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Perspectives from fellows in the field of gastroenterology
GI Training in the 21st Century
A Fellow's Perspective
Fellow, University of Kansas Medical Center
March 12, 2001
The landscape of gastroenterology is changing at a rate never seen before. New technology, new pharmacology, new diagnostics, transplant medicine, and an ever-evolving public perception have greatly increased the need for well-trained GI physicians. Job opportunities for gastroenterologists are plentiful, too.
As the discipline continues to evolve, so has the training. Basic scientific and clinical research has become an important aspect of every fellow's training. The field of advanced therapeutic and diagnostic endoscopy also provides new challenges for the gastroenterologist of the 21st century.
As the newest member of the Advisory Board of GastroenterologyWeb.com, I have been assigned the task of addressing these and other issues for gastroenterology fellows. I will explore current issues within the practice of GI medicine and training, as well as new advances and therapeutics, from a fellow's perspective. My hope is that current and prospective fellows, academic physicians, and community physicians will all find this column informative and useful.
To prepare for this column I did several things. First, I considered my own experiences as an internal medicine resident, chief resident, and first-year gastroenterology fellow. What lured me into internal medicine in the first place? Why did I choose gastroenterology as my career? What did I learn during a busy, stimulating, and often frustrating year as a chief resident? What best prepared me for fellowship, a role in many ways different from my medicine residency training? How could I have prepared myself more effectively for this transition?
I asked other fellows, including those in other subspecialties, about their own issues. I discovered several common threads in their attitudes, needs, and concerns.
Overall, subspecialty fellows seem to be a fairly satisfied group. We are fairly entrenched in our career path. In most cases, fellows are learning the skills they will need to be successful in the future. Fellows are entrusted with much more responsibility now, and are generally respected by residents and other staff members. Call is somewhat easier and less frequent.
Despite this rosy picture, fellows did have some significant concerns. Within the smaller, more intimate confines of a gastroenterology division, the departure of a mentor to another institution has much more impact than it would for an internal medicine resident. How does a fellow adapt when attending physicians come and go?
Another concern for current gastroenterology fellows is the challenge of learning advanced endoscopic procedures. We are in the midst of a virtual explosion in technological advances within gastroenterology-ERCP, endoscopic ultrasound, and other therapeutic endoscopic procedures. The role of these procedures within the confines of a traditional, three-year gastroenterology fellowship is certainly unclear, and so-called Advanced Endoscopic Training fellowships are very few. In addition, financial, family, and time constraints prevent many fellows from pursuing further training.
Finally, I asked faculty members about the current state of gastroenterology training. They voice many of the same issues as the fellows do. Changing faculty rosters and its impact on current trainees is of utmost importance. Faculty members also place a great deal of emphasis on recruiting current fellows into an academic position. Finally, molding a gastroenterology program within the stringent guidelines of the Residency and Fellowship Review Committee is challenging.
I hope to address these issues and more during the upcoming months. I am looking forward to showing my perspective, as well as that of my colleagues, on gastroenterology training in the 21st century.
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How to File for Divorce in Galveston County
Divorce may be one of the more difficult experiences you will have to endure, but Galveston County divorce is no worse than anywhere else. Knowing what are you in for may ease the process.
Whether you live in Galveston, Jamaica Beach, or elsewhere in Galveston County, divorce law says that you must live in Texas for at least six months before you file for divorce in Galveston County, and you must have been a resident of Galveston County for at least 90 days before filing for divorce. Bringing your paperwork to the Galveston County divorce court will begin your divorce.
How to File for a Galveston County Divorce
By the time your divorce is final, you will have filed multiple forms with the Galveston County divorce court, but the Original Petition for Divorce is the first one you will have to file. Its function is to officially ask the court to end your marriage. The document will refer to the petitioner and respondent; the spouse who files the form is the petitioner, and the other spouse is the respondent
Before filing for divorce in Galveston County, you will probably want to hire a lawyer. A knowledgeable Galveston County divorce lawyer can help explain the legal ramifications of your divorce decisions and make the process proceed more smoothly.
If you and your spouse can agree on the major issues of your divorce, such as how to split belongings and handle custody of your children, this is known as a no-contest divorce. Texas grants both no-fault divorces and at-fault or fault-based divorces. Fault-based divorces are granted when you can blame the failure of the marriage on one party. No-fault divorces are granted when there is a breakdown in the marriage that is neither party's fault.
Grounds for Divorce in Galveston County
These are some of the more common reasons that Galveston County divorce courts recognize as valid grounds (or reasons) for fault-based divorce:
- Adultery. The court may grant a divorce in your favor if your spouse has had a sexual relationship with another person.
- Cruelty. If your spouse is guilty of cruelty and it is impossible to live together, the court may grant a divorce on grounds of cruelty.
- Felony. If either you or your spouse has been convicted of a felony or been imprisoned for at least a year, the court can grant a divorce based on felony.
- Living apart. If you have lived in a different place than your spouse for more than three years, the court may grant a divorce on the basis of living apart.
- Abandonment. If your spouse left you more than a year ago and not returned, you may be able to get a divorce on the grounds of abandonment.
Tell Your Spouse You've Filed for Divorce
You cannot legally be divorced if your spouse is unaware that you have filed for divorce. You also must prove to the court that you have notified your spouse. You can do this with either a proof of service notice or publishing a divorce notice in a newspaper. The courts prefer in-person service.
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3rd Arrondissement Le Marais Apartment Rental Photos and Description
1 Living Room with Sofa-bed, 1 Kitchen, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, Sleeps 4
SPACIOUS 1-bedroom apartment with traditional high-beamed ceiling.
# 1 minute to Metro Station Arts et Métiers
# 5 minutes to The Marais district, Centre Pompidou and Canal Saint-Martin
Perfectly situated in the popular Marais district, this apartment is the ideal base to explore Paris and all it has to offer. This pleasant neighbourhood is full of restaurants, cafés and bars. You are just steps away from scenic places such as Victor Hugo's house at Place des Vosges, Opera Bastille, the Ile St. Louis and the Canal Saint Martin!
A five-minute walk will take you to the vibrant Rue Montorgueil, where you can experience a taste of the real Paris along this pedestrianized market street. Lined with bistros, cafés, boulangeries and an abundance of independent stalls selling fresh market produce, this street is definitely worth a visit.
Travel around the city is easy, with the closest metro station, Arts et Métiers, just 1 minute from the apartment. From here you can connect to all major transport links in and around Paris, including access to Gare du Nord, Charles de Gaulle Airport and Orly Airport as well as all the main attractions such as the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower.
This 60sqm apartment is located on the first floor of a charming Parisian residential building.
This apartment has beautiful Parisian architecture blended with modern stylish fixtures. Beautiful exposed stone and high-beamed ceilings really offer you the true Parisian apartment experience. On entering, you are greeted by a spacious hallway with plenty of storage space. Just off the hall you have the master bedroom with a large double bed that is towards the rear of the property away from the street ensuring a peaceful nights sleep. The master bedroom also benefits from a spacious walk in closet so that during your stay you can truly settle in, put that suitcase away for a while and make yourself at home!
The bathroom has a spacious double shower, as well as a bidet, toilet, sink, hair dryer and heated towel rail. On arrival 2 complementary toilet rolls, shampoo, shower gel and hand soap will be provided to start off your stay.
After the bathroom, the large hallway opens up into the living and kitchen area. The kitchen is bright, modern and fully equipped for your stay. There is a 4 burner electric cooker, refrigerator/freezer, toaster, coffee maker and tea kettle. Full sets of cutlery and crockery are provided along with pots and pans to help you cook some of the delicious French produce available nearby as well as a breakfast bar allowing you to dine in style. There is also a washing/drying machine for your convenience.
The lounge area has a comfortable sofa on which you can watch the flat screen television with a mix of French, English and foreign language channels. This sofa can be pulled out to provide an additional sleeping area if needed.
Moreover, this accommodation has heating and strong WIFI Internet connection. This small and comfortable apartment in the city center enables you to combine tourism and entertainment in an easy way.
- Charming apartment with traditional Parisian features
- Centrally located – close to the Marais, The Louvre Museum, Notre Dame
- Washer/dryer and hairdryer provided
- Free WIFI and cable television
- Metro : Arts et Métiers (Lines 11 and 3)
*Minimum Stay 5-6 nights at all times, shorter stays accepted if the booking fits with our calendar.
**Check-In: From 3:00PM (late check-in fees apply after 7:00PM)
***Check-Out: At 10:00AM
****Cleaning Fee: 60 €
*****Damage Deposit: 400 €
This is a non-smoking apartment. Pets are strictly forbidden.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Why Johan: Owner / Property Manager chose 3rd Arrondissement Le Marais
This apartment is located in the most central district of Paris (near the Louvre, le Marais, Hotel de Ville, the Seine River, Palais Royal and Notre Dame!).
When you are a Parisian, you love to live in this area as you can go everywhere in Paris by foot or by bike !
What makes this apartment unique
The apartment:
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We absolutely loved staying at Johan's apartment. It was well equipped, clean, comfortable and in a great location. The apartment looks exactly as it does in the pictures - in fact it is more spacious. Johan responded promptly to emails and was obliging in our request for an earlier check in. David met us on time to collect keys and assisted with our questions and was very helpful. There is a folder with helpful advice about restaurants, bars, supermarkets etc. The Marais is a fabulous district with so much to see and do it is an easy walk to Notre Dame and the river Seine. The metro is close by and a fantastic bakery a couple of minutes away. We loved every minute of our stay in Paris - we are a family of four with two girls aged 10 & 13 and cannot wait to return. We highly recommend staying at Johan's place in the Marais you will not be disappointed. We also love the Parisienes' attitude to life with happy hour between 5-10pm every night ! Thank you Johan and David for your hospitality.


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I disagree with Ghostcrawler in part regarding the 80-85 Cataclysm zones. I don't think scattering them all over the continents was a bad idea at all. I do agree that creating a portal hub to all of them WAS a bad idea. Players should have had to travel there - flight path, cinematic, ground mount, caravan - whatever - but it's that portal hub that led to them feeling disjointed and disconnected from the rest of the world. It's the portal hub that ruined the feeling of exploration and wonderment.
I agree that the integration of the new zones throughout the existing world was nicely done. I'm not sure why the concept of "getting out in the world" seems to be defined as having to create a separate continent or world apart from the rest of current content.
I do think the portals are a nice convenience, and I wouldn't want to give them up. However, there were multiple travel options to some of the new zones (Hyjal, Twilight Highlands, & Uldum) because they were situated next to existing Vanilla zones. That helped these Cata zones feel like part of a larger world and story for me. Perhaps, as Caz suggested, more travel options. (I still occasionally take the Deeprun Tram between Stormwind and Ironforge if I'm in the Dwarven District, just because it's something different to do, especially a way to break up the dailies during Love is in the Air.
Unfortunately, Deepholm and Vashj'ir, as beautiful and unique as these zones are, are either only accessed via portal (the former), or just seemed perceptually too far away, even by flight (the latter). No ships? No mini-tears in other parts of the world caused by Deathwing breaking out of Deepholm? It made these experiences less desirable places to revisit after the first toon, reinforced by linear questing which prevents one from picking and choosing content. It's a big deterrent to revisit these zones on alts if you have to quest the entire zone.
Even Wintergrasp was more interesting, for me, than Tol Barad (game mechanics aside!), because it was part of the map, not a disconnected island zone only accessed by portal.
If Blizzard solves the linear questing issue with better balance between choice and linear stories, and thinks hard about where other endgame content is located (the Molten Front in Hyjal made Hyjal mandatory for character progression, rather than, say Vashj'ir), then the distributed geography of new zones might have been much less of an issue.


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The TV Link also has HDMI and RCA connectors, and you have the option of changing the latter from RGP to YUV input, thus enabling versatility. Also at the back of the unit is an SPDIF connector that lets you hook up high quality 5.1 audio to your home theater equipment.
The codecs supported by the TV Link generally plays every movie file that you throw at it. Though clips I shot with my old mobile phone in the 3gp format did not play; avi, divx and other movies formats worked out of the box. The unit supports Dolby Digital Encoding, WAV, WMA, MPEG1/2/4 (AVI/xVID), DivX and JPEG as formats. The output is a full 1080 p, so for old TV sets you will have to programme it to use a 720 p, 4:3 output.
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Canada must be getting something of a reputation for arrogance when it comes to hockey at the world championships.
The fact nobody in this country seems to give a flying fig about the competition translates into sending a motley crew of mopes over there hoping they can somehow find some chemistry as a team the way they used to back around 2007 when we were seemingly miles ahead of the world.
But that's not the case anymore, and that fifth consecutive bow out in the quarter-finals over in Belarus Thursday was nothing short of a slap in the face to the rest of the hockey countries in the world as once again Canada and its players showed they care only about the Olympics.
Because it was an Olympic year, no members of that gold-medal team went or were expected to go, but there were lots of other bailouts as well, all for so-called 'good' reasons.
But when all the Oiler stars declined largely because they had been over there and suffered the same fate four previous times before, there was no outcry, no pressure from the media that these chronic losers weren't doing their part for Canadian hockey. Same with Roberto Luongo or Mike Smith, who attended the Olympics but didn't play once the games meant something.
You would have thought Cam Ward would have wanted another crack at the Worlds given he had also been part of one of these quarter-final exits. If just one had gone with the assurance of the starter's role, things surely might have been different.
As a result, the team over there was largely a bunch of guys who had very little international experience but were willing to go, which is pretty much the criteria now for making the team. And the results certainly showed.
Yes, they won the meaningless games in the round-robin tournament after an expected shaky start against France. They even made Ben Scrivens' numbers look good (1.35 goals-against) in the four games the guy played. But as soon as the slightest bit of pressure came along — enter Finland and goalie Pekka Rinne — Canada melted like a Jamaican igloo.
The started with one of the most inept performances you'll ever see on an international power play, with Canada going 0-for-4 in the first period and actually falling behind 1-0 in the process after giving up a power-play goal on the only penalty they took, that one to our Tyler Myers who would later make the second most egregious error of the laughable evening.
Canada took the lead in the second period on a huge slap shot by local boy Kyle Turris past a partly screened Rinne, and then somehow Mark Scheifele put Canada up 2-1 on a two-on-one despite spending most of the evening on his butt seemingly having trouble standing up.
But they indifferently frittered away countless chances to up that lead and when the third period started, it was time to begin summer vacation and let the devil take the hindmost.
First, Scrivens whiffed on an unscreened 50-footer 28 seconds in, which was such a classic it surely reminded Swedish fans of Tommy Salo against Belarus in 2002 Olympic folklore.
Let's see, Rinne vs. Scrivens? I'm thinking Scotty Bowman might fight that matchup, but the only other choice for coach Dave Tippett was James Reimer, which is clearly a pick-'em. And and he picked the wrong one.
The goal so unnerved Canada that we were treated to some of the funniest plays during the ensuing scrambles in the Canada zone, one featuring a full-out on-ice swim from captain Kevin Bieksa. On the rush, we saw skaters from the Finnish and Swedish league blowing by Jason Garrison on the Canadian back end, the poor fellow gamely playing when we all know he almost certainly needs some time off to rest and work with his groin issues. And then Myers made the big turnover at his own blueline, which led to a two-on-one, Iiro Pakarinen seemingly whiffing on the shot only to have it go through the legs of Scrivens, who by this time was flinching and ducking on almost every shot.
Look, full credit to all these guys who went and gave up part of their summer to play, and play for nothing. They don't deserve to be abused like this, so we apologize. Sincerely, we do.
But that was hideously embarrassing.
It's high time Canada stopped talking about its depth in hockey. It simply doesn't exist anymore.


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Bay Area Travelers (BATs!) are benefitting big time from the Delta vs United cat fight over West Coast airports in the Bay Area, Seattle and Los Angeles. As reported in The BAT, Delta has bulked up on flights between San Francisco/San Jose and Los Angeles. Delta says it will add six new Embraer 175 nonstops […] [Read More]


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KALAMAZOO (WKZO) -- Kalamazoo based author Bonnie Jo Campbell is about to embark on a tour across Michigan's Upper Peninsula, along with over 40 other authors. She's headlining a tour that will begin in Kalamazoo at Kazoo Books on Parkview Avenue on Thursday, and says she'll be reading parts of her books "Once Upon a River" and "American Salvage," among other things.
Campbell expects the subsequent tour to feature many fascinating Michigan author. They'll be making their way to book stores and libraries north through Michigan, stopping in Grand Rapids and Cadillac before hitting Beaver Island and traveling across the UP by August.
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Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio said Tuesday at his weekly news conference that he needed to show more patience last weekend against Notre Dame and he takes part of the blame for the 20-to-3 loss to the Fighting Irish. Dantonio said he thought he got a bit impatient in the second half when the Spartans only ran the ball six times. Next up for the M-S-U is Eastern Michigan at home on Saturday and then a week from Saturday, the Spartans play Ohio State in East Lansing.
Week 3 of the season kicks off tonight with a Mid-American Conference contest as Kent State plays at Buffalo.


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Finding the Spark
BC senior Camille Petri co-authors major research that could hold key to combating malaria
ByAs a sophomore, Camille Petri,'09, was looking for that spark to guide her down a career path with her degree in biology. She wound up in a lab at the University of Washington via one of the most competitive summer research programs in the country.
Two years later, Petri's contributions in the biotechnology lab of UW Professor Paul Yager landed her as a co-author of an internationally acclaimed research project that may give public health workers an edge against malaria, which kills one million people annually.
Yager's lab recently unveiled a hand-held blood test kit – the DxBox – which resembles a beefed-up credit card yet can detect malaria and survive the rigors of rural Africa and Asia, where the disease is prevalent.
"Nobody had been able to try this and we did it and it worked," Petri says of her work, guided by UW colleague Dean Stevens, a bioengineering doctoral student and lead author of the report. "It is very humbling. I'm excited to have participated in the work and grateful to have been included among the authors of the paper."
Unveiled in a report in the December issue of the journal Lab on a Chip, the DxBox is seen as a crucial development in a long-term project funded by The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to develop affordable, easy-to-use diagnostic tools for the developing world.
That Petri would find herself engaged in biology research probably shouldn't come as a surprise. She is the daughter of biologists William H. Petri, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and Adj. Asst. Prof. Arlene Wyman.
"This was an intensive project to which Camille devoted many long hours not only in the lab but in the application process," said William Petri. "For a major lab to let an undergraduate be named a full author is a special acknowledgement of her substantive contributions. That is really nice for Camille and her mom and I are very proud of her."
Camille Petri says she was looking for a summer program that would give her a better idea which route to pursue with her degree – research or clinical work. She was awarded one of the 250 Amgen Scholars summer fellowships, among the most sought after by the top undergraduate biology students in the country. A high school service trip to Ghana, where she saw malaria's devastating effects, led her to Yager's lab.
"What drew me to the project was the fact that it was applying science to help other people, especially those without the resources to help themselves," she says.
During her 10-week program, Petri focused on the biological answers the team was looking for so as to help engineers create the biochemical test kit. First, Petri and her colleagues proved that some of the chemicals in the cards could be stabilized with sugars and stored over time at various temperatures. Then they discovered the stored antibodies did not deteriorate and the sugars did not interfere with the detection of malaria.
Finally, Petri and Stevens developed prototype cards – made up of layers of plastic containing channels, tubes and reservoirs – that could run the test and offer detectable results.
"I was proud of the work that Dean and I did because it served as a proof of concept, namely that malaria could be detected in a microfluidic format," Petri says.
The crash course in bioengineering, fluid dynamics, epidemiology and public health served to steer Petri to medical school, which she plans to attend after working for a year following graduation.
"I realized that interpersonal relationships will need to be part of the work I do," Petri says. "The research experience was challenging, rigorous and incredibly exciting, but I found myself interested in a more people-oriented setting. I want to be the clinician bringing the DxBox to the patient."
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vocenoctum said...
While the Keeshan team doesn't return in Twilight, you do command a squad of soldiers there. Not the same recognition, but so be it. I'm currently running a worgen through Kalimdor and I think the Stonetalon stuff was very well done (night elves and gnomes just mix well IMO).
If you wanted to say that the Alliance lost ground in the Cataclysm, I'd agree with you (night elves are getting beat up left and right), but I don't think the questlines are that unbalanced because of it.
I didn't do the gob-squad on my leveling Tauren. I got to Garrosh, he was an ass, he sent me to help Azshara, where the first mission for my tauren druid was to chop a bunch of trees down and kill off wildlife that was dying due to our actions. ("Might as well kill them and get the food for the horde") So I went off to Barrens to kill more razerback. I know plenty of people don't even read the quests, and it's not a mark on the players, but I always stall on horde side because most of the quests just suck.


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Holiday Inn Express Suites Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
The Holiday Inn Exp Stes Vancouver is the newest hotel addition to the Vancouver/Portland area. It is close to all the attractions that Vancouver has to ...
$80 Per Night
Quality Inn And Suites Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
The Quality Inn and Suites Vancouver is situated approximately 15 miles from Portland International Airport and 154 miles South of Seattle Tacoma International ...
$70 Per Night
Econo Lodge Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
Econo Lodge Vancouver is located within walking distance of Esther Short Park and the SW WA Convention Center and approximately 15 miles from Portland ...
$60 Per Night
Homewood Suites By Hilton Vancouver-portland
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
The Homewood Suites-Vancouver is a Hilton Award winning hotel for both guest service and overall quality. ...
$96 Per Night
Best Western Inn Of Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
Welcome to BEST WESTERN Inn of Vancouver.The indoor pool and hot tub at this Vancouver hotel provides guests with the perfect place to relax as a family. ...
$69 Per Night
Days Inn Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
The Days Inn Vancouver is situated next door to the Westfield Shopping Town Vancouver Mall, approximately ten miles from downtown Portland and eight miles ...
$48 Per Night
Comfort Suites Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
Comfort Suites Vancouver is adjacent to Westfield Shoppingtown, five miles from the Columbia River, and approximately seven miles from Portland International ...
$80 Per Night
Best Western Vancouver Mall Drive Hotel And Suites
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
Enjoy shopping at Vancouver Mall, endless nearby dining, a close proximity to Portland International Airport and much more at this Vancouver, WA hotel. ...
$84 Per Night
Extended Stay America Portland Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
Extended Stay America Portland-Vancouver is designed specifically for people who need more than just a room while away from home. ...
$47 Per Night
Phoenix Inn Suites Vancouver
Vancouver, Washington Hotels & Resorts
The 98 all-suite Phoenix Inn Suites Vancouver is located approximately 10 miles from Portland International Airport and Fort Vancouver and 25 miles from ...
$76 Per Night
Bull Hill Guest Ranch
Kettle Falls, Washington Dude Ranch
Nestled high in the mountains in the northeastern corner of Washington state, sits Bull Hill Guest Ranch. Founded in 1903, Bull Hill is part of a working cattle ranch encompassing more than 50,000 acres of lush mountain landscapes....
Starting at $215 Per Night
Hot Air Balloon Flights in Western Washington
Snohomish, Washington Ballooning
Sail aboard a colorful, nine-story balloon as gentle breezes carry you over the spectacular Snohomish valley, sweeping just over tree tops or rising high above the earth for a picturesque view of the northwest mountains and waterways!...
From $195 Per Person
Morning Star Balloon Co.
Olympic Peninsula, Washington Ballooning
Join Captain Crystal with a view of the Olympic Peninsula, Victoria Canada, Mt. Baker, Pacific Ocean and the Cascade Range in a spectacular hot air balloon flight. Nothing less than extraordinary awaits you....
Starting at $250 Per Person
Whale Watching Adventure / Friday Harbor Cruise
Bellingham, Washington Whale Watching
The Northwest's best whale watching tour! We cruise through the scenic San Juan Islands, with a 2 hour visit in Friday Harbor. We look for Orca whales, Minke whales, porpoise, sea lions & seals, and include a Northwest salmon & chicken lunch onboard....
Starting at $99 Per Person
Whale Watch& Wildlife Tours April - October
Friday Harbor, Washington Whale Watching
Whale Watching & Wildlife with expert naturalist guides in the calm, Orca-rich waters of San Juan Is. Encounter Orca Whales, dolphin, porpoise, seals, eagles, sea lion, kelp forests & tide pool life. Small personalized tours. Safe, Educational & FUN...
Starting at $89 Per Person
Eco Tours w/ Western Prince Whale & Wildlife Tours
Friday Harbor, Washington Whale Watching
BIODIESEL Powered! Intimate sized tours (limited to 30 guests). 46 foot custom tour boat. Large enough for safety and comfort yet small enough for a more interactive experience. Local naturalists aboard every trip. Providing quality tours since 1986....
Barnard Griffin Winery: Wine Tasting Daily 10a-5p
Richland, Washington Wine Tasting
Barnard Griffin is the premier family owned winery in Washington; one of the most award-winning wineries in the state - an essential stop on any tour of Washington's best wineries. Tasting Room Open Daily from 10a-5p. Wine Bar Open W-Sat: 4p-9p...
Unique Wilderness Expeditions for Young Adults
San Juan, Washington Summer Camps & Programs
Unique wilderness expeditions exploring New England,and the Pacific Northwest. We combine small group size, motivated participants and outstanding leaders to create an exceptionally fun and amazing experience. Sailing, Paddling & Backcountry Travel....
$800 Per Week
Your Path to Nature Travel at IWA
South Puget Sound, Washington Sight-Seeing Tours
International Wildlife Adventures: Wilderness tours and adventure travel to some of the world's most unique destinations. Nature and wildlife experiences and photo opportunities await! This international tour company provides packages for Polar B...
Soul Refreshing Eco Journeys->Yellow Bear Journeys
Olympia, Washington Sight-Seeing Tours
Our tours focus on beaches and rainforests in the Pacific NW and in Hawaii. We also off other specialized tours, such as a Green Car Tour. And we can customize a tour for you....
$1,000 Per Week
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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE FROM THE COEUR D' ALENE POLICE DEPT: Coeur d'Alene Police detectives are investigating the death of a four-month old male infant that died at his residence in the 1900 block of Appleway Ave.
The child was found unconscious by his father at 2:55pm on Wednesday August 29th. Medical personnel attempted life saving measures but the child was unresponsive.
Detectives will continue interviews today and have scheduled an autopsy on the infant. No further information will be released at this time. The child's name will not be released until all next of kin have been notified.


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- Funding Received
- $0 in 1 Round from 7 Investors
- Most Recent Funding
- Seed on March 23, 2010 / Undisclosed Amount
- Headquarters:
- London
- Description:
- Global market intelligence
- Founders:
- Dan Wilson, Andrew Walkingshaw
- Categories:
- Visualization, Big Data Analytics, Analytics
- Website:
- http://timetric.com
Company DetailsUpdate
Timetric Ltd develop the Timetric Platform, a hosted service for managing and analysing statistical data, and http://timetric.com/, a website built on that platform.
The company was founded, and is based, in Cambridge in the United Kingdom. The cofounders first met whilst doing computational physics research: they were writing software to manage the enormous volumes of data produced by physical simulations.
They were one of the winners of London Mini Seedcamp 2009; they closed a round of seed funding in March 2010, with participants in the round including Stefan Glänzer, Alex Zubillaga, Sherry Coutu, Matteo Stefanel and Sean Park and Udayan Goyal of Nauiokas Park.
Current Team (1)Update
Past Team (3)Update
Simon Briscoe
VP, Product @ Timetric
Andrew Walkingshaw
cofounder @ Timetric
Dan Wilson
Cofounder @ Timetric
Funding Rounds (1) - $0.00Update
undisclosed amount / Seed
Mar 23, 2010
Products (1)Update
timetric.com was launched in 2009
Investors (7)Update
John Taysom
Chairman @ blinkbox music
Alex Zubillaga
Member, Board of Directors @ Tango
Udayan Goyal
Founder @ Anthemis Group
Sherry Coutu
Founder Member @ Cambridge Business Angels
Stefan Glaenzer
Partner @ Passion Capital
Sean Park
Founder & Chairman @ Anthemis Group
Offices/Locations (1)Update
White Bear Yard
144a Clerkenwell Road
London, EC1R 5DF
Competitors (6)Update
Wolfram Alpha
Wolfram Alpha offers a computational knowledge engine that provides answers to users based on...
Infochimps is a cloud service that streamlines building and managing complex big data...
Majestic Research
Majestic Research scrutinizes on equity such as airlines, casinos, internet, retail and video...
Forrester Research
Forrester is a research and advisory firm that provides businesses with business and...
The Datamonitor Group is a world-leading provider of premium global business information,...
Bloomberg, a financial software, data and media company, provides news, data and analytics for...
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Sew is Life is written by E. It is a little space of blogging bliss inspired by art, design, craft, fashion, beauty and wellness. Based in Perth, Western Australia. Read about the daily ramblings of me being a mother of three and wife to an amazing creative man. The second me makes fresh skincare at SELF Organics. These are my stories sewn together with love.
I'm back guys! With two birthdays down and one to go…I feel I am still recovering from post-kids party stress but I am proud of myself for pulling off the dual party of the year. Lil Man and Lil Moon had the best time and I managed to take lots and lots of photos.
Can you believe we're almost there!! SPRING is on its way. We are mid-way through our Australian Winter and there have been some mornings where no amount of coffee (well in my case…tea) was going to get me out of bed. I have been pretty fortunate not to have fallen sick this Winter and crossing my fingers and toes, I'm hoping my lucky streak continues. How have you been coping with the cold days?
I have some really great news for five lucky winners today. As these were only five entries for the Anti Ox Giveaway (you made it so easy for me!)
BIG Congrats to:
You have all won an Anti Ox Chocolate pack worth AUD$17 each.
Please send through your postal details to me as soon as possible, so I can get Anti Ox to send your yummy sugar-free chocies out to you.
You can email me at evonleearevalo(at)gmail.com
Hope everyone enjoys the rest of the cooler months and for my readers abroad…I'm jealous of your Summer dresses and melting ice-creams!
Stay well everyone!
E x
Thank you all of you who entered in the Sew is Life 2nd Blogiversary Giveaway! There were so many funny, creative, inspirational ideas, I enjoyed reading each and every one of them.
The task of judging was not an easy one at all. So I had to call on the big shot judge, Hubz to help me make a decision on the two I was tossing up between.
And let me get on with it and congratulate..
Tanya please send me a message via Facebook or DM via Twitter to advise where you would like me to send your prize pack to.
Don't worry if you weren't lucky this time…I shall be announcing another giveaway very shortly. Stay tuned and thanks for supporting Sew is Life the past two years, here's to more fun times ahead for all!
E x
How's everyone's week shaping up? It's a public holiday here in W.A, so my weekend feels extra long which is always fun :) Which means this week will feel extra short!
And OH how could I forget…'Sew is Life' had its second blogversary (I think that is a word slowly making its way into the acceptable terms in social media). I must have missed it amongst all the on goings of May and now we are in June! *Mini freak-out* Why this year has been a BIG year for the both of us!
It all started one day when I decided to turn my personal love of blogging into something more inspirational, instead of an online rant diary.
From the beginning, being a stay at home mum spending hours with my darling babies…cooking, cleaning, etc didn't really make me feel 'useful'. Even though everyone told me I was doing a great job…I didn't feel stimulated and challenged. So I decided to share my creative side by writing tutorials about my side projects and my love for all things about beauty, design, fashion and art.
I'm really humbled that I am able to do this blogging gig and have met so many friends along the way that makes this so worthwhile. Plus I love it, because it ignited my passion in starting my own business in organic skincare. I have so much more plans in store for this year for SELF Organics. Follow SELF Organics journey on Facebook & Twitter.
So to celebrate this exciting second year of blogging. I am running a giveaway with some pretty sweet prizes:
Model Co Gloss & Mascara duo
Daiso false lashes
Vintage ring (to fit any size)
Country decorating magazines
Etude House Dr. Mascara Fixer
Etude House CC Cream in Glow
All you have to do is answer this question in the comments section:
What would be the theme of the next party you host and why?
T&Cs: Sorry this competition is only opened to Australian residents at this time. But I have more giveaways to come for my international fans! This competition is based on how creative and unique your response is. And it will be decided by myself. You must also be a fan of the Sewislife Facebook page or follow 'Sewislife' on Twitter. Please indicate which in the comments. By tweeting about the giveaway and sharing on Facebook can score you more points. Giveaway ends on 23rd June and the one winner will be announced on the blog. The winner will have 24 hours to respond, or another winner will be selected.
Please click the social media buttons below to share :)
Have a great week!
E x
I just want to say a BIG Thank You to you all for sharing your comments on what Spring essence means to you. Reading each of them made me smile and gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling :)
I am so excited to host this giveaway because I love being generous and give when I can. It is a nice feeling to make someone else happy and give them a 'spring in their step'. These prizes were personally picked and bought with my own money for the lucky person.
So without further ado, the winner that was selected at random (via rafflecopter) is:
Michelle Katherine Tan
Thanks again everyone for participating in this giveaway. Stay tuned, as there is another giveaway coming up shortly!!
E x
Besides sharing my beauty and fashion addiction on this blog, I also admit to having a problem with fabric. Yes, beautiful, uncut, soft and flowing fabric that in sense has been 'untamed' or not tampered with. A piece of fabric to me is like a DREAM…waiting to be moulded into a beautiful shape to fit a form such as the human physique. It is waiting to be transformed from something so basic to something very extraordinary! So here I am sharing my newest 'fabric haul' :)
My latest fabric buy comes from Tessuti Fabrics in Melbourne. I have bought fabric online before, but it is such a shame I am unable to touch the fabric when buying textiles this way. Tessuti made the experience easy by showing images online on how the fabric drapes and how large the pattern appears.
The main reason for me buying fabric from Tessuti is because they are currently running the annual Tessuti Awards, which is an international competition for sewing/fashion enthusiasts to work towards a brief. This year is all about Spring Racing fashion and the return of 'Stripes and Spots'. Stripes and spots are my favourite pattern, it is so versatile and striking! 100% of the garment's outer fabric must be made from Tessuti Fabrics. I was particularly inspired by Marc Jacobs recent Spring 2013 fashion show for New York Fashion week, he described his collection as "Very brutal, very sexy, very straightforward, no romance, no emotion, just real power and force and simplicity,", undoubtedly resurrecting the Mod-era.
Photo courtesy of Dawn.com
Photo courtesy of Stylebakery.com
Here was what I bought from Tessuti, Ivory Yuki Small and Ivory Yuki Big. Both have a polka dot pattern, just one is bigger than the other.
You won't believe how much this little package made me light up! :)
Such a sweet message from team Tessuti
My lovelies, how I love to work with you
The unveiling
Come back to check on my progress and see how I transform this fabric into something wearable! This will be my first attempt at sewing a dress using a pattern…so I'm fretting just a little (OK A LOT!!) and the thought of inserting an invisible zipper gives me nightmares!! Only 4 days left to go to get in my entry…and I'm pulling my hair at the thought of it. I can't wait to reveal the end result to you guys. Stay tuned ;)
So tell me…are you more of a spots or stripes person?
E x
Snap out of those Winter woes…take some time out to smell the flowers, because yes Spring is just at our Australian door step. Plants are so smart, they naturally react to the changing seasons. I wonder if we humans do the same too. My lemon tree is definitely responding with cute, little pink buds on the branches. Can't you tell I'm really excited that Spring is less than 15 days? Well my reaction to SPRING is to hold another giveaway for my loyal readers :)
Not too long ago I told the bloggerverse that I started a new Facebook Page for 'Sewislife'. Hi and thanks to all my new followers for 'LIKING' my page, I have been posting a lot of photos and interesting links on a daily basis…but not too much that I am bombarding your feeds. *looks sheepish* I hope I am not! Please spread the word out there so others can join in the Spring 'Essence' giveaway too.
Here are some items that have put together for the giveaway, that I feel expresses what the 'SPRING' essence means to me. See anything you like?
- Essence Season of Extremes colour3 nail polish in '06 My best nude friends and me'
- SELF Organics 'AM to PM' soap, handmade using organic coconut oil, shea butter, olive oil and grapefruit essential oil
- Handmade colourful bag
- Rimmel Glam'Eyes Quad Eye Shadow Palette in Urban Flower
For your chance to win this 'SPRING' essence prize CLICK on the Rafflecopter entry form below and ENTER!!!
The competition is opened worldwide. It commences on Thursday, 30th August and ends at Midnight Sunday, 16th September. Make sure you leave your email address in the comments section so I can contact the winner.
The winner will be announced on the blog on Monday, 17th September 2012.
The winner must respond to their email within 24 hours of the announcement to claim their prize. Otherwise another winner will be selected.
Best of Luck my Lovelies!!! Start spreading the word about THIS giveaway :)
E xx
Wondered what it would be like to be a spy? To play a mysterious, sexy double agent with the intel of the secret service working for your country on a dangerous and life threatening mission. Ok, well maybe you would want to risk your life but you would like to exude that same amount of 'Cool' and 'Cunning' of a beautiful Lady Spy.
You can express your inner spy with these amazing red hot heels from Squire Shoes, named 'Lady Spy'. These 7 inch red patent platforms are surprisingly comfy, they come with a thick heel that supports the feet and posture. The front ball of the foot sits on a platform that reduces pressure in the feet, so you could wear these for hours without feeling the pain of 'walking on knives'. The sole of the heels are purple, which is my favourite colour too. Imagine heading off on a secret rendezvous with a hot Spy Guy in these babies.
I was 'in love' when I received these gorgeous heels from Squire Shoes to play with. At $179, it is the ultimate statement shoe to have for the upcoming Spring season. It is definitely going on my wardrobe wishlist for 2012!
And head on over to the Squire Shoes Facebook Page, where they are currently running a competition to win a Squire Wardrobe. LIKE their page and answer the question 'Why do you need a Squire Wardrobe?'. One lucky winner will win the ultimate prize pack which includes a choice of 3 pairs of Squire Shoes at the value of over $600!! So what are you waiting for?? Stop dreaming about these heels already and ENTER!
'Lady Spy' comes in 5 others different colours/styles, in patent, solid calf leather and nubuk material. Check out the website to view their entire collection. Squire Shoes offer free shipping on all Australian orders.
So tell me…how would you channel your inner Spy?
E x
*This review was 100% my own opinion. I was not paid or compensated for writing this review. Products were provided by Squire Shoes.


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HomeVideo: Balls and Cock pulsate injecting seed, then the hairy hole pushes out the load. 3min***
Relaxing between FATES.
Me, a million years ago. lol
I did a thing
Bound ginger is best ginger.
"skullfuck with harness on" -luv2u_2000
Oh man, that video…….
For more hott big cubs, bears and sexy chubs FOLLOW ME: http://bigboysdoitbetter.tumblr.com/
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It's the first day of October tomorrow! I am excited about winter jumpers, boots, wool tights, warm cider, soup and, of course, Halloween.
There were talks of doing Halloween in London this year. I don't even have a costume, just half a pint of blood left from last year. Hmm.


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High Tech - News, Reviews and Tests
BitFenix' Pandora Micro-ATX Case Has Built-In 2.4" LCD
18 Sep 2014 - in News
BitFenix's new case combines an efficient Micro-ATX design with sleek looks and an LCD screen.
BitTorrent's Chat Tool Now in Public Alpha
18 Sep 2014 - in News
Here's a secure way to make calls and send texts.
Three-Way X99 LGA 2111-v3 ATX Motherboard Shootout
18 Sep 2014 - in Reviews
Supporting Intel's Haswell-E and new DDR4 memory, buyers of Intel's X99 platform were probably prepared to pay a premium for mid-market boards. Are any of these $240 to $300 models worthy of Intel's latest CPUs?
EE's Tap on Cash Goes Live on All TfL Services
18 Sep 2014 - in News
EE is expanding its Cash on Tap service to additional modes of transportation.
Motorola Launches Moto X Maker in the UK
18 Sep 2014 - in News
Your Moto X, the way you want it.
EVGA Teases ACX 2.0 GPU Cooler
17 Sep 2014 - in News
EVGA's new ACX 2.0 GPU cooler is more than meets the eye.
Moto E To Arrive On Republic Wireless Next Month For Only $99
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Republic Wireless announced that the budget Moto E will arrive on its network next month for only $99, without a contract.
Unreal Engine To Support Gear VR, Project Tango
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Unreal Engine will soon support two VR solutions.
Cougar's 700K Keyboard Is Built For Gamers
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Cougar's latest number is an unusual approach to a gaming keyboard.
Rumor: Windows 9 Going RTM in Q4 2014
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Windows 9 will likely go RTM before the end of the year.
Tom's Hardware Wants You!
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Tom's Hardware is looking for good help.
iOS 8 Available Now With Five Major Features, Other Improvements
17 Sep 2014 - in News
iOS 8 is now available for download for most still-in-use iOS devices, and it brings both major and minor improvements across the board.
We Have A Sweepstakes Winner, Taking Home CyberPowerPC Black Pearl
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Our sweepstakes winner is getting a CyberPowerPC Black Pearl gaming system on his doorstep this week.
XOTIC PC Intros "Phantom X1" Intel i7 Gaming Laptop
17 Sep 2014 - in News
XOTIC PC has a new gaming laptop with a great low price.
Alien: Isolation "Survivor Mode" Detailed
17 Sep 2014 - in News
SEGA reveals the details regarding Alien: Isolation's Survivor Mode and Season Pass.
Logitech's G910 'Orion Spark' Sparkles With RGB Colors
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Logitech's latest keyboard comes with RGB backlighting and mechanical switches.
Intel Makes Play For LTE Modem Market With XMM 7260, Now Commercially Available
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Intel announced it received certification for its new XMM 7262 LTE modem on China Mobile and that Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Alpha device will be using its XMM 7260 LTE-Advanced modem.
Best Gaming CPUs For The Money: September 2014
17 Sep 2014 - in Reviews
This month reveals a wealth of new processors including Intel's eight-core beast, the Core i7-5960X. We also look at other Haswell-E options and consider AMD's new 95 W, eight-core FX processors, the 125 W FX-8370, and other new models and price changes.
Motorola Launches UK Webstore ahead of Moto X Launch
17 Sep 2014 - in News
Motorola's online store is open for business.
Oculus Rift Competitor "Totem" Shows Up On Kickstarter
16 Sep 2014 - in News
Meet the Totem.
64-Bit Exynos 5433 Confirmed, Will Only Run In 32-Bit Mode On Galaxy Note 4
16 Sep 2014 - in News
Source code leak confirms the 64-bit Exynos 5433 chip inside the international version of Galaxy Note 4; however, the chip will only run in the 32-bit mode initially.
Microsoft Updates Arc Touch, Outs Wired Xbox One Controller
16 Sep 2014 - in News
On Tuesday, Microsoft's Brandon LeBlanc updated the company's Windows blog with news of an updated Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse ($69.95). If you're unfamiliar with this device, it looks like it belongs in the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe, sporti
EKWB's Pricey EK-FCW9100 Could Be Worth The Money
16 Sep 2014 - in News
Can EKWB's pricey water block give you more performance-per-dollar than the stock cooler?
Nvidia Taking Pre-Orders For 4G LTE SHIELD Tablet
16 Sep 2014 - in News
The tablet is expected to ship around October 1.
Budget Sony Xperia E3 Launches In India To Compete Against Android One Smartphones
16 Sep 2014 - in News
Sony launches the low-end Xperia E3 in India to compete against Moto G and the recently-launched and locally-manufactured Android One smartphones.
Phanteks Builds Its First Micro-ATX Case, The Enthoo Evolv
16 Sep 2014 - in News
Phanteks' Enthoo Evolv is a roomy micro-ATX case with all-aluminum side panels.
In-Win Builds Mini D-Frame Mini-ITX Chassis
16 Sep 2014 - in News
In-Win's new D-Frame Mini is an open-air Mini-ITX case for LAN parties.
Report: GeForce GTX 980 Will Cost $599
16 Sep 2014 - in News
The rumor mill has churned out some pricing info for the upcoming GTX 980 and GTX 970.
Comcast Fires Back Regarding Tor Browser Accusations
16 Sep 2014 - in News
There's no war waged against the Tor Browser, says Comcast.
Six updates ready for Microsoft security bulletin
16 Sep 2014 - in News
Microsoft announced its advanced notification for this month's security update, listing three critical updates and six patches in total.


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Screenshots: Google takes up finance
Summary: Google launches a beta version of Google Finance, a Web site aggregating information about companies and mutual funds.
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Google Finance home
Google launches its newest beta tool for investors, called Google Finance. The search company organizes key investment statistics and news for traders.
Google Finance
An individual page for each company listed on the stock exchanges is headed by the current prices and company news.
By scrolling down the page, investors will find the latest income statements, key company management listings, blogs, discussions and more.
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Veteran character actor Jack McGee, known for his stints on NYPD Blue and Rescue Me, is in a shoe-box-size room gobbling like a turkey — to the immense pleasure of four grown men.
"Sound a little more defeated," the writers and producers instruct him.
Playing an evil ruler of a planet has its challenges — more so when it's an animated character dubbed Turkey Turkey.
"What is this? Which network is this for?" McGee asks with a quizzical face once he's finished.
The show is called Axe Cop, and it's one of Fox's animated commissions that will be vying for attention beginning this weekend on Saturday nights. Yes, Saturday nights.
The network long ago established a firm grip in the animation genre with its Sunday-night block of cartoons, propped by stalwarts The Simpsons and Family Guy. Now it's coloring a bit outside the lines, delving further into the circuit with a project it calls Animation Domination High-Def.
The programming outpost aspires to be a destination for an audience of adolescents and young men who might rather spend their Saturday nights partying. Its slate of 10-to-12-minute off-kilter cartoons will air on TV's castaway night from 11 p.m. to midnight, and will be supplemented with online digital frills (GIFs, animated shorts, user-adapted content, etc.) — making the ADHD acronym all the more fitting.
As the network attempts to fill a void once occupied by zany sketch show Mad TV, it does so while attempting to reimagine the costly and lengthy animation process.
"I had this idea of creating a subsidiary that could really benefit from Fox's dominance in our brand of animation, which is a huge part of our identity," said Kevin Reilly, the network's chairman of entertainment. "But I really wanted a whole different culture — something a little more alternative, something more experimental."
Something more like Cartoon Network's Adult Swim? It looks that way. The network hired former Adult Swim development head Nick Weidenfeld and producer Hend Baghdady to run the enterprise.
And it's an ambitious one. Fox is providing financing for 3 1/2 years and is aiming to launch 13 quarter-hour series and three half-hours in that time.
Spearheading the venture are Axe Cop, based on the popular Web comic about a stoic, mustached crime fighter who eats only birthday cake, and High School USA! — imagine an Archie Comics for the Eastbound & Down crowd. January will see two more shows premiere.
It begins in its regular time slot this weekend after getting a special prime-time preview last Sunday alongside Family Guy.
Everything — even the animation, which on other shows is sent off to South Korea — is done under one roof at a 12,500-square-foot studio on Sunset Boulevard, allowing for more collaboration between writers and animators.
Everyone involved seems to be entering with realistic expectations, in terms of ratings and advertising revenue.
"I do not expect to turn the lights on and take over the world," Reilly said. "It takes a while to form a new habit and get animation fans aware of what's on."
With ADHD aimed at hard-to-reach 18-34 males, traditional advertising is getting chucked. Advertising blocks will run at the top, middle and end of the half-hours, leaving each series to run uninterrupted. The goal is eventually to have ADHD-created cartoon-ads.
"This is either going to be a really awesome and successful risk," Weidenfeld said, "or a disaster — but an inexpensive one."


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In Mid-December, after China Sky shuttered its doors, we asked What Should Replace China Sky?
One user seems to have hit the nail on the head, as Jim Montalto wrote simply, " The Local." A story on the Swellesley Report says that rumors of the West Newton-based gastropub eyeing a space in Wellesley are not exaggerated.
See the full story on The Swellesley Report.
The Newton location opened in 2008. In October 2011, Frank Santo, owner of The Local Restaurant, sat down with Newton Patch to talk more about the restaurant there and his other projects.
"The customer is my boss," he told Newton Patch. "Everyone has a boss and the customer is mine. They tell me what they want, and that's what I do."
Launched in 2004, China Sky closed its doors in December with a note saying they were making repairs--however, that may not be the case.


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Miracle of premature Ruby born weighing just 1.6 lbs inspires strangers on @Facebook to pay her $10k medical bills
Miracle of premature Ruby born weighing just 1.6 lbs inspires strangers on @Facebook to pay her $10k medical bills
After Ruby Love Lambright's mother, Lauren Lambright, went into labor at just 25 weeks, the tiny baby spent four months in the NICU and underwent heart surgery, blood transfusions and eye exams. But over her treatments, medical bills exceeded $10,000, which her parents, from Minneapolis, struggled to pay. A photographer heard of their plight and offered to take family portraits for free in exchange for a donation. The show of kindness raised thousands of dollars and has inspired more strangers to donate to her cause ... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2236451/Ruby-Love-Lambright-Miracle-premature-baby-born-weighing-just-1-6-pounds-inspires-strangers-pay-medical-bills.html
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Catherine Hardwicke will not be directing Twilight sequel New Moon.
Despite her recent comments on plans for the new film, Summit Entertainment has announced that it is not bringing Hardwicke back for the follow-up.
According to Variety's story, the reason for the surprise move is one of timing – Summit wanted Moon ready to start shooting this November, but Hardwicke wanted more time to work on Melissa Rosenberg's script.
Hardwicke also references the schedule in her comment on the news: "I am sorry that due to timing I will not have the opportunity to direct New Moon. Directing Twilight has been one of the great experiences of my life, and I am grateful to the fans for their passionate support of the film. I wish everyone at Summit the best with the sequel - it is a great story."
But shortly before the official announcement, Hollywood's rumour mill kicked into high gear with word from gossip maven Nikki Finke that Hardwicke was being replaced because Summit found her tough to deal with.
According to the traditional "insider sources", it was the film's cinematographer and editor who "saved" the film.
The truth likely lies somewhere in between, but Summit is now on a hunt for a new helmer.
[Source: Variety]
Question: Who should direct New Moon? And should it be a female director?
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Papa's Pancakeria, situated atop Maple Mountain, is Papa Louie's latest restaurant extravaganza. You will be crafting the fluffiest of pancakes, waffles, and french toast for new and returning customers. This game introduces the Great Foodini, host of a wildly popular traveling game show. He will show up after each shift to give you a chance to win all sorts of prizes from playing his many odd mini-games.
- Time-management cooking sim in the Papa Louie universe
- All-new pancake stacking mechanics
- Unlock a variety of toppings, syrups, and ingredients
- Over 50 unique customers to serve
- 7 fun Mini Games with 98 prizes to win
- 80 in-game achievements to earn
- Fully customizable lobby, with close to 100 items to purchase
- Weekly paychecks and raises as you level up
Rated 5 / 5 stars 2 days ago
I like this game, its fun, because making food gets me hungry and one of the playable characters has a cat.
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This is my favorite Papa Louie game!Like if it's your favorite too!
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Love this app. totally, I'm giving 5 stars, I feel like I'm the one working XD, because I have a freewill to design it.


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