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With the introduction of Gnome3... which also brings us the GTK3 toolkit for the first time in FC officially as well. Although I won't be going into full details about FC because I've been writing related information for sometime now.
Here are the main hardware requirements for running Fedora Core 15
400Mhz or a faster processor (supports 32/64-bit versions).
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10GB of free space (although for the default packages, usually won't need this much .. you can get away with 6GB, I think).
Anyhow, just remember, as I say always, if you find these official downloading servers are pretty damn slow, then I highly recommend you to try this official torrent channel. But remember, the torrents may not be at their full throttle yet since it's been few minutes...
... but seriously, if you have very slow FC servers or can't pause/resume downloads through them, then you should try the Torrens, they're awesome :P. Oh, I almost forgot, congratulations FC developers... you guys are bloody amazing!.

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To be released alongside the WiiU this Holiday, Nintendoland is a lively theme park, filled with 12 Nintendo themed attractions, and seems to be the "Welcome to Wii U" poster child. Five of these twelve attractions have already been announced, and are as follows:
Donkey Kong's Crash Course: This attraction is a single player experience that puts the GamePad's motion controls to the test in a barrell controlling obstacle cource. The player will tilt the GamePad, causing his/her onscreen barrelt to roll and fall through an obstacle course, much like the original Donkey Kong arcade game.
Luigi's Ghost Mansion: Luigi's Ghost Mansion is a multiplayer attraction that involves teamwork, communication and sneakery by the player with the GamePad. The player with the GamePad is a ghost, and cannot be seen by the other players. This player's objective is to sneak around the mansion, and tag every player, while dodging there damging flashlights. The other four players are armed with flashlights, that they must shine on the ghost player, in order to deduce his/her health to zero. These four teammates can work together by communicating, reviving one another, and teaming up on the elusive ghost.
Animal Crossing: Sweet Day: In this tasy attraction, the player with the GamePad controlls to guards that are taking watch over a delicious candy orchard, and must stop the four animals from getting into the orchard. If the four animals (the other players are animals) sneak past the guard and steal 50 peices of candy, then they are victorious. However, if the GamePad player catches any one animal three times using his/her guards, then he/she is victorious.
The Legend of Zelda: Battle Quest: Batle quest is an entirely cooperative attraction, where up to four players join forces, to take down enemies in a cloth like world redesigned from the original Legend of Zelda series. The GamePad player is an archer, using the Gamepad as the bow, and the screen as a viewfinder, to take down enemie from a distance. The other three players wield shield and sword, swinging the wii remote in sword-like motions in order to defeat the cloth-like onslaught.
Takamaru's Ninja Castle: Based on the early Famicon title, this single-player attraction equips the player only with ninja stars, which he/she must launch from the GamePad, using swipe-like motions trageted at the screen. The player must take down a growing army of ninja attackers by intuitively aiming the GamePad and precisely swiping the ninja stars amidst the trees and other environments.
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New to this forum! Coped with ADD all of my life...
My name is Reece. I'm 18 years old, and I have dealt with ADD for all 18 of those years. I was a carefree child, a mess of a preteen, and an artistic, emotionally intelligent, laid back teen with bad prioritization and practical intelligence. Though, I'm sure "intelligence" was auto-corrected in that last sentence with profound irony. I apologize for writing a novel, but hear me out.
As I start my first job and continue to learn about financial chaos as a legal, not so functioning, adult, The fact that a new era of my life is in it's humble beginnings is really starting to settle in. I struggled through high school. I had trouble turning in work, I couldn't grasp certain topics, and the environment of the United States school system in the context of academic competition and high standards for what's considered "successful", was just not an environment for me. So, I chose not to chase any college. And of course, as a fresh graduate, my answer to the question of "Are you planning on going to college?" is always met with the same reaction. You know, the "oohh... honey!" reaction. A lot of why it wasn't for me was because of the way my brain is wired. I'm an extremely, creatively active person. I drew cartoons and wrote comics as a kid. I, later, sparked a love for film-making and short video production. Later down the line, I gained a knack for acting and I've held onto voice acting as a dream job for years now. And in the last four years, I've been extremely passionate about comedy and writing music. I was on the improv comedy club team all throughout high school. The improv team was born in my freshman year and I was an original member from the beginning. Our team gained attention from professionals like the Upright Citizens Brigade from NYC and LA, allowing for me and the team to work with amazing comedians including the improv rap group, "North Coast". This coming weekend, my, now graduated, improv team of 5 will perform at DCM, which is a professional improv comedy festival in New York City.
I'm also a developing musician, something I never thought I'd be doing. In my adolescence, music was extremely personal and important to me. I would relate different music, emotionally, to different aspects of my life to the point where I just started writing my own music! (Here's a song that, for me, is what it sounds like to live with ADD- https://youtu.be/b6gPl_6mI2A) I've developed a progressive metal and ambient project called "Project R", with one album finished (with, admittedly, poor production/mixing) and another album on the way with a much better mix. My music, comedy, and film work is on my YouTube channel titled "RFR Films" including my current comedy project, "Reece Reviews". My second channel, "RFR Extras" is home to my many extra oddities, including my popular "YouTube Poop" videos.
So, I had to get all that ego stroking and shameless plugging out because, yes, it all has roots in my ADD. I was diagnosed with ADD in 2014 and with depression in 2016. I've been seeing a therapist and have been taking a prescribed stimulant. The medication really helps me focus and have a good grasp on my perspective. I was always aware of my ADD's affect on me, but I have never been more aware than now. That is because I've been objectively able to see the different versions of myself on and off the stimulant. I've noticed that a personality trait of me off of it is that I can't just like something, I have to obsess over it. When influenced by ADD, I always transcend my interests to passions.
Two things made me realize this: My creative compulsions, and my social life history (particularly with love). When I was in middle school, I liked a girl who was gay. But my fascination in her became a very unhealthy obsession. I later became friends with her, but made really destructive decisions and unintentionally did hurtful things as a result of my growing, unhealthy obsession. What I wasn't aware of, was that eventually, it wasn't her that I loved anymore, it was the idea of having her positively apart of my life in some way. I thought so much of her and I held her to such a high pedestal that I was obsessed with being a positive figure in her life because it made me feel like a good person. It was selfish, destructive, ignorant, and desperate. And most of the time, I was unaware of what I was doing. I just thought that I doing the best for her, when really, the best for her was to not force myself into her life. I should've gotten the hint when I first found out that she liked girls to begin with.
After too many "final straw" moments for her, she ended the friendship, and completely cut off me off from her life, all in the most unfriendly way possible... and I endlessly applaud her for that. I bring it up because that was such a significant learning experience in my life, so far. It practically changed the way I look at relationships, differing viewpoints, emotional integrity, and, really, my overall perspective on human beings and life itself. Through trying to figure out what went wrong in that whole thing, I had gained a sense of self awareness. This was the most significant process in my life regarding my emotional intelligence. When I became self aware, reflecting on that situation with that girl, I quickly learned that I was undoubtedly a terrible person. Manipulative, egomaniacal, and ignorant, to name a few words that came to mind. As a result, I quickly spiraled into a crippling, deep depression. I was a freshman in high school around this time when I was reflecting. I didn't have many friends, as I'd lost a lot of them in my fallout with that girl. I had spent too much time alone with my thoughts, which was extremely dark, twisted, and often frighting. But, not because I was insane, but because I was scared by how much I was finding out about myself, the world around me, and how I heavily impacted people that I cared about in a very negative way. When you have to live with knowing that you stomped all over someone else just to grow, that changes you.
It was also around this time when I was first diagnosed with ADD. It was freshman year and grades started to matter. I was falling behind and my emotional struggles crippled my ability to function healthily. Having ADD explained a lot about my strange behaviors and often compulsive nature. Of course, it wasn't an excuse to hide behind, but it definitely factored into why my efforts regarding anything in my life at the time was just failure after failure after failure. I was not treated and went for almost 2 more years, as I like to jokingly call it, "under the influence of a dangerous drug called ADD". I went the rest of high school analyzing and discovering, and just learning how to improve myself and become a better person. And it certainly worked. I've become pretty emotionally intelligent to a certain extent and I continue to learn new things and to learn positive lessons from mistakes.
In 2016, I opened up about my speculation that I had depression, and eventually I was diagnosed. I had gotten a therapist and we came to the conclusion that my depression is a result of my ADD, so we medicated that. As with everything that I enjoy doing, that self observation behavior became an obsession. It may seem like a good thing to be obsessed with my own emotional identity and emotional intelligence, but it's not. It often leads to over thinking things, insecurity, existential crisis' and etc. etc. I often see myself, currently, as pretentious, pseudo-intelligent, and maybe like I'm too worried with how I present myself as almost a "stage" personality. I feel like everyday is always me me me me.
In the past, my ego was channeled through destructive and socially unhealthy behaviors. But now, my ego is channeled through how I present myself, my control over my emotions, my creative projects, how I articulate myself, and just generally being that pretentious hippy nerd who plugs his ambient music on Bandcamp and has a colorful nebula with some stupid quote as his Facebook cover photo as he posts nothing but emotional song lyrics. We all know a guy like that. I'm that guy. I'm obsessed with myself.
As I transition into adulthood, I feel afraid. I'm not exactly sure how my personality translates into the adult world and I often feel like I don't have a place in society. as a kid, I wanted to be a cartoonist. as a preteen, I wanted to be a filmmaker. Then I wanted to be a voice actor, and then after that yet, a musician or a comedian. I found that the reason I do so many different things with my creative ambition instead of focusing on and developing one skill, is because of my ADD. Someone described ADD as starting a project out of a passion for it and then immediately starting a different project out of a new passion for that before even finishing the first one. Rinse and repeat. I know that I want to be in the entertainment business, and I wanna make a living doing something that I love.
I've gotten my first job recently at a hardware store. I'm realizing that I bit off more than I could chew. I know absolutely nothing of home improvement and hardware, and I have no interest. But suddenly, it's my job to know, and I feel like I can't provide. But I only have these heavy worries when off of my stimulant. I often fear the "blue collar" lifestyle in these moments. My family doesn't have a lot of money and I'm skipping college. Where I want to take my life requires a lot of breaking the status quo and doing things big and risky. I just want to be happy, and I'm happy making a living doing something that I love. I can often get caught up in the present or the current state of everything that I lose sight of the big picture. There are good and bad aspects of the two versions of myself on and off of my medication.
I've currently come to the conclusion that I have to properly utilize these two mind states at their appropriate times and moments. If you've read this far, I applaud you for getting through this ego trip. I'm open to feedback on this. I want to hear your thoughts.
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Re: New to this forum! Coped with ADD all of my life...
Can you give me any tips for surviving middle school?
I am new to this forum, and have SPD and ADHD
Re: New to this forum! Coped with ADD all of my life...
Wow what great self awareness you have at such young age! I may not have tips for you surviving middle school, but maybe i can inspire you a little on the bigger picture. I see so much beautiful assets in your post! It's tempting to have the mind focus on where you're 'off', but it can be so healing to focus on where you are ON!
I know it's scary when you feel you can't fit in, especially in middle school where you're expected to move towards a certain life like everybody does. But the world needs more people like you, even when you don't know how yet. In my experience it's a good thing to have trust that you will find ways to be your unique expression, without too much attachment to any outcome. I'd try to finish school so you have that one in the pocket to begin with, even though i know it's not an easy one. Your time to break free into who you really are will follow when you're up for it i'm sure.
It can be very confusing and distracting to always be something you're not, because you feel you're 'different'. I've tried to fit in and lost myself in the proces. I was just getting by or worse instead of living my life fully and from that i was more into the fascination of being crazy traumatised me instead of making a difference to others. You can't be unhappy when you don't have the focus on yourself. So find out what makes your heart sing most and don't hold back, as you already have so many beautiful creative things, and that will be your gift to the world. Gather teachers and people in your environment that will support you on that, instead of the ones supporting thoughts like you're not good enough or should be this or that. We don't have to live like sheep, we can be anything we want if we put our intention on that, i wish that someone told me that sooner. The most interesting people i've met, have things like ad(h)d!! We just have to learn to deal with that, and that takes a little more effort because the world is not built around that yet.
I hope i don't sound too weird, because i've done many things to come here and that might raise some questions for the ones that are not familiair with this kind of thinking yet. I'm still learning myself of course (and my late diagnose has been a game changer as well) and am not very experienced yet in how to bring these things across. I think it's wonderful that you're reaching out so profoundly, even when my adhd mind felt some resistance in reading through the big text at first, and i might have skipped some parts, but thank you for the applause i love that I have the feeling that you're going to be something big and i take that intuition to be one of my adhd assets. Don't get too cocky about it though yet
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All three of my kids hated middle school. My tips: Most middle school kids are A-holes(not you!) DO not listen if they tease. Report bullying. DO not care what they think. Do your best with school work and if you do not get it ask for help. Its important that you get the work because you will need it for highschool. Try and make friends. Pack your lunch cafeteria food sucks. Take a mental health day every now and then if your parents let you. Thats about all I can think of for now.
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I'm pretty sure the middle schooler isn't the OP.
To the OP:
You're doing pretty well for an 18 yr old. Keep the job for money you need at the moment, and focus on your creative passions on the side, and hopefully they'll evolve into something that will take you where you wanna go. Having a boring unfulfilling job is unfortunately par for the course in our society, whether you have ADD or not. Try to use your obsessive nature as an asset in your creative endeavors.
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Hebrews 10:23-25 (NIV) 23 Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. 24 And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. 25 Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another--and all the more as you see the Day approaching.
Reflections on Faith In Action Sunday
Today our church completed Faith in Action emphasis by suspending church services and going into the community for various service projects. This was a massive object lesson for us to comprehend that BEING the church is foundational to GOING to church. Don't get me wrong. Going to church is really important. But it takes full significance when coming to church is a celebration of what it means to be the church during the week. Case in point – this afternoon we all returned from our projects to eat, share our stories and celebrate the day of service. People were laughing, enjoying one another as much as I have seen since I've been at Grace. Today was church in the truest sense. When Tim led us in worship, our worship became an exclamation point to a day of serving others in the name of Christ. Toward the end of the day the director from the Cottage Place in Ridgewood came by to thank us for our work over there. I realized that today we built bridges into our communities. We built bridges of credibility and humility. We weren't out there serving with an agenda. We were serving because God tells us to. These are the bridges God will use to allow us to share the love of Jesus. I'm more and more convinced that to reach people with the love of Jesus we have to win the right to be heard. Our culture is cynical and bombarded by images of religious hucksters, judgmental people and/or Christians who are self absorbed, never giving anything back to their community. It's like we have to tear down the barriers that have been built by some so we can build bridges. I think of Jesus' ministry. He served people, met needs and proclaimed the truth of the Kingdom of God. Oddly – he never judged. He said he didn't come to condemn but to save. I like that. The people he was most hard on was not the pagan society in which he lived, rather it was the religious people of the day. (seems like we've got that one backwards) Today, while pulling weeds at Ho-Ho-Kus elementary school, 2 conversations illustrate this. They both occurred within minutes of each other. Another church meets in the school. As they were leaving a woman stopped and asked Susan about the writing on our shirts. (our shirts read 'Don't Go to Church'. At the bottom it reads "Be the Church." The lady never read the bottom. Susan said we were from Grace Church. Bu before she could explain, the lady said, "Doesn't Grace believe in going to church? I don't think that is a very good message." Then she walked off. A few weeds later another woman (about the same age, from the same church) stopped and told Susan. "This is so beautiful. This is wonderful what you are doing." Now that's cool. I love church. I love to worship together, studying God's word together. I'm reminded of the words from the writer to the Hebrews. He captures the essence of going to church.
Hebrews 10:23-25 (NIV) 23 Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. 24 And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. 25 Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another--and all the more as you see the Day approaching.
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This strip reminds me of the time I spent following professional wrestling in the early 1990s. Those were also recession years, and the country's economic hardships were reflected in the ring. I have strong memories of Money, Inc., a villainous tag team comprised of the Million Dollar Man and Irwin R. Schyster (or I.R.S. for short). This hated duo bullied and cheated their way to championship glory, serving as stand-ins for the suddenly reviled upper-class. Enterprising promoters who hope to capitalize on today's economic angst could hardly do better than Money, Inc., although El Bonus Mas Gordo might be a strong draw in his own right.
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La Cucaracha (1/31/10)January 31, 2010
Luann (1/30/10)January 30, 2010
For a lot of people, West Side Story was part of their high school experience. This was true for me, but not as a performer. I videotaped my school's production of the only musical contemporary audiences can stand, and got a kick out of the ambitious staging. We used a multilevel set, a chain-link fence, and decent fight scenes to augment the angst-filled story of star-crossed love. Today's Luann reminds me of that production, and while I'm sure the strip's "theatrical romance mirrors real-life romance" storyline will be tiresome and predictable, I'm holding out hope that it will include finger-snapping teens singing about Jets and Sharks.
Moderately Confused (1/29/10)January 29, 2010
As someone with the first name Dixon, I find it hard to jump on the "normal names make the best names" bandwagon. But even I have my limits. Blanket, for example, is not a good name for a child. Neither is Adolph Hitler, but that didn't stop someone from naming their son just that. There are probably tons of other examples. I can think of Moonbeam, Canibus, and Glitter off the top of my head. These are made up names, of course, but I wouldn't be surprised if some poor kid had to answer to them.
Red and Rover (1/28/10)January 28, 2010
If I were a young boy, the idea of a huge dog standing at the foot of my bed and staring at me while I slept would make me ill at ease. In fact, the notion of a creepy, nocturnal dog monitoring my sleeping patterns gives me the willies even as an adult. My cat is five times smaller than the dog in this strip, but if I ever woke to find him standing at attention, studying me at my most vulnerable, I would be very concerned.
Pooch Cafe (1/27/10)January 27, 2010
I attended two urban commuter schools on my way to earning a college degree, so the closest I came to frat parties were the sometimes small, sometimes enormous gatherings at my friends' off-campus apartments. These were, by turns, fun, drunken, and rowdy, but they never reached the level of sad debauchery that typifies a random weekend at a large state school. Of course, my lack of fraternity experience hasn't stopped me from picking up my cat by his hind legs and pushing him around like a wheelbarrow. I've only done this a few times, but I was sober on each occasion so I suppose there's really no excuse for it.
Sally Forth (1/26/10)January 26, 2010
Some words that should pack a punch have lost the bulk of their impact through casual use. Words like "insane" and "diabolical" have potent definitions, but their power weakens every time they're used to describe something ordinary. Today's Sally Forth describes the kind of terrifying and grotesque situation that would make these words appropriate. And if the horror of imagining a severed thumb isn't enough, the strip throws in two creepy facial expressions for good measure: the man's maniacal grin in panel two and his wife's sly smile in panel three, complete with what could easily pass for a set of devil's horns in the pale moonlight.
Prickly City (1/25/10)January 25, 2010
Despite being an avid Mac user, I have virtually no interest in Apple's frothily anticipated tablet computer. Sure, I'll read a couple of reviews, and will probably duck into the Apple Store at some point to fiddle with the tablet, but the idea of a bigger-than-an-iPhone-but-smaller-than-a-Macbook computer holds very little appeal for me. Will it serve as an e-reader? Maybe, but I'm a fan of printed books. Will it be an ideal device for gaming? Maybe, but I've yet to buy a single game for my iPhone. There are only two things I know for certain: the tablet will be pricey, and it will be awkward to compose text using the device's touchscreen keyboard (or stylus, or other silly contraption). Go ahead, Apple. Prove me wrong.


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Today I was trying to add a winxp partition to my Ubuntu PC and I stupidly left my 640GB external usb disk attached.
I made the mistake of "deleting" the wrong partition to install winxp and accidentally zapped the USB disk partition!
To the rescue came testdisk which can be added using the "Ubuntu software centre" menu.
Once installed type:
sudo testdisk
and simply follow the menus.
As far as I remember I selected "intel" as the type, and then "write" to write back the partition and I got my partition back fine.
Thanks testdisk!
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At Lancaster General Health Campus, we have a Cancer Center, Neuro Center and Gamma Knife Center. We provide a full-range of ambulatory services center that also includes medical offices and a comprehensive Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation unit offering occupational, speech and physical therapy.
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Information about the Basset Artésien Normand
The Basset artésien normand (Norman Artesian Basset) is a short legged hound type dog developed in France. The word Basset refers to short legged hounds.
Documenting of the French Basset as a purebred breed began in 1870, and from a common ancestral type, two strains were developed. One had straight front legs (Chien d'Artois) and the other had crooked front legs (Normand). The breed club was formed in 1910 and the breed was given its present name in 1924.
Bassets are walking hounds, which are followed by the hunter on foot. The short legs mean that they would not get too far away from the hunter. The Basset artésien normand was used to hunt rabbits and other small game alone or in packs, but today they are primarily bred to be pets.
The height of the Basset artésien normand is between 30 and 36cms (11.8 to 14.2ins), with a ratio of the height to the body length of about 5 : 8. Weight is roughly 17 kg (37.4 lbs). The coat is short and tricolored (fawn and white with black blanket, a patch across the back) or bicolored (fawn and white). The head and long ears are distinctive, and the temperament should be calm and good-natured.
The original breed club is the Club français du Basset artésien normand & du Chien d'Artois, and the breed is recognised by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale as breed number 34 in Group 6, Scenthounds. It is also recognised by the United Kennel Club (US) in the Scenthound Group. The breed may also be recognised by any of the various minor kennel clubs and internet based dog registry businesses, as well as hunting dog registries and clubs. As the breed is few in number outside of France, it is also promoted by rare breed breeder organisations for puppy buyers seeking an unusual pet.


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Representatives of healthcare agencies and organizations are invited to recruit students and alumni majoring in nursing and other health-related areas.
February 28, 2019
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|Event open to students
Registration Information
Registration is $100 until February 7, 2019. Registrations received after this date are charged an additional $25.
Registration includes:
- 1 table (6 ft.) and 2 chairs
- Lunch for 2 representatives
- Table cloth and organization sign
- Inclusion in career fair guide
- Online promotion of company and positions listed
Additional Items:
- Extra Participant(s) $25 each
Payment Options
We accept payment by check or credit card (MasterCard, Visa, or American Express).
Credit card payments can be made once the registration is approved and you receive an invoice via email. You process a credit card payment:
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Credit card disputes leading to chargeback will incur a $15 fee. All credit card payments are processed by Handshake.
Make checks payable to "Florida State University" (Federal Tax ID No. 591961248). Please mail your check and copy of your invoice to:
FSU Career Center
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Attention: Career Fair Payments Office
PO Box 3064162
Tallahassee, FL 32306-4162
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Employers may ship materials for use at the fair. Materials must be shipped to The Career Center at the following address:
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If your company has more than one box, please number them appropriately. Items cannot be received prior to February 19, 2019.
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Any cancellations must be submitted in writing no later than February 7, 2019.
Registered organizations who fail to show up at the event will still be charged for the event. Career fair "no-shows" are not entitled to transfers or refunds at any time. No-shows forfeit their entire registration fee and materials and are not eligible to roll the registration package over to another event. Outstanding bills from previous events will prevent employers from participating in future career fairs.
IN CASE OF EVENT CANCELLATION: If a catastrophic event (extreme weather conditions or other similar circumstances) occurs and the University is closed, the event will be cancelled or rescheduled. Should the event not be rescheduled or an employer is unable to attend on the new date, the organization may request a credit towards registration to a future event or a refund.
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The Wilshire Grand Hotel was named top West Orange Business, and #HipNJ was there for it all!
Our very own Lisa Marie Latino reported live from the Annual Chamber of Commerce Awards Night, which took place at The Wilshire Grand Hotel in West Orange.
The event was held to recognize police officers, firefighters and local educators to celebrate their loyal service to the community.
West Orange Chamber of Commerce Board Member Susan McCarthey told Latino about the buiding's green initiatives. "Electric charging stations, solar roofs and a lot more of going green," she said.
Throughout the years, The Wilshire Grand Hotel has received a number of awards in a variety of categories. The hotel has also consistently received the Certificate of Excellence, along with the Green Leader Award from Tripadvisor.
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A suspected Islamist from Portland, Ore., was nabbed by law enforcement officers on Tuesday and charged with giving advice and financial assistance to one of three Islamic terrorists who perpetrated a 2009 suicide bombing in Lahore, Pakistan, that killed 35 people and injured more than 300 others, according to the FBI.
Pakistani officials stated at the time that 13 of the dead were policemen and seven were intelligence officials.
Reaz Qadir Khan, a naturalized U.S. citizen, was indicted on a single count of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists, which carries a maximum penalty of life in federal prison.
FBI agents arrested the 48-year-old Khan at his residence in Portland without incident. He made his initial appearance Tuesday before Magistrate Paul Papak in federal court in Portland, where the charges against him were unsealed and defendant was detained, pending a bail hearing on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
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"The indictment unsealed today set forth how Mr. Khan allegedly supported a terrorist who killed dozens of innocent people in Lahore, Pakistan," said U.S. Attorney Amanda Marshall. "The events of May 27, 2009, remind us that terrorism is not defined by Muslims targeting non- Muslims but is defined by violent extremists targeting anyone they perceive as a threat to their oppressive agenda without regard for the religion, race, or nationality of their victims. We will find and prosecute those who use this country as a base to fund and support terrorists."
"Those who provide material support to terrorists are just as responsible for the deaths and destruction that follow as those who commit the violent acts," said Greg Fowler, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in Oregon. "The FBI will continue to focus on cutting off the flow of funds that help terrorists train, travel, and launch their attacks."
According to the indictment, from Dec. 14, 2005 through June 2, 2009, Khan conspired with an individual named Ali Jaleel and others to provide material support and resources and to conceal the nature of such support and resources, knowing they would be used in a conspiracy to kill, maim, or kidnap persons abroad.
Jaleel was a Maldivian national who resided outside the United States. Jaleel died while participating in the suicide attack on the…


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Garry Odom's career started at KICU 36 in San Jose, California with news, sports, public affairs, and cooking shows, and continued at Shoreline Amphitheatre where he directed many musical performances and awards shows from different genres. His directing talents have expanded to include BET talk shows, VH1 specials, MTV's Spring Break series, Newport Jazz Festival (2006), The 21st Annual Soul Train Music Awards, and the CBS reality show, Big Brother 14.
Since 1994, Odom has directed concerts for some of today's top music artists including Prince, Alicia Keys, Taylor Swift, KISS, Rihanna, Eminem, and Jay Z. Odom is the video director for Beyonce's The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour.
In April 2012, Odom directed the Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg concert at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. The concert featured a hologram performance of Tupac Shakur.
Odom also works for corporations and video companies, whose clients include Wal-Mart, Herbalife, Sony, Apple, and the Ford Car Show.
For a full description of Garry Odom's directing and career experiences, please visit www.goforgotv.com.
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There are four main differences between men's skin and women's skin:
- Men have thicker skin (although many women would beg to differ.)
- Men have oilier skin. Men's skin have smaller sebaceous glands.
- Men's skin is also more delicate than women's. Yep, you heard right! The daily shaving ritual that men undergo aggravates the skin, destroying the hydrolytic film on the skin's surface and thus creating razor bumps which increases dryness and reduces the skin's natural protection.
- Also, men- especially outdoor men- tend to expose their skin to a torturous array of damaging conditions including sun, wind, water, salt, building products, chemicals, cuts, scratches, and grazes.
It's no wonder, then, that the man of today is more concerned about his skin than ever before. Like his level of fitness and health, his apparel, and his grooming, a man's skin says a lot about him. As it turns out, men need skin care just as much as women; maybe even more so! Men need a tailor-made skincare range. So when it comes to skin care don't settle for second best. A man's skin needs a natural men's skincare range - a range which reduces dryness and irritation, replenishes natural defenses, enhances skin rejuvenation, and makes his skin all around more touchable. This is all achievable with Clear Essence's Chimere line for men!


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The only one who knows my secret is my husband. Until now. Here is it, my confession. I had no idea how to cook when I got married. None. I had a few dishes from my family under my belt, but let us not pretend it was anything that tasted especially appetizing or that was remotely healthy (think tuna casserole and macaroni and cheese). I could usually boil noodles. Usually. I could take sauce out of a can. We ate a lot of processed foods, but ate out even more. We spent SO much money. We also had portion sizes for people three times our size, or a baby elephant. In general, our eating was disordered and something needed to be done.
Insert Rachel Ray in my life. Watching '30 Minute Meals', and buying every one of her cookbooks, taught me the basics. I now consider myself a pretty good home cook. Most of what I make is now completely edible, smells desirable, my son will eat without complaint, and is usually pretty healthy. Thanks to Rachel, I can also now do this all in less than 30 minutes.
Here is the first recipe of hers I have ever tried, and I come back to it at least once a month. I'm making it tonight, in fact, at Mark's request.
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1- 1 1/2 pounds of loose sausage meat. I usually use poultry sausage. You can use the vegetarian crumbles, but I do not love them. You can also buy sausage in the casings and just slit the casings and remove all the yummy sausage meat.
- 3 to 4 chopped cloves of garlic
- 1/2 cup chicken or vegetable broth (I almost always use veggie in everything)
- 1 (28-ounce) can crushed tomatoes
- 1/2 cup heavy cream, or if you're lactose intolerant like Ryan and I, add lactose free unflavored milk (which is also why mine appears more red than yours will)
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 package frozen green peas
- 24 leaves fresh basil, torn or thinly sliced
- 1 pound penne rigate pasta, cooked to al dente
- Grated Italian cheese, for passing
Heat a large, deep skillet over medium high heat. Add extra-virgin olive oil, 1 turn of the pan. Add sausage meat. Crumble sausage meat as it browns. Add chopped garlic to the pan. When all of the crumbles have browned evenly, deglaze the pan dripping using broth, or beer as I did tonight. I usually use turkey sausage and rarely have to do this. Stir in crushed tomatoes and bring the sauce up to a bubble, then reduce the heat to a simmer. Stir cream into your sauce, this will blush the color and cut the acidity of the tomatoes. Season with salt and pepper. Stir peas and basil into your sauce to combine. Toss hot drained penne rigate in pan with the sauce, then transfer pasta to serving bowl.
This is just the first of many of Rachel's recipes that I have tried on my family. I now take what she started with, and add my own twists as I see fit. I like squeezing veggies into everything, so I have been known to add grated carrots to this sauce, or onions, or peppers when I have extras, or diced tomatoes. Ryan LOVES this. Pair it with some crusty garlic bread and it may be the perfect weeknight meal.
*A note on my photo: I am not a photographer! Also, I shop once a month for staples like canned goods, frozen vegetables in the winter, and yes, pasta. Tonight's dinner was a mis-matched mix of various pastas I had left from last months shopping trip. Oops.


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It happens sometimes. I promise I'll get around to updating after this semester turns its ugly head away from me. For now I'm completely bogged down with crap. Here's a sketch for you, fresh from Colour Theory.
I've been using Photoshop almost exclusively for this class. It's been a great exercise in speed and design, although my concepting is still horrendous. :P


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Many Third Party Games Shown for Switch at E3 2019
As part of Nintendo's E3 Direct and E3 2019 as a whole, many third party games were announced and shown off for the Nintendo Switch. More Triple A games are making their way over to a Nintendo platform now than ever. It's certainly exciting to see.
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Animal Crossing New Horizons is Coming to Switch in March 2020
The new Animal Crossing game for Switch has a name and a release date. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is coming to Switch on March 20, 2020. You might recall that the title was originally slated for Holiday 2019. However, Nintendo have stated that the ga
Date: 6/12/2019 5:33:05 PM
Banjo-Kazooie and The Hero from Dragon Quest are Smash DLC Fighters
During Nintendo's E3 Direct, two of the five DLC characters for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate were revealed. One of the announcements may have been a little more exciting than the other. That's right, after almost 20 years of fan request
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Luigi's Mansion 3 E3 Trailer Showcases The Last Resort Hotel and Gooigi
One of Nintendo's featured first party games at E3 this year was Luigi's Mansion 3. We've got plenty of new footage and information from the direct and the Nintendo Treehouse Live that followed.
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I think they misfired on the Wii U. It's just not that different from the other two [existing] consoles, and the gameplay isn't as unique as the Wii. They made a mistake, it's something they probably can't recover from.
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If you grind up a human being, they say, and extract DNA from the whole thing and nextgen-sequence it, you get 85% bacterial reads. As some of our colleagues know very well, if you sequence DNA from a diatome algae culture you get 85% bacterial reads. So when sequencing wholesale Epischura, guts and all, we were fully expecting to get a metagenome (rather, metatranscriptome). It's a very interesting task of its own, the metagenomics (metagovnomics as some of my Russian colleagues call it), but it's not what we wanted in this case. Fortunately, the partial transcriptome we obtained consists mostly of the right sequences. Vast majority of ORFs that could be identified to a phylum have been identified to Arthropods; of those that could be identified to an order – to Copepods, sensum latum (two leftmost bars on the bottom histogram).
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Look, I get that you were anxious to see Kate Beaton speak on a panel at APE this past weekend. Her comics are awesome and her art is fantastic. By all accounts, she's also very nice. I'm a fan of her work myself. So... sure. You want to make sure you have good seats. I get that.
But listen, that panel you came in on that was only halfway through? The one that was running before Kate Beaton's panel? The one that you pushed your way into the few empty seats left in the front row - sandwiching your way in-between teary eyed - and in some cases - openly weeping people?
Yeah, you basically crashed a memorial for someone very dear to the world of comics who died at a young age just so you could make sure you had the very best seats to see Kate Beaton talk in a panel that will probably be available on the internet.
Now, to be fair: Some of you waited patiently in the back. No problem with you guys. Some of you didn't wait in the back - but had the good taste to get up and leave when you realized what was happening. You're okay too. But some of you stuck to your guns, ignoring the emotional upheaval around you, and played games on your phone.
You're the ones I take issue with. I honestly wanted to walk down from the table I was sitting at, and punch you right in your faces. But I didn't, mainly because I have more courtesy than you showed yourselves capable of. Yes, it was a memorial open to the public. But if you're going to crash such a thing, maybe you should at least pretend to pay attention, rather than gossip with each other while smiling and pointing to things in the program guide between your inconsiderate bouts of texting. It was rude and it was distracting and it was a perfect example of what I have learned to hate in comics fandom and humanity in general.
Yes, you were few. But it takes very few people to disrupt a memorial. Seriously, what the hell were you thinking? And how the hell can you feel okay with what you just did?
Oh wait, I know the answer. You didn't care. You don't care. Because you're self entitled assholes. Thanks so much for reinforcing my hatred of the world.
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Awww no! That's terrible. Hugs to you. I hope it was a good APE besides some dickery.
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There's a book (or volume of books, now) at the Rainbow Lake cabin where guests have written about their visits, a compendium of awe and wonder of a beautiful locale. It spoke a lot of high winds atop the bluff, moose sightings in the shallow waters and a description, written repeatedly, that seemed most fitting "a little slice of heaven on earth."
The cabin is owned by Rich's work and has been for decades. We rented it out with another family for three days with the hopes of celebrating a rustic, if a bit late, Thanksgiving. (We had to wait until our husbands were off shift to enjoy our turkey feast around the same table) I was most nervous for the 40-minute hike in from the road, because I knew that meant a toddler strapped to my back (a toddler who particularly dislikes being strapped to anything), and supplies to last three days that we could fit on our backs or in the sleigh we pulled in the new snow. It ended up being a beautiful hike that didn't seem too long, and thankfully my crying toddler's wails managed to scare all bears away!
The cabin was idyllic, wood stove-heated, and atop a hill that looked over Rainbow Lake. It's a beautiful spot, one of many I'm sure I've seen among the mountains as I flew in on an airplane. I used to wonder what these places were like, the little lakes among such huge mountains. The cabin is in the Kluane National park, home to the mountain range dividing Alaska from the Yukon. I cannot possibly describe how monstrous these mountains are. When the sky cleared, the tops still couldn't be seen. Climbers who later go on to attempt ascending Mt. Everest are encouraged to practice among these mountains. They are huge, high and almost godlike.
We saw ducks, swans and geese on the water. Abby especially liked canoe-ing across the glass-top water towards the sitting ducks. She knew not to make to much noise, she just kept saying in her soft toddler voice, "Mama, see? Quack, quack." When flocks of birds flew overhead, their beating winds and strong current (created by their eschelon) sounded as loud as a jet.
Blessed with time to do whatever we wanted in a cabin cut off from outside communication and travel, on our very own lake, we made sure to fit in as much as we could. We canoed, hiked, tobogganed, had a bonfire, ate a feast (and yummy leftovers for days!), played board games, begged with sleep gods to please make our babies GO TO SLEEP, brushed our teeth with snow and drank some of the clearest, cleanest lake water to ever grace our lips. (Don't worry, we boiled it, most of the time)
I felt so re-connected to Abby, we made some great memories together. We loved walking along the lake shore, throwing rocks, spotting birds and eating snow off our mitts. We slept together at night and looked at each other I swear every five minutes to stop everything for hugs and cuddles. I love that girl, she makes me so happy to be her mama. Rich and I spent some quality time together too and definitely made some good family memories, but more than anything I left feeling super blessed to have Abby.
The hike out after a morning of cleaning and packing was terrible. Shin-deep snow made for a sweaty, tough, complain-y type of hike out, but we did it. I can't wait to go back, and make more memories with my family in such a pristine, God-given place.


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By Cyril Tuohy
The 2013 Voluntary Industry Confidence Index survey from Eastbridge Consulting Group measured 102.0, according to the consulting group's latest midyear survey. That's up from 99.0 at the end of 2012 and 100.9 at midyear 2012.
The index tracks voluntary benefits sales growth, industry profitability and employee enthusiasm about voluntary products.
In addition to the higher confidence measured by the index, nearly 90 percent of the respondents expect sales of voluntary benefits products to rise in the next 12 months, the survey of carriers, brokers and vendors to the voluntary market found.
"Respondents continue to be optimistic about the voluntary/worksite industry's capacity to grow their voluntary business," Gil Lowerre, president of Eastbridge, said in a statement.
Of the three categories of respondents – carriers, brokers and vendors – brokers are the most optimistic about future voluntary sales, with nearly one in two brokers expecting sales to increase "a lot," Lowerre said.
As many as 70 percent of all respondents expect health reform to have a "major positive impact" on voluntary benefit sales, said Bonnie Brazzell, vice president of Eastbridge.
Voluntary benefits are insurance products that employees choose to buy through their companies at rates that are lower than they could get on their own. Examples of voluntary benefits are dental, life, vision, disability, supplemental health and critical illness coverage.
High-deductible medical plans offered by employers mean higher out-of-pocket costs for employees. Voluntary benefits obtained at group rates can help employees fill the gaps in their primary medical coverage.
In 2012, life insurance (26 percent) was the top voluntary benefit product sold, followed by disability insurance (21 percent), accident coverage (14 percent), cancer/critical illness insurance (12 percent), hospital indemnity/supplemental medical coverage (10 percent), dental insurance (10 percent) and all other forms of voluntary benefits coverage (7 percent).
Employers like offering voluntary benefits because employees often pay 100 percent of the premium, and it costs employers little or nothing to make the benefits available. Employees, meanwhile, have an incentive to stay with the company and can take advantage of lower prices obtained through a group rate.
Rosy projections for the industry over the next 12 months are shaping up to be a mirror image of the industry's past 12 months.
Voluntary new business annualized premium reached $6.03 billion in 2012, an increase of 6.6 percent over 2011 sales, Eastbridge said. Other than a dip from 2009 to 2010, voluntary new business premium has increased every year since 1998.
Takeover sales, in which one insurance carrier's plan is replaced with a similar plan issued by a different insurance carrier, accounted for 45 percent of new voluntary sales premium in 2012, up from 42 percent in 2011, Eastbridge also reported.
Takeover sales have risen by double-digit percentages every year since 2006, according to Eastbridge.
Group voluntary benefits sales, which surpassed individual voluntary benefits sales for the first time in 2011, continued to pull ahead in 2012. Group sales represented 56 percent of all voluntary benefit sales last year.
The group line grew at a rate of about 9 percent in 2012 from the previous year, compared with a growth rate for the individual line of about 4 percent over the same period, according to Eastbridge.
In the past few months, several big insurance carriers have introduced critical illness and supplemental medical coverage as they seek to capture a sliver of the voluntary benefits industry's premium growth.
Critical illness insurance alone saw estimated sales of $294 million in 2012, a jump of 17 percent over 2011, Eastbridge said.
In July, Prudential announced it would offer critical illness coverage to employers with 1,000 workers or more. Earlier this year, Aflac introduced a cancer care plan for policyholders living in New Jersey and New York.
The Prudential policy's standard coverage includes major illness like heart attack, cancer, organ transplant, renal failure, stroke and coronary artery bypass surgery, the company said.
"The inclusion of critical illness insurance in a group insurance plan enables employees to help protect their financial wellness as well as their physical wellness," said Robert Patience, vice president of voluntary benefits with Prudential Group Insurance.
In the voluntary benefits market, employers with more than 2,500 employees represent the employer segment with the largest volume – 33 percent or nearly $2 billion – of voluntary sales in 2012, Eastbridge said.
Despite higher sales volume, the large employer market remains underpenetrated. The most penetrated market segment for voluntary benefits last year was the 500-to-999 employee segment and the 1,000-to-2,500 employee segment, Eastbridge also said.
Cyril Tuohy is a writer based in Pennsylvania. He has covered the financial services industry for more than 15 years. He can be reached at [email protected].
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Man United surge ahead of Arsenal and Liverpool with £132MILLION spending spree
MANCHESTER UNITED will have splashed out over £130m on new signings since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson when Luke Shaw completes his £36m move.
It means they have spent more cash than fierce rivals Manchester City, the mega-rich Premier League champions, since Fergie retired.
The £132m they have outlaid on players is a staggering £90m more than Arsenal and £84m more than what Liverpool have shelled out in the same time.
United splashed out £27.5m on Marouane Fellaini and a club-record £37.1m on Juan Mata last season.
They also brought in Guillermo Varela for £2.4m and Saidy Janko for £700,000.
But new boss Louis Van Gaal knows his current squad is well short of quality.
He made £28.8m Athletic Bilbao star Ander Herrera his first signing yesterday.
The Spanish midfielder has penned a four-year deal worth around £90,000-a-week.
New England left-back Shaw will undergo a medical in the next 24 hours after agreeing personal terms with the fallen giants.
The 18-year-old has agreed a five-year-deal worth £100,000-a-week - and will cost £36m.
In the same timeframe, Arsenal have brought in three players - but only paid for one of them.
Yaya Sanogo and Mathieu Flamini arrived on frees while Arsene Wenger made £42.5m Mesut Ozil his record buy.
Liverpool's spending past £50m following the signing of Rickie Lambert while City have paid £115m for new players, the latest of them being £12m midfielder Fernando.
Chelsea, who have signed Cesc Fabregas for £30m and are shortly due to complete a £32m deal for Diego Costa, have spent the most in the Premier League since the start of the 2013/14 campaign.
Their total spend is around £171m, although the sales of David Luiz and Mata have gone some way to funding their business.


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Salman's birthday gift to Katrina
On her 29th birthday, Salman Khan has promised a film to Katrina Kaif in 2012. He said that he will produce a film in 2012 in which Kat will play the lead role. The ex-lovers turns friends are shooting together for Kabir Khan's 'Ek Tha Tiger'.
Both Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif are riding high in their career. Kat is receiving lots of accolades for her performance in 'Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara' while Salman Khan received lots of praise for 'Dabangg' and 'Ready' while his next release 'Bodyguard' is considered to be the next hit.
Speaking about Salman's promise, as source said, "He was in very good mood and he was thrilled to be able to spend some time with her on the special day. He said that he wanted to make a film for her under his own banner and that he would start working on it some time next year. Even though there`s no script in place, he definitely wants to have a team working on a project for the two of them."
Usually, exes avoid film opposite each other but here Salman and Katrina stands exception.


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In Steven Spielberg's 2005 remake of War of the Worlds, starring Tom Cruise and Dakota Fanning, the Earth is beset by invading aliens in menacing tripod killing-machines.
Actual War of the Worlds movie set
Amidst the destruction their invasion causes is a plane crash which can be seen on the Backlot Studio Tour at Universal Studios Hollywood.
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War of the Worlds backlot movie set
This fantastically realistic set which cost millions of dollars to create, which included shipping in the airplane in four sepearate pieces, was photographed on April 13, 2009.
War of the Worlds movie poster
Buy the DVD in the USA: War of the Worlds (Widescreen Two-Disc Special Edition)


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July 8, 2014
Rogue - by Lynn Miller-Lachmann
Kiara has a really hard time getting along with people, and the world often doesn't make sense to her. She usually relies on Mr. Internet for help, but there are some questions he just can't answer, such as why her mom won't come home, and why she has Asperger's anyway. Naming herself Rogue, after the X-Men mutant super-girl is a step toward finding her own power, and through Kiara's courage in hard times, she eventually does find out what makes her special.
This is a book about facing the hard times in life, and how to make it through them. It is about looking at your abilities, not your disabilities, and fighting for what you deserve. It's an unusual story because it tackles some tough issues: disability, drugs, loyalty, and family trouble, but it does so with grace, and is a rewarding book.
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Artist: Indidginus
Release: Sab Kuch Milega
Format: E.P.
Label: High Chai Recordings
Released: May 2012
It's exactly a year since Michael Martin's Indidginus first delved into dancehall and dub-step on his collaborative album release "Sofa Surfer". The Sab Kuch Milega e.p. once again leaves the didgeridoo and trance firmly in the past and fuses dancehall, dub-step, drum-step and global bass.
The first track Arab Spring takes no prisoners with a hard hitting lyrical delivery which ensures this track is a dancehall floor-filler. Vajradanti is a slower low bass affair where the wonderful vocals of Nona Kalra obviously reflect Michael's recent visit around India. The final track of the release Timewave Zero combines those electronic crescendo's found on trance tracks in recent years with low bass twists and vocal samples which kind of reminds me of early Dynamix II.
Dub-Step often seems to be dissed by the older listeners and personally I feel that there's quality dub-step out there. High-Chai recordings are definitely carving a niche fusion which isn't strictly dub-step and if their sound grabs you this release slots in nicely.
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Ramyphotography is owned and operated by a husband-and-wife (and their seven-year old daughter) team. Ramses, the main photographer, started photographing weddings in January 2004. He would rather be in the background and capture the day instead of directing it. He prefers candid to traditional photography. He believes that practice and timing makes a perfect photo.
Michelle mainly edits Ramses' work. She is the company's Photoshop guru. She is an avid scrapbooker and believes in a well balanced composition. Michelle is also Ramyphotography's back up/additional photographer. Aubie, their five-year old daughter, now owns an Olympus Tough waterproof digital camera but is not yet ready for prime-time.
Ramyphotography documents the heartbeat of weddings from the point of view of a photojournalist. They are always on a quest for the human element of the festivity. The one that defines our humanity – the unadulterated surge of joy.
Ramses' definition of a candid photo is one that captures the bliss on a bride's face as she indulges on what a beauty salon has to offer. The satisfaction that she feels as she examines her nicely painted toes. The racing anticipation etched on her face as her veil is fastened on her hair.
At the right timing, it is also one that depicts her excitement as she walks down the isle with her father.
Ramses also loves to capture the emotion surging through a mother's eyes in the form of tears. And the mischievous smiles of her sibling who gets to inherit her room when she has flown the coop.
Weddings are filled with that human factor. You might laugh, cry or you might laugh and cry. It is truly the day that you will never forget.
However your day will turn out, be rest assured that they will be there to capture it.
At the end of the day, Michelle looks through each and one of your photos and make sure that they are in Ramyphotography's standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's my philosophy about shooting a wedding?
Marriage is one of the most important chapter in a person's life. I respect that importance and make sure that nothing is left to chance. Your day is all about you. But wedding is also one big party! And I love to party!
Do I shoot digital or film? Digital
What kind of cameras I you use? I love Canon products! To be specific, I shoot with a Canon 5D Mark iii.
Do I bring my own equipment? Of course! And back up equipment too!
Am I open to a list of must-take photos (pictures you definitely want shot)? Of course! If you already have list, hand them over to me and I will work my magic.
When can we see our pictures? The seeds of creativity takes about 4-6 weeks to sprout.
Do you shoot more than one wedding a day? Only if you're getting married more than once a day.
What are your payment options? Cash, Check, Visa, Mastercard and Paypal.
What is your refund policy? If by any fortuitous event, your wedding is cancelled, the amount you have paid us minus your deposit is refundable.