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After several years of establishing himself as one of dubstep's up-and-coming producers, Martyn spent 2009 releasing his first LP, Great Lengths, a handful of singles and EPs, and just generally blowing up. He carries that momentum into his first commercially available DJ mix, the 50th (!) installment of London nightclub Fabric's ongoing series. A beguiling and sometimes difficult mix, Fabric 50 showcases Martyn's increasingly divergent interests, touching on all manners of UK dance subgenres.
Martyn gets tossed in with the dubstep crowd, but as Philip Sherburne noted in his Great Lengths review, Martyn's productions incorporate elements of Detroit techno and house music and feature dance-friendly tempos. Fabric 50 features some of dubstep's current powerhouses, but they are mostly those whose music is already amenable to the floor: Zomby's siren-laden raves and Joy Orbison's soulful spinning. Fabric does serve as a departure for Martyn, though, as it leans heavily on the growing UK Funky movement, a branch of garage music that incorporates contemporary R&B as well as African and Caribbean rhythms. Tracks by UK Funky mainstays Altered Natives, Cooly G., and Uncle Bakongo are included.
This makes Fabric 50 a challenging, idiosyncratic blend, especially for the Fabric series, which usually leans heavier on techno (sister series FabricLive is more groove oriented). It also makes for some extremely interesting juxtapositions. Martyn wastes no time on pleasantries, opening with four minutes of Hudson Mohawke and Olivier Daysoul's "Joy Fantastic", which comes out of the gate winking and laughing. It's a risk that Martyn continues to trade on through the first third of Fabric's 65-minute runtime, segueing into the busy, shallow percussion of Nubian Mindz's "Bossa Boogie" and the Soca-flavored bounce of Maddslinky's "Lost on Tenori Street". During one of the album's most impressive stretches, Martyn mixes Zomby's "Little Miss Naughty" into the humid percussion of Uncle Bakongo and then leads us into another Zomby track, the clubby headrush of "Light Cycle".
These early minutes are both fascinating and confounding: Though the mixing is impressive, Martyn offers few footholds, instead subjecting listeners to 20 minutes of clacking percussion. He makes amends in the middle of the mix, offering Joy Orbison's "BRKLN CLLN", Roska's remix of his own "These Words", and Martyn's remix of the Detachments' guitar-led "Circles", the melodicism of which is almost jarring after the percussive opening sequence.
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Fabric 50 is one of the most intriguing and risky mixes you're likely to hear this year, but it's also a harsh and tricky set. Martyn is a tremendous DJ, sliding between genres and shedding new light on his own work as he casts it amongst the set here. Fabric 50 is a slippery overview of both Martyn's developing skill and of current UK dance trends, one that requires thoughtful attention before it pays off.


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Baumann journeys into Pinnacles National Monument. Along his journey, he meets Anne Marie Sayer, Chief of the regions Native American Tribe: Amy Fesnock, Townsend Big Eared bat biologist: and Richard Banuelos, park educational specialist. Baumann concludes the show by painting Pinnacles Reservoir.
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Acclaimed landscape painter Stefan Baumann's art reflects his commitment to ecology and the preservation of the natural environment.Baumann hikes deep into the United States' National Parks (including Yellowstone and Sequoia National Parks in California; Crater Lake National Park in southern Oregon and the Grand Canyon National Park - North Rim in Arizona), to share his passion for nature and art. In each episode, he applies the realist theory of the Old Masters into environmentally inspired paintings. Baumann's treks encompass every aspect of the park, focusing on the plants, wildlife and the geologic and human history.


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Today's announcement that away ticket prices are to be capped at £30 is many things, but one above all – a good starting point.
£30 is still too much money – away tickets should be £20 tops – but it is a start. It is crucial that this acts as a jumping off point rather than an end point. The public pressure has to be kept up until a reduction in season ticket prices for home fans is secured.
City have yet to announce their season ticket prices for next season but if the last decade has taught us anything it is that they will be increased again for the vast majority. Increased in a small way which can be called "modest". Increased alongside a limited number of cheap tickets which get used for PR purposes all season. Increased alongside a fall in price for a small number who have relocated in order to soften the blow.
But always, on the whole, increased year after year.
Following Everton's recent across-the-board reductions it is time for City to step up to the plate and do the same. City are the richest team in the richest league in the world with a fanbase in one of the worst off parts of the country.
This is to say nothing of the new TV money and presumably the increased Champions League payout which will soon pour in.
Like it or not, there is regularly a significant number of empty seats at the #Emptihad. The upcoming Champion's League tie against Dynamo Kiev is unlikely to sell out despite it being a chance to witness City making club history by advancing to the Champions League quarter finals.
Economic factors are the number one reason why City do not always sell out one of the biggest and best grounds in the country. Not enough fans? Don't believe the hype. Belts have rarely been tighter than they are now and City are playing more games than ever. Something has to give and it is to the detriment of everyone involved that, often, it is football.
City do a lot for the fans but it always has the veneer of marketing and smooth corporate nonsense. Reducing season ticket prices makes sense all round.
The club can do something which is unambiguously good for the fans. A concrete measure which will make people's lives better. The positive PR is something I'm sure the marketing nerds can spin into more money somewhere else. The fans who have stuck with the club through the thinnest of times will actually be able to say that the club cares about them and recognises the importance of the local fan, something which has been far from a given in recent years.
Football without fans is nothing. A cliché, yes, but undeniably true.
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August 2017
Our summer exhibition presents new work by our represented artists, including a few very special prints that you need to see in person. The Ryan Gallery selection of collectible prints ranges from very affordable platinum and gum prints to rare, vintage gelatin silver prints by Wynn Bullock and Imogen Cunningham. Entire collections can be viewed on appointment and the gallery is regularly open Tuesday – Saturday, 10am – 6pm.
Exhibition Dates: May 9 – June 24, 2017
*On extended view through July 22*
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 27, 6 – 8pm
Join us for an exhibition that explores the truths, realities, and fantasies uniquely created by the medium of photography. From photography's long history of using the camera to document and study the world around us, we look at the varying perspectives of ten 20th and 21st century photographers who have continued to use their art to ask the question, What is this?
On exhibit in Ryan Gallery are selected collectible, hand-crafted fine art prints from the artists David Emitt Adams, Dick Arentz, Edna Bullock, Wynn Bullock, Imogen Cunningham, Randy Efros, William W. Fuller, Rondal Partridge, Ryuijie, and J. Barry Thomson. You can view this dynamic range of work during the exhibition and also by appointment.
March – April, 2017
Visit Ryan Gallery in March and April to view a selection of various works from Ryan Gallery artists, including brand new work by Mary Donato, on view for the first time in Ryan Gallery!
January 31 – February 25, 2017
*Exhibition extended through 8pm on March 4*
Opening Reception on Saturday, January 28, 6 – 8pm
Artist Talk on Saturday, February 25, 5 – 7pm
Ryan Gallery is excited to present the portfolios Hawaii Leaves, Alaska, Scotland, and Maui, by Arizona photographer, Randy Efros. In his thirty-five years as a photographer, Efros captured his vision on film and created prints for these portfolios in his studio darkroom.
Ryan Gallery presents four portfolios, distilled from his collection of over fifteen portfolios, for this exhibition focusing attention on the value portfolios bring to collectors of contemporary photography. Visitors to this exhibition will experience Efros' work, exquisitely printed in black and white gelatin silver and platinum/palladium, presented framed on the gallery walls and viewable in complete portfolio sets, transforming the experience of individual work compared to its impact as a whole.
Join us for a special Artist Talk evening with Efros to learn more about his background, creative vision, and his portfolios. Collectors of photography will find this informal talk delivers an insight to the value of collecting portfolio sets and individual prints.
December 10, 2016 – January 21, 2017
Visit Ryan Gallery this Winter to see selected photographic works by Ryan Gallery artists.
David Emitt Adams
Dick Arentz
Scott T. Baxter
Wynn Bullock
Edna Bullock
Imogen Cunningham
Randy Efros
William W. Fuller
Rondal Partridge
Michael T. Puff
J. Barry Thomson
Terry Towery
October 29 – November 26, 2016
Lecture with the Artist
Friday, October 28, 6:30 – 8pm
Free and open to the public
Platinum/Palladium Workshop with Michael T. Puff
Saturday, October 29, 10am – 4pm
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Michael T. Puff uses modern digital image capture with the extremely permanent and hand-crafted platinum and palladium printing process, merging the contemporary with the historical to produce unique and captivating images. The time-staking printing process he uses, which incorporates platinum and palladium metals into the chemistry, allows for a unique image with a beautiful color and tonal range.
Puff's love for the theater is evident in much of his work, as he photographs on stage-like sets, often using dancers and actors as models, with images that could function as small moments from a larger narrative. A surreal theme runs through much of his work, as he uses his strong digital editing skills to manipulate scale and mood creating complex otherworldly images.
September 10 – October 22, 2016
On view now through October 22, 2016 are various works from Ryan Gallery artists.
David Emitt Adams
Dick Arentz
Scott T. Baxter
Edna Bullock
Wynn Bullock
Imogen Cunningham
Randy Efros
William W. Fuller
Rondal Partridge
Michael T. Puff
J. Barry Thomson
Terry Towery
January 23 – March 5, 2016
Artist Talk and Opening Reception
Saturday, January 30, 6 – 8pm
Gathering the Remnants is an exhibition of new work by Scott T. Baxter from never before seen images from the 100 Years 100 Ranchers project, commemorating Arizona's centennial anniversary. This Ryan Gallery exhibition of Baxter's fine art gelatin prints presents the lives of ranchers and cowboys working on Arizona ranches that have been operating in the state for over 100 years. This unique work depicts a different and special point of view, which has not been shown before, of the people and ranches Baxter photographed during his twelve-year project working with ranching families in Arizona. This exhibition is a PhotoTapas event.
October 17, 2015 – January 16, 2016
Ryan gallery presents the Arizona premiere exhibition of platinum prints from the P2 and Kanchi works by California Central Coast photographer Ryuijie from October 17, 2015 through January 16, 2016.
A platinum print is an exceptionally beautiful and everlasting image presented through a wide range of subtle tones. The creation of a contemporary platinum print, whether from a film or digital camera, remains an intimate, handcrafted process.
As an introduction to the community, on Friday, October 30, Ryuijie will give a free lecture, open to the public in Ryan Gallery, and he will be on hand for the opening reception after the lecture.
In the Photography Arts Lab at Art Intersection, Ryuijie will lead a platinum-printing workshop on Saturday, October 31. Participants will learn about his process, and use the time to create their own platinum/palladium prints.


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Laokasti Hotel Santorini
Ia Santorini, Santorini Island, Greece
Laokasti Hotel is set in a charming area of Oia next to Volcano, Cape Columbo Beach and Port. Renovated in 2011, the comfortable hotel has welcomed guests since 1980.
The city center is 10 minutes' walk of the property. Laokasti Hotel is also located near Amoudi Bay, Naval Museum of Oia and Mnemossyne Artists House.
Direct access to the golden beach and surrounding gardens is provided.
This property offers 17 tasteful guestrooms complete with individual climate control, an in-room safe, satellite TV, a seating area and a private toilet. All of the rooms have a spectacular view over the volcano. In-room self-catering facilities include a fridge and utensils.
The hotel features a lobby restaurant serving international cuisine.
The hotel enjoys a beautiful location within 15 minutes' drive from Santorini (Thira) airport.
Bicycles and cars are available for rent at Laokasti Hotel.
On-site facilities for children include cribs and a mini club. The hotel provides windsurfing, diving and canoeing for an active pastime.
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- All children under the age of 6 may stay for free in an extra bed.
- All children under the age of 2 may stay for free in a crib.
- One child under the age of 6 may stay free of charge when using existing bedding.
- Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1.
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Born and raised in Hokkaido, Japan, Aoi Yamaguchi has been trained to master calligraphy learning under Master Zuiho Sato from the age of 6, She is a recipient of numerous awards and supreme prizes at competitive public exhibitions. She also uniquely transforms Japanese calligraphy into physical artistic expression through conceptual performance. She has performed with contemporary dancers, models, and traditional and contemporary musicians all over the world.
Currently residing in Berkeley, California, Yamaguchi continues her work on her conceptual calligraphy installations, exhibitions, and performances as she continues to push the boundaries of traditional Eastern classics and contemporary artistic expression.
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Schneider TM is a multidimensional music project of Dirk Dresselhaus, named after his nickname Schneider. Since the late 80's, Dirk has been active in different musical fields. From 1989 until 1997 he played and sang in adventurous rock and pop bands like Hip Young Things and Locust Fudge (both on Glitterhouse Records) before he became more active in electronic music around 1996. Schneider TM is responsible for a couple of experimental electro-freak-pop albums (on City Slang / Mute) including underground-hits like 'Reality Check', 'Frogtoise' and a cover version of a song by The Smiths called 'The Light 3000', a collaboration with Kptmichigan that was hugely acclaimed by the alternative media like John Peel, The Wire etc..
Schneider TM has been credited as one of the main inventors of a music genre called Indietronic or Indietronica.
Since 1997 Schneider TM performed a couple of hundreds live concerts around the globe including renowned international festivals like CTM (Berlin), Sonar Festival / Sonar Sound (Barcelona, Rome, Tokyo), Mutek (Montreal, Mexico City), Arty Farty (Lyon), Pukkelpop (Hasselt), Hultsfred Festival (Hultsfred), Kilbi Festival (Bad Bonn), Frieze Art Fair / Frieze Music (London), Phonem Festival (Istanbul), Numero Festival (Lisboa), Les Siestes électroniques festival (Toulouse), Melt Festival (Gräfenhainichen), Midi Festival (Hyéres), Motomix Festival (Sao Paolo), Todaysart Festival (Den Haag), Dark Mofo (Hobart) and others.
As well as work on a variety of one-off projects – including the production of film music for movies (66/67, In Der Überzahl, Teilhard, Remainder, Continuity etc. with directors like Omer Fast, Ludwig & Glaser etc.), performance theater (The Scorpionfish, Louis & Bebe w/ Joanna Dudley & Rufus Didwiszus) or radio plays (Release, Hochhaus w/ Paul Plamper) – Dirk has been performing & recording with noise & drone outfits like Angel (w/ Ilpo Väisänen of Pan sonic & guests like Hildur Gudnadottir, Oren Ambarchi, BJ Nilsen or Lucio Capece), released by Editions Mego and Real Time (w/ Reinhold Friedl of zeitkratzer, 3 CD box on Blume) on a regular basis since 1999.
For a while now, Dirk has also been moving Schneider TM in the direction of instantly composed freeform music, employing varying instruments including guitar, electronics, balafon, effect loops as well as field recordings. Sometimes he works solo and at other times together with artists like Jochen Arbeit (of Einstürzende Neubauten, Automat), Damo Suzuki (ex-Can), video artists like Lillevan, pani K and Takehito Koganezawa or Japanese dancer Tomoko Nakasato. The first results of this open & soundscape-y direction was the Schneider TM albums 'Construction Sounds'. Based on field recordings of Berlin construction sites combined with electronics, it was released in September 2012 on Bureau B & MirrorWorldMusic, an online-platform / label started in 2007 by Dirk Dresselhaus and Michael Beckett (aka Kptmichigan) to present past, present & future of their works.
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Mika Satomi is a designer and an artist exploring the field of e-Textiles, Interaction Design and Physical Computing. For five semesters, she has been a guest professor at the Weissensee Academy of Art Berlin. She has worked as a researcher at the Swedish School of Textiles and at the Distance Lab, Scotland in the field of practice based design research. She holds BA in Graphic dDesign from Tokyo Zokei University, and MA in Media Creation from IAMAS, Japan. Since 2006 Mika has collaborated with Hannah Perner- Wilson, forming the collective KOBAKANT creating artistic projects in the field of eTextiles and Wearable Technology Art. She is a co-author of the e-Textile online database "How To Get What You Want".


text: My cousin was having a baby and we were not sure if it was a girl or a boy. So from my own experience of being told I was having a girl (didn't happen had a BOY!) I decided to make the blanket in more neutral colors so it could be used for either boy or girl. I had seen lots of patterns done with squares and I really liked the look so I decided to design my own. I wanted to leave it just at the squares, but after I got it all together you could tell on the back where I had sewn it together and I didn't want that to look that way, so I made a back panel. A more experienced crocheter may know how to get this to look better. BASIC SKILLS NECESSARY make a ch, sc and dc. sew 2 crocheted squares together SIZING / FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Small square 5 in x 5 in, Large square 10 in x 10 in, final measurement 31 in x 32 in


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A Writer and His Colleagues and Their Work
By Philip Roth
Illustrated. 160 pages. Houghton Mifflin. $23.
Years ago, when the cold war was in full rage, it was Philip Roth who, in one shining epigram, summed up the essential difference between East and West. ''There nothing goes and everything matters,'' he said, the ''there'' in question being Czechoslovakia, which he first visited in the early 1970's; ''here everything goes and nothing matters.''
The statement crystallized the paradox that in the bad places where good writing was banned, literature and poetry mattered enough for writers to risk their lives to create it; whereas where everything is free, literature and poetry are what students are forced to read when they would rather be watching television. Permeating ''Shop Talk,'' Mr. Roth's slender volume of conversations and sketches of other writers, is the conviction that literature does matter, even when it is buried in the anesthetizing muffle of freedom. The most gripping conversations whose records Mr. Roth produces in this new book are with writers for whom writing was a matter of life and death. They are mostly writers who lived through the worst the 20th century had to offer and for whom the Word had that almost biblical power to create or to demolish worlds.
To wit: Primo Levi, the Italian factory manager who survived Auschwitz and wrote about it in his masterpiece, ''Survival at Auschwitz''; Aharon Applefeld, the Israeli novelist whose terse, dark novels are about the bleakness of dislocation, and who spent several boyhood years hiding from the Nazis in the forests of Ukraine; and Ivan Klima and Milan Kundera, two of the many notable literary dissenters of the former Czechoslovakia. Mr. Roth has a lively exchange with Isaac Bashevis Singer about the Jewish-Polish artist and writer Bruno Schulz, who was killed by the Nazis in 1940.
Do you remember those questions on aptitude tests that required you to choose one of a series of objects that didn't fit with the others? The Irish novelist Edna O'Brien would seem to be that object in this collection, but the conversation between her and Mr. Roth included in ''Shop Talk'' is worthwhile nonetheless. Then there is an exchange of letters between Mr. Roth and Mary McCarthy, in which McCarthy rather unpleasantly criticizes Mr. Roth's novel ''The Counterlife'' for what she deems to be its offense to Christians. That is followed by discerning critical appraisals by Mr. Roth of two of his seniors among the Jewish writers of the second half of the 20th century in the United States, Bernard Malamud and Saul Bellow. Mr. Roth compares Malamud to Kafka -- or more properly, he compares Kafka's character Gregor Samsa to Malamud's character Seymour Levin. Indeed, as we will see, Kafka is much on the mind in several of the essays in this book.Continue reading the main story
''Seymour Levin the ex-drunkard and Gregor Samsa the bug embody acts of colossal self-travesty, affording both authors a weirdly exhilarating sort of masochistic relief from the weight of sobriety and dignified inhibition that formed the cornerstone of their staid comportment,'' Mr. Roth writes. Malamud, he continues a few lines later, experienced ''the need to consider long and seriously every last demand of a conscience torturously exacerbated by the pathos of need unabated.''
Mr. Roth's conversations, preceded by introductions to each of the writers in question, ring with what his readers will recognize as that Rothian intelligence. The writing is smoothly, thickly wordy, but it brings out something adamantine and irreducible about each of his interlocutors nonetheless. Levi, Mr. Roth notes, lived in Turin in the apartment house where he was born, and that bourgeois solidity, that absence of geographical mobility, underscores something about Levi's art: that his ''life of communal interconnectedness . . . constitutes his profoundly spirited response to those who did all they could to sever his every sustained connection and tear him and his kind out of history.''
Mr. Roth surmises that Levi, who made his living both before and after the war as a chemist in a paint factory, survived Auschwitz not because he was strong or lucky but because he was a thinker. Levi is properly skeptical about what seems a touch of wishfulness on the part of another thinking man. He never discerned much of a logical pattern between survival and character, Levi says. ''I have seen the survival of shrewd people and silly people, the brave and the cowardly.'' But he continues: ''I had an intense wish to understand. I was constantly pervaded by a curiosity that somebody afterward did, in fact, deem nothing less than cynical: the curiosity of the naturalist who finds himself transplanted into an environment that is monstrous but new, monstrously new.''
No single theme ties all of these conversations and critical fragments together, but Mr. Roth's thoughts about Malamud and Kafka show one subject common to several of them. Kafka is present throughout Mr. Roth's book, the Kafka whose unsparing self-examination somehow enabled him to foresee so much of what was to happen in the political world. The responses to Mr. Roth's questions about him by Mr. Applefeld and Mr. Klima are indispensable. ''His fiction keeps insisting that what seems to be unimaginable hallucination and hopeless paradox is precisely what constitutes one's reality,'' Mr. Klima says. Mr. Applefeld wonders how a man who had never been in the camps could understand in precise detail what they were like.
One could say that, Ms. McCarthy and Ms. O'Brien excepted, the writers that Mr. Roth deals with in this volume are bound together by their post-Kafka sensibility. They are the ones who lived the reality that was Kafka's nightmare -- his conviction, as Mr. Klima puts it, that ''a dependable world of dignity and justice is what is absurdly fantastic.'' The treatments of the darkness by writers like the ones in this book, their sense of the fragility of the thinking person caught in the fine-toothed machinery of the collectivity, is what makes them writers who matter.Continue reading the main story


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Wow, what they said, plus-- you 2 have only been together 2 years, and have a 9 month old. So she got pregnant 6 months into your relationship. And dated the whole time as well, while in NRE with you, and also while pregnant?
And your best friend? Just got his rocks off when they had permission from you for a
movie date?
What was *he* thinking?
If you want to protect your daughter, set some firmer boundaries... like yesterday. She mightve been hiding her tendency to self harm, people do that (I know, my daughter hid it from our family for YEARS).
Yeah, well I guess I didn't mention this, she DIDN'T date while pregnant, just intensely before and quite a bit afterwards. You have to understand, she isn't a bad person, only did the cutting thing one time before she got pregnant, and had been in a physical relationship with my friend before she got pregnant. It's a lot of backstory I thought I had mentioned (He was the same guy I sat out on the porch while she had sex with)
I don't feel like I'm being used, and I don't feel like she did any of this with an intent to harm me. I'm sorry if it came off that way.
As for firmer boundries, they have already been set. We are monogamous except for at these vacation times. It's not an issue anymore as I see it. Not until she gets to that event and then realizes she wants that all the time.
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Original Title: Loaded
Country, Channel: UK, AMC
Release Date: May 8, 2017
Creators: Jon Brown, D.C. Jackson, Georgia Pritchett
Directors: Ian Fitzgibbon, Elliot Hegarty, Natalie Bailey
Cast: Jim Howick, Samuel Anderson, Jonny Sweet, Nick Helm, Mary McCormack, Lolly Adefope, Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Scarlett Alice Johnson, Simon Day, Tony Way, Tom Stourton
Language: English
Runtime: 41 min
The TV series "Loaded" is a comedy about four IT people who invented the game called Cat Factory.
The main characters of the comedy TV show Loaded are: Josh is a capricious and highly moral person, Leon is the charismatic director of business development in «Idyl Hands», Ewan is the director of the encoding team, Watto is an eccentric web designer of their hit game, and Casey is ruthless, immaculate and an outspoken vice president of absorptions in the parent company that bought the Idyl Hands start-up.
Loaded season 1 is a story about four losers, on which a lot of money fell and they do not know what to do with them. One of them bought red Ferrari and a whole barge sneakers Birkenstock, one of the companions takes a bath from Dom Perignon in the morning, and a small part of the cost is the payment of a live "musical greeting card" that sings Fuck you to all who refused or somehow offended the new-born millionaires. And there will be many more incidents and funny situations in the new episodes of the series Loaded.
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I've been doing some cleanup work on my website this morning and came across this old post, Resolutions for 2011 and figured I should do a quick follow up to see how I did.
- Spend more quality time with my family – I definitely did this (+1 point)
- Get fitter – I sort of managed this (+1 point)
- Lose around 15-20 kg – I lost about 10kg, but then put on 5kg (1/2 a point)
Drink less coffee– I think I actually ended up drinking more coffee (-1 point)
- Drink more water – Yep (+1 point)
Drink less alcohol– Again I think I drank as much, or possibly more (-1 point)
- Get my golf handicap under 15 – Came close with this one, I got it down to 18 from about 26 (1/2 point)
- Travel more, both overseas and domestically – My frequent flyer account will confirm that I did a heck of a lot more travel (+1 point)
Start a regular podcast– Total fail, don't even recall what my motivation to even think about this was (no points)
- Take
and printmore photos – Definitely took more photos, pretty much printed off 10-15 all year (1/2 point)
For those keeping score at home, that's 3 1/2 points out of a possible 10 taking into account the minus points for particularly bad conduct. Ouch!


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By Brian Compton
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Over the last few years Jared Bednar had hopes that he would one day become the head coach of the South Carolina Stingrays. So much so that he would rarely apply for other coaching jobs in the ECHL.
He hoped that patience would be a virtue.
It was.
In April, Jason Fitzsimmons gave up the coaching duties in Charleston after a five-year run, opening the door for Bednar to become the franchise's fourth head coach. The 35-year-old is thrilled to be taking over a club that is rich in history.
Bednar was a defenseman for the Stingrays for five seasons – winning two championships along the way — before hanging up the blades to become the team's assistant coach. He and Fitzsimmons guided the Stingrays to 188 victories over the past five seasons, making the playoffs for four-straight years until missing the dance by one point in 2006-07.
Now, it's Bednar's job to get the Stingrays back there. It's a challenge he's more than happy to accept, one he's waited a long time for.


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Google released their search trends for 2014 this week, and have accompanied it with a video that celebrates the unwavering optimism of human nature - based, of course, on our search results from this past year.
The video, set to Peter Robinson and Amy Millan's "Divinity", celebrates individual achievements such as Malala Yousafzai's Nobel Peace Prize, acknowledges global events such as the Ebola scare and the World Cup, and pays homage to notable celebrity losses Joan Rivers, Maya Angelou and Robin Williams.
Google's message is clear and empirical: despite some of the devastating and troubling things that have taken place in the world over the past year alone, people reach for knowledge, connections and passions before they go looking for fear and bad news.
Some might question the use of our search data to define who we are as a species, but when the results are as powerfully optimistic as this, it's one of the most comfortable things people living in the rise of the Digital Age can see.
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If I could live my life again
Next time I would try to make more mistakes
I would not try to be so perfect
I would relax more
I would be sillier than I was
In fact, I would take very few things seriously
I would be less hygienic
I would take more risks
I would take more trips
I'd watch more sunsets
I'd climb more mountains
I'd swim more rivers
I'd go to more places – I've never been
I'd have more real problems – and less imaginary ones
I was one of those people who live prudent and prolific lives – each minute of his life
I was one of those who never goes anywhere without a thermometer
without a hot-water bottle
and without an umbrella and without a parachute
If I could live again – I will travel light
If I could live again – I'll try to work bare feet at the beginning of spring until the end of autumn
I'll ride more carts
I'll watch more sunrises and play with more children
If I have the life to live – but now I am 85
and I know that I am dying
*It has been disputed that Borges is in fact not the original author of this poem. Some say that the author is the North American poet Nadine Stair. Anyway regardless of who wrote it originally it cannot be denied that it is a cracking poem.


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I am still busy doing some
November things. .
Oh, just trying to get out the
Turkeys and Pilgrims is all.
And I have a little wood project going on.
Plus, you know Christmas is lurking around the corner!
So tonight I thought I would show you a few
Odds and Ends. .
Just a couple of things I have taken pictures of
And not shared with you.
Nothing great. . just
Odds and Ends.
First of all I have been meaning to show you
My Great-Grandma's rocking chair
Great-Grandma Pickering was a tiny little lady
Not even 5 feet tall. . .more like about 4'5"
She liked to rock babies in this rocker because her feet
Could touch the floor!
Next is a picture of Cousin Karma's needlepoint. .
Oh, she does beautiful work.
I showed you Karma's house in a earlier post
I found this beautiful doily at a yard sale for 50 cents
I can't pass up a pretty doily. . .I know how much
Time and talent goes into making one of them.
I am getting quite a collection of doilies. .
My own and those I find at yard sales and DI
I found this cute little lamp at DI
I only paid a couple of dollars for it.
Here is a close up of it. . .so cute!
I sold it to a little shop. . .one of the few
Things I have sold!
Oh, the chair. . well I love chairs. . and I can't
Seem to be able to let them go. . Ya,
I will end-up being called the "chair lady".
Another thing I have a "radar" for is
Milk-glass. .
Found this little beauty at DI for only $2
Ok, I am just about done with the
Odds and Ends. .
I had to show you this dresser scarf
The embroidery and crocheted edge is so delicate.
I have an elderly lady that was my neighbor for over 25 years
She had a stroke a few months ago and had to leave
Utah and move closer to her family in Illinois
I just had to have something that belonged to my friend
Something to remember her by. .
I was able to get several things. .
Especially vintage linens. . .
I thought this was so pretty and I love dresser scarves.
Well, there you have my
Odds and Ends.
Now I must finish up the November decorations
And the wood project.. . and crochet.
So much to do and so little time.
It is cold here in Utah right now. .
Another storm is coming our way.
I'm going to go cuddle with my cute little
Zoey and try to stay warm
Watch some t.v. and crochet.
How about you. . ?
Oh, here's the little Zoey
(she has a milk bone in her mouth)
She is such a sweet companion for me.
Be sure to come back again, and see what I am up to
Hugs, K


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"This is a love story." That's how Eddie describes his relationship with Simone and their three-year-old son, Enrique. When they met in a coffee shop in 2008, both were living in homeless shelters and had trouble finding work. He had injured his arm while volunteering in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, and she had a serious mental health condition. Still, Eddie says, "we knew that day that we had something good together."Simone's pregnancy the following year was extremely difficult. A psychiatrist instructed her to stop taking her prescription medications to avoid health risks to her unborn child, but when she did, she had a crisis, which led to her hospitalization for the rest of the pregnancy."The day my son was born was the happiest day of my life," says Eddie. But a few days later, the Administration for Children's Services (ACS) removed Enrique from their care because the hospital claimed that Simone had refused medication while pregnant. It took 18 months of legal battle to prove that she had been following her doctor's orders.Eddie and Simone finally won permanent custody of their son, yet they still faced huge challenges. That's when ACS referred them to HCZ's Family Support Center. Eddie calls it "the best thing that's ever happened to us."Their caseworker, Roshawn, helped get them out of homelessness and into a supportive-housing apartment. And when Enrique was diagnosed with mild autism and other developmental issues, she helped get him much-needed therapy and disability benefits."All the good things Family Support has done for us, it's unbelievable," says Eddie. "No one, including friends and relatives, has ever done more to help my family."Family Support shares the love. Roshawn recalls, "When they called to tell me they'd gotten that apartment, I was crying, they were crying. We were so happy."Last year, the Family Support Center helped keep 98% of our families stable enough to avoid foster-care placement for their children. Please make a gift to help us continue to keep our families whole and create more love stories like Eddie, Simone, and Enrique's.
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Monday, June 23, 2008
Just another Monday!
Good Morning to all! It is Monday and I and the boys spent the waking hours straightening the house. I did my morning 2 mile walk and now I need to clean up my stamping area. I will spend today trying to come up with a "logo" for our ladies group at church. We have elected to call ourselves "Jewels for Jesus." I have an idea of what I want to do, so maybe I will post it when I get it to work right on paper...actually a book mark will be next month's craft. We are not doing anything at our church for the 4th. We will get together with those who want and go to the fairground and watch the fireworks. Yet, last year Elisabeth did not like it so much. Or maybe I misread the screaming and running away as fast as possible. We will see if this year goes better.
It is hard to believe where the Lord has moved us in a years time. I will say there were many things and people in our last ministry that blessed my heart and made all the tough times easier. Yet, I am thankful to be able to be in this chapter of our lives the Lord has given us. The Lord knows what we need, when we need it and for that I am truly grateful. Every day that He gives is such a blessing and today may be just another Monday...but thank the Lord for this Monday and all the Mondays to come.
Until His return, may we be found faithful!
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- Heather said...
I hope Elizabeth likes the fireworks this year!
- June 28, 2008 at 12:19 AM
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Hours per week:
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Kafka is a publish-subscribe message queuing system that's designed like a distributed commit log. Netuitive can help monitor the performance and throughput of your Kafka server using our Kafka collector for the Linux agent. Kafka, Kafka Consumer Lag, and Zookeeper metrics are all collected using this collector.
Collector Configuration
- Download the Jolokia JVM JAR file.
Tip Another option would be to add the following line to the very end of the kafka-server-start.sh file (typically located in /etc/kafka/bin, or /opt/kafka/bin — sometimes the Kafka directory contains the version number as well). This option is more portable.
- Move the downloaded file to the /opt/netuitive-agent/ directory.
- Run the following at the command line to set an environment variable:
export KAFKA_OPTS="$KAFKA_OPTS -javaagent:/opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar"Note If you're running Kafka in a container, you'll need to complete an additional step to get Jolokia working in the container. See the detailed instructions below.
- Restart Kafka, and confirm Jolokia is running by accessing http://localhost:8778/jolokia/
JVM_OPTS="$JVM_OPTS -javaagent:/opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar"Important When adding this line to your kafka-server-start.sh file, ensure that the quotes are not automatically formatted to be smart quotes. Smart quotes will prevent Kafka from starting.
- Navigate to the collectors folder.Note The default location is at /opt/netuitive-agent/conf/collectors.
- Open the KafkaJolokiaCollector.conf file.
- Change the enabled setting to True.
- Update version to be the version of Kafka running on your machine and uncomment the line.
- Optionally, update host and port to the correct settings.
- Save the file, and restart the Linux Agent.
Additional Configuration Options
Collector Options
|Enable collecting Kafka metrics.
|The metric prefix, e.g., how you want the metrics to show up in Netuitive.
|Part of the URL path that points to where your application serves metrics. Typically jmx or jolokia.
|Regex list to match metrics to block. Mutually exclusive with metrics_whitelist option.
|Hostname/IP address by which the Kafka instance can be reached by the Linux agent.
|The port that the Jolokia JAR file is listening on.
Specifies the Kafka major release being used on the host. Currently, Netuitive supports 0.8, 0.9, and 0.10.
|The hostname / IP address as well as the port by which the Zookeeper instance can be reached by the Linux agent.
|The location of the kafka-run-class.sh file. Certain metrics must be retrieved via command line calls, thus the location of kafka-run-class.sh is a necessity. The exception to this being if you're running Kafka in a Docker container; see the args setting below for more information.
|exec {kafka-container-id} {kafka-run-class.sh}
The argument passed to Kafka running in a docker container.
Note If you are running Kafka in a docker container, you'll need to set the bin setting to the location of the docker binary. Then, you'll need to replace {kafka-container-id} with the ID of your Kafka container and {kafka-run-class.sh} with the location of the kafka-run-class.sh file within the container.
|Group1, Group2, Group3
For Kafka 8 or earlier: This setting specifies a list of consumer groups that you want to receive consumer lag metrics. If you do not specify this, no consumer lag metrics will be collected.
For Kafka 9 or later: This setting is ignored as consumer groups can be auto-discovered.
|Topic1, Topic2, Topic3
For Kafka 8 or earlier: This setting specifies a list of topics associated with the consumer groups. If you do not specify this, all topics are considered.
For Kafka 9 or later: this setting is ignored.
|Default numeric output(s).
|Measure the collector's run time in milliseconds.
|Regex list to match metrics to transmit. Mutually exclusive with metrics_blacklist option.
Due to the sheer volume of Kafka metrics, the individual metrics won't be documented here. Instead, here are some general properties of the groups of metrics:
- All metrics share the following properties:
- Statistic: average
- Min: 0
- Will be on for most metrics
- Will be off for metrics matching the following regexes:
- ^kafka.cluster.*
- ^kafka\.utils\..*
- ^kafka\.log\..*(LogEndOffset|LogStartOffset)$
- ^kafka\.controller\.((?!broker-\d).).*
- ^kafka\.consumer_group\.((?!consumer_lag$).)*$
- For metrics that end with percent:
- Unit = percent
- Max = 1
- For metrics that describe bytes per second (those containing Bytes.*PerSec or ending with byte-rate):
- Unit = Bps (bytes per second)
- SDS = ReplaceWithZero
- There are a number of metrics that describe a unit of time:
- Unit
- If the metric name ends with Ms.Mean, time-avg, or time-max then the units are ms (milliseconds)
- If the metric name contains time-ns, then the units are ns (nanoseconds)
- If the metric name contains time-secs, then the units are seconds
- SDS = ReplaceWithZero
- Unit
- For metrics matching kafka\.(server|network)\..*Metrics\..*\.Count or kafka.zookeeper.zk_packets.*:
- Type = COUNTER
- The Zookeeper has_owner metric:
- Max = 1
- All Zookeeper latency metrics (zk_.*latency):
- Unit = ms (milliseconds)
- All Zookeeper data size metrics (zk_.*data_size):
- Unit = bytes
Additional Information
Running Kafka in a Docker Container
Getting the Jolokia agent running in a Kafka container requires three additional modifications to the docker run command. To illustrate the modifications needed, we're going to assume that your docker run command looks like this initially:
docker run -p 2181:2181 -p 9092:9092 --env ADVERTISED_HOST=`docker-machine ip\`docker-machine active\`` --env ADVERTISED_PORT=9092 spotify/kafka
Add the following changes to the initial docker run command to get Jolokia running in a Kafka container:
- Make the Jolokia JAR file available to the container by passing it in as a mounted volume. As in the instructions above, we recommend that you download the JAR and move it to the /opt/netuitive-agent/ directory.
-v /opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar:/opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar
- Pass in the KAFKA_OPTS environment variable to Kafka so it starts with the Jolokia agent included.
-e KAFKA_OPTS=-javaagent:/opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar=port=8778,host=0.0.0.0
- Expose the Jolokia port.
-p 8778:8778
Here's what the full command looks like with the three additional portions added:
docker run -p 2181:2181 -p 9092:9092 -p 8778:8778 -e ADVERTISED_HOST=`docker-machine ip \`docker-machine active\`` -e ADVERTISED_PORT=9092 -e KAFKA_OPTS=-javaagent:/opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar=port=8778,host=0.0.0.0 -v /opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar:/opt/netuitive-agent/jolokia-jvm-1.3.4-agent.jar spotify/kafka


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Library book valuation puts council in red
Library books are largely to blame for throwing the Gore District Council into the red by more than $1.6 million, but the council's corporate manager says it was a once-off loss. The impairment of library books contributed to more than $960,000 of the debt reported in the council's annual results released this week for the year ending June 30.
Funding from loans and reserves and additional depreciation make up the remainder of the debt.
Gore District Council corporate services general manager Russell Duthie said while the figures looked "very average" the debt from the library books was "absolutely a once-off".
The library had about 63,000 books and they had not been valued for about 20 years despite the valuation being an international accounting requirement, he said.
"To be fair, we should have done it more regularly; we didn't see them as being a big issue."
The book debt had no impact on ratepayers because council had rated for them each year. The problem was that council did not comply with the reporting requirements, he said.
A lot of work was involved with valuing library books which took three to four days work.
The council was looking at new management systems to help with the valuations and hoped to do them every three years, Mr Duthie said.
Despite the book loss, the council recorded a cash surplus of $3000.
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Last year the council held its deficit to $97,000 compared with the $151,000 budgeted.
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Philippine are known for planning beef formula with spices, the love of Philippine with those people kind of foods was a good influenced simply by Spanish throughout their 300 many years of their job in our nation. From their culinary influences aside, their particular major affects are Roman Catholicism that will becomes Philippines majority religious beliefs. Some of the The spanish language recipe that will Filipino like are Morcon, Arroz ala Valencia, Sopas, Mechado formula and a much more. Those recipe is a typical food during Filipino special gathering and occasion especially Christmas and Birthday. Mechado is one of the many prepared meals not only designed for special occasion however for daily formula too. It really is one of our kid's preferred recipes throughout our Xmas eve special event as the spices is too delicious that he really wants to use since filling along with bread. The procedure for food preparation is easy, affordable and a savor is had by it that everybody would like. Impress your beloved by planning Mechado formula for them.
Designed for Mechado You will require The Following Component:
1 kilogram of Sirloin, cut into wash and cube
kilogram Pork liempo, cut straight into cube
2-3 heaping tbsp butter
2-3 tbsp minced garlic
3 or more whole red onion, sliced (For stewing)
one whole red onion sliced (for saut?? )
2-3 spud
1 carrot peeled plus cube
glass tomato spices
1cup associated with soy spices
1 may of Sparks liver distribute
tsp peppercorn (pamintang buo)
one Beef dice seasoning
2 personal computers Red bell pepper quadrigeminal and take away the seed
Process of Cooking Designed for Mechado:
In a pressure bring to boil beef pork and sirloin chop with onion for stewing, ground pepper soy and corn sauce. Place the fire straight into low in order to starts to whistle and consistently cook straight into low fireplace for forty five minute. Look into the meat pain by raising up nozzle to remove stress, remove pressure cooker then check if the meat is tender enough carefully, boil again if desire tenderness did not achieved and be careful when removing pressure cooker covering again. Remove sensitive meat on the pressure, set and keep beef stock for future use aside. In a warmed pan along with butter, saut?? garlic, till it use golden dark brown, add saut and onion?? designed for few moment. Add tender patis and beef, include for couple of minute. Add carrots and potato, beef dice seasoning, pour beef stock enough to cover the meat and vegetable just, simmer until potato and carrot tender, whenever potato plus carrot tenderized, add tomato sauce, sodium to flavor, red bell vetsin and pepper to balance taste. Finally, add Sparks liver distribute to thicken sauce plus continue blending for one moment to avoid burning up sauce at the end. Served cook Mechado while it is hot with hot steamy rice newly, appreciate.