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ATLANTA and MUNICH, Germany, July 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Open-E, a leading developer of innovative data storage software used for building and managing centralized storage servers, announced today the general availability of its next generation flagship product, Open-E JupiterDSS (Data Storage Software).
Open-E JupiterDSS provides enterprise users the highest level of performance with unlimited capacity and volume size. Delivered through Open-E certified partners as an innovative software defined storage system, Open-E JupiterDSS comes complete with advanced features including thin provisioning, compression, and de-duplication.
"Our many thousands of global customers have been asking us to expand our capabilities to support larger and larger storage environments while maintaining our industry leading benchmarks of quality, reliability, performance, and price point," said Krzysztof Franek, CEO and president of Open-E. "Today I am very excited to announce an expansion of our product line to answer to that request, Open-E JupiterDSS. Through diligent work by our engineering team and listening to our customers and partners, we have created a software defined storage system that enables our customers to implement a unified SAN solution to their exact requirements."
The software's ZFS- and Linux-based storage operating system is designed to be sold and installed exclusively through partners with Open-E JupiterDSS training and certified hardware. This combination allows customers tremendous flexibility in choosing hardware components and the ability to confidently design a high performance storage system that best suits their business and application requirements. This robust software also comes standard with one year of software support.
Added Franek, "With Open-E JupiterDSS, we continue to provide innovative licensing and pricing for our products. There are no hidden feature costs as often occur with competitive offerings and customers only need to pay for the capacity they actually use – not for caching, spares, or mirrored drives."
Open-E JupiterDSS has been designed to take full advantage of the many capabilities that ZFS offers. These features are all directly accessed through an intuitive web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI) simplifying the administration of storage servers and eliminating the need to use a complicated command line interface. The web GUI also provides easy administration of Open-E JupiterDSS advanced features including:
"Each selected Open-E Partner, like Broadberry Data Systems, is equipped with JupiterDSS Certified Engineers who are in close contact with Open-E's Support and Development teams, ensuring high quality system designs and fast reaction times when needed," continued Franek. "These partners around the globe will continue the sales growth that we are seeing with our Open-E DSS V7 to small-to-medium enterprises, and add Open-E JupiterDSS for their larger accounts. Additionally, technology agreements we have with Intel and Supermicro will help continue to ensure that these partners can deliver compatible, interoperable hardware systems that take full advantage of the performance and reliability characteristics provided by Open-E Data Storage Software."
"We're pleased to continue our strong relationship as an Open-E JupiterDSS Partner, having had great success with Open-E's Data Storage Software integrated into our award winning CyberStore DSS product family," concluded Colin Broadberry, Managing Director of Broadberry Data Systems. "Our reputation for more than 25 years has been built on providing the best-in-class, competitively-priced products that offer high performance, rock-solid reliability, ease-of-installation and manageability to our discriminating customer base. Open-E's new JupiterDSS fulfills those requirements nicely and will allow us to reach a broader audience."
About Open-E
Open-E is a well-established developer of IP-based storage management software. Open-E JupiterDSS and Open-E DSS V7 are robust, award-winning enterprise storage applications which offer excellent compatibility with industry standards, and are the easiest to use and manage. Additionally, they are some of the most stable solutions on the market and undisputed price performance leaders.
Open-E accounts for over 27,000 installations world-wide and has received numerous industry awards and recognition. Thanks to its reputation, experience and business reliability, Open-E has become the technology partner of choice for industry-leading IT companies such as Citrix, Intel, LSI, VMware, and Adaptec.
For further information about Open-E, its products and partners, visit http://www.open-e.com/
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The Atlanta Hawks are hosting a craft beer night with eight Atlanta-area craft breweries at the March 30 game vs. the Orlando Magic. A dedicated "festival-like" space inside Philips Arena will feature beer, German food and a live band.
Atlanta craft brewers, including reps from Monday Night, Jailhouse, Red Brick, Blue Tarp, Terrapin, Sweetwater, O'Dempsey's and Wild Heaven, will mix and mingle with guests at half-time at Taco Mac.
To gain access to Hawktoberfest, purchase a ticket to the game @ hawks.com, and go to the arena to grab a Hawktoberfest passport for $16, which includes tastings and a Hawks-branded stein.
Saturday Beer
On Saturday, March 23, LivingSocial's Hoppin' BeerFest is back in Atlanta for the second year, with craft breweries, wineries, local food trucks and live music. College basketball fans can catch March Madness in a lounge fitted with five flat screen TVs. Tickets: LivingSocial.com/events.
Sunday wine
On Sunday, March 24, Holeman & Finch Public House in Atlanta hosts A Showcase of Wines from Oregon's Bethel Heights Vineyard featuring viticulturist Mimi Casteel. $50 includes six wines, complimentary hors d'oeuvres, and a Bethel Heights zine. Purchase tickets online here.
On Sunday, April 7, Vino Venue in Dunwoody presents the 2013 Georgia Wine Celebration, where guests can enjoy tastes from Georgia's top wineries, and samples from Georgia's farmstead producers. $30 online or at Vino Venue or $40 the day of the event, if available: http://vino-venue.com.
— Bob Townsend, Food and More blog
March 22nd, 2013
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It's fun to celebrate big events like this but we deserve the right to put our safety FIRST and choose marijuana instead of alcohol. Marijuana has repeatedly been proven to NOT cause cancer, heart disease, brain damage, liver disease, emphysema, or any other significant health issue, and its addiction potential is about on par with coffee. Our legislators in Georgia need to END the marijuana prohibition and give stores the right to sell legally-grown marijuana to adults at a price low enough to prevent illegal competition.
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[...] Hawktoberfest, Saturday beer, and Sunday wine [...]
March 22nd, 2013
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Will anyone be serving Kesslers cat turd bisque?
March 22nd, 2013
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What ever happened to going to the game because its good basktball. Sorry the Atlanta Spirt Group has killed basketball in this town, my bad. Bring on the food trucks!!!

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Last year: After clinching a Central Division title and a second round playoff appearance in the 2011-2012 campaign, things seemed to be on the upswing for the St. Louis Blues entering last year's shortened season.
The pendulum, however, would swing the other way as the Blues struggled through the majority of the season with injuries to starting netminder Jaroslav Halak, as well as top six forwards Andy McDonald and T.J. Oshie. Entering the final month of the regular season, the Blues sat ninth in the Western Conference, one point behind the Columbus Blue Jackets for the eighth and final playoff spot.
Needing to make a change, Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong bolstered his already potent blue line, acquiring veterans Jay Bouwmeester from the Calgary Flames and Jordan Leopold from the Buffalo Sabres.
The moves appeared to pay immediate dividends as St. Louis lost only three of their final 15 games in the month of April, clinching fourth in the West and earning a date with the defending Stanley Cup champions from Los Angeles… the very same club who sent the Blues packing just a spring ago.
In what proved to be one of the more physical and entertaining playoff rounds in recent memory, St. Louis fell short to the Kings again. The Blues gave up a 2-0 series advantage before bowing out in six games.
This Year: St. Louis' off-season changes started early as McDonald announced his retirement in early June. With a hole in the middle on the second line, the Blues inked creative centre Derek Roy to a one-year deal.
In what could be argued as a cap-friendly move, St. Louis then traded once-prized youngster David Perron to the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for winger Magnus Paajarvi and a 2014 second-round draft pick.
The Blues tended to much business this summer (see: On the Books) but the most pressing concern was re-signing RFA defenceman Alex Pietrangelo, who agreed to a seven-year, $45.5 million deal early in training camp.
The team will look to continue scoring by committee, as all but five skaters to wear a Blues' uniform scored a goal with the club last season. That being said, with no standout sniper on the roster, St. Louis only had three players notch double digits in goals, led by Chris Stewart's 18. Stewart's 36 points also led the list of 12 Blues who had 19 or more points last season. The team did add some depth for their bottom two lines with centre Max Lapierre and veteran winger Brenden Morrow.
Can the combination of St. Louis' acquisitions and sophomores off-set the losses of Andy McDonald (21 points) and David Perron (10 goals, 25 points)?
In their first round series loss to the Kings, only five St. Louis forwards chipped in on the ten goals produced.
After Jaroslav Halak and Brian Elliott combined for 15 shutouts and a Jennings Trophy-win two years ago, the sky was the limit for the Blues in the crease. However, injuries plagued Halak last season, and upon his return was rarely played and sat on the bench during the post season. The Slovakian netminder was not pleased.
In the series against the Kings, cameras caught Halak not preparing as Brian Elliott struggled on the ice with an injury Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported a heated argument outside the Blues locker room between Halak and head coach Ken Hitchcock before Game 4 against Los Angeles.
With both Elliott and Halak becoming UFAs at season's end, will the aforementioned issues be water under the bridge, or will a big move be made? One can only imagine where the tale will turn next.
Top Prospects: After dealing away their 2013 first-rounder to acquire Jay Bouwmeester, the Blues had to wait until the 47th pick to nab U.S. high school defender Tommy Vannelli.
Heading the list of prospects trying to make a name for themselves and crack the lineup are wingers Ty Rattie and Dmitrij Jaskin.
Familiar to Team Canada followers, Rattie hopes to lean on his goal scoring prowess to earn him some time with the big club this season. Having notched three goals in six games with Canada at the 2013 World Junior Championship, Rattie also lit the lamp 48 times with the WHL's Portland Winterhawks in the regular season and 20 more times in 21 playoff games before scoring six goals in five games at the Memorial Cup.
Jaskin is a 2011 second-round pick that moved from his native Czech Republic to play in the QMJHL for the Moncton Wildcats where he scored 46 goals and 99 points last season. Now acclimated to the North American game, the 6'2'' forward will get a long look at camp.
Rookies last season, Vladimir Tarasenko and Jaden Schwartz turned heads in St.Louis, registering 19 and 13 points respectively in limited rolls. Expect both players to try to make their case for a top six forward spot this year.
Filling in for the injured Jaroslav Halak, goaltender Jake Allen played 15 games last season, amassing a respectable 9-4-0 record, a 2.46 GAA and .905 SV save percentage. He was promptly rewarded with a two-year contract in the offseason. While Allen might be St. Louis' goalie of the future, he will remain No. 3 on the depth chart unless things change with either Elliott or Halak.
The Long and the Short – How will a full 82-game slate affect the Blues' performance after a shortened season?
The Blues have a nice balance of youth and age and win games with smart, 200-foot hockey.
They skate hard, but have designed their team to play responsibly and consistently and to sustain that clip over a full season.
Last season presented the Blues with a last-month scramble to make the playoffs. If it had been a full season they could well have been on their way to making up ground on the Chicago Blackhawks.
On the Books – What off-season moves did the Blues make to get themselves back in cap shape?
With space in the books, the Blues quickly got to work putting pen to paper with team points leader and restricted free agent Chris Stewart to a two-year deal, extending the newly-acquired Bouwmeester and signing youngsters Paajarvi and goaltender Jake Allen. The Blues would also add unrestricted free agents Maxim Lapierre and Keith Aucoin.
Then, Pietrangelo signed a seven-year, $45.5 million contract early in training camp to eliminate the distraction before the regular season starts.
Long Division – A look at the intriguing possibilities ahead for the Blues after realignment.
The big change for the Blues is that for the first time since 1981 they will not be in the same division as the Detroit Red Wings. However, considering that the Wings consistently eat up a playoff spot in both the division and the conference, it's likely they will not be missed by the Blues.
They do have some familiarity with two of their new division mates, however, as both the Dallas Stars and Winnipeg Jets were charter members of the Central Division in 1993.
Alexander Steen Jaden SchwartzMagnus PaajarviBrenden Morrow Chris PorterAdam Cracknell
David Backes Derek RoyPatrik BerglundVladimir SobotkaKeith Aucoin Alexandre Bolduc
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Vladimir Tarasenko, RW - The sturdy scoring winger burst onto the NHL scene as a rookie last season, scoring 10 points in his first eight games before fading into the background with nine points in his next 30 games. He missed some time with a concussion and has even admitted that his conditioning needed work to handle the NHL grind.
Fast forward to his second NHL season and Tarasenko has to battle for ice time, with T.J. Oshie and Chris Stewart ahead of him on the depth chart, but for a team that has experienced difficulty putting the puck in the net, a strong winger who knows his way around the net shouldn't have great difficulty finding a regular role.
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Entering last season, pundits and prognosticators were declaring the Blues as early Stanley Cup favorites.
Do they have what it takes this year? With division playoff matchups back in play, does St. Louis will have to muster enough to compete with their longtime division rivals (and defending Cup champs) from Chicago.
Can Roy, Pajaarvi, Tarasenko, and Schwartz replace the missed offence and be impact players?
The Blues will Chris Stewart and Patrik Berglund improve on their stellar seasonsand hope that a full season with their re-jigged defence corps prepares the team for a deep playoff run.
The Blues were called contenders before, but never have reached the top of the mountain. can they do it now?
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Mitchell indicated that the commission's action means the district probably doesn't have a year to make a decision on the site.
"That puts a little more squeeze on the board," Mitchell said. "We need to consider the ramifications of our decision on the gym."
Mitchell reported that enrollment projections for the district by the commission indicate a larger student body in the future, resulting in overcrowding at the middle school in about five years, and the district needs to begin preparing for that situation now.
"If that happens, we'll need to be ready to move," Mitchell said. "Waiting two years to decide on a middle school site will have a negative effect. If there's a chance for the district to take advantage of state funding, we need to be ready in less than two years."
With regard to finding a different site for the new middle school, Mitchell said that likely would result in additional expense to the district and the state, one reason why the commission prefers the current site.
"The SFC has always said that is the preferred site," Mitchell said. "They haven't even given us permission to look for a different one."
A recent site study conducted for the district by an outside consultant did evaluate several sites around Powell as possible locations for new school, but the consultant's final report has not been received. Mitchell said he expects that report, which may identify other sites that would be acceptable, before the board's August meeting.
Although the commission might approve a different site based on its educational suitability, the district would have to buy the land and bear the expense of extending utilities, streets and other necessary infrastructure to the site.
Mitchell said Ric Rodriguez, who is spearheading the attempt to convert the gym to community use, has indicated he will have a plan to present to the board in August. Noting that the district could only hand the property over to another government entity, Mitchell said he had instructed Rodriguez that his plan has to include a written commitment from the city of Powell that the city would accept ownership, responsibility and liability for the building.
When contacted, Rodriguez said he did hope to have a proposed plan for the August board meeting. However, he has asked the commission for some information and hasn't received a response as yet.
Rodriguez said that, following the board's decision to mothball the gym, he thought his group had a year to work with, but now that doesn't appear to be the case.
"They keep changing the time-frame," Rodriguez said. "I'm going to contact (commission director) Ken Daraie and try to get a more solid time-frame.
Rodriguez said he understands the district is concerned about having to continue using the lunchroom in old high school building for the middle school, but he thinks they could come up with an interim solution that would serve until the district is ready to build the school. He said he believes there are alternate sites for the middle school, even though the state has decided on the gym site.
"I have a couple of options, and I think they'll be acceptable," Rodriguez.
Rodriguez also said he believes city officials will be willing to take ownership of the building.


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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Lufthansa
A spokeswoman for Lufthansa said the strike would end on Saturday morning at 4.45 am (0345 GMT). She said the stoppage on Friday had not affected any of Lufthansa's 17 daily flights to and from Paris.
Lufthansa, like other airlines hit by the economic downturn in Europe and increasing competition from low-cost carriers and Gulf airlines, is cutting costs to improve annual operating profit by 1.5 billion euros ($2.1 billion).
The carrier operates between 1,700 and 1,800 flights around the world per day.
($1 = 0.7322 euros)
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A few months ago we were the first to show you the new Stinger seat unit for the Kawasaki Ninja 250R from Pyramid Plastics. Here, we're (or rather, the staff at Pyramid itself are) showing you how to fit it. More info and to order: www.pyramid-plastics.co.uk
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Morgan Stanley likes NetApp (NTAP). Cramer agreed, adding the stock's momentum has been incredible and it's inexpensive. NTAP shares rose 2% to $40.10.
Michael Kors (KORS) was downgraded at Piper Jaffray to hold from buy, but Cramer argued high-end retail is doing well this year. KORS closed down 1.8% to $62.65.UBS downgraded Yelp (YELP) to hold from buy. Cramer understands the call, but says, "I don't know if you want to sell it." YELP fell 1.9% to $38.67. Citigroup thinks Allergan's (AGN) drug, Restasis, will be fine. Cramer said Allergan stock "will go much higher if that's the case." AGN ended the day at $92.37, up 2.1%. Tractor Supply Company's (TSCO) price target was raised by SunTrust. Cramer joked the company is the key to this market because the one he visited was packed over the weekend. TSCO as unchanged at $122.57. Oppenheimer says an Alexion Pharmaceuticals (ALXN) takeover by Roche should be in the $148 to $208 ballpark, above the current price of $109. "Where do you get these
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Updated April 13, 2013
Selling some things to focus better on fewer projects. All pieces stored and or displayed out of sunlight in no-smoke, no-pet home.
By the way, i am looking for a Jango flak vest!
Here's everything I have taken recent photos of so far, and am still adding some more.
Location is USA, international buyers also welcomed. Everything will ship with tracking numbers. Payment via PayPal please. Happy to answer questions here or via pm. pm for payment details. Please make payments for good/services (so I can print label and add your tracking numbers in Paypal).
Rebel blaster
$40 + $15 shipping/USA, $45/shipping international
Boba Fett ROTJ EE-3 blaster rifle kit
SOLD, shipped
Arkady Boba flak jacket
SOLD, shipped
Bossk costume
SOLD, shipped
Boba Fett ROTJ cape
SOLD, shipped
Boba Fett ESB cape
SOLD, shipped
Boba Fett MR LE helmet
SOLD, shipped
Tusken Raider bandolier
SOLD, shipped
Stormtrooper SE-14R blaster
SOLD, shipped
Darth Vader ROTS helmet
fiberglass, direct from costumebase in Singapore circa 2008, presumed to be copy of MR ROTS helmet. Includes helmet, faceplate, rear collar, resin vents (solid). $500 or best offer + $50/shipping USA, $100/international
* All USA shipping prices are for contiguous "lower 48" states, if you're in AK, HI, or PR then pm me with your postal code and I will get a quote calculated


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With the first round of the NHL Entry Draft taking place tonight in Los Angeles, all the league's general managers are in the same city, which means that trades, and trade talks will likely dominate the day.
There appears to be a fair share of first round picks that look to be on the market.
According to sources, the Atlanta Thrashers are shopping the 8th overall pick. This is general manager Rick Dudley's sixth draft as a GM and he has traded a first round pick five times, including the 24th pick in tonight's draft in the Dustin Byfuglien deal earlier in the week.
TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger is also reporting that the Columbus Blue Jackets are open to dealing the 4th overall pick, and that new Florida Panthers general manager Dale Tallon is seeing a lot of interest in the 15th overall pick, but Florida has yet to pull the trigger on a deal.
The New Yorks Islanders are now reportedly open to dealing the fifth overall pick.
The Phoenix Coyotes are also said to be shopping the 22nd overall pick as well, and the club is said to be looking for either a young player and a lower pick in return or a package with multiple picks.
Grebeshkov on the go?
The Nashville Predators are aggressively trying to move defenceman Denis Grebeshkov.
Sources say, Predators general manager David Poile has granted Grebeshkov's agent, Todd Diamond, permission to speak to NHL teams about his availability.
As many as five teams are believed to have serious interest in the soon-to-be restricted free agent.
Interest picking up in Ballard
According to TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie, Florida Panthers defenceman Keith Ballard is a highly sought after commodity with a number of Western Conference teams interested.
Hamhuis getting moved again?
McKenzie is also reporting that recently acquired free agent Dan Hamhuis is not at all close on contract talks with the Philadelphia Flyers, with all signs pointing to him not signing before July 1, when he can become an unrestricted free agent.
The Flyers could very well look to trade away his negotiation rights, much the same way they got them from the Nashville Predators.
Despite the Vancouver Canucks' interest in Hamhuis, McKenzie believes that the club won't deal away a pick for his rights, but rather wait to see if they can sign the defenceman after July 1.
Kaberle Update
According to Dreger, the Toronto Maple Leafs are still sitting on multiple offers for defenceman Tomas Kaberle, but right now there is not a strong enough offer for the Leafs to make the trade. He may not get moved this weekend unless offers improve.
McKenzie agrees, adding that unless there is a "seismic shift in coming hours", the Leafs are not close to pulling the trigger on any moves today.
Ribeiro on the move?
In other news while the Dallas Stars are listening to teams that express interest in forward Mike Ribeiro, the club isn't trying to push the talented forward out. Ribeiro has a $5 million salary cap hit and is signed for the next three seasons.
Staying in Pittsburgh?
Pittsburgh Penguins defenceman Sergei Gonchar's agent from CAA Sports, J.P. Barry, and Penguins general manager Ray Shero are expected to meet before the draft to continue contract negotiations. The club is reportedly offering a two-year deal, but Gonchar is said to be looking for a three-year pact. Gonchar is slated to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
Stay with TSN.ca for updates from our Insiders as news happens throughout the day, and don't miss our draft coverage starting tonight at 7pm/4pm et on TSN and TSN HD and streaming live on TSN.ca and on the TSN iPhone App.


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Skate 3 for Xbox 360 and PS3
SKATE 3 features an all-new co-op mode where teammates can complete challenges together while advancing each other's careers
SKATE 3 features an all-new co-op mode where teammates can complete challenges together while advancing each other's careers. From rewarding epic bails and fails with a beefed up Hall of Meat mode to honing your craft with the all-new skate.School, players of all skill levels have multiple ways to kill it in the game. The franchise also continues to raise the bar for user created content with the skate.Create feature suite, an innovative toolset that empowers gamers to truly express their skate style by creating their own graphics, videos, and skate parks.
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SKATE 3 is packing its bag and heading to Hawaii! Gamers can now shred Danny Way's Hawaiian Dream, an enormous skater's paradise designed by the
Skate 3 Rolls Into New York with The Maloof Money Cup Contest
Black Box, an Electronic Arts Inc. studio today announced the first downloadable content pack for SKATE 3 - The Maloof Money Cup 2010 NYC Pack. The c
etnies Rides with Electronic Arts Again in SKATE 3
etnies and Electronic Arts Inc. collaborated for a second time on featuring the etnies GvR skateboarding contest in the new SKATE 3 video game, and c
Skate 3 - interview with Brian Lindley part 2
Round two with Online Producer, Brian Lindley.
Skate 3 - interview with Brian LIndley
Dakota Grabowski picks through the mind of Online Producer, Brian Lindley.
Skate 3 - Good Times trailer
Plain old gameplay footage... but who needs anything else?
Skate 3 apocalyptic TV spot
Skating in a gasmask... possibly not the best idea.


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February 20, 2008, John Masters Organics skincare line won 5 out of 11 categories in the organic beauty sector in recent SHAPE Latvia cosmetic award.
The 2007 SHAPE Latvia Cosmetic Award is an annual award that recognizes the best personal care products available. John Masters Organics was up against well known brands such as Avon, Lancome, Phytomer, The Body Shop, L'Oreal, Dove, Biotherm, and Make Up Forever, amongst others.
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John Masters Organics Firming Eye Gel
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DOVER, Del. (AP) - A state panel is being asked to approve up to $7 million in bond financing for a Sussex County charter school.
The Council on Development Finance was to consider the request regarding the Sussex Academy of the Arts and Sciences at its meeting Monday in Dover.
Proceeds of the revenue bonds would be applied to make a loan to school for a variety of purposes. They include financing the acquisition of about 42 acres of land and a 122,000 square-foot building on it and improvements to accommodate a new middle school and high school serving grades 6 through 12.
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Over the last year or so, I've written a series of stories for our Sunday California Forum section on what veterans are up against in California and across the country.
If there's one moment that's stayed with me, it came while working on a piece about the increasing use of sports to help heal soldiers injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.
During the lunch break of an event at Pannell Community Center in south Sacramento, I tried to talk to Noah Bailey about how he lost his legs to a roadside bomb explosion in Afghanistan. He wasn't going there.
But soon after, he opened up to Angela Madsen, a Vietnam War vet who is paralyzed from the waist down and has become an accomplished disabled athlete. At the London Paralympics later in the summer, she won a bronze medal in the shotput with a personal best.
On that blazing hot June afternoon, as Madsen taught Bailey how to throw the shotput while strapped into a specially designed chair, he talked about the struggles he's had and his hopes that sports could help him overcome them.
It was plain to see the camaraderie that spanned their differences in age and circumstances. It was one of those genuine moments you hope for as a journalist. You want to be close enough to observe but not so near that you influence what happens.
As we finally withdraw from Afghanistan America's longest war the servicemen and women who come home are going to face many, many challenges.
Seeing Bailey and Madsen together gave me hope that with the help of older generations of veterans, our newest veterans will be all right.
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Nike Vogelsinger Soccer All Star School at Carthage College Kenosha, Wisconsin
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The Vogelsinger Soccer All Star School at Carthage College offers one week of soccer training on this beautiful campus.
We have designed a program for serious players, those with a strong motivation to be their best! Our objective is to help you reach your highest potential. We start you on the right path, set your dream in motion, fire up your imagination, and leave you empowered to reach those goals.
Our professional staff consists of master teachers whose demonstrations include demanding instruction, step-by-step clarification, and playful joking to bring out the most sensitive technical points for you to grasp and imitate.
Highlights Include
- Our international, professional coaching staff is selected for their passion for the game and their ability to teach. The ratio of coaches to players in the All-Star programs 1:10.
- Players receive a complete Nike uniform: All Star (one weekers) get two game jerseys, one pair of socks and shorts. Players receive a NIKE soccer ball.
- We have what we consider an important part of the learning experience: self-evaluation at the beginning of the program and oral and written evaluations at the conclusion.
- Soccerobics, offered each morning at 6:45am, is a system of carefully designed exercises with the ball, incorporating soccer skills with aerobic and physical conditioning. Mandatory Monday- Wednesday (ages 13 and up). Voluntary after.
- Players are on-the-field training for 43 1/2 hours each week.
- Special goalkeeping training is offered at each site. The Vogelsinger Goalkeeper School provides specific and detailed instruction for the new generation of goalkeepers.
- Celebrating our 48th year!
Once a city park situated on the shores of Lake Michigan, Carthage College offers Vogelsinger students a state-of-the-art turf field stadium and grass fields for training. This picturesque campus is conveniently located midway between Milwaukee and Chicago, just one hour drive from O'Hare International and Milwaukee Mitchell Airports. The college dining hall and dormitories are just a short walk from the fields and athletic center.Meet your coaching staff
Steve Burton, England
- England
- England Football Association coaching license
- LFA goalkeeping coaches certificate
- England FA Soccer Coach and Coordinator for Camps Certificate
- 14th year with Vogelsinger Soccer Academy
Fabrizio Benedetti
- Italy
- Diploma B UEFA coaching license
- Former Italian professional player
- 15th year with Vogelsinger Soccer Academy
Chris Quidley, Tactical Master Coach
- England
- English F.A. coaching license
- 15th year with Vogelsinger Soccer Academy
Eddie Pedersen, Technical Master Coach
- Denmark
- UEFA A coaching license, Denmark
- Regional coach for Danish Soccer Union
- Youth director HF Hjoerring
15th year with VSA
2014 Camp Information
Our goal is to create an environment—a GAME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE—through dynamic teaching and coaching by explanation, demonstration and participation to assist each player in creating a METHOD TO SELF-TEACH.
It is a painstaking STEP-BY-STEP method. We must create for you a crystal-clear picture of what we are trying to teach through demonstration and explanation. You must understand clearly and be able to picture every little detail in your MIND'S EYE. Moreover, you then have to see yourself performing it successfully, and physically feel it and emotionally experience it.
The ultimate goal of self-teaching is INTERNALIZING MOTIVATION and knowing where you are, where you want to be, and how to get there step-by-step. We say you "FAIL YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS" because with this method, mistakes become your guidelines.
You will become a BETTER PLAYER. You will become a BETTER PERSON, as you will learn how to work toward the goals that you set for yourself.
How is the Vogelsinger Soccer program different?
- It's not a training camp, it's a technical teaching camp
- Students change bad habits and create new habits
- Coaches give a step-by-step dissection of the mechanics of soccer – students are taught to have a full body experience - to feel, see, and do things the correct way so that they can continue to self-teach when camp is over
- Students are pushed out of their comfort zone to try/experience techniques/skills they never have before
- Practice in game like atmosphere to experience that same passion, pressure, and desire that is needed to improve and compete with the best
- Unique and unmatched coaching method leaves students with a renewed motivation and passion for the game
- Program has been compared to outward bound for soccer – students really need to want to improve to benefit
This is a program you cannot afford to miss. Coach Vogelsinger has distinguished himself as THE soccer educator. His passionate unwavering philosophy over the years is that a good technical foundation is the best tactical preparation. We offer a modern teaching method, uniquely innovative and highly motivational. It is the main reason for the program's incomparable success.
—TECHNICAL SKILLS: The sessions are dynamic, taught in realistic technical skill sequences in ball control, passing, dribbling and striking with their correct tactical applications. Young professionals provide realistic game-like demonstrations. With uncanny perception and ability, Coach Vogelsinger has broken down the most sophisticated technical skills with clear step-by-step explanations. With on-going dialogue, the staff keeps you focused with reminders such as "happy feet," "magic hop," and "get out of your comfort zone."
---EVENING GAMES: In our evening games you can test what you have learned that day. Games, mainly 4v4 or 5v5, as well as 11v11, with two goals and goalkeepers, give you the opportunity to maximize touches on the ball and your chances to finish on a real goal.
Beginners to Advanced. Coed.
Ages 9 and up. Players are grouped first by age and then by ability.
The way the game is played is a direct reflection of a nation's character. You are coached by someone from Brazil, Holland, Uruguay, England, Denmark, Mexico, Italy, Spain or Germany. You will get their views on how to play, and their passion for the game is quite evident.
All Star Soccer Schools (1 week)
We offer more specialized training in a shorter period of time. Each week of our school offers a different program and athletes can choose to work on anything from their individual player skills to those needed as a member of a dynamic team preparing for the fall season.
All Star School (July 6-11): Individual Skillsand Techniques
All Star Goalkeeping Schools (1 week)
We offer more focused training so that individuals of the same skill level can learn and grow together. There are programs for the beginner, intermediate, and advanced skill level players. Professional coaches from all over the world help hone and perfect players' tactical awareness and understanding of this important position.
Sample Daily Schedule
- 6:30am Wake-up
- 6:45am Soccerobics (Mandatory Monday- Wednesday (ages 13 and up), then voluntary. We strongly encourage participation.
- 7:15am Breakfast
- 8:45am On the field - Attendance
- 9:00am Stretching
- 9:15am Warm-ups
- 9:30-10:30am Individual technical skill instruction
- Advanced technical skill instruction
- Positional specific technical skill instruction
- Fast footwork/dribbling and feinting
- Advanced dribbling and feinting
- Position specific dribbling and feinting
- 10:30am Go for Goal: shooting with and without opposition
- Interpassing and finishing
- Interpassing, crossing and finishing
- Finishing 1v1 with keeper
- 11:00-11:30am Small-sided games (controlled)
- 11:30am Cool down, recreational activity/swimming(not all sites)
- Noon Lunch
- 1:00pm Mandatory rest
- 1:45pm On the field - Attendance
- 2:00pm Stretching and warm-up games
- 2:30-4:30pm Individual tactical instruction
- Advanced tactical instruction
- Positional specific tactical instruction
- Individual functional tactical instruction
- Group functional tactical instruction
- Positional specific functional tactical instruction
- Team functional tactical instruction
- 4:00pm Go for Goal
- Shooting with and without opposition
- Interpassing and finishing/2 goals
- Interpassing, crossing and finishing/2 goals
- Finishing 1v1 with goalkeeper
- 4:30pm Cool down, recreational activity/swimming (not all sites)
- 5:00pm Dinner
- 6:00pm Mandatory rest
- 6:45pm On the field - Attendance
- 7:00-8:30pm Evening Games ( small sided 11/side)
- Game preparation, stretching
- Warm-up and game instructions
- 8:30pm Cool down
- 9:30pm Evening Program: lectures, discussions; game videos
- 10:00pm Lights out for ages 13 and under
- 10:30pm Lights out for ages 14 and over
Celebrating our 48th year of soccer education.
The Vogelsinger All Star Soccer Schools are the only one-week schools that offer 6 action packed days.
We encourage all campers to attend our early morning Soccerobics session which is part of our conditioning and fitness program to prepare you for the day ahead. (6:45 a.m. daily) Created by Master Coach Hubert Vogelsinger, Soccerobics is a system of carefully designed exercises with the ball, incorporating soccer skills with aerobic and physical conditioning. With Soccerobics, you will develop your natural rhythm through muscle memory and visualization while learning the essentials of proper foot work as well.
Check in:
- Overnight Campers: Sunday between 2-3pm
- Extended Day and Day Campers: Sunday 3pm
Uniform distribution at 3pm
A TOTAL PACKAGE: All Vogelsinger Soccer students receive, as part of their tuition, Nike gear and a Nike match ball. Players are required to wear the official uniforms and socks at every field session. You may order extra uniforms from the office (888-780-CAMP), camp store or on-line.
Jersey: $15 Shorts: $15 Socks: $10
Check out: Parents are invited to attend skills review session on Friday from 2:00-4:00 pm. Program ends immeditely following the skills review session. Last meal is lunch.
Spending Money: For pizza, subs, sodas – suggested amount is $30 a week.We order pizza or subs for late evening snacks, delivered at 8:30pm.
Dorms are not air conditioned. Please bring a fan.
A certified athletic trainer is on staff.
Group Discounts: If 5 OR MORE players register together each player will receive $25 off each week's tuition. All applications MUST be mailed in together to qualify for the discount.
Early arrival: For students travelling from far distances may arrive a night early for an extra fee of $50.
Airport: Milwaukee Airport (45 hr from campus) O'Hare (1 hour from campus). Milwaukee is the easier airport to chose.
Preferred Airport Arrival: 12:00pm – 1:30 pm
Preferred Airport Departure: 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Airport Shuttle: Transportation to campus can be arranged through Go Airport Connection at 1-800-236-5450 or fax 414-769-0209. Reservations are required. www.goairportconnection.com. MKE approximate cost: $49 one-way, and $5 each additional person. Chicago ORD approximate cost: $142 one way,$150 for 2 people person). There is a 5% discount if you book online.Read camper reviews
Tough but fun!
Vogelsinger was a tough camp. They don't mess around and it is literally soccer 24/7. My skill level increased as did my love for soccer. I hope to return to camp next year for some more fun.
The best!
I've been to other soccer camps, and feel that this one is the best so far. There was more individual instruction and more help with skills. I would recommend this camp to anyone.
Corrected bad habits
Taught lots of different elements, corrected what was done wrong so we wouldn't continue doing it wrong. Lots of touches, games, etc. Great program.
Good environment
They do everything well. They made me feel comfortable, made it a good enviroment to want to learn, and they push us in a positive way for us to want to learn more.
Love Vogelsinger!
My children love Vogelsinger. They come back more confident, more technically-sound players. They also love the chance to spend time with kids who love soccer as much as they do.
Amazing Soccer Camp
Vogelsinger Soccer Academy is the best soccer camp I've ever been to! The amazing, intense workout and discipline made me a better soccer player and a better person in life!!
Better Than the Rest
My son did a week last year, wanted to do two weeks this year, and is looking forward to next year... He had very positive experiences both times, definitely better than anything else he has tried. There were a variety of coaches with great experience and the camp had an intense, balanced schedule.


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The Value of Crates
Great benefits if used judiciously
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Submitted by Mel | November 21 2012 | Permalink
My dog has a crate, but we don't "crate" him. His crate is in a room that we confine him in at night and when he's home alone, but he's not put in it with the gate closed. He has a dog bed that he can sleep on also or if he's hot he often will sleep directly on our tile floors. We're fortunate that in both the houses he has lived in we've been able to devote a room to put a gate across. In our old house this was the laundry room and now it's our mud room. If we lived in a smaller house without an appropriate room to confine him in we would probably crate him.
Submitted by Ruth Moser | November 24 2012 | Permalink
My Boy-Boy, a very large Greyhound, has his open door crate in the living room. So much for decorating. No gated doors or laundry rooms for my guy. He loves it! Goes in by himself. The door is never shut. I cover it in the Winter with quilts and put a crib bumper around the inside.
Submitted by Cooper's Mom | November 25 2012 | Permalink
My dog loves his crate and adapted to it right away. It sits in our recreation room and he can look up the stairs into our kitchen where most of the action takes place.
During the day he's free to go in or out as we leave the door open. Many times he just decides to go in on his own and lay there watching us work around the kitchen. If he gets too excited or too tired, he goes in on his own as well. It's his own private space where only he can go.
Submitted by Karen London | November 25 2012 | Permalink
Ruth, I think crates are a lovely design element! While most professionals in the design world may not recommend them, I must say that whenever I enter a home with one or more highly visible crates, I feel right at home. And isn't that the point of decorating? : )
Submitted by Theresa | November 30 2012 | Permalink
I used a crate sparingly with my first schnauzer, not quite being familiar with "how" to use it. She really liked it, especially at night and it offered me peace of mind that she was safe during the day. With my 2nd schnauzer, I used it more often, still with positive results. I do think it helped with house training and eventually got to the place with both of them that the crate door was left open and they chose to nap in there. rufftalk.blogspot.com
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Several months ago, late into the night, I was
flipping channels. When I arrived at the Travel Chanel, I paused to
watch No Reservations.
The food writer Anthony Bourdain was sitting in a fast food
stall, hovering over a mound of deep fried chicken and French
fries. Across from him was a woman covered in a black gown, only
her hands and cherub-shaped face exposed. Their booth had doors
that swung closed, keeping the outside world from peering in. They
ate and talked about why the sexes should be segregated in public
spaces. I learned after a few minutes, this was fast food--Saudi
Arabia style.
I've caught a few Bourdain shows, and knew him to be prone to
all-night binges, a clear appetite for life's wilder side. What
would he make of religion-bound Saudi Arabia, a country as
different to him as, well, a planet like Pluto would be?
The show revealed Bourdain's immersion into the foreign country.
He talked seriously about religious beliefs. He questioned if
national borders are evaporating. He charted a family's history. He
learned all of this by eating his way through the country--almost
an excuse to just walk in the shoes of a local for a week. By his
journey's end, he thoughtfully compared life there to here,
concluding that he should not judge another culture by his own
values and experiences.
As the credits rolled across the screen, it suddenly hit me:
Anthony Bourdain is not really a travel writer, or food critic, or
even a TV host. He is an anthropologist.
Bourdain uses the classic anthropological method of
participant-observation--immersing himself in another culture,
living as an insider while taking an outsider's impartial view. He
draws on basic anthropology concepts like relativism and cultural
comparison. He talks about the same themes that you would find in
any anthropology journal: globalization, religion, identity,
kinship, culture change and continuity.
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shuns academic conferences, and would probably never call himself
one, Anthony Bourdain is arguably America's best known and most
successful living anthropologist.
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Margaret Mead is the celebrated anthropologist who helped make
anthropology a household word. Born in 1901, Mead began to dream of
exploring distant lands while an undergraduate at Barnard College.
She went on to study under Franz Boas--the "father" of American
anthropology--receiving her PhD from Columbia University in
Mead's first book, Coming of Age in Samoa (1928),
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magazines, newspapers, and books. She made documentaries and
appeared on TV. By the time of her death, in 1979, she was the 20th
century's most celebrated anthropologist.
In the void that followed Mead's passing, no successor followed.
While in part due to the fact that Mead's talents were as quixotic
as Darwin's or Einstein's--and so in a real sense, she was
irreplaceable--the cause can also be linked to the changing nature
of anthropological science. By the early 1980s, anthropologists no
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Evaluating the Cost of Conscription in The Netherlands
AbstractThe authors investigate the effect of serving in the military in the Netherlands on future earnings. Estimating the cost or benefit of military service is complicated by the complex selection mechanisms that determine who eventually serves in the military. In this paper, the authors use substantial, policy-induced variation in aggregate military enrollment rates to deal with these selections issues. The estimates show that, approximately ten years after serving in the military, former conscripts have earnings that are on average 5 percent lower than the earnings of members of their birth cohort who did not serve in the military.
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Winners of the PUMA Mascot Design CompetitionAugust 25, 2010
Ahead of the 2010 tournaments, the PUMA Mascot Design competition invited students at selected universities in Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Egypt, Ghana and Tunisia to create a mascot design symbolizing their national team and the perception of football in their country. The students were inspired by joy, hope, pride, honor, and glory to produce either a sculpture, picture, or painting. Selecting winners from so many beautiful and inspiring entries was extremely difficult, and we would like to thank all of the fans who shared with us their vision of what their national team means to them, and how to reflect this in a mascot. We are pleased and proud to present the chosen winners for each participating country.
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Gil Azzurri and American FootballsJune 14, 2010
Only two touches inside the penalty box before scoring. Now our football hearts might be slightly inked with Azzurri blue, but think it's safe to say that Paraguay's 1-0 lead came as a surprise. But the great World Champions weren't here to lose, and less than ten minutes into second half, De Rossi showed that he just might be a worthy ancestor of Rome (Totti), and Italy. Despite several chances the result stood tall when the final whistle blew. But biggest setback wasn't the draw for the Italians - longtime hero, Buffon went out in halftime due to a hamstring injury. Really hope it was just precaution and he's fit again soon.
History was Made Instantly at the Historical World CupJune 11, 2010
Yes. It has begun. PUMAFootball went with many more crazy football aficionados and watched the game at PUMA City in New York. We all knew it was going to be epic, all they had to do was have kick-off and this World Cup was already making history. The first time ever the World Cup is being played on African soil. A symbol and message that is perhaps bigger than football itself.
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Leaving Germany for the flight to South Africa with the Algeria team felt momentous. The Desert Foxes all seemed to be equally focused and excited. Everyone cheered when the plane that was decorated for the occasion, cruised up to the jet way for boarding.
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The "1, 2, 3, viva l'Algerie" chant has been following PUMA Football throughout the stay in Herzoganauch with the Algerian team. The Algerian fans have come from near and far to be with their boys before they leave tomorrow for South Africa.
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When PUMA Football invited the Algerian team to visit the PUMA store in Herzogenaurach, just around the corner from where they are training in preparation for the World Cup - the players leapt at the chance.
Ghana's Rising StarJune 02, 2010
For those in the know, there's no question that Asamoah Gyan is going to be one of the big names to emerge from the World Cup in South Africa. Earlier this year, the striker fired the Black Stars to the African Cup of Nations final and now he intends to blow apart the defences of Serbia, Germany and Australia in Group E. Laid back as ever when we catch up with him at the Puma Unity Experience in Paris. Gyan talks to PUMAFootball about the great expectations of him, dreams of moving to a big club.
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PUMA Football has finally arrived to Herzogenaurach in Germany. This is where the Desert Foxes of Algeria will train and prepare for the World Cup. Although we should be pretty accustomed to it, we're always amazed by the awesome spirit these teams show.
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Living Legends UnitedMay 29, 2010
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Recently I read an article stating that obesity is on the decline. I Googled the stat, only to find that the obesity rate amongst children had dipped for the first time in the last 10 years.
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McDonalds already has more than 1,500 stores in China, and adding 250 new stores would take the tally close to 1800. The reason behind the dull reaction is that Yum! reported a slowdown of growth in the China. In my opinion, McDonald's will also remain under pressure due to reduced consumer spending in the country. Moreover, the slowdown for Yum! in China was also due to the rising concerns of animal cruelty, and health impacts of injecting excessive antibiotics in chickens.
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Moreover, the Indian currency (₹) has depreciated around 30% against the USD over the last 18 months, which is negatively affecting the profitability of Yum! Brands and McDonalds. The currency is expected to further fall due to poor policy and decision making by the Indian government, and a number of corruption cases that have tarnished India's reputation of being a Breakout Nation.
If this was not enough, fast foods like pizza's, burgers, and burritos are bad for health. My gym trainer has strictly advised me to stay away from these food items, and I'm pretty confident that most youngsters like me will be switching to healthier foods. As a matter of fact, Chipotle's burritos are ranked as the 16th worst food item for the waistline in Men's Health magazine.
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This leaves us with 2 investment options: Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN) and Kroger (NYSE: KR). Due to the increased priority of healthier foods, Wendy's has launched low fat food fast food products like boiled potatoes and chili. Yes, most of its offerings include traditionally high calorie food items like sandwiches, but it all comes down what's inside. Wendy's products are not filled with cheese or fried potatoes, which brings down the calorie count.
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Gustav Lundgren is one of Sweden's most prominent jazz guitarists right now. He was born in Stockholm 1980, started to play guitar at age 12. He studied music in Stockholm, Bollnäs and Svalöv between 1996-2000. Gustav started to play at clubs around Stockholm at age 16 and made his first tour to Spain with his own trio at age 19. Between 2000-2012 Gustav toured Japan, USA, Indonesia, England, Brazil, France, Syria, Turkey, Scotland, Slovakia, Spain, Italy, Algeria, Latvia, Switzerland, Austria, Moldova, Ukraine, Transnistria, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Norway & Finland with different jazz groups. He has recorded over 50 CDs as a side man and 11 solo albums. Gustav Lundgren has been working with names like: Jimmy Rosenberg, Jorge Rossy, Lelo Nika, Dorado Schmitt, The Swedish House Mafia, Marian Petrescu, Rasmus Faber & Damon Brown.
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