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Licensed: 1990, Utica Institute of Cosmetology, Utica, NY
First job: Tangles, Utica, NY
Clients per week: 25
Price point: Cut: $70; color: $111-150
Why did you choose beauty? I was good at it and beauty was always a part of my life. I was always the one touching up the other cheerleaders' hair and makeup and in charge of the makeup and hair for all of our school musicals and plays. It just happened!
Milestones: Opening my salon 12 years ago; being asked to join the L'Oreal Professionnel Team; standing in front of an audience to share information—every week
Career advice you've received: "For you it's instinct. For others, it can be learned."—friend and mentor Heidi Bryde. That advice keeps me level-headed and willing to teach every day.
Career advice you've given: No matter what your personality, stay professional behind the chair.
Your mentors? Andrew Bartfield, Kate Oechsle, Heidi Bryde, Scott Missad, Frank Gambuzza, Geno Stampora, Cathy Bateman, Carolyn Hawley, and Bruce Klein, and everyone I've ever worked with. You can always learn from people you surround yourself with!
You mentor: My employees, salon visitors, and anyone who had attended my education.
Are there benefits to being a woman in beauty? This industry has been rocked from male-dominated to equal opportunities by some of the greatest female talents we have now. Anyone who is willing to work hard and put her head in the game will be able to achieve success.
Sacrifice and lesson: I sacrifice sleep on a daily basis. There is always so much to do as a salon owner, and when you throw in all the other things in life and career, there just isn't enough time!
What does work/life balance mean to you? I think this industry allows for work and life to be one most of the time. We are relationship builders and networkers. Just treating everyone with respect will keep the balance. I don't even try to separate the two.
To follow in your footsteps, a woman would have to: Work way more than 40 hours a week, surround herself with like-minded people to support her efforts, and educate. The more you teach, the more you know.
Famous person you would like to style: I would LOVE to be the one to change Donald Trump's hair! To give it a real color and bring it back to this century.
Next change to my personal style: For fall darker, red hair and maybe some length to it! My closet is becoming more fashion forward and less street influenced as my tattoos grow.
Reading: For fun, The Confession by John Grisham and for work, The Brand Who Cried Wolf by Scott Deming
Playlist: Anything by Kid Rock, and Perfect by Pink
Important client experience: Not everyone is this lucky, but one of my clients left her management position for a large company and opened one of the most successful clothing boutiques in our area. Fortunately, we are friends and professional alliances. We support each other's businesses, promote and participate in events together, and meet to discuss employee/business practices to find the best solutions. That's what I meant by surrounding yourself with great like-minded people.
Every day, just for yourself: Try to remember to eat!
Working on: I have many irons in the fire! I've just written two new classes for the L'Oreal Professionnel Academy in Soho for 2012. Also working on a second location of my salon for the future, and a color tool kit with all of my favorite goodies!


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It's not unprecedented for hurricanes to boost the price of gasoline. Mother Nature News reports that when Hurricanes Katrina and Rita hit the gulf in 2005, gas went up a dollar and 30 cents per gallon; Hurricanes Gustav and Ike forced refineries to close temporarily in 2008, driving up gas prices about 60 cents on average in some parts of the country.
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HAMILTON - Lulu Brase scored a career-high 15 points and Colgate doubled up NJIT 72-36 on Thursday for its sixth victory of the season.
The Raiders (6-7) have won two in a row and four of their last six with one game remaining before the start of Patriot League play. Colgate went 8-22 last year in the debut season for head coach Nicci Hays Fort.
Brase topped her career high of nine points set just two games ago at Iona, and she nearly posted her first career double-double by finishing with nine rebounds. The senior was 6-of-9 from the floor and 3-of-4 at the line.
Jhazmine Lynch added 11 points and Mariah Jones, this week's Patriot League Player of the Week, chipped in 10 for the winners. No NJIT player reached double figures and the Highlanders were paced by nine points from Melanie Griffin.
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I ordered my discovery kit the other day and payed for 3 day shipping. I live in the US and the kit comes from HK. How do I know when it is shipped or when I will receive it?
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Health-Care Costs, Not Income, a Retirement Crisis
Employee Benefit Research Institute CEO Dallas Salisbury says health care costs -- not income -- is the ticking time bomb for American retirees, saying "the long term care private insurance market is essentially collapsing."
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Bethesda Softworks is a developer and publisher of computer and video games founded in 1986 by Christopher Weaver, owned by ZeniMax Media.
Bethesda has been a developer and publisher of interactive entertainment content for over two decades. In 2001 Bethesda Softworks became a publisher only and the newly formed Bethesda Game Studios became the developer of their games. Founded in 1986 by Christopher Weaver in Bethesda, Maryland, and moved to Rockville, Maryland in 1990, the company has a long history of PC and console games. In 1999, Christopher Weaver and Robert A. Altman founded ZeniMax Media, Inc.
The company is best known for creating The Elder Scrolls RPG series, based upon the original programming of Julian Lefay. The first chapter of the series, entitled The Elder Scrolls: Arena, was released in 1994. Since that time, numerous other chapters have been released. The game has four direct sequels along with three spin-offs and The Elder Scrolls Travels series.
In 2004, the Fallout franchise was acquired by Bethesda Softworks from Interplay Productions and the development of Fallout 3 was handed over to Bethesda Game Studios. Fallout 3 was released on October 28, 2008. Obsidian Entertainment's title, Fallout: New Vegas was published in 2010. Fallout 4 was announced on June 4, 2015 and released on November 10, 2015.
Bethesda Game Studios (BGS) is the in-house development team led by Todd Howard and owned by Bethesda Softworks. Bethesda Game Studios, Bethesda Softworks and ZeniMax Media all work in the same building.
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On June 3, 2015, Bethesda Softworks announced the continuation of the Fallout series with Fallout 4, releasing a trailer.
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I can't imagine a better way to lament the 7th anniversary of the war in Iraq than by spending it with Iraq veterans who are horrified by the war and courageously speaking out against it. Not only did this past week mark the war's anniversary, but it also marked the first Truth Commission on Conscience in War -- which could likely become a historic date as other Truth Commissions are launched around the country over the next year. It was an honor for me to be one of the inaugural "commissioners" (basically, a good listener and witness) and a sponsor of the event, which was held at the legendary Riverside Church in New York. It was there some 40 years ago that Dr. King confessed that America had become "the greatest purveyor of violence in the world." Last night we heard the echoes of Dr. King's prophetic voice... and from that same pulpit.
Religious leaders, heads of NGOs, authors, activists, and community organizers processed into the event together in solidarity as commissioners and witnesses to the testifiers who would share the true stories of war. It was an evening pregnant with hope, and with pain. We heard statements from Jewish, Christian, and Muslim scholars laying some foundations for conscience and morality when it comes to discerning the place of violence in the world, and what God thinks of it. There were lawyers and academics who reminded us that there must be a new conversation on "conscientious objection" in the United States. A conscientious objector (CO) is an individual who has claimed the right to refuse to perform military service or certain military orders on the grounds of freedom of thought, conscience, or religion. Conscientious objection is not just something for pacifists but for all people who believe in freedom and conscience. In fact it is everyone's duty to object to injustice and to disobey orders that violate our conscience and our faith in God. After all, every person has a war they would say is wrong or an order they would not obey. Every government has made mistakes like the one in Iraq -- which is why conscience cannot continue to be the first casualty of war.
And of course, the climax of the Truth Commission were the soldier "testifiers" -- folks who we all should all get more familiar with, as they are some of the true war heroes: Camilo Mejia (author of Road from ar Ramadi), Joshua Casteel, Celeste Zappala, Tyler Boudreau (author Packing Inferno: The Unmaking of a Marine), Jake Diliberto, and Logan Laituri of Centurion's Guild. Many of the stories are captured in the film Soldiers of Conscience, whose producers were with us in New York this week. Testimonies from colonels and chaplains, from decorated soldiers and mothers of the dead, rang out like a revival of confession. They baptized us with tears.
There are moments I will never forget... many of them -- hearing of how soldiers were systemically trained to see enemies as people who do not deserve to live... and yet hearing how stubborn the soul is. Even after such training, they still saw in the faces of the dead the image of God, the face of a brother -- and so these courageous folks have said "NO!" to war and "yes" to their conscience. We heard stories from soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan, even Abu Ghraib itself -- stories of people who were trained to torture and commanded to abuse. Some of them were jailed when they refused to obey orders. Others remember comrades who obeyed the unconscionable orders and went back to their base and hung themselves.
It was hard to sleep after listening to the horrors of war. In fact one speaker said this is the penance we get for surviving the world we have helped destroy. What has happened to the conscience of our country when soldiers are forced to drive their tanks over cardboard cutouts of children so they won't hesitate when they have to run over real bodies? As we heard one soldier confess last night -- cardboard cutouts cannot prepare you for the sound of hearing a child's body crush beneath the tank. And it will take more than a truth commission to heal from that memory. But it was a beginning.
Last night, after listening to hours of testimonies, we headed to an apartment where half a dozen of us crashed, including two of the testifiers. As I started to drift off to sleep I couldn't help but start to giggle at the irony. My roomies (and friends) were folks who may have nearly killed me a few years back. Seven years ago, I was falling asleep in the Iraqi desert in protest to the war in which they fought. Sleeping in the room next to me was my friend Logan who was about to be deployed seven years back, and Jake who was one of the first soldiers on the ground in Iraq. Now they are my heroes because of their humility and courage. Last month Logan and I returned to Iraq together with a peace team, the first unarmed civilians to visit the town of Rutba since the war started, and we just launched a new project to help rebuild the hospital that was bombed there in 2003 by the U.S. forces. And the stories of redemption are countless... it seems more and more people and more and more soldiers have grown tired of war and are finished with the myth of redemptive violence. For what we have seen is the truth of Jesus' words, "The one who takes up the sword will die by the sword." Not only are our wars killing "enemy combatants" and civilians, and women and children -- but they are killing the good in all of us. And they are killing our conscience.
Last night I fell asleep with tear-stained cheeks and a smile on my face. War is ugly. God is good. And another world is possible... I could hear breathing in the still of the night.
Shane Claiborne is a founding partner of The Simple Way community, a radical faith community that lives among and serves the homeless in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. He is the co-author, with Chris Haw, of Jesus for President.
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Charles Brown Biography
Inductee: Charles Brown (piano, vocals; born 9/13/22, died 1/21/99)
Charles Brown was a major musical figure in the pre-rock and roll era of the late Forties and early Fifties. As a member of Johnny Moore's Three Blazers and also as the leader of his own trio and a solo artist, the West Coast-based singer/pianist recorded a string of R&B hits in his self-described "blue ballad"style. These included three of the most popular R&B singles of the era:"Driftin' Blues,""Trouble Blues" and"Black Night."Often cited as an influence upon Ray Charles. Brown performed in an intimate, mellow style that, because of its polish and sophistication, has been referred to as"nightclub blues"or"cocktail blues."Brown also became known for his seasonal-themed blues songs, particularly"Merry Christmas Baby"and"Please Come Home for Christmas." Though his roots were in Texas, Brown came to epitomize a smooth, mellow blues style that became identified with the West Coast. During the late Forties and early Fifties, Brown was the most popular blues singer of the day.
Brown earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry and worked as a schoolteacher and chemist before opting for a career in music. In 1943 he headed west and settled a year later in Los Angeles, where he joined Johnny Moore's Three Blazers. Featuring Brown on piano and Moore on guitar, the trio patterned itself after Nat King Cole's trio, which included Johnny's brother Oscar. Recording for a variety of labels, Johnny Moore's Three Blazers found success with "Driftin' Blues,""New Orleans Blues,""More Than You Know"and"Merry Christmas Baby,"to name just four of the 13 Top Ten R&B hits the trio had with Brown before he left to form the Charles Brown Trio in 1948. While at Aladdin Records, Brown had huge hits with"Trouble Blues"and"Black Night," which topped the R&B charts for 15 and 14 weeks, respectively.
Brown's mellow blues stylings fell out of favor during the rock and roll revolution of the Fifties, but he continued to record for such labels as Aladdin, King, Jewel and Imperial. The enduring popularity of his bluesy Christmas classics-"Merry Christmas Baby"and"Please Come Home to Christmas"-annually raised his profile, with the latter making the seasonal charts for ten years. All the while, Brown received steady bookings on the club circuit, and interest on the part of European record labels remained high. Brown's career received a series of boosts in the late Eighties and early Nineties. Alligator Records reissued One More for the Road. a fine collection of standards that drew positive notices. He made a series of well-received albums-including the classic All My Life -for the Bullseye Blues label, a Rounder subsidiary. Brown appeared with Ruth Brown in the PBS documentary That Rhythm. Those Blues. Bonnie Raitt took him on tour as her opening act in the early Nineties. In 1997, he was awarded a National Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts at a White House ceremony. Brown died at 76 of heart failure in early 1999."
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Yes, including the word "urbanism."
Writing about urban policy issues, as we do here at The Atlantic Cities each day, can often be an exercise in translating wonky terminology for the everyday reader. The kinds of issues that these terms bring up –– how and where we live, get to work, and enjoy our free time –– are far too relevant to be the victims of off-putting technical jargon and lame buzzwords. Below, some of the worst offenders we hope urbanists (that one, too) think more carefully about deploying in 2014, including some New Year's resolutions of our own.
Urbanism: At first glance, this word might seem utilitarian: urban is a perfectly fine word, and -ism, meaning a "distinctive practice, system, or philosophy, typically a political ideology or an artistic movement," a frequently helpful English language suffix. But this particular combination never fails to makes me cringe when I hear it spoken aloud. Not only does it imply that there exists some universally accepted ideology of the best way to construct, organize, and manage any given urban area, it's frequently misapplied as a term for the study of urban issues (shouldn't that be urbanology?) or the basic interaction of people and things within an urban environment. Deploying this word should be undertaken with extreme caution, and always with the understanding that it almost never carries real meaning. -Sommer Mathis
Bus Rapid Transit: To me, Bus Rapid Transit sounds like some kind of near-future transportation fantasy that involves tubes and electrons. But really, it describes something pretty simple –– a bus that goes faster because there are fewer and more efficient stops, and no other traffic in the way. This jargon-y expression obscures BRT's real selling point: it's a relatively affordable public transit solution that even a non-urbanist can love. My nomination for a replacement term? Traffic-free express buses. Still long, but a lot more lovable-sounding. -Amanda Erickson
Congestion Pricing: Congestion pricing may be the best hope for reducing city traffic, but despite popularity abroad it hasn't caught on in the United States. Part of the public perception problem may be tied to the term itself. A far less wonky alternative is road fares: it's sharp, adaptable, and best of all draws a parallel between driving on public roads and riding on public transit. -Eric Jaffe
Placemaking: This word (which Word doesn't believe is a word) fails the repetition test. Say it out loud, over and over and over again, and whatever meaning it originally had evaporates entirely. Placemaking, placemaking, placemaking. Isn't everywhere a place? Then how exactly would you make one? Worst of all: What does it mean to be a "placemaker?" If a placemaker comes into a place and placemakes it, then what was that place before the placemaker arrived? What advocates of this idea really support is a particular kind of public place: one that's lively and welcoming, that attracts people instead of repelling them. It's somewhere –– a plaza, a park, a street corner –– where you'd actually want to spend time. Its antonym: a poorly lit, empty park that no one wants to use. None of this, though, is intuitively implied by "placemaking." -Emily Badger
Tactical Urbanism and "Guerrilla" Anything: Ho Chi Minh was a guerrilla. Julius Caesar was a tactician. People who paint bike lanes in the dead of night and plant flowers where there previously were none, are neither. That doesn't mean these unapproved beautification activists aren't great, only that we should describe them using language that reflects the peaceful nature of their activities, and save the militant words for the military. -Mike Riggs
Big Data: Are any two consecutive words more useless than "Big Data"? It's like using "Internet" to describe every activity that takes place on a computer network. "People are connecting on Internet. People are buying things on Internet. The Internet is changing the way we live." The next time someone talks to you about "Big Data," they're either trying to sell you something or they have no idea what they're talking about (possibly both). Demand nuance. Demand details. -Mike Riggs
Built Environment: There's a whole category of words that people who write about cities love to use that you could probably dub "academic-ese." Built Environment is one of the worst offenders. It describes something that's both fairly important and rather mundane: the physical stuff of our cities –– the streets, the buildings, the sewers, the parks. Really, anything man-made that we interact with on a regular basis. But using the term "built environment" mostly sounds to me like you were an expert at looking like you'd done the reading in Sociology 101. Even worse, the second search term that Google auto-complete offers when you begin typing is "built environment a.p. human geography." Can there be any worse endorsement? -Stephanie Garlock
Rust Belt: Historically a disparaging term to describe old industrial cities in the Northeast and Midwest, post-recession changes around the country have now made the term 'Rust Belt' pretty useless. Which is why I've personally finally stopped using the term. Las Vegas still struggles with housing foreclosures and private companies are demanding ridiculous public subsidies in Atlanta. Up north, where similar problems persist, Google now employs hundreds in inner city Pittsburgh and insufferable newcomers are as easy to find in a Detroit coffeeshop as anywhere in San Francisco. 'Rust Belt's' connotations have become as far-ranging and meaningless as calling someone a 'Hipster' (are you trying to say Toledo is really cool or terrible? I have no idea anymore). No one region in the U.S. has a monopoly on urban decay, inequality, or economic failure. North, south, east, west, we all live in moderately struggling places. -Mark Byrnes
Gritty: Gritty is one those condescending terms in the urbanist lexicon that can often say more about the writer's preconceptions than the place they're describing. For me, it implies an attitude posed between admiration and fastidiousness: inner city 'hoods are great and all, but a few extra little farmers' markets and independent boutiques for People Like Us wouldn't go amiss. It's also way too vague. Does the perceived grit come from a place's poor state of repair? Or is gritty just a shorthand to describe a place inhabited by the urban working class? It's time we got a little more specific. I must confess that I've been guilty of employing the term myself in the past. From now on, I'll only use it to describe gravel or undercooked rice. -Feargus O'Sullivan
Stakeholders: Planners and architects and government agencies know that they are supposed to care about the opinions of the vast mass of people who are not planners or architects or bureaucrats. That's what the now sacred "community input process" is supposed to be for –– to gather those opinions, presumably with the ultimate goal of producing something (say, a building or a park or a "sustainable future") that is informed by them. But some professionals will confess privately that the real reason for the community input process is to make people who aren't in decision-making positions feel like their input is important. What better way to accomplish that than to honor those folks with a fancy business term like "stakeholders?" The word conveys a flattering sense of value, and it's vague enough to fit anybody who's interested enough to care. The problem is, while so-called stakeholders in many of these processes may have a vested interest in the outcome, they don't actually have the rights of a traditional stakeholder –– i.e., someone who has invested money in something. But hey, it can't hurt to give them a title that makes them feel like they actually have some influence over the process. Can it? -Sarah Goodyear
Smart Growth: We get the allure of these two words. "Smart growth" is so much more succinct than "compact development that keeps housing, jobs, transportation, and amenities in close proximity, reducing pressure on the environment and public services." The idea is a valid one. But the phrase itself awkwardly implies that all other ways of living are "dumb." And, surprise, people who don't use terms like "smart growth" in casual conversation don't like to feel like they're dumb. In short, this may be useful code for talking to other people who already know what you mean. But it's a freighted way to communicate a good idea to everyone else. -Emily Badger
Gentrification: Unless you live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, someone has likely described your neighborhood as 'gentrifying.' Higher rents? Gentrifying. New yogurt store? Gentrifying. The word is so ubiquitous that it's lost most of its real meaning. That's made it hard to talk seriously about the different ways neighborhoods change and whether those changes might benefit a city's less fortunate. -Amanda Erickson


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Top Model dreams dashed for local
Charlottesville's America's Next Top Model contender, Lauren Brie Harding, was eliminated from competition last night after becoming one of the final eight contestants. Harding, who had been criticized for a lack of personality in her photos in past weeks, was again singled out for being "pretty, but empty," according to hostess Tyra Banks. Accused of being "bland" by fellow model Sheena, Harding struggled to let her personality shine through her photo shoot at the Orpheum Theater in L.A. While the judges deliberated over her photo, they commented, "Week by week, she should be getting better, not sliding back." Harding was eliminated over Sheena, whose outgoing persona won out over Harding's pretty pictures. America's Next Top Model continues with seven contestants next Wednesday at 8pm on the CW. #
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I told you she had no personality! Just knows how to "pout" for the camera.
OK. Your turn now, what_evah.
Let's see if you can make it into the final eight.
who cares she's !@#$'n hot
She'll still be a successful model! How many peole have been kicked off American Idol and became bigger stars than the winner. A few I believe. I don't watch the show, but my guess is she was a genuine person instead faking all the hollywood BS.
she and most of the girls on that show are quite frankly, unattractive. jsut the fact that they are trying to impress Tyra Banks makes me sick to my groin
SOTLR...people shouldn't go on a reality show if they don't want people to talk about them. Lauren is a nice kid. Shows like that don't want nice kids. In the end she will be happy that she got kicked off the show. How many of the girls that have won ANTM are "known"?
I didn't say that at all. What I wrote wasn't even close to that. I implied that she was probably herself instead a hollywood drama queen. Reality show pick the people that act out the most. Just like you said they don't want nice kids. Who said anything about people talking about?


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Take a Slow Adventure on the Central Coast
It's funny to the point of irony: Even as travel becomes ever more focused on and facilitated by digital devices and speedy, no-humans-involved transactions, the latest trend is slow travel – pacing down and logging off through agritourism, "digital detox" camps and slow travel. To no one's surprise, Italy – home of the slow food movement – is a hotbed of slow travel options, but the trend has already spread throughout Europe and is making serious inroads in the United States and other parts of the world.
One welcome result is the return of the classic walking tour. William Wordsworth, William Blake, John Keats, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and other Romantic writers considered hoofing it from one destination to another the superior form of travel for experiencing local culture and landscapes in the service of truth, beauty and nature.
While inn-to-inn walks are a classic tradition in some parts of the world, it's a safe bet that few visitors (or residents, for that matter) ever considered getting from Santa Cruz to Monterey by foot. Or from Half Moon Bay to Pacifica. And certainly not from Half Moon Bay to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Margaret Leonard, a Santa Cruz native who has traveled to many of the world's great walking destinations – including Nepal 's Annapurna Sanctuary, Peru's Inca Trail, New Zealand's Milford Track, Switzerland's Haute Route, Torres del Paine in Patagonia and the Pyrenees in Spain – founded Slow Adventure to show us all how wrong we were.
She began by offering Walk the Bay tours, following the coast around Monterey Bay from Santa Cruz to Monterey on a path of 40 to 50 miles over five days of walking. (Read a weekend escape story about this walk in The Chronicle.) Next came a Bay to Bridge tour from Half Moon Bay to San Francisco, covering 40 to 44 miles over five days. More recently, she added the Sunset Special, an easy three-day walk from Half Moon Bay to Pacifica.
These are not guided tours – you set your own pace and wander at will (and choose your own dinner spots; only breakfast and lunch is included). Leonard has walked every trail and contracts with reliable, locally owned inns, lodges, restaurants and cafes. But you're not totally on your own – Leonard provides detailed route notes and special maps based on her own walks, transports your luggage from inn to inn, and provides a 24-hour local phone number for help and advice.
You don't have to be a power walker to accomplish these walks; 7 to 12 miles per day, unencumbered by anything more than a water bottle, a lunch and most likely a camera, on flat paths, is doable by most people in reasonably good shape. If you're not sure about whether this type of slow travel is for you, consider attending "Slow Adventures Are in the Heart," a free walk along Santa Cruz's Lorenzo River to explore its seven bridges, birds, plants and history. The mini-hike is an event sponsored by the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History's current exhibition, "Santa Cruz Is in the Heart," featuring the observations and memories of Santa Cruz from local historian and filmmaker Geoffrey Dunn. It will give you a taste of what life is like on a walking trip, with little time and no financial commitment.
Walk the Bay – Monterey Bay, that is – trips begin near Santa Cruz near the Boardwalk, meander south through Capitola and Aptos for glimpses of surfers, fishing, sailing and beach volleyball, to Moss Landing and the Elkhorn Slough, the sand dunes of Marina and in to Monterey's harbor. Along the way, walkers have options for surf lessons, kayaking, an Elkhorn Slough tour, whale watching, horseback riding, bicycle touring and a historic walking tour. An orientation, ocean-view and oceanfront lodging, five breakfasts and four lunches, daily luggage transfers, detailed walking notes and a 24-hour local phone contact are included. A recent addition to the tour is a water taxi ride through the harbor to your inn at Moss Landing on Day 2.
The Bay to Bridge tour begins in Half Moon Bay, continues through the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve and the Montara Lighthouse to a Montara B&B and then offers a choice of either a mountain or a flat coastal route – incorporating the now-closed highway through Devil's Slide – to Pacifica's Rockaway Beach. The final 10 miles follow the coast to San Francisco's Ocean Beach for one night, finishing at the Golden Gate Bridge. Optional activities include kayaking, bird-watching and tide pooling. An orientation, overnight stays in oceanfront and ocean-view inns, hotels and lodges, five breakfasts and five lunches, daily luggage transfers, detailed walking notes and a 24-hour local phone contact are included.
Registration for 2014 Slow Adventure trips has opened – one has already sold out, but ample opportunities remain. The Walk the Bay trip offers three trips beginning in April, two each in May and June, one each in July and August, and two each in September and October. Bay to Bridge trips are available monthly from April through October. Both include six days/five nights' accommodation and two meals a day for $1,295-$1,795 per person.
Still available in 2013 are four day-five night Sunset Special walks from Half Moon Bay to Pacifica ($745 per person, including lodging and three breakfasts). Eleven dates are available through November; 2014 dates have not been announced.


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Based on its recent analysis of the mobile device management market, Frost & Sullivan has recognized BlackBerry with the 2012 Latin America Frost & Sullivan Award for Competitive Strategy Leadership. BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 allows administrators to secure and manage BlackBerry, iOS, and Android devices – meeting the challenges that BYOD presents to IT departments and businesses in a fast-paced mobile ecosystem. In addition, BES 10 enables customers to create and manage groups, manage user profiles, provision devices, and more, all from a single unified and web-based interface.
"BlackBerry follows a very aggressive competitive strategy, leveraging its strong client base and brand awareness in the enterprise segment," said Frost & Sullivan Technology Team Leader Fernando Belfort. "The presence of large enterprises and multinational companies in its client base encourages it to leverage its up-selling strategy, offering clients end-to-end mobile solutions, including highly effective mobile device management capabilities."
BlackBerry's smartphones are known to be the most secure in the market; BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 further solidifies this reputation. "BlackBerry has demonstrated its ability to address the enterprise mobility needs of different verticals in Latin America," noted Belfort. "BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 provides a solution that is robust, integral, secure, easy to implement and based on a distinct payment model, underlining the company's astute competitive strategies."
Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Awards recognize companies in a variety of regional and global markets for demonstrating outstanding achievement and superior performance in areas such as leadership, technological innovation, customer service and strategic product development. Industry analysts compare market participants and measure performance through in-depth interviews, analysis and extensive secondary research to identify best practices in the industry.
"It is an honor and privilege for BlackBerry to be the recipient of this prestigious award. Latin America is a very important market for BlackBerry and one in which we enjoy a leadership position in the enterprise segment. With BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, we look forward to continuing to provide our customers with best-in-class solutions that meet their enterprise mobility management needs in a way that BlackBerry is uniquely positioned to deliver," said Bareck Aman, Regional Director for Enterprise Strategy and Sales in Latin America for BlackBerry.
You can learn more about the award at the Frost & Sullivan website. We're excited about the award and equally excited to see businesses not only in Latin America but around the world upgrading to BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 in order to take advantage of the multi-platform capabilities.
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n. a shortage, less than is due, or in the case of a business or government budget, more expenditures than income. Unbalanced budgets with a planned year-end deficit are prohibited at every level of government except the federal.
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DEFICIT. This Latin term signifies that something is wanting. It is used to express the deficiency which is discovered in the accounts of an accountant, or in the money in which he has received.


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Information from a Nintendo Direct video explains to users how the Wii U's storage works, all explained in a neat and interesting way.
That's bad. Plain and simple but I guess its better to just add the amount of storage you want rather than paying $399-$450 for a system with a large HDD that you may not need. But the 8 GB (really 3.5 GB) for the basic is just inexplicable to me.
There's no winning when you comment on Nintendo articles
But on topic at least they just have a standard USB port instead of requiring ridiculously overpriced proprietary peripherals (Jesus, say that once...at any speed)
And does the deluxe only include extra memory? 20 gigs doesn't seem to warrant $50 at any rate when you can grab a 250 gig hd from amazon for that same price.


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Hess Participates in U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Aviation Summit
Pratt & Whitney President Dave Hess participated in a panel discussion during the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's 12th annual Aviation Summit held today in Washington, D.C. The wide-ranging panel, titled "Leaders in Manufacturing," addressed topics such as helping airlines reduce operating costs and managing a global supply chain.
At one point in the discussion, Hess noted that while today's jet engines are approximately 70 percent more fuel-efficient when compared to commercial jet engines of the early 1960s, the cost of fuel is the biggest factor affecting airline profitability today.
On the topic of the environment, Hess stressed that while RPMs (revenue passenger miles) are growing, the industry will reduce emissions because of next-generation engines such as the PurePower engine.
Joining Hess on the "Leaders in Manufacturing" panel were Guy Hachey, president and chief operating officer, Bombardier Aerospace; Clayton Jones, chairman and chief executive officer, Rockwell Collins; and Gary Spulak, president, Embraer Aircraft Holding, Inc. Bob Crandall, former chairman and chief executive officer, AMR Corporation and American Airlines, moderated the discussion.
The focus of this year's Aviation Summit was to examine many of the challenges impacting the efficiency and growth of airlines, including rising fuel prices, environmental regulations, and the implementation of the NextGen air traffic modernization program.


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Mini coders rejoice! It's time to get groovy programming BeeBot, learning electronics with littleBits, and coding your own game and animation with Scratch Junior.
Never thought your little ones could code? Kids as young as 5 get to programme a robot to boogie, invent electronic gadgets, and code a game or animation on an iPad! Unleash your child's full creative potential by soaking in the wonders of tech. Inventing the future starts right here.
For kids ages 5-6
Day 1 to Day 3 BeeBot & littleBits Jr 3h 15mins /day
Day 4 to Day 5 Scratch Jr 3h 15mins / day
No experience necessary
Good mix of Hands-On Circuits, Tangible Programming & On-screen programming
Get a headstart on early childhood development through digital literacy
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"My kids had a blast & came home armed with knowledge & information which they were excited to share with us." - Joanne, Parent
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BeeBot's an award-winning little robot that teaches young kids programming concepts, directional skills, math and more. Kids learn to build on their critical thinking and literary abilities by programming BeeBot to…
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After which, kids learn about circuits & inventing their own gadgets and gizmos with littleBits.
littleBits are fun electronic modules that invite kids to get creative while learning. Just like Lego, littleBits are small, simple, intuitive blocks that snap together with tiny magnets.
Within every kid lies an inner little inventor. With the power to build from imagination, they will gain creative confidence and the curiosity required to build awesome inventions like this:
Scratch Jr
In the second half of this course, kids will translate the tangible programming concepts they've learned onscreen. Kids will get to play with Scratch Junior - an introductory programming language specially designed for young children. Kids learn how to code on an iPad by snapping together programming blocks to create…
Interactive animations where characters come to life.
Their very own original games that they can play with their friends!
Kids are just like sponges - the younger they are, the more they absorb. In this fun and interactive course, kids get an introduction to computational thinking through hardware and software programming. By being exposed to technology early, kids also learn to become creative thinkers and develop problem solving skills!
Oh! The Stuff you'll learn!
- What's littleBits & Design Thinking
- Prototype Your Invention
- How different materials work
- Build & Design a Functional Party Wearable
- Discover the magic behind simple programming algorithms
- Code BeeBot the robot and make it come to life
- Build on basic numeracy and literacy skills
- Design an obstacle course for BeeBot
- How to code on an iPad
- Animate characters to move about
- Project Time: code your own game or animation
- Presentation time: On your last day, share with your parents what you've learnt!
Life Skills Learnt
- Logical Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Design Thinking
- Presentation Skills
No lectures. No memorisation. No ONE right answer. Like real life, we're all about trying things out, failing, figuring what went wrong & trying again. These are the skills & mindset that will last a lifetime. Let's get kids to learn how to learn.
Because the kids who learn to learn become curious, inventive, resourceful human beings who solve real world problems to make meaningful impact.
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"...and for the first time he is not running to play other people's creations but his own... I am absolutely delighted in the 'mindset' change in my son's attitude." - Emma, Parent
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1. My child is new to programming. Will he / she be able to follow?
The BeeBot, littleBits Junior & Scratch Junior course is designed with the assumption that students have no prior background or experience in programming. All students new to programming are more than welcomed.
2. My child is younger than 5. Can he / she join?
The BeeBot, littleBits Junior & Scratch Junior course is recommended for 5-6 year olds. If your child is very keen, we can organise separate classes if there is a minimum of 4 participants. Please contact us directly to enquire.
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- This camp will proceed with a minimum of 4 tickets sold. We will inform you in advance if the camp is cancelled. Refunds will be made accordingly. Unless otherwise notified, the camp will go ahead.
- We will be filming and taking photographs of the children in our workshop. By registering a child's attendance at this camp, parents/guardians grant Saturday Kids a perpetual licence to use the student's work, photographs or videos of the student, and other materials for purposes such as publicising or promoting our workshops/events and the students' accomplishments on Saturday Kids' website or on our partners' websites.


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It's now pretty officially summer in New York City. And there are plenty of things to do and see outside and for free (a winning combination in my book). So, starting downtown and moving north might I suggest…..
1. Sol Lewitt: Structures 1965-2006 in City Hall Park. http://sollewitt.publicartfund.org/site/welcome/
As if Bloomberg didn't have it all already, he now gets to look at 15 of Sol Lewitt's Structures from his office window. On view through December 3rd so you've still got some time- but if you're lazy now just imagine the state of affairs in late August…..
2. Ai Weiwei: Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads in Central Park's Grand Army Plaza. http://www.zodiacheads.com/
Ai Weiwei's first major public art exhibition and it's right here! 800 pound cast bronze zodiac animal heads! They're impressive even without the backstory and Ai Weiwei's contemporary political significance. You're going to have to hoof it a little to make this one though- these guys are going on tour July 15th.
3. JR and members of the Hunts Point Community in collaboration with The Point, Hunts Point, the Bronx.
And up in the Bronx- be sure to check out the latest project spearheaded by French street artist JR and members of the Hunts Point community. Large scale 'modified' photos of community members pasted throughout Hunts Point highlighting the important role that woman play as the eyes of the community. If you've seen coverage of any of JRs past work you know this is well worth a visit. If you need convincing, have a look at this: http://blog.ted.com/2010/10/20/meet-jr/ YUP, see what I mean?
Hopefully these pieces will be up for a long time but there are no guarantees- might as well get inspired now.
These three examples are but a small fraction of what there is to take in around here. Now go- it's all but a subway-ride, bike-ride or walk away. Amazing.


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Where There's a Will, There's a Probate
Some people mistakenly believe that drafting a will avoids the costly, time-consuming legal process called probate. Read this article to find out about wills, probate and Living Trusts.
What Every Senior Should Know About Probate
For Seniors, the debate over Wills versus Probate holds special meaning, because the vast majority of Probate cases revolve around the affairs of those Americans ages 60 and over.
Trust Administration: Prior Planning Prevents Problems
Trust Administration is the process people often find themselves in unexpectedly, after the death of a spouse or parent who created the trust prior to passing on.
Probate: An Executor's Role and Responsibilities
The passing of someone close to you is a difficult and emotionally draining time. The last thing you likely want to deal with is the business of settling your loved one's final affairs. But, if...
Probate: A Process, Not a Problem
While often maligned as a headache, in reality probate offers a solid legal framework with advantages for those who have properly prepared prior to death and who have retained skilled legal counsel.


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At the weekend my twitter feed was alive with news of the hundreds of thousands of people around the world, including in my adopted city of Amsterdam, taking a stand in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street movement.
It is a movement that has quickly spread far beyond the shadows of Wall Street's skyscrapers, and the reason is simple - all over the world, citizens are tired of profit being put before people and the planet.
© Greenpeace / Steve Morgan.
Greenpeace is tired of polluting corporations with vested interests dictating policy to governments, without concern for the consequences for those who have to live with them. We are tired of corporations controlling the quality of the air, people's access to food and the availability of clean, safe energy. As an organisation and as individuals, we share the growing demands for change.
The Occupy movement is in its infancy, but the discontent that gave birth to it is long-lived and broad-ranging.
Since I became the Executive Director of Greenpeace, I have seen first-hand how corporations are given licence to pollute and control our environment.
The horrors of the Fukushima nuclear meltdown brought into sharp focus the cosy relationship between the nuclear industry and governments, as well as the liability caps the nuclear industry enjoys. The people of Japan, already scarred by the consequences of radiation contamination, are now paying the cost of the clean-up too.
In Indonesia, the Amazon and Congo, commercial interests are driving deforestation; at sea large-scale industrial fishing fleets are emptying our oceans at a terrifying rate; agri-business is tightening its stranglehold on people's access to the basics of life, threatening food security. The giant chemical companies are polluting our rivers and even our childrens' clothes and toys.
There is one other common denominator in this equation - almost always it is the poor that pay the price first.
We share the aspirations of Occupy Wall Street for a better, freer world. We share their non-violent stance on civil disobedience. We are proud to have sent our solar truck "Rolling Sunlight" to help power the OWS media centre in New York and we urge everyone who has not yet engaged to do so now.
In just a few weeks we will see governments and corporations gather in my home town of Durban to yet again debate what Greenpeace believes is the most urgent issue facing our people and planet - climate change. But the time for debate is long passed. Now is the time for action. Action on the scale of that which we saw this weekend across hundreds of cities in the world - from Sydney to New Delhi to Rio de Janeiro to New York.
We know that there is broad-based democratic support for a rapid transition to renewable energy, but fossil-fuel companies are corrupting climate politics worldwide. In the US, the Koch Brothers - oil billionaires of 'the 1%' - are actively funding climate change denial and - along with many other fossil-fuel corporations and their front-groups - are holding us back from the political change that we so desperately need.
Greenpeace is no stranger to peaceful occupations - some may say that we have even made a habit out of it! So it should come as no surprise that we share the ideals of the Occupy movement. This is just the beginning of a mass movement for change and we stand shoulder to shoulder with them in their peaceful endeavour.
Like all movements, it will take time for the ideals to crystallise into concrete demands for change that everyone can agree on, but we encourage them to stand firm and continue on their path. The peaceful, non-violent public dialogue we are seeing at the occupy events worldwide is a vital part of a healthy democracy.
Last week I was interviewed for the Huffington Post Game-Changer series and asked about the importance of civil disobedience. In my many years of working to end poverty, against apartheid and now in the environment movement, I know that civil disobedience and peaceful protest on a massive scale is the only way to bring about real change and real democracy. Greenpeace is determined to play its part in ensuring that our governments and corporations deliver what the people want - a peaceful, equitable, green planet.
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Police: Severn man faces attempted murder charges
Man caught choking uncle with rope, police say
Anne Arundel County police said they arrested a 24-year-old man on charges of attempted murder.
Officers were called to the 7900 block of Citadel Drive in Severn around 7:30 a.m. Saturday after several people called 911 to report a fight involving a man choking his 51-year-old uncle with a rope for unknown reasons.
Police said officers found the two men in the front yard of the home. Responding officers had to remove the rope from the victim's neck to allow him to breathe, police said.
The victim was transported to Baltimore Washington Medical Center for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.
Jason Michael Everett, of Severn, was arrested and faces several charges including attempted murder, first- and second-degree assault and use of a deadly weapon. He is being held at the Anne Arundel County Jennifer Road Detention Center without bond.


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Watson - How a large scale opensource project works (81 Mb, 45 minutes)
Source: Free and Open Source Software Developers' European Meeting
Added: 27 May 2008
Tags: fosdem, fosdem2008, presentation, freebsd project, robert watson
The FreeBSD Project is one of the oldest and most successful open source operating system projects, seeing wide deployment across the IT industry. From the root name servers, to top tier ISPs, to core router operating systems, to firewalls, to embedded appliances, you can't use a networked computer for ten minutes without using FreeBSD dozens of times.
Part of FreeBSD's reputation for quality and reliability comes from the nature of its development organization -- driven by a hundreds of highly skilled volunteers, from high school students to university professors. And unlike most open source projects, the FreeBSD Project has developers who have been working on the same source base for over twenty years.
But how does this organization work? Who pays the bandwidth bills, runs the web servers, writes the documentation, writes the code, and calls the shots? And how can developers in a dozen time zones reach agreement on the time of day, let alone a kernel architecture?
This presentation will attempt to provide, in 45 minutes, a brief if entertaining snapshot into what makes FreeBSD run.