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Valet parking your MS?
Valet parking your MS?
So far, I have managed to avoid valet parking.
Me too. Went to a hotel that only had valet parking. Called in advance and they allowed me to self park in the valet lot. One of the valets sat in the passenger seat. Tip them well. Lots of threads on this though. Use volkerize.com to find the threads
I explain to them that they dont get to drive the car.
In the Bay Area, just about every valet I've used had no problem with the car.
I've chatted with a valet and they said the first time was very confusing. They didn't know how to turn off the car and didn't want to risk letting it "idle" for hours. The owner explained and they don't have any more problems.
The next big area of confusion is around charging. They usually let me handle that.
You can enter the following URL in the center screen browser:
It provides guest/valet instructions on how to drive the car.
In my experience valets in Toronto are now aware of how to handle the 'S. No problems so far.
First of all, its not rocket science. The control stalk is that of a Mercedes.
Second, every time I valet it, they leave it right in front of the hotel/restaurant anyway.
Simply put this on MS screen for valet -- instructions:
Also, avail in Spanish, Norwegian, and German:
I parked in NYC last week for dinner. The valet's only concern, "we don't have charging here". I told him that it wasn't necessary. He took the car. I got the car back. No problems.
Heh. Call ahead, and say "You can get free advertising by letting me park my Tesla out front. How about a free entrée in return?"
I just valeted for the second time last weekend for a wedding. I used the teslatap page mentioned above and also turned creep mode on.
Was the page appreciated and adhered to? Or the reverse (standard juveniles' reaction)?
I've been worried about this too, but valeted for the first time last night. Put the teslatap page on an didn't do anything else differently. It was fine.
Okay how on earth is a typical car wash person going to know to follow those instructions... The car should just have a car wash button. If someone were to follow the instructions on the URL above how do they get power back to the wheels after existing the car wash tunnel?
I think the teslatuner one is a bit condescending. If I were feeling juvenile, I would definitely do the opposite, as Brian sugars above.
Not to 'sugars' anything, but the TeslaTap page seems pretty good. For a complete TM n00b, certain basics have to be emphasized.
If I can't park it, I'll go elsewhere.
I learned a lesson years ago when I sent an employee out to get my new Lexus washed before an important client can into the office. He wrecked the car (still works for me). I learned a valuable lesson... If it going to bother me if the car gets damaged, don't let someone else drive it. And it would bother me if someone wrecked my one week old Tesla. My wife and I are still in negotiations.
Do let us know how those turn out. ;-)
I was going to dinner and somehow ended up with the VP of our pretty large company as my passenger (who apparently was considering a deposit on an X but had not yet seen a Tesla in person). Anyway, turns out the place was valet parking only. Under normal conditions I would have protested, but... VP.
I asked the valet if he know how to care for it and he said he did. I walked inside and looked back out to see it parked prominently right in front. The guy moved it maybe 10 feet tops. I came back out and a Ferrari 458 was parked next to it, though less prominently and slightly behind it. SF Bay Area for you, I suppose.
So, on the plus side, at least it's a car they're likely to want sitting out front.
I know a number of you have adopted the "it's just a car" or "it's my everyday driver" position with your Teslas. I haven't. Letting valets touch the car gives me the creeps. I'll valet park if the valet rides in the passenger seat and I do the driving. Both ways. Otherwise, I just move on.
I understand that this works fine with restaurants but in an urban area where you are staying at a hotel, this may be a more difficult sell. I've been successful thus far (knock on wood).
WRT car washes, I agonized over this before I got the car, but before it came time to wash it, I discovered dripless washing. Not the kind with a bucket and rag. The kind with atomized spray. Now I can wash the car myself in the garage in around 40 minutes if it's dirty and touch it up in 10. Every month or so, I have a guy give it a good wash using the same method. Never a drop of water on the garage floor. No car wash paint swirls.
For car washes I have someone come to my house at $25 a time.


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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Residency Training Program
The Child and Adolescent Psychiatry division is in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences on the grounds of the UC Davis Medical Center. We accept up to three new trainees each year into our two-year program (entry at PGY-4 or PGY-5). Our training program reflects the diversity and depth of our division. It includes a broad clinical focus, as well as both academic and community orientations. Many of our graduates pursue community-based and/or academic work upon completion of their training. Trainees are provided ample opportunity to pursue research and other academic interests.
The majority of training for the first year is based at the UC Davis Medical Center. In this way, trainees work with core faculty as they acquire fundamental skills. In the second year, trainees rotate through community agencies where they are provided the opportunity to work more independently within these more complex systems. Trainees also pursue elective experiences during their second year.
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Kayaker seized in bid to cross river to Canada
With fast-moving chunks of ice, frigid river temperatures and severe undertow, it's hard to imagine why anyone would try crossing the Niagara River at this time of year.
And in a kayak, no less.
A man from El Salvador did exactly that Thursday, and while he made it safely across to Canada, he now finds himself in trouble with the law.
Even worse, perhaps, the man is accused of sending police on a wild goose chase looking for four other kayakers who didn't exist.
"I'm not sure what his motivation was," said U.S. Border Patrol Agent Matthew Bitterman. "We do know that, when he was arrested, he said there were four other individuals with him who he had lost contact with."
A 90-minute search of the Niagara Gorge by several law enforcement agencies on both sides of the border turned up nothing, and video recordings later revealed the man crossed alone.
The man, whose name is being withheld, was arrested by Canadian authorities at about 3 p.m. Thursday, shortly after he arrived in Queenston, Ont., just across the river from Artpark in Lewiston.
Bitterman said the 30-year-old El Salvador resident was living legally in New York City and apparently came here with the intention of making his way across the border without going through Customs.
"He traveled here to specifically cross illegally into Canada," he said.
Bitterman said there is no question that the man knew what he was doing was illegal and that others - two, this year alone - have tried the same thing.
Two weeks ago, a man from China tried to cross into Canada using a plastic raft with a bicycle on board.
And in January, a Canadian was caught trying to cross the river into the United States using a stolen canoe and paddling with a shovel.
"They know what they're doing," Bitterman said. "People travel here all the time thinking they can make an excursion into Canada."
Border protection officials say the three episodes should serve as a reminder of the dangers associated with crossing the Niagara at any time of the year.
Even in the summer, the risks are great.
Bitterman still remembers one man, a Cuban national, who almost drowned last summer while trying to swim across the river near the International Railroad Bridge in Buffalo.
The man was wearing a life vest but soon became overwhelmed by the current. He was rescued by a Border Patrol Marine Unit after someone heard him screaming for help and called police.
"There's always a current," Bitterman said of the fast-moving Niagara. "And there's always an undertow."
Like the man who almost drowned, it was a concerned citizen who tipped police off to the kayaker who crossed into Canada on Thursday.
The eyewitness told law enforcement that he watched as the man took the kayak out of his car, entered the river near Artpark and slowly made his way across the Niagara.
Bitterman said the call came into the Border Watch Tip Line – there are signs everywhere asking people to call if they see anything suspicious – and was quickly funneled to the Integrated Border Enforcement Team, a task force of U.S. and Canadian law enforcement agencies.
"We say, 'See something, say something,' " he said of the valuable tips they get each year. "It's great that people call us."
Border Patrol agents on the U.S. side responded to Artpark in search of other suspects, while Canadian Border Services began looking for the kayaker from El Salvador.
Given the cold weather and the conditions of the river – ice, frigid temperatures and fast currents – the man's claims about other missing kayakers was taken very seriously, Bitterman said.
"It's always a risk," he said of the Niagara.
Canadian authorities did not return calls seeking comment.
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Corsair TX750W Review
Power, current, electricity, whatever you want to call it, it is the chief ingredient in enjoying that magic box right beside you. Without it there is nothing but a black screen and no chance of a frag fest with that new FPS game you just spent a nice chunk of change on. Just slapping in a budget power supply will be fine for the average e-mail and web surfing system, but what about the higher end of the scale? Not just any old bargain basement power supply will do when it comes to high performance. Multiple video cards, multi core processors, multiple hard drives and water cooling all make for a higher than normal load. After spending thousands of dollars on that high end hardware, are you just going to use a $40 500 watt power supply? Many times the power supply is the last item looked at when the dollar allocation is put together, so you end up with whatever is left, which usually isn't much! While a budget power supply may work initially, it will give you fits further down the road with hard to diagnose hardware problems, made worse by the multiple BSODs. At this point, the frustration sets in and you finally find the problem when you get the acrid smell of burnt wiring coming from your pride and joy.
So how could this have been prevented? Allocate a larger portion of your build price to a quality (not just high wattage) power supply. The Corsair TX750W is a non modular power supply that features a single 60 amp 12 volt rail, sleeved wire harnesses, four PCI-E 6(8)-pin connections and meets the current ATX 12V v2.2 standard, as well as being backwards compatible with the v2.01 standard. In addition to the single 12v rail, the TX750W features over/under voltage protection, high quality Japanese capacitors, a five year warranty, universal input and active PFC. With these features, will the TX750W distance itself from the crowd?
Closer Look:
Packaged in black and orange, the the front panel of the retail packaging lists the attributes in three different languages, points out the fact that the TX750W meets the 80+ certification criteria, as well as shows that it is SLI ready. The rear panel lists in detail the core features as well as showing graphs that chart the noise level, efficiency and the rating on each power "rail." Each of the package's sides show a macro view of one part of the TX750W.
Opening the box, you are greeted with a users manual and a large foam block, the wiring is bundled into the top section of the box. Pulling bacl the foam block that protects the power supply during shipping reveals the power supply in a velvet bag with the Corsair logo front and center.
The items shipped in the box include the TX750W, the users manual, power cord and a bag of wire ties to help with the cable management.
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Kristen Wiig T-Shirt
Kristen Wiig sported this cool, lettered tee for her casual but fun look on the purple carpet at the KCAs.
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A classic black blazer topped off Kristen Wiig's casual and cool look at the 2013 KCAs.
Kristen Wiig Leather Pants
Kristen Wiig chose a pair of black leather pants to pair with her tee and blazer at the KCAs.
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Retarding Pizza Dough...
Hey guys,
This weekend we are having a make your own pizza party for our 3 year old birthday. I have to leave from about 10-2 in the afternoon. Could I make pizza dough before I leave, put it in the fridge, take it out when I get back at 2:00 let it rise and then bake pizza a few hours later?
If that will not work, any suggestions would be awesome. Also, a decent whole wheat pizza dough recipe would be great as well.


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Lake Louise In the Fog
Ken Beatty 8/29/2012 12:40:50 PMLove it! #1483261
Millie A. Talarico 8/29/2012 2:10:21 PMLove it also,Patricia~! #10297294
Patricia A. Casey 8/29/2012 6:17:00 PMThank you so much Kenneth & Millieanne.... #10298030
Laura E. Swan 8/30/2012 10:22:44 AMYes. You are right. The amazing colors are the minerals. They are like a powder. People ask if I have changed the color out to these amazing turquoise colors and greens. It's the most amazing experience to stand there in person, isn't it? You did a wonderful job with this one, Patricia! It almost looks like DDR work on the back left half? VERY COOL whatever it is!
-Laura :D #10299364
Patricia A. Casey 8/30/2012 11:35:07 AMI did a curves adjustment in CS5 to lighten that section since it was so dark.....maybe I should reconsider? what do you think? #10299514
Thomas E. Hinds 9/4/2012 7:34:50 PMLove the color and comp! Fabulous work, Patricia! #10308841
Patricia A. Casey 9/5/2012 7:31:48 AMThanks Thomas....not the classic of the Lake, but the morning fog appealed to me.... #10309598
Dee Langevin 9/8/2012 4:42:57 PMWow! I love the moodiness of this image Patricia. The morning fog really gives it an unusual and haunting beauty. Well done! #10314651
Laura E. Swan 9/8/2012 11:46:33 PMIt's perfect just the way it is, Patricia! :))) thank you so much for the info on Jasper and the bear account! Wow!!! Sorry to be tardy in responding. I have been having computer troubles. My lap top is in the shop right now!!! Hubby is now lending me his :D
-Laura #10314941
Patricia A. Casey 9/9/2012 6:36:16 AMHi Dee & Laura....Thanks for both commenting on this Lake Louise shot....it's not the "typical" We were there early and the fog set a wonderful different mood...guess the judges didn't like it as well ....oh well....It is different...but the color of the lake is what is amazing! Have a wonderful day... #10315212
Laura E. Swan 9/9/2012 11:20:17 AMResubmit in a new month! The judges must have been sleepy on this day! :)))) #10315557
Patricia A. Casey 9/9/2012 12:03:53 PMLOL....thanks Laura #10315623
Nadia Paul 10/29/2012 12:00:46 AMCongrats on your beautiful finalist Patricia! #10389106
Laura E. Swan 10/29/2012 12:40:09 AMSo..........what did I tell you???? :D
ON THIS BEAUTIFUL FINALIST. Hmmmm...Do I smell GOLD in that mineral water? I hope so! :D
-Laura !!! #10389190
JO ANN CLEVELAND 10/29/2012 7:48:54 AMCongratulations on this anoter great finalist Patricia!
jo ann c. #10390249
Patricia A. Casey 10/29/2012 8:05:49 AMToo funny, Laura.....oh well...Thank you for much for your support....also thank you Nadia & Jo Ann for all the lovely comments! #10390316
Nancyj E. Hovey 10/29/2012 10:31:23 AMC O N G R A T U L A T I O N S
Deborah C. Lewinson 10/29/2012 1:21:52 PMAwe inspiring finalist, Patricia!
Congrats on your wonderful finalists!
Debby #10391940
Merna L. Nobile 10/29/2012 2:22:02 PMReceiving an award from Better Photo is just like unwrapping a gift, the thrill is always the same! It is also exciting to be able to send my personal congratulations to each and every one of you and I look forward to seeing the gold though out the galleries. Merna #10392218
Patricia A. Casey 10/29/2012 2:30:20 PMThanks again, Merna...for all your viewing & commenting! #10392259
Tammy Espino 10/29/2012 3:22:14 PMCongratssssssssssssssssssssss :) #10392492
Patricia A. Casey 10/29/2012 3:24:10 PMI'm still floating...this was amazing! Thanks, Tammy....... #10392499
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 10/29/2012 4:18:49 PMGreat atnosphere #10392663
Patricia A. Casey 10/29/2012 5:36:04 PMThank you for your review & feedback..... #10393069
Thomas E. Hinds 10/29/2012 5:49:11 PMWow! What a testament to your fine work with all of these amazing Finalist! Big congratulations to you, Patricia! #10393118
Patricia A. Casey 10/29/2012 5:50:59 PMCan you tell I'm still blushing.....I'm really honored... #10393124
Val Feldman 10/30/2012 12:34:21 PMBeautiful, beautiful...hope you've stopped blushing...cause now's the time to do a little dance and sing a little song...and you can blush all thru it, if you want to!! :) :) Warmest congratulations on a beautiful Gold Win, Patricia! #10394862
Patricia A. Casey 10/30/2012 1:15:25 PMThank you so much Val....wow....yet another wonderful suprise.....thank you for your kind words.....always an honor to be chosen with so many wonderful images.......Have a glorious afternoon...hopefully you are not on the east coast and if you are I hope you're safe and sound! #10395042
Tammy Espino 10/30/2012 1:57:44 PMSo happy to see you got gold, congrats! :) #10395173
Millie A. Talarico 10/30/2012 2:25:56 PMCongratulations Patricia! #10395263
Patricia A. Casey 10/30/2012 2:33:23 PMHey Tammy & Millieanne...thank you so much......Have a wonderful evening ahead....Tammy I know you're not affected by the hurricane in Vegas....Millieanne..not sure where you are, but I do hope things are o.k. for you! #10395287
Randy D. Dinkins 10/30/2012 2:51:11 PMBeautiful!!! Not been to Lake Louise in years, time for a return. Thanks for the memories. Huge congratulations on this beautiful win!! #10395355
Renee Doyle 10/30/2012 3:44:37 PMCongratulations on this beautiful winner Patricia!! #10395580
Terry Cervi 10/30/2012 5:12:03 PMPatricia, I missed this one!! It's so beautiful!! Congrats on your very well deserved win! #10395891
Nadia Paul 10/30/2012 9:31:38 PMCongrats on this beautiful winner Patricia! #10396446
Patricia A. Casey 10/31/2012 7:41:52 AMThank you so much Randy, Renee, Terry & Nadia for all your kind words & viewing...Have a wonderful Halloween!!! This sure was my Treat! #10397133
Debra R. Harder 10/31/2012 8:16:05 AMI've been here and just love your POV, Patricia. Huge congratulations on your BEAUTIFUL GOLD WINNER!! #10397192
Dee Langevin 10/31/2012 8:47:21 AMCongratulations on this gorgeous WINNER Patricia! Photos from your NW trip are getting some well deserved recognition! #10397247
Patricia A. Casey 10/31/2012 9:16:48 AMThank you so much Debra & Dee.....Debra the weather was not available for the iconic photo of Lake Louise....so...what do we all do...make pictures with what we're given....LOL..it's always so much fun and challenging! Have a great Halloween.... #10397307
JudyAnn Rector 10/31/2012 4:02:42 PMStunning image, Patricia...
Patricia A. Casey 11/1/2012 7:03:52 AMThank you so much JudyAnn..... #10398948
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 11/1/2012 12:35:03 PMUniquely beautiful Patricia, congratulations on your win! #10399690
Patricia A. Casey 11/1/2012 2:24:51 PMThank you Donna! #10399930
JO ANN CLEVELAND 11/1/2012 3:10:12 PMAnd now...Congrats on this very well deserved 2nd Place Win Patricia!
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Patricia A. Casey 11/1/2012 4:26:41 PMHi Jo Ann....thank you so much for your continued viewing & commenting..so appreciated...have a wonderful evening ahead! #10400099
Oscar J. Pung 7/5/2016 7:02:07 AMBeautiful landscape Patricia. The colors and composition are great. I like the rocks in the foreground. Congratulations on winning All Time Finalist. Well deserved. #11492120
Patricia A. Casey 7/5/2016 8:36:46 AMThank you again, Oscar....make a trip to this awesome country! I bet you'll find some amazing captures yourself....have a great day! =^..^= #11492136
Banff Alberta The water is this amazing color thanks to glacier particles. It was a sight to see....; BP Second Place, BP ALL TIME Editor's Pick
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Feast! Your Senses this Month at the Wickaninnish Inn
Tofino, BC - The Wickaninnish Inn invites you to Feast! Your Senses this month during Tofino's second annual culinary festival.
Tofino may be a small town, but it is big on offering a world-class culinary experience. Feast! http://www.feastbc.comis a 16-day celebration of the best Tofino has to offer the discerning epicurean. The festival highlights boat-to-table cuisine practices embraced by Tofino's top restaurants, including the renowned Pointe Restaurant at the Wickaninnish Inn, a mainstay on the culinary scene here for many years. Prix fixe menus, two Inspirational Chef's Tables and a Boat-to-BBQ event during Feast! will allow guests to experience the bounty of the very waters the Pointe overlooks with its 240-degree view.
During the festival, Pointe Restaurant Chef de Cuisine Nicholas Nutting will welcome former Wickaninnish Inn Chef Andrew Springett (now of the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology). Chef Springett will take the reins once again from May 19-25th with a prix fixe menu of his design. The Pointe then welcomes Chef Lucais Syme of the Italian La Quercia in Vancouver from May 26th through June 1st with his own set menu.
On May 18th Chefs Springett and Nutting will be reunited in the kitchen once again (Chef Nutting worked under Chef Springett during his first tenure at the Pointe) for the first Inspirational Chef's Table. The entire Pointe kitchen brigade, along with these two chefs, will bring the spirit of salmon alive with a five-course tasting menu. The Pointe brigade and guest Chef Syme present a second Inspirational Chef's Table May 25th. This time diners will enjoy a five-course menu focused on spot prawns. Guests are welcome to share these experiences in the Rainforest section of the Pointe Restaurant at 7:30pm on each of the appointed evenings. Each Chef Table is offered at a cost of $75 plus gratuities and alcohol. Suggested wine pairings will be available with each course at an additional cost.
Chefs Springett and Nutting will be heading out on the water with adventurous guests May 20th starting at 9am for a day of fishing with Hymax Fishing Charters of Tofino. Afterwards, guests savour the fruits of each Chef's labour as Andrew and Nick clean and prepare their own catch for a 6:00pm barbeque on Shell Beach. Team Chef Springett will compete against Team Chef Nutting for bragging rights earned by the team with the biggest fish! Only 10 spaces are available for both fishing and the barbecue at a cost of $200 per person. Visit www.wickinn.com for details about Feast! accommodation packages, which include a three-course prix fixe dinner for two in the Pointe Restaurant.
Tofino's culinary love affair does not end with Feast! Rather, it leads directly into the 10th annual Tofino Food and Wine Festival – June 1-3rd. As part of the festivities, the Wickaninnish Inn is hosting a winemaker's dinner with Quail's Gate Winery June 1st to kick off the festival in style. An intimate evening complete with a multi-course dinner prepared by Chef Nutting and his brigade and paired with Quail's Gate wines, this event will be hosted by Quail's Gate winemaker Grant Stanley. Guests wanting to book this event should contact the Inn's Special Events team to join this memorable evening. Tickets are $150 per. Guests will also have the opportunity to join Grant for an afternoon wine tasting June 1st Between 2-4pm. Light hors d'oeuvres will be served along with wine samples at a cost of $50 per person.
The next few weeks are a wonderful time to Feast! all of your senses while enjoying Rustic Elegance on Nature's Edge at the Wickaninnish Inn.


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Research and Analysis by Thomas C. Fichandler
Effect of War-Risk Tax Provisions, 1943 and 1944
from Social Security Bulletin, Vol. 9, No. 9 (released September 1946)
The Effects of Relating Weekly Benefit Amounts to Annual Earnings
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For the cupcakes: arrange an oven rack in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 175°C. Line a 24-count mini-muffin pan with 1.25-inch diameter paper liners and set aside.
In a medium bowl, using an electric hand mixer, beat the egg yolks, vegetable oil, 1/3 cup of the sugar, cocoa powder, vanilla extract, cinnamon, and salt, at high speed until smooth, about 2 minutes. Mix in the melted chocolate chips and stir until smooth (mixture will be thick).
In a separate bowl, using an electric hand mixer, beat the egg whites at high speed until they hold soft peaks, about 3 minutes. With the machine running, gradually add the remaining 1/3 cup sugar and continue to beat until the mixture holds stiff peaks, about 2 minutes. Stir 1/3 of the egg white mixture into the chocolate mixture. Using a spatula, fold the remaining egg white mixture. In batches, sift the flour over the batter and fold it in using a spatula. Fill each paper liner to the top with batter and bake for 12 minutes until puffed. Remove from the oven and let cool for 15 minutes.
For the topping: In a small bowl, combine the melted chocolate chips and oil. Stir until smooth.
Using a fork, drizzle the chocolate mixture over the cupcakes. Allow the topping to harden for at least 1 1/2 hours at room temperature before serving. Store at room temperature in an airtight container.
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Sally Mann, The Last Time Emmett Modeled Nude, 1987
Regular readers no doubt remember Ctein's (memorable!) column called "No One Cares How Hard You Worked." His point, in a nutshell, was that "If someone already likes your photograph, how hard you worked doesn't matter. If they don't, telling them how hard you worked is not going to change their mind."
But there's a corollary to that which is just as important: you have to work hard enough. Hard enough to get the shot you want.
You have to work as hard as you have to, you might say.
Just as a picture doesn't come with a letter of recommendation ("this photographer worked really hard to get this"), it also isn't excused by excuses ("this would have been better, but..."). You have to do whatever is necessary to get the picture. And sometimes, that entails a huge amount of work. And sometimes dedication. And sometimes expense.
The work can take any number of forms. Preparation. Content, like models and props, or arranging to work with subjects. Travel to locations. Multiple attempts. "Working" a subject, meaning taking a lot of shots of a particular subject to make sure you get one. Lots of shooting and careful editing. Improving your shooting skills so you can work fast on the fly.
For many amateurs, "working hard enough" just means making time to get out of the house with the camera.
I interviewed Sally Mann in the '80s, which was altogether a wonderful experience for me. (Her place on the Maury River really is as magical as it looks in her photographs. I visited her there several times, once with my friend Lely Constantinople.) At one point she was talking about her picture "The Last Time Emmett Modeled Nude," and she said, "Would you like to see the genesis of that shot?" Off she went, returning moments later with a beat-up 8x10 paper box. On the floor of her living room, she laid out dozens of 8x10 proof prints. It turned out that she and her son Emmet had made multiple trips to that location and she'd tried the shoot again and again. The final attempt was in late Autumn, and the water was cold, and Emmett said, "that's enough, Mom. I don't want to do this any more." Hence the title. But she'd gotten the shot.
(Two of them, actually. Over the years, Sally has circulated prints from two different negatives with the same title. Few people realize there are two different pictures. Only one variant is online, at least that I've been able to find. Maybe she phased out the other one.)
Sally had worked very hard on that shot. Exceptionally hard, I'd say. Why? Because she needed to. And the shot finally worked—it's one of her many classics, and has earned her untold thousands of dollars over the years—well into six figures I'm sure. (It helped put Emmet through college.)
I argued at the time that she should work with a high-end publisher to create a deluxe book of her pictures from that era, so the reproductions would do justice to the magnificent prints. But she went the opposite way—she wanted a cheap book that anyone could afford. The modest volume with so-so reproductions was published by Aperture, one of the biggest and most widely-distributed photo book publishers at the time. On the good side, the book is still available. Definitely a high point of American photography books in the second half of the 20th century, and a must-have for any library of American photography books.
No one cares how hard you worked—but the corollary is, you still often have to work hard. Sometimes very hard. You have to work as hard as you have to.
ADDENDUM from Ctein: Dear Mike, I think the extension to Bob Nadler's Axiom: "No one cares how hard you worked" should properly be known as the Nadler-Johnston Corollary, thusly: "No one cares how hard you worked...but they will notice if you didn't work hard enough." pax / Ctein
ADDENDUM: Here's what Emmett (and his Mom) had to say about the picture (thanks to Bill Mitchell for this):
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Amun-ra: nice construction, I suppose. Original 7,5/10
Winter&Summer: extremely choppy and the frames are messed up. And the white border is like invisible in here. 6/10
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That show was ah-mazing, indeed!
10/10 for your avatar, mostly because it's a boot. <3 boots!
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pellissier: shake it karin 9/10
winter&summer: if you can fix the animation then it will look better 8/10
amun-ra: nice slide show 8/10
tzurial: a boot, what does it mean? 8/10
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Pellissier-- Very cute av with brilliant loop! The fading heart is just perfect! 10/10
Winter&Summer-- Good idea for a cut, but the loop's a bit quick for my tastes. 8/10
Sakura-chan-- LOL unusual source, but funny cut, intriguing shape, and the wtf. ftw. 9/10
Amun-Ra-- Love the av! We really need more manga-GIFs, since they're so underrepresented. Great text, looping, and choice of source for Raito's face! 11/10
Tzurial-- Rating 7.5/10
Cyz-- Great cut, good colors. Love the source. It seems somewhat faded tho... 9/10
Kupo!-- Would that by any chance be Kasumi from DoA? Nice choice of colors, though a border would be nice. 8/10
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Cyz: you betrayed my Saber Godness , lol joking, actually you kept it quite for a while
Now this one, I like it, nice crop, nice border, beautiful subject, good effects. What should I add? 9/10
Kupo!: beautiful crop and subject, but I think a border should really be added 7,5/10
Ambience Blue: Ah.. your Kaoru avatar, I liked it so much! (but I had saved it). Lol, anyway, I'm glad to see Caster popping out too. People seems to see just the main characters. I'm looking forward to her anime appearence to make animated gifs of her. As for your avatar, standalone I would say it's a bit darkish, maybe needing of a little brightening. But then, I don't see the meaning of doing that, since as it is it matches with the signature perfectly. Nice subtle border, and as I said in the signs thread already, nice style overall. 9/10
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pellissier: did i rate this one before? hmm, anyway, the karin shaking thingy is very cute. could she be thinking of usui-kun? 9/10
ambience blue: now that pell says that there is a border, it looks a lot better now 9/10
|2006-02-09, 20:48
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= the more i look at my avatar, the more i feel that it looks like it was a magazine front page =
nejuto-sama: the biggest point on your avie is ishida. i like ishida and that was a cool shot 8/10
sakura-chan: it looks good. the text doesn't make any sense but who cares? the BG color is slightly off from the theme but it still looks okay to me 8/10
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Winter&Summer : I think you should find a way to get your animation to loop, because it gets a bit annoying after a while (like all others unlooped animations).
Else it's not too bad, but still the lack of loop wasn't really needed 7.5/10.
Cyz : I like the art. Nice picture and good working transparency. 8.5/10.
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nejuto-sama: good crop and pose, I have to agree on the quality which seems to be a bit poor. 7/10
Sakura-chan: at that size, the text is hard to read. Overall it's not a bad capture and the thin azure border is a perfect touch. 7/10
Thany: sweet and cute. Shows a quite nice pic extraction, it's nice to see something bgless here and there. Perfect match with the signature. 8.5/10
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Pellissier - hahah, pretty good. 8/10
Thany - you loli lover . 8/10
Winter&Summer - ahh hahahah, pretty funny. 8/10
Cyz - great colors and background but it seems rather blurry. It's that light next to her face.
Sakura-chan - I dont know who he is. 7/10 ^_^
nejuto-sama - he's my favorite character. 7/10
Ambience Blue - I really liked your other avatar. -_- AB. Your choice this time is rather good too. 8.5/10
Tzurial - It's the boot! Good avatar, nice and simple. 8/10
Amun-Ra - it has no noise, so the frightfulness is about a 1/10 only. 7/10
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When you're going to look for a new car, you might think, "Hey, it's 2012, every car is going to have great tech." You might be right. But some are far ahead of their competitors in the tech game. Here are the models that set the gold standard for in-car technology in 2012.
Tesla Model S
The Model S is clearly the out-and-out winner in this category. And it's winning awards left and right. This all-electric four-door sedan has all the critics raving.
No other production car can touch it, in terms of tech. Not only is the entire vehicle itself a technological wonder, the interior is awash with tech from the instrument cluster to the absolutely massive 17-inch infotainment screen that takes up the entire center stack.
The touch screen allows users to browse navigation maps, find music, surf the net with resolution that would make any laptop envious, and control vehicle functions, including cabin temperature, lighting, door locks, panoramic roof operation, and more. What's best about the infotainment system in the Model S, beyond its intuitive layout, is its massive size and speed. A full 17 inches allows for more than enough room to monitor your navigation map and control your music without having to switch screens.
Mercedes-Benz GL-Class
The Mercedes GL is the brand's biggest SUV and was designed and built almost exclusively for the American market, that's why it's built in Alabama.
The new GL-Class, when optioned correctly, is absolutely bursting with tech. Our favorite feature is the bird's-eye reverse camera. With five cameras strategically placed around the exterior of the GL, the system seamlessly stitches the five images together around a virtual rendering of the vehicle as if there were a camera 15 or so feet above looking down. You might have seen this on Infiniti products, but the Mercedes version is so much more precise and refined, comparing the two is like comparing an Etch A Sketch and a, well, Mercedes GL.
The GL also features the obligatory satellite navigation one would expect on a $90,000 full-size luxury SUV, as well as massaging seats.
Dodge Dart
The Dodge Dart might seem like a surprising choice, until you learn about all it has to offer by way of tech. Dodge calls it the most technically advanced vehicle in its class. And they're right, it is.
Dodge recently went all-out – an uncharacteristic move – and designed a gorgeous 8.4-inch color touch screen infotainment system dubbed UConnect.
The Uconnect system isn't groundbreaking like some of the tech features of other vehicles on this list. What is fantastic about it is that it's cheap and it works right.
On the delightfully large screen, users can use Bluetooth to pair a smartphone and effortlessly stream their music through the car's speakers. To some readers, this might seem pedestrian. Remember, however, the Dart starts at $16,000.
Uconnect incorporates satellite navigation as well as climate controls, weather alerts, and points of interest. Not to be out-done, Dodge included a rear-view camera on vehicles fitted with the Uconnect system.
Again, unlike some of the Dart's competitors, Dodge didn't end the bright, great looking tech there. Dodge also installed a 7-inch LCD screen in place of the instrument cluster. Fully customizable with features, colors, and the like, the Dodge Dart takes tech to the masses.
Chevrolet Spark
There's no denying it; the Spark is by far the cheapest vehicle on this list. But just because it's little and cheap, doesn't mean it's not a heavy tech hitter. This car made the list for best tech car because Chevy did something daring with the Spark in terms of tech. It really did go its own way – and it worked. We have to respect that.
The Spark is the first mass-produced vehicle to be offered without a CD player option. Instead, the Spark relies on the smartphone of the user as the content source.
At the heart of the Spark's tech is a 7-inch color touchscreen MyLink system. To keep the Spark cheap, Chevy chose not to install a hefty and expensive satellite navigation unit. Instead, Chevy daringly left navigation to the customer's smartphone by way of an app. With the navigation app, users can pair their phone with the on-board Bluetooth system and use the smartphone data network to run navigation through the Spark's MyLink system. Brilliant.
The cleverness doesn't end with smartphone app-based satnav; Chevy took it a step further by getting Apple's Siri involved. You can leave your phone in your pocket and command Siri to place calls, dig up information or play music just by speaking.
With the Spark, Chevy proved you don't have to spend $50,000 to get some of the best tech that the auto market has to offer. In fact, you needn't spend more than $15,000.
Audi Allroad
Audi reintroduced one of America's favorite wagons in 2012: the Allroad. Formerly based upon the A6 platform, the Allroad has shrunk for 2012. Now it's based upon the A4.
With its triumphant return to the American market, the Allroad brings with it some seriously cool tech. First and foremost: 3D Google Earth and 4G hotspot technology.
The Google Earth is a first for the American market in the Allroad. Allowing users to zoom and coming from different angles allows for easier navigation, especially in unknown cities. Add to that the SiriusXM real-time traffic updates and the Allroad will help navigate you around all traffic jams in tech style.
Another industry first is the Allroad's on-board Wi-Fi, which allows tethering of up to eight devices simultaneously. Imagine, for a moment, driving through the Rocky Mountains just outside Denver. Not only can you view nature's masterpiece from your windshield, you can gaze at beautifully rendered versions through the Google Earth imagery coming from your navigation screen. All while your passenger, on her laptop, is tapped into the Allroad's Wi-Fi searching for fun activities once you get back to town. Our hats are off to Audi for its tech-savvy industry firsts.


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The Michaels Development Co. and AHC Greater Baltimore, the master developers, said Thursday that Bozzuto Construction Co. will build 76 townhomes with funding secured in January. The largest piece was raised by selling federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.
Eventually, the approximately 300 units of low-rise public housing on site will be torn down, but that is still years out. Earlier phases of the redevelopment project will rise on vacant land.
Andrew Vincent, director of AHC Greater Baltimore, said new construction will precede demolition to avoid displacing current residents — and to make room for some former residents displaced by the city's earlier teardowns on site. O'Donnell Heights, built about 70 years ago in what Vincent calls "barracks style," once had three times as many units.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The sabre squad won seven of nine bouts to lead Yale past Rutgers, 16-11, on Saturday at Payne Whitney Gymnasium. Senior saberist Genevieve Tauxe set the pace by posting a perfect 3-0 record. Rutgers did find success with the epee, however, notching a 9-0 mark.
Freshman Katherine Arden and junior Erin Frey both won two bouts to add to Tauxe's three victories, as the sabre squad rolled to a 7-2 record.
Since Rutgers could not field a full foil squad, they were forced to forfeit six bouts. Freshman Lidia Gocheva, junior Diana Schawlowski and senior Alisa Mendelsohn all won their only bout to give the squad a 9-0 record on the day.
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The Second Dwarven Glory Adventure is "Wyrm Well" and instead of investigating a bath house, you are investigating a Dwarven dungeon. The adventure is supposedly designed for three to five Level 2 characters, but considering the amount of combat in this adventure and the fact some of the monsters include a Ghost Naga and an 8 HD Wyrm, that's pretty optimistic of the design team. In the adventure's defense, the thing IS littered with healing potions, but to me that only makes it worse as some adventuring teams might not find them, either because they are killed before hand or they didn't search hard enough. The adventure also contains a lot of magic items and the final battle has your players getting hit with a double bless spell (which it is implied that they stack, but that doesn't seem right to me) so players will be helped, but because of all the items put in to help low level characters survive this, "Wyrm Well" feels more like a Monty Haul adventure than anything else. In this short little dungeon crawl, you'll find over six magic weapons, several pieces of armour, some scrolls and the aforementioned collection of healing spells. I'd have preferred to see the character levels a little higher and a lot less magic items, but that's just me. Aside from the plethora of items, the adventure is your standard dungeon crawl and it offers a nice amount of challenge for players.


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Interesting meeting last night here at Oregon State University. Professor Belinda King, department chair in Mechanical Engineering called an "all engineering" meeting to explore interest in setting up an Autonomous Vehicles research cluster here. A cluster is not exactly a single department or research group, but a collaboratory cross of multiple departments.
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The players who could be moved by Thursday are Devin Harris, Raja Bell and Al Jefferson. Harris doesn't seem to be a good fit with Utah's offense, Bell has had issues all season with head coach Tyrone Corbin and Jefferson is the likeliest big man to be moved.
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On yesterday's (Wednesday, February 15) edition of the CBS program "The Talk", which is co-hosted by Ozzy Osbourne's wife/manager Sharon, Sharon revealed the details of her sexy Valentine's date with Ozzy(see video below). "He picked me up in a nice car that he was driving — and he rarely does that," she said. "He took me to our favorite hotel, where he booked a room. And when we went in, the fireplace was on and there was a big bottle of pink champagne, 'cause he knows that pink champagne sends me crazy. [I will do] anything. I mean, I'm fearless when I've had that champagne. So, anyway, we rounded off the evening — after I'd drunk, 'cause my husband doesn't drink, so I had all of it — and we played waitress and customer. . . I was the waitress, and as usual, we ended the dinner with a banana split."
In a recent interview with Daily Star, Sharon, 59, revealed that she and Ozzy have sex all the time and and she even takes time off from "The Talk" to spend more time in the bedroom with the 63-year-old BLACK SABBATH frontman.
She said, "We make love all the time. We used to do it five times a week. I take breaks from my chat show to have sex."
Sharon also said that she was surprised to receive "dirty texts" from Ozzy while he was touring Europe last year, as she believed he was unable to text.
"It's good now because he's texting," she said. "So we're texting each other all the time. I got a text from Ozzy yesterday and I'm like, 'Jesus, somebody's stolen his phone.' Because I thought somebody found his phone and they were texting me dirty messages. And Silvana, my assistant, goes, 'Oh my god, Ozzy's just sent you this really dirty text.' And I'm like, 'Well it's not him, somebody must have stolen his phone, he can't text.' But it was him."


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Some people (you know who) predicted the Oracle-Google lawsuit would spell doom for Google and Android. Well, turns out this was all a huge fuss over nothing. Oracle's damages claim started at an idiotic $6 billion - but the final claim is less than $100 million. Oracle's patent trolling is turning into a huge failure of epic proportions.


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The board of directors of the Tri-Town Development Corp. has offered its own proposal to change the law governing the redevelopment of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station.
WEYMOUTH – The directors of the South Shore Tri-Town Development Corp. have offered their own plan for reviving the redevelopment of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station.
The proposal was approved by the board Monday afternoon, a few hours before the Weymouth Town Council continued its review of a revised plan from Starwood Land Ventures.
"The back and forth in the press and otherwise is not doing anyone any good," said Kevin Donovan, Tri-Town's chief executive officer.
Under the Tri-Town proposal, the method of amending zoning bylaws would change, eliminating requirements for votes by town meetings in Abington and Rockland and the Weymouth Town Council. The proposal would give that power of approval to Weymouth's mayor, the Rockland and Abington selectmen, and the Tri-Town board.
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Rollins 66 Years Old Monday,By DON VINCENTWhen famed Rollins College holds its Mid-Winter Convocation at 10 a. m. Monday in Knowles Memorial Chapel, it will observe the 66th anniversary of its founding.As American colleges go, 66 years is not a sign of antiquity. Harvard is over 300 years old, Yale about 250, Williams some 150. But few colleges of its size, regardless of age, have contributed in so short a time as much to the life of the nation, state and community.The vitality and progressive spirit that has marked Rollins is in part due to the enterprise of its pioneer founders. When Rollins was founded Florida was, a frontier state. Winter Park was four years old, its population 400. The Florida Railroad had been put through in 1881 but trains rarely stopped at the village.The idea of an institution of higher learning in Central Florida originated with Miss Lucy Cross, a graduate of Oberlin College, who was then conducting a private school at Daytona Beach. She appealed to her pastor, the Rev. C. M. Bingham, for the establishment of a college "for the education of the South in the South."The Rev. Mr. Bingham liked the idea. As moderator of the General Congregational Assn. he presented the petition at a meeting in Orange City on Jan. 27-29, 1885. The association voted to take steps to establish a Christian college, unsectarian in purpose, and appointed a committee of five to send out an open letter inviting proposals from communities interested in securing the location of such a college.Few believed that Winter Park had a chance, but they underestimated the enterprise of its businessmen. When the proposals were received at Mount Dora on April 14, Winter Park's bid of $114,000 was the highest. Of this sum $64,000 was raised by citizens of the town, $50,000 given by Alonzo Rollins.Much of the credit for this victory goes to Dr. Edwin P. Hooker, who became the first president; George A. Rollins, brother of Alonzo, Frederick W. Lyman, Charles H. Morse, William C. Comstock, the Rev. Henry D. Kitchel, Francis B. Knowles, Dr. Henry Foster, and the Rev. Samuel F. Gale, most of them transplanted Northerners.Despite the original success of the founding fathers, few colleges encountered more difficulties. With less determination, Rollins would have died soon after it was born.When the college opened on Nov. 4, 1885, there were only 53 students, distributed between the college and preparatory departments and the training school. Small fry could enter. the training school at the age of six.The-library consisted of a Bible and second-hand Annie Russell Theater, left, and Knowles dictionary, fundamental but inadequate for a well-stocked college library.Prospects for growth were not promising. Orange county, which then included what is now Lake Seminole and Osceola Counties, had 14,400 inhabitants. Transportation posed a problem. The Florida Railway offered service between Jacksonville and Tampa, but students living off the line could come to Rollins on foot, or by horse and buggy.Neither did Rollins start with the well-wishes of all Central Florida. Communities that had bid and failed to win the college showed their annoyance in various ways.The South Florida Times of Orange City, described Winter. Park as a "place surrounded by swamps and


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Mayor Chris Beutler and the Lincoln Arts Council (LAC) today released a study showing that the nonprofit arts and culture industry generates $53.1 million in economic activity every year in Lincoln. That's according to Arts & Economic Prosperity IV, the most comprehensive economic impact study of the industry ever conducted in the U.S. The figure is a 47 percent increase over the $36 million impact reported in 2006 when Lincoln participated in Arts & Economic Prosperity III. The study also shows that Lincoln contributes about 30 percent of the $174.4 million generated by the industry every year in Nebraska.
"This important study shows that more than ever, the arts mean business in our city and state," said Mayor Chris Beutler. "We can take great pride in the fact that our arts and culture industry is expanding in our community. A vibrant and growing arts scene makes our city a better place to live, a better place to visit and a better place to do business."
The $53.1 million in economic activity generated in Lincoln includes more than $33.5 million spent by the organizations and another $19.6 million spent by audiences. The study shows that arts and cultural activities support 1,550 full-time equivalent jobs, providing $39.5 million in household income and delivering $5 million in local and state government tax revenue.
"In addition to creating jobs for arts professionals, the industry contributes to increased revenue for restaurants, shops, hotels and other businesses," said Deb Weber, Executive Director of the LAC which coordinated the local data collection. "We believe the figures represent a very conservative estimate of the many economic benefits our community receives from arts and cultural activity."
The study was conducted by Americans for the Arts, the nation's leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education..
"We fundamentally know how the arts enliven and bind together communities," said Marjorie Maas, Director of Nebraskans for the Arts, which was responsible for data collection statewide. "We also need to view them as part of an industry that gives back financially to their city and state."
The complete local study results will be posted on the LAC website at artscene.org. The national results are available at AmericansForTheArts.org. More information on Nebraskans for the Arts is available at nebraskansforthearts.org.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The growing issue of so-called revenge porn is being addressed in California by a new law.
California Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday signed a bill outlawing the practice of people posting naked photos of their exes after bitter breakups.
The law, which takes effect immediately, makes it a misdemeanor to post identifiable nude pictures of someone else online without permission with the intent to cause emotional distress or humiliation. The penalty is up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
Bill sponsor Sen. Anthony Cannella says revenge porn is a growing problem in the age of social media, when photos and videos that were made privately during a relationship can find their way onto hundreds of websites.
The American Civil Liberties Union had opposed the bill, arguing it might restrict free speech rights, which has been a concern in other states as well.
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Most 16-year-olds are not preoccupied with trying to break into the first teams of clubs playing in some of the best leagues in the world, but this talented trio are.
Neal Maupay | Nice
Neal Maupay will turn 17 in August and by then he could well have made an impressive number of appearances for his side, Nice.
The talented young forward has been at the club since 2007 and his progress has been superbly guided by veteran coach Claude Puel. The former Lille boss is no stranger to developing future world beaters, having given a 16-year-old Eden Hazard his debut five years ago and so far it looks like he could have unearthed another gem in Maupay.
The nimble attacker is the definition of a poacher: he will rarely get involved in the team's approach play but he already possesses some key skills to help flourish in his role. He is extremely quick, has good movement and so far has been fairly clinical in front of goal for one so young.
With Italian giants AC Milan thought to be interested in this prestigious talent it will be interesting to see how his career develops.
Fabrice Olinga | Malaga
Another striker, this time from Spain, Fabrice Olinga has been hitting the headlines recently as he became Cameroon's youngest ever scorer.
Olinga started his footballing career with the Samuel Eto'o - a comparison he will probably never be able to shake off - foundation and then moved to Mallorca's academy in Spain. He was then snapped up by Malaga and this season, following a number of high-profile departures, coach Manuel Pellegrini has had to bring the youngster in his first-team squad.
A strong forward, equally capable of running at defenders or into the channels, Olinga looks a raw but extremely talented young player. With correct coaching and regular game-time he could well emulate the man many think he could.
Alen Halilović | Dinamo Zagreb
The young Croatian attacking midfielder shot to the attention of the European media in the autumn when he made his Champions League debut, aged just 16, against PSG.
As Dinamo's youngest ever player and the Croatian league's youngest ever scorer it is easy to see why there are a number of big European teams chasing the youngster dubbed "the next Luka Modrić". Both Manchester clubs are said to have already lined up potential moves for the playmaker when he turns 18.
With fellow attacking midfielders Modrić and more recently Mateo Kovacić moving onto play for some of the biggest sides in Europe it now seems that it will only be a matter of time before Halilović makes the next step on his career.
Three wonderfully gifted players and it is frightening to see such talent in players so young. Of course, with players this young, burnout is always likely to be a problem so it is up to the respective clubs and coaches to ensure they are developed properly.
Playing time is also a key factor and I would like to see these three establish themselves fully at their current clubs before considering lucrative moves away.
One final mention should go to a starlet who is too young to even make it onto this list. Fifteen-year-old Hachim Mastour moved from Reggiana to AC Milan in the summer and is showing all the signs of a future world-class player. He is has been dubbed "the Moroccan Messi" and looks set to have a bright future in the game.
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Who are our Survivor Volunteers?
At the Museum we have nearly 80 Holocaust survivors who serve as volunteers who greet the public, act as tour guides and tell their personal histories. In addition to their outreach work, survivor volunteers spend time in the Museum's library and archives where they help other survivors and their families locate information about themselves and their loved ones. Their presence is an invaluable asset, and their contributions are vital to the mission of the institution.
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Fanny Aizenberg
Fanny Aizenberg was born into an Orthodox family in Lodz, Poland. Fanny and her family moved to Brussels, Belgium when she was a young child. One of three daughters, Fanny's family was very active within their community.
Katie Altenberg
Katie was born into a Jewish family in Vienna and resided on an estate called Edmunshof in the state of Burgenland bordering Hungary.
David Bayer
David Bayer was born September 27, 1922 to Manes and Sarah Bayer in Kozienice, Poland. Manes owned a shoe factory which supplied stores throughout Poland, and Sarah managed the household and helped in the factory. The second of four children in an observant Jewish family, David spent his days going to school, playing sports and working in his father's factory.
Bob Behr
Bob lived in Berlin, Germany, with his parents until they divorced. He then lived solely with his mother. Bob attended a boarding school in Germany until 1935 when the Nazis forced the school's closure.
Ralph Berets
Ralph Berets was born on December 5, 1939, in Amersfoort, the Netherlands. Before his birth, Ralph's father, Otto, mother, Hilde, and grandparents, fled to Holland from Nazi Germany in 1935. Otto converted many of the family's assets into diamonds and gold and smuggled them into the Netherlands. Once there, Otto went into the fabric business with an old friend from Germany who had relocated to the area a few years prior. The business was successful and provided the family with a comfortable middle class life style, until the German invasion of the Netherlands in May 1940.
Susan Berlin
Susan was born an only child to a conservative Jewish family in Roznava, Slovakia. Her mother and father owned a dry-goods store. Susan was thirteen years old when the war began. News of the evils of the concentration camps reached Roznava and Susan's father decided to take his family out of Slovakia as fast as possible. Her father had a brother in the United States that would assist her family in receiving Visas. They sailed into New York City on the S.S. Washington on August 3, 1939.
Sheila Bernard
Sheila was the only child born to Bela and Isaac Peretz in Chelm, Poland. Chelm was a vibrant Jewish community. Before the war, her family owned a large building on Lubelska Street, and Sheila's father managed a Singer Sewing Machine business. Sheila's parents both had large, close-knit families, and her childhood was filled with love and joy.
Jacqueline Mendels Birn
Jacqueline and her sister attended the local public school. Their lives were quite normal until Germany invaded Poland and the war broke out.
Elli (Jekel) Carroll
Elli Jekel Carroll was born on June 19, 1927, in Vienna, Austria, to David Jekel and Klara Redisch. After serving in the Austrian army during World War I, David owned a men's clothing store, while Klara was a homemaker. Elli's older sister, Margit, was born in 1923. Elli and Margit completed public elementary school and were both in secondary school before the war. Margit had completed five years of secondary school while Elli completed the first six months.
Ruth Cohen
Ruth Cohen was born on April 26, 1930 to Herman and Bertha Friedman in Mukachevo, Czechoslovakia. Herman and his brother were wholesale wine and beer manufacturers. Ruth, her older sister, Teresa, and younger brother, Aharon, often helped to fill bottles on Friday evenings before the Sabbath. The Friedmans were Orthodox Jews as well as Zionists and Ruth and her siblings were sent to the Hebrew Gymnasium, a school where the curriculum was taught entirely in Hebrew.
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I've been told by Randy that a fix for the solo version will (may) be send to Beat soon... It indeed was fixed with the demo but not with the solo version.oilectro wrote:Same her with Cubase Artist 7. It crashes when you switch presets. The demo Aalto does not have this problem.Totolitoto wrote:I just got my Beat copy and I confirm It crashes FL every once in a while when switching presets.beingmf wrote:Here it crashes Reaper every once in a while when switching presets.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois House has voted
unanimously to allow the special election to replace Jesse Jackson Jr. in
Congress to be held April 9.
The Senate still must approve the bill.
Jackson resigned last
week, citing his struggles with bipolar disorder. He also admitted he's the
subject of a federal probe. Investigators reportedly are looking into whether Jackson misused campaign
Gov. Pat Quinn has scheduled the primary to pick Jackson's replacement for Feb. 26, and he
wants the general election on April 9 to coincide with municipal elections.
Quinn says doing so would save money.
The General Assembly had to approve legislation to hold the election in
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On the upcoming episode of the Real Housewives of New York City, Jill Zarin borrows the buzzword of her BFF Kelly Bensimon when she accuses Simon van Kempen of cyber-bullying her.
In fact on the last episode, Jill's husband Bobby Zarin confronted Simon, hubby of Alex McCord, wanting to know if he was "actively involved" with a hate-mongering blog, which Simon denied.
So let's examine both claims shall we. The blog Bobby is referring to is a blog called the "I Hate Jill Zarin" blog. The blog was created last year to cover Jill during the climax of her unpopularity with fans of the RHONY in light of her feud with Bethenny Frankel. However today, the blog covers a variety of different topics and reality shows.
So what is Simon's involvement? Well at one point last year, Alex and Simon were doing their book tour during which they made a stop in Chicago, the same city the owner of the IHJZ blog resides in. A meet and greet was organized for Alex and Simon to meet local bloggers and fans which included the writer of the blog in June 2010. The writer blogged about the event and posted pictures on the IHJZ blog. In her Bravo blog this week, Alex states that was the extent of their involvement with the blog. Below is an excerpt –
"I don't know how that translates into Simon or me being investors, content writers, posters, or even members of the blog. We don't own it, we don't have money in it. We don't write for it. There is a link on the blog to a recap of the Chicago fan event held for us with pictures, and as the blog covers the whole Housewives franchise, we along with all other cast membersare regularly discussed on it. That doesn't mean we are doing the discussing."
The owner of the IHJZ blog also states Simon is not involved with the blog.
And speaking of Bravo blogs, Jill accused Simon of "mean tweeting" about her and Kelly in her latest blog. It appears this is what she means by "cyber-bullying" on the upcoming episode. So does Simon sometimes "mean tweet" about the NYC housewives? Absolutely. However, Jill appears to take the cake when it comes to "mean tweeting." In fact, a fan question called her out on it during her recent appearance on Bravo's WWHL.
Below are just some of tweets made by Jill about her cast mates (mostly Ramona) in recent weeks –
- "Mixed message? Your a hypocrite!" tweeted Jill about Ramona on June 23rd.
- "Just watched next weeks episode. It's like soft porn. Gross!!! Then Luann takes down a housewife. Want to guess who? Such great episode!" tweeted Jill on June 11th.
- "We r dying laughing watching Ramona fake cry." tweeted Jill June 9th.
- "She is just using me to try to get more twitter followers. Desperate move don't u think? She did that with b too. Sad." tweeted Jill on June 5th.
- "I agree its gross.RT @jlrtweets101665 "@Jillzarin I think RHONY has become a 1 hour advertisement for Ramona's beverage and it is becoming very very annoying."" tweeted Jill on June 5th.
- "Actually a producer!RT @KNeddie "@Jillzarin didn't ramona hit a cameraman during filming?" tweeted Jill June 2nd.
- "I think so too!RT @AbbieLLear "@Jillzarin what a selfish heartless bitch..Ramona is a prime example of bullying! I would be mortified if I were Avery! Jennifer is GORGEOUS." tweeted Jill May 20th.
- "What did I do that hurt Ramona to her face. She publicly attacked me. Big difference, you admit u put your foot in mouth and that's ok?" tweeted Jill May 19th.
The tweets with RT in front of them were tweeted to Jill by fans, and her response is in front of the RT. May 19th is where we decided to stop with the tweets though we could have went on and on and on. And just 2 weeks ago, Jill Zarin posted a poll question on her official facebook page asking "Is Ramona a hypocrite?" So we ask, will the real cyber bully please stand up?


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Apple, Samsung in Private Patent Talks
Apple and Samsung have held a series of private negotiations about their numerous patent disputes since a court victory by Apple in one case last summer, but there is little to indicate the two sides are close to a settlement. Ian Sherr reports on the News Hub.
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... the ... Apple and Samsung and thrive in negotiations about that ... the disputes but apparently big deal slept allying with long this will Street dolls in shut joins us now from sentences go ... he added ... we note that ... Samsung and Apple have to spend a lot of time ... over the last two years suing each other of the various patent infringements ... this is news they've been privately talking try Medtronic to go what ... ye last we knew of any real sentiment OKs wayside back in April last year ... and I during the court route that happen where ... I'm Apple and up winning a ... roughly two billion dollars M for mature age ... aam now what we've learned is that they talked also between December and March was re when most of the talks happen ... aam it's really interesting you know that there was this kind of narrative that the unit in the United States the International Trade Commission ... putting say they're they're kind of findings when they release them ... earlier this month ... that said you know there was a meeting in Seoul South Korea ... was another face-to-face meeting where they actually came up with what's called a memorandum of understanding ... which kind of suggests that they got close to a settlement ... but um it seems that this all the way ... and I now our sources tell us that tell us that they aren't that that the talks on selling ... and that the two companies are they are trying to find something ... so the summing summing was close it slipped away one of the things that you've been on on the deal was telling us to get some we talked about all the sense of of me going on between these two companies ... and ... around the tech sector ... you know this is so you tell that he's in a way to grow your business is that what what you would you believe the new great products ... and many also have a problem in this in them that ... although they complete their also in someone and in some sense of intent to give up its explain how bright but to go ... what is this a lot of there's a lot of things going on here I sit there it's not growing businesses protecting it is what they would argue probably but ... certainly you know David Samsung and Apple work together what they actually worked on some the I pod to recently backing of ... two thousand fighters to make them thinner ... and lighter ... on its Apple is one of Samsung's latest customers buying chips from them ... and using those chips in everything from ... the other compares to the mobile device is ... aam ... and Hino Samsung and Apple can be ... very very vigorously eyes Samsung is the world's largest smartphone maker in ... case I've been that way since twenty eleven and so ... Apple with the I phone of course kind of ticked off really think that the modern smartphone movement ... and for a while they were really in the lead in and Samsung have rocketed past them ... and so you know it's a really interesting position that there and I think they've got ... decide to stay with it but they work together robot on a lot of processors and chips and whatnot ... and they work very very ... against each other as well as part of it ... interesting


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Boring story short, I was out on the suburban west side yesterday for an appointment, and the redeeming factor follows:
Northwest baked Veggie Buns!
The brand is based in Seattle, WA and these buns are refrigerated, alleviating the mysterious and often gross frozen food factor.
I have been on the search for more-than-decent (and non-frozen) steamed buns for years in this city! Thank you, Uwajimaya – please come downtown, soon.
These seem near identical, if not a little smaller, than the faux pork buns served at Van Hanh, and formerly, Nhut Quang, RIP. Annual visits to Vegetarian Dim Sum in New York are always wonderful, but it's nice to know I can have a little store-bought steamed bun action at home, too. The filling is nothing remarkable, or very discernible, but they're indeed, more-than-decent (and convenient!) with an accompaniment.
Paired with the super quick & flavorful PPK Broccoli Curry Udon, and served with a soy/chili garlic dipping sauce. This curry includes broccolini, kale, spinach, jalapeño and sliced, baked tofu.
The mini haul: Coconut Nectar juice (which I picked up because it didn't have added sugar – sadly, it's still gross), udon noodles, Sencha green tea – which I'm on my 4th or 5th cup of the day of, the Veggie Buns, non-GMO Mellow White Miso, and the indulgent purchase of Taiwanese Peanut Mochi.
Please don't suck.
Needless to say, I have acquired a new camera, and I am fairly content so far (despite these photos being taken in a half dark kitchen).


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Tribeca Film Festival Gets Tech-Savvy
John Edwards previews the Tribeca Film Festival, which runs April 17-28 and features several films about technology and slew of documentaries about celebrities ranging from Elaine Stritch to Lil Bub, a cat made famous on the Internet. Photo: Getty Images.
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... I ... I'm Kelsey Havre ... right here ... that the film festival is back in York City but this time with the tech heavy twenty ... hit with a preview it WS J Green and Off Duty Editor John Edwards spent on fixing the evening ... so we talk about this hack a beach with this year ... and thus what exactly that really means a were looking at it that Rebecca film Festival wanting a book on a film for Tennessee that well up for that in such films that were focused on using new technology ... you know in aspects of their plot ... one of them is the case of view which is a film with ... Justin long as the guy who gets in trouble and Elisha and his online profile ... it's a little ... dated and comedy there ... and ... they're also some ... some interesting other interests like a competition using the aam ... the brief ... video service Vine were due to create the six second videos ... so it's a competition to serve create a narrative if you well and in six seconds ... and winners will ... receive six hundred dollars hundred dollars for a minute said ... this ... represented a fact there are so much about Live has become tech heavy the way that that this is the lead the world we're living in now so ... creators and and and artists are are finding that great material and all that yet yet and give them part is that the festival are so many festivals out their South by Southwest calmly coming up ... and of Tribeca needs to stand outs um so they think some of these attack that ... focuses on her way to do ... thats an event in the visitor kicking off the festival and really wouldn't be the ones that maybe ... I will be hearing the most buzz about ... that well ... you know when the interesting thing is actually ... not so much movie and some footage from a videogame ... called to ... beyond ... two souls and that's without telling I'm Ellen page and Willem Defoe ... and its motion capture performance isn't actually a videogame from for the Sony PlayStation ... so that's can it be an hour of footage from that day that'll be something interesting say they're also got me Simpson month of the documentary is like one of the lane stretch that one on moms may placement is to ... identify any Lydia's than anytime in the timber the weather comes across to get video of renown again Evelyn and if the sum of million in it and ... not to be outdone there will be that video ... Infratech disciples landed the role their Sunday out of ... a ... documentary about the uptick have to hold on to its from ... Bloomington the area Indiana GroupM Renault ... in France as it that way and so on ... above is they pay you to ... and Facebook sensation the hundred thousand Facebook friends ... many men YouTube isn't so this is that of the ... sixty five minute documentaries are focusing on the phenomenon of the so ... very popular ... it will all be watching and to get there this year have reopened and public so as like some other festival ... right that's right in fact that that that such have said of the commanders can be shown outdoors ... as well stream online free ...


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Small Cool 2010: Lacey's DIY in the Details
Who Lives Here: Lacey
Location: East Village, NYC
Size: 290 square feet
What is your favorite element of your Small & Cool home? My proudest moments are in the details. I recently made a trip to the hardware store for paint and left with a power drill so I could add wheels to my desk and a lesson on installing a light dimmer. Those DIY projects keep it interesting and fun.
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Navy falls short on road against St. Francis
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Navy falls short on road against St. Francis
Mids fall to 0-2 on season
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Malik Harmon had 20 points and four steals to lead St. Francis over Navy 60-57 on Monday night.
St. Francis (1-1) took the lead for good 60-57 off of Greg Brown three-point play with 56 seconds left. The Red Flash held the Midshipmen scoreless on their last three possessions.
Will Kelly had a double-double for Navy (0-2) with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Worth Smith added 16 for the Midshipmen.
Both teams were evenly matched in a game that saw 16 ties, 11 lead changes and a halftime score of 28-28. Neither team led by more than six points.
The Midshipmen outrebounded the Red Flash 38-24, but turned the ball over 17 times. Poor shooting also hurt Navy as they shot 3 for 14 from 3-point range.