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On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 3:06 AM, Randall Leeds <email@example.com> wrote: > On Feb 9, 2012 6:09 PM, "Randall Leeds" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> >> On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 17:48, Jason Smith <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> > Hi, Noah. When I saw it hit Git, I realized it was a breaking change, >> > and I asked around. If memory serves, Randall happened to be on at the >> > time and he asked me the same question you just did. I said I never >> > saw an RFC email and that's when he realized it was not done publicly. >> >> I was aware the entire time, but I think the motivation is sound and >> it needed to be done. A couple committers spoke up to say we didn't >> think it was sensitive enough to warrant the private discussion but >> ultimately there was broad consensus on the implementation and the >> change itself. One of those (let us all celebrate) extremely rare >> times where there wasn't opportunity for broad community input. >> >> Creating a view on _users that pulls the relevant parts of a user >> document out is the way forward for public profiles, I think. >> If someone would write a blog post showing how that works it'd be >> great. In retrospect this would have been a great thing to do weeks >> ago. Lesson learned. > > Just to be clear I don't want to dismiss your concerns. If you believe this > needs a config option rather than just documentation now is a good time to > speak up loudly since the vote was aborted. Thanks. I am concerned. To me, the change is noteworthy but not a showstopper. I tested your suggestion, however I do not think it is possible. Non-admins cannot access a view. $ curlp http://admin:admin@localhost:5984/_users/_design/public -d '{"views":{"all":{"map":"function(doc) { emit(doc._id, doc) }"}}}' {"ok":true,"id":"_design/public","rev":"1-f605d1ea7825645132f54a91a76a1ddc"} $ curl -i http://user:user@localhost:5984/_users/_design/public/_view/all HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden Server: CouchDB/1.2.0 (Erlang OTP/R15B) Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2012 02:57:43 GMT Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Length: 102 Cache-Control: must-revalidate {"error":"forbidden","reason":"Only admins can access design document actions for system databases."} -- Iris Couch
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(CBS) — It should have been one of the happiest times of her life.
Stephanie Arnold was expecting her second child. Instead of joy, Arnold was convinced she was going to die, and she was right.
CBS 2's Dana Kozlov has this original report.
Stephanie Arnold treasures these quiet moments with her baby, Jacob. She said, "He is perfect."
But they are moments – almost lost to her forever. Last May, within seconds of Jacob's birth, Arnold coded on the operating table.
"My heart stopped, all electrical signals went to zero," said Arnold.
Her doctors say she essentially died. Arnold went 37 seconds without any vital signs.
Her OB-GYN, Dr. Julie Levitt, and the anesthesiologist diagnosed an amniotic fluid embolism or AFE, an unpredictable, rare condition where amniotic fluid or fetal material enters the mother's bloodstream and triggers a life-threatening reaction.
Dr. Levitt said she'd never seen it before. She said "I'd only read about it." Obstetric
Anesthesiologist, Dr. Nicole Higgins said, "About 40 percent of women don't even survive the initial insult."
Arnold beat the odds, not only by surviving but doing so without any permanent damage, despite spending six days in a coma and weeks in the hospital. Even more amazing? Her pre-delivery concern she was in trouble.
"It was so raw. It was the feeling that I had was I was going to die. There was no question," said Arnold.
"It really wasn't based on anything but her emotions. She just had a sinking feeling that something was going to go wrong," said Dr. Higgins.
Arnold even met with an anesthesiologist prior to her scheduled C-section. She said, "and because of that conversation, she changed up the anesthesia order to include more blood and more monitors."
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Arnold thinks about how this experience changed her.
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Feb 20, 2012
For people looking for a quick way to share a quick asynchronous voice message with another person, TinyVox exists. Now available on Android, TinyVox simply lets the user record their message to a virtual cassette tape, give it a title like writing on a cassette label, and then share it. TinyVox messages can be shared to Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and even SoundCloud. As well, they can be emailed to anyone. Past recordings can easily be accessed, and in-progress recordings can be paused, or stopped entirely when finished.
What could this be used for? Well, it could be used for sending actual voice memos – Google's voice actions support recording a speech-to-text "note to self" but this supports the actual voice. It could be used to make sure that a person gets a particular voicemail message. Emailing singing demos to producers? Sure, why not? TinyVox is free to download and use, and is available now from the Android Market.


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With concerns about security and increasing reliance on data centers, North American companies are embracing SD-WAN technology, each investing about $300,000 on average a year.
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Last year, Wendy Heller Chovnick, a former Teach For America manager, spoke out against her former organization in The Washington Post, decrying its "inability and unwillingness to honestly address valid criticism." In recent years, such criticism has centered on Teach For America's intimate involvement in the education privatization movement and its five-week training, two-year teaching model, which critics claim offers recruits a transformative résumé-boosting experience but burdens schools with disruptive turnover cycles.
In the interview, Chovnick referenced the extent to which Teach For America manufactured its public image, explaining, "Instead of engaging in real conversations with critics, and even supporters, about the weaknesses of Teach For America and where it falls short, Teach For America seemed to put a positive spin on everything. During my tenure on staff, we even got a national team, the communications team, whose job it was to get positive press out about Teach For America in our region and to help us quickly and swiftly address any negative stories, press or media."
An internal media strategy memo, obtained by The Nation, confirms Chovnick's concerns, detailing TFA's intricate methodology for combating negative media attention, or what it calls "misinformation." Given that TFA takes tens of millions of government dollars every year, such strategies are troubling. According to its last three years of available tax filings, Teach For America has spent nearly $3.5 million in advertising and promotion. As the strategy memo indicates, much of this promotion goes toward attacking journalists, including ones previously published in this magazine. The memo details the numerous steps TFA's communications team took in order to counter Alexandra Hootnick's recent piece for the The Nation, "Teachers Are Losing Their Jobs, but Teach For America Is Expanding. What's Wrong With That?"
According to the memo, Teach For America knew Hootnick's piece was going to be critical, thanks to a source in the Department of Education, who had notified TFA of a Freedom of Information Act request she had made:
In the summer of 2012, alumna Alexandra Hootnick (Bay 2008) reached out directly to several people on staff, asking to speak as part of her work for her Columbia journalism school thesis. She said her topic was TFA's expansion efforts through the lens of Seattle and our i3 grant. It quickly became clear she was unlikely to portray TFA in a positive light—we learned from the U.S. Department of Education she had made a large FOIA request—and that her thesis could become a media piece.


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There's broad agreement that one of the biggest challenges for the nation's future fiscal health is rising federal spending on Medicare, the health insurance program for Americans age 65 and older. That's why a recent claim that the costs are slowing down caught our attention.
On the Dec. 15, 2013, edition of CNN's State of the Union, Peter Orszag said, "Medicare costs have slowed down dramatically. In fact, the first two months of this fiscal year, Medicare costs were down even in nominal terms relative to the previous year." Orszag is the former director of the Office of Management and Budget for President Barack Obama.
We wondered whether this was correct. Earlier this year, the Congressional Budget Office -- Congress' nonpartisan budget-analysis arm -- projected that the cost of Medicare would rise (from 3 percent of gross domestic product today to 4.9 percent of GDP in 2038) due in large part to the aging of the baby-boom generation.
So Orszag's claim that Medicare costs are slowing down is notable and surprising.
Initially, we had trouble finding monthly data for Medicare expenditures, but when we contacted Orszag, he pointed us to a CBO document, the "Monthly Budget Review for November 2013." (Orszag knows his CBO documents -- before taking the reins of OMB, he was CBO's director.)
In the document Orszag cited, CBO reported that, according to preliminary data, outlays for Medicare fell from $101 billion in October-November 2012 to $96 billion in October-November 2013. And the year-on-year decline was actually a little bit bigger once CBO smoothed out some calendar oddities.
This fits the bill for what Orszag claimed -- a year-over-year decline in "nominal" Medicare costs. In fact, Orszag told PolitiFact, this decline is "all the more remarkable because the number of beneficiaries is rising."
In the meantime, while an absolute decline in Medicare expenditures is especially notable, there is evidence that something less dramatic, but still noteworthy, has been underway for even longer -- a slowing of the growth of Medicare costs. That is, Medicare expenditures have recently been rising, but at a slower rate than in the past. This isn't as favorable for getting the federal budget into balance as an absolute decline would be, but it's still an important step in that direction.
This trend is documented in an August 2013 CBO working paper, written by a pair of present or former CBO health care analysts, Michael Levine and Melinda Buntin. They concluded that the growth in spending per beneficiary in Medicare's fee-for-service program "has slowed substantially in recent years," specifically from 2000 to 2010. The authors said the slowdown "has been widespread, extending across all of the major service categories, groups of beneficiaries that receive very different amounts of medical care, and all major regions."
That said, the authors noted that their understanding of why this expenditure slowdown occurred "remains incomplete."
And that is a problem that limits the usefulness of the data points Orszag offered on CNN.
For starters, past performance does not equal future performance, noted Joseph Antos, a health care specialist at the conservative American Enterprise Institute. The pattern Orszag cites "does not mean a slower trend will last," Antos said.
And while Gail Wilensky, who headed Medicare and Medicaid under President George H.W. Bush, said she sees the recent data as a positive development, she added wistfully, "If only anyone knew why and whether it will last."
Orszag doesn't dispute their words of caution. "I agree it's unclear how long it will last, but I am more hopeful than some others," he said, arguing that the decline in expenditures is "consistent with major structural changes in the sector that I see happening every day. ... The bottom line is that it's not guaranteed to continue, but it's a huge deal if it does."
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Orszag said, "Medicare costs have slowed down dramatically. In fact, the first two months of this fiscal year, Medicare costs were down even in nominal terms relative to the previous year." He's right about the nominal decline in total Medicare expenditures over the past year, and he's right that per-beneficiary spending declined broadly between 2000 and 2010. Determining the reasons why it's happening remains a work in progress, but that doesn't detract from the statement's factual accuracy. We rate it True.


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YouTube is a very central part of today's gaming culture. With hundreds of thousands of YouTuber content creators getting billions of views from millions of passionate gamers. There is a vast multitude of sub-genres within the YouTube gaming community ranging from comedies, tips and tricks, walkthroughs, "Let's Plays", angry rants, reviews, glitches, advice, montages, and "how to" videos just to name but a few. It goes without saying, although I will go ahead and say it anyway, YouTube... is kind of a big deal. With the gaming world moving onto the next generation of consoles, it begs the question, how will YouTube be affected by this?
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Although I like to consider myself an intrepid traveler, I admit that the first thing I do before I go on any trip is to check out a travel guide for the area I will be visiting. It's not that I want to map out my trip down to the finest detail (although I do like to check out what's on offer), but it's more so to get a feel for the country, and more importantly, the people and culture. The reason for this is that I want to know that when I travel to a country halfway across the world from my own where I don't speak the language or know the local customs, I won't be pissing off people left right and center with cultural faux pas that could be easily avoided. To me, learning the local cultural etiquette is one of the most important preparations for any trip.
Although each country in Southeast Asia has a myriad of unique cultures and customs, there are some common themes when it comes to basic etiquette in the region. Here are some tips on how not to piss off the locals in Southeast Asia:
1. Dress appropriately
While a visit to the girlie bars in Bangkok or Phnom Penh might have you thinking otherwise, the people in Southeast Asia are relatively conservative when it comes to dress. This is particularly true in Muslim areas, local villages and when visiting temples.
I remember visiting the beaches of southern Thailand and being appalled by the number of women sunbathing topless just steps from beach vendors dressed in hijabs and Islamic prayer hats. Sure it may be ok in your country, but in another culture, you're simply reinforcing the fact that Western people are vulgar and promiscuous.
A good rule of thumb is to watch how the locals dress. If they're not flouncing around showing off their cleavage, walking around shirtless or wearing miniscule shorts or skirts, neither should you. You don't have to don a hijab, but try to show a little respect for what passes as acceptable in the country/city you're in.
2. Mind the Head and the Feet
For the majority of Southeast Asians, the top of the head is considered closest to the gods, while the feet are considered dirty. This means that touching people on the head is a big no-no, as is pointing the bottoms of your feet towards others, especially monks or elders.
I once had a good Cambodian friend who nearly lost his mind when a friend of his reached out to tousle his hair. To my friend, the gesture was purely derogatory and indicated that the tousler was showing that he had little or no respect for my friend. In fact, it was considered a huge loss of face for my friend, considering it had happened in a very public place.
In keeping with this theme, Southeast Asian people also consider it very rude to wear your shoes inside a home, temple, mosque and even some places of business. When in doubt, always take your shoes off and leave them at the door before entering one of these places. And never EVER wash your shoes or place dirty footwear or socks next to places where people eat or sleep.
3. Control Your Temper
One of the first things that you will probably notice about Southeast Asia is how friendly and quick to smile the people are (Ok, maybe not everywhere—there are always exceptions to the rules right?). This is because politeness is revered in most Southeast Asian cultures. Losing your temper, yelling or getting physically aggressive are frowned upon here.
It's easy to get frustrated and upset when you're in a foreign country and things aren't going your way. And yes, of course you will encounter the occasional scammer, annoying vendor or downright dodgy individual who might make your blood boil. However, try to resist the urge to scream and make a scene. This will only make the locals lose respect for you, as they will think you cannot control your emotions, much like a child or animal cannot control their behavior. Better to grin and bear it and try to work out another way to deal with the situation calmly and cooly.
4. Purge the PDAs
Maybe you're on holiday as newlyweds, traveling as a couple, or you've met someone special along the way and you just can't seem keep your hands off each other. Well, I'm sorry to say this ain't Paris, Sydney or even Des Moines. In most Southeast Asian countries it is considered very bad form for couples of the opposite sex to kiss, touch or even hug in public.
On the flip side, you will often see same sex friends in Southeast Asia holding hands, linking arms or even sitting on each other's laps. This is considered acceptable and not an indication of sexual identity whatsoever. While this may be a godsend for gay couples traveling in the region, remember that homosexuality is still not widely accepted in many cultures here, so sure, go ahead and hold hands, but don't go overboard.
5. Right is Right
In countries with large Muslim and Hindu populations like Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Brunei, people typically use the right hand to eat with, while the left hand is reserved for toilet duties. This means that you should always shake hands, pass and receive business cards, money and gifts, and point using your right hand. Avoid touching anyone or picking up communal food with your left hand at all costs.
Eating with your hands may seem like such a simple task, but when you add the challenge of using only your right hand,especially for rice of all things, it can get a bit hairy. In Southeast Asia, rice is a given at almost any meal. The best way to eat rice using your hand is to gather small amount of rice and a small amount of meat or veggies and press them together into a ball (using only your RIGHT hand of course!). Use all five fingers to pick up the ball, and then use your thumb to push the ball into your mouth. With a little practice, you'll be eating like a local in no time.
For more tips on cultural etiquette in particular countries in Southeast Asia check out the Culture Shock! series. I've found them particularly useful for pointing out major dos and don'ts, as well as giving great insight into the people and culture of each country they cover. Click on the images below to check out the various Culture Shock! titles for Southeast Asia.
Do you have any other tips on how not to piss off the locals in Southeast Asia? If so, feel free to leave us a comment or drop us a line.


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When you look for really cheap projectors they are easy to find. Search "cheap projectors" on Amazon and many unheard of brands like Digital Galaxy, Fugetek, and Paramount will pop up, all touting HD 1080P projectors that put out lots of lumens with 20,000 hour LED lamps, many for under $200. They are hard to miss.
Everyone instinctively knows they will get hosed if they buy allegedly high-performance projectors at low-ball prices. But just how bad are these models? If the Amazon user ratings are to be believed, a lot of customers seem to be quite happy with them--lots of 4 and 5 star ratings. Do these projectors really give you decent home theater on the cheap?
To be honest, we'd never looked at them until now. They are made by vendors who would never send them out for professional review. So we ordered three of them on Amazon from three different brands and put them through our normal testing procedures. Our overall take is as follows:
Bill has written up three individual reviews of the projectors we looked at. You can read through them to get an idea of the flaws we found. The models are as follows, including the current Amazon price and the promotional language the vendors use to describe them:
These three projectors have given us a good idea of what to expect when spending a minimal amount of cash on a home theater projector. Do they create a big picture? Yes. Is the picture watchable? In some cases yes, if you use it in a dark room and the projected image is not too big. Are there better options? Yes, without question ... you can get much better performance from the cheap business projectors made by BenQ, Epson, Optoma, and others, than you can from these products.
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What's funny is all of these electronics are made in china or japan
E L ... You obviously have not been watching the projector market for the last 15 years. Back at the turn of the century an SVGA projector weighed 20 lbs, put out 500 lumens at 250:1 contrast, and cost $5,000. Today an SVGA projector weighs 5 lbs, puts out 3500 lumens at 20:000:1 contrast, and costs $300.
There must be a projector mafia because this field is ripe for disruption. Nothing seems to have changed in years since I've been looking for a projector. Imagine SVGA on sale still. The last SVGA monitor I used was probably over 15 years ago. Everything is HD now. So why do projectors remain as expensive as a good laptop?
The agency responsible for policing this kind of thing has around 200 people on staff. My guess is there are at least 2,000 complaints per day, and another 4,000 rip-offs that go unreported.
As long as an advertiser is defrauding people for less than $100 each, the FTC is going to give them a pass because they don't have the time, staff, budget, for it.
I wanted to find out how much if anything has changed in 3-4 years since I last purchased for a friend a $300 advertised bazillion 4500 lumens piece of chinese rubbish with a flyscreen effect that was horribly visible and made me cringe! It had half the clarity of a second hand infocus $80 halogen projector of 800 ACTUAL lumens. All I can find on youtube is sales videos of people trying to make money out of saying how great the videos are..... Are the chinese actually producing anything half reasonable yet? Has much changed? THREE YEARS on it would be good to see a couple of touted fantastic new models tested to see how much has changed.
My advice is be very careful when buying cheap Chinese projectors. I got an AOK 2200 lumen projector when I was a projector novice simply because it touted 1080P and HDMI. Sure you can hook it up to HDMI but the picture quality is very dark and poor and the pixel resolution is not as advertised - supposedly SVGA but I doubt that very much. My old Acer 1161P was 10x better. You get what you pay for. My advice is do lots of research and go with a known brand.
Shouldnt this be illegal by the Federal Trade Commision? Wayyyy false specs and boasted claimes.
Here in India chinese projectors are available for 50$ equivalent.So that pretty much rules out brands,even if they start at 300$ they are way out of competition price wise.
Michael, glad you had a good experience with your purchase. We generally do not recommend products like the W330 because you can get substantially better performance from models that don't cost much more. You don't need to spend anywhere near $600 to get a very bright 1280x800 projector. More like $350 will do it, and you end up with a projector that is much brighter and higher in contrast than the W330, as well as being brand new with a warranty--not something you usually find on eBay. Shoppers should use our Projector Database to search for inexpensive models. Just select the resolution and brightness you want. Keep in mind that the dirt cheap Chinese models usually have lumen ratings far in excess of what they promise.
I purchased a W330 unbranded LED projector from China for $250 shipped on Ebay with the intention of using it for gaming on PS4 and I have to say I'm quite impressed! I've owned Epson, Ricoh, and Panasonic projectors (non led) that weigh a ton and get incredibly hot. This unit performs very well in comparison. Of course the build quality is not as superior to the other models I mentioned, but the picture quality is great and the unit is bright enough to be seen with curtains open during the day. It does have a very plastic feel and focus is achieved using a very basic threaded barrel system. This is a cheaper method for sure, but works well. I've put the unit on a tripod with Chromecast that I can take just about anywhere and have a movie night without the worry of dropping something that's $600+ dollars. Bottom line, these units definitely have a niche market of folks not wanting to spend much money while having a home theater experience.
Trust me, I recently purchased and fooled by false ebay/amazon advertisement. Very cheap and poor projectors. The one I got touts native 1280X800 but I highly doubt if its case.
Very good article -- the cheap Chinese projectors use false advertising to fool customers
Good article - have you thought about updating it and reviewing some new < $100 projectors from Amazon? I'm curious to see if the newer ones perform any better since the article is 2 years old.
To those asking for alternatives to the very cheap Chinese units, you will be much better off with something like the Epson HC640, which runs around $329 at the moment. See the review on the Caiwei A8 for comparative comments.
Hello everyone,I find some good reads and points about projectors here but I have a couple of questions and need some advice.I have a 8 year old son and live in a small neighborhood in a suburb just outside of Cincinnati.My son and some of his neighborhood friends always talk about being able to watch movies outdoors.Im trying to think of a easy inexpensive way to do that for them.I was thinking about hanging a white sheet on garage door and getting a projector that is easy to set up and able to play DVDs.Im disabled so I cant carry much weight around and cant be laying all kinds of cords and wires around.Just would like something that's not to complex.All the kids love the Star Wars movies and some have not seen the new one so Im sure they would get a kick out of watching it outside on a nice night.Any recommendations/advice/info would be great.I would leave my email but I don't know if its allowed here so I will just check back.Thanks for your help.
The article says you can get a much better projector for not much more money. Do the authors have suggestions? I'm going to build a projector screen for outside for watching ball games. The screen a friend built is 12' x 16'. He spent about $500-$600 on his projector and the picture looks pretty good. I would like some suggestions. Thanks in advance.
Just go to ebay and buy a good used one. I got an "untested" sanyo that just blows me away for $70. It was in bad cosmetic shape, but worked flawlessly. Retail was well over $2000. It does not use an LED bulb, but I was able to obtain a couple on the cheap through Amazon.
hi folk can somebody suggest a good projector that i can occationally connect my tv live show in home theater of 22by18ft and screen of 10by5.5ft
Mando, Did you find a projector? if so, please tell me where. I need one for the same reasons but projecting on canvas. Thanks.
From where did you buy it and how much did you pay for it?
First off this is a good read for those who are looking into getting their first projectors. Great job to Evan. The budget friendly projectors on the market today are actually pretty good if you know what to look for especially now that mini projectors are aggressively competing with each other. Lesser known companies are pushing out good products like Elmo Boxi, AAXA ST200, and ViVitek Qumi. I think consumers often look too much at pricing rather than what that price is getting you. We all know the saying you get what you pay for.
I would be curious if Mando, John Demetri or others looking at artist applications have found a product they are happy with? Looking to buy a project for my girlfriend who is a fine artist/photography. She is often working with photos or paused videos, sometimes composites of many images and the projector would simply be to throw only a large canvas for composition and proportions. Many thanks for a great forum
I need to do the same as Mando. Do I really need an expensive projector to this? I mean simply projecting a coloured image onto canvas or onto a wall and then tracing over the image.
I am currently using a cheap projector (LED 86C) for my home-theater. It performed well for my casual needs.
Hi to all. What about the "Unic UC-40", at 100€ (130$) ? it should be a 800 lumen, 800x480 pixels. I need a projector just for some indoor video mapping experiment, most of all I need just the white color.
There is some other product you can suggest me at a similar price?
Thank you
Mando -- You need a bright, low resolution, portable machine, something like 3000 lumens, under 5 lbs, and SVGA resolution if you want to minimize the cost. Go to the Database and enter those parameters, and you will see the most popular models that fit them. Buy from any of the major vendors if you care about reliability, warranty, and lumen ratings anywhere close to realistic.
Jane -- Keep in mind that hotels usually provide screens with the projectors. If buying your own cheap projector means you need to also acquire a screen that you need to haul in with you, you may find that the $200 fee is the easier way to solve the problem.
T Rambo -- Our favorite home theater projector under $500 at the moment is the Viewsonic PJD5555W. It's about $450. See the review on this site. If you need to go less than that, it doesn't really matter what you get since they will all be much lower in image quality than the 5555W. As noted above, buy from major vendors if you are concerned about reliability and warranty.
I would like to hear your thoughts on the cheapest model that may produce an image on a wall for creating murals of said image. I spend a lot of time drawing the image and coloring and will prefer not having to measure dimensions to paint the image on the wall. Thoughts?
People who buy inexpensive models ("To be fair, people who buy very cheap projectors are generally not familiar with higher performance models and don't have anything to compare them to." ) might not have the resources to buy an expensive one or in my case I need one for ONE evening to show a slide show at a rehearsal dinner. The hotel wants $200 to let me use theirs. I'd sooner buy a 'cheap' one and store it for...who knows what. The end.
Thank you for the info. Need an inexpensive projector for outside movie theater. Nothing fancy but not total junk. Any recommendations? Thankyou in advance.
" you can get much better performance from the cheap business projectors made by BenQ, Epson, Optoma, and others, than you can from these products. "
which ones would you recommend?
My wife and I recently put our ideas into action. We built a home theater I our basement. We purchased fancy wood trim, stained and hand painted the leaves on the wood. We measured the specs for our recently purchased projector attached to ceiling and turned it on. We shut all light off and with a level marked the wall. I cut the wood and used fancy corner blocks. The frame looks great. We used flat white paint for the viewing screen. The walls are painted a burgundy red and looks great together. We did buy a cheap projector and we do need the lights off but even though it's not a high quality picture we enjoy it and none of our guests have mentioned or asked about the quality of the picture. Moral of this post is, everything will work. If you are unhappy with the quality of the image buy an LED tv, but if you're looking to have a small movie theater experience in the comfort of your home without dipping into your child's tuition savings then spend between $250 and $500 and make sure you READ the directions and distance specs that will help ensure you are getting the "best" display with which ever device you decide on." Good luck and I hope this helped.
" you can get much better performance from the cheap business projectors made by BenQ, Epson, Optoma, and others, than you can from these products. "
which ones would you recommend?
Thank you!!!
very informative.. I just had a quick view about the cheap high quality projectors.. most of them clamming high pixels lumens etc. and its true for people like me it is very hard to get the comparative idea.. but for sure i will take care all parameters before buying.. thanks
Thank you very much.. helpful...
I wish I read this earlier!
Good info on these, I wondered. Following your comments above, what do you recommend for a bit more money? We need these for houses that have home theaters, so cant put much money in them. If we cap it at $275 what will work the best?
Thanks..Good and Useful info..
It`s funny tha nooned consider the cost and if all of us have the money needed for a more expensive buy
Hi folks . I have just recieved a projector from China . Its interactive but they forgot to include the CD so it doesnt work . Its 3000Lm but I had to turn the lights out to see the screen. The electrical power is only 90 watts . How can a 90 watt projector make 3000lm ? Can anyone help ? T W
For something like a Grim Grinning Ghosts halloween display (foamcore heads with faces projected on it,) would one of these cheap projectors work?
I have owned over 700 projectors and like the Digital Galaxy Models. one thing to know when buying one is that the lens requires you read the distance and throw specs. I used to show movies outside the recommended distance from the screen and found some image quality loss. As soon as I took a tape measure and corrected that issue every image issue was corrected and I enjoyed the beautiful quality of a now clean image. People using computers need to keep that in mind too. Pix-elation of the image is due to image distances being incorrect by the owner . This is not a lens issue. I recommend using a white Shower curtain as a screen for front and rear projection. Only buy the cheapest white model often sold in bags below $12.00. The exception to the rule costs a tiny bit more because it has the metal grommets at top but also works. Frame it or hang it and enjoy.
I love this line... "To be fair, people who buy very cheap projectors are generally not familiar with higher performance models and don't have anything to compare them to."
This definitely applies to my wife!!
y. kaufman - we used the ANSI standard for lumen readings, which is the same procedure we use for all projectors.
Penny - thanks for the compliment!
Nice informative series. Thanks to both of you!
how did you measured. What equipment did you use.will you pls. send me an answer to my mail. regards yakov
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A ZPID abstract for the Open Science Conference in Berlin has been very successful in a review process1. It received second place. According to the organizers, 20 submissions were appraised by a review board.
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The ZPID contribution Integrating Open Science Practices into the Research Process in Psychology by Erich Weichselgartner got the following reviewers ratings: Topic = 5,00; Practical = 4,67; Innovative = 4,33; Overall = 4,67.
The reviewers stated: The smart assistant called DataWiz2 is highly relevant for the field of research data management, because it offers basic support for Open Science practices, namely management, documentation, archiving, and sharing of research data. DataWiz aims to minimize the effort of the single researcher and thus fosters Open Science practices at the individual level.
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Young Agnes helped her mother, and was also deeply involved in the life of their parish church, but when she was eighteen she felt the call to religious life. She left home in September of 1928, travelling to Dublin, Ireland, where she was admitted as a postulant at the Loreto Convent. It was there that she received the religious name of Teresa, after her patroness, St. Therese of Lisieux, and she was known as Sr. Mary Teresa.
After her postulancy in Ireland, Sr. Teresa was sent to India, where she was to spend her novitiate. She arrived in Calcutta on the Feast of the Epiphany, 1929, and went immediately into the Loreto convent in Darjeeling. It was on May 24, 1937, that she professed her final vows, and during the 1930's and 1940's she taught at a Catholic girls' school in Calcutta, and came to be known as Mother Teresa.
It was on September 10, 1946 that she was on the train going from Calcutta to Darjeeling. As she later recalled it, it was during that journey that she was given what she termed a "call within a call." This was when she received the inspiration which would lead to the founding of the Missionaries of Charity. Within her call to religious life she felt the call to establish a new religious institute which would have as its mission, "to quench the infinite thirst of Jesus on the cross for love of souls," and this would be accomplished by "laboring for the salvation and sanctification of the poorest of the poor." This came to fruition on October 7, 1950, when the new congregation of the Missionaries of charity was erected as a religious institute for the Archdiocese of Calcutta.
Her work had begun in a small way. She washed the sores of sick children; she nursed a woman dying of starvation and tuberculosis; she cared for a homeless man who was without any family, and near death. One by one, some of her former students joined her in the work. Their day would begin with Mass and Holy Communion, and then they would set out on the streets of Calcutta – they were recognizable by their white saris with blue borders – and they had the purpose of caring for the "poorest of the poor," who had no one to care for them. They searched them out as though searching for Jesus Himself.
Throughout the 1950's and into the 1960's the work expanded, as did the number of those joining the Missionaries of Charity. They worked not only in Calcutta, but throughout India. Then, in 1965, Pope Paul VI raised the congregation from an archdiocesan institute to one of pontifical right, and they began to spread throughout the world, going first to Venezuela, then into Europe and Africa, eventually opening houses in Australia, the Middle East, and North America.
In 1979 Mother Teresa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, and by that time there were 158 Missionaries of Charity foundations throughout the world, and its growth continued, until by 1997 there were nearly 4,000 Sisters in 600 foundations, in 123 countries of the world. In the summer of 1997, after an extensive trip to visit her sisters in Rome, New York, and Washington, Mother Teresa's health was failing. She returned to Calcutta, and on September 5, 1997, she died at the Motherhouse, very near the Loreto convent where she had arrived some sixty-nine years earlier.
At her death she was mourned throughout the world. Hundreds of thousands came to Calcutta to pray and pay their respect to this remarkable woman. She was given a state funeral, and her body was taken in procession throughout the streets of Calcutta, where she herself had searched out the "poorest of the poor." After only two years, in recognition of her sanctity, special permission was given to open her cause, and she was beatified on October 19, 2003 after the miraculous healing of an Indian woman through the intercession of Mother Teresa, now Blessed Teresa of Calcutta. In speaking of her, Blessed John Paul II called her "an icon of the Good Samaritan."
O God, whose blessed Son became poor that we through his poverty might be rich: Deliver us, we pray thee, from an inordinate love of this world, that, inspired by the devotion of thy servant, Blessed Theresa of Calcutta, we may serve thee with singleness of heart, and attain to the riches of the age to come; through the same thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever.


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5 New Asian dramas to watch this Lunar New Year
You may have heard that some of our favorite new Asian dramas, including Marry Me or Not, Moorim School, Cheese in the Trap, and Neighborhood Hero, are sadly taking a break next week for Lunar New Year, but this isn't completely a cause to despair! There have been so many amazing new Asian dramas to watch lately that it's been almost impossible to watch them all. Let's look at this as a chance to explore more amazing shows! Here are 5 other new Asian dramas to watch while you wait for the shows taking a break this Lunar New Year!
1. Bromance
For those of you K-drama fans hesitant to watch a T-drama, let me cast aside your fears by telling you that this ridiculously addicting new drama will not disappoint! You'll especially love it if you like gender benders like Coffee Prince or You Are Beautiful! And episodes 11 and 12 will be posted on the days you are used to watching new episodes of Moorim School and Cheese in the Trap, so you won't even miss them if you binge this hilarious drama instead!
The adorable romantic comedy Madame Antoine is off to a fun start with sizzling chemistry between Sung Joon and Han Ye Seul! By next weekend you'll have a solid 8 episodes to feed your K-drama addiction and distract you from what's missing!
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3. Signal
If you're more in the mood for something mysterious and dramatic, then Signal is a perfect choice! This drama may not be as known as the others, but those who have tried it can't stop raving about it! Some even claim that it is the best drama on air right now! Episodes 5 and 6 aired last weekend, so there will be 8 episodes to binge of this drama next weekend as well!
4. Running Man
If you need something funny to distract you from your drama withdrawal, then never fear, Running Man is here! And if you're already caught up on the current episodes, then you can always go back and binge Running Man: The Early Years!
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5. Remember
And if you need something thrilling that keeps you on the edge of your seat with lots of episodes to distract you, then Remember is the perfect drama for you! There will already be 18 episodes out by the end of the week, so feel free to binge without fear of withdrawal!
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Which of these dramas did you add to your queue to distract you from the Lunar New Year break? Which of these dramas do you recommend for others to watch while they wait? Comment below!


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New drywall (also called gypsum) is accepted for recycling at the Vancouver South Transfer Station and Vancouver Landfill.
New drywall includes unfinished cuts of drywall without tape, mud, paint, or texture coating from new construction and was never installed (also called "cut offs").
Each load of new drywall must be:
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|$150 per tonne (plus $5 transaction fee)
$15 minimum fee (transaction fee included)
Anyone attempting to separate mud from drywall is at high risk of being exposed to asbestos.
Used residential drywall (including pre-1990 drywall) is accepted for disposal at the Vancouver Landfill from residents that have removed the drywall from their homes and transported it to the Landfill. It does not need to be date stamped or accompanied by test results. It can contain asbestos.
Used drywall from contractors and businesses is not accepted.
Each load of used residential drywall must be:
3 mil bags and 7 mil contractor woven bags do not meet our requirements.
For a list of retailers that sell 6 mil bags that meet our requirements read the Drywall Policy (125 KB).
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If you have a load containing new drywall and double-bagged used drywall, each type of drywall will have to be weighed and dropped off separately for tracking purposes.
Drywall installed before 1990 may contain or be contaminated with asbestos in the tape and mud. It should not be disturbed or removed without protective equipment.
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One subject that I've never touched on in a blog post is the decision of linking your social media profiles to your blog. I'm not necessarily talking about creating a link that people can click on (although that's involved in some cases) as much as I'm talking about making it obvious for onlookers to know that your social media profile is associated with your blog. For example, my Mixx profile is vandelay, my del.icio.us profile is vandelaydesign. In both cases it's not to difficult for anyone who cares to notice that those profiles are associated with my primary blog, Vandelay Design.
Some social media users, like me, use their business name, blog name, or real name in their profile or username of social media sites. Some social media sites, like StumbleUpon, also give you the chance to link to your website or blog from your profile page, which is another way of identifying yourself. Other social media users prefer to be anonymous so that their username can't be traced to them.
Which Approach Should You Use and Why?
The first thing to consider is, do you care if other people know that your profile belongs to you? If you plan to use social media for networking purposes, it's good to have a profile that's obviously associated with you and your blog so that others can easily recognize you.
Remember that your actions at social media sites can impact your personal or professional image and branding. What types of items are you submitting and voting up? What comments are you leaving? Who are you associating with? Will these things help or hurt your image?
Reasons that you would want to remain anonymous include submitting your own posts and submitting/voting for clients as a paid consultant. Neither is against the terms of use for most social media sites, but it can have an impact on the results.
Personally, I've never deliberately chosen a username with the intent of concealing my identity. Ever since I've known much at all about social media I have seen the networking and branding benefits as being reason enough to make myself clearly seen. Yes, at some sites such as Design Float you will see a submission linking to vandelaydesign.com that was submitted by the user vandelay. It's pretty obvious in that case that I submitted something from my own site. At some social media sites I submit my own work, and at others I don't. I think you need to evaluate the community of each site to decide what's best. When I do submit my own work I'd rather make it clear that I am doing so, which shows that you're not trying to hide anything or fool anyone.
In some situations, such as Digg profiles, it can be dangerous to make your identity known if you are in the SEO/SMM business. In this case I would consider an anonymous profile, but in general I prefer to be transparent.
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Tsunami alert after 7.3-magnitude quake rocks Japan
TOKYO–Japanese authorities issued a tsunami alert for the northeast coast Friday after a powerful 7.3-magnitude undersea earthquake struck, setting buildings in Tokyo swaying violently.
Media reports said a one-meter-high wave could sweep ashore in an area badly hit by the March 2011 tsunami that devastated a large swathe of the northeast coast, killing thousands.
Residents of at least one town, Minamisanriku in Miyagi prefecture, were advised to evacuate to higher ground, reports said, suggesting other towns were also affected.
It was not possible immediately to confirm the reports, with telephone operator NTT saying the network was jammed with the weight of callers.
A presenter on state broadcaster NHK repeatedly told viewers to get to safety.
"Remember last year's quake and tsunami," he said. "Call on your neighbors and flee to higher ground now!"
NHK, quoting the national meteorological agency, said the tsunami was expected to hit the coast of Iwate at 5:40 pm (0840 GMT), Fukushima at 5:50 pm, and Aomori and Ibaraki at 6:00 pm.
The United States Geological Survey measured the quake's magnitude at 7.3. It said the tremor struck a relatively deep 36 kilometers (23 miles) under the Pacific.
The epicentre was 284 kilometers (176 miles) east of Sendai, or 459 kilometers (285 miles) northeast of Tokyo, according to the USGS.
NHK said the Japan Meteorological Agency had issued a tsunami warning, one notch lower than a tsunami alert, for the Pacific coast of Iwate, Fukushima, Aomori and Ibaraki prefectures.
There was no threat of a Pacific-wide tsunami, US monitors based in Hawaii said. Officials in both Indonesia and the Philippines south of Japan said there was no threat of a localized tsunami.
Nuclear plant operator Tokyo Electric Power told AFP there were no reports of any problems at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant.
"No abnormalities have been recorded on instruments at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant's six reactors," a TEPCO spokesman said.
"All workers were ordered to take shelter inside buildings at the Fukushima plant.
"No abnormalities were confirmed with the radiation monitoring posts at the Fukushima plant. No abnormalities were seen with the water processing facilities."
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda was heading to his office where he would be monitoring the situation, Jiji Press said.
Japan Railways East temporarily suspended Shinkansen bullet train services to check any damage, Jiji said, while Haneda Airport near central Tokyo was reported to be operating normally.
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It's official now. Liam Neeson has turned into the most recognizable doppelganger of the 21st century. The social media has been on an over-drive since the death of former Cuban President Fidel Castro. The striking facial similarity between Castro and Liam Neeson is an amusing thing nonetheless. Does that mean we will see a Fidel Castro biopic starring Liam Neeson very soon?
What are the chances of seeing Liam Neeson in Fidel Castro biopic?
The chances of seeing Liam Neeson as Fidel Castro on screen is very high. Always a favorite with the likes of Steven Spielberg, Billie August and Jan De Bont, Neeson could well be the top contender to play the role of Lider Maximo very soon.
Liam Neeson is not a stranger to popularity and rewards. The Irish actor rose to prominence in Hollywood with a politically-explosive film on the Holocaust. As Oskar Schindler in Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List Liam Neeson delivered one of the most awe-inspiring performances in the 90s. While he earned an Oscar nomination in 1993 for the Best Actor, Schindler's List went on to win the Oscar Award for the Best Film the same year.
Of all the people who are sad at the news of Fidel Castro's death, I'm going to guess that Liam Neeson's agent is pretty much the least. pic.twitter.com/4Y4bjr0aXE
— Beau (@DrBeauBeaumont) November 26, 2016
Why should Liam Neeson play Fidel Castro?
Liam Neeson has played many diverse roles on screen. He is looked upon by most actors as a method artist. The Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn made Star Wars: Episode I- The Phantom Menace highest grossing movie in 1999. Characters like Ra's al Ghul, Dr. Martin Harris, Phango, Bryan Mills and John Ottway have been etched eternally in the minds of his fans.
And now, playing Fidel Castro is the perfect signature role reserved exclusively for Liam Neeson, only if some director pounces on the opportunity.
Will Liam Neeson do justice to Castro's persona in Fidel Castro biopic?
Liam Neeson is a very "safe" actor to work with. However, his political comments haven't gone done well with many Catholics in Northern Ireland. His narration in a video for the Amnesty International irked pro-life activists who urged fans to boycott Liam's movie.
Liam's stance on gun laws in America haven't been escaped retribution from his sponsors and producers either. Following his comment on US gun laws as "disgrace", country's top arms manufacturers PARA USA revoked its commitment made with the producers of the Taken series. Given his brush with controversy, Liam Neeson is indeed the perfect doppelganger to play Fidel Castro on screen. Fans are definitely awaiting a news on the Fidel Castro biopic very soon.
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What are the symptoms of sleep apnea?
I have always snored, but lately my husband is telling me it is worse and that it sounds like I stop breathing at times. This has all happened in the last year and I have put on some weight. I'm wondering if this is just some heavier snoring due to the weight gain or something more serious. How can I know if I have sleep apnea or something else? Is there anything that is only a sleep apnea symptom or some way to know if it's just me snoring and being tired because my life is busy?
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What you describe is a common symptom of sleep apnea. Snoring, made worse by even slight weight gain, with progression into breathing pauses, is a typical symptom of sleep apnea. Poor sleep can aggravate weight gain, and weight gain aggravates sleep apnea. You don't have to even snore or be overweight to have significant obstructive sleep apnea. Some of the other common symptoms of sleep apnea include: chronic daytime fatigue or drowsiness, inability to focus or concentrate, headaches, sinus pain and pressure, poor digestion, frequent trips to the bathroom, and nasal congestion. Untreated sleep apnea can cause or aggravate anxiety, depression, hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, heart attack, stroke, kidney failure, seizures, impotence, car accidents, and early death for any reason.
The best way to find out what's going on is to see a sleep doctor and to undergo a formal sleep study.
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Snoring Is Not Necessarily Sleep Apnea.Sleep apnea is a common disorder that causes your breathing to stop or get very shallow. Breathing pauses can last from a few seconds to minutes. If you suspect that you have sleep apnea, the usual first step is to discuss your suspicions with your primary care physician. some symptoms : Snoring with pauses in breathing (apnea)
Excessive daytime drowsiness Gasping or choking during sleep Restless sleep Problem with excess weight
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Cascading elastic perturbation in Japan due to the 2012 M w 8.6 Indian Ocean Earthquake
Since the discovery of extensive earthquake triggering occurring in response to the 1992 M w 7.3 Landers earthquake, it is now well established that seismic waves from earthquakes can trigger other earthquakes, tremor, slow slip, and pore pressure changes. Our contention is that earthquake triggering is one manifestation of a more widespread elastic disturbance that reveals information about Earth's stress state. Earth's stress state is central to our understanding of both natural and anthropogenic-induced crustal processes. Here we present that seismic waves from distant earthquakes may perturb stresses and frictional properties on faults and elastic moduli of the crust in cascading fashion. Transient dynamic stresses place crustal material into a metastable state during which material recovers through a process termed slow dynamics. This observation of widespread, dynamically induced elastic perturbation, including systematic migration of offshore seismicity, strain transients, and velocity transients, presents a new characterization of Earth's elastic system that will advance our understanding of plate tectonics, seismicity, and seismic hazards.
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- Los Alamos National Lab. (LANL), Los Alamos, NM (United States)
- Massachusetts Inst. of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA (United States)
- Univ. of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan)
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Journal ID: ISSN 2375-2548
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- Accepted Manuscript
- Journal Name:
- Science Advances
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- Journal Volume: 1; Journal Issue: 9; Journal ID: ISSN 2375-2548
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- Los Alamos National Lab. (LANL), Los Alamos, NM (United States)
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- English
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Mid Sussex District Scouts is the umbrella organisation responsible for 15 Scout Groups, 5 Explorer Units, a Scout Network and a Scout Active Support Group.
The District area is bounded by Lindfield in the North. Scaynes Hill in the East, Hassocks in the South, Hurstpierpoint in the West with Haywards Heath and Burgess Hill in the middle.
For more information please check out the rest of the site and also the Facebook links
A note for all leaders : training dates are now available in the district diary INCLUDING links to make a course booking.
Trident ESU take on the Charlton Chase once more and under new management the competition is winner takes all! With over 30 teams starting Trident ESU were one of only a couple of scout teams taking part. For more news about the winners click here.
The District Swimming Gala took place on Saturday 3rd February. Cub section winners were 1st Cuckfield and Scout section winners were 10th Haywards Heath. Full report and results here.
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- 2018 Site Launch -
Arne van Oosterom, CEO of DesignThinkers Group and the founder of the Design Thinking Network, connecting design thinkers from all over the globe.
The Concept:
Visual thinking prompted us to develop Books on the Go, a book review website designed to enhance your exploration and interest in books. Today's consumer is mobile and on the go. Hence having information at your fingertips that is readily accessible, engaging and in an easily digestible format can make all the difference.
This project is in development. Since our first full beta in 2013, we've tailored the book selection to consist primarily of books for design inspiration and guidance to inspire and help you. Enjoy reading a few book reviews while drinking a cup of coffee.
Our goal is to get the primary website and a selection of reviews for your perusal in 2018.


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Bachelors of Kinesiology; Towson University '07
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It's mid-afternoon on a hot summer day. After a full morning at a theme park, energy is running low. While the adults are ready to leave the fun behind for a few hours rest, there are many in the party who don't want to leave.
Legoland has come up with a solution.
The Legoland Hotel, which opened in April, sits just outside the entrance to the theme park. The three-story, 250-room hotel is an explosion of primary colors made to resemble the colorful structures that can be made using the popular toy bricks. It's not unusual for hotels to have a decor that continues the theme of an amusement park. But the Legoland Hotel was been designed as if it was part of the park.
From the Kingdom-, Pirate- and Adventure-themed rooms to the Lego bricks found from the lobby to your room, leaving the park doesn't mean leaving the fun behind.
"We wanted the hotel to continue the theme we have here in the park of promoting interaction, promoting creativity, inspiring kids to use their imagination," says Jake Gonzales, a spokesman for the park and hotel. "It's about kids. This isn't a park built for adults using a kid's theme. This is a child's park that adults can enjoy, too. The hotel's the same way."
Rooms are designed to give adults and children their own space. Bunk beds are situated in an area where children can play with Legos, watch TV (that only shows kid-friendly channels) or figure out the combination to the in-room safe where kid treasures await.
"A lot of things in the rooms were designed just for kids, such as a peep hole low in the door and a training seat in the toilet," Gonzales says.
The attention to young park visitors doesn't end in the room. There are more than 3,500 Lego models in the hotel created from more than three million bricks and seven are animated. In the main lobby, kids are urged to build with Legos while their parents check in. And each restaurant has kids in mind, including Bricks Family Restaurant where a buffet station designed at a height they can reach.
The main attraction is the 128-acre theme park created by Danish toy maker The Lego Co. It offers more than 60 interactive rides, shows and attractions, as well as restaurants, shopping and more than 27,000 models created from some 57 million Legos.
The Southern California attraction opened in 1999, the third LEGO park built and the first outside Europe. It's divided into nine areas: The Beginning, Dino Island, Pirates Shores, Miniland USA, Duplo Viillage, Castle Hill, Imagination Zone, Fun Town and Land of Adventure. The Sealife Aquarium opened in 2008 and two years later the Legoland Water Park was added.
A majority of the attractions are aimed at visitors 2-12. Gonzales says that it's just an urban myth visitors can't get into the park without being accompanied by a minor.
"Adults can come without a child. In fact, we have a lot of adults who grew up playing with Legos. Even if the adults don't want to ride the rides, you definitely can come and walk the grounds," Gonzales says.
None of the models in the park or hotel have been made from molds. The only material used that's not a Lego brick and glue is a steel frame used to support the model. Because the park is designed to be interactive, the models must be strong enough to withstand the assault of young and old visitors.
Each model has individually been made by the craftsman on the park grounds. No spot in the park shows the skill of the model makers more than Miniland USA, which features famous communities such as New York and San Francisco made from millions of blocks.
Washington, D.C., features faithful recreations of the White House, U.S. Capitol, Smithsonian, Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial and parts of Georgetown. An animated marching band parades in front of the Capitol as a new president is sworn in. Tiny cherry trees blossom every spring.
If you prefer worlds that exist in a galaxy far, far away, the Lego Star Wars Miniland model display includes everything from a life-size model of Chewbacca to scenes from Tatooine and Hoth.
The newest attraction in the park is the Lego Movie Experience, where one of the sets from "The Lego Movie" can be seen. It took more than 2,000 man hours by 11 builders, under the guidance of Master Builder Paul Chrzan, to build.
Where: One Legoland Dr., Carlsbad, Calif.
Park Hours: Hours vary. Call (760) 918-LEGO or visit http://www.LEGOLAND.com for details.
Tickets: Adults, $83, Children (3-12) $73
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