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Well Established Web Design Agency #472123 posted Jul 17, 2017
- New York, New York, United States
- $79,000
Business Description: Excellent custom web design agency in Manhattan, operating for 15 years. The business has over 150 past and current clients. It specializes in creating and maintaining websites for professionals and comes with a subsidiary business specializing in web development specifically...
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- New York, New York, United States
- $6,000,000
This highly profitable, very well-established, and highly respected digital production company has been in business for more than 30 years. Clients include the biggest names in corporate and television history. Services include TV commercials, promotional videos, informational videos, and other creative...
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- New York, New York, United States
- $1,995,000
This high-growth internet company has solid profits, a simple business model, and recurring revenue. This fast growing business helps people & companies create a positive reputation online while maintaining extremely high profit margins and almost no fixed overhead to speak of. By having a few simple...
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- Red Bank, New Jersey, United States
- Available On Request
Well Established Top Franchise Opportunity - Providing Marketing, Print, Design, Mail, Web and E-Marketing solutions to small and mid-size companies - All B2B using sophisticated technology SEO and SEM. Unsurpassed Franchise Support & Marketing - Over 250 Locations with Top 50% doing over $1.M - High...
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- New York, New York, United States
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US Patent 7,493,279 for license. This is an online collaboration tool for lawyers to draft and agreed to loan syndication documents Live between several users. As lawyers we are all aware how difficult it is to have to amend terms on a document, get an agreement with others or re-amend, Now imagine...
Established NYC Technology, Web Development Firm #462937 posted Feb 15, 2017
- New York, New York, United States
- $899,000
This is an opportunity to own an established, profitable Technology & Web Development company with a solid track record and tremendous upside. The business has multiple revenue streams with significant recurring revenue as well as revenue from its large array of special services and fixed projects including...
Soundstage TV / Film Media Facilities Opportunity #456533 posted Oct 24, 2016
- Newark, New Jersey, United States
- Between $600,000 and $800,000
Opportunity to partner at one of NJ largest and newly built Soundstages Television / Production Studios (only 20 min to Manhattan). Ideal space for Production Companies or Producers with ongoing TV Series and Shows spending a sizable budget with Studio Rental. If you require large Studio space,...
Full-Service High-Tech Global Marketing Company #455226 posted Oct 4, 2016
- Red Bank, New Jersey, United States
- $220,000
B2B print and marketing solutions offering print, digital and visual communications solutions. With more than 40 years of innovation, strategy, and results, this is one of the premier B2B business franchises in the United States. No experience is required, but interpersonal and relationship building...
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- New York, New York, United States
- $450,000
A Television And Film Acting School With Unsurpassed Industry Networking With Top Tv / Film Agents And Casting Directors With Many Major Bookings. A Television & Film Acting School for Kids & Teens based in NYC. Designed to train the young professional actor in proper on-camera acting and audition...
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Sitges is an open and easy-going city which is always ready to make sure you have a good time. Its over four kilometres of beach are perfect for a few days' holiday, and its seafront promenade is full of restaurants and hyper-cool shops. At night, you can hear the latest sounds in the discos, and dance until dawn in venues with a predominantly LGBT vibe.
You can have fun in Sitges all year round, but there are some days when the high spirits are even more intense, for example, during Carnival, which takes place in February, or in summer, when every weekend there are gay-themed events laid on in the evenings. Another special date is the Fiesta Mayor, Sitges' main festivity, held every August and featuring parades, live music and cultural events.
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'Ray and Spezza became close friends during the club's playoff drive last year. Ray didn't get any playing time in the post-season, but Spezza was inserted into the lineup in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference final against the New Jersey Devils. "He's a great kid. He really is," said Ray. "He's not like most 20-year-olds. He's a guy who really knows what he wants and he wants to get there. He understands what it takes and he's not afraid to work hard."'
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The Civil War ended not with a bang but a whimper. The South had been defeated, but attitudes toward black people had not changed. Most African Americans had known only servitude before the war and after the war faced the challenge of building new lives in a society that still thought of them as chattel.
African Americans were assisted in their struggle for freedom by the U.S. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. The Freedman's Bureau, as it was popularly known, assisted former slaves to acquire land, education and voting rights. These and other basic rights were codified in the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments to the Constitution.
The so-called "Era of Reconstruction," 1865 to 1877, was a time of unprecedented freedom for black people in the South. Federal troops controlled state government and for the first time, African Americans were elected to state and federal legislatures.
It also was a time when African Americans received the right to worship as they pleased and to attend institutions of higher education. Howard University was founded in Washington, DC in 1867 as the first institution of higher education for African Americans. In 1870, the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church was organized to give a special dimension for black worship.
African Americans enlisted in the U.S. army and in 1866, the army formed black cavalry and infantry regiments. These Civil War veterans served with distinction in the west where the Indians came to call them "Buffalo soldiers."
The election of Rutherford B. Hayes ended the social experiment known as Reconstruction and also ended the brief era of social and political equality for African Americans in the South. The military withdrew from the South in 1877, whites quickly returned to power, and many black people were forced into a form of servitude known as sharecropping.
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College of Nursing's CSL uses high-tech 'patients'
The University of South Carolina's College of Nursing has opened the door to a new group of patients who are helping students learn routine procedures and special skills for patient care before their training moves to hospitals and clinic settings.
The patients also are helping nursing students develop their abilities to prioritize care and make sound, rapid decisions.
For example, a patient declares, "I feel like I could die."
The desperate-sounding voice of the patient would grab attention in any ER or on any hospital floor. But in the Clinical Simulation Lab (CSL) at the College of Nursing, it's a high-fidelity manikin uttering this phrase, and "he" is getting a great deal of attention from students and faculty.
The CSL manikins are malleable and can be programmed to have myriad health problems. The student interaction with these lifelike "patients" helps students develop critical-thinking skills and hone their adeptness handling routine procedures – shots, problem identification and intervention and taking blood pressure – that can intimidate new nurses. As students progress through the program, the clinical scenarios increase in complexity as well therefore, serving the students at all educational levels.


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Poll Result: You Enjoy Dating Multiple People At the Same Time!
A recent poll proves that men aren't the only ones who like a little side action.
-The Bettys
Say you're dating a hottie who is perfectly great, but then you bump into an old acquaintance who really revs your engine. Is it OK to date both guys at once? Here's what our readers had to say…
- Of course – it's fun!: 44%
- I've tried it, but it was too much work: 42%
- No, and I'd never date someone who was, either!: 8%
- No way, that's wrong!: 6%
- No, I've never been so lucky: 0%
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I'm going to buy the Dlink DWL G650 C3 card.
When I put this in my laptop...boot the 1.0 backtrack final version everything is working directly?
So no actions required?
thinking about getting the Netgear wireless USB Adapter (WG111T)...
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and, because the WG111T is USB 2.0, will it work well if my laptop has a USB 1.1 hub?
I'm going to buy the Dlink DWL G650 C3 card.
When I put this in my laptop...boot the 1.0 backtrack final version everything is working directly?
So no actions required?
I've ordered a Z-Com XI-325HP+ 300mW - Card a few days ago.
What I'd like to know now, is it possible to inject and sniff at the same time with it? Haven't found anything with the search function, maybe someone could help me
I just bought a new dell m1210 and I found out that they no longer have a PCMCIA slot for my ubiquity 300mw card. What exactly is the best usb wireless adapter out there for simple plug and play for BT with injection?? Most of the ones i see on this forum, you need a specific version to get it to work, is there one that i can just simple go to the store and pickup without worry what version it is??
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Hi Guys,
Got a question, i installed backtrack on my laptop, and the onboard wireless network card works fine, but it is a only 11b.
I also use an pcmcia Gigabyte Wireless LAN Card GN-WMKG, but this card isdn't detected when looking in the control panel.
You guys have any suggestions, or you know that this card just wont work?
I use a Cisco AiroNet CB21AG. An A/B/G Cardbus Adapter.
It seems to have an Atheros Chip. But Airmon states "monitor Mode" not possible. Is there any way I can make this thing work? I am VERY new to Linux and BT. Do I need another driver? Can someone post a Tutorial how to apply this?
I was trying this in BT2, BT1, Whax, Slax - nothing worked.
@ Re@lity:
You're saying this card is quite a good one. What am I doing wrong?
Hey - is anybody here who knows an answer to this?
Windows 95 :-
"32-bit extensions and a graphical shell for a 16-bit patch to an 8-bit operating system originally coded for a 4-bit microprocessor, written by a 2-bit company that can't stand 1-bit of competition".
i found this usb adapter and was wondering if anyone here tried one? it say it is uses Atheros chip
I am new to WLAN and wondering what a, b & g does mean..
Any feedback is appreciated very much. Thank's


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Mermaid Convention: An Interview with Matthea HarveyBy Stephen Burt
Matthea Harvey's whimsy almost defies the scope of the English language. She seems to sculpt out of molten glass the topics and the treatments in her poems, optimistic fairy tales for a universe where everything's deformed, or maybe deformed fairies in a universe where everything's optimistic. It's easy to feel almost at home among her poems, which are sometimes uncanny in the way that scary truths are uncanny, sometimes uncanny like the Uncanny X-Men, and sometimes uncanny in that their delightful artifice should, but can't, be preserved and canned.
Harvey teaches at Sarah Lawrence College and lives in Brooklyn; she grew up in England and Wisconsin. You may have read her beautifully titled first volume, Pity the Bathtub Its Forced Embrace of the Human Form (2000); or Modern Life (2007), where alliterative, associative, alphabetical poems jostle against prose parables that science-fiction readers would call "slipstream"; or Of Lamb (2011), Harvey's collaboration with the visual artist Amy Jean Porter, in which an erased biography of Charles and Mary Lamb sends Mary and Her Lamb through—a lost garden? A forest of previous children's books? A dreamland? Or you might have seen one of her other collaborations—with composers, with animators—or one of her own photographs. Still, you won't be ready for If The Tabloids Are True Then What Are You?, her new collection of poems and fables, in verse and prose, about mermaids, ice cubes, erasures, talking animals, and early telephones, with a set of images—including photographs of Harvey's sculptures—inseparable from them. As NPR put it earlier this year, "Harvey is a genius of the unusual, and of the dark underbelly of the adorable."
You can read more about her here and especially here.
Some of the poems have obvious sources in fables—"No-Hands has hands," or "the animals did begin to glow." Is there a particular fable or fairy-tale compilation that served as your best source? Aesop, the Grimms, La Fontaine, Kafka, Andrew Lang?
I wrote both of those poems without knowing that there were fables about either one. Myths and fairy tales are mysterious that way—we're all shoots sprouting from one underground narrative fungus. Still, I know that stories by the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and Heinrich Hoffmann's Der Struwwelpeter are all tumbling around in the pebble polisher of my unconscious. I'm currently reading Phillip Pullman's Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm, in which I found a new favorite, "The Mouse, the Bird and the Sausage." This insanity happens in it: "The sausage stayed by the pot most of the time, keeping an eye on the vegetables, and from time to time he'd slither through the water to give it a bit of flavoring. If it needed seasoning, he'd swim more slowly." Imagine flavoring a soup with yourself!
This collection is full of mermaids. Why mermaids?
Primarily because the phrase "straightforward mermaid" appeared in my head and wouldn't leave me alone. But why mermaids in general? Because they're sex objects who can't have sex. Because there's a whole school of gender issues swimming around them. Because we live among so many unspoken boundaries that sometimes it's a relief to have such an explicit one. Because we all know the feeling of being divided and not belonging. Because we don't acknowledge our animal selves enough. Read More


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Information from your City Offices | Meetings/Events this Week | Things Happening Around our Community
November 6 is ELECTION DAY – remember to go out and VOTE
Polls open at 7:00 am. If you have suddenly found that you will be out of town on Tuesday, the Marin Council Elections Office will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm where you can cast a ballot or drop your absentee ballot off. The Elections Office is in Room 121 at the Marin County Civic Center. Check out their website for all their important information.
The Downtown Public Restroom Construction Project is continuing.
Beginning the 7th of November the sidewalk on the easterly side of Bridgeway from Anchor Street northward to in front of the Project will be closed to pedestrian traffic. The closure will last approximately two weeks and will require a temporary relocation of the Golden Gate Transit bus stop in front of the Project northerly to just before the Bridgeway and Bay Street intersection. Pedestrian detours will be established directing people around the closed portion of the sidewalk.
The sidewalk needs to be replaced because it does not meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or California Title 24. The Monterey Pines that were in front of the Bank of America had uplift the sidewalk making it tilt towards Bridgeway with an excessive cross slope. When the sidewalk is reopened it will meet current code.
The City appreciates your patience while we make these necessary and positive improvements to the City of Sausalito's pedestrian walkways.
The Sausalito Public Library will be closed on Monday, November 12th and Tuesday, November 13th to prepare for a remodel project that is expected to last until late January 2013. The Library will resume regular operations on Wednesday, November 14th although some collections will have been relocated to make room for construction in the children's and staff office areas. A temporary sound wall will be installed to reduce construction noise. More details on the project are available from the Library website.
Preventing Bicycle Theft
Nationally, 1.5 million bicycles are stolen each year and of those that are recovered, many will never be returned to their owners. The Sausalito Police Department wants to remind residents as well as visitors about some basic crime prevention techniques to prevent bicycle theft and increase the odds of your bicycle being returned to you in the event it is stolen.
Once you purchase your bicycle, immediately record its make, model and serial number. Some people are under the belief that the bicycle shop will retain this information for you; most do not. The Sausalito Police Department strongly urges you to register your bicycle's information at the National Bike Registry (www.nationalbikeregistry.com). A link is also available in the Crime Prevention tab of the police department's website (www.ci.sausalito.ca.us). Since 1984, the National Bike Registry has been working with law enforcement to return stolen bikes to their rightful owners. A bike registered with NBR (the only true national database) can be identified by police and returned to you instead of being sold at an auction.
The following tips will help reduce your risk of becoming a victim of bicycle theft:
• Purchase a case hardened "U" lock. Cable locks, especially cheaper ones, are easily cut off. In many cases, thieves can cut off cable locks with small hand tools, often in front of witnesses.
• Make sure the lock goes through your bike's frame and any wheels with quick-release mechanisms.
• Secure your bike to a sturdy, fixed object. If you are attaching your bike to a sign pole, make sure the pole is securely embedded in concrete.
• When parked in public, remove all accessories from your bike that can be quickly and easily stolen i.e., lighting devices and speedometers.
• Do not leave your bike unsecured in front of your house, carport or garage.
• Avoid leaving unsecured/unattended bikes on your vehicle's rack when running quick errands or purchasing coffee.
• Avoid leaving your bike locked to a rack overnight.
• Park your bike in a well-lit area where it can be seen by a passerby.
• Purchase a case hardened "U" lock. Cable locks, especially cheaper ones, are easily cut off. In many cases, thieves can cut off cable locks with small hand tools, often in front of witnesses.
• Make sure the lock goes through your bike's frame and any wheels with quick-release mechanisms.
• Secure your bike to a sturdy, fixed object. If you are attaching your bike to a sign pole, make sure the pole is securely embedded in concrete.
• When parked in public, remove all accessories from your bike that can be quickly and easily stolen i.e., lighting devices and speedometers.
• Do not leave your bike unsecured in front of your house, carport or garage.
• Avoid leaving unsecured/unattended bikes on your vehicle's rack when running quick errands or purchasing coffee.
• Avoid leaving your bike locked to a rack overnight.
• Park your bike in a well-lit area where it can be seen by a passerby.
The Sausalito Police Department asks that you follow these simple steps to become an active participant in reducing the impact of bicycle theft in Sausalito. We also ask that you take the time to review the information under the Crime Prevention tab of the department's website for other useful tips and links.
City Staff Prepared for the Worst
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Public Works Director Jonathon Goldman confers with Erin Stroud (Parks and Recreation) and Loren Umbertis (DPW). Librarian Abbot Chambers is on the telephone.
Public Works Director Jonathon Goldman confers with Erin Stroud (Parks and Recreation), Loren Umbertis (DPW), Librarian Abbot Chambers and Finance Director Charlie Francis.
Sausalito Historical Society hosts their fall fundraiser, Wine Tasting & House Tour at The Pines
The Pines: Wine Tasting & House Tour will be held from 3 to 6 p.m.on Sunday, November 4, 2012, at the fully restored 1888 Sausalito mansion, The Pines. This is a rare opportunity to visit the private home as the property is seldom open to the public. Local wineries will be featured along with entertainment by Bay Area musician Marilyn Cooney. Light hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Roxanne Sheridan and Gil Purcell are opening their home to friends and guests of the Sausalito Historical Society for a wine tasting and self-guided house tour. The 14,000 square-foot, 23-room Queen Anne Victorian home was originally built by Major Orson C. Miller. Over the years the home underwent many alterations until the Sausalito couple bought the property and began their own meticulous restorations.
Tickets are $40 for members and $45 for non-members; and can be purchased at the
organization's History Room at City Hall on Litho Street or at The Ice House. Proceeds support the Society's programs and events. For additional information, please contact (415) 289-4117 or www.sausalitohistoricalsociety.com. Only 200 tickets will be sold. There will be no parking at the venue; shuttle service will be provided.
Celebrate the 2nd Anniversary of Sausalito Village
Thursday, November 8, 4-6 pm at The Bay Model
Music, Drinks, Appetizers, Exhibit of Sausalito Village Artists and More
You are invited to celebrate with us and to learn about this volunteer group of Sausalito
residents committed to helping all of our residents live independently, safely and confidently in their own Sausalito homes as they grow older, and to lead active, socially connected and productive lives.
Membership is only $200 a year for a household of one or two members and new members are very welcome.
Please phone Betsy Stroman at 331-1464 if you have any questions or for further information.
SAUSALICIOUS! - A community event celebrating local education, art, music and delicious Sausalito Restaurants
In celebration of Willow Creek Academy's 11th Anniversary, Willow Creek Foundation and the City of Sausalito Parks & Recreation Department present Sausalicious!.
Come and view over 20 local artists in their studios and enjoy some of Sausalito's best restaurants; Plate Shop, Osteria Divino, Sartaj India Cafe, Saylor's Restaurant, Sushi Ran and many more offering some of their best dishes to celebrate this wonderful community event. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun.
Where: 10 Liberty Ship Way, Artist Studio's Bay 2, Sausalito
When: Saturday, November 10th
Time: 5:00 to 7:00 pm
Cost: $25 per person
Willow Creek Foundation and Sausalito Parks & Recreation will stage a Silent Auction to benefit children's programs with many coveted auction items such as special getaway vacation packages, Jazz by the Bay tables & picnics, 49er 50yardline tickets, dinners and gift certificates to all your favorite places. All proceeds benefit Willow Creek Academy and Robin Sweeny Park Playground.
Sausalito Village
At its monthly members' meeting, Sausalito Village will feature a talk about Sausalito Paths and Walkways by Sausalito Village member, local author, and guide, Dorothy Gibson. The talk will take place at the Edgewater Room, Sausalito City Hall, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito, on Wednesday, November 14, at noon. Participants are advised to bring a brown bag lunch. This program is open to the community and free of charge.
Dorothy Gibson's professional life as a social worker was balanced with round-the-world adventure travel. In 2001, she published Exploring Sausalito's Paths and Walkways with Marin Scope Publishing Company.
ICB Artists' Winter Open Studios - 44th annual
When: December 1 and 2, 11am to 6pm
Where: Industrial Center Building (ICB) 480 Gate 5 Rd. Sausalito, CA
Info: 415.331-2222 or www.icbartists.com email@example.com
The ICB Artists Association is a large, vibrant and diverse community of talented artists in Sausalito, California. Located in a historic WWII-era industrial building (ICB), the lofts are home to artists working in all media, including painting, sculpture, photography, digital media, jewelry, printmaking, fiber arts and much more.
Winter open studios falls on the first weekend of December each year. This year is the 44th Winter Open Studios and eighty plus artists are riffing on the musical theme of 4/4 time. A group show in Gallery 111 "Rhythm and Hues" will highlight the influence of music on art and incorporate materials from the world of music. Live acoustic youth musical groups will fill the halls with art for the ears.
Each month the ICBAA offers a variety of art events, from lectures by prominent artists, to film nights and informational workshops. The building is open to the public during business hours and artists are available by appointment.
Explore Sausalito's Paths and Walkways
Dorothy Gibson will once again begin her famous walks throughout Sausalito's Paths and Walkways. Meet at the Historical Society's Visitor Center (the Ice House at Bridgeway and Bay) at 10:00 am. The walks are held every Saturday beginning November 3 and ending December 15. It is the 10th year that she will be doing this – RAIN OR SHINE. Allow three hours. Call 415.332.1935 if you have any questions.
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Studio Prodigy Master Class Series
Saturday, February 23, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (PST)
Event Details
At STUDIO PRODIGY, the entertainment industry's best-of-the-best record producers, engineers, and more come together at Universal Mastering Studios in Hollywood, California to share their knowledge and expertise in an exclusive, intimate setting.
Award-winning engineer/producer Ryan Hewitt and world-class studio designer Hanson Hsu are upping the game of hands-on studio education with Studio Prodigy | Master Class Series, the ultimate experience in professional audio mentoring. Hear everything in a ZR Acoustics™ Virtuoso Environment as chart-topping engineers, artists and producers reveal their studio techniques and applications—in a real studio!
The Studio Prodigy series opens with a full-day master class on "Hybrid Mixing Techniques," led by Hewitt (Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Avett Brothers, Brandi Carlile) at Universal Mastering Studios in Los Angeles, CA. Topics covered include studio setup and workflow optimization, building a mix and finding your sound. You will also hear the changes as a mix develops and learn why Hewitt chooses specific pieces of gear and plugins for specific situations.
Attendees will also expand their critical listening skills—the lifeblood of any engineer—in a clear, musical, acoustic environment designed by Hanson Hsu and featuring his trademarked ZR Acoustics, an approach that allows everyone in the room to essentially hear the same thing!
Studio Prodigy's mission is to nurture the sharing of knowledge, foster creative and technical innovation, and preserve the recording community's wealth of experience. Future sessions will explore the modern production techniques of Ross Hogarth, Vance Powell and many others.
Sponsors for the program include leading manufacturers and organizations of the professional recording industry, including Vintage King, Burl Audio, Chandler Limited, Royer Labs, Soundtoys, Sterling Modular, Tonelux, Universal Audio, Grammy U and more.
Session One will be held on February 23, 2013, with space limited to 25 attendees. For more details, including a complete list of topics covered and product giveaways, visit Studio Prodigy - ABOUT THE CLASS. Like us on Facebook to stay informed: www.facebook.com/studioprodigy.
Industry sponsors include Vintage King, Burl Audio, Chandler Limited, Tonelux, Royer Labs, Soundtoys Sterling Modular and Universal Audio, all of whom will be available for demonstrations and questions during the catered lunch and the Gear and Beer fest following the session.
The first session begins on February 23rd, 2013, with guest speaker Ryan Hewitt.
For more information, visit www.studioprodigymcs.com and be sure to check out our Facebook Page for the latest updates on sponsors and giveaways!
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Saturday, February 23, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (PST)
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Just looking at the remaining games and I think the Cardinals have a huge advantage with their remaining schedule. This in contrary to what a lot of people predicted when they said September schedule favored the Reds.
They start with the Fish today who have been desimated with injuries then they go to the Pirates (the only team the Reds have been able to beat in a series this month), they finish the week against the Cubs but now Colvin is hurt. They still play the Rockies but it is the last games of the season and if the Rockies are not in contention then they will probably not play their better players.
The Reds on the other hand start with a Brewer team that can flat hit and score runs, this is not good for the Reds because they have been scoring around 3 runs a game. Will not cut it against the Brewers. Then off to SD, where the Pads play well at home and once again not a place a lot of homeruns are hit and lately it seems the Reds are scoring via the HR ball or not scoring at all. They finish the year with the Astros and Brewers and we witnessed what the Astros pitchers did to the Reds this past weekend.
With that in mind I think advantage goes to the Cards. Now I know the Reds have a 6 game lead, but it is really 5 in the loss column and the Cards are playing against teams that they can sweep the series where the Reds are going to struggle to win the series. I think the Central title will not be decided until the last weekend. Hopefully it turns out better than 1999.


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There's a joke among cyclists that goes something like this:
"All bikes weigh fifty pounds. A thirty pound bike requires a twenty pound lock. A forty pound bike requires a ten pound lock, and a fifty pound bike doesn't need a lock, because really, who wants a fifty pound bike?"
In a post that takes this question seriously, Mike Estee writes…
What is the utility of a fifty pound bike? Would anyone ever ride it? What if we took the idea of building the fastest and lightest bike, and flipped it on its head. What if we designed for more weight instead of less? How heavy would a bike need to be to not require a lock? How would this change our social interaction with the humble bicycle?
Mike suggests that one way to start would be to fill the seat tube with cement and sink a GPS unit into it, so you'd always find the bike if it were stolen. I'd pick a unit that consumed little power and use a Faraday generator so I'd never have to give it a second thought.
Short of mechanically hoisting your bike up a lamppost, what else could be done? Are all bikes really fifty pounds? In most large American cities a burly U-Lock and/or chain is essential. The Kryptonite New York U-Lock weighs in at 4.5 pounds, and the Kryptonite New York Noose chain is a hefty 6.8 pounds. This doesn't quite live up to the fifty pound joke, but it can drastically increase the weight of your ride. Most urban cyclists keep both a chain and a U-Lock for versatility's sake, since they can never be sure what they'll be locking to.
Let's hear it in the comments. If you had an extra twelve pounds to make your bike theft-proof, how would you do it?


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USC's Marqise Lee was named to the Associated Press All-American team on Tuesday, the latest honor for the nation's top receiver.
Lee, a standout at Serra High in Gardena, was named to the nation's most-prestigious All-American team by a panel of 16 college football poll voters.
The sophomore previously won the Biletnikoff Award and the Warfield Award, which are given to the best receiver in the country.
Lee led the nation in receptions (112) and finished second in yards receiving (1,680).
"His numbers speak for themselves," USC coach Lane Kiffin said.
UCLA landed running back Johnathan Franklin and linebacker Anthony Barr on the second team. Franklin, a senior, rushed 268 times for a school-record 1,700 yards with 13 touchdowns, averaging 130.8 yards per game. Barr, a junior, moved to defense after two years at running back. The Loyola product leads the nation with 13.5 sacks.
Bruins sophomore guard Xavier Su'a-Filo, who returned to the team following a two-year LDS mission, was a third-team pick.
Quarterback - Johnny Manziel, redshirt freshman, 6-foot-1, 200 pounds, Texas A&M.
Running backs - Montee Ball, senior, 5-11, 215, Wisconsin; Ka'Deem Carey, sophomore, 5-10, 197, Arizona.
Tackles - Luke Joeckel, junior, 6-6, 310, Texas A&M; Taylor Lewan, junior, 6-8, 309, Michigan.
Guards - Chance Warmack, senior, 6-3, 320, Alabama; Jonathan Cooper, senior, 6-3, 295, North Carolina.
Center - Barrett Jones, senior, 6-5, 302, Alabama.
Tight end - Zach Ertz, senior, 6-6, 252, Stanford.
Receivers - Marqise Lee, sophomore, 6-0, 195, USC; Terrance Williams, senior, 6-2, 205, Baylor.
All-purpose player - Tavon Austin, senior, 5-9, 171, West Virginia.
Kicker - Cairo Santos, junior, 5-8, 160, Tulane.
Ends - Jadeveon Clowney, sophomore, 6-6, 256, South Carolina; Bjoern Werner, junior, 6-4, 255, Florida State.
Tackles - Star Lotulelei, senior, 6-4, 320, Utah; Will Sutton, junior, 6-1, 267, Arizona State.
Linebackers - Manti Te'o, senior, 6-2, 255, Notre Dame; Jarvis Jones, junior, 6-3, 241, Georgia; C.J. Mosley, junior, 6-2, 232, Alabama.
Cornerbacks - Dee Milliner, junior, 6-1, 199, Alabama; Jordan Poyer, sophomore, 6-0, 172, Oregon State.
Safeties - Phillip Thomas, senior, 6-1, 215, Fresno State; Matt Elam, junior, 5-10, 202, Florida.
Punter - Ryan Allen, senior, 6-2, 215, Louisiana Tech.
Quarterback - Collin Klein, senior, Kansas State.
Running backs - Kenjon Barner, senior, Oregon; Johnathan Franklin, senior, UCLA.
Tackles - D.J. Fluker, junior, Alabama; David Yankey, junior, Stanford.
Guards - Spencer Long, junior, Nebraska; Cyril Richardson, junior, Baylor.
Center - Dalton Freeman, senior, Clemson.
Tight end - Tyler Eifert, senior, Notre Dame.
Receivers - Stedman Bailey, junior, West Virginia; Quinton Patton, senior, Louisiana Tech.
All-purpose player - Jordan Lynch, junior, Northern Illinois.
Kicker - Dustin Hopkins, senior, Florida State.
Ends - Damontre Moore, junior, Texas A&M; Stephon Tuitt, sophomore, Notre Dame.
Tackles - Johnathan Hankins, junior, Ohio State; Kawann Short, senior, Purdue.
Linebackers - Kevin Minter, junior, LSU; Anthony Barr, junior, UCLA; Arthur Brown, senior, Kansas State.
Cornerbacks - Johnthan Banks, senior, Mississippi State; Bradley Roby, sophomore, Ohio State.
Safeties - Eric Reid, junior, LSU; Tony Jefferson, junior, Oklahoma.
Punter - Riley Stephenson, senior, BYU.
Quarterback - A.J. McCarron, junior, Alabama.
Running backs - Stefphon Jefferson, junior, Nevada; Giovani Bernard, sophomore, North Carolina.
Tackles - Jake Matthews, junior, Texas A&M; Eric Fisher, senior, Central Michigan.
Guards - Larry Warford, senior, Kentucky; Xavier Su'a-Filo, sophomore, UCLA.
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Tight end - Austin Seferian-Jenkins, sophomore, Washington.
Receivers - DeAndre Hopkins, junior, Clemson; Cobi Hamilton, senior, Arkansas.
All-purpose player - Dri Archer, junior, Kent State.
Kicker - Caleb Sturgis, senior, Florida.
Ends - John Simon, senior, Ohio State; Sam Montgomery, junior, LSU.
Tackles - Shariff Floyd, junior, Florida; Chris Jones, senior, Bowling Green.
Linebackers - Khaseem Greene, senior, Rutgers; Trent Murphy, senior, Stanford; Kyle Van Noy, junior, BYU.
Cornerbacks - Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, sophomore, Oregon; Jason Verrett, junior, TCU.
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Cross Country runner Alycia Andrade has been named Tornado Athlete of the Week for Week 8 of the 2008-09 athletic season. Andrade captured 44 of the 79 votes cast by visitors of BCTornados.com, or 55.7%.
The senior from Somerset, Mass. captured the Wingate Pre-Conference Invitational Thursday in Wingate, N.C. In a field that included runners from Wingate, Catawba, Francis Marion, North Greenville, Johnson C. Smith, and Guilford, Andrade broke the tape with a 5K time of 20:07. The victory is the first of Andrade's career.
For her accomplishment, Andrade also garnered SAC Female Runner of the Week honors. She is the first Tornado athlete in any sport to win a weekly SAC award.
The Tornado Athlete of the Week is determined by a fan poll on the frontpage of BCTornados.com. Candidates for the Tornado Athlete of the Week award are announced and voting opens every Saturday night at 10 p.m. Voting closes on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.
Week 1 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball
Week 2 - Bailey Varley, Women's Soccer
Week 3 - Rebecca Schoonover, Volleyball
Week 4 - Nikki Peacock, Women's Soccer
Week 5 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 6 - Stanley Jones, Football
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
For the fourth time this season, sophomore Tajh Boyd from No. 5 Clemson has been selected as the Manning Award Player of the Week. Boyd earns the honor over seven other Manning Award Stars of the Week in the Allstate Sugar Bowl's Facebook contest.


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CONWAY, S.C.- Brevard College sophomore Katie Williams tied a career-high with 17 points, but BC fell in its final exhibition game to Coastal Carolina, 85-42, Wednesday evening at the HTC Center in Conway, S.C.
The Chanticleers (2-0) wrapped up an early two-game home stint with consecutive victories while scoring at least 85 points in both games. The Tornados concluded a three-game three-day journey that included two Division I opponents.
Coastal Carolina's A.J. Jordan impressed the home crowd with a 25-point, 12-rebound performance. Jordan knocked down 11-of-19 field goals while tallying three assists and steals.
CCU sprinted out an early 9-0 lead before reigning SAC freshman of the year, Tuccoa Brackett knocked down a jumper.
The Chanticleers continued to use full-court pressure, which resulted in a 28-11 run to extend their lead to 37-13 at the 5:39 mark.
Following a Shelby Wolfe layup, CCU finished the half off with a 10-1 run.
The Chanticleers dominated the first half and entered the intermission with a 47-16 lead. CCU shot 51.4% from the floor while BC was held to a 21.4 mark in the first 20 minutes.
The Tornados defense stepped up in the second half forcing eight turnovers despite being outscored 38-26.
BC's Williams paced the Tornado squad in points while freshman Lynsey Crisp snagged six boards.
CCU's Jordan paced the team in both points and rebounds while Megan Pittman finished with nine points and 10 rebounds.
For the third straight game, BC forced at least 15 turnovers while the Chanticleers finished with 19 on the night.
Coastal Carolina shot 46.7% from the floor while BC hit 26.9% of its shots.
The Tornados will enjoy a week off before hitting the road once again to open South Atlantic Conference play against Anderson at 6 p.m. in Anderson, S.C.


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Description: Eight Fairfield County historical organizations have banded together to create the Great Letterboxing History Hunt. The event begins on March 29 and ends on April 6 with a festive family get-together at the Wilton Historical Society. This is how it works: Each participant carries with them a 'signature' stamp and a logbook (provided). Starting at any of the historical societies, the object is to go to each location, and once there, follow clues to find a letterbox hidden on the property. Inside the letterbox is a journal and a stamp; like a passport, the participant stamps the location stamp in his/her logbook, and in turn stamps the journal in the letterbox with their signature stamp. Participants have a week to go on the Great Letterboxing History Hunt. Those who make it to all eight locations and stamp the letterbox journals will get a prize. They will also be entered in a drawing for a grand prize, to be awarded at the closing event at the Wilton Historical Society from 4-5 on Sunday, April 6. This event is collaboration between the Fairfield Museum and History Center, the Historical Society of Easton, the New Canaan Historical Society, the Norwalk Historical Society, Ridgefield's Keeler Tavern Museum, the Weston Historical Society, the Westport Historical Society, and the Wilton Historical Society. March 29-April 6, 2014.


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Hockey Canada's official tire retailer, Hankook Tire Canada is a technology-focused, market-driven company that markets and distributes a complete line of high performance and ultra-high performance tires in Canada. It has launched a number of Hockey Canada promotions, such as the Practice with the Pros contest, where winners participated in an on-ice practice with Team Canada alumni Paul Coffey and Angela James.
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Introduced in 1939 in honour of King George VI's visit, Crown Royal was available only in Canada until 1964. Hockey Canada's official supplier of spirits, it is involved in a number of promotional activities within hockey and outside the game, including the 3 Star selections on Hockey Night in Canada, and "Race Matt Kenseth" with NASCAR, where it is the title sponsor for the Crown Royal Presents the Your Name Here 400.
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The Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) was formed in 1979 to coordinate and stimulate Louisiana's activities in marine research and education. LUMCON provides coastal laboratory facilities to Louisiana universities, and conducts in-house research and educational programs in the marine sciences.
LUMCON's primary facilities are located at the DeFelice Marine Center in Cocodrie, approximately 85 miles southwest of New Orleans. This location, situated within the estuarine wetland complex of the Mississippi River delta plain between the Atchafalaya and Mississippi Rivers, provides ready access to the most productive estuaries in the United States, to a variety of coastal environments, and to the open Gulf of Mexico. To provide additional access to special environments, a field station is maintained at Port Fourchon. (NOTE: This field station is for education and research only and not opened to the public.)
LUMCON oversees the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program (BTNEP), one of 28 National Estuary Programs in the United States. The BTNEP office is located in Thibodaux, Louisiana, on the campus of Nicholls State University. The Coastal Restoration and Enhancement through Science and Technology (CREST) program is an alliance of eleven academic institutions within southern Louisiana and Mississippi. LUMCON serves as the administrative and financial agent for CREST. The program's office is now located at LUMCON.
LUMCON is a member of the Southern Association of Marine Laboratories (SAML), the National Association of Marine Laboratories (NAML), the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS), the Consortium for Ocean Leadership (COL), and the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System, Regional Association (GCOOS-RA).


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Modern hotel with lovely ambience. Location very good. Lovely staff. Impressive place to "stop over". Room was a bit cramped. Television unit very large. Need space to unpack luggage.
Close to city centre. If lucky, one gets a room with sea view. Narrow beds. Some very unfriendly receptionists. Not greeted and treated as a regular guest, although many stays at the hotel.
central for us, very new 1/ no coffee or tea in room 2/ I asked ( email ) about arrival from airport, no answer was sent
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quiet - central Hotel. A few steps away from Haraldsgata for shopping. Very nice breakfast, friendly and helpfull staff. You can have a free cup of coffee when ever you like, and bring it to your room - if you get it your self at the location where you eat breakfast.. Nice room. Not too big - but nice :) Should be possible to make coffee in the room. A minibar would be nice.
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Location was not bad. View was OK The food could have been better.
Location, perfect view. Bathroom should be renovated.
Service and breakfast were both good The heating in the floor was parly defect. In the first room no lights/lamps were working in except in the bath. They gave me a new room were only one lamp worked. No free electrical contacts for computer by the desk. The gym (which was advertised on the homepage) cost an extra amount to use. This was not communicated bforehand. The plug for the bath tub was missing and also the hotel is starting to look old. getting old.
Very good breakfast and nice loaction, good views, very peaceful and easy access; we liked the hotel a lot Swimming Pool could be a little warmer! Hotel needs a little capital spent, e.g. carpets and doors. (My own background is in hotels, 20 years financial controller in the industry)
I realy like that you have a evening buffet and also the waffel idea is very good, and that these things are included in the price, not only breakfast as is common elsewhere. What I didn`t like was that the reseptionist was more buisy flirting and swapping her adress and tlf.nr. with a hotel guest, and making a date with him to come to her appartmant later that night, she was realy hard to get into a conversation with. Also we were 2 couples there for the weekend and all we saw was a the inside of a scaffold, I would of appretiated knowing about that in forehand. As I would probarbly booked another hotel with view.
The staff and the hotel location is great. The hotel has a movie theme, every room is named after a film and there are posters of that particular movie in the room, which is kind of cute. It's located just right at the waterfront, there are a few nice bars and it's walking distance from the city centre with all the shops/bars. We booked a double room, actually there were two single beds put next to each other.
Relaxing, quiet and clean. Good breakfast.
Location: on the port of Haugesund. Staff: nice and helpful people. Room: clean, nice, comfortable. Breakfast: good buffet. Car park: rules are not clear wether you can park or not in the streets around the hotel, received a fine when my direct neighbour was ok . . . still don't know why.
The location on the Quay, the excellent Norwegian evening meal and breakfast included in the price, the beautiful room with photos from classic films, the very helpful receptionist. I liked everything.
The pizza delivery directly to our room was great. Sauna was also very pleasant and relaxing. Staff was very helpful. Better selection of beers in the room fridge would be appreciated. The hotel brochure was only in Norwegian, not in English. Nowhere in the hotel booklet could I find the reception phone number.
Nicely decorated, however the lobby was a bit shabby in comparison to the rooms. Too expensice.
Pleasant willing to help staff. Comfortable large roome Impractical free internet system with scrape cards that need renewal every 8 hours. Printer broke down in the office with no spare available
Clean and comfortable room. Good choice of DVD to watch. Good breakfast. Excellent location on the waterfront.
Very Comfortable bedrooms, bigger than you normally would find, free wi fi was quick, good breakfast No parking on site, but easy parking around hotel!
Nice room with view on the city centre. One room for bedroom and one for living room in case of the mini-sweet.
Very friendly and helpful reception. Not a cosy room, but a comfortable bed. Breakfast quite good with a range of hot and cold food. On balance, an ok place to stay to or from the airport. Easy to find and easy parking. Bathroom / shower not in good condition. Shampoo and soap very thin and cheap. Towels very thin.
Everything was more than okay None
Clean, comfortable room and friendly staff
Very good location for people leaving early in the morning from Haugesund airport (Ryanair flight in particular). Excellent quality vs price. Great breakfast buffet Far from city center. Good only for passengers leaving from airport


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You don't need to open anything with winrar. Just download the .iso file, click 'burn image' on your burner software and select the bt4-pre-final.iso file you just downloaded.
Hi I did this Downloaded bt4-beta. File says it opens with rar
Step 0) downloaded the .iso image dvd
Step 1) examined the contents of the .ISO file
Step 2) Opened the .ISO in WinRAR and extract the contents (two folders - boot and BT4) to your preferred location (C:\ bt4)
Step 3) Within the BT4 folder, used a .bat file called "make_iso.bat", we
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made a new .ISO file tried to burn
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You don't need to open anything with winrar. Just download the .iso file, click 'burn image' on your burner software and select the bt4-pre-final.iso file you just downloaded.
When I used MSWindows I used to use ImgBurn, it's fantastic, always got the job done perfectly:
Just select the ISO file and click burn, then go take a poo and it'll be done when you get back.
By the way can anyone suggest an ISO burner program for Linux, I wanna add one to my Beef Up program.
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Use image burn with wine, works for me.
But then I have a triple boot system, with a windows install and imageburn installed of course.
i have just burned a DVD from pre-final.iso and it's work ok. I think it can help your problem:
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Chris Hemsworth is the reigning Sexiest Man Alive. As you know, not really my jam. But I'm told I'm in the minority because he's really tall, handsome, blonde, fit, and has an accent. OK. Also he's holding a baby here. So, you know, even though he's not for me, I do understand that part of my job is to contribute to your spank bank. Full Story
Tom Cruise's gap
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Tom Cruise is currently in Atlanta working on Mena. Here he is on set yesterday showing off a gap in his teeth, obviously for the character. He's playing Barry Seal, a real life pilot in the 80s who became a drug smuggler. Seal was supposedly a really big dude. Like 300 lbs. So initially everyone was thinking Tom would gain some weight. Full Story
Emily Blunt's Cannes debut
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Emily Blunt has been to Cannes for a few parties here and there. But I don't recall ever seeing her at the Palais, representing her own film. It's well worth the wait though as she was joined by Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin today at the photo call for Denis Villeneuve's Sicario, in competition at the festival and receiving solid reviews so far, particularly for Emily's performance and her role to begin with. Full Story
Emily Blunt: No MET Risk
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You know I love Emily Blunt. And you further know Emily Blunt can take a fashion risk. Well…. I wrote that sentence, and then I found myself in the position of having to back it up, and actually there isn't that much. Like, she wore a bright green gown to the SAGs a few years back, and there's a shot of her from one of the Your Sister's Sisters premieres where she's wearing what looks like the black and blue version of The Dress – but I realize that Emily Blunt is not actually the fashion risk-taker I have been giving her credit for. Full Story
Annie vs Emily
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Is it surprising you that Lip Sync Battle is attracting some big name guests? Probably not. It's only 10 episodes and it's produced by Jimmy Fallon, John Krasinski, and Stephen Merchant. So, basically, they're just calling up all their friends. Krasinki and Merchant apparently invented the game. Full Story
Now Emily Blunt is in that Huntsman movie, too
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With production set to begin in London in April on The Huntsman, Universal is trying to get all their ducks in a row. I say "trying" because it doesn't seem to be going well. Snow White and the Huntsman was a modest hit in 2012, just eking out enough to make the bean counters think a follow-up could be profitable, but that would largely depend on controlling costs and not spending $500 million to put the thing in theaters. Full Story
Emily Blunt: Globes Best Braid Crown
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There were a few braid crowns last night at the Globes. Joanne Froggatt, who won for Downton Abbey, was probably the worst. Emily Blunt probably did it the best. But that's also helped by her highlights. If the hair is just dark, it's almost not worth it. You can never see it. As for her dress, she's wearing Michael Kors. Full Story
Smutty Roundup: Emily, Oscar, and the original Hollywood Violet
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A new feature I'm playing with for photos of celebrities that I don't have much to say about but that doesn't have to do with fashion for LifeStyle either. Let's start with Emily Blunt in London for the UK premiere of Into The Woods fresh off her New Year's holiday with Jennifer Aniston and friends. Full Story
All that matters is Meryl
Into The Woods New York premiere last night. Meryl Streep was there. This is all that matters. And look at her. I love this outfit. I love it even more than she didn't pass her handbag off to an assistant and kept it with her on the carpet. The handbag is a proper handbag too. Not an accessory clutch, not a stylish cigarette and lipstick holder but an over-the-shoulder, gets in the way of posing if you're Victoria Beckham BAG. Full Story
Into The Woods singing trailer
I think I peaked too early. When we got the teaser trailer earlier this year, I was so excited. I was SO excited. I spent the next week walking around going "… I wish"… fully primed. Gagging for it. Click here for a refresher. Full Story
The Blunt-Krasinskis and the Afflecks
Sarah texted me yesterday after I posted that video of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner doing the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. "That ALS bucket video is the most I've liked Affleck in a while. That's also the most I've liked Jennifer Garner ever." They were pretty cute, right? And then I saw that John Krasinski and Emily Blunt did their thing and I realised that even though it may not have been intentional, that was one of the few times we've seen the Afflecks be like how we imagine Blunt-Krasinskis to be. Full Story


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WAYLAND, MA – Green building has become an integral part of the A/E industry, but many design and construction professionals feel intimidated by the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Rating System. A/E professionals who've worked on successful green building projects encourage their peers to change the way they look at LEED and green building in 5 Must-Know A/E Lessons in Green Building, ZweigWhite's latest publication.
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Manning Match-Up Week Five - October 3
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NEW ORLEANS (October 1, 2009) - Five games this week feature Manning Award Watch Listers facing each other, but the selection for this week's Manning Match-Up is North Carolina State (3-1) playing at Wake Forest (2-2) (2:30 p.m. CT, ESPN-U). N.C. State features sophomore quarterback Russell Wilson, while Wake Forest counters with senior Riley Skinner and will be looking to rebound from last week's 27-24 heartbreaking overtime loss at Boston College. The Deacons are 0-1 in conference play, while the Wolfpack have yet to play an ACC contest. The Deacons have won three of the past four meetings.
For the Wolfpack, Wilson has completed 74-of-115 passes for 969 yards with 12 touchdowns and no interceptions on the season. He has thrown four touchdowns in each of his last three outings, including an impressive comeback victory against Pitt last weekend.
Skinner has completed 77-of-112 passes for 973 yards with eight touchdowns and five interceptions, three in the 24-21 season-opening loss to Baylor. Last week, Skinner, who is Wake's all-time leader in victories, threw two touchdowns in the last four minutes of the game against Boston College to send it into overtime.
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"We're Going On an Indoor "Bug Safari!" (Creative Play Activity for Kids)
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This blog post is written by our special guest contributor, Sarah from Zoe's Lunchbox!
When the days are cold and dreary, any new adventure we can have inside – where it's warm and snug – is welcome. Often, we try to adapt things we would normally do outside into indoor activities. One of those things is a 'Bug Safari'! In the spring and summer, finding bugs in the yard is a great activity; but finding bugs in the house is the last thing I want to do! So, here are some ways to bring the bug fun indoors!
The Bug Hunt
Fill a plastic bin with shredded colored paper (we keep a bag of it on hand for projects). Use smaller bins for younger children, or fill something larger for more of a challenge. Bury "insects" (like the ones from Melissa & Doug's Bag of Bugs) in the paper. Provide your child with a Bug House, Magnifying Glass, and some tweezers, and let them dig for bugs, plucking them out with the tweezers and transferring them to the bug house.
This is also a great opportunity to talk about the concept of "camouflage"! Have your kids determine which bugs are the easiest to spot in the green 'grass' and which ones blend in.
Don't want to mess around with shredded paper? Just hide the bugs around the house or in a particular room, and trade the magnifying glass for a pair of Binoculars, setting the kids off in search of specific bugs. Don't forget that you can still talk about camouflage! Playing an 'I Spy' version of the Bug Hunt is a lot of fun, too.
Insect Snacks
After your bug hunt, your child may have worked up quite an appetite. For an insect-themed snack, melt some chocolate chips and drizzle bug shapes onto wax paper. Let them cool and add them to your kid's next lunchbox. You can alternatively do this with yogurt and freeze the shapes for later use. Or, cut some shapes into your child's sandwich to compliment their lunch box!
Have fun on your very own indoor bug safari!
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- Cartoon Characters: Ace Cooper/Le Magicien, Cosmo, Véga, Blackjack, Angel, Mona, Commissaire Fredericks, Diablo.
Characters (English Version): Ace Cooper/The Magician, Cosmo Cooper, Derek Vega, "Black Jack" Malone, Mona Malone, Duc Paparazzo.
- Vocal Talent: Emmanuel Jacomy (Ace Cooper/Le Magicien), Christophe Lemoine (Cosmo), Pierre-François Pistorio (Véga), Igor De Savitch (Blackjack), Françoise Cadol (Angel, Mona), Serge Blumenthal (Commissaire Fredericks), Guillaume Orsat (Diablo)
Vocal Talent (English Version): Michael Donovan (Ace Cooper/The Magician), Billy West (Cosmo Cooper), Charles Napier (Derek Vega, Black Jack), Kath Soucie (Mona Malone).
- Produced By Marc du Pontavice.
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- Creators: Florian Ferrier, Savin Yeatman, Gilles Adrien, Hervé Tourmen.
- Special Effects: Philippe Balmossière.
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PITTSFORD, NY – Led by a five-goal effort from junior attack Ted McKenna, and 11 saves from junior goaltender Sean Aaron, the Union men's lacrosse team (13-4, 4-2 Liberty League) earned a 15-7 win over Nazareth (11-7, 6-2 Empire 8) in the first round of the Division III NCAA Men's Lacrosse Tournament. The win was Union's first in NCAA Tournament play. The Dutchmen are making their first appearance in the 31-year history of the Division III tournament.
Union will take on defending national champion Tufts in the second round on Saturday in Medford, Mass. Game time will be announced on Thursday.
"It was a great effort by the kids for being the first time in the tournament," said Union head coach Paul Wehrum. "It's a great way to get it started. It's unbelievable to be the first Union team that's been in the playoffs. The kids are working hard, and there's a lot of excitement around campus."
Union recorded its first win against Nazareth in three meetings with the Golden Flyers. The last time the two teams met was in the first round of the ECAC Upstate Tournament in 2008, when Nazarath recorded a 15-5 win in Schenectady. With 13 wins, the Dutchmen have set a new school record for victories in a single season.
"They're a great offensive team. (Nazareth head coach) Rob Randall played for me, he was an All-American for me at Herkimer and I couldn't be prouder of him," Wehrum said. "He's one of the finest men in lacrosse. Competing against him, now we're 1-1. The last time we played he beat us. For a school like Union, where we're working to build a tradition, this was big."
Freshman midfielder Jonathan Andrews added three goals, and sophomore midfielder Kyle Christine had five ground balls and went 12-for-19 on faceoffs to lead the Dutchmen, who were 16-for-26 in the faceoff circle for the game.
Union took control of the contest in the first half, running out to a 7-2 lead after one quarter of play.
Senior attack Brendan Kinnane scored Union's first ever goal in NCAA competition, giving the Dutchmen a 1-0 lead at 1:26 of the first quarter. Nazareth answered on its first possession on a goal from Scott Castle, but Union ran off the next six goals in the contest.
Union leading scorer Ted McKenna struck for the first of his three first half goals at 3:46. McKenna followed with a rebound goal at 6:04, scooping up a loose ball off a Kinnane shot and firing it past Nazareth goaltender Tim Doyle.
After Union's Taylor Galbraith struck at 7:48, McKenna scored again, running out from behind the Nazareth net for a point blank shot at 8:24 to put the Dutchmen up 5-1.
Freshmen Nate Greenberg (man-up) and Andrews followed with back-to-back goals, chasing Doyle out of the net in favor of Grant Williams. Nazareth's Joe Jacobs-Federbar stopped the Union run with six seconds remaining in the first quarter, cutting the lead to 7-2.
The Golden Flyers scored two of the next three goals in the second quarter cut Union's lead to four, but it would be the closest that Nazareth would get for the remainder of the contest. Andrews scored his third goal of the game at 4:36, and Santangelo followed with another strike with seven seconds left in the half to put Union up 10-4.
Union controlled the pace of the game with long possessions in the second half, holding the Golden Flyers to three goals in the final 30 minutes. In the third quarter, McKenna scored his fourth and fifth goals of the game at 8:26 and 3:28 to push Union's lead to 12-5 after Nazareth's Nate DeLone had opened the half with a goal at 11:40. Union's Nolan Connors, Will Mahony and Pat DeBenedetto scored in the fourth quarter, while Collin Clark added two for Nazareth in the final frame