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THIS HOTEL IS VERY OLD AND THE PEOPLE ARE RUDE NO CUSTOMER SERVICE ALSO THE PERSON THAT CHECKED ME IN GAVE ME SOMEONE ELSE CREDIT CARD INFO TO ME . THE HOTEL IS NOISEY I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ANY ONE TO STAY HERE FOR 75.00 PER NOT IT WAS NOT WORTH IT ALSO DONT USE THE PHONE TO ORDER A MOVIE THAY CHARGE YOU .87 PER MIN AND TELL THEN YOU DONT WHAT TO BE CHARGED FOR THE IN ROOM SAFE ....UNHAPPY STAY LISA CAVINE... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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Simplified acquisition procedures for smaller purchases have returned to the contracting officer's toolbox. (GSA image)
One of the products of the procurement reform efforts of the 1990's was regulatory changes to streamline procedures for smaller buys and contracts for commercial items. There were two basic philosophies behind these changes:
1) to reduce requirements on the government in awarding these contracts, speeding up the notoriously slow government procurement process;
2) to reduce government-unique requirements for contractors, mainly to encourage commercial companies, particularly smaller firms with cutting-edge technologies, to do business with the government.
The major regulatory products of this effort were changes to Part 12 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) – rules for buying commercial items – and to Part 13 – rules for smaller purchases under $150,000 in value.
As part of all this, in 1994 a test program was established to allow the use of the simplified procedures for smaller purchases up to a $5 million buy (later raised to $6.5 million) if the government was buying a commercial item. The test program was regularly renewed by Congress, but never made permanent. Then, in 2011 it was not renewed (stories differ about whether this was an oversight or a conscious decision). However, in this year's DOD authorization bill, the test program has been reborn (though again extended for two years, not made permanent). So now agencies once again are able to use these simplified procedures.
This may sound like a lot of regulatory gobbledygook; why should anybody care? It is true that the procedures for commercial items in Part 12 of the FAR already streamline the procurement process compared to procurements for non-commercial items. (Government newbies who fret about procurement being too slow should be aware that things used to be much worse.)
However, the smaller-purchase procedures authorized by the test program do allow the process effectively to be speeded up – as DOD noted in its request to restore the authority, including in a contingency contracting environment where speed is particularly important. Relative weights for evaluation factors (such as price and past performance) do not need to be specified in the solicitation, and evaluation itself is simplified. Past performance judgments may be based on the contracting officer's own knowledge or based on customer surveys, rather than requiring a more formal process. Some agencies – although the FAR does not specify this – started refusing to use reverse auctions for contracts over $100,000 after the test program was stopped.
There has been controversy over the years about the second strand of these 1990's-era efforts, involving reduction of requirements for contractors, particularly regarding submission of cost data. (Critics worried that many military-like products supplied by defense contractors were being classified as commercial items and that the lack of cost data made it harder for the government to get a good deal on such items.) Whatever one's views on that debate, people should be able to agree, I think, that allowing the government to move quickly and with fewer administrative resources to buy the kinds of off-the-shelf products and services that are the backbone of this regulatory authority is a good thing.
I would love to hear views from frontline buyers in the government about the practical differences between standard commercial item buying using Part 12 and the more-simplified buying now re-authorized in the FAR 13.5 test program.
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MAC Lustre in Lady Bug
135 reviews
82% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.5
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.5
Price: $$$
on 3/11/2013 12:46:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I am rating this lipstick a 5 stars because this is the best shade of red I have ever worn. This works well on every skin type including fair skin types. Since it has a yellowish undertone, the color is not overly red. The only thing that annoys me sometimes is how sheer it gets since it is a lustre lipstick. It is also a buildable color.
on 12/27/2012 4:52:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I believe this lipstick is best suited for yellow or olive based skin tones. I'm a fair skinned yellow based skin tone (fair asian skin) and this is the best red I've used thus far. Russian Red is better for neutral or cool toned women, or dark skin. But Russian Red looked too bold on me. I tend to shy away from red, worried I will look too clownish. But this lipstick, with one coat, is not too bold but gives a great color payoff and beautiful luster. Two coats or more obviously makes it more bold but the creaminess and slight luster keeps it from looking too severe.
The sales lady said it had orange tones in it. I have mid color berry lips and I bring out the pink in many lipsticks. So while I could see a little bit of orange, it also came out a little pink for me because of my natural lip color. But the little bit of orange (pretty subtle) gives the lipstick a little warmth, which compliments warm skin tones. I can imagine this lipstick still looking great on fair skin cool toned gals if they paired it with the right blush!
on 12/8/2012 2:35:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I usually find it hard to wear red, it always somehow clashes with my skin but lady bug is my perfect red. It's not a fussy red, I don't wear lipliner with it and can just slick it on and head out the door. If I ever run out of it, I would probably repurchase, however I'm not a huge lipstick fan so idk if that will ever happen lol.
on 9/24/2012 11:49:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I have been searching for a red that is perky, subtle and a great day-time wear. I feel comfortable wearing this to work and still have that powerful, pulled-together feeling that accompanies red lipstick. It's on the tomato side, but has a warmth to it, almost berry-ish in lower lighting. Either way, I feel I can completely avoid the "clown" look that I felt when I put on Russian Red (and I LOVE matte lipstick). Best part is, I don't have to apply with a mirror, or even wear liner for it to look polished. Better alternative to bright gloss, with a similar wear time. Very moisturizing.
on 9/19/2012 2:35:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is my favorite red lipstick I've used up to now. I think it works very well with my light-med olive skin tone. The lasting power could be better but the moisturizing power is awesome. The color goes on sheer and is very easy to build. Looks great either way. This is a great starter red or shy girl color. This color always looks good and never overdone. I will def repurchase.
on 7/25/2012 10:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is such a boring red. That's right, a boring red lipstick. The formula is great, like all MAC lipsticks, it's smooth and easy to apply, but the color in this one is just SO dull! It reminds me of a girl with zero attitude who is trying to look fierce and gets it all wrong. Horrible.
Well, it's been growing on me. I still don't love it, but I've worn it a couple of times with lipgloss and it's all right. A red that allows you to play up the cat eyeliner. Still won't repurchase.
on 7/1/2012 10:08:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Moisturising formula, great orangey red colour. As it's a lustre it goes on quite sheer, so it is very wearable as a muted 'day' red or you can blot and build layers for a more dense colour. It is a very versatile shade and an ideal red for anyone who is a bit scared of reds and wants to ease in a bit first.
Wear time ? Not great, because of the super light lustre formula. For me, about 2.5-3 hrs without eating etc, but it doesn't claim to be long wearing and reapplication is no hardship.
The smell is the usual MAC vanilla frosting smell, which I'm not mad about but I can live with.
The packing is the usual black/grey and silver bullet shaped tube. Understated. Iconic.
The price ? �13.50 in the UK (approx $20 USD at time of writing!) which is fine for a mid range l/s in the UK but compared to the MAC US price it is again a bit galling, as you pay UK drugstore prices for MAC (I try not to be bitter ;o) )
Buy again? Yes, because it is a fab 'go anywhere' red at a reasonable price from a respected brand.
on 6/22/2012 2:16:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
My favorite red! It looks surprisingly natural and gives me that cherry stained lips look. A must buy!
on 5/11/2012 11:07:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Hands down, the best lipstick I've ever worn. The color is fabulous and looks, surprisingly, rather natural. It doesn't clump up, even on dry lips, and it's fairly long-lasting. This red would work for any skin tone (I'm NW15, fwiw) and is very vintage 40s without being too fire truck.
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Eyes: Black
i love this shade of bright red! it goes perfect wtih my indian skin tone (nc42). i have tried plenty of other red lipsticks from drugstores but they always looked horrible on me.
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The sudden release of water from the Hathnikund barrage in Haryana washed away several segments of a temporary pontoon bridge between Wazirabad and Majnu Ka Tila, as well as settlements along the Yamuna river in north Delhi on Thursday.
Even on Friday, most government departments remained unaware of the damage to the temporary bridge. But the PWD said it would require at least 30 days to repair and construct the pontoon bridge.
PWD Minister Raj Kumar Chauhan said that an unexpected discharge of water from Haryana into the Yamuna had caused damage to the pontoon bridge.
"We believe at least 38,000 cusecs of water was released and the force was strong enough to wash away parts of a temporary pontoon bridge," Chauhan said, adding that the pontoon bridge was constructed two months ago to ease traffic till construction of the Signature Bridge.
Senior PWD officials said they had engaged two steamers in the Yamuna to tow the displaced sections of the pontoon bridge. "By Friday evening, we had recovered around 35 tubes of the pontoon bridge. Some of the tubes had been washed away till Sarai Kale Khan. Once all the segments are brought back and the water level recedes, we will begin constructing the bridge again," a senior official said.
According to the PWD, the force of the water on Thursday night was strong enough to crack the steel clamps and wires that held the pontoon bridge together. "The pontoon bridge was fastened with steel clamps and three-inch wires. The current was strong enough to break these clamps and wires. We will also work on reinforcing the bridge," said another PWD official.
Sources in the PWD said they were not informed of the discharge of water and have taken up the issue with Chauhan.
"Neither flood control department nor the Delhi Jal Board notified the PWD about the impending water discharge. Our officials on ground noticed the current in the Yamuna increase and called the police to stop traffic," said a senior PWD official. He added that everyday, at least 150 vehicles use the pontoon bridge every hour.
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I'm trying to debug my JavaScript scripts, which are running in V8, with node-inspector. On the app side, I just did
v8::Debug::EnableAgent("MyApp", 5858);
Node-inspector connects fine and even is able to pause/unpause and to show the code. However, step-wise execution does not work, neither breakpoints and probably a lot of other things. When I try to do such things, I get these errors from Node-inspector:
Node Inspector v0.7.0
Visit http://127.0.0.1:8080/debug?port=5858 to start debugging.
Received request for a method not implemented: Debugger.setSkipAllPauses
Received request for a method not implemented: Debugger.setSkipAllPauses
Received request for a method not implemented: Debugger.setSkipAllPauses
Received request for a method not implemented: Debugger.setBreakpoint
Received request for a method not implemented: Debugger.setBreakpoint
Received request for a method not implemented: Debugger.setBreakpoint
So I guess I'm missing something.
I'm not sure if what I'm trying to do is even supported - because I guess, node-inspector is meant for Node.js and not for arbitrary V8, right? If so, what would be needed to make it work?
Thanks for the help by Miroslav, esp. to run
DEBUG=node-inspector:protocol:* node-inspector, I got a bit further. Step-wise execution works now, and breakpoints do to in most cases (except when you select the wrong Source file - see below).
I provided a global
process object like this:
// process object: http://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_process
process.stdout = ...
process.stderr = ...
process._baseDir = ...
process.mainModule = {filename: process._baseDir + "/main.js"}
process.argv = ["myapp.exe", process.mainModule.filename]
process.cwd = function() { return process._baseDir; }
Now I get the error
Internal error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'line' of null in the console. In node-inspector, I get this:
Wed, 19 Mar 2014 11:58:43 GMT node-inspector:protocol:v8-debug request: {"seq":170,"type":"request","command":"backtrace","arguments":{"inlineRefs":true,"fromFrame":0,"toFrame":50,"maxStringLength":10000}}
Wed, 19 Mar 2014 11:58:43 GMT node-inspector:protocol:devtools frontend: {"method":"Debugger.setOverlayMessage","id":48}
Wed, 19 Mar 2014 11:58:43 GMT node-inspector:protocol:devtools backend: {"id":48}
Wed, 19 Mar 2014 11:58:43 GMT node-inspector:protocol:v8-debug response: {"seq":41,"request_seq":170,"type":"response","success":false,"message":"Internal error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'line' of null"}
Another thing is that the script files are not always correct. On the C++ side, I'm loading them now like this:
ReturnType execJsFile(const std::string& jsSourceDir, const std::string& extfilename) {
v8::TryCatch try_catch;
std::string fullfilename = jsSourceDir + "/" + extfilename;
std::string sourceStr;
CHECK_RETURN(readFile(fullfilename, sourceStr));
// The origin is for the debugger, e.g. node-inspector. It expects an URL.
Local<String> origin = jsStr("file:///" + fullfilename);
Local<String> source = jsStr(sourceStr);
Local<v8::Script> script = Script::Compile(source, origin);
if(script.IsEmpty()) {
return "JS compile failed: " + jsReportExceptionToString(Isolate::GetCurrent(), &try_catch);;
Local<Value> result = script->Run();
if(result.IsEmpty()) {
return "JS script execution failed: " + jsReportExceptionToString(Isolate::GetCurrent(), &try_catch);
return true;
That puts all files under the
file:// domain in the Sources list. However,
main.js gets an extra entry under
(no domain). When I make the change
process.mainModule = {filename: "file:///" + process._baseDir + "/main.js"}
it goes away, however, that is not how I would have expected ìt to be according to the doc.
When I pause/break the execution in main.js, it shows up in yet another Source
[VM] main.js and gets a yellow-ish background.
Also, all files in Sources under
file:// get the
(function (exports, require, module, __filename, __dirname) { prefix added in the first line of the source. That line does not come from my code but from node-inspector. Why does it add that here? It is esp. strange because my code adds a slightly different prefix
( function(module, exports) {.


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Color LCD Handheld Remote
The MLX-3 represents an incredible value in a rugged handheld remote that's extremely customizable, reliable, and intuitive to use.
The Crestron® MLX-3 Color LCD Handheld Remote delivers an exceptional remote control for home theater, whole-house control, and multimedia presentation, marrying style and ergonomics with rock-solid wireless performance and an intuitive color LCD user interface. Cost-effective and ruggedly constructed, the MLX-3 features a full complement of backlit tactile buttons, easy scroll-wheel menu navigation, and proven infiNET EX® wireless technology.
Whether watching TV, choosing a movie or music title, adjusting room temperature and lighting, or checking the security system, the MLX-3 affords a user experience only Crestron can deliver. Two-way wireless communications enables seamless interaction with AV and environmental systems, with true feedback of all your settings, and the display of metadata for all your digital media.
NOTE: The MLX-3-SF model includes all the functionality and performance of the original MLX-3, with a new, silky-smooth finish that feels great to hold, resists fingerprints, and matches the look of other Crestron handheld remotes.
Color LCD Display
The MLX-3 provides intuitive control for your entire custom home or boardroom through a brilliant user interface that's simple to use and just as simple to configure. Featuring customizable scrolling menus and full-color icons, the MLX-3 makes it easy to select your room, pick a music or video source, choose a radio station, TV channel, or media title, and even access lighting and other home automation controls — all without having to flip through endless confusing pages of static buttons.
Navigating the MLX-3 UI is simplified using the side-mounted scroll wheel and "MenuBack" button, and the three menu selection buttons beneath the screen. Quickly access the media source menu or lighting controls menu by pressing the MEDIA or LIGHTS button, or press the Crestron "swirl" button to access the home and room selection pages. From the home page, you can jump to additional control pages and info screens such as climate control, security, and weather. For multiroom systems, the room selection page lets you choose the room you're in, or any other room, to quickly take control of its lighting, audio, video, and other functions. Whatever page you're on, simply roll the scroll wheel up or down to move through the menu, and then press the wheel in to select the desired lighting preset, music or movie title, TV or radio channel, or any other menu item. Pressing the "MenuBack" button reverts to the previous page.
On each page, the MLX-3 provides true-feedback so you always know the status of the item you're controlling, even if you're situated in a different room. Audio volume and lighting levels are clearly indicated using bar graphs. Room temperature and security system status can be viewed and controlled without leaving your favorite seat. Metadata is also displayed to provide complete information about the current playing song, movie, TV program, or radio station. Even weather conditions are available through the Crestron Weather application.
Backlit Tactile Buttons
A full complement of buttons provides immediate access to everything you need to watch TV or listen to music. A press of any button returns a natural, positive tactile response for effortless use. Each button is clearly labeled using familiar text and icons for intuitive operation. Adjustable button backlighting affords excellent legibility in darkened rooms. Every button on the MLX-3 is fully programmable to deliver precise and predictable behavior, whether simply adjusting audio volume and flipping through channels, controlling a DVR or DVD player, navigating onscreen setup menus, or operating a pan/tilt camera.
infiNET EX® Wireless Technology
Ultra-reliable infiNET EX wireless technology provides steadfast 2-way RF communications throughout a residence or commercial structure. A complete infiNET EX network can consist of a single wireless gateway with up to six MLX-3 remotes, along with other wireless devices such as lighting dimmers, thermostats, door locks, motorized shades, and keypads. Many of the devices on the network act as "expanders," relaying wireless commands between the central gateway and all the other devices on the network to ensure that every command reaches its intended destination without disruption. Every device that is added to the network effectively increases the range and stability of the entire network.[1,2]
Of course, the MLX-3 can communicate directly with the gateway if no other infiNET EX devices are installed. The wireless range for the MLX-3 is 75 feet (23 meters) typical indoors, which can be extended easily using one or more infiNET EX Expanders. Up to six MLX-3s can be assigned to a single gateway.[1]
To ensure the most transparent user experience possible, the MLX-3 has been engineered to wake instantly at the press of a button. Button presses are sent immediately, just like an IR remote but with none of IR's limitations. So spontaneous actions like muting the audio, pausing the video, or changing the channel can be executed on-the-fly with just a single button press.
Extended Battery Life
Instant-waking also allows the MLX-3 to be put to sleep within seconds, helping to maximize its battery life for several months of typical usage on a single set of batteries. The backlight intensity can also be adjusted or disabled to extend battery life even longer. The MLX-3 runs on four disposable AA lithium or alkaline batteries.
Simplified Programming
Configuring the MLX-3 is enabled through a dialog-based program editor, making it easy to designate each menu, control page, and channel preset using full color icons from the library provided. Uploading the configuration to the MLX-3 is facilitated through a USB connection or right over the wireless network.[3]
This product may be purchased from an authorized Crestron dealer. To find a dealer, please contact the Crestron sales representative for your area. A list of sales representatives is available online at www.crestron.com/salesreps or by calling 800-237-2041.
The specific patents that cover Crestron products are listed online at: patents.crestron.com.
Certain Crestron products contain open source software. For specific information, please visit www.crestron.com/opensource.
Crestron, the Crestron logo, 3-Series, 3-Series Control System, Crestron Green Light, infiNET EX, and Instant-Waking are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Crestron Electronics, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Other trademarks, registered trademarks, and trade names may be used in this document to refer to either the entities claiming the marks and names or their products. Crestron disclaims any proprietary interest in the marks and names of others. Crestron is not responsible for errors in typography or photography. Specifications are subject to change without notice. ©2015 Crestron Electronics, Inc.
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Maybelline Fit Me Shine-Free Foundation Stick
377 reviews
58% would repurchase
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INGREDIENTSOUTER CORE Ingredients: Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Methyl Methacrylate Crosspolymer, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Polyethylene, Phenyl Trimethicone, Nylon-12, Diisostearyl Malate, Ozokerite, Polyvinyl Laurate, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Caprylyl Glycol, Propylene Carbonate, Calcium Carbonate, Zinc Pca, Acrylates Copolymer [+/- May Contain Ci 77891 / Titanium Dioxide, Ci 77491, Ci 77492, Ci 77499 / Iron Oxides, Mica] F.I.L. D158948/1. INNER CORE Ingredients: Isononyl Isononanoate, Dimethicone, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Cera Microcristallina / Microcrystalline Wax, Phenyl Trimethicone, Methyl Methacrylate Crosspolymer, Silica, Copernicia Cerifera Cera / Carnauba Wax, Vinyl Dimethicone/Methicone Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Nylon-12, Caprylyl Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Calcium Carbonate, Zinc Pca, Acrylates Copolymer, Lauryl Methacrylate/Glycol Dimethacrylate Crosspolymer [+/- May Contain Mica, Ci 77891 / Titanium Dioxide, Ci 77491, Ci 77492, Ci 77499 / Iron Oxides] F.I.L. D158947/1
on 3/17/2014 12:59:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought this foundation in two colors (120 & 220) both fit me fine. 120 is my winter shade and 220 is my summer shade. Sometimes I swipe the two on my face and blend them together to get the perfect shade. I chose these two shades because I find these to be the most neutral and yellow tone. Anyways I have pretty oily skin and acne prone skin. This foundation does t cover my acne but it evens my skintone. I have to set with a powder because even though it looks like a natural finish and sets itself. My oils will show later. So I prefer to set it with a powder. It lasts at least 6 hrs on me and I do have to blot and powder later. Oh I forgot to mention I'm between an NC 25-30
on 3/16/2014 6:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Other, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Grey
I have dry, acne prone skin.
Coverage: This foundation is a light to medium coverage. It can be built up but not really to a full coverage, so I think you will have to use concealer for acne scars etc.
Consistency: It does NOT have the consistency of a concealer, rather it is very smooth and light weight, so you won't have the feeling as if you are wearing a foundation.
There are 6 shades available in Germany but the foundation has 12 shades altogether in the US. So the lightest shade in Germany (120) was still a bit too dark, I can work with it but I will definetly get the lightest shade available (110) of off ebay the next time.
YOU WILL HAVE TO POWDER. The foundation claims that it is anti shine but I was shining after a few hours, so you will need to powder throughout the day especially if you have oily skin. It clung a bit to my dry patches but if you moisturize good enough that may be avoided.
Altogether it is a good foundation vor evening out skin tone, not so much vover up acne, but it does feel good on the skin. I will repurchase because I like the feel of it and I recommend you rying it out for yourself. It is not that expensive.
Edit: After using the foundation a few weeks I have to say it does not last really long ont he skin an altogether!! If you want decent coverage the doundation will only last you 2-3 weeks.
on 3/15/2014 4:13:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
It is nice that it is shine free and it is really easy to apply. Make sure you set it because at first if you sweat it will come off easily. The coverage is great and it is not super thick.
on 3/15/2014 3:18:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Love the finish, hate the lasting power. Also be SUPER careful to not put this anywhere hot. I bought this from shoppers and walked home with this in my bag and this stuff melted-.- now it's super hard to work with because it's all gooey. It wasn't even that hot. Maybe like 13 degrees Celsius. I tried to freeze it in my fridge but it still stayed with that consistency. :'( On the other hand, this has a pretty good coverage. It says it's matte but it's not. I don't mind tho cuz the finish still looks super natural.
on 3/11/2014 7:23:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I origially bought this in the summer when I was looking for a matte foundation. It doesn't stay as long as I'd like, but the colour I picked matched my skin very well. I mostly used it after spending the day on the beach or at a friend's cottage to even out my skin tone during the evenings. I bought this in 120 for the winter months and use it alongside concealer and powder on days when I'm going for a natural look or leave it in my bag for touch ups after work. All in all, I enjoy it and I'd buy it again, but I wouldn't count on it for all day wear.
on 3/11/2014 1:04:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
It is a quick application, decent coverage, and leaves my skin with a little glow and minimal shine. The only thing I don't like about it is when I apply it to my nose it looks as little flaky, and by the end of the day the product wipes off where my glasses sit on my face. My MAC concealer doesn't do that. But over all it us a good product!
on 3/11/2014 12:37:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
The best thing about this foundation is the fact that in has the shade '110 Porcelain' which suits me perfectly. Finally! I hope they carry this shade across all their foundations. Additionally, they seem to have darker shades. I'm sure all girls at varying sides of the colour spectrum will be pleased.
on 3/7/2014 12:14:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I bought this last night in 'classic ivory', which I thought would fit my color perfectly. I brought it home, and it was waaayyy too light for my fair complexion. I think it was the lighting in the store, because I checked the tester first.
Not only that, but when I swiped it on my nose, it crumbled. I ended up having to mash it back into the tube, which doesn't look pretty. The coverage seems fairly good and buildable, though.
Not the best quality foundation, IMO.
on 3/6/2014 8:38:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I put rebuying as a yes but that's tentative.
Pros: I love how FAST this stuff applies when I'm in a hurry in the morning. A few swipes on my face and buff with a RT face brush and I'm done. REALLY GOOD coverage. Almost full coverage!
Cons: Accentuates dry patches. I have a dry patch on my cheek right now that is driving me crazy (exfoliation not working and it's just irritated) and this stuff just makes it look a million times worse. Ok, maybe I'm over dramatizing it but it doesn't look good.
Makes me look flat. I'm used to the dewey radiance of my BB creams. Once I put on my blush and eyes, I don't look so flat.
Also accentuates pores. I have tons of little white dots all over my tzone.
Will try again with a few different primers in my arsenal and update my review.
on 3/2/2014 4:29:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
TO. DIE. FIR. I have never been a re-purchaser of products before. However, I am on my third tube of this. I have oily prone skin and this makes my skins oils at bay, for as long as a product can. PERFECT packaging for travel and easy storage. Flawless coverage and I barely have to blend. Holy grail, no other product on the market can even come close to what this has done for me.
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210 Parkside Drive
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glCompile() with this fragment shader:
const char PixmapShaderFrag[] =
"precision mediump float; \n"
"varying vec2 vTexCoord; \n"
"varying vec4 vColor; \n"
"uniform sampler2D sTexture; \n"
"void main() \n"
"{ \n"
" gl_FragColor = texture2D(sTexture, vTexCoord); \n"
"} \n";
Here is another fragment shader that compiles before the one above and doesn't seem to cause any issues:
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"precision mediump float; \n"
"varying vec4 vColor; \n"
"void main() \n"
"{ \n"
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"} \n";
The only big difference between the
PixmapShaderFrag shader and the others is
texture2D(), so I think that might be what is causing the segfault. Does anyone know if there is a problem with Mesa and using
texture2D(), or is there something else wrong with the shader? Is there perhaps another way I can do what
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Available for the first time in audio, Fulton Oursler's 1949 novel about the life of Jesus Christ was written with powerful simplicity and set against a rich historical background. Using a fictionalized narrative, Oursler takes events from the Gospels of the New Testament and adds imaginative dialogues and personalities to recreate the first century, while maintaining Biblical integrity. As you experience Christ's nativity, the Holy Family's flight into Egypt, Christ's public ministry, passion, death, and resurrection, you will almost feel as if you were there. With an introduction by Billy Graham.


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Milwaukee named top American art city
Milwaukee was named one of America's top 12 "ArtPlaces" today by ArtPlace, a public-private coalition of major foundations and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Summerfest adds 80-foot Ferris wheel
What's old is new again at Summerfest.
The Ferris wheel is back. Not the Ferris wheel that once sat on the Midway but a new one soaring 80 feet into the sky and set up on the north end of Henry W. Maier Festival Park. »Read Full Article
Pete's Pops, a cart selling frozen treats, launching in June
A cart called Pete's Pops, peddling frozen-fruit confections in flavors like strawberry basil, will debut in Milwaukee within a couple of weeks, with a second expected in Wauwatosa around the Fourth of July. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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On Tap Today: Local documentary premiere 'Can You Hear Us Now?' at Oriental Theatre
Tragically, teens affected by violence in Milwaukee and beyond is an issue that isn't going away any time soon. Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee recognizes that, and now the new documentary "Can You Hear Us Now?" gives voice to area teens who have struggled with trauma, with gang violence, with the loss of loved ones who have been shot and killed.
A year in the making, the 40-minute documentary will premiere at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Landmark's Oriental Theatre, 2230 N. Farwell Ave. Admission is free; register for a ticket at eventbrite.com. »Read Full Blog Post


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I'll take Denver tonight +6.5 vs Portland. Portland slumping last couple of games and Denver can score enough points to keep this close.
Do what's right. In other words, don't be a Donkey.
Thanks for the tip, Larry !! GL !! $$$
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Awards season has been all about one name: Uggie!
The Artist's canine star was the life of the party at last Sunday's Golden Globes – especially when he played dead on stage! – and the buzz around him is getting so loud that he could even make an appearance at February's Oscars.
The talented 10-year-old Jack Russell terrier trained hard for the role that's garnered him so much attention. (On Saturday night, the film was named best picture of the year by the Producers Guild of America.) Here are five things you should know about the plucky little performer.


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It's been a huge year for 25 year-old UK pop singer, Jess Glynne. She released her critically acclaimed, debut studio album, "I Cry When I Laugh" in August on Atlantic Records. When we saw that Jess was coming to Seattle, we knew this was an act we couldn't miss. We managed to score some last minute tickets to the Jess' first Seattle appearance.
The Setting: Barboza– A small Seattle nightclub located in the basement underneath popular venue, Neumos; perfect place to catch a live act like Jess – you can be standing in the very back and still feel like you're up close.
After grabbing a drink at the bar, we squeezed our way up to the front to watch Jess perform to a sold out Seattle crowd. Her five person live band had just finished setting up as Jess and her two backup vocalists came marching on stage to a warm reception from the audience. Right away, Jess dropped into her hit single Ain't Got Far To Go. Everyone knew the words and was had no problem singing along with the dance pop star.
It's rare to find a vocalist that sounds just as good live then she does recorded, but I must say Jess is the real deal; rather than her songs being fully of cheesy phrases, her powerful lyrics and vocals purvey real soulful meaning that listeners can connect to. After performing a few more of her upbeat songs like Rather Be, Jess slowed it down and went into one of her more emotional songs, Take Me Home. With the whole crowd singing along and swaying left to right with the beat, it made for a strong emotional connection between the music and the crowd.
After Jess blaze through a bunch of her hits, she finished off with Don't Be So Hard On Yourself and rushed offstage with the band. No one in the crowd even thought of leaving and immediately began chanting "One more song, one more song." After a minute went by, Jess and company marched back on stage and performed Hold My Hand, which made for an epic encore.
Overall the show was fantastic; words can only describe how great Jess' live performance is. If Jess ever comes to your town, I highly suggest you don't miss it. We attend a ton of shows each year and Jess was hands down one of the best live acts we've seen in 2015.
BUY JESS GLYNNE'S ALBUM: I Cry When I Laugh (Atlantic Records)
Jess Glynne's Barboza set list:
"Ain't Got Far To Go"
"Real Love"
"Rather Be"
"Gave Me Something"
"It Ain't Right"
"Why Me"
"Love Me, Love Me"
"Take Me Home"
"Tears Dry On Their Own"
"No Rights, No Wrongs"
"You Can Find Me"
"Don't Be So Hard On Yourself"
"Hold My Hand"
Plates is collection of 8 prime cuts, selected and presented by Main Course's very own BOT. House music is what drove him to start DJing so many years back, and has been the main inspiration behind what we present, as a label, and individually as DJs. You'll see some familiar names on the track list, as these tunes were hand picked from from our good friends, and exciting new talents we've found along the way. The goal was to compile an album of strong house tracks that bring something unique to the table, while at the same time avoiding the current cliches of the genre. We excitedly present Plates, a collection of different flavours and ingredients, studio fresh from our talented roster of world class chefs!
Starting things off, we head to New York, where Tony Quattro presents 'My House' with vocal seasonings from the animated subway performer Showtime Willy. Next up, Smalltown DJs (Fools Gold, Main Course), Christian Martin (Dirtybird) & Sabo (Sol Selectas) combine and complement the vibe with 'Sandia'. BOT makes his first pairing of the compilation alongside Buffalo based up and comers Eyes Everywhere on the low tuned 'Day Job'. New to our kitchen, 17 year old Landis LaPace checks in from Miami with, 'The Heat', fittingly, and it's a scorcher! Skitzofrenix kindly contributes a Chicago styled bonus mix of 'Bounce' to the menu, following up on the massive success and supports of the original (which include Oliver Heldens, Tchami & A-Trak). Another relative newcomer, Slowbody joins BOT for his 2nd of 3 collaborations on the album entitled 'The Dream'. The 3rd tag team effort then comes immediately after, as frequent collaborator, and Main Course bredren Astronomar joins in for 'Magic Jargon' – always a winning combination! Plates then serves one final pairing, suited for late nights and late tastes courtesy of Kid Kamillion and Jesse Slayter. Two incredibly skilled craftsmen in their own right, together they deliver the anthemic 'Warehouse' signaling the end of Plates for now, but only just the start of something special…
01. Tony Quattro – My House (feat. Showtime Willy)
02. Smalltown DJs, Christian Martin & Sabo – Sandia
03. Eyes Everywhere & BOT – Day Job
04. Landis LaPace – The Heat
05. Skitzofrenix – Bounce (Bonus Mix)
06. Slowbody & BOT – The Dream
07. BOT & Astronomer – Magic Jargon
08. Kid Kamillion & Jesse Slayter – Warehouse
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We've been hearing a lot about the new Native Instrument's .stem format, but we just recently discovered an awesome new startup emerging out of Seattle called Dubseed. If you aren't familiar with a 'stem' Dubseed describes it as:
"The multiple layers of instruments and sounds that comprise a song. Think of a tracks drums, vocals, bass (and so on) as stems, that when played together make up the original composition"
Dubseed that takes a unique approach when it comes to stems. Rather than Native Instrument's .stem file, which is limited to only 4 parts, (melody, vocals, drums, bass) Dubseed allows users to add as many stems as they'd like. The Pacific Northwest startup rolled out a Beta version of their website a few months back with a fully functioning, interactive stem player. This stem player allows listeners to listen to the track as a whole or solo individual elements of the track. Pretty cool if you ask me.
Dubseed proves to be a valuable resource for DJs and producers alike, giving them full control of what part(s) of the song they want to hear. As a producer you can upload your stems on Dubseed and make them available for sale or free download. This is a fantastic tool for up-and-coming producers to get discovered and remixed as well as the more established producers to make money by selling their stems. Alongside that, you can use Dubseed's interactive stem player as an educational tool to gain a deeper understanding as to how how tracks are composed, furthering your musical knowledge. We were able to get in touch with founder and CEO Rob Capelluto who had this to say about Dubseed:
"Our vision for Dubseed was to create a platform where musicians, DJs, producers, and casual listeners could not only go to listen to music, but also explore it at a granular level. It's our goal here at Dubseed to create a network where artists can easily find new content to use in their records and mixes and also get inspired by exploring the creative processes of others. We hope as more content gets added to Dubseed daily, that it will become a valuable resource to the community."
We're loving Dubseed's approach to stems. With all the controversy surrounding SoundCloud lately, it will be interesting to see if users began switching to other platforms, one of which could be Dubseed.
Wave Racer dropped his new single "Flash Drive" off his upcoming EP and we're really diggin' it here at GLT. The EP is scheduled to release on the Future Classic label sometime in October. We've been huge fans of Wave Racer for quite some time now and we're absolutely loving Flash Drive. While continuing to carve out his own unique sound, Wave Racer keeps impressing with with each release. We had the opportunity to sit down with Wave Racer after Paradiso Festival and learn a little bit more about the man behind Wave Racer.
Continue reading for our exclusive interview with Wave Racer and check out his new single "Flash Drive":
GLT: For people that aren't familiar with Wave Racer, could you tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got into music.
Wave Racer: Wave Racer is a project I started. It was not the first musical project I've been a part of, but it's definitely the most personal, most 'me' project I've done. Before I was Wave Racer I was doing music with a friend of mine under a different name. We were making disco house. It was very 'Ed Banger Records' inspired stuff. I kind of got bored with sampling old disco records even though I loved it and decided I wanted to make my own sounds and thats how I got into sound design. That's where Wave Racer came about; out of that desire I had to create new sounds and also just broadening my musical tastes, horizons and discovery.
GLT: You've become notorious with sampling video game sounds. How did that come about?
Wave Racer: I like using those sounds because they have an element of nostalgia. I like making people feel nostalgic when listening to music; its really a powerful emotion, especially when consuming art and music together. It reminds you of when you were a kid and didn't have any responsibilities or sadness; you were just playing video games having the time of your life. Those sounds are symbols of that I guess. Also the sounds in video games are just very interesting and cool to work with. They always seem to pop out in mixes.
"I like making people feel nostalgic when listening to music; its really a powerful emotion,, especially when consuming art and music together. It reminds you of when you were a kid and didn't have any responsibilities or sadness."
GLT: Have you ever looked into sound tracking for video games?
Wave Racer: I would love to but it's a whole different ball game. I would love to try it in the future and I have been offered before but I've never actually had the opportunity to do it.
(Wave Racer at Electric Forest)
GLT: You've been pretty busy touring around this summer. You've played at Splash House, Electric Forest, What The Festival, and now Paradiso. Have there been any highlights?
Wave Racer: I've got to say, Electric Forest was frickin' amazing. I've never been to Electric Forest and I've never seen a festival like that before. I played an early set and had a pretty big enthusiastic crowd for that time of the day so I was really happy with that. Just going around that festival and hanging out with friends back stage was really fun.
GLT: Do you take a different approach when playing small shows vs. larger festival sets?
Wave Racer: Not really. I probably make a few changes depending on the kind of event it is, but they're very subtle changes. I like to just 'do me' every time and want people to know who I am. I try and play as much of my own music as possible and make my set about my own production.
You recently remixed Duke Dumont's "The Giver". How did that come about?
Wave Racer: Duke reached out to me to do that remix. He's always been a fan and wanted to work with me in some capacity, so he asked me if I wanted to do an official remix for that. I liked it because the vocal is quite nice and I wanted to flip it on its head and make it different. When I first heard it I was like, "Yeah, I think I can do something different with this."
GLT: If you could collaborate with any artist, living or dead, who would it be?
Wave Racer: I would love to collaborate with Hudson Mohawke. He's alive and well and killing it (laughs). I've always been inspired by his stuff, especially his album that just came out. Amy Winehouse would be pretty cool as well. I've been getting into this pop production mindset and she just has one of those voices, you know?
(Wave Racer Performs on The Wreckage stage at Paradiso)
GLT: Who's been your biggest influence as an artists?
Wave Racer: So there's many… Before I was doing Wave Racer, disco, soul, and funk music was a huge influence, the French Ed Banger sound. Modern producers would be Rustie, Hudson Mohawke, and Cashmere Cat who are doing killer things not only with their own projects, but also for other artists. Since I'm primarily a producer and that's what I like to do, it's inspiring to see the work of other producers.
GLT: Any production tips or favorite plug-ins you use?
Wave Racer: I'm just an Ableton user. I don't have any fancy tricks. I'm pretty boring to be honest. I have a few go-to synths like Sylenth 1, Massive and FM8, which are pretty common. That's basically it. I have go-to's and a big sample library. The biggest trick of mine is just simple stuff like EQ and compression – learning how to do that well can fix any problem pretty much.
GLT: How would you describe a Wave Racer show to someone that's never been?
Wave Racer: It's different. It's bouncy, it's bright. There's highs and lows – it's dynamic; its not just 'full throttle' the whole time. That's what sets it apart from other electronic shows. If you are a fan of the music it's engaging in that sense.
"It's bouncy, it's bright. There's highs and lows – it's dynamic; its not just 'full throttle' the whole time. That's what sets it apart from other electronic shows."
(Wave Racer drops "Streamers" at Paradiso Festival)
GLT: Do you ever think about how you would change a set after you perform?
Wave Racer: I don't do DJ sets very much because I use Ableton Live and its kind of planned out and I have a show in mind. I don't really think about the setting that much even though I should. The thing for a live show with me is to showcase my own music and the music I love along with it. I treat it more like a showcase than a DJ set where you improvise. I do DJ as well and when I do that I switch it up, but a show like this in America, I plan it and go with it and see how they respond.
"The thing for a live show with me is to showcase my own music and the music I love along with it. I treat it more like a showcase than a DJ set where you improvise."
GLT: Have any hobbies you do in your spare time?
Wave Racer: I like to make coffee and I like to cook. I have an espresso machine at my house and I enjoy using that. I also like to hang out with my cats. I don't know if that's a hobby, but yeah. I spend a lot of time making music.
GLT: What's your best meal in the kitchen?
Wave Racer: I'm actually not that good of a cook. I'm trying to learn to cook more things. I've learned how to cook mushrooms really well. I do a mean cherry tomato, mushroom and avocado toast. That's my signature at the moment.
GLT: What's one video game no one could beat you at?
Wave Racer: I'm not a nerd, I'm not that good at video games. Although I was pretty damn good at Mario Party on the original N64. I was also pretty good at Super Smash, but I could get beat at that. I could definitely get beat in Mario Kart. So yeah, I could definitely get beat in anything, but those are the game that I would put up a good challenge.
GLT: Any last words of wisdom or advice for the Wave Racer fans out there:
Wave Racer: Just do you! That's it.
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The idea of dedicating yourself to music might be different than the idea of setting your sights on a career towards music. I think a very fortunate by-product of committing yourself to music is the potential of making a career out of it. But I think it is very difficult, mind you in the do it yourself aspect of underground dance music. I think the first thing is that you have to want to do it because you love to do it and then whatever happens from there happens. There is so much more to it than just saying, "I'm going to be a professional musician." Your music has to speak for you, but there are a lot of other things that have to speak for you, like your personality and your demeanor. Because unless you're gonna do it on your own, you're gonna require the support from a label and other artists to build a team around. If you do it without a good demeanor and without being able to work as a team then it is a very difficult process because you have to completely rely on your music and you advocating for yourself.
This industry is a community, and you rely on the community to take steps together.
And hopefully you branch off, but until then those people that are assisting you are integral. There is an authenticity that you have to see and be part of. I think now I can tell if somebody is not authentic and just kind of throwing their music on me to advance themselves and not being part of a team.
I recently went to the CNTRL Tour in Seattle and saw Richie, Ali and Chris talk about how it is so important to build a community around your music and to build fans from the beginning. You are somebody who grew up in Windsor so tell us a bit about your experience building a community there. [Justin James's CNTRL profile]
Well first off, two of those names you mentioned are two of the communities I am part of, Richie's Minus label and Ali's [Dubfire] Sci-Tec. And that is where I am going back to; one of the things I am fortunate for is growing up in Windsor, OR where Richie is from, where Heidi from BBC Radio 1 is from, and many more. I was fortunate to meet Rich in a club opening for him one day and talking to him afterwards. He asked me to send him some demos, you know. And that relationship with Rich eventually led to him signing one of my tracks. And then Dubfire was playing out one of my tracks, in the same community where I was a resident DJ, who had booked Dubfire before. I asked the owner of the club, my friend, for Ali's information. So I texted him saying, 'hey this is Justin James from Windsor, thanks so much for playing Suck My Soul tonight.' And he responded saying, 'Justin please add me on skype.' And that day I sent over about 15 tracks and he had a listen and he signed an EP off that. But you know it's all about networking and being genuinely kind and realizing that this is a community, and we're part of a bigger plan here. Its not only about me building a career out of this, it is about me contributing to a culture that influenced me.
Now I'm on the other side now where I can influence the culture, instead of just being a consumer of the culture, I can now provide to the new consumers who can end up being contributors.
Lets talk about upcoming artists that you have been keeping an eye on.
The one thing, the beauty of this, is that there is so much new music.
It's a beauty and a curse I guess, you know? This industry is so accessible right now, there's also very few barriers to entry, other than signing to a label. But the music that comes to me in certain ways, whether it's through Beatport or through promos, I have this small window of music that I take in. There are so many great artists; it's hard to single out one or two. I have the luxury of knowing a very strong artist named Ante Ujevic who is from Windsor, a young kind on Refused Records. Richie has been playing a lot of his tracks. He is one of the ones who's not very well known, but I expect big things from him. Another is Weska, who I am playing with tonight; he just did a release on Octopus. I was playing out one of his tracks on Halloween at ENTER in LA.
Do you have any future collaborations coming out soon with artists you have been talking about?
Another new artist, somebody I will be collaborating with really soon, is Asher Perkins.
He is from Detroit and has an EP coming out on Minus really soon. We have an interesting plan where we're gonna integrate some technology and also our artistry collaborating in the studio. We're also gonna collaborate using a new service called Splice. We are talking with Splice right now with the idea of potentially opening it up to the community to let them contribute somehow, through remixes or basically a 'group remix'.
Lets talk about your production methodology and the essential tools in your studio.
I have been an Ableton certified trainer for about 6-7 years now, so Ableton has always been my centerpiece, my nerve center of the studio. For the most part, I am working with hardware now. A big one is my Access Virus TI, I really enjoy that; from the software side of things, the NI Maschine and Komplete package. I am also really into the new Roland Aira line, which I am really enjoying. I am integrating that into the System 1, the TR8, and the TB3. I am really looking forward to the system 1M, which is the modular piece from Roland. I also have a lot of electron gear, which I haven't been using much as of late. They are coming-out with a new software called Overbridge that will tie their gear nicely into the digital side of things.
Thanks so much for your time; do you have any last comments to share with you fans and readers?
I think the big thing is to help spread this community. To help spread this culture in a positive way and to contribute however you can. Whether you are a consumer or a creator. I think it is important to realize that this is an amazing thing, and it is a beautiful, beautiful art form and culture. You gotta keep pushing those positive aspects.
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Label // Poker Flat Recordings
Release Date // August 28
Catalog Number // PFR165
Now here's something special. A straight up, bonafide dancefloor smashing beast of a tune. Daniel Dexter continues his long and fruitful relationship with Poker Flat by channelling the sound of classic Inner City in 'Deeper Love', an early 90s house bomb that will send shivers down your spine. Underpinned by a resounding synth riff and dancing counter-motif, Kaori Kaneko's vocals provide the perfect foil, packing a powerful and soulful punch.
Prolific Parisian Alexkid provides a radical reinterpretation: stripped down, muted and glitchy, with the vocal cut up into fragmented shards that flutter and fibrillate in an ear-tingling fashion.
While on the flip, Berlin's Bay Area import Kevin Knapp intones the names of classic Hollywood starlets over the smooth groove of 'Heroine'. The fulcrum of the track – a fat and rubbery analogue bass – comes to the fore on an instrumental mix, perfect for long blends and deeper palettes.
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Catalog Number // DC144
Label // Drumcode Records
Artist // Alan Fitzpatrick
The most prolific artist on Drumcode after the brands figurehead Adam Beyer, Alan Fitzpatrick makes a triumphant return to the scene-leading imprint this August. Having spent the first half of the year pulling up trees via a critically acclaimed EP for Scuba's Hotflush Recordings and supporting high profile album releases from Roisin Murphy and Leftfield with his increasingly in-demand remix skills, 2015 has seen Fitzpatrick strike a balance between fuelling the fire he has built over the last 7 years and breaking new ground of his own and spreading his musical wings.
This continues his incredible year that includes standout remixes of Roisin Murphy, Dubspeeka and Leftfield, plus a debut release on Hotflush. (Plus remixes on BPitch and Hypercolour to come!)
This typically bombastic three-tracker of explosive, crowd-moving techno opens with 'U Said U'. A massively hyped tracks that has been the subject of huge fan-demand since it first featured on Beyer's Drumcode Radio in January. However, 'Love Siren' will battle it out for the most attention from punters, packed with all the power and punch required to knock over festival crowds as it systematically builds and drops this is one for the big open air stages. 'Rumours' wraps things up in slightly more understated but non-the-less effective fashion with its drawn out, tension building intro mushrooming into a crescendo of sleazy chords and sparking melodies.
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Following a slew of successful European club shows for Pacha Ibiza and at key festivals across Europe, Tensnake announces a US tour that starts with Full Moon Fest in New York on August 1st and includes a show at Insomniac's Nocturnal Wonderland on September 6th. It's his first run of US dates since the release of Keep On Talking/The Walk on True Romance in June.
"I am very happy to be returning to the US," says Marco. "Over the years I have built up a strong relationship with the fans and I am looking forward to playing at some new venues as well as returning to some which are already like a second home. Musically, there's a big change going on. America is exploding. Exciting times!"
Look out for brand new music and remixes from Tensnake later in the year. In the meantime, check out the full list of confirmed dates so far.
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Ever evolving, Lake's most recent ventures have been a mixture of playfully funk-infused grooves imparted with modern house sounds, taking his productions in an exciting and creative new direction.
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Capitol Hill Block Party (CHBP), now in its 18th year, is coming up this weekend and the GLT crew could not be more excited. This annual 3-day arts and music festival takes place in the heart of Seattle's lively and vibrant Capitol Hill neighborhood, encompassing six city blocks and featuring over 100 artists from around the globe.
CHBP takes over Capitol Hill this coming Friday and continues over the course of the weekend. This year's artists feature some fantastic daily headliners such as the well-known Brooklyn-based electronic/instrumental duo RATATAT, indie-rock group TV on the Radio fresh off their fifth studio album release this past winter, and critically acclaimed UK-based indie-rock duo The Kills.
The lineup also features some fantastic undercard artists. Jamie XX, member of the London-based band The XX, is sure to bring his fresh electronica flare to the main stage on Friday. Expect the crowds to be in awe over the chillwave vibes provided by artists such as Toro y Moi and Com Truise. Father John Misty, former drummer for Seattle-born Fleet Foxes, will bring his earnest melodies and autobiographical lyrics as the sun slowly fades from the sky on Sunday. These are just some of the numerous talented individuals performing during the festival.
(A$AP Rocky & Ferg at CHBP 2014)
The festival grounds comprise the area from Broadway to 12th Avenue between Pine and E Union, which is cordoned off for festivalgoers the entire weekend. The setup includes two outdoor stages constructed specifically for the event and three indoor venues (Neumos, Barboza, and Cha Cha Lounge) are utilized within the grounds to host the abundance of artists sure to please a wide variety of attendees. Parking is VERY limited, so public transportation or a taxi service is your best bet to get to the festival.
The festival grounds are also host to a variety of established Capitol Hill food and drink locations. If you're looking to refuel quickly midday, hit up Big Mario's for a slice or two of New York-style pizza, Rancho Bravo for some quick, authentic, and cheap Mexican food, or Pike Street Fish Fry for a basket of fish and chips. Don' forget to stop by Cupcake Royale afterwards to pick up one of their award-winning cupcakes or other bakery treat. All of these can be had without exiting the festival grounds. CHBP offers a beer garden, but many great Capitol Hill establishments, such as GRIM'S, Sam's, Comet Tavern, Unicorn, or Barca can provide excellent beer options along with fantastic cocktails.
Weekend and daily passes are still available. Don't miss out on what is sure to be another memorable block party.


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I hope this is the new standard for Red Lobster. Fresh looking, friendly greeting and good food. I had the lobster bisque and spouse had the shrimp, both vrry good.
Sangria and lobster pizza were excellent. I was surprised that not a single person was in the bar area, however it was a Sunday night so I'm not sure how busy it was. Staff was very polite and prices reasonable.
Perfectly cooked seafood at a nice clean modern looking red lobster. Restaurant is fantastically clean and shiny. Easy parking access radiates from the door. Professional attentive wait staff. I disliked nothing about this restaurant
It's hard to beat New England fresh seafood. But if you aren't lucky enough to be on the coast, at least you get consistently yummy dishes at Red Lobster. Food was hot, tasty, and portions were large. Wait staff was helpful and efficient. I go back every time I'm in town.
We were given quick service with beverages and appetizer, soup & salads came out quickly. The stuffed mushroom appetizer was too oily and had too much cheese to mask the lack of flavor of the seafood stuffing. We then had to wait a bit for our entrées. The shrimp Alfredo was overcooked, but we were satisfied with the steak, kids...
If you like the chain, this store will not disappoint. Just like being at a Red Lobster any where in the USA.
I went out to lunch with another family member. They had the wood grilled chicken with a skewer of shrimp. They said it was very good, The temperature of the food was hot and the chicken has some nice seasoning to it to give it a good flavor. I chose the create your own lunch plate with two items. I...
We enjoyed our meal; our server Jen was very helpful. The food was delicious, and the portions ample. The location clean, all items were well marked. Attractive decor. A typical Red Lobster.
What I didn't like had nothing to do with the service, location, or meal. Red Lobsters are "pat" chain restaurants. Nothing's cheap and/or unique. Dinner for 4 with...
Our server was very friendly, prompt, abd enhanced our dinner. The food was great and really filled our seafood craving. We will definitely be back. Noticed that staff was constantly moving around, picking up, checking in etc. A well run restaurant.
In the day, I would leave Red Lobster with a full stomach and anticipation of a quick return. It now seems like the same seafood served in every other fast food chain:( The food that set them apart is missing .The staff is always awesome and the drinks good, we'll be back...just not as often.
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