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COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING ADMINISTRATOR , Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL) , to provide communication, marketing, and promotions support for CTL, working closely with the Supply Chain Management, MicroMasters, and Supply Chain Exchange programs and the director and researchers of CTL. Responsibilities include writing, editing, and developing creative and original content; serving as technical expert developing and implementing print and digital communications and marketing content; identifying and promoting researchers' publications/projects/events; developing and implementing a comprehensive media relations strategy; advising on social media marketing campaigns; monitoring CTL's websites to elevate the audience experience; creating attractive brochures, fliers, posters, and booklets; designing, targeting, executing, and evaluating the effectiveness of email campaigns; managing video production (e.g., designing shoots, filming, film editing, distribution); measuring and reporting on the effectiveness/performance of marketing/communications campaigns; and managing copyright requirements.
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First baseball game at Dunkin Donuts Park features UHart, QU – not Yard Goats
HARTFORD — The Hartford Yard Goats announced Tuesday that they will host a college baseball game at their new Dunkin Donuts Park prior to their season opener.
The game will feature two Division I teams in the University of Hartford Hawks and the Quinnipiac University Bobcats.
This match up is the first of two on the year between both teams.
The team is calling this a "soft opening" which allows the Yard Goats staff and new employees to familiarize themselves with Dunkin' Donuts Park before the Yard Goats season kicks off on April 13.
"We are delighted to have two terrific baseball programs help us prepare for the Yard Goats season opener with a Division I NCAA college baseball game at Dunkin Donuts Park," said Yard Goats General Manager Tim Restall. "The University of Hartford and Quinnipiac University game will allow our staff a dress rehearsal while the Hawks and Bobcats can take advantage of playing in one of America's great minor league ballparks."
The showdown between UHart and Quinnipiac takes place on Tuesday, April 11 at 7:15 p.m.
Tickets go on sale Wednesday, April 5 at 10 a.m. You can purchase tickets here or over the phone (860-246-4628) or at the Click It or Ticket Box Office at Dunkin' Donuts Park. Tickets will be $6 in advance and $10 on the day of the game.

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6:54am UK, Wednesday June 13, 2012
Sky News has obtained disturbing footage of township vigilantes brutally beating suspected criminals in South Africa.
The "punishments", which often result in death, are regular occurrences in the impoverished townships across South Africa.
South Africa has one of the highest crime rates in the world and those in townships are taking matters into their own hands – despite police calls to hold back.
They said we had to be punished. And I thought well, this is my punishment. I must just accept it.
Mary, a woman who was caught breaking into a shack
We visited Diepsloot, a sprawling township on the northern edge of Johannesburg.
Here, all the residents we met spoke of the high crime rate coupled with the apparent inability of the police to deal with cases.
Many preferred to turn to the community thugs to sort out their problems rather than rely on the police.
And we were shown incident after incident, recorded on mobile phones or cameras, which demonstrated just how the "community" dished out their punishments.
In one incident, a man from Malawi is seen naked and bleeding, sitting in the centre of a pack of men, as the camera is recording everything.
The men around him are clearly holding sticks, some have stones and others have bricks in their hands.
A man pleads with vigilantes after being accused of a crime
The man is pelted with rocks which bounce off his head and his bare back.
He is kicked and whipped and when he tries to run away, he's felled and yet more stones are thrown at him.
They leave him to recover and then he's hauled in front of the mob again only to be beaten further.
At one stage you can see two women whipping him – deliberately aiming for his genitalia as the crowd yells encouragement to them.
He had been found with a gun on him and in Diepsloot that is interpreted in only one way: you're a criminal and up to no good.
The man pleads and begs for his life. You see him repeatedly shake his head as the vigilantes shout questions at him. "No, no," he is saying.
Police treat a man who was set on fire by mob members
The footage goes on for 20 minutes. His torture probably went on for a lot longer.
Witnesses tell us he has lost consciousness by the time the police and medics arrive and he dies in hospital.
I ask several of the residents if they agree with this form of "justice". They all do, to every man and woman we ask.
Bessie Tsimo is 47 with six children. "If someone broke into your house or attacked you, who would you call," I ask her.
"The community would come," she says. "And you would want that?" I ask.
"Yes, I support it," she says. "Because if the police arrest them, they will only be freed and then they may come back to hunt me. But if I blow my whistle, the community will come and deal with them."
The shack home of a suspected criminal is burned to the ground
We manage to track down some of those who've been beaten but managed to escape after neighbours intervened.
Mary sobbed telling me how she and her friends had broken into a shack store and stolen food. "We were hungry and desperate," she said.
A crowd of about fifty at first came to their shack and found them eating some of their stolen goods.
"They said we had to be punished. And I thought well, this is my punishment. I must just accept it," she said.
I asked what they did. "Kicking….others using hands, using sticks, others pouring water on your body. So there's nothing you can do," she said.
"You just tell yourself, I'm dying."
She and her female friend and two men were beaten and hit for about four hours they say before members of the unofficial, self-appointed community "police" intervened.
Morris Manarhela was the head of the group who saved them. He has taken the group with their assorted children (about half a dozen) to camp in a shack near his.
"I will protect them. If the mob come again I will hear the screams and come and save them with my friends," he says.
It is rough brutal justice but for those in Diepsloot, it is justice they don't feel they can get elsewhere.
Article source: http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-News/South-Africa-Vigilante-Gangs-Video-Shows-Mobs-Deal-Out-Brutal-Justice-In-Diepsloot-Johannesburg/Article/201206216246120?f=rss


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Blake Lively has become the latest celebrity to slam U.S. President Donald Trump following his new ban on transgender individuals serving in the military.
The Shallows actress took to Instagram to post a message of support to transgender U.S. troops after President Trump announced his decision on Wednesday (26Jul17).
"THIS is America," she wrote. "WE the people. ALL THE PEOPLE. Today I stand with our fellow citizens. No human being is a burden. I believe in equality. In freedom. In opportunity. In kindness, acceptance, and fairness. I believe in this country..."
Lively was mostly praised for her message, but she also received criticism from her followers, and when one Instagram user threatened to un-follow her on the social media site, she turned on him.
"I choose love," she continued. "That's the only thing that we all have. It is peace. It is happiness. Not follows or unfollows. I wish happiness for you. And I hope you find that your heart has a bigger capacity than you give it credit for. I know it does."
Lively is not the only celebrity to speak out against the ban - Lady Gaga, transgender actress Laverne Cox, and one-time Trump supporter Caitlyn Jenner have also slammed the U.S. leader over the policy.
"Sincerely, did you know of the group you singled out today, 45% of them ages (18 to 24) have attempted suicide already?," Gaga tweeted. "Within the Trans Community are many also who are strong & brave. They should be able to serve if they wish. To have honor if they do."
"There are 15,000 patriotic transgender Americans in the US military fighting for all of us," Jenner added. "What happened to your promise to fight for them?"


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Switzerland has a reputation for being one of the more expensive places to visit in Europe, but even so, there are ways in which you can save money and still do plenty of sightseeing.
For those staying in Zurich for between 24 and 72 hours the most economical way to spend your time is to purchase a Zurichcard.
The idea is so very simple as your card allows you to undertake unlimited second-class travel by tram, bus, rail, boat and cable car throughout the city of Zürich and its surrounding area. You also enjoy free entrance to most of Zürich's museums, plus a 10% discount at selected Zurich shops, and a culinary surprise with each main course at selected Zürich restaurants.
There are plenty of museums in Zurich, but one of the most interesting, at which you gain free admittance with your Zurichcard, is the Zurich Toy Museum which is housed in one of the oldest corners of the old town, and features a beautiful collection of European toys from the 18th to the beginning of the 20th century reflects the life of these periods in miniature. Railways and steam engines bear witness to the technical revolution, dolls and their dresses illustrate fashion trends, and doll houses mirror the interiors of times now long past. Tin figures, old games, wooden toys, children's books, toy kitchens, all can be found here.
As far as attractions are concerned you get discounts at many of Zurich's most popular places, including spa treatments, admission to theme parks and the Zurich Wilderness Park and Zurich Zoo.
Your card also entitles you to discounts at the famous Zurich Opera House a magnificent neo-baroque theatre building that is located in front of the Sechseläuten green space on the shore of Lake Zürich. The Zurich Opera House is considered one of the best venues in the world for opera and presents more than 270 performances per season.
There are 21 restaurants which recognise the card and which offer discounts and surprises to card holders. One of these is the Uto Kulm restaurant which is superbly situated on top of the Uetliberg with beautiful views of the city and over to the Alps. Access to the restaurant is only by the Uetliberg railway, with the restaurant being just a few short steps away from the station at the top.
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Accounting and Finance MSc
We offer our Alumni a 20% fee discount on Master's courses. Find out more about the alumni discounts we offer.
You can study our Accounting and Finance MSc as a full-time or part-time course or via distance learning.
Our Accounting and Finance course provides you with the essential skills needed for pursuing high level careers in all types of organisations; public and private sector, within industry and commerce, both in the UK and abroad.
This course will give you an understanding of the context in which accounting and finance operates within the business environment and so if you are looking to enhance your career prospects, this course is the one for you. Studying the Accounting and Finance MSc will allow you to examine how financial decisions are made within business, as well as the repercussions on broader society of corporate and financial decisions.
Waterside Campus
Waterside is our purpose-built campus, designed to provide you with the learning experience and opportunities you expect from a modern university.
We know our staff and students want the very best, and that's what Waterside will provide. It is the embodiment of our mission to transform lives and inspire change.
We've designed Waterside to put you first – it is flexible to the changing needs of our students but also makes the most of our fantastic staff. A University that teaches in a way that mirrors the skills you will need when you graduate, a place that provides everything you will need to live and learn, and that will provide a home-from-home as you enjoy one of the best and most fulfilling experiences of your life.
Our new campus opens its doors in September 2018 and while Waterside will be home to most of our teaching, we'll also be making use of the excellent facilities around the town. We'll also be retaining some facilities at our current campuses (Park and Avenue) on a temporary basis for the initial period. These will mostly be used to offer off-campus accommodation options to make sure we have a great range of rooms to suit everyone.
Find out more about our new campus at Hello Waterside or come and visit the new campus on an Open Day.More about our campuses »
Course content
Accounting and finance are essential areas of expertise for those seeking high-level careers in these professions, as well as commerce and academia.
We expect that you will start this course with a good deal of technical accounting knowledge, having either studied accounting at undergraduate or professional level. You will be provided with theoretical background and applied knowledge at Master's level that allows you to build upon your existing skills. The course is designed to enhance your intellectual and transferable skills, including presentation, research, analysis and appraisal. This course addresses many of the current accounting issues present in business and how they relate to wider social, technical and economic challenges. You will also have the opportunity to study a specialist interest of your choice.
On completion of the course, you will be familiar with theoretical issues in accountancy and finance, and will be able to apply accounting theory and practice to real issues that are faced in day-to-day operations. This will provide you with an excellent framework for pursuing further study, or enhancing your business prospects.
Semester One
You will be introduced to some of the main themes in accounting and finance, this is in the context of utilising financial information to enhance business decision making. Modules in semester one will highlight the importance of sound decision making in successful organisations.
Semester Two
You will examine the role which organisations can play in the wider social context in which they operate and also how this role can affect their decision making. You will also study the way in which accounting regulation takes place in an international context.
Semester Three
The research proposal produced in Semester two will guide the development of a clearly defined and evidenced study proposal, a critical review of relevant literature, and a robust methodology. Data is then collected, analysed, interpreted and applied to the study proposal and a 15,000 word research report (dissertation) is produced, with the support of a dissertation supervisor.
Work Experience
If you are studying this course full-time you can opt to participate in a Work Placement during an additional year of the programme. These placements can enable you to develop your skills and knowledge in a work environment, giving you an advantage over the competition for jobs and scholarships after you graduate.
Your placement will last between six and 12 months, it will need to be appropriate to your level of study and you should also be paid for this work. We will support you in finding and securing a suitable placement opportunity, however it must be noted that placements are highly competitive and there is no guarantee of a placement offer being made by an employer.
Course modules (18/19)
Corporate Reporting 1 (20 credits)
- Module code: FINM008
- Core module Y
Global Financial Strategy (20 credits)
- Module code: FINM009
- Core module Y
Financial and Business Strategy (20 credits)
- Module code: FINM010
- Core module Y
Strategic Audit (20 credits)
- Module code: FINM012
- Core module Y
Investment Analyst (20 credits)
- Module code: FINM014
- Core module Y
Social Responsibility and Governance (20 credits)
- Module code: FINM024
- Core module N
Dissertation and Research Methods (60 credits)
- Module code: FINM025
- Core module N
Work Placement: Project / Dissertation (50 credits)
- Module code: FINM041
- Core module N
Work Placement: Accounting and Finance Employability Skills (10 credits)
- Module code: FINM048
- Core module N
Module information is quoted for 17/18 entry. Please note that modules run subject to student numbers and staff availability, any changes will be communicated to applicants accordingly.
Methods of Learning
Typically you will have nine hours (approx) of contact time with your tutor in the first semester and 11 hours (approx) in the second semester. Overall you will spend 108 hours per module in self-directed study (reading and research).
If you are studying this course via distance learning you should expect to spend between ten to 20 hours per week on each module, engaging with online activities and study through NILE as well as self-directed study time. The typical time it takes to complete this course is 30 months.
The course uses a combination of assessment methods including reports, case studies, time constrained tests and examinations, plus your dissertation.
Facilities and Special Features
- practical knowledge that can be applied in a work setting
- flexible study that is delivered online, wherever you are
- full support from professionally qualified staff and engagement with fellow students
- link to professional bodies with the possibility of professional memberships
Career Opportunities
Studying the Accounting and Finance MSc offers you excellent career opportunities. Our recent graduates have secured positions in accounting firms, industry, banking, finance and commerce.
How to apply
For application information please see our how to apply page.
Entry requirements
If you hold a recognised first or second class honours degree from a UK university or international equivalent in finance, banking, accounting or a related discipline then you will be eligible to apply for this course. If you hold professional qualifications you will also be considered for entry onto this course.
For information regarding English language requirements at the University, please see our IELTS page.
Fees and funding
Fees quoted relate to study in the Academic Year 18/19 only and may be subject to inflationary increases in future years.
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|£3,180 in Year One (80 credits) and £3,975 in Year 2 (100 credits)
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*Year Two fee may be subject to an inflationary increase for 19/20
For Distance Learning fee information please refer to Finance 01604 892236.
Postgraduate Loans
If you are starting a postgraduate Master's course in 2018/19 either full-time or part-time* you may be able to apply for a postgraduate loan of up to £10,609 through Student Finance England.
*Please note that the maximum period of study allowed for part-time courses is two years.
This course is available to international students.
Full-time international tuition fees
For information on our international tuition fees, please see our Tuition fees for international students page.
Please note that tuition fees for EU students will remain the same as UK fees for 2018/19. For more information, please visit the Gov UK website.
How to apply as an international student
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Scholarships available to international students
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This is another market area that has seen a lot of change over the past few years. The biggest problems facing today's enterprises with regard to the perimeter is that it is shrinking to the point where it simply does not exist in many large organizations. Defending a perimeter that has all but disappeared is a real challenge and this year's Innovator has stepped up and met it. However, the way the company approaches it is not intuitively obvious. We took some liberties in this case to look into our crystal ball and envision the future as it is unfolding even now.
Defending today's perimeter has become a mathematical exercise. The development of complex algorithms to detect attacks and exfiltration attempts has become the stock-in-trade of successful companies in this space. The days of brute-forcing protection are over. With 43 percent of all companies reporting cyberattacks and an increasing number having, at best, a semi-permeable perimeter, new ways to protect organizational assets globally are necessary.
What that means is that bigger is no longer better. Having a huge firewall that can drink from the data fire hose that is the internet won't help if the direction of information flow is outward on a channel that is supposed to be in use. A phishing attack that exfiltrates data to a port 80 destination poses a real problem.
The Innovator in this year's section uses the smarter approach to address the perimeter. They take a view that protecting the endpoints is as critical as the perimeter and, when the perimeter disappears, we certainly would argue that the endpoint is the perimeter, especially when the endpoint is on the other side of the world.
The notion of firewalls becoming less and less effective in a perimeterless world is not the only paradigm that seems to be evolving. IDS/IPS in the traditional sense is struggling to survive in an environment that is changing at a rate that is nearly unmanageable. Applying signatures to attacks is becoming less and less effective and the only solution is more sophistication in the way the data stream is processed and analyzed. That sophistication is the earmark of this Innovator and we were, as always, mightily impressed.


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It's possible to build a low-carbon footprint, smart community in an economically viable way, according to Milfred Hammerbacher, co-founder and chief executive at s2e Technologies Inc. The company is doing it in a new neighbourhood in London ON.
A recently completed feasibility study from Alecta Inc. says that it could deploy upwards of 30,000 solar+storage PowerHouse units in the Southern York Region of Ontario by 2031.
IHS Markit says the first quarter growth in large-scale energy storage (utility side of the meter) project pipeline doubled compared to the previous year. The overall pipeline now represents 3.4 GW.
MineSense Technologies Ltd. scored $19 million in venture capital and along with it added a couple of key backers on February 15. Aurus Ventures, a Chilean limited partnership with interests in copper mines in the country led the financing of the Vancouver-based smart mining company. As well, Caterpillar Venture Capital jumped on board, giving MinseSense yet another critical piece for its commercialization trajectory.
Venture capital investments in the Canadian cleantech sector have been on a downward trend over the last few years, but could an uptick in VC layout to the clean technology sector in 2016 and some early wins in 2017 be a sign of a brighter future?


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At a glance demographic data, including a snapshot recent of population, housing, employment, and economic data can be found here.
Grays Harbor County Demographic Highlights brochure provides a condensed demographic profile for Grays Harbor County, updated July 2018. Data compiled by GHCOG.
Grays Harbor County Demographic Highlights, in PDF format.
The Washington State Data Book is published by the Washington State Office of Financial Management every other year, highlighting demographic data for the state and each county. You can link to Grays Harbor County's 2015 data page below.
Grays Harbor Data Profile 2015 Data Book, in PDF format.
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Home » Korean Drama » When A Man Loves
When A Man Loves
English Name: When A Man Loves
Korean Name: 남자가 사랑할 때
Other Name: When a Man Falls in Love / When a Man is in Love
Genre: Melodrama, Romance
Episode: 20
Broadcast period: 03 April 2013 To 06 June 2013
Air Time: Wednesdays & Thursdays 21:55
Han Tae Sang (Song Seung Hun) is a gangster with a painful past. He is the trusty under-man and the one who is caught up in the whirlwind of love. He married Baek Sung Joo (Chae Jung Ahn), the ex-wife of his old mob boss after the boss died.
He later meets and falls in love with Seo Mi Do (Shin Se Kyung) who is a poor but hardworking young woman. Meanwhile, Lee Jae Hee (Yun Woo Jin) is a confident young man who's used to be Han Tae Sang's friend but turned to rival after that. He also falls in love with Seo Mi Do.
Main Cast
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Song Seung Hun as Han Tae Sang
Shin Se Kyung as Seo Mi Do
Yun Woo Jin as Lee Jae Hee
Chae Jung Ahn as Baek Sung Joo
JB as Seo Mi Joon
Kim Sung oh
Lee Chang Hoon as Goo Yong Gap
Jung Young Sook
Kang Shin Il
Oh Young Shil
Lee Seung Hyung
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Join Ray Villalobos for an in-depth discussion in this video Returning values, part of JavaScript: Functions.
…We've seen all the major components of functions…in action, including a special statement called return.…So let's go ahead and dig deeper and see what the statement is really doing.…Now whenever you invoke a function, it's like generating an equation.…And equation usually have results.…So we call these statements, expressions.…Because the job of the return statement, is to express…the result of the operation we perform in our function.…So right here in this plus…function, the job is to return the result.…Now the return statement is kind of optional.…
If you don't include it in your code, the function will still return something.…It'll just be the value undefined.…The return statement is only available inside the function body.…So you can't use it anywhere else.…The return statement can be used to send something back to the caller.…So you can assign it to a variable. And it'll place a value…in the variable when the function returns.…Return statements are usually the last statement in a function.…But it doesn't have to be.…
- What are functions?
- Using functions as objects
- Understanding call-and-apply invocation
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2018 MCE Shows Cancelled
In response to a packed local show schedule, MCE has cancelled our two later shows, originally scheduled for August 11th and October 6th.
2018 MCE Hosted Shows Scheduled
We are excited to host 3 shows this year with class offerings in dressage, jumpers and CT. Show bill and entry forms available now! Show dates:
- Saturday, June 16th
- Saturday, August 11th
- Saturday, October 6th
2018 American Holsteiner Horse Inspection
MCE will be hosting an AHHA mare and foal inspection this year! Inspection is set for:
- Sunday, September 9th
2018 American Hanoverian Society Inspection
MCE is delighted to once again play host to AHS this year! This year's inspection is set for:
- Sunday, September 2nd
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Missing Out on the Party
So you meet this girl at the library. Or maybe the coffee shop. She's cute, but not super-model attractive. She's a little introverted, but you find out that you share a lot of the same interests — comics, for one. You get to be friends, and then maybe a little more than friends. You start to think you've got a real shot with her. For a while, it's great.
But then she starts to notice other people. She spends a little less time with you, and then a lot less. She gets glammed up and starts hanging out with a different crowd, people you're not as comfortable around. You drift apart. You feel like she's forgotten you. And you wonder if what you had together meant anything to her. Or was she just looking for somebody to help her come out of her shell?
There's really no right or wrong to it. Sometimes people just grow apart. But you can't help feeling kind of wistful for when it was just the two of you.
For a few different reasons, I'm not at Comic-Con International in San Diego this year. I think it's only the third time I've missed the show in two decades of going to it. There's a certain sense of relief at not descending into the abject madness that the con has become. I certainly won't miss the cross-country flights, the exhaustion, the huge hole blown out of my work schedule. My liver is already thanking me. I'll be able to get a lot of work done while the con grinds on without me, since the interruptions of emails, phone calls and IMs should be severely curtailed. And, ironically, with all the coverage, I'll actually have a better idea of what's going on at the con from my office at home. When you're actually in the belly of the beast, you have virtually no idea what the news is.
And yet — there's still a sense that I'm missing out on something, like there's a party all your friends are going to, but you're stuck at home. I've already written about what it's like being on the pro side of the table at a con. It's especially true of SDCC, when creators have a laundry list of signings, panels, meetings and interviews. You don't get much chance to experience the con that attendees experience.
I'm not sure of the year I first went to I went to SDCC. I suspect it was 1992, but it might have been a year later. I crashed at the apartment of a friend, painter Joe Chiodo, who also colored some of the original Image titles. Joe's place at that time was actually a bedroom in an apartment that was serving as the studio for Jim Lee, Whilce Portacio and Scott Williams. Pretty sure that was the first time I met Jim, late one night as he stopped by to catch up on some pages.
It was very much a comic convention, then. The big attractions were the Marvel and DC Comics booths, the packed panels were about comics. It attracted a healthy crowd, but I don't think I ever heard the words "sold out."
The convention center itself was less than half of what it is now, in terms of floor space, and there wasn't much around it. A few hotels, some restaurants. The Gaslamp District didn't exist, except for maybe a block or two of restaurants. The rest of it was seedy hotels, tattoo parlors and liquor stores. San Diego is, you'll remember, a Navy town. The other side of the tracks from the convention center was, for the most part, the other side of the tracks. A good deal of what is now the Gaslamp was an area you didn't necessarily want to walk through after dark, stocked with the homeless and hustlers, tired whores and drunks throwing up in alleys. Not exactly "the good old days."
As the convention has grown, so has the area. Visiting the city once a year gives you a mental time-lapse as the con center itself grew, the Gaslamp expanded another few blocks each year, Petco Park rose from an area of dilapidated warehouses. I've watched the seedy hotels and liquor stores replaced by restaurants and shops; those initial restaurants and shops replaced by more upscale restaurants; and those upscale restaurants and shops replaced by things like the Hard Rock Hotel. And, of course, the convention center itself has continued to expand, reaching the present gargantuan proportions (but still not quite sufficient for the con).
I'm not sure when the con, at least for me, stopped being fun and started being an ordeal to be survived. Six years ago? Seven? It certainly coincided with Hollywood, and the media, "discovering" SDCC and descending upon it. Some might say "like locusts," but I'm not quite that uncharitable. Now it's a media event worthy of live television and magazine covers. Obviously, a lot of that can be traced to the increasingly symbiotic relationship between comics, film and television. There was a time, not that long ago, when there were no post-con parties at SDCC, no guest lists. It was more egalitarian. Everybody ended up the same few bars or poker games. Now it's a scene where everybody wants to be seen.
People complain that SDCC isn't about comics anymore, and that's true. It's about everything now — comics, movies, television, toys, video games, anime, pretty much anything that can be pimped to an eager, captive audience. And that's not necessarily a bad thing. The nerdstream has become mainstream, with all the positives and negatives that go with it.
I get it. There's more money to be made from other media, toys and video games than from comics. I don't begrudge SDCC its success, and I don't really blame the con for embracing huge studio booths and Hall H extravaganzas at the expense of small press publishers and art dealers. Artist's Alley has dwindled as more and more artists are forced to band together to buy booth space in order to avoid the just-this-side-of-Tijuana location of Artist's Alley. It's simple economics. I'm not going to be one of those guys whining that "different" or "not like it was" automatically equates to "bad."
To great extent, SDCC is what you make of it. It's now a smorgasbord so large you couldn't possibly experience all of it. You have to pick and choose, and take from it what you will. If you attend and have a lousy time, it's probably more your fault than that of the con itself.
But — I wouldn't be honest if I didn't admit to being wistful about the focus on comics. So I'm thrilled to see that this year, somebody did something about it. Tr!ckster set up shop at the San Diego Wine and Culinary Center, across the street the monolithic con center, presenting a sort of combo gallery show, book store, wine bar and workshop. Tr!ckster's sole focus is creator-owned comics, with people like Mike Mignola, Scott Morse, Steve Niles, Skottie Young, Tommy Lee Edwards, Greg Rucka, Mike Allred and a great many more participating.
If there's one thing I'll miss about not attending this year — besides catching up with friends and eating at El Vitral, damn near my favorite restaurant in the world — it's not being able to check out Tr!ckster. I think it's an important step in reclaiming some of what's been lost for comics as SDCC has evolved, celebrating the alchemy of words and pictures on the page. What first brought people to the con is again a reason to attend.
So maybe what's old is new again. Fifteen years ago, people actually stood in line to eat at the Old Spaghetti Factory, because it was one of a few restaurants in the Gaslamp with any kind of seating capacity. Eventually, the Old Spaghetti Factory closed, replaced by a chic, upscale Italian place (that had amazing lobster mac and cheese and Raspberry Mojitos). But things have a way of coming full circle. A few years ago, that upscale restaurant went out of business and was replaced by — the Old Spaghetti Factory.
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Guys. This past week I met two of my creative idols. Broad City's Abbi and Ilana hosted a meet and greet for the show's newly released soundtrack at Space 15 Twenty in Hollywood. Highlights from the night included finding the largest cheese pizza I've ever seen on top of a Xerox machine and taking a slice (OK, two slices. OK it was three), consuming a lot of free macaroons and white wine, and explaining to A&I how my BFF's contact photo in my phone is a screenshot from Ilana's Season 2 masturbation scene (they laughed, possibly uncomfortably). It was a very Broad-City-approved night.
Matt FX, Broad City's music supervisor, spinning all the jamz.
Spotted: a couple of kweens taking a casual selfie.
Box's structural integrity compromised by the sheer amount of cheese inside.
Really diving into the whole BFF / masturbation scene screenshot contact photo situation. Ilana understandably unsure how to respond. She ends up complimenting my undercut, which is really the best outcome I could have hoped for.
(^^ just in case anyone was wondering)
The Ilana to my Abbi couldn't be with me to meet our role models, but the real A&I were big fans of our friendship. Also, Hullabaloo is EVERYTHING, obv.
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The Navy's design rules were simple enough - scrub out all CO2 in an environment that could experience -30ºC to +50ºC in temperature swings, with humidity as high as 100%. The scrubbing media was designed to be charged and discharged indefinitely - or it could be direct buried without any harm to the environment or drinking water. The system had to be self-contained, use no fresh water, and be as maintenance free as feasible. Surprisingly, the implementation turned out to be a simple and elegant solution.
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Here are my 12 favorite television shows of 2013 — the ones you won't find piling up on my DVR, because I have to watch each new episode as soon as it appears. (Which means, of course, by the end of the next day.) Are they the 12 best shows of the year? Who knows. I didn't come close to watching everything on TV, and neither did anyone else. All I know is that 10 wouldn't have been enough.
The list has a provisional feel to me, because two of my top three shows from the previous year — the BBC and PBS's 'Sherlock' and FX's 'Louie' — were absent in 2013; each will have been off the air for more than a year and a half when it returns in 2014. They've been two of the smartest shows on TV in recent seasons, and there's no reason to think that will change.
It's often said that we're living through a golden age in American television, but not a lot is said about how much this perception is driven by the greatly increased availability of foreign shows, on TV and online. Three of my top 10 shows are from abroad ('Prisoners of War,' 'The Hollow Crown' and 'Moone Boy'), and in my extended listing, nine of 36 shows — 25 percent — were made in other countries (sometimes with American financing).
1. 'The Good Wife' (CBS) The opening episodes of the current, fifth season of Robert and Michelle King's legal drama were about as good as episodic TV gets, a fast-moving story of ambition, betrayal and gamesmanship that could knot your guts like a Formula 1 car taking a dangerous corner. After a poky 2011-12 season, the show's restored verve seems to have energized its excellent cast.
2. 'Prisoners of War' (Hulu) This Israeli series, on which "Homeland" is (extremely loosely) based, continued in its second season to be a quiet, intelligent, moving and profoundly sad examination of the wages of permanent conflict.
3. 'Frontline' (PBS) It's not that hard to be the best investigative current-affairs documentary series on American television when no one else is even trying. But given the lack of competition, it's even more impressive that "Frontline" is as consistently good as it is. Reports that stood out in 2013 included the harrowing "Syria Behind the Lines" and "League of Denial," about the National Football League's handling of concussions.Continue reading the main story
4. 'The Hollow Crown' (PBS) This BBC production offered an opportunity to see Shakespeare's linked history plays "Richard II," "Henry IV" Parts 1 and 2 and "Henry V" consecutively, in filmed adaptations helmed by major British stage directors, with wonderful performances, the kind theatergoers would fly around the world to see: Ben Whishaw as Richard II, Jeremy Irons as Henry IV, Simon Russell Beale as Falstaff.
5. 'The Newsroom' (HBO) In the second season of Aaron Sorkin's cable-news drama, TV's best and most frustrating romance — between the anchor Will and his producer MacKenzie, beautifully played by Jeff Daniels and Emily Mortimer — got better and (up to a point) even more frustrating.
6. 'Grimm' (NBC) Among the plethora of supernatural series on TV at the moment, this show about vaguely Germanic fairy-tale creatures infesting Portland, Ore., is the most sheerly entertaining.
7. 'Moone Boy' (Hulu) Chris O'Dowd of "Bridesmaids" created this charming comedy about a 12-year-old Irish boy and his not-very-helpful imaginary friend for the British network Sky. Mr. O'Dowd plays the friend, but the real star is the young actor David Rawle, who plays the irrepressible title character, Martin Moone.
8. 'The Americans; (FX) The first season of this cold-war spy story was tense and engaging, with a nasty edge and a performance by Keri Russell as a Soviet agent undercover in 1980s Washington that was a minor revelation.
9. 'Southland' (TNT) Never able to attract an audience, Ann Biderman and John Wells's gritty, convincing Los Angeles cop show faded away after five seasons, ending with what felt like a silent rebuke to the TV gods: the apparent suicidal death of a despairing main character.
10. 'The Walking Dead' (AMC) The acting can be spotty, the writing can lapse into solemn melodrama and the story tends to shuffle around in circles, but in its fourth season this zombie drama still has a pure, visceral intensity unmatched in prime time.
11. 'Bunheads' (ABC Family) Amy Sherman-Palladino's serious comedy about a dedicated dancer (Sutton Foster) who finds herself stuck in a small town teaching classes to young ballet hopefuls was canceled after one low-rated season.
12. 'Breaking Bad' (AMC) Some aspects of AMC's recently concluded modern noir didn't merit the inordinate praise it attracted. One thing that fully deserved the plaudits, however, was Bryan Cranston's watchful, perfectly measured performance as Walter White, the high school teacher turned drug kingpin.
Honorable mention, in alphabetical order: 'Bates Motel' on A & E, 'The Big Bang Theory' on CBS, 'Boardwalk Empire' on HBO, 'Elementary' on CBS, 'The Fosters' on ABC Family, 'Foyle's War' on PBS, 'Legit' on FX, 'Out There' on IFC, 'Real Husbands of Hollywood' on BET, 'The Returned' on Sundance, 'The Simpsons' on Fox, 'Veep' on HBO.
And 12 more, because there's an awful lot of decent TV: 'Archer' on FX, 'Being Human' on BBC America, 'Broadchurch' on BBC America, 'Dexter' on Showtime, 'Getting On' on HBO, 'Inspector Lewis' on PBS, 'Justified' on FX, 'The Middle' on ABC, 'Orange Is the New Black' on Netflix, 'Person of Interest' on CBS, 'Treme' on HBO, 'A Young Doctor's Notebook' on Ovation.
Finally, a few bandwagons I couldn't get on: 'Girls,' 'Orphan Black,' 'Mad Men.'Continue reading the main story


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Three coats. From the old NYX Girls line, but if you're lucky, there are still a few colors available at CherryCulture.com. This one was a bit more problematic than your average red creme. Three coats is unusual for a red, and I experienced a formula far from perfected. But somehow I managed, despite a terrible tremor induced by excessive tobacco usage - with a lot of help from my trusted cleanup pen!
Is it the color of blood? I know personal reference frames vary on this matter, but to me, blood is a darker and more brownish red. I know my blood isn't this bright, even when fresh... I wonder if the person prototyping for this polish suffered from anemia?
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Tracy was in charge of re-creating our facebook page. It had been ignored by our company for the last few years. Through photos and memes, she brought people to our page and got them taking about Mama's again. Its also given our customers a forum to make suggestions and give us feedback. A huge benefit from this
Jay built us a robust website, incorporating our feedback so that we were thrilled with the end product. The SEO work he's done for us has our site climbing the rankings and is generating a lot of visits. He also helped us with brand, design, photography and logo work, and provided creative direction for a 'wrap' advertisement on our work truck that really looks awesome. We would highly recommend Jaytech!
Kerri of Full Engagement Marketing was on task and extremely helpful to me in not only understanding how social media marketing functions, but in getting everything set up and working like an employee within my company. She increased views, created blogs, wrote articles, kept up with Facebook and Twitter conversations (and created the pages themselves) and simply kept the ball rolling forward. I would highly recommend her to your start up enterprise!
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On The Alert
Ah, what a lot of strange little people are we
Sleeping through hurricanes and wildest sound,
Like newborn that likes three four hours stretch lengthily
Of sound sleep before he's ready for next round ;
Yet in all our most sound sleep silent dream,
Silent but peopled with visual and talk,
At that crucial point when there's a thud, scream,
Crash, bang, shout, moan, we wake up white as chalk.
So also in the long run we're immune
Taking trauma and tragedy in our stride,
It's sudden 'unexpecteds' that jerks us, like wind sand dune,
Out of dream worlds, set us on jostling haycart rides.
Sleep like a babe to make most of your time awake,
Once shaken in life or dream, be alert for your own sake.
Saloni Kaul, author and poet, was first published at the age of ten and has been in print since. As critic and columnist Saloni has enjoyed thirty seven years of being published. Saloni Kaul's first volume, a fifty poem collection was published in the USA in 2009. Subsequent volumes include Universal One and Essentials All.


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