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The following is the first ever guest post from the Legendary RHAP Live Tweeter, @TheeSoopNazee
Hot damn, let's pajama jam!
Over the past two days, the greatest 4th of July gift since the late, great Lou Gehrig gave his "Luckiest Man on the Face of the Earth" speech to America; Big Brother released its new cast. And what a cast it is.
Ever since the Return of the Robfather was announced alongside the likes of Ashley Underwood (who I thought would be the next Steph), David Murphy (see Cesternino, Fishbach), Ralph Kiser (see Big Tom) and the rest of the Redemption Island cast I loved so much in the pregame, I've been quite cautious about giving my heart away again But, just like if Bachelorette Emily and Rachel had a lesbian lovechild; I'm back (to love again) bitches! When I first saw the rush of promos CBS released, my heart fluttered with joy as I saw potential in just about every person that came on to my iPhone screen. Not even the sight of a Hobbit on crack could keep my excitement from boiling over.
I'll get to the individuals in the cast in a minute, but first, let's all have a moment of silence for the death of the Glass House. If weak ratings and losing Prime Time Alex Stein #99 weren't enough, your cast just got blindsided by a far superior squad; before they even set foot in the house. The "soft-core pornography models," "flat tires," and Dr. Phil's biggest fan just weren't enough; we don't want normal people on reality shows, we want to be entertained. And that's what this year's Big Brother cast will do, potentially very well.
First up, Kara Monaco. But first, let's all acknowledge that we're reading a Big Brother blog from someone who has never even been on YouTube, let alone Reality TV. Our lives need some flavour, so here's what you do. Type "www.google.com" into your browser, click images, turn Safe Search to Off. Then Google Kara Monaco. After about 30 seconds, come back to this blog and click on the Early Bird Special you see to your right. For those of you who do get the feeds, I propose a challenge. We'll call it the Contest, and the Master of Their Domain gets fifty dol…oh crap, I'm out!*
Kara is a huge Big Brother fan who hasn't seen the show since Season One. She uses the cliché of making big moves, but will probably float through based on connections with the men. She might feud with the women. But let's be honest, none of that matters, just go back to Google. Kara is about as 1 as it gets for this Nazee. Soup for you!
What's this you say? More attractive women? Ashley, the mobile spray tanner, is not only going to assist in rejuvenating the Kleenex business through consumers such as David Healy and Tim Lamaster, but she may also have one of the single greatest job descriptions in Reality TV history.
When I first saw Ashley's bio, it was like my wiener and my brain were in the middle of a chess match.* I don't want to like her, but she's certainly one of the more aesthetically pleasing houseguests. With that being said, I don't see Ashley as being much of a factor at all. Nothing really stands out in her bio or in her interviews; the best I can hope for here is a Porsche-level ditz. No Soup for You Ashley!
Other than the abundance of attractive women, the newest cast of Big Brother is also great because it's simply different. I mean, when is the last time we had a flamboyantly gay man on the show? Cue Wil, a marketing consultant. Wil has about as good a shot at winning this thing as Lawon did, but like Lawon, there's going to be no shortage of entertainment here. I don't see him having any game, but I do see him yelling into the Diary Room cam, and that's good enough for me. Soup for you! (Side note: The Cat Ladies' Knight in Shining Armour himself, Jeff Schroeder, does not condone this section of the blog. It's perverted, and I need to GTFO.)
In its continued risk taking, Big Brother decided to go out on a limb and cast a short, balding tankerman from Lousiana whose last name is Hantz. That's right, Willie Hantz, brother to Russell and uncle to Brandon, is going to be the Greatest Houseguest of Alllllll-Tiiiiimmmmme. Well, probably not. I'm not a huge fan of the Hantz family. In fact, I'm not a fan at all. But as a wise podcaster once said, "The worst thing you can be is boring," and while the Hantzes may be a lot of things, boring isn't one of them. What's even better than having a (unconfirmed) nutcase named Hantz in the house is that he also has the aforementioned and to be mentioned beautiful women with him, and whether he's a carbon copy of Russell or Brandon, that's a 1. Willie's going to make great TV. He's probably going to go far. He's probably going to get a lot of air time. And despite my distaste for the Hantz name, he's going to make the Live Feeds that you purchased through RobHasAWebsite.com a heck of a lot more entertaining. Now let's work on getting him on Season Two of Flipped Off.
Speaking of flipping houses, we have Shane, the first ever house flipper. Can I get odds on Shane saying something along the lines of "My name's Shane, and I'm going to flip this house upside down!" on the first episode? Overall, I think Shane is the most promising newbie. House Flipping is almost as good as Used Car Salesman, and if you don't have a Costanza by your side, they could run the gamut and get you for rust proofing, finder's fee, holding fee, etc.* While I think Shane's a bright guy who will bring strategy to the game, which also usually equals a one-way ticket out of the Big Brother house. Intelligence is far too big a threat in Big Brother, and I see Shane being given his walking papers early jury. Still, Soup for You Shane!
Now for a couple of people I'm less excited about. Jodi, the "restaurant server," which is a nice way of saying she's a 42-year old waitress, and Joe, a 41-year old chef. One said she most liked Britney from Season 2, the other said Chicken George. These two will, unfortunately, probably last quite a ways into the game, and contribute very little. No Soup for You! Next!
Also in the restaurant/food service business is our stereotypical bartender (who really should've used VIP Cocktail Waitress), JoJo. JoJo was born to play Big Brother. She reminds me of a Janelle/Jenn/Rachel type player, which is good in so many numbers of ways. This type of woman (I'll let you draw your own conclusions from that) is generally very good at the challenges, not so great at strategy, and very good for the TV. Soup for You JoJo!
Jenn, the musician from a metal group named Kittie, has just about as much train wreck potential as JoJo. She'll probably be very intelligent, she'll probably be good in the challenges, and she'll probably be an emotional wreck. Win. Win. Win. I can see Jenn going far and being a fan favorite, but there's no way she's winning this thing. But once again, Soup for You!
Danielle, the sexy nurse, is also someone who has zero shot at winning this game. She's hot, but she's going to be way too annoying. Even after reading her bio I found her to be too happy-go-lucky and positive. As of now, she's my pick to go home first, unless…
Frank, the unemployed whatever he is, gets in her way of that honor. At first, I actually liked Frank. I thought he'd be a goofy, Ice Cream Scooper Erik-type guy who would keep us entertained. And then I read his bio. Anyone who has a detailed plan coming into the game (cough, Keith, cough) is in big trouble because it's an indication that they're not adaptable. It did work for the Brigade, and he does have Hayden Hair, but Frank is destined to play too hard, too fast. No Soup for You!
Finally, we have Ian, the dark haired Cochran that fans will love pregame. But like Cochran, I don't think he'll have the social game that it takes to be respected in the game (which could actually be a good thing). Like some of the Houseguest mentioned earlier, I think he'll be good TV, I just don't think he'll be around that long. Sorry Ian, No Soup for You!
Overall, I am ecstatic about the cast. I'm not as happy about the twist of returning players, but based on the rumours of who they are, I'm actually okay with them. This blog will be "Spoiler Free Since 2003" so I won't mention any names. What I will do is give predictions so that in September we can all come back here and see just how far off base I was;
Early Boots: Frank, Danielle, Ian
Mid-game: Wil, Kara, Shane, Jenn
Late-game: JoJo, Jodi, Joe, Ashley
Winner: Willie
That's right, for all the wrong reasons, I think Allison Grodner, err, sorry, Willie Hantz, will win Big Brother. We all know the modus operadi for this show. If someone is entertaining enough, they'll be kept around. The Hantzes always go far, and despite the characters this cast has the potential to bring, I don't see a lot of big-time strategy going on here. I see Shane being smarter than Willie, JoJo and Jenn being bigger physical threats than Willie, and just about everyone being more likeable than Willie, but in the end, I think he'll get through once the other targets are gone and be standing at the end with a non-threat. This time, the Hantzes will win the battle against the hot blonde! Amen.
Be sure to follow me on Twitter @TheeSoopNazee and be sure to quit your job, log onto RobHasAWebsite, download the Big Brother live feeds, and stare in awe of Ms. Monaco all summer long!
*Jokes may have been stolen from some random show in the 90s about a group of friends living in New York. I think Jennifer Aniston may have been on it, but no one really remembers it anyway.


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If you have a moment and want to hear some stuff I've not written about, but am soon to release, check out this podcast of a panel organized by the Nation and the Progressive Democrats of America. The Nation's John Nicols did a stellar job of asking the pointed political questions that allowed Bob Moser and I to tease out further that which remains largely unspoken within the confines of the DNC Matrix. If I do say so myself, we did a rather smashing job of moving the lens towards the wider angle of national and geopolitical interests and structures that are holding the strings behind the curtain of the DNC and party politics generally; You know the folks who are ringing in the era of corporate sovereignty and blaming migrants, "criminals" and anyone else for the dangerous decadence. Hope you like it!:
It's Our Soverignty, Stupid: Panel on Immigration, Economic Justice and the DNCAugust 28, 2008
2 Responses to "It's Our Soverignty, Stupid: Panel on Immigration, Economic Justice and the DNC"
August 29, 2008 at 4:55 am
Roberto, I'm interested as to where you stand on the current issue in San Francisco having to do with it becoming a safe haven for immigrants accused of crimes so that they are not deported once apprehended. I'm wondering if that's just Gavin Newsome pandering to the underpriviledged in an effort to increase his constituency once he decides to run for governor. The policy have merit on its own but is it symptomatic of more politicians exploiting the issue for political gains, I wonder.
My own thinking is that it can certainly serve to shed some light in the issue even though it may in fact provide exactly the wrong kind of press for an issue people such as yourself are trying to genuinely bring to the fore.
I'm interested in your take….
September 3, 2008 at 11:13 pm
I like how you started out saying there are push factors that are being completely eliminated from the debate.


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E3 2013 – This Means War
I've spent the past two nights after work catching up on E3 press conferences from Microsoft and Sony, as well as the E3 Nintendo Direct. I was not left indifferent. Here are my thoughts on each conference and maybe some predictions about how the next gen will play out. I suppose it's possible that in 7 or 8 years I'll be able to come back at this post and laugh about how much of a schmuck I was, but you miss every shot you don't take so here we go.
Microsoft gave their press conference first, and if the pressure of going first wasn't enough, they were doing so under the dark cloud of their ill-conceived and also ill-received DRM policies announced just days earlier. They promised that this press conference would be all about the games and they actually came through on that promise in some notable ways. Beyond the modern military murder sim(Battlefield 4) and requisite car porn (Forza 5) Microsoft showed some intriguing looking exclusive games. Project Spark looks to be kind of Microsoft's version of Little Big Planet, with robust creation tools and what appeared to be a wide range of possible game types. Crimson Dragon also stood out, but maybe a bit like a sore thumb among the other games on display. It was too bad the sound was non-functional during the presentation, since that game has an incredible legacy and deserved better. The tiny rogue-like action of Below also intrigued, but very little was shown so it's hard to say what that game will even be.
I'm actually really impressed by the games they showed, even though only the few aforementioned exclusives really looked appealing to me. The other appealing games on display (Dark Souls II and MGS 5) will be on other platforms, which is where I will play them considering Microsoft's hideous DRM system and the Xbox One's launch price of $499 dollars. I can't help but wonder how much cheaper that thing could have been if they weren't forcing Kinect 2.0 down everyone's throats. There was an audible tension and nervous discomfort before some weak applause when that price was announced, and I expect there to be audible tension and weak applause when this console hits the market, mostly on account of what Sony pulled the next day. Some might call it a coup, but that would be ignorant of the fact that Sony has actually pulled ahead of the 360 with PS3 sales this generation.
If Microsoft's presentation was all about the games, then Sony's conference was all about the ecosystem. Jack Tretton drew first blood by announcing Sony's DRM policy, which is that nothing will change from how game ownership is handled on the PS3. Once again, because numerous "news" outlets that shall remain un-linked have been misreporting about this policy, nothing will change. You will still be able to sell, trade, and lend out your disc based games the way you do now on the PS3. It will be up to the publishers, just as it always has been, to determine what kind of DRM, online passes or authentication will be in place for disc based games on the PS4. Sony has committed to not doing any of that bullshit with their first party games, so this is the ideal scenario going into next gen. If that was the first blow, it was a knife in the gut, and that knife got twisted pretty hard when the price for the console price was announced to be $399.
In terms of games, Sony didn't really show many interesting exclusives. Even though I have affection for the inFAMOUS series, it's hard to deny that the inFAMOUS Second Son looked really cool, with nice looking action and well acted cut scenes. Sony also showed a lot of indie games in a sizzle reel that included, of all things, Octodad: Dadliest Catch. This is a game where you play an Octopus who is trying to pass as human and the fail condition is that your family finds you out. Indie game self publishing will apparently be a thing that exists on the platform, and it has attracted a lot of talent including Bastion creators Super Giant Games and their beautiful looking game Transistor, which will be coming to PS4 first before probably heading over to PC. Like I said, not a lot of exclusive games jumped out at me, but the DRM policies, absence of tacked on motion control nonsense, and price point confirmed that this is where I'll be playing the cross platform games that interest me next generation. One thing to note is that PS+ will be required for online play on PS4, similar to how Xbox Live Gold is required for the 360 now. This sounds bad, but PS+ is an excellent service that is well worth it, and Sony still isn't requiring online for the PS4.
I think Nintendo came out of this conference as well as could be expected with their Nintendo Direct. If E3 were a Mario Kart race, Sony would have just cemented the lead by landing a banana peel on Microsoft, inadvertently bumping Nintendo up to second place along the way. This is a company plagued by software delays for an already outdated console that's languishing on retailer shelves. The good news is that Nintendo brought the games in force for this Nintendo Direct. The bad news is that we're going to have to keep waiting for them! The best looking games of the show: Bayonetta 2, X, and Super Smash Bros, won't be out until some time in 2014.
Until then, Wonderful 101 and some solid looking first party games are going to have to suffice. Of those games, I'm going to have to say that Super Mario 3D World looked the least exciting to me. They took a great perspective from 3D land and crammed a bunch of crap from other Mario games into it, including New Super Mario Bros' suspect multiplayer. On the bright side, Mario Kart 8 looks beautiful and seems to be adding a lot of cool features like bikes, hovering, and underwater racing segments. Retro has been working on another Donkey Kong Country game, which is totally fine by me. I know everyone wanted a new Metroid game from them, but their previous DK game was outstanding so I'm going to give this one a pass. These games all look really cool, but the first one (Wonderful 101) isn't out for a full 3 months. I'm starting to feel like I'm going to need more than Iwata thanking me for my patience to maintain confidence in the Wii U. If these games are as good as they look, that would be a start.
So who won?
Sony took this thing, hands down. They might as well have been the goddamned Batman swinging in to save us from those Jokers over there at Microsoft. It is true that they didn't show much that interested me specifically, but the story they're selling for next-gen is so much more preferable than that of Microsoft's, and Nintendo isn't even competing in the same league anymore so that does it. The PS4's $400 price point low enough to entice early adoption from more than just the hardcore crowd, so I expect it to outsell the Xbox One this holiday. By how much, I'm not sure really, because I don't know if the more casual audience will be turned off by Microsoft's DRM policies, or how much they'll be turned on by the Xbox One's media focus and Kinect 2.0. There is also still a full 5 months at least before these consoles hit the market, and a lot can change in that time, but assuming nothing much changes I have some predictions.
If I can be conservative, I'll predict that the PS4 sells 33-50% more than the Xbox One by the end of the year. As for Nintendo, I am expecting a price drop to compete with the new consoles once they hit, but probably only to $300 for the black unit or a bundle , putting the holiday price war at $300, $400, and $500 for the Wii U, PS4, and Xbox One respectively. It has been kind of a public secret that Nintendo won last generation in terms of hardware sales, but they won't do it this time around with the Wii U. It'll continue to be a solid platform for Nintendo fans, but they'll will just have to take another shot at the crown next time. If Microsoft's proposed digital ecosystem starts paying the kind of dividends that PC gamers have been enjoying for years, they could recover from the mess they're in now. Unfortunately for them, it'll be up to the publishers who lobbied so hard for the Xbox One's DRM policies to make that happen, which seems counter intuitive unless the effect of used games sales is really as bad for their profits as they've been saying. I don't believe it is, though, and expect Sony to take the early lead this holiday and run with it for the foreseeable future.


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Remove Tw105.com virus (Tutorial)
How to react when Tw105.com virus enters your computer system?
If you have found Tw105 site set as your homepage, it is clearly not a good sign, and you should not ignore such suspicious changes. The appearance of this website indicates that your computer is infected with Tw105.com browser hijacker that is known to be a potentially unwanted program (PUP). This program should be removed without any hesitations since it cannot provide any useful features but only cause various problems for you.
First of all, this suspicious site is written in Chinese language, so if you have never studied this language, we doubt that you want to keep a Chinese website as your homepage. Besides, the entire page is filled with suspicious links and articles, which do not look like a safe content to click. You should also not use the search engine that is provided at the top of this shady website because it is unlikely to provide relevant and reliable search results. Some of them might contain deceptive hyperlinks, and clicking on them can trigger Tw105.com redirects to suspicious Internet sites. In other words, if you click on these search results, they may lead you to suspicious websites that provide an entirely different content than you expect to see. We advise you to stay away from suggestions to update particular programs or to install new ones, besides, do not provide any personal information if you're asked to. Overall, if you experience a web redirect, you should quit the site you have been rerouted to immediately.
If you do not want to keep Tw105.com as your homepage, consider removing it from your computer. You can find a comprehensive Tw105.com removal guide on the next page, or just uninstall it using an anti-malware software like Reimage Reimage Cleaner Intego.
How did you install this program?
It is surprising that so many computer users have never heard about software bundling. If you have never heard of such term before, let us explain to you what is the meaning of it. Software bundling is basically a technique to spread several programs at once. Software developers contribute and build so-called software packs (or bundles), which usually consist of one reliable and well-known program, and some potentially unwanted ones. What is more, a software package looks like a single program, and components of it are usually concealed. If you want to see if there are any additional apps added to a program, you need to pick Advanced or Custom installation mode to install it. Then you will be provided with a list of extra programs, and you need to opt them out if you are not willing to install them.
If you do not know how to remove Tw105.com manually, we recommend you to read instructions that 2-Spyware researchers have prepared. They are given on page 2.
How to remove Tw105.com?
If eliminating potentially unwanted programs sounds like a challenge to you, then we recommend you to remove Tw105.com virus with a help of spyware/malware removal software. If you do not think that uninstalling PUPs is a hard thing to do, then we suggest you to follow Tw105.com removal instructions that are provided below.
Do not forget that it is advisable to download programs only from trustworthy Internet sites and install them carefully, because you can never know which one is supplemented with optional applications and which one is not. Changing installation settings can help to save tons of time that you might have to waste trying to find and remove all potentially unwanted programs from your computer later on.
You may remove virus damage with a help of Reimage Reimage Cleaner Intego. SpyHunter 5Combo Cleaner and Malwarebytes are recommended to detect potentially unwanted programs and viruses with all their files and registry entries that are related to them.
To remove Tw105.com virus, follow these steps:
Erase Tw105.com from Windows systems
- Click Start → Control Panel → Programs and Features (if you are Windows XP user, click on Add/Remove Programs).
- If you are Windows 10 / Windows 8 user, then right-click in the lower left corner of the screen. Once Quick Access Menu shows up, select Control Panel and Uninstall a Program.
- Uninstall Tw105.com and related programs
Here, look for Tw105.com or any other recently installed suspicious programs.
- Uninstall them and click OK to save these changes.
- Remove Tw105.com from Windows shortcuts
Right click on the shortcut of Mozilla Firefox and select Properties.
- Go to Shortcut tab and look at the Target field. Delete malicious URL that is related to your virus.
Repeat steps that are given above with all browsers' shortcuts, including Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. Make sure you check all locations of these shortcuts, including Desktop, Start Menu and taskbar.
Uninstall Tw105.com from Mac OS X system
- If you are using OS X, click Go button at the top left of the screen and select Applications.
- Wait until you see Applications folder and look for Tw105.com or any other suspicious programs on it. Now right click on every of such entries and select Move to Trash.
Eliminate Tw105.com from Internet Explorer (IE)
Remove dangerous add-ons
Open Internet Explorer, click on the Gear icon (IE menu) on the top right corner of the browser and choose Manage Add-ons.
- You will see a Manage Add-ons window. Here, look for Tw105.com and other suspicious plugins. Disable these entries by clicking Disable:
Change your homepage if it was altered by virus:
Click on the gear icon (menu) on the top right corner of the browser and select Internet Options. Stay in General tab.
- Here, remove malicious URL and enter preferable domain name. Click Apply to save changes.
Reset Internet Explorer
Click on the gear icon (menu) again and select Internet options. Go to Advanced tab.
- Here, select Reset.
- When in the new window, check Delete personal settings and select Reset again to complete Tw105.com removal.
Get rid of Tw105.com virus from Microsoft Edge
Reset Microsoft Edge settings (Method 1):
- Launch Microsoft Edge app and click More (three dots at the top right corner of the screen).
- Click Settings to open more options.
- Once Settings window shows up, click Choose what to clear button under Clear browsing data option.
- Here, select all what you want to remove and click Clear.
- Now you should right-click on the Start button (Windows logo). Here, select Task Manager.
- When in Processes tab, search for Microsoft Edge.
- Right-click on it and choose Go to details option. If can't see Go to details option, click More details and repeat previous steps.
- When Details tab shows up, find every entry with Microsoft Edge name in it. Right click on each of them and select End Task to end these entries.
Resetting Microsoft Edge browser (Method 2):
If Method 1 failed to help you, you need to use an advanced Edge reset method.
- Note: you need to backup your data before using this method.
- Find this folder on your computer:
- Select every entry which is saved on it and right click with your mouse. Then Delete option.
- Click the Start button (Windows logo) and type in window power in Search my stuff line.
- Right-click the Windows PowerShell entry and choose Run as administrator.
- Once Administrator: Windows PowerShell window shows up, paste this command line after PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> and press Enter:
Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers -Name Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register $($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml -Verbose}
Once these steps are finished, Tw105.com should be removed from your Microsoft Edge browser.
Delete Tw105.com from Mozilla Firefox (FF)
Remove dangerous extensions
Open Mozilla Firefox, click on the menu icon (top right corner) and select Add-ons → Extensions.
- Here, select Tw105.com and other questionable plugins. Click Remove to delete these entries.
Change your homepage if it was altered by virus:
Click on the menu (top right corner), choose Options → General.
- Here, delete malicious URL and enter preferable website or click Restore to default.
- Click OK to save these changes.
Reset Mozilla Firefox
Click on the Firefox menu on the top left and click on the question mark. Here, choose Troubleshooting Information.
- Now you will see Reset Firefox to its default state message with Reset Firefox button. Click this button for several times and complete Tw105.com removal.
Remove Tw105.com from Google Chrome
Delete malicious plugins
Open Google Chrome, click on the menu icon (top right corner) and select Tools → Extensions.
- Here, select Tw105.com and other malicious plugins and select trash icon to delete these entries.
Change your homepage and default search engine if it was altered by your virus
Click on menu icon and choose Settings.
- Here, look for the Open a specific page or set of pages under On startup option and click on Set pages.
- Now you should see another window. Here, delete malicious search sites and enter the one that you want to use as your homepage.
- Click on menu icon again and choose Settings → Manage Search engines under the Search section.
- When in Search Engines..., remove malicious search sites. You should leave only Google or your preferred domain name.
Reset Google Chrome
Click on menu icon on the top right of your Google Chrome and select Settings.
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Erase Tw105.com from Safari
- Remove dangerous extensions
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Sony was losing the race. With Apple and Samsung charging ahead and the rest of the consumer electronics market becoming highly saturated, it was time to take a different path. Bulldog Drummond was charged with designing and leading a cross-functional innovation project alongside Sony executives from Japan, the U.S. and Europe using a multi-stage process to redesign and reposition key parts of their product portfolio.
We started by diving into the lives of Apple and PC users to understand their wants, needs, passions and pain points. From there, we took what we learned and designed a foundation for collaborative ideation, harnessing the expertise of Sony engineers, designers, product planners, consumer insight specialists and business leads. Using a series of innovation workshops, we developed a range of new product platforms that informed the design of specific new products. As a result, we identified seven new product platforms—all of which were presented to business leaders in Japan for commercialization.
"Bulldog Drummond helped us bridge the gap between countries and divisions within our company, reigniting and reinvigorating the team to focus on the future of our business."
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Cheers, yogis!
In a ploy to bridge "the beer-yoga divide," Lululemon Athletica is offering up a branded beer at select liquor stores called the Curiosity Lager.
From the athletic clothing label that brought you "anti-ball crushing" pants, the craft brew arrives just in time to toast the company-sponsored SeaWheeze Half Marathon being held in Vancouverâs Stanley Park on Saturday. They teamed up with Canadian brewery Stanley Park Brewing to produce the suds, which clock in at a 4.6% alcohol content and feature chinook and lemondrop hops, per the company's website.
A Lululemon spokesperson recently said it was a ploy for the male consumer, eliciting eye rolls across the Internet. The bad news (or is it good news?): They produced just 88,000 cans and you can only find them at liquor stores across the border in British Columbia and Alberta, Canada, and at the post-run party tomorrow. Admit it, though, you're a little bit curious about what a yoga beer can taste like.
Well, just for fun, three Health staffersâand one Health husband!âgraciously volunteered to sample it for you. Hereâs what our team had to say about it.
RELATED: Got Leftover Beer? Try These 11 Recipes
Michael Gollust
Research Editor, Health magazine; Writer and Video, Health.com
Photo: Michael Gollust
To be honest, I'm no beer expert, but I've tried a few in my day and tend to favor hoppy products from Northeast breweries like Smuttynose, Peak Organic, and Harpoon.
Appearance: The Curiosity Lager can jumps out at you with its cheery, whimsical park-and-bridge design. (My wife actually worried it might look too cute and could be mistaken for a flavored ice tea, soda, or sports drink.) The brew itself is a pretty nondescript pale yellow.
Aroma: It offers up a pleasing citrus-y aroma, almost like a floral white wine.
Taste: It came off as a little limp, in my opinion. The flavor was mild, with only the faintest tanginess. It had little aftertaste and a clean finish, but alas, not really much of a start.
Mouthfeel: Iâm typically a fan of hoppier, more herby flavors, but I can certainly appreciate a lager for summertime sipping. This one, though, lacked the crispness and the âahhhhhâ Iâm usually looking for.
Food pairings: I can see it pairing with fish or chicken, or a bowl of chips and salsa, but it didnât hold up to a bowl of chili in my dinnertime test.
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Ahmad Shairzay
Product Manager, Health.com
Photo: Ahmad Shairzay
I don't know if I can claim beer aficionado status but I do enjoy a good brew from time to time. I enjoy light and crisp lagers and pilsners in the warmer months while hearty and hoppy IPA's and smooth stouts in the colder months. While some IPA are akin to sipping an old gym sock, thereâs an enjoyment when it's done well.
Appearance: Golden and light in appearance. Just about what you'd expect with a lager.
Aroma: Slighty fruity, very, well, "beery".
Taste: Light but balanced lager, not at all hoppy. Slightly fruity, crisp, and refreshing. Itâs a very easy-drinking brew.
Mouthfeel: Crisp and effervescent.
Food pairings: A light and crisp lager like this can go with just about anything, from salty to savory. Personally, I think it would be great with some chips and guac.
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Matt Allyn
Resident Beer Expert; friend of Health.com
Photo: Matt Allyn
I'm a certified beer judge, co-author of The Brewer's Apprentice ($16, amazon.com), web editor at Men's Journal, and husband of Health.com deputy editor Christine Mattheis. Also, I am wearing all Lululemon clothes in this photo. I wanted to really complete the whole experience of testing this beer.
Appearance: Clear light gold with a soft white head.
Aroma: Bready barley aroma with a toasted edge.
Taste: Slightly sweet upfront, with a touch of crisp apple and bread crust. Mild, spicy hops balance the malts and add a little grapefruit.
Mouthfeel: Medium-light bodied, fairly easy to drink.
Food Pairings: Salad, soft fresh cheeses, grilled seafood and sushi, fresh fruit, burgers and brats.RELATED:Â Got Leftover Beer? Try These 11 Recipes
Amelia Harnish
Resident Beer Hater; News Editor, Health.com
Photo: Amelia Harnish
I dislike beer. When I go out, I almost always overpay for a fancy cocktail from the drink menu. Or sangria. I really like sangria! If I'm going to have a drink, I want to enjoy the taste and not feel bloated afterward. I realize this makes me a very stereotypical "girl" drinker, and I'm more than okay with that.
Appearance: Yellow, like a sunflower or like pee. Sorry. All beer looks like pee to me. But, the can is really cute! I like that it doesn't look like a beer. You could drink this on the beach without getting a ticket probably.
Aroma: Uhâ¦.it smells like beer? For the record, I Googled "how to smell beer" to make sure I was doing this right, and I found this Beer Advocate article and followed all directions. I think it's just hard to compare it to something when you don't drink beer very often. But if you are like me and you hardly drink beer, the "aroma" will conjure memories of watered-down keg beer from college, probably.
Taste: The Beer Advocate article said to resist swallowing as to "let [the beer] wander and explore your entire palate," but when I did that it sorta burnt my tongue and all the flavor evaporated and it just tasted like seltzer. Like most beers, this beer tastes the best to me when drank quickly. There is a funky aftertaste, but I feel comfortable saying it's crisp going down.
Mouthfeel: The other thing I liked about this (besides the can) is that it is easy to drink. I think in the parlance that means it's "light-bodied."Food parings: I drank it with a veggie quesadilla. ¯\_(ã)_/¯
Our verdict
Our resident beer geek liked this beer a lotâhe said he'd buy it again, and that it's perfect for summer barbecues. As for the rest of us? For a company that made a fortune deploying Lycra to great effect, it feels like a bit of a âstretchâ for Lululemon to venture into craft beer. But whatever the goal was, we suppose it was worth a shot (mostly because we got free beer out of it).


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Los Angeles-based post house Therapy Studios has added editor Antonio Gómez-Pan to its team. Born in Madrid, and currently splitting his time between his hometown of Barcelona and LA, Gómez-Pan earned a Bachelor of Arts in film editing at cinema school ESCAC.
He says his journey to editing was "sort of a Darwinian process" after he burnt his hands on some fresnel lights and "discovered the beauty of film editing." While still in school, he edited Mi Amigo Invisible (2010), which premiered at Sundance Film Festival and Elefante (2012), which won the Best Short Film Award at the LA Film Festival and the Sitges Film Festival, along with many others.
Gómez-Pan's feature work includes Puzzled Love, Hooked Up and Othello, which won Best European Independent Film at ÉCU 2013. On the advertising side, he has worked with global brands like Adidas, Coca-Cola, Chanel, Unicef, Volkswagen, Nike, Ikea, Toyota and many more. Recently, he was appointed an Academic by the Spanish Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Academy, on top of winning the Gold Medal for Best Editing in Berlin.
When asked what his favorite format is, Gómez-Pan couldn't choose, saying, "I love commercials because of their immediacy and the need to be able to synthesize, but feature films can be more personal and narratively engaging. Music videos are where you are freer to experiment and the editor's hand is more visible. Documentaries are so rewarding because they're created in the editing room more than any other genre. I really cannot choose among them." His enthusiasm for working across the scale is part of why he was drawn to Therapy, where he says, "They do everything, from broadcast campaigns to long-format shows like HBO's Sonic Highways."
Gómez-Pan joins Therapy's existing roster of editors, which includes Doobie White, Kristin McCasey, Lenny Mesina, Meg Ramsay, Steve Prestemon and Jake Shaver. Gómez-Pan says, "Editorial houses don't exist in Spain, so we are also the ones dealing with the salary, the schedule and all other non-creative parts of the process. That puts you in a tricky position even before you sit down in the editing suite. The role is incredibly rewarding and the editor is held in high esteem, but already I've found that we're much more protected and respected here in the States."


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Barack Obama's address to the people of Ireland
Obama: Thank you! Hello, Dublin! Hello, Ireland! My name is Barack Obama of the Moneygall Obamas. And I've come home to find the apostrophe that we lost somewhere along the way.
Audience member: I've got it here!
Obama: Is that where it is? Some wise Irish man or woman once said that broken Irish is better than clever English. So here goes: Tá áthas orm bheith in Éirinn — I am happy to be in Ireland! I'm happy to be with so many, a chairde. I want to thank my extraordinary hosts — first of all, Taoiseach Kenny; his lovely wife, Fionnuala; President McAleese and her husband, Martin — for welcoming me earlier today. Thank you, Lord Mayor Gerry Breen and the Garda for allowing me to crash this celebration. Let me also express my condolences on the recent passing of former Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald, someone who believed in the power of education, someone who believed in the potential of youth, most of all someone who believed in the potential of peace and who lived to see that peace realized. And most of all, thank you to the citizens of Dublin and the people of Ireland for the warm and generous hospitality you've shown me and Michelle. It certainly feels like one hundred thousand welcomes. We feel very much at home. I feel even more at home after that pint that I had. Feel even warmer. In return let me offer the hearty greetings of tens of millions of Irish Americans who proudly trace their heritage to this small island. They say hello.
Now, I knew that I had some roots across the Atlantic, but until recently I could not unequivocally claim that I was one of those Irish Americans. But now if you believe the Corrigan Brothers, there's no one more Irish than me. So I want to thank the genealogists who traced my family tree.
Audience member: Right here!
Obama: Right here? Thank you. It turns out that people take a lot of interest in you when you're running for President. They look into your past. They check out your place of birth. Things like that. Now, I do wish somebody had provided me all this evidence earlier because it would have come in handy back when I was first running in my hometown of Chicago, because Chicago is the Irish capital of the Midwest. A city where it was once said you could stand on 79th Street and hear the brogue of every county in Ireland. So naturally a politician like me craved a slot in the St. Patrick's Day parade. The problem was not many people knew me or could even pronounce my name. I told them it was a Gaelic name — they didn't believe me. So one year a few volunteers and I did make it into the parade, but we were literally the last marchers. After two hours, finally it was our turn. And while we rode the route and we smiled and we waved, the city workers were right behind us cleaning up the garbage. It was a little depressing. But I'll bet those parade organizers are watching TV today and feeling kind of bad, because this is a pretty good parade right here.
Audience member: Go Bulls!
Obama: Go Bulls — I like that. We got some Bulls fans here. Now, of course, an American doesn't really require Irish blood to understand that ours is a proud, enduring, centuries-old relationship; that we are bound by history and friendship and shared values. And that's why I've come here today, as an American President, to reaffirm those bonds of affection.
Earlier today Michelle and I visited Moneygall where we saw my ancestral home and dropped by the local pub. And we received a very warm welcome from all the people there, including my long-lost eighth cousin, Henry. Henry now is affectionately known as Henry VIII. And it was remarkable to see the small town where a young shoemaker named Falmouth Kearney, my great-great-great grandfather, my grandfather's grandfather, lived his early life. And I was shown the records from the parish recording his birth. And we saw the home where he lived. And he left during the Great Hunger, as so many Irish did, to seek a new life in the New World. He travelled by ship to New York, where he entered himself into the records as a labourer. He married an American girl from Ohio. They settled in the Midwest. They started a family.
It's a familiar story because it's one lived and cherished by Americans of all backgrounds. It's integral to our national identity. It's who we are, a nation of immigrants from all around the world. But standing there in Moneygall, I couldn't help but think how heartbreaking it must have been for that great-great-great grandfather of mine, and so many others, to part. To watch Donegal coasts and Dingle cliffs recede. To leave behind all they knew in hopes that something better lay over the horizon. When people like Falmouth boarded those ships, they often did so with no family, no friends, no money, nothing to sustain their journey but faith — faith in the Almighty; faith in the idea of America; faith that it was a place where you could be prosperous, you could be free, you could think and talk and worship as you pleased, a place where you could make it if you tried.
And as they worked and struggled and sacrificed and sometimes experienced great discrimination, to build that better life for the next generation, they passed on that faith to their children and to their children's children — an inheritance that their great-great-great grandchildren like me still carry with them. We call it the American Dream. It's the dream that Falmouth Kearney was attracted to when he went to America. It's the dream that drew my own father to America from a small village in Africa. It's a dream that we've carried forward, sometimes through stormy waters, sometimes at great cost, for more than two centuries. And for my own sake, I'm grateful they made those journeys because if they hadn't you'd be listening to somebody else speak right now. And for America's sake, we're grateful so many others from this land took that chance, as well. After all, never has a nation so small inspired so much in another.
Irish signatures are on our founding documents. Irish blood was spilled on our battlefields. Irish sweat built our great cities. Our spirit is eternally refreshed by Irish story and Irish song; our public life by the humour and heart and dedication of servants with names like Kennedy and Reagan, O'Neill and Moynihan. So you could say there's always been a little green behind the red, white and blue. When the father of our country, George Washington, needed an army, it was the fierce fighting of your sons that caused the British official to lament, "We have lost America through the Irish." And as George Washington said himself, "When our friendless standards were first unfurled, who were the strangers who first mustered around our staff? And when it reeled in the light, who more brilliantly sustained it than Erin's generous sons?"
When we strove to blot out the stain of slavery and advance the rights of man, we found common cause with your struggles against oppression. Frederick Douglass, an escaped slave and our great abolitionist, forged an unlikely friendship right here in Dublin with your great liberator, Daniel O'Connell. His time here, Frederick Douglass said, defined him not as a colour but as a man. And it strengthened the non-violent campaign he would return home to wage. Recently, some of their descendents met here in Dublin to commemorate and continue that friendship between Douglass and O'Connell.
When Abraham Lincoln struggled to preserve our young union, more than one hundred thousand Irish and Irish Americans joined the cause, with units like the Irish Brigade charging into battle, green flags with gold harp waving alongside our star-spangled banner. When depression gripped America, Ireland sent tens of thousands of packages of shamrocks to cheer up its countrymen, saying, "May the message of Erin shamrocks bring joy to those away." And when an Iron Curtain fell across this continent and our way of life was challenged, it was our first Irish President — our first Catholic President, John F. Kennedy — who made us believe fifty years ago this week that mankind could do something big and bold and ambitious as walk on the moon. He made us dream again. That is the story of America and Ireland. That's the tale of our brawn and our blood, side by side, in making and remaking a nation, pulling it westward, pulling it skyward, moving it forward again and again and again. And that is our task again today.
I think we all realize that both of our nations have faced great trials in recent years, including recessions so severe that many of our people are still trying to fight their way out. And naturally our concern turns to our families, our friends and our neighbours. And some in this enormous audience are thinking about their own prospects and their own futures. Those of us who are parents wonder what it will mean for our children and young people like so many who are here today. Will you see the same progress we've seen since we were your age? Will you inherit futures as big and as bright as the ones that we inherited? Will your dreams remain alive in our time?
This nation has faced those questions before: When your land couldn't feed those who tilled it; when the boats leaving these shores held some of your brightest minds; when brother fought against brother. Yours is a history frequently marked by the greatest of trials and the deepest of sorrow; but yours is also a history of proud and defiant endurance; of a nation that kept alive the flame of knowledge in dark ages; that overcame occupation and outlived fallow fields; that triumphed over its troubles; of a resilient people who beat all the odds. And, Ireland, as trying as these times are, I know our future is still as big and as bright as our children expect it to be. I know that because I know it is precisely in times like these, in times of great challenge, in times of great change, when we remember who we truly are. We're people, the Irish and Americans, who never stop imagining a brighter future, even in bitter times. We're people who make that future happen through hard work, and through sacrifice, through investing in those things that matter most, like family and community. We remember, in the words made famous by one of your greatest poets that "In dreams begins responsibility." This is a nation that met that responsibility by choosing, like your ancestors did, to keep alight the flame of knowledge and invest in a world-class education for your young people. And today, Ireland's youth, and those who've come back to build a new Ireland, are now among the best-educated, most entrepreneurial in the world, and I see those young people here today, and I know that Ireland will succeed.
This is a nation that met its responsibilities by choosing to apply the lessons of your own past to assume a heavier burden of responsibility on the world stage. And today, people who once knew the pain of an empty stomach now feed those who hunger abroad. Ireland is working hand in hand with the United States to make sure that hungry mouths are fed around the world because we remember those times; we know what crippling poverty can be like, and we want to make sure we're helping others. You're a people who modernized and can now stand up for those who can't yet stand up for themselves. And this is a nation that met its responsibilities, and inspired the entire world, by choosing to see past the scars of violence and mistrust to forge a lasting peace on this island.
When President Clinton said at this very spot 15 years ago, "Waging peace is risky", I think those who were involved understood the risks they were taking but you, the Irish people, persevered, and you cast your votes, and you made your voices heard for that peace, and you responded heroically when it was challenged, and you did it, as President McAleese has written, "For all the apparent intractability of our problems, the irrepressible human impulse to love kept nagging and nudging us towards reconciliation." Whenever peace is challenged, you will have to sustain that irrepressible impulse, and America will stand by you, always. America will stand by you always in your pursuit of peace. And, Ireland, you need to understand that you've already so surpassed the world's highest hopes that what was notable about the Northern Ireland elections two weeks ago was that they came and went without much attention. It's not because the world has forgotten; it's because this once unlikely dream has become that most extraordinary thing of things: It has become real. A dream has turned to reality because of the work of this nation.
In dreams begin responsibility. And embracing that responsibility, working toward it, overcoming the cynics and the naysayers and those who say "you can't" — that's what makes dreams real. That's what Falmouth Kearney did when he got on that boat, and that's what so many generations of Irish men and women have done here in this spectacular country. That is something we can point to and show our children, Irish and American alike. That is something we can teach them as they grow up together in a new century, side by side, as it has been since our beginnings.
This little country, that inspires the biggest things — your best days are still ahead. Our greatest triumphs, in America and Ireland alike, are still to come. And, Ireland, if anyone ever says otherwise, if anybody ever tells you that your problems are too big, or your challenges are too great, that we can't do something, that we shouldn't even try, think about all that we've done together. Remember that whatever hardships the winter may bring, springtime is always just around the corner. And if they keep on arguing with you, just respond with a simple creed: Is féidir linn. Yes, we can. Yes, we can. Is féidir linn.
For all you've contributed to the character of the United States of America and the spirit of the world, thank you. And may God bless the eternal friendship between our two great nations. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you, Dublin. Thank you, Ireland.
1. President Obama Addresses the Irish People — Video recording of Obama's speech Youtube, 26 May 2011.
2. Remarks by the President at Irish Celebration in Dublin, Ireland The White House, 23 May 2011.


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Juniper Restaurant
Named after the juniper trees that grow in the highlands of Oman, Juniper Restaurant satisfies all your culinary cravings, from breakfast through to dinner.
As you feast your eyes on the mountain horizon, savour an international menu inspired by the golden age of Arabic cuisine, influenced by trade routes that stretched from the Middle East to the Mediterranean region. Allow our culinary team to wow you with a rich variety of flavours using fresh and seasonal local produce crafted to gastronomic perfection.
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When I switched careers a year ago, one of the selling points of a career in hospitality was that, with an appropriate education, the jobs far outweighed the number of qualified people. Always nice to be on that end of the spectrum. Fast forward a year, where I have now found myself with a good pastry degree and am in an economy that is operating at about 1/2 speed from this time last year. What does this mean? Finishing school without a job, and the extent of job hunting involving paging through the craigslist ads in hopes of finding something. blech. All I can say is, those all nighters I pulled to get a top GPA have been pretty helpful given the competition out there now.
not quite sure how wearing solid black will fare in the pastry kitchen. Ever seen what flour looks like? Um, yeah. Messy.
And for those foodies who want a peek at the menu, here is the current menu. I'm giving nothing away though, because we'll be debuting an all new dessert menu when we open, and I've already seen it….but no hints! It looks awesome. And instead of doing all these mini 'teasers' which are apparently a pain in the ass (since people will pick and choose their own combo of desserts which makes plating a disaster), we will now have several a la carte desserts, and a platter of 4 mini-desserts, pre-chosen, for $14. Good deal.
Molten Banana Coconut Cake $8
caramelized banana, coconut crème anglaise
*allow ten minutes bake time
Chocolate Butterscotch Bombes $8
cinnamon-brandy gelato, cranberry sour cherry-tomato
reduction and butterscotch sauce
Coast Sorbet & Ice Cream $8
a scoop of fresh sorbets & ice creams served with fresh fruit
choice of 3 – $9
sweet teasers
Banana & Chocolate Flourless Torte $3
roasted banana
3 Cheese French – Style Vanilla Cheesecake $3
spiced honey & orange reduction
Peanut Butter Bar $3
peanut butter mascarpone mousse, chocolate glaze
Warm Dolce de Leche Chocolate Espresso $3
dolce de leche anglaise
Blackcurrent Tea Pot Au Crème $3
raspberry-lime jelly
Warm Almond Apple Struedle $3
sour apple anglaise
COAST Artisan Cheese Plate $15
selection of three cheeses with traditional garnishes
Add Wine Pairings $29
And so, now what? Well, I start on June 3 for 3 days a week just to get trained up, and on June 15 we move to the new location, where I'll be full time! We open in mid-July…..it's going to be a crazy one, and I'm so ready for the challenge.


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Greetings all! This is a third video on the subject of Dragons, this time a guided meditation to enable you to connect with a Dragon guide of your own. It may take a couple of times of doing this to build up a rapport but it's definitely worth it. Enjoy!


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Produced in England in 1971, Martin Freeman played in numerous British television series before his big break, being cast as Tim Canterbury on the BBC show The Office. Since that time, he's become known for roles in movies like Love Actually (2003) and The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012).
His parents split up when he was little, and he lost his dad when he was just 10 years old. Freeman attended Catholic school before registering in the Central School of Speech and Drama. In his early career, he performed in a number of productions at London's National Theatre.
In 2001, Freeman had a major career breakthrough using the British television series The Office. Produced by Ricky Gervais, the comedy proved to be a huge hit. Freeman particularly endeared himself to audiences with his portrayal of Tim Canterbury, a lovable, underachieving sales rep having a crush on the organization 's secretary.
Freeman in addition has won over crowds with characters on the silver screen. In 2003, he was part of an all star ensemble cast in the romantic comedy Love Actually.
Freeman loved another tide of television success with Sherlock, which debuted in 2010. Freeman won a BAFTA award in 2011 and received Emmy Award nominations in 2012 as well as in 2014 for his work with the show.
Taking on another literary character, Freeman was cast as Bilbo Baggins in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. This movie, directed by Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson, is slated to be published in December 2012. The film series is founded on the award winning fantasy novel by well-known English writer J.R.R. Tolkien, who also composed the well-received Lord of the Rings book series.


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Fourth Sunday Brunch
April 28, 2019 @ 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Much like the other Sunday brunches, join us for interesting conversation. The deli offers excellent coffee by Crimson Cup and a full range of short order menu items. Located on the corner of High St. and Longview Ave. in Clintonville. There is free parking on the north side of Longview, across from the deli.


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An original NKH designed long silk scarf in a pretty Pink Water Lilly design. Designed from an original photograph taken at the Nature Center in Highlands, NC, each silk scarf is produced entirely in-house from printing the fabric, pressing it to set the inks, and cutting and sewing by hand. Each scarf is handled individually and with care.
This custom printed silk scarf is made from 100% silk habotai fabric which is light and airy. The special print process allows the print to be seen through both sides of the scarf. Each scarf is finished with a machine rolled baby hem. The finishing is durable and smooth.
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Whether your company exhibiting on a budget or you simply don't want to haul your equipment across the United States, our trade show booth rentals program in San Diego will come in handy. Our rental products are designed to reduce exhibiting costs while giving your brand a grand presence.
Being among the leaders of the expo industry with the wealth of knowledge and over 35 years of experience, we know exactly what products will let you shine on the convention floor while keeping your budget safe. Our stands are made in-house or manufactured by our high end vendors to ensure they create a unique and effective experiences for your brand.
There are many reasons for renting but let's focus on the most important ones. First of all, we offer only high quality stands. Many of our displays are built the same way we craft our full custom exhibits. When renting from us, you can be sure to get items superior to many other products that can be found in the trade show rental equipment market. And they are definitely 100 times better than what you get by renting from the venue you attend.
Whether you booked a small spot on the show floor or you are going big with 20' x 20' exhibition space, we have a solution for your needs. Exhibe Portable offers rental booths of virtually any size and configuration including the most popular inline booths and island exhibits. To enhance the look of your display you can compliment it with accessories. We have a robust selection of supporting products such as tables, kiosks, counters, flooring, hanging tension fabric banners as well as audio visual equipment.
With our extensive knowledge, experience and skills on exhibit construction and graphic production we are able to craft our products efficiently and in the shortest terms. As a result, we offer rental booths of supreme quality and at really attractive prices. This enables you to get an eye-catching piece at a fraction of a cost of buying one.
On top of that, when opting for our rental products you can exclude all expenses associated with storing and shipping booths from the cost of exhibiting. You won't need a warehouse and people looking after your product. You won't have to invest in the booths' refurbish between events and it is definitely cheaper than shipping your displays from the other end of the United States if you are exhibiting in our fine city.
With Exhibe, you can rest assured knowing that you are in good hands. In addition to our rental program we can help you with the labor, setup, dismantle and can walk you through the process of ordering exhibition services. Moreover, we can completely handle these processes for you if you wish. Exhibiting can be stressful and our goal is to help eliminate pressure and unforeseen surprises at the stage of preparing for the show. This way you can focus your time on the marketing aspects of your business.
Our facilities are conveniently located 20 minutes from the San Diego Downtown Convention Center. Therefore, if you need to print graphics at the last minute or want to change out chairs or a counter before the show, we've got you covered. You can always come to visit us in our office and personally check our display options out.
If you wish to have a unique and memorable look but currently are tight on money Exhibe Portable has a solution. With our custom exhibit rental program will literally create a brand new personalized display for your company According to an agreed contract your company will rent the booth certain amount of times. After this, you will have an option to purchase the display at a discounted price. If you decline the offer, the booth will be added to our rental inventory.
So, when you exhibit in our beautiful city next time give a serious thought to renting a booth. Our display rentals here in San Diego will save your money and help eliminate any stress. When working with our company, you will always know that professionals are taking care of you. So, hurry and call us today to book you exhibit!


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Explosion in Osh during the arrest of extremists
Special forces of the Interior Ministry of Kyrgyzstan mounted Law and Order Operation in Osh, the second largest city of the republic, on November 21. Four young men failed to produce identification, were detained, and driven to the municipal Internal Affairs Directorate. When the police UAZ pulled over in front of the building and three detainees were already out and escorted to the door, the fourth snatched a hand grenade from his pocket. He himself and a serviceman of special forces perished in the explosion. Three other detainees made use of the confusion and escaped.
Intercept Plan was invoked in Kyrgyzstan. Law enforcement agencies are trying to establish the dead man's identity and find the escapees. Preliminary reports indicate that they may be members of a radical Islamic movement of Wahhabi.


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Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's cheque from DC Comics for the rights to Superman has been put up for auction.
The piece of paper that would launch the controversial and long-running rights battle is being auctioned by ComicConnect.com.
Made out for $412 and including a $130 line item specifically related to the character rights, bidding began on Monday and will run until April 16.
"It is an important historic document... related to comic books," ComicConnect CEO Stephen Fishler said.
"There is a quality to it that talks about the American dream, to create something and be successful. Obviously, in this case, there are two parties, both feeling that they are right."
The cheque was saved by a DC staff member in the 1970s.
"That $130 check essentially created a billion-dollar industry," added ComicConnect co-owner Vincent Zurzolo.
"Without this check being written out by DC Comics, there would be no Superman, and thereby no Batman, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, X-Men, or any of the other characters that came into existence after the concept of the superhero was born with Superman."
> Golden Age comics collection sells for $3.5m
> Nicolas Cage comic book theft movie 'Action No. 1' in the works


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Royal Navy's anti-submarine heavyweights link up
Two of the Royal Navy's heavyweight anti-submarine weapons have pitted their wits against each other.
Type 23 frigate HMS St Albans and hunter-killer sub HMS Astute have been operating alongside each other, honing their Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) skills.
But it was also an opportunity for them to go up against each other, testing their ability to deal with the threat one another brings to the battlefield.
"To be the best at what we do, it is essential that we train both against and alongside the very best," Commander John Cromie, Commanding Officer of HMS St Albans, said.
"HMS Astute provides that partner with whom we can polish our skills to the highest level."
This latest training exercise took place in a Scottish loch and was a chance to sharpen and refine procedures necessary to coordinate activity when dealing with a potential submarine threat.
St Albans and Astute are two of the vessels that form the Royal Navy's anti-submarine capability.
The Astute class – of which Clyde-based HMS Astute was the first in the line – is the largest, most advanced and most powerful attack submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy.
Equipped with Spearfish torpedoes and Tomahawk cruise missiles, it is a powerful and versatile craft capable of dealing with surface and sub-surface threats.
Coming up against Astute is an excellent challenge for the ship's company of St Albans.
The Type 23 is equipped with specialist sonar and torpedoes designed to counter submarines and that makes her a challenging adversary for Astute.
Following these exercises, HMS St Albans will return to her primary role as one of the Royal Navy's highest readiness warships.
The frigate is regularly on duty protecting the integrity of UK waters.
Most recently, St Albans shadowed a Russian warship through the English Channel.
The Slava-class cruiser, the Marshall Ustinov, was escorted by allied French naval vessels through the Bay of Biscay before Portsmouth-based St Albans took over the watch.


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Intro: Manor Parish is very happy to welcome couples living within the parish to have their wedding in one of our churches. If you don't live in the parish you may still be able to have your wedding with us if you can show any of these connections.
Your wedding service needs to cover the legal aspects of getting married and be a commitment in the sight of God, but there are various ways in which the service can be tailored to make it personal to each individual couple using music and readings etc. We want your wedding to be a special occasion that is meaningful and special for you.
The process: When your wedding is booked and the deposit paid we will arrange to read your Banns on three separate Sundays in church, and you are invited to attend at least one of the services to hear them read. Banns will also need to be read in your home parish if you don't live in Manor Parish, but we can advise you on that if necessary.
In the months before your wedding you will be invited to a Wedding Preparation session along with other couples getting married with us. This is an opportunity to discuss the wedding and any ideas you have for personalising your service. You will be guided through the service and what will happen with an opportunity to ask questions. A date will also be fixed for a wedding rehearsal.
At the wedding rehearsal a full walk through of the service is given and any final details checked. You can invite other members of your wedding party to attend e.g. bridesmaids, best man, parents etc. who may find this chance to familiarise themselves with the service useful. It's also a good time to check the practicalities of how the service will work on the day.
A non-refundable deposit of £50 is needed to secure your booking. The balance can be paid in instalments. Details of our current fees can found here.
For more information about getting married in church please visit: www.yourchurchwedding.org


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A tale of two cities – Toulouse and Berlin
I just returned home from back-to-back stays in Toulouse and Berlin, two places where I had the pleasure to visit very good friends made in Montreal but who are now living in Europe. Small vs big, Southern vs Northern Europe, France vs Germany, wine vs beer, old vs new, these are some of the contrasts between Toulouse and Berlin that spring to mind.
Both cities are very enjoyable in their own way. As much as I like the human size of central Toulouse where everything is within walking distance, sprawling Berlin is easily accessible through its ultra-efficient mass transit system. Walking through the small narrow and randomly laid out streets in Toulouse to locate authentic Southern France restaurants is always a pleasure, as is navigating Berlin's broad avenues lined with trees for a decent beer garden.
Toulouse definitely feels like an older city as it is best known for its churches and bridges, without much modernism in sight. Conversely, Berlin feels like a modern city; it really is since it was mostly rebuilt after WWII and again after the reunification. Berlin offers much to see and do so a week barely suffices to scratch the surface
Although weather in Toulouse and Berlin is quite different, both cities have something in common: sidewalk patios (or terrasses as we say in Montreal) are everywhere so essentially, for the whole month of September, I have taken the vast of majority of my aperitifs and meals outside.
As usual I traveled with my photo gear and had the chance to take a few pictures along the way. Comments are mostly inserted with the individual pictures in the gallery. I threw in a few pictures of Barcelona as a bonus city since we spent a weekend there. Barcelona is only a 4-hour ride away from Toulouse so it is a can't miss opportunity. Although Barcelona is a beautiful city world-renowned for its Gaudi architecture, I found it difficult to capture satisfying pictures of buildings without the use of a wide tilt/shift lens. Wish I had one! Anyhow, what sticks to my mind about a weekend in Barcelona is the city's life, not its architecture. The city revs on a schedule quite different that we Canadians are used to: breakfast around 11.00, lunch at 15.00, tapas at 20.00 and dinner after 23.00. I found it surprisingly easy to adapt to such a schedule: wake up late and stay out all night with a short power nap late afternoon (the infamous Spanish siesta), what is there not to like!
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