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Live Party Band in Moreton in Marsh
Fabulously fun, The Curious LITTLE big Band will get the party started from the get-go. Eclectic, theatrical, and entirely unforgettable, the band brings a diverse and crowd-winning playlist to get absolutely everybody on the dance-floor.
Talented musicians, The Curious LITTLE big Band are also first-class performers acclaimed for their scintillating showmanship. Arriving with vibrant costumes and props, the band doesn't just come to put on an amazing performance – they arrive with an immersive show guaranteed to thrill guests across the board. Influenced by famed entertainers like Madness and the Bee Gees, this high-energy act features experienced performers (including West End alumni) well-versed in electrifying a crowd. And with a repertoire featuring Queen, Elvis and Bruno Mars, The Curious LITTLE big Band are guaranteed to delight attendees of all ages.
Complete with a series of glowing testimonials, this outstanding band also arrives with with their own sound equipment, sound engineer, lighting, and a playlist DJ service to play between sets. You don't need to worry about technical details with The Curious LITTLE big Band, as the band provides the full show under one roof.
So for an event full of revelry guests will be talking about for years to come, don't hesitate to book The Curious LITTLE big Band today!
The Best Live Wedding Band
Bee Gees
Bruno Mars
Meghan Trainor
The Jacksons
Ray Charles
Ed Sheeran
Paolo Nutini
James Brown
Tom Jones
Frank Sinatra
Cee Lo Green
Take a look at our show reel and see why The Curious LITTLE big Band has the reputation for being the best wedding band and function band in Moreton in Marsh ?
You will see why Jemma exclaimed in her testimonial: "What Energy, what showmanship, totally fantastic". You too can enjoy their energy, sense of fun and breath-taking musicianship.
The Curious LITTLE big Band has crafted their show and set list of classic and modern hits to please guests and audiences of all ages and tastes. The Band's fun nature and onstage chemistry has become the standard by which other function bands and wedding bands are judged.
Hire The Curious LITTLE big Band as your Moreton in Marsh wedding band or function band for your wedding or event in Moreton in Marsh and get the ultimate in live music and entertainment.
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Dear Curious Little Big Band,
OH MY GOD. What can we say?
A Thousand Thank Yous from the bottom of our hearts for making this year's Portishead Carnival the best we have ever had. We have been organising it for 15 years now but the event itself is well over 100 years old and a massive part of our town's history. However no band has ever gone down like you guys. Thank you all so much for your energy, showmanship, crowd pleasing antics and sheer professionalism and talent. Everybody absolutely loved you. Hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did. We REALLY loved having you.
So many people have already asked if we can book you again for next year. The whole town of Portishead is absolutely buzzing after you appearance last weekend. If you come back next year I think the whole place will totally explode. BOOM! Thousands of people would love to have you back.
Very best wishes and thank you again and again and again.Jemma and Wendy
I came across the Curious Little Big Band in the Avalon café at this year's Glastonbury Festival quite by chance. Wow! I'm so glad I did. I was trudging my way through some of the worst mud the festival has ever seen and I was tired and getting really fed up. Then all of a sudden I heard this amazing voice belting out Tom Jones and felt this tremendous energy coming from the Avalon café. I was totally drawn in and once inside? Oh my goodness.
Who would have thought a covers band on a wet, muddy, Saturday evening would turn out to be one of the main Glastonbury highlights? What an act! What energy! What showmanship! Totally fantastic. They gave it their all and the audience loved every minute. Everyone who was there was totally blown away. I was so impressed I have booked them for my own 20,000 event, Portishead Carnival, next June 2017. They are just Awesome.
The Curious Little Big Band played an absolutely amazing set at my Dad's wedding at Elmore court on Thursday! I am a 22 year old girl and my dad is 60 and we both had a blast! The band had guests of all ages up and dancing and having a great time (and even managed to get some of the more boring lot up on the dance floor!) Every member of the band was fantastic and so many of you are multi-talented with instruments and vocals – some of the covers you did were nothing like I've seen before! And what can I say about Miles..? Best front man and entertainer I have ever seen! There aren't words to describe how incredible you are on stage, you are just awesome! Thank you for letting me be a part of your night and joining you on stage! Miles, you are a babe!
On behalf of myself, the Bride & Groom and all the guests, you blew us away! Only one negative of the night, and that was when you guys left the stage! An iPod plugged into the sound system just didn't do it for me afterwards! A huge massive thank you to you guys for making my Dad's big day extra special! I cannot rate you all highly enough. I asked Dad what he thought of the night and he said "The band were absolutely perfect. Sometimes you go to a wedding with entertainment and no one dances and the atmosphere drops, but Miles involved everyone and kept people going. The atmosphere was brilliant all night – I have to say it was just perfect." Thank you all again and thank you Miles for a wonderful evening – you guys are incredible. Big love to you all! xox
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"What energy! What showmanship! Totally fantastic"
When you book The Curious LITTLE big Band as your Moreton in Marsh wedding band, you don't just get a great function band. You get total reliability and peace of mind.
The Curious LITTLE big Band comes with all the necessary sound and lighting equipment as standard, so you don't need to provide a thing. The band even provides professionally mixed music when they're not performing so you don't need to hire a DJ.
As the top Moreton in Marsh wedding band, The Curious LITTLE big Band knows how important your wedding is. With The Curious LITTLE big Band as your wedding band you get great music, friendliness and professionalism from the first phone call to the last party popper of the evening.
Professional live 7-piece band.
2 x live sets (2 x 45 mins).
Repertoire from the 60s through to today's hits.
Professional speakers and PA equipment.
Professional sound engineer.
On stage lighting.
Recorded music before and after.
PAT and Public Liability available.
What you need to know…
The Curious LITTLE big Band will get the party started from the get-go. Eclectic, theatrical and entirely unforgettable, the Band brings a diverse and crowd-winning playlist to get absolutely everybody on the dance floor. Generally, the Band performs two sets later in the evening often following the wedding breakfast/reception, dinner, buffet, auction, raffle, speeches, etc. Some adjustment to timings can be made on the night if, say, a longer break or no break would be beneficial to the party atmosphere.
For weddings, you do not need a DJ. We provide recorded music shortly after our sound engineer has the basic equipment setup. We play recorded music in the break and after we have finished. The recorded music can be from our MP3 device or from one you have setup yourself. Please note, we provide recorded music with no extra charge. There is no discount for not having recorded music. The Band arrives with its own sound equipment, sound engineer and lighting. You don't need to worry about technical details with The Curious LITTLE big Band, as the Band provides the full show under one roof.
Our show is far more interactive than you might expect. It demands more audience participation from the guests whether it's wearing costumes, hats and props to dancing, singing and even acting out the story in the song (e.g. Delilah – Tom Jones).
See below some typical timings for late evening parties. This is a rough guide and is not set in stone.
19:45 – Sound engineer begins setup
20:15 – Recorded music available if required
21:30 – First Set
22:15 – Break
22:30 – Second Set
23:15 – Finish. Packing up begins. Recorded music if required.
Please consider the Band in your food and drink plans. Members of the Band could be away from home from 4pm to 2am for a typical Saturday evening gig. If you are providing food then please consider adding the Band to your numbers. We prefer to eat during the break or after we have finished the show.
A supply of drinks would be desirable including beer, water, soft drinks, tea & coffee. Please note we are a 7 piece band with a sound engineer and a stage manager/front of house manager (9 people).
"Amazing job, you rocked!"
Looking for bands for hire in Moreton in Marsh? The Curious LITTLE big Band is the premium wedding and function band to hire in the Moreton in Marsh area. Also, one of the best bands to hire for parties, a corporate event, a festival and special occasions requiring audience participation and a theatrical show.
From a family gathering of 100 guests to a festival audience of 2,500 and more, the Band's versatility, theatricality and stunning musicianship guarantees you and your guests a fabulous event with the dance music and party music you love.
Dr Howard
Andy Hughes
Martin Milnes
Trumpet, Saxophone, Electronic Wind
What makes The Curious LITTLE big Band such a special wedding band? It's not just their outstanding musicianship or their perfect track record. It's the Band's remarkable ability to get the party started right from the first note, something few bands can achieve.
Moreton in Marsh's best wedding band, The Curious LITTLE big Band skilfully crafts their performance on the night to get the best possible response from your guests. The result is a fun-packed night of dancing for your guests and a fantastically successful and memorable celebration for you.
Henry Blackaller
Rupert Irving
"Superb performance every time. Love them!"
"Our guests just love you, such a fun night"
Cotswold Water Park Spring BallDe Vere Cotswold Water Park Hotel
- This is a fabulous evening with a sparkling wine reception, three course dinner with wines, after dinner entertainment from The Barn Academy, the amazing ArcMagic magician, charity auction and dancing to the incomparable The Curious Little Big Band.
- A night to remember!
- Tickets for the 2019 Cotswold Water Park Ball are £60 each.
- Tables of 10 people are available for £550 before 14th December 2018.
- CWP Members can order up to 2 tickets at a discounted price of £55 per ticket.
Cotswold Water Park Spring BallDe Vere Cotswold Water Park Hotel
- This is a fabulous evening with a sparkling wine reception, three course dinner with wines, after dinner entertainment from The Barn Academy, the amazing ArcMagic magician, charity auction and dancing to the incomparable The Curious Little Big Band.
- A night to remember!
- Tickets for the 2019 Cotswold Water Park Ball are £60 each.
- Tables of 10 people are available for £550 before 14th December 2018.
- CWP Members can order up to 2 tickets at a discounted price of £55 per ticket.
Cotswold Water Park Spring BallDe Vere Cotswold Water Park Hotel
- This is a fabulous evening with a sparkling wine reception, three course dinner with wines, after dinner entertainment from The Barn Academy, the amazing ArcMagic magician, charity auction and dancing to the incomparable The Curious Little Big Band.
- A night to remember!
- Tickets for the 2019 Cotswold Water Park Ball are £60 each.
- Tables of 10 people are available for £550 before 14th December 2018.
- CWP Members can order up to 2 tickets at a discounted price of £55 per ticket.
"You did a great job, they loved it, you held the whole night together."
From a duo to a full on, interactive, theatrical experience!.
The guys of The Curious Little Big Band really know how to whip the crowd into a frenzy with lead singer and guitarist Miles Guerrini not only hitting the right (and sometimes very high) notes but also revealing evidence of his theatrical showmanship and great sense of fun.
In 2008 Miles Guerrini and Russell Blackaller got together to perform as a duo. Russell Blackaller was Head of Performance Arts Kingshill School and director of countless shows – but he's now turned professional director and lends CLBB his piano and accordion skills. Miles Guerrini sang around the world and in London's West End musicals before moving to Gloucestershire, and spares no opportunity to dress up and explore his theatrical roots.
A year later, two more musicians came into the Band. Andy Hughes has played in many bands as a Drummer/Singer. He lived in Spain as a cabaret singer from 2005-2007, performing mainly in restaurants, bars and entertaining for cabaret shows. He is now firmly based in the UK playing with The Curious LITTLE big Band and The Slammers. Guy Guerrini, (yes, brother of Miles) previously Head of Music at Kingshill School but now at Gordano School, Portishead, flexes his muscles on sax, keyboard, guitar and vocals.
In December 2013 the Band became a 5-piece with the addition of bass player Nigel Baylis. Later the bass position was shared with Henry Blackaller, son of Russell. With Henry travelling the world and now at university, Simon Messenger now supplies the groovy bass line.
In the Summer of 2014 Martin Milnes created a "bolt on" horn section with two other musicians. This addition is a rare treat these days and has transformed the sound from action packed to sublime. The horn section is Martin Milnes on Trumpet, Saxophones and Akai EWI 5000, and Howard Rigby on Saxophones. It is now fully integrated into the Band.
Also appearing in our line-up from time to time is our dep drummer Rupert Irving. Rupert has played several gigs with the Band including Glastonbury Festival 2016. Rupert trained as an opera singer.
This talented band of musicians and performers provide a brilliant, mixed playlist which has wide appeal and they deliver every song with maximum energy and impact. Combined with some considerable humour and a strong storytelling element (enhanced by the use of various props and costumes!), they really hold the crowd's attention and keep everyone dancing and begging for more.
Miles, Russell, Andy, Guy, Simon, Martin and Howard (and sometimes Rupert) give a really committed and full on performance and will make any party go with a bang. Great musically, thoroughly entertaining and strongly recommended! "
This explosive seven piece band are bound to make you dance and laugh. They don't just play music: they have created a show, a musical journey that demands participation and draws in even the hardest of hearts. It's almost cabaret but the band is too accomplished to take a backseat to their unpredictable front man and knocks out track after track of dance floor filling classics (with a few moderns thrown in).
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Baseball Earns No. 8 National Seed; To Face SLU
Director of Digital Media
BATON ROUGE, La. – LSU will play host to the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional in Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field beginning at 2 p.m. CT Friday when the No. 1 seed Tigers meet No. 4 seed Southeastern Louisiana. No. 2 seed Houston will face No. 3 seed Bryant at 7 p.m. CT Friday in the second game of the four-team regional.
The regional continues Saturday and Sunday and, if necessary, will finish on Monday. The winner of the Baton Rouge Regional will face the winner of the Houston Regional, hosted by Rice University, in an NCAA Super Regional next weekend.
LSU is playing host to a regional for the 22nd time in school history. All games of the regional may be viewed at ESPN3.com.
Regional tickets are on sale to LSU baseball season ticket holders until 5 p.m. CT on Tuesday, May 27. Regional ticket booklets, good for all games, are $100 (suites and Champion's Club), $75 (gold field box, gold grandstand and grandstand) and $50 (bleachers and standing room only). All parking passes are $60.
Season ticket holders who selected the will-call option will be able to begin picking up their tickets at the LSU Ticket Office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, May 26 through Thursday, May 29 at the LSU Athletic Ticket Office. The Alex Box Stadium hours beginning on Friday will be determined once game times have been set.
Any available all-session booklets will go on sale to the general public Thursday, May 29, at 8 a.m. Any available individual-session tickets will go on sale to the general public Friday morning at 8 a.m.
Game 7 tickets will not go on-sale unless necessary after the conclusion of Game 6. On-sale information will be announced after Game 6 if necessary. Individual session tickets are $10.
Gates will open two hours prior to the first game each day, and the stadium will be cleared between games.
LSU fans are encouraged to sign up for Geaux-Mail for e-mail alerts regarding ticket availability should a public on-sale be available. Fans are encouraged to check the LSU Ticket Marketplace beginning Thursday afternoon for tickets put on sale by season ticket holders who may not be able to attend some of the games.
Ticket Forwarding will also available for fans to electronically transfer their tickets to other fans.
The LSU Athletics Ticket Office is open this week from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. For more information, visit http://www.lsutix.net/ or call 225.578.2184.
The NCAA Baseball Tournament consists of 16 four-team, double-elimination Regionals to be played at campus sites from May 30 through June 2. The 16 winners advance to best-of-three Super Regional series from June 6-9, typically played at the home of the higher-seeded team. The eight winners advance to the double-elimination College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska, starting June 14.
NCAA Regional Schedule
Baton Rouge, La.
Alex Box Stadium
All times Central and subject to change
Friday, May 30
Game 1 - 2 p.m. - #4 seed Southeastern Louisiana vs. #1 seed LSU
Game 2 - 7 p.m. - #3 seed Bryant vs. #2 seed Houston
Saturday, May 31
Game 3 - 2 p.m. - Game 1 Loser vs. Game 2 Loser
Game 4 - 7 p.m. - Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner
Sunday, June 1
Game 5 – 2 p.m. - Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Loser
Game 6 – 7 p.m. - Game 4 Winner vs. Game 5 Winner
Monday, June 2
Game 7 – 7 p.m. - Game 6 Winner vs. Game 6 Loser (if necessary)
NCAA Baseball National Seeds
1. Oregon St.
2. Florida
3. Virginia
4. Indiana
5. Florida St.
6. Louisiana-Lafayette
NCAA Regional Pairings
(national seeds in parenthesis; All times Central and subject to change)
Corvallis, Ore.
4 North Dakota St. vs. (1) 1 Oregon St., 10 p.m. ESPNU
3 UC Irvine vs. 2 UNLV, 4 p.m. ESPN3
Stillwater, Okla.
3 Cal St. Fullerton vs. 2 Nebraska, noon ESPNU
4 Binghamton vs. 1 Oklahoma St., 6 p.m. ESPN3
Houston, Texas
4 George Mason vs. 1 Rice, 7 p.m. ESPN3
3 Texas A&M vs. 2 Texas, 3 p.m. ESPNU
Baton Rouge, La.
4 Southeastern Louisiana vs. (8) 1 LSU, 2 p.m. ESPN3
3 Bryant vs. Houston, 7 p.m. ESPN3
Tallahassee, Fla.
4 Georgia Southern vs. (5) 1 Florida St., 5 p.m. ESPN3
3 Kennesaw St. vs. 2 Alabama, 11 a.m. ESPN3
Louisville, Ky.
4 Kent St. vs. 1 Louisville, 5 p.m. ESPN3
3 Kansas vs. 2 Kentucky, 1 p.m. ESPN3
Nashville, Tenn.
4 Xavier vs. 1 Vanderbilt, 7 p.m. ESPN3
3 Clemson vs. 2 Oregon, noon ESPN3
Bloomington, Ind.
4 Youngstown St. vs. (4) 1 Indiana, 6 p.m. ESPN3
3 Stanford vs. 2 Indiana St., 1 p.m. ESPN3
Gainesville, Fla.
4 College of Charleston vs. (2) 1 Florida, 6 p.m. ESPN3
3 North Carolina vs. 2 Long Beach St., noon ESPN3
Coral Gables, Fla.
4 Bethune-Cookman vs. 1 Miami (Fla.), 6 p.m. ESPN3
3 Columbia vs. 2 Texas Tech, 1 p.m. ESPN3
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
4 Sacramento St. vs. 1 Cal Poly, 8 p.m. ESPN3
3 Pepperdine vs. 2 Arizona St., 3 p.m. ESPN3
Fort Worth, Texas
4 Siena vs. (7) 1 TCU, 7 p.m. ESPN3
3 Sam Houston St. vs. 2 Dallas Baptist, 2:30 p.m. ESPN3
Lafayette, La.
4 Jackson St. vs. (6) 1 UL-Lafayette, 6 p.m. ESPN3
3 San Diego St. vs. 2 Mississippi St., 1 p.m. ESPN3
Oxford, Miss.
4 Jacksonville St. vs. 1 Ole Miss, 7 p.m. ESPN3
3 Georgia Tech vs. 2 Washington, 3 p.m. ESPN3
Columbia, S.C.
4 Campbell vs. 1 South Carolina, 6 p.m. ESPN3
3 Old Dominion vs. 2 Maryland, noon ESPN3
Charlottesville, Va.
4 Bucknell vs. (3) 1 Virginia, 1 p.m. ESPN3
3 Liberty vs. 2 Arkansas, 6 p.m. ESPNU
Quotes following the NCAA Selection Show
LSU coach Paul Mainieri
On receiving a national seed…
"I know that the selection committee has the toughest job in the world. In my opinion, there is no doubt that we deserved that national seed. If you look at our full body of work, we were 17-11-1 in the league. When you add the four SEC tournament games, we are 21-11-1 in the toughest conference in the country. We had more overall wins and fewer losses than any other team in the league. Obviously Florida deserved a national seed. I just didn't feel like anyone else in our conference deserved one over us. I'm not apologizing for getting it. I think we definitely deserved it and we are playing as good as anyone in the country right now. We are happy to get the national seed. I thought we had done enough for a host site, but you never know for sure. We are extremely proud and happy to have the national seed. At the same time, being awarded the national seed doesn't matter unless you win the first weekend."
On winning a championship…
"I just love the idea of a team going to bed at night and knowing that when they wake up they will be playing for a championship. Not many athletes get to experience something like that. It takes some experience to do that. You can get nervous when you experience it for the first time. I'm very proud of the fact that we've played well in tournaments. It has become a tradition at LSU for our players to rise to the occasion in the biggest games of the year."
On LSU's success in recent weeks…
"I think it's a process that we go through. The season is a grind and there are bound to be some valleys. I think a coach earns his paycheck during the tough times. When we went through that tough stretch in March, it was the toughest time to believe in your players. You keep the players believing in themselves and telling them the days will get better. When they do, then they end up playing to their potential. There is nothing magical. Sometimes it takes time to develop."
On LSU's eight-game win streak…
"This kind of reminds me of our 2008 team. We've made a big jump in the last couple of weeks. The guys have played such great baseball in every facet of the game. All of a sudden it seems that everyone is fitting in to their role. It gives them confidence knowing when they will be used."
Sean McMullen, DH/OF
On getting a national seed…
"I am just very proud of my teammates and all that we have been through. With 56 games it is a very long season and one of your biggest goals is to be a national seed. You can't think about Omaha, you have to worry about what you can control. You have to put yourself in the position to get the national seed. I am just very proud of my teammates"
On the team coming together at the right time…
"We really haven't changed our approach about anything. I think that we have just found our confidence. We have figured out our roles and how we can contribute to this team. It is working out for us and it has been a lot of fun. The fans are so great, there is a lot of love and of course that is very helpful for us."
On the challenge of Southeastern Louisiana…
"We are not going to take Southeastern lightly by any means. They have a very good ball club. They are coming in with a lot of momentum after winning their conference championship. I know they are going to come in here and compete. They have a lot of talent."
On his game-winning home run in SEC Tournament championship game …
"It was definitely a very special moment. It was almost surreal. There has been so much love and support from my family and friends. It was an incredible moment. People were reaching out to me. I just have to thank God for that because I am definitely very blessed."
On his anxiousness to play…
"I wish we could get out there today. We have a lot of preparing to do. We know that Southeastern and all of the other teams in the regional are going to come out with a lot of fire and a lot of excitement. It is our job to take care of what we can control, which is Southeastern on Friday."
Aaron Nola, RHP
On getting a national seed…
"We all thought we had it, but once they announced the number 7, my heart started racing. When we showed up on the board it was almost like all of the weight was lifted off of our shoulders. It is awesome to get to be a national seed. This is our third year in a row as a national seed since I have been here. Getting it definitely gives you an advantage by being able to play in your home stadium."
On facing Southeastern Louisiana …
"They are a good team, they have some great arms. They are going to come out ready to play. Regionals are not easy. We have to be ready to play and take control of our game. We need to keep our focus. If you lose one you have to beat a team twice. That is why regionals are so tough. You have to stay focused."
On the 17 shutouts recorded by LSU this season…
"I remember getting 10 and beating and tying the school record. I think the NCAA record is 25, and we are slowly getting there. We have 17 and hopefully we can get some more."


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Building corporations one step at a time
Business incubator plays a steady hand in local economic development
A. Sue Weisler
About a mile down the road from the RIT campus, tucked away in a nondescript office building—brick, of course—lies a resource that could play a key role in jump-starting the Rochester economy.
Venture Creations, RIT's business incubator, is home to 24 start-up companies.
Most were founded by members of the RIT community. All are being enriched by the RIT community.
"RIT understands the role it has in the economic development of our community," says Bill Jones, the interim director of Venture Creations. "Venture Creations is a big part of that. We're using RIT's assets to help companies achieve success."
Few understand how valuable those RIT assets can be more than Jerry Horton, president of Sweetwater Energy—one of 10 companies that are part of Venture Creations' Clean Energy Incubator division.
Horton's original vision was to create an ethanol refinery complex. He discussed his plan with Richard DeMartino, director of RIT's Simone Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, who was concerned that Horton's plan may be overly ambitious.
"He [DeMartino] thought I was trying to do too much," Horton says. "He encouraged me to work where my core knowledge is. So he connected me with two MBA students who helped me revise my business plan."
Together, Horton and the two students realized the true value proposition Horton possessed was in his ability to produce liquid feedstock that could be sold to ethanol producers. Sweetwater Energy, a company that produces fermentable sugars that can be used to make ethanol, jet fuel and bio-chemicals, was formed.
"We felt that my background in food processing fit more into producing sugary feedstock than ethanol. And it significantly reduced the amount of capital I was going to need," says Horton, who then worked with RIT's Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies to develop a manufacturing process.
Since then, Sweetwater Energy has grown from two unpaid employees to having 11 employees on the payroll.
"And that includes some pretty hefty salaries," Horton adds.
Sweetwater serves as an example of how the knowledge, experience and skill-sets of the RIT community can advance a business, says Jones. That's one of the primary reasons why Jones is actively recruiting new businesses in the areas of sustainability, imaging, bio-x and software—areas in which RIT possesses tremendous resources and expertise.
"We're focused on technology, but we're being even more specific than that—we're focusing on RIT technology," Jones says. "We want there to be a synergy between what we do at the incubator and what is happening on campus."
Jones is implementing a system in which eight of the incubator's 24 companies "graduate" each year and become independent. That will open the door for eight new businesses to enter Venture Creations annually. Those businesses will be in the later stages of their development, at a point where they already have a prototype built or tested that proves their concept.
"We want businesses who are ready to begin pushing commercialization because that directly drives job creation," Jones says.
Preference is given to members of the RIT family, but outsiders like Horton will continue to be sought as well. Every new business, however, will build a strong tie with the RIT campus—whether through RIT research and technology, or student co-ops.
Those relationships, coupled with the assistance Jones provides and the informal networking that occurs with other incubator businesses, make the Venture Creations experience invaluable, says Horton.
"When you're starting a business, there are so many things that you have no idea about…legalities, insurance, things like that," he says. "At the incubator, we learn from each other, we help each other. It's like one big family."
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 23, 2013
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MEDORA B The French aristocrat and cattle baron, the Marquis de Mores, will appear at the Chateau de Mores State Historic Site the weekend of August 10-11. Portrayed by Lance Rustand in the popular History Alive! program, the Marquis will share his dreams of a beef empire in the frontier Medora of the 1880s. He will welcome visitors to the veranda of the Chateau at 10:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. (MT).
Born June 14, 1858, the Marquis de Mores was from a family of Spanish, Italian, and French nobility. He came to Dakota Territory in 1883 to find fortune in the cattle industry. He planned to slaughter range cattle at the town he named after his wife, Medora, then ship dressed meat east in refrigerated rail cars and provide urban consumers with a better-quality product. Investing millions in his dream, he built a packing plant, bought cattle and land, and employed cowboys and workers. He built the chateau as a summer home.
When the Marquis's meat-packing project collapsed in 1886, his commercial empire did as well. The meat-packing plant at Medora burned in 1907. Its smokestack still stands east of the Little Missouri River, in Chimney Park, part of the De Mores State Historic Site.
History Alive! programs explore the lives and times of decades gone by, combining theater arts with history. The 20-minute monologues are based on original letters, diaries and other documents, many from the archives of the State Historical Society of North Dakota
For more information, contact the Chateau de Mores State Historic Site at 701.623.4355 or the State Historical Society of North Dakota at 701.328.2666, or visit the agency web site at www.history.nd.gov.
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On Monday the BCCI announced the list of players selected for the West Indies tour.
It will start immediately after the ICC Champions Trophy and the squad playing in the UK has been retained. The Tri-Series also features Sri Lanka and will be held from June 28 and July 11.
BCCI selectors had already shortlisted a 21 member list back in May for the same series. The other six members who have now been dropped from the side are Manoj Tiwary, Praveen Kumar, Mohammed Shami Ahmed, Ambati Rayudu, Rahul Sharma and Gautam Gambhir.
After the side's impressive performance in the on-going ICC Champions Trophy, the selectors have decided to go with the current squad.
This intent from the selectors is an indication of things to come and also means that there is no place for Gambhir, Yuvraj, Sehwag and Zaheer.
Sehwag's last ODI was against Pakistan earlier this year, but was dropped because of a dip in form.
Yuvraj played the series against England that came after facing Pakistan and was dropped for similar reasons. Zaheer Khan has been out with injury and has not played a game since August last year.
Gambhir has also been dropped as the selectors do not want to tamper with the starting pair of Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma who have produced some great openers for the team in the Champions Trophy group stage games.
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Feb. 12, 2011
NORTHRIDGE, CA - Cal State Northridge's Jasmine Erving scored a game-high 35 points and the host Matadors outscored Cal State Fullerton in the paint, 42-18, en route to a 71-65 victory over the Titans on Saturday evening at The Matadome in Northridge.
The loss was the third straight for Fullerton, which fell to 8-17 overall and 4-8 in Big West Conference play. Northridge, which entered the game 0-10 at home and losers of 16 consecutive games on its home court, won for only the third time this season in improving to 3-22 overall and 3-9 in league play.
Junior Megan Richardson scored a team-high 24 points - 15 of those in the second half - and grabbed eight rebounds to lead a quartet of Titan starters in double figures. Sophomore Lauren Bushong, who was making her first career start, and senior Lyndsey Grove added 12 points apiece while freshman Yvont'e Neal finished with 10 points.
The four combined for all but seven of the team's 65 points on the night.
Erving hit 15-of-28 from the field and grabbed eight rebounds to lead all players, accounting for over half of the team's made field goals (28) on the night. In two games against Fullerton this season, Erving is averaging 34.5 ppg and shooting just over 49 percent (29-for-59) from the field.
Violet Alama also finished with a double-double of 17 points and a game-high 11 rebounds for the Matadors, who shot 47 percent in the second half and used a late run midway through the second half to pull away for the win.
After taking a one-point lead into the locker room at the break, Northridge used a 10-3 run out of the gates to start the second half, building an eight-point, 34-26, advantage just three minutes in.
However, the Titans' offense finally found a groove, exploding for a 19-9 run over the next five-plus minutes, capped by a basket inside by Grove that gave Fullerton only its second lead of the game at 45-43 with just over 11 minutes to play.
That would elicit a huge response from the Matadors' offense as Alama nailed a three-pointer out of a Northridge timeout that sparked the decisive 16-6 spurt over the next five minutes, giving the Matadors their largest lead of the game at 60-51 with six minutes to play and they never looked back.
Fullerton got to within four points twice in the closing minutes, hitting 7-of-9 from the line to close out the game, but the Titans struggled from the floor in the final six minutes, going just 3-for-11 from the floor and 1-of-8 from three-point range in that stretch.
Northridge shot 38 percent for the game to Fullerton's 33 percent and the Matadors outrebounded the Titans by a 48-44 count - including 18-13 on the offensive end.
Fullerton, which plays three of its final four games at home to close out the regular season, returns to the court on Thursday (Feb. 17) at 7 p.m. as the Titans host UC Santa Barbara.


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Friday, October 9, 2009
Bernice Bobs Her Hair, or The Story of How Land Girl Went Loco for Coco (Chanel, that is)
23 comments:
- ~Tessa~Scoffs said...
I knew right away which Bernice you meant! Did you know that there was a short film made of it years ago starring Shelley Duvall? It's lovely.
- October 9, 2009 at 7:40 PM
- The Glamorous Housewife said...
I adore your hair! It looks beautiful. It really suits you.
Thanks doll,
The Glamorous Housewife
- October 9, 2009 at 8:50 PM
- Ms. B said...
Lovely outfit and I love your hair as well!!!
- October 9, 2009 at 10:38 PM
- Frollein von Sofa said...
that's a wonderful modern 20ies look ! perfect for that movie ! I'll go to amazon right away to get this short story....it sounds wonderful !
- October 10, 2009 at 2:57 AM
- Miss Matilda said...
I envy your hair and your look here, delightful.
- October 10, 2009 at 4:04 AM
- AlohaAroha said...
It's adorable - and yes, I got the reference right away!
- October 10, 2009 at 6:18 AM
- Elsie said...
Great look on you! I also got the Bernice reference immediately, don't worry.
- October 10, 2009 at 9:48 AM
- Andi B. Goode said...
I love your hair!!
-Andi x
- October 10, 2009 at 10:04 AM
I love your new haircut! ...wish I could where my hair like that, too, but it looks terrible on me =(
- October 10, 2009 at 10:07 AM
- Yesterday Girl said...
Wow, your hair looks perfect! Absolutely gorgeous as always x
- October 10, 2009 at 2:54 PM
- Kelley Anne said...
Oh I love your hair! Its very becoming and goes so well with that outfit. Great use of a vest:)
- October 10, 2009 at 6:20 PM
- lauren said...
i think your hair looks fantastic, it looks very 1920s, and your outfits? perfect for the Chanel film. i cannot WAIT until it comes out here next week!
- October 10, 2009 at 7:18 PM
- loni said...
I love your hair! perfect.
- October 10, 2009 at 7:39 PM
- laurakitty said...
You're haircut suits you very well- you might not think it's perfect, but I can't see a single thing wrong with it.
- October 10, 2009 at 8:03 PM
- Pretty Little Pictures said...
Oh wow, look at your hair!! Its perfect, I love it. Now all you need is a little cloche.
- October 11, 2009 at 8:49 PM
- AmorAlaVintage said...
Your new haircut looks beautiful the way you've styled it! It fits you like a glove :) Can't wait to see what else you try with it!
- October 12, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- Jessica Cangiano said...
I got your wonderful blog reference right away - so cute! :) Just as you are...as a button, in your wonderful new haircut. It suits you beautifully, honey!
Have a joyful Thanksgiving, sweet friend!
♥ Jessica
- October 12, 2009 at 2:22 AM
- Maggi said...
Your outfit is perfect and your hair is fabulous!
- October 12, 2009 at 9:42 AM
I absolutely LOVE the hair! It really suits your facial structure (high cheekbones, etc).
- October 12, 2009 at 10:26 AM
- Kristin said...
I love your 'do! Tres chic!
- October 12, 2009 at 4:53 PM
- LandGirlontheHomeFront said...
Thank you all so much! I had an initial day of post-haircut remorse, but now I'm loving it. Glad you think it suits! xoxo.
- October 13, 2009 at 7:28 PM
- minishoes1 said...
You look adorable! The dog is cute too! I will have to check out the bernice reference.
- October 20, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- Jitterbugdoll said...
I love your new hairstyle--it suits you so well!
- October 22, 2009 at 8:00 PM


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Anthony J. Parisi - Born and raised in New Rochelle, NY, Anthony is a graduate of Parsons School of design where he received his BFA in illustration. Anthony, an award-winning caricaturist, likes to think of himself as a "face specialist", but also has a knack for stylizing the human form to give one dimensional figures the illusion of fluidity and motion. Anthony's past sixteen years as an art director, and keen sense of humor gives him an added advantage to be a conceptual illustrator, and just an all round good egg to work with. Anthony currently lives in West Deptford, NJ with his wife Mary & Daughters Marisa and Melody.
When he is not illustrating, Anthony can be found writing and recording original music in home recording studio, and drawing caricatures of poor unsuspecting passers by while out with friends.
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Bedford Blues v London Scottish
Bedford Blues started 2014 in the best possible fashion with a 21-13 win over high-flying London Scottish at Goldington Road on New Year's Day. The weather may have suited ducks better but early tries from Mike Le Bourgeois and Nick Fenton-Wells helped Bedford establish a 15-3 half-time lead with James Pritchard – who, during the match, became the Blues all-time leading point scorer - kicking a conversion and a penalty to Lee Millar's solitary penalty.
Bedford kept up the pressure in the second half and never looked in danger of conceding a try until Paul Tupai was sent off in the 62nd minute after an incident at a London Scottish driving maul. The visitors scored immediately to move within two points, but Pritchard saw out the game with two late penalties to deny the visitors a losing bonus point.
With rain tumbling and the wind swirling 20 minutes before kick-off, you could have forgiven the Goldington Road faithful for thinking twice about venturing outside but those that did were treated to a fine spectacle of a game which had everything.
Bedford seemed pumped and ready to go when the ref got the game underway and it was clear from the offset that keeping the Exiles pinned back in their own half was the aim of the game. Some fine tactical kicking from Mark Atkinson did just that and the visitors found it difficult to get out of their own 22.
The slippery conditions meant that there were several spills of the ball from kicks and passes while the gusty conditions saw more than one lineout ball go astray. But when the ball was in hand it was a case of making the right decision and Bedford did just that in the 12th minute when the ball came down the line to Atkinson who sent a perfect grubber kick over the try line with Le Bourgeois pouncing first and Pritchard adding the extras.
The kicking game led to another Blues attack moments later when Atkinson again sent a high one which London Scottish fullback Jim Thompson couldn't collect. A scrum followed the knock on and then a loud blast of the ref's whistle saw the visitors penalised and Atkinson sent the ball to touch in the Exiles 22. From there it was a try for the forwards. Wave after wave of pick and go rugby followed before Fenton-Wells crashed over on the left wing. There was no conversion but 12-0 looked good after 18 minutes.
London Scottish fly half Lee Millar pulled three points back after the Blues were penalised at a driving maul and despite a missed penalty attempt from Atkinson a minute before the interval, Pritchard restored the 12 point lead with a straight-forward penalty as the clock struck 40.
Going down the slope in the second half, Bedford continued to look confident in their abilities and didn't give up much ground to the visitors. Pritchard missed a penalty attempt in the 46th minute and then Millar hit one of his own five minutes later to make the score 15-6. Pritchard again could quite find the range with a 54th minute effort but then the game turned on its head for the Blues.
London Scottish had gained possession of the ball following a lineout in the Blues 22 and their packs had worked hard to make some ground. Bedford's forwards rallied to try and prevent the attack but something sparked off between Tupai and the Exiles prop Eric Fry. Fists were raised and, after a consultation with the assistant referee, the red card was shown to Tupai.
The ball went to the Blues five metre line and from the resulting lineout Mark Bright trundled his way over to score with a fine conversion from Millar making it 15-13.
Knowing the battle upfront was an important one, Corey Hircock – who had played well throughout the game – was sacrificed with Ben Gulliver making up the numbers in the scrum. Despite being down to 14, the Blues continued to frustrate the opposition and started to collect more and more penalties. Atkinson missed a drop goal attempt, but the Blues had the advantage so Pritchard chipped the ball over to make it 18-13.
With time ticking away and the Blues setting up camp in the Scottish half, the visitors were again penalised and Pritchard took full advantage to see 80 minutes appear on the referees whistle before sending the ball over the uprights and denying London Scottish a losing bonus point.
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I just wanted to create a topic about this subject, because the single FX stack (which is not a stack by the way) just gave me an enormous headache.
I think that the multiple fx stack is a pretty good answer to the newcomers that complain about the destructive nature of tvpaint. Since tvpaint saves the multiple fx stack, anything can still be changed as long as the original sources (layers and projects) are saved too.
"Single FX" in the stack
A forum where you can suggest which features can be deleted or merged with other options.
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You ask Single FX yes or No ?
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i wont like the FX Single -Stack. Yes
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Business Overhead Expense Insurance
Business overhead expense insurance is a type of disability insurance that's designed to protect your business if you become disabled. Specifically, it provides monthly payments to your business for a specified period of time so that your business can meet its routine expenses and remain open while you're disabled. Though you're the insured under the policy, the business is the owner and the beneficiary.
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Keep in mind that business overhead expense insurance doesn't replace the personal disability insurance you need to have--it supplements your personal coverage. While a personal disability policy replaces a portion of your own income if you become disabled, business overhead expense insurance covers the routine expenses that your business may incur during your disability. Your personal disability policy pays benefits to you; your business receives the benefits under the business overhead expense insurance policy.
What's covered?
Business expenses eligible for reimbursement usually include:
Lease, rent, or mortgage payments
Loan and mortgage interest
Utilities and telephone
Laundry, janitorial, and maintenance services
Accounting and legal services
Professional trade dues and subscriptions
Automobile expenses
Employee benefits
Employee salaries (but not your salary)
Salary for a professional replacement for your position (depends on policy)
Equipment depreciation
Equipment lease payments
Insurance premiums
Other fixed expenses normally incurred in running the business
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Your salary
Salaries of family members hired after the onset of your disability
Salaries of any other co-owners who are members of your profession or occupation (e.g., your business partner in a medical or legal practice)
Benefit period is subject to time limits
There are two important time periods to keep in mind: the elimination period and the coverage period. The elimination period is a waiting period between the start of your disability and the start of benefit payment. The elimination period is commonly 30, 60, or 90 days. The coverage period is the maximum length of time that benefit payments will be made, usually 12, 18, or 24 months. Benefit payments begin after the elimination period and continue for the length of your disability or the coverage period, whichever is less. You choose both the elimination period and the coverage period when you buy the policy. The longer elimination periods have a lower premium.
Benefit can vary and are subject to a monthly maximum
During the coverage period, the policy will reimburse your business each month for its overhead expenses up to a certain amount, known as the monthly benefit. When you buy the policy, you select the monthly benefit based on your business's normal monthly expenses. Generally, the actual monthly payment is equal to the amount of your business's actual expenses or the amount of your monthly benefit, whichever is less. Keep in mind that expenses can vary from month to month, so the actual amount paid each month can also vary.
Some policies allow your business to carry from one month to the next the difference between its actual expenses and the monthly benefit. If the monthly expenses are lower than the monthly benefit, your business will accumulate extra funds to offset months when its monthly expenses exceed the monthly benefit. Some policies will pay benefits past the end of the coverage period until the balance you're carrying forward is depleted. Since several methods can be used to pay benefits, check with your insurance agent.
Tax issues
Even though you're the insured party under the policy, the business owns the policy and pays the premium. The premium payments that the business makes are deductible as a business expense. As a result, any benefits that the company receives under the policy are treated as taxable income. This taxable income is offset when the business uses the benefit payments to pay deductible business (operating) expenses.
How can you buy business overhead expense insurance?
Call several reputable companies to compare rates and offerings, and the financial strength of the insurance company. Premiums will be based on your age, health, type of business, and the amount of coverage you want to buy.
To buy this coverage, you'll need to go through both medical and financial underwriting, as you do when applying for a disability income policy. An experienced agent can help you find the best policy for your circumstances.
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Towards operational abduction from a cognitive perspective. Bruza, Peter D.; Cole, R. J.; Song, Dawei; Bari, Z. Abdul (Oxford Journals http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/jigpal/jzk012, 2006-03)BRUZA, P. D., COLE, R. J., SONG, D. and BARI, Z. Towards operational abduction from a cognitive perspective. Logic Journal, 14 (2), pp. 161-177.Diminishing awareness is a consequence of the information explosion: disciplines are becoming increasingly specialized; individuals and groups are becoming ever more insular. This article considers how awareness can be ...


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Michael Fassbender: Rise of an actor
Coveted by Hollywood, celebrated by all the critics, the actor multiplies prestigious collaborations. For the first issue of Obsession, he agreed to do a striptease in reverse and took the time to engage
By Philippe Azoury
Do you remember what was your initial motivation in wanting to try an acting career? It was the recognition? Success?
Work hard. I wanted to prove I was good at something. I was young, I was 17, I wanted to score, do not end up swallowed by the newspaper. I fantasized about Brando, De Niro ...
The American press nicknamed you today "the English Brando" ...
I take. Definitely. I do not know if that's true, but I can not get angry with a label like that, you'd do it, you? Brando, De Niro were my idols, teen. So of course, the comparison just crushes me.
The other goal was almost - I will not say it so pompous, but ... - philosophical. I mean that at 17 I found it strange that the Irish school does not teach the rudiments of philosophy. It's not that I am an avid reader of Kant, but I thought that being an actor, I could learn more about how we react to each other in different situations. This kind of behaviorist philosophy that continues to guide me. It is this knowledge which then opened my appetite Shame is an exciting movie from this point of view then. I go out haunted by Brandon. The press said, "nudity, nudity. "Seriously, this is the thing that is more incidental in this film. A mere detail compared with what the fucking movie tells you about what being a man in 2012. Try to understand why he can not get the enjoyment that removing the idea of love and commitment, how this commitment then haunts him, scares him, cut his legs. This is a movie that made me move.
You mentioned Keith Moon just now at lunch. Music plays a big part in your life or in your preparation?
Yes, considerably. The music was forwarded to me by my parents, my older sister (Katherine, she is a neurologist in Sacramento, it's a good guy), I touched the piano, guitar, I even considered teen to become a musician, but the fact is that I was not good, so that I preferred to take another route, which was the theater. I felt more capable as an actor. But something stayed because every time I have to prepare a scene or working on a script that I give, I always think in music, I measure the scene according to the movement so the tempo, I can see how stakeholders will work together, talk together, and I see it as a group where everyone would play a different instrument. Rehearsals are like jams, but the temperature is different when the camera rolls, it's like being in the studio to record an album. Finally, I guess ...
I can imagine your work with Steve McQueen exactly like that too: two musicians who understand the look and play the same partition ...
Steve is actually very musical. I saw some scenes directing, eyes closed, headphones on the ears ... He knew just by listening to us if we were right or wrong. It has a very clear idea of what he wants but he says the reality is advancing in the dark both - we work in the dark, we start simple, no frills, we just try to understand the geography of the room in which it is. It tries to capture the feeling of arriving at a time when we feel something tangible, we take the stage, it is the climate of the film. Sean Bobbitt, who is behind the camera, this collaboration complements extrasensory. Him, he starts with the camera a sort of dance, it measures the distance between each other, it seeks its proper place. Then there are of course working with other actors, and I think when everyone tries to do his best, it is not necessary to talk too much before, but instead to see when so and so will enter your game and help you, what else is going to provoke you and who, in the scene, will surprise you in the end ... This is the challenge of a scene.
As time passes, each of your roles seems to confirm a hunch: you're a bit like a guinea pig. You test for us conflict situations ...
I'm glad you say that. I always worried for my characters and most of the temp, s people do not understand "why you worry so much, Michael? You do not confuse your life and that of your character. You play the scene and once back at the hotel, you become again that you were. "But that's just not, it's not interesting to do things in that direction. be an actor, it's not; be an actor, for me, is to experience a place, a situation. There is a kind of investigation, you canceled yourself and you go where the character is already: he is waiting for you. This is the actor who must try this place before transmitting. This is not the easiest way, believe me. Most of my work is in it. I do not see me arrive on a tray and tell the filmmaker: "I have not worked a, I have no idea about the role, but do not worry I'll give" Michael Fassbender: the Package ". I'll rely on my technique and good looks. "This is the reverse.
What do you like both the bike? Brands, spare parts or just draw?
Tracer. Definitely. What I like about the bike is that you're not "encapsulated". You're outside, you have this giddy feeling of danger in places, but who is also a sense of freedom, the feeling that the air penetrates you. You feel something cathartic with the world, it can sound a bit new age, but I do not care since yes, it happens something that is beyond me. That exceeds the risk. Just a feeling that life gives you when you drive the tracks. It cleans the past month to drive your car and plane. There is all this love between people on the road. People help each other a lot of bike. You meet lots of people well on the road. I really like it.
You live in London, not in Los Angeles ...
You know, the first city that symbolized for me the dream of being an actor, this is New York. My method comes from the books and writings of Stanislavski Lee Strasberg, the whole school of the Actors Studio. But for economic reasons, I started with London. Three years of school. But London is very expensive, I had not a cent at the time. Every six months, I moved to an apartment even cheaper. London was a nightmare at that time for me. Now I feel better. I rediscover London, I see what it is, compared to Los Angeles and New York, a place where you can take your time. L. A. I'm not happy. This life of car ... Me, I need streets, I need to walk. I need to see the seasons change. Fucking endless sunshine.
You play any sport?
It's been a year since I practice almost nothing. And I smoke more. It sucks. I would have to be careful to breath. I will resume. Of course, before I made a lot: everything comes to cardio (swimming, running, boxing) - which is a fascinating exercise because you focused on one thing and you try to exceed it. I love yoga. (Simone: Yeah!!!)
This is perfect for the belly, does not it? And you play with your belly ... In the famous dialogue of Hunger, since you're shirtless, you see that you hold on your breath ...
Good point. The scene had twenty-two minutes of non stop dialogue. We worked with Liam for two weeks. May then you hold on a pace almost binary. Seeing the scene, I saw what you describe: damn, my belly overplay. I did not see it. (Laughs)
At lunch, you said when you get a script, you think of the 10 players who would be better than you, but receive nothing because their name is not on the list ...
Because I've been waiting for years, and I saw some roles without the cast have any meaning - and I, meanwhile, I wiped the glasses in bars. Anyway, the industry should trust the filmmakers. A good director always manages its castings. Look at the casting films of Cronenberg or Kubrick.
Now I ask myself the opposite question: that of longevity. And I think that longevity in this business is also based on a sense of protection. Do not accept everything and anything. Do not abuse my picture. Not to tire the patience. Not to be pressed like a lemon. If I gave in to the hype, right now, I would only turn. It has developed in me the opposite reflex. I refuse, and even beautiful things: I just refuse Jarmusch and yet I love this guy, but I want to focus on my projects and prod box that I want to start this year, it is called DMC. So I probably will in the coming months, the next film by Steve McQueen to develop the mine, including the one I want to achieve.
Why do you throw yourself in the production, right now, rather than make the most of the score that is yours and can still grow?
Probably to get away once again. I always do this: zigzag. I surf. I like projects that are beyond the labels. Looks Tarantino, Inglourious Basterds, which can put a label on that movie? It bypasses the genres. I just do Soderbergh, this guy is going at full speed, it is now ten years since his own cinematographer, he goes to Ocean Girlfriend Experience. I like that freedom.
My biggest mistake would be to let the industry put a label on me. So I do things unexpected; not suicidal, because I want all this continues, and advance again, grow again. But why, we must surprise, take things speed, take risks. It is a moral biker in the background.


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There is no better time to embrace the athletic look we saw and loved on the runway, which not only scores in the "on trend" department, but also allows for comfortably eating chips and dip and cheering with abandon! Here are some winning pieces for the big game.
Look for a t-shirt that feels authentically worn-in and undeniably sporty. A faded number or logo on a soft, flattering knit tee looks cute paired with jeans or a flirtatious skirt. A horizontal stripe across the chest or on the arms can feel graphic and cool as well.
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Try a shrunken crewneck with a strong graphic or stripe in a heather gray, white, or red. Push the sleeves up and wear with anything from a denim pencil skirt to a baggy cropped trouser. You can further feminize the look with a sweet sandal and a splash of jewelry.
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- PLA The format for the All Committee Meeting on Sunday, July 12, 2009 will remain essentially the same. The change will be that there will be announcements and Communities of Practice will meet from 8:00-8:45, while Committees will meet from 8:45-11:00 (check with your chair for the time). Committees currently listed for the All Committee Meeting are the Budget and Finance Committee, the Endowment Task Force, the Every Child Ready to Read Evaluation Task Force, the Intellectual Freedom Advisory Group, the Leadership Task Force, the Legislative Advisory Group, and the PLDS Statistical Report Advisory Committee. All are welcome to come when doors open at 8:00 for coffee and conversation. The PLA Board of Directors will meet on Monday from 8-10 a.m. (the meeting space is reserved until 12) President's Program and Awards presentation (Monday, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.) information is in the Presidents' Programs section of the wiki. Download a list with room locations on plaspace.org: [1]


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(Top) Mike Frankovich, owner of NoHo Scooters with Jay Leno. (Bottom) Jay Leno wIth Kevin Mahoney, President of Royal Enfield USA.
When one of the oldest motorcycle brands in the world returned to California, it didn't take long for one of California's most famous automotive enthusiasts to take notice. World-famous comedian and host of NBC's Tonight Show, Jay Leno is equally well-known in automotive circles as an authority on classic vehicles and owner of one of the greatest collections of classic cars and motorcycles in the world. Leno recently took delivery on a 2011 Royal Enfield motorcycle, and today the famed comedian featured the modern Royal Enfield on Jay Leno's Garage – a website and online video series dedicated to Jay's impressive collection and automotive interests.
The new Royal Enfield was suggested for Leno's collection by Mike Frankovich, owner of NoHo Scooters, a popular scooter shop and Royal Enfield dealership in North Hollywood. When Royal Enfield re-entered the California market, Frankovich's NoHo Scooters was among the first dealerships in the state to carry the historic brand's new models. "My dad and Leno were friends for many years and I got to know many of the mechanics at his garage," explains Frankovich, "I was telling a mechanic about the new Royal Enfields and wondered aloud if Jay might be interested in one."
Before long, Frankovich and Royal Enfield USA Vice President Ron Greene found themselves on site at Leno's Big Dog Garage as several
Royal Enfield Bullets were delivered from NoHo Scooters for their debut on Jay Leno's Garage. "It was a genuine pleasure working with Mr. Leno and his team," Greene said after as filming wrapped up for the video feature. Greene also added, "Jay is a famous collector with famously discerning taste in classic automobiles. For that reason, I know he will enjoy his Royal Enfield and I couldn't be more pleased to welcome as a Royal Enfield owner."
A complete collection of photos and videos related to the Royal Enfield's arrival at the Big Dog Garage, including Jay Leno's test ride and review, debut today on the Jay Leno's Garage website. Full episode and image gallery are available online at www.jaylenosgarage.com.


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I have been a người hâm mộ of Người vận chuyển ever since I was a little boy, and to this day, it's one of my yêu thích franchises, ever...but, that doesn't mean the franchise is perfect. It has its fair share of problems that may chẻ, phân chia, split many people. However, if there's anything that both những người hâm mộ and non-fans can agree with, is that Michael Bay's Người vận chuyển phim chiếu rạp are awful.
I wanted to write down my thoughts on these phim chiếu rạp ever since I saw the trailer for Người vận chuyển 5: The Last Knight, I just didn't know what to write.
+ Angry Guard Dog: Underbite resembles some manner of hyper-stylized mecha-bulldog.
+ The Big Bad Wolf: Steeljaw, who has a lupine-like appearance.
+ Frogs and Toads: Springload, a Decepticon with frog-like features.
+ Giant Enemy Crab: Bisk, a Decepticon with a distinctly crustacean look, including eye stalks and snapping claws. Clampdown, on the other hand, is thêm of a literal example, lacking Bisk's humanoid shape and looking like a straight-up robot crab.
Optimus Prime: Peter Cullen
Bumblebee: Will Friedle
Strongarm: Constance Zimmer
Sideswipe: Darren Criss
Fixit: Mitchell Whitfield
Grimlock: Khary Payton
Jazz: Arif S Kinchen
Drift: Eric Bauza
Jetstorm & Slipstream: Roger Craig Smith
Underbite: Liam O'Brien
Steeljaw: Troy Baker
Hammerstrike: David Kaye
Bisk: Khary Payton
Chop Shop: David Hunt
Terrashock: Kevin Michael Richardson
Thunderhoof: Frank Stallone
Theory #1: Nemesis Prime
It's been years after Optimus Prime left Earth to find his creators. Ever since, Rodimus Prime, Optimus Prime's son, is leading the Autobots.
However, Optimus Prime quickly finds the Creators. They kidnap Optimus Prime and create a clone of Optimus Prime to destroy Earth.
Meanwhile, back on Earth, Rodimus Prime and the Autobots battle Galvatron and a new group of Decepticons when Nemesis Prime, under the guise of Optimus Prime, joins the battle and saves Rodimus Prime.
TAV01 Bumblebee
TAV02 Grimlock
TAV03 Strong arm
TAV04 Steel Jaw
TAV05 Fikushitto (Fix-It)
TAV06 underscore bytes (Underbite)
TAV07 Road block (Roadblock?)
TAV08 Strong Arm (Strongarm)
TAV09 Suwapu (Swoop?)
TAV10 Senart (Snarl?)
TAV11 Knockout (Knock Out?)
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Chapter 1
*5 Years After the Incident*
Nick: *Fixing up an old 1923 Ford T Bucket*
Brianna: *Walks in and kisses Nick* Good morning Nick.
Nick: *Blushes and kisses back* Good morning, Brianna.
Brianna: *Looks at the car* Nick, what'cha working on?
Nick: It's a 1923 Ford T Bucket. Some elderly couple is paying me $5000 to finish it.
Brianna: $5000?!? Wow! Maybe we can go on that vacation we've always wanted to go on?
*Somewhere near Davis, California*
Mother Kitsune: *Has black ears and tail, green eyes, and five tails, is running through the rain, carrying her young child*
Young Brianna: *Crying, running with her mother* Mommy, where are bạn taking me?!!
Mother Kitsune: Brianna, we're almost there!
Dropkick Drones: *A group of Chevrolet Silverados with different colored paint jobs, chase after the Mother Kitsune and Young Brianna*
Plot: After freeing a hybrid cáo, fox girl, Nick and his Những người bạn most tham gia the Autobots to battle a looming threat.
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Original Mold: Generations 2013 Deluxe Bumblebee
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Name: Override
Original Mold: Generations 2012 Deluxe Swerve
Original Colors: 2015 RID Strongarm
Name: Smokescreen
Original Mold: Beast Hunters 2013 Deluxe Smokescreen
Original Colors: Beast Hunters Sky Claw Smokescreen
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Optimus Prime is the most famous Transformer in history, but even die-hard những người hâm mộ won't know these 15 secrets he's been hiding.
Think bạn know everything there is to know about The Transformers? This danh sách may make bạn think otherwise about the beloved "robots in disguise."
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CBS political director urges Obama to 'go for the throat' of GOP to cement legacy
A column published on Slate.com over the weekend urged President Obama to "pulverize" and destroy his Republican opponents -- even "go for the throat" -- in order to "cement his legacy."
The words of advice, though, didn't come from a Democratic strategist or a former member of the president's inner circle.
The nearly 2,000-word playbook came from CBS News' political director John Dickerson.
Dickerson, who also works as chief political correspondent for Slate, had some unusually harsh words for the minority party as Obama takes the oath and launches into his second term.
To hear Dickerson tell it, Republicans have proved so intransigent that Obama's only option is to obliterate them. The subhead on the article said, "Obama must declare war on the Republican Party" if he wants to transform American politics.
"There's no indication that the president's clashes with House Republicans will end soon," Dickerson wrote. "The president who came into office speaking in lofty terms about bipartisanship and cooperation can only cement his legacy if he destroys the GOP. If he wants to transform American politics, he must go for the throat."
Dickerson went on to describe the strategy of picking off and cultivating a few Republican allies as "the old way."
"Obama's only remaining option is to pulverize," Dickerson said. He wrote that Obama's attempt to build a "post-partisan" Washington didn't work, and in his second term Obama has the chance to "hasten the demise of the old order" of the GOP by "increasing the political cost of having the GOP coalition defined by Second Amendment absolutists, climate science deniers, supporters of 'self-deportation' and the pure no-tax wing."
The advice comes despite the eventual willingness of the Republican Party to allow tax increases on top earners, as part of the recent fiscal crisis deal.
Republicans have also eased off their opposition to raising the debt ceiling, proposing a three-month extension while a budget is debated.
Dickerson was named CBS' political director in November 2011.
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Meares Bows Out In Title Defence
A tearful Anna Meares has ended her Olympic title defence and possibly her decorated cycling career.
Australia's flagbearer has finished 10th in the women's sprint, the event she won in London, but leaves Rio with a bronze medal from the keirin.
When she lost her second-round repechage on Monday, consigning her to a ride-off for ninth to 12th, Meares tearfully hugged riders, coaches and staff from Australia and rival countries.
After four Games, Meares has not yet made a decision on her future but is likely to call an end to an Olympic career that has brought two gold, a silver and three bronze medals.
Meanwhile, Australia's teams keep crashing out of the Olympics, with women's water polo and hockey both knocked out in quarter finals on Monday.
The water polo women suffered Australia's second penalty shootout heartbreak in Rio, following the soccer team's dramatic loss to Brazil last week.
Australia and Hungary were locked at 8-8 at fulltime, but the Hungarians won the shootout 5-4 after Australian captain Bronwen Knox missed her shot.
The Hockeyroos have followed the men out of the Games in the quarter-finals, going down 4-2 to arch rival New Zealand.
"It's very disappointing for our girls considering we played some really good hockey but when it comes down to these games, you've got to be at your best or you get punished," skipper Madonna Blyth said.
Australia's guaranteed sailing medal on Monday was put on hold when the final race of the Laser was cancelled due to a lack of wind.
Tom Burton goes into the medal race in second place, 10 points behind Tonci Stipanovic, but needs to finish five places ahead of the Croatian to snatch the gold.
Australia's 49er sailors Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen have put themselves back into medal contention, climbing to third overall after three good races on Monday.
But, at 33 points behind New Zealand leaders Peter Burling and Blair Tuke, the best they could hope for is silver.
Australians Madeline Heiner-Hills and Genevieve LaCaze both finished in the top 10 in the women's 3000m steeplechase.
The first Australians to reach an Olympic final in the event, Heiner-Hills finished seventh and LaCaze was ninth.
Australia has been stuck on six gold medals for two days and sits in ninth place on the medals table.