com.
Thursday, June 14th @ 10:00 AM PDT (1:00 PM EDT)
TEKKEN Sabotage Tournament
A tweet from ESL gave the following details:
The FGC is coming to ESL Arena at #E32018! On June 14th, ESL Arena will host @TEKKEN Sabotage, a Tekken tournament with a twist, followed by a @soulcalibur VI exhibition tournament! Catch all the action on twitch.tv/esl starting at 10:00AM PT


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The cast of Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward (Picture courtesy: SegmentNext)
I finished 999 last week and I thought, "Should I wait a bit before picking up Zero Escape?" Then I ordered it and got it on Friday. Man, I've spent something like 10 hours on it already. I'm loving all the new thought experiments, the prisoner's dilemma, and the quantum aspects of the story
Not this week.
The Amazing Race – About 3/4 of the way through S1. I think there's 2 or 3 episodes left. I'm curious as to who's gonna stay ahead.
SNL – "It's origami. That's Spanish for swan". Great line. Medium episode.
Portlandia – Caught the first episode of the new season and the one with Ronald D. Moore. Decent show, but it's not going to bust your gut.
Happy Endings – A few mins of this until I got to the tipping car salesman part.
Homeland – Finally went and watched the last three episodes of the season. Holy cow! I want next season already! It wasn't the strongest sophomore effort, but it sure was exciting. Can't wait to see what they do next year.
Heard about this song on All Songs by Josh Ritter. It's pretty good. I'm really starting to enjoy all these breakup songs.
A Confederacy of Dunces – Hot dog cart Ignatius!
Video Games
Borderlands 2 – My mechromancer is starting to be way more interesting than my siren, but the siren has great group healing abilities, so I might stick with her anyway.
FTL – Why can't I ever trigger the stealth ship event?
Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward – This game has completely grabbed me, just like 999 did. The storytelling is so interesting that I've been up until like 2 or 3 each night playing it. This is a 3DS visual novel that I'm playing at home on a Sunday at the expense of Borderlands 2, mind you, but it's so cool. The genre's not for everyone, I know, but trust me, this game is neat.
Don't blink. Blink and you're dead. (Picture courtesy Rich Ford)
I got to share my favorite episode of Doctor Who with Min today. I'd forgotten how eerie and excellent that episode was. I mean, I literally shouted out loud in fear when one of the angels popped into view. Freaky stuff. Love that ep.
Breaking Bad – I don't know why I had such a long gap before where I wasn't watching this, but these past few episodes have been brilliant. Walter White is absolutely fascinating in his almost impotent villainy. I love how addicted he is to power and how much pride he has. Just brilliant stuff.
The Amazing Race – Up to the finale on the current season and that's been pretty exciting. I'm glad the twins didn't get eliminated as they're the funniest. On the S1 DVDs things are getting interesting. Team Guido is hilariously evil. It's awesome.
Parks and Recreation – Episodes revolving around Jerry are usually pretty awesome and this one did not disappoint. Tammy 2's ridiculous brand of evil sluttiness was gross AND hilarious. Not an easy bar to hit.
The Mindy Project – It seems like every week I'm saying, "The net critics don't like this, but I find it funny." Copy-paste that here.
New Girl – Another one that all the internet hated, but I thought was hilarious. The bathtub crashing through the ceiling and the Remy three-way callbacks? Brilliant.
Doctor Who – Started Min off with "Blink", but then I took him back to "Rose" to show a more typical episode. It's still mostly introducing stuff, but I think his interest in piqued.
Happy Endings – Man did Rob Corddry get away with saying some filthy things on network tv. Also the Penny thing was fairly predictable from her. Alex continues to be hilarious as always.
Glee – A week where I didn't want to just turn off the show for being aggressively stupid? Wow! That first Rachel number was stunningly good.
The League – Odd pacing and dropping of plot points make me think that there are big things afoot for the finale. Totally dug the lucha libre bit.
Childrens Hospital – Madonna episode: meh. Chief episode: better.
NTSF:SD:SUV:: – I don't think they did enough with the found footage conceit, but Alphonse's creepy Christmas song was amazing.
Saturday Night Live – I didn't get past weekend update, but Jamie Foxx was doing his thing ok. He seemed less comfortable that I thought he'd be considering how good he is in other stuff. Maybe live isn't his thing?
Just go listen to more Frank Ocean. Channel Orange is Awesome.
A Confederacy of Dunces – At around the 100 page mark. I feel like I've met all the principals and now it's time to see where this farce is headed.
The Revolution was Televised – Finished the chapters on The Sopranos and The Wire and I'm working on Deadwood. This tv backstory stuff is fascinating and I'm really digging all the analysis.
Sleeping Dogs – I like Wei Shen and I like the undercover cop conceit. It remains to be seen how deep the story gets and if it'll allow for character depth or go the GTA IV route where, regardless of how serious the main guy claims to be, every one else is a cartoon.
The Old Republic – Just got Vette, but we sadly haven't had much interaction at all. Seems like a dropped ball so far, but, then again, my character has only just gotten license to head to Dromund Kaas.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown – A power issue (perhaps related to SLI-ing my cards) caused save file corruption on my main game. I might have to restart and that's heartbreaking. We'll see if the forums come through for me or not.
FTL – I'm getting much better at this game, but I still haven't gotten the hang of Mantis B. Racking up wins with other ships though.
I hope everyone else who was affected by the hurricane is also fine. (Photo courtesy Canadian Pacific)
The hurricane barely did any damage to my place up in Baltimore, but I hope that any of you who were in worse areas of who have family in worse areas are fine.
How I Met Your Mother – The competition for godfather was not that funny. This season in general: not that funny.
Key & Peele – Not their strongest episode, but I liked the Celebrity sketch and the electoral college sketch.
Happy Endings – S2 and the S3 premiere. Fantastic stuff. This show is hilarious. So glad it's back
Saturday Night Live – Applegate's monologue with the fake Muppets and Jason Sudekis as Dane Cook was great. Man, that Siren sketch was hilarious too. Smart of them to have Bruno Mars sing more than he acts.
The Amazing Race – This show is way cooler than I ever knew. I wish I'd been watching more. The taxi screw-ups really made the loss by the prosthetic leg hurt to watch. Lotta transportation issues, actually.
Scrubs – Started watching this to have on in the background while I played Pokemon. Season 1 of this show was really great, wasn't it? They got a little too far away from the serious side as the show progressed.
Homeland – Holy shit, you guys! How did I wait three weeks to catch up on the latest eps? This show is so good! I love the Brody as a double agent thing they got going now. The car accident thing reeks of Landry and Tyra in S2 of Friday Night Lights.
New Girl – They were going for an I Love Lucy-esque level of physical comedy, but I don't know if they quite achieved it here. The Nick stuff is hilarious, per usual.
NTSF:SD:SUV:: – Caught up. The 21 Jump Street parody was pretty great. Loved that one. The lack of technology one…not as much.
Childrens Hospital – Not their best, but it was funny to see Michael Cera in an old man getup.
Nashville – Despite only having a slight appreciation for country music, this show is actually pretty good. I mean, any show that features music from The Civil Wars is fine by me, but even beyond that I'm enjoying it a ton.
The Daily Show – That bit with Muppet versions of the correspondents was hilarious.
Fashion Police – Girlfriend time! The Halloween costume thing wasn't as funny as they all thought it was, but Kelly Osbourne had a decent Katy Perry costume.
Arrested Development – Brilliant show. Too bad that Tiffany saved Good Grief and Amigos! for home. Those eps are hilarious!
Dexter – Everyone said this season was better. Everyone's right so far. Two eps in, but I'm digging it. Love that they finally let someone important know Dexter was a killer.
Hotline Miami's got a hazy, dreamlike, excellent soundtrack. Enjoy.
Hotline Miami Soundtrack by ©Sun Arrow ©M.O.O.N. ©Perturbator ©Jasper Byrne ©Scattle ©Eliott
XCOM: Enemy Unknown – It's been a while since I've actually played this game, but I've gotta get filming some more eps soon.
FTL: Faster Than Light – Man, those Cowboy Bebop episodes were fantastic, weren't they!
Professor Layton and the Curious Village – Beat it! The story was a little predictable, but it was still fun to do all the puzzles. Great series.
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy – Randomly got some Dark Notes. Cool beans.
Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask – The transition to 3D hasn't seemed to harm it yet. I love the more advanced graphics and I'm digging it.
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit – I suppose I agree with the GB folks about the single player mode being nowhere near as good as the multiplayer. Love the multi and I'm glad that the GB community exists so that I could have a decent Autolog list to race against.
What a bizarre TV show theme to remake. Just obscure and weird and I loved every second of it. Hilarious.
The Avengers – Viewing numero tres. Still really enjoy this movie. Was hoping to make it four viewings, but bedtime for Eric and Danielle came too soon.
New Girl – They really have no clue what to do with Winston. This most recent episode has Schmidt at his most unbearable too. If they were firing on all four cylinders at the start of this season, they certainly aren't now. On a far less damning note, Zoeey Deschanel's character is a billion times better written and realized than when she was just "adorkable".
The Mindy Project – Mindy Kaling's distinct comedy voice is still working pretty well for me. I loved how the nurse ended up being a bathroom attendant in the club. Nice comedic turn.
The Greatest Event in Television History – An elaborate setup for an ultimately ridiculous premise. I mean, remaking the opening to Simon & Simon? So bizarre, but definitely hilarious.
Childrens Hospital – Really ambitious episode about a year in the hospital. Very well done, but no Malin Akerman makes me sad.
The League – Everyone's favorite inappropriate fantasy football comedy is back with a vengeance. Every Shiva blast makes me cackle with laughter. Glad to have it back.
Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives – The Cuban restaurant in Chicago didn't look that great, but I would have dug the lobster corn dogs or the Annapolis, MD BBQ.
Extreme Couponing and Extreme Cheapskates – Both of these shows are filled with people that drive me crazy. I can't talk about this without ranting…
Misc. SNL Sketches – Eric showed me some stuff from the Applegate and Mars episodes. I'll get to them on my time too.
This guy, Nils Frahm, plays piano quietly with a mic turned up super high to capture everything. That includes creaking chairs, the sounds of the hammer striking the strings, and, naturally, the haunting beauty of his piano playing. Enjoy!
XCOM: Enemy Unknown – Oh god, soooo much XCOM. Totally worth it to make it through Classic Ironman. Too bad that wasn't my recorded game!
FTL: Faster Than Light – Had some good, eventful runs to film. Had a lot of fun filming them too.
Pokemon White Version 2 – Oh man, down to only two pokemon, my Herdier and my Pignite. Stupid crit-ing Rattatas…
Professor Layton and the Curious Village – Making good progress! I'm up to Ch. 4 or 5 and I'm beginning to get to the bottom of these mysteries. I think that the townspeople might be clockwork people and I'm fairly certain Inspector Chulmey is a bad guy. Enjoying the puzzles too much, actually. I was up until like 0030 solving them.
Ron Swanson and friends are back! (Photo by andyrama)
Not everything's back yet, but TV! It's back!
Cabin in the Woods – Watched about 20 mins while Scarlett was napping. I wonder what Danielle's gonna end up thinking of the movie. I'm a huge fan. Love Fran Kranz
The Daily Show – The Romney gaffe-fest made for some interesting commentary this week. Love the bit about how being Latino would make everything easier. Yeah, try being a minority for real Romney…
Fashion Police – Thought it would be milder because it was being filmed in front of a live audience in NYC, but they didn't hold back as much as I thought. Still happy to not have to see Giuliana Rancic. She's a weak link on this show.
Project Runway – Designing for the Rockettes seems tough. Turns out I was right because everyone was really shitty at it. The pandering, "NY is Awesome!" design won because, duh, haven't you ever seen this kind of thing before? How was Christopher the only one to think of that?
NTSF:SD:SUV – Robots! Bob Odenkirk! Decent ep.
Childrens Hospital – British episode! Absolutely brilliant. I'd watch that version every week too. Great writing.
SNL Weekend Update Thursday – It's election season. Can't pass up SNL mocking the election.
Up All Night – Lot of changes, wow. No more Ava show, new supporting character (Reagan's kid brother), no more Missy (sad, but she belongs on the broader UAN from last year), new film stock or something (it looked really different), and a new direction for Chris. Talk about a massive retool. The show is, for all intents and purposes, a completely new animal. I'm not sure if this will benefit it…
Parks & Recreation – Loved all the DC stuff. Didn't care so much for the Pawnee BBQ stuff. I could watch Aubrey Plaza be Aubrey Plaza all day long.
Glee – Is this season less bad than last year? I think it is so far. Will it remain so? Not sure…By the way, I bet Rachel hooks up with what's-his-face next episode and Finn returns in E4.
SNL – Hypnotist sketch was hilarious! Liked Joseph Gordon-Levitt's monologue too. The cold open and the Finer Things sketches left me a little cold.
Sherlock – When your series are only three episodes long, do you have to spend so much time reminding everyone of all the dynamics and situations? I love that these are little Sherlock movies since they're 1.5 hrs long. If you took a shot every time Irene Adler said something along the lines of, "I know what they like," you'd be dead by the midpoint…That character is just a little too much. Still, I found myself fascinated with the Holmes brother relationship and I rather enjoyed the first episode.
New Oneups disc. The PvZ track is solid
Intergalactic Continuum by The OneUps
Also this more experimental album by Sweet Valley is a rather fantastic/challenging listen:
Eternal Champ by Sweet Valley
This week. For real. I've got a flight and everything.
FTL: Faster Than Light – Filmed a nearly two-hour episode on Sunday. Look forward to it by the end of the week. Still love this game. Can't wait to try some new ships.
Mark of the Ninja – Still working on that S-Rank. It's just perfunctory playing now. So close, about two levels left.
Borderlands 2 – It's like Borderlands, but more. I like it, but it's lonely without Min and Lee.
Torchlight 2 – Ok, to be completely honest, I didn't actually play this. I just tried to create an account for an hour while chatting with Min and his cousin. That was arguably more fun.
Devil Survivor 2 – TRPGs get bogged down when you get stuck on an encounter. DS2 has a rather conventional (for SMT games) anti-grinding mechanic, so I'm at an impasse. I'll break through on the flight, I bet.
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy – Everything I wanted it to be (and more!). Play with headphones because the music is incredible. I've been putting off getting to FF VI because I love that music so much.
Kirby's Dream Collection (Kirby Super Star) – One of the best SNES memories that I've got is playing Kirby Super Star with David. This game still holds up. Min and I beat Spring Breeze and Dynablade, but I'm going all the way, man. Gonna get to the Boss Rush.
New Super Mario Bros. 2 – Why does everyone hate on this game so much? It's more Mario. That's fun, guys. Remember what fun was like? It's playing Super Mario Bros.
Insert another credit, because it's time for your weekly video game news and you've just hit the Game Overview screen.
The most amazingly adorable Mega Man ever.
Sweet Brothers Art
Ever wanted to see some great renditions of the Mario Bros.? Well, BAM!
It's kind of old news, but here's a neat way to use an old SNES to connect to a PC and play your carts on an emulator.
SNL Hilarity
Ever wonder what a game based on a depressing drama would be like? Wonder no more.
Daniel Floyd, with Leigh Alexander's help, has put out a new video! Check out "Video Games and the Female Audience"
Red, White, and Blue!
The Fourth of July is tomorrow! If you love Little Big Planet and you love America, you'll no doubt love the new Sacktue of Liberty Sackboy skins to celebrate your love for both.
Blizzard Gets Chilly with Audience
Do you love to play Starcraft at LAN parties? Too bad! According to Kotaku, Blizzard has decided to completely remove LAN support from Starcraft II.
I understand why they're doing this. They're trying to curb piracy. No doubt you know tons of people who totally pirated a copy of Starcraft or Warcraft 3, so now this cuts out one of the major draws, since players will have to connect to Battle.Net to play other people.
There's also the fact that Battle.Net is ad-supported. Guess what you don't see when you play a LAN game? This is one of the best ways to completely milk all of the money that they can out of Starcraft.
The one downside: super-low latency games will now be impossible.
I usually have so much goodwill for Blizzard, but this reeks of Activision. I don't like it and I think it's an awful idea. I'm not mad enough to not buy the game, but this is definitely uncool. Online petitions are pretty dumb, as I've said before, but feel free to sign!
There's been a developing situation on the Internets involving the Ero-Game industry in Japan. Again, according to Kotaku, due to the controversy over RapeLay, an increasing number of Japanese H-Game developers are blocking any and all foreign IP addresses from accessing their websites. This seems like a rather drastic response to the recent threats of legislation upon their industry that have resulted from an increase of sexual crimes in Japan coupled with poor international press from the rest of the world.
I can see where Japan is coming from here in trying to insulate themselves from the rest of their world that doesn't "get" their hentai games, but I really can't support segregation on the internet.
Sony seems to have patented a software emulation technique to run PS2 software on non-PS2 compatible PS3s (thanks again Kotaku!)
Too Hard? Just Cheat!
Is Guitar Hero too hard? Here's a control that will play the game for you!
New FF
Kotaku reports that a new Final Fantasy side story is coming to the DS. Story details are light at the moment, but I'm definitely supporting all of these DS games by Square Enix.
That's all for this week!
Deep from the trenches, it's time for your Monday video feature: Embedded Reporter.
This is pretty much how I feel about the BCS too. Watch through some Weekend Update stuff before getting to the good stuff.
You've probably heard the saying that hindsight is 20/20 on Monday morning, so just imagine how well I can call 'em two days later on Wednesday. That's right, it's time for Wednesday Morning Quarterback, your weekly sports round-up.
Florida Marlins
It's been a while since you've last heard from me about the Marlins, but it's funny how things haven't changed much since then. The Fish remain 1.5 games back from the Phillies as of today and are, once again, in a series that will challenge the very fabric of their team.
The next few games pit the Marlins against the Phillies and Mets, the teams directly above and below them in the standings. I'll be fortunate to definitely attend a game against the Mets at Shea and I might even go to Citizens Bank Park for the Phils game this Thursday. My goal of attending a ball game at every major league ballpark isn't going to achieve itself, is it?
I'll be crossing my fingers to move the Marlins into first over the Phils. They've already achieved quite a feat by beating Jamie Moyer last night. The Marlins were 0-10 against Moyer up until last night when they broke the Moyer hex. Hopefully the win streak begins and remains against him for the future.
Tampa Bay Rays
In Rays news, Tampa remains in first place a full three games ahead of Boston (QUICK ASIDE: Manny Ramirez to the Dodgers! WTF is Boston thinking??) and are holding strong in a series against the bane of their existence, the Cleveland Indians. At this point all that remains for the Rays to do is continue their strong performances and stay in first in the AL East.
Tropicana Field Review
This Sunday I got a chance to see another baseball game at Tropicana Field and boy was I surprised to see a new, reinvigorated ballpark. My tickets were pretty sweet, thanks to my younger brother getting them from the company he's interning at, located in right field just past first base about 30 rows up from the field, so I feel like I got a good chance to evaluate the stadium.
When I was last in the Trop, back in 2004, the stadium was pretty different with different screens and, more importantly, a different color scheme due to the uniform and name change this year. Formerly a green and purple colored team, the renamed Rays are now a dark blue and light blue team and the new stadium looks very nice in the new color scheme.
Also great in Tropicana Field are some of the new fan traditions. Taking inspiration from the SNL skit, fans are encouraged to bring cowbells to the stadium and use them in cheers, specifically when opposing batters have two strikes on the count.
Unfortunately, the Trop is plagued by a few problems as a consequence of its dome. Sure, being indoors in the Tampa Bay sun is a good idea, however, their climate control system is not as effective as it should be, creating a kind of stale, stuffy environment that doesn't make for a comfortable sit during the game. The dome itself is a bit of an issue too, with the low rafters in the outfield affecting high fly balls and, in general, the non-retractable nature of the dome being an issue. Sure, in the super-hot summer complete with ridiculous rains, why would you want to have the dome open unless you're me and love the hot weather, but on cooler days or nice days, not having the option really does affect your ability to enjoy the game.
Tropicana Field is an average stadium to see a game in. You could do worse for a baseball field :cough: Dolphin Stadium :cough:, but it still doesn't even come close to my favorite (so far), Oriole Park at Camden Yards.


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Co-sponsored by Rome Floyd Parks and Recreation and the Boys and Girls Club of Northwest Georgia
Early Registration Period: Now until Sunday, August 11
Regular Registration Period: August 12 to August 25
Late Registration Period: August 26 to September 3
Registration Fees:
Early Registration: $65
Regular Registration: $75
Late Registration: $90
Registration fee includes a replica NFL reversible game jersey and flag belt
Can be done on line at www.rfpra.com or in person at Rome-Floyd Parks and Recreation at 1 Shorter Ave. Rome, Ga. 30165. After Late Registration Period all registration must be done in person and based on availability.
Multi-Sibling Discount is $10.00 per participant after 1st registration fee and is only available during the regular registration period.
Age Divisions:
6-7-8 year olds
9-10 year olds
11-12 year olds
All divisions are Co-Ed
Age Control Date:
On or before September 1, 2021
Program Overview:
All teams and volunteer coaches are under the direction of the Rome-Floyd Unified Football Committee. All volunteers will undergo background checks.
Game/Practice Locations:
All games will be at the West Rome Boys and Girls Club and the Riverview Football Complex.
Team Formation:
All participants must register/play for the team from the school district in which they are currently enrolled. All tuition-based schools will be placed together to form teams. All home school students will be placed on teams based on school district currently living in. In cases where a school district does not have enough participants to form teams, those participants will be combined with another district to insure participation.
Volunteer coaches are needed all volunteers must submit to a background check.