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For about half a week I have noticed that specific channels have been unavailable through my Comcast box. Over that period I have watched BBC World Service News go away, come back on Saturday morning, and be gone again later that day. This morning I noticed that Al Jazeera English had been lost, having been my primary alternative to BBC during these "troubles." There have also been some interesting examples of channels, such as BBC America and Showtime, which are unavailable but are accessible through their HD alternatives.
According to the Comcast Customer Service Web site, everything is in great shape. All they know is whether or not there is a signal for my set-top box to detect. They do not care about any of the specifics of that signal. At least through the automated phone service I have been able to confirm that this is a real problem; but, of course, no specifics are to be had. Given the current tenor of the times, it would not surprise me if this is all the result of some external hacking. (Is someone over at AT&T trying to bring down Comcast channel by channel?) What particularly interests me, however, is that this has all the earmarks of a problem with software confronting service technicians who are primarily trained in fixing hardware. Is it only a matter of time before the whole machine stops?
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Is Comcast Being Hacked?
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Composites are engineered products made from two or more different materials. A composite product provides a designed solution that surpasses the performance of the starting materials. While there are many variations of composites, the most common engineered composite materials are fiber reinforced polymers (FRP).
What are the Advantages of FRP Composites?
The benefits of using composite materials include:
- High Strength
- Light Weight
- Corrosion Resistance
- Dimensional Stability
- Design Flexibility
- Durability
Where are composites found?
Composites are used to raise performance levels, address traditional material design limitations, and enable the development of new product solutions. Composite materials are found in many of the products used in our daily lives, such as cars and trucks, bath tubs and counter tops, boats and windmills. Composites are also used in many critical industrial, infrastructure, aerospace, and military applications.
What are composites made from?
The term composite can describe many types of engineered materials, but the most common engineered composite materials are fiber reinforced polymers (FRP). FRP is often comprised of a reinforcing fiber in a polymer matrix.
- The reinforcing fiber is commonly glass fiber, although high strength aramids, plant based fibers and carbon fibers are used in some applications.
- The polymer matrix is typically a thermosetting binder resin. Polyester, vinyl ester, and epoxy chemistries are the most predominately utilized binders. Polymer selection is driven by end use application characteristics, such as corrosion considerations, cosmetic requirements, operating temperatures, and fabrication requirements.
- Pigment, filler and granule materials can also be used to modify cost, performance and appearance characteristics of the composite part.
How are composite products made?
To form a composite part, the liquid polymer binder resin is combined with the fiber and filler materials. The polymer is then converted from a liquid to a solid during a heat and chemistry driven molding process, encapsulating the fibers and fillers into a specific shape.
There are many processes available for fabricating composite parts. The fabrication methods range from very simple and low cost direct molding operations to complex processes and equipment operations. The process selected to fabricate the composite part is dependent upon factors such as the quantity of parts to be produced, the design requirements, part complexity and surface appearance.


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Sacred Cows is an occasional series in which NME writers question the critical consensus around revered albums. Here, Emily Mackay wonders if Sigur Ros' untitled third album, released in 2002, is all it's cracked up to be
In Danny Boyle's canyon-core flick 127 Hours, when James Franco's beleaguered climber, trapped behind an inconvenient boulder with no hope of rescue, eventually hacks his arm off with a dull blade, he emerges dehydrated, delirious and a limb lighter into the Utah wastes to the strains of Sigur Ros'' 'Festival'.
For fuck's sake, soundtrackers, hasn't the man suffered enough? Is hewing through your own flesh and gristle after five days staring your own desiccated doom in the face not sufficiently unfortunate that you have to make him listen to the world's most listless, least celebratory music, music that in terms of survival instinct, is the sound of terminally depressed pandas pressing pause on the porn?
Many people seem to find the Icelandic band moving and beautiful, but to me they contrive far too hard at beauty to achieve the spark of life. I could choose any of their albums to rail about, but I'll go for their third, '()' seeing as it condenses so neatly in one place everything I hate about them. Firstly, there's the title, a pair of appropriately empty parentheses. How do you say it? Who knows. Oh, the songs have no titles, you say? What a dainty postmodern pavlova it is.
Then there's the decision to sing in 'Hopelandic', an invented 'language' of syllables that almost sound comprehensible and intelligent but in fact mean nothing. This democratically allows the listener to supply the interpretations and meanings that Sigur Ros couldn't be botherered to provide themselves, you see. Death of the author and all that. It reminds me of a friend who shall remain unnamed, who after discovering Antony And The Jonsons (that's another blog) asked me if I could recommend any similar "clever-sounding" music. It's so self-aware its painful, cultivating quirks to an unhealthy degree.
But beyond these annoying undergraduate stylings, the thing itself is so infuriating. Sounds as rich and layered, as geologically slow as these need human emotions to stir their lotus-eating lassitude. Belonging to that peculiar class of vocalists beloved for their goblin-child tones (see also: Joanna Newsom, Antony Hegarty, Bianca Casady), the mewlings of Jon Thor Birgisson does little to pierce through the dozy fog of flushes of organ, flutter of piano. You can't help but think that even if the BBC hadn't adopted 'Hoppipolla' to soundtrack Planet Earth, you'd still associate this music with documentaries or TV idents just by dint of its classy blankness.
Lord, it's so boring. The first track takes the slowest, most ponderous of post-rock paces, piano keys ambling aimlessly like a bored child detained in the music schoolroom. Voices and strings swell in an overegged ambient chorale ending nowhere.
The second takes field-recording crunches and a foreboding swell before coming in with those inevitable half-pace, deliberately halting drums. The rest all blur into each other in a neutral-toned cloud of organ, string, polite drums, melancholy cetacean rumble. The record is divided into an 'optimistic' and 'pessimistic' half, but you'd be hard pushed to recognize an emotional shift. I'm not an impatient listener. I don't get twitchy if there's not a chorus for over a minute. But I do demand a point, and '()' never either reaches a climax or a depth to make its meanderings worth it. It's tantric, amniotic, lazy music, basking in artificial serotonin.
Back in the dog-end of the 80s, Portsmouth band The Mild Mannered Janitors penned a song about similarly child-voiced goth warblers and press darlings Cranes, called 'Fuckin' Ethereal'. By the time '()' closes its brackets, I'm ready to hack one of my own limbs off just so I can feel awake again, but what I would really rather do is get Crystal Castles to cover 'Fuckin' Ethereal', tie up all the Sigur Ros fans of the world, bundle them in piles on the Cape Canaveral launchpad and then play it the song on loop through the PA they used to do countdowns, until someone gets fucking angry.
Sacred Cows – Weezer, 'Pinkerton'
Sacred Cows – Blur, 'Parklife'
Sacred Cows – The Sex Pistols, 'Never Mind The Bollocks'
Sacred Cows – Nirvana, 'Nevermind'
Sacred Cows – The Strokes, 'Is This It'


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Townsend's customer service professionals are leather experts, who will work with you to recommend and select leathers that will meet the performance expectations of each project. We can help you estimate order quantities, provide a prompt sampling of all in-stock and standard leathers, work with you to develop custom colors, textures and finishes that meet your project specifications, and adjust our production schedule to meet your delivery needs.
The entire Townsend Team considers themselves customer service professionals because each Townsend Partner is passionate about creating great work and working as a team to delight our customers. Here are just a handful of the magical superstars that work at Townsend Leather.
A.J. Kucel
Aviation Sales
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
4 Years
About the photo:
Making new friends in Hamelin, Germany (Home of the Pied Piper)
What are you most proud of about Townsend?:
Our area was once known as the leather making capital of the world. While most tanneries eventually shut down or moved overseas, Townsend has continued to make high-quality leather and provide jobs for our community since 1969. There is a great sense of pride to be a part of the Townsend family!
Alison MartinSales & Marketing Director
Alison Martin
Sales & Marketing Director
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
10 years
About the photo:
Here I am with my husband, Eric, who I met at Townsend. I love the outdoors, especially the summer and fall months here in the Adirondacks, and enjoy spending time swimming and boating on the lake with our son and daughter.
Alison's proudest moment:
I am most proud that I have a strong personality and am able to stand up for myself when I feel it is necessary. Growing up with brothers gave me "tougher skin" and I learned how to speak my mind without overstepping.
Anthony SmidaDirector of Quality
Anthony Smida
Director of Quality
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
24 Years
About the photo:
Getting ready to make dinner!
If Anthony had any super power it would be…:
Not really a super power, but I would choose Time Travel – Can you imagine going back in time and meeting Christopher Columbus or Abe Lincoln, Going forward in time to meet your Great-Great-Grandkids? It would be awesome!!!
Carrie GiffordProduction Floor Leader
Carrie Gifford
Production Floor Leader
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
11 Years
About the photo:
Having a fun Townsend day with my bestie!
Who has been the biggest influence on Carrie's life?:
My parents. They both taught me to preserver, never settle. Always be honest to myself and others. Hold your family and friends close to your heart. Remember what is truly important and don't sweat the small stuff.
Christa FondaCustomer Service Representative
Christa Fonda
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
1 Year
About the photo:
My Husband and I in Cancun last year!
How would Christa like to be remembered?:
I would like to be remembered as being kind, fun loving and outgoing.
Cindy MoyerAccounting Manager of Administration
Cindy Moyer
Accounting Manager of Administration
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
5 years
About the photo:
The photo is of my daughter and I on Christmas Eve celebrating with family, which we love. Spending time together with friends and family, it's what life is all about!
What is Cindy proudest of in her life?:
I am proudest of my daughter, her spunk, sass and love of life inspires and tires me. She is my world and teaches me every day to not "make mountains out of moehills".
Danielle SmithCustomer Service Representative
Danielle Smith
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
About a year and a half
About the photo:
This was at my best friend's wedding. I feel this photo replicates the happiness I felt that day.
How would Danielle like to be remembered?:
I would like to be remembered as a kind and compassionate person.
Danielle StedingCustomer Service Representative
Danielle Steding
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
1.5 years
About the photo:
Presenting for Townsend Leather in NYC at the Interior Design Magazine sponsored Table Top Trade Show.
I am so grateful for my journey in life so far. From living in New York City where I completed my degree in production management, to returning to my hometown roots. Being surrounded by the nature and beauty of the Adirondack Mountains is what drew me back. Having found such an awesome company and culture to be a part of at Townsend is what made me know that I am right where I belong. I look forward to my future here and all that is yet to come!
What are some words of wisdom Danielle would like to pass along?:
Be patient, fine, balanced and kind.
Eric MartinDirector of Production
Eric Martin
Director of Production
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
16 years
About the photo:
Here I am at the new Yankee Stadium watching the Yankees beat the Red Sox. I really enjoy going to and watching sport games including baseball, basketball, and football.
If Eric had any super power it would be…:
My super power would be teleportation so I could see customers in real time to help with any and all issues that might occur. Oh and be able to go on nice vacations anytime I feel like.
Jared Eckler
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
21 years
About the photo:
Who has been the biggest influence on Jared's life?
It's hard to say Terry over Sarah, Sarah has always supported me and believed in me just as I am. She always saw in me a great person, and being with her always drove me to be the best I could as I always felt I had gotten lucky to meet such a beautiful, smart, woman. Terry saw something in me that no one as much as he pushed to come out. No one in my life ever put such high expectations on me and supported me in achieving things I never thought about before than him. At each new height I reached with his direction, advice, support, encouragement, he would see my potential grow and raise the bar higher. He gave a lot of his time to help me grow as a person, professional, and a leader in my life that I am positive without I would not be who I am today. The lesson was to always strive for your potential and not settle for less from yourself or others that surround you. As you improve, so does your potential to be even better.
Jeffery MartinSVP of Production
Jeffery Martin
SVP of Production
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
19 years
About the photo:
This picture was taken at one of my favorite pastimes – at NY Giants – MetLife Stadium. I enjoy football, hunting, boating and spending time with my family and friends.
Jeff's passion:
I am a passionate person. I am passionate about making leather, my hobbies, and my family. Most would qualify me as a down-to-earth guy who loves people. I always look forward to making new friends and getting to know people.
Jillian SantiagoCustomer Service Representative
Jillian Santiago
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
10 years
About the photo:
A picture of my son and I, and he is the best part of life.
The most important life lesson Jillian has learned:
Do not take for granted what you have. Live every day as it is your last because you never know what tomorrow will bring.
Joe Paciolla
Graphic Design
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
19 Years
About the photo:
Pic was taken @ The Third Rail Night club in Cortland, NY while performing with my all original heavy metal band, ENERTIA – I play bass guitar, sing backup and also did all the management and bookings. From 1996 to 2007, we played just under 800 shows in 20 different states, recorded 4 CDs which to date have sold over 10k copies – we also had a record deal in Europe/Asia for our 4th CD, "Force". Our 5th and final CD will be released in the spring of 2014.
I worked closely with the graphic design company that created the artwork to our first 3 discs, which led the way to me becoming a graphic designer for Townsend. A little known fact: Terry let us rehearse 3 nights a week in the area that is now the finish department office from 1998 to 2005…
What Joe is passionate about:
I am very passionate about my family (my wife, Linette; son, Cody; puggle; Wiley and my amazing extended family), playing, creating collecting and listening to music (all styles with the exception of show tunes and rap), and learning (history, current news and events, reading, how to fix, repair or maintain things, home renovations, computer, technology or useless knowledge about music trivia).
Joseph P MillerColoring Lead/Supervisor
Joseph P Miller
Coloring Lead/Supervisor
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
17 amazing years
About the photo:
On a family vacation in the Bahamas all 3 of us experiencing our first cruise.
How would Joe like to be remembered?:
A fun-loving guy who likes to work hard and have fun doing it.
Kevin KucelDirector, Aircraft Leather Sales
Kevin Kucel
Director, Aircraft Leather Sales
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
34 years
About the photo:
Together with family.
What Kevin is most proud of:
I am most proud of my 4 wonderful kids! Whenever I feel the need to measure personal success I just look at AJ, Aric, Kevin and Natalie and I know I must be doing something right.
Larissa GroesbeckProduction Coordinator
Larissa Groesbeck
Production Coordinator
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
4 years.
About the photo:
Winning the First annual Townsend Leather Halloween Costume Contest- "Most Awesome Costume"
What is Larissa's favorite Townsend Leather memory?
Pretty sure my favorite TLC memory just happened today!
Yesterday AJ Allen came to me with a tiny cup they use for their color pigments down here and told me "If we can get a Gallon of water into this cup we'll pull in the orders that are on your wish list". Well.. that got me to thinking…
So, last night I went out and bought a Gallon Jug of water and this morning I tipped this gallon of water upside down and put it in the little cup and left a sticky note on the jug saying "Does this mean my wish list is getting done?"
See the photos to see for yourself how to Get Shit Done. I feel like this is just a good way to look at life. Looking at this cup and thinking there is no way of getting a gallon of water in there (as a liquid) limits what can be accomplished.
When you think outside the box it opens up endless amounts of possibilities.
What is Larissa passionate about?
Passionate about Theater and Singing.
Linette PaciollaCustomer Service Representative
Linette Paciolla
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
13 years
About the photo:
I am most passionate about my family and love spending time with them.
Margaux PierceCustomer Service Representative
Margaux Pierce
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
About the photo:
One of my favorite things about living in upstate New York is the beautiful fall foliage. Autumn is my favorite season.
This photo is of my family at a local pumpkin patch getting ready to enjoy all of the wonderful fall festivities; apple picking, hay ride, corn maize and of course the warm cider donuts!
How would you like to be remembered?:
I would like people to remember me as a caring and creative person who always treats people with kindness & respect.
Pamela GoldswerHR Director/ Talent Manager
Pamela Goldswer
HR Director/ Talent Manager
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
2 Years
About the photo:
In this picture I was so excited because I was on my honeymoon in Cazenovia New York. Family is so important to me and I was blessed this year see my family grow.
What is Pamela passionate about?:
People! I am passionate about people and their potential. I would like to be the best ally our partners can have to achieve their goals.
Rachel HiddeCustomer Service Representative
Rachel Hidde
Customer Service Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
1 year
About the photo:
This photo was taken at our dog's first birthday party (it was all my idea)! We adopted Paddington (a Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier) 5 months prior. He was born with 4 major heart defects, so his first 7 months of life were spent in and out of vet hospitals undergoing heart surgery. So… We definitely had a reason to celebrate! And really, I love finding any reason to celebrate!
What is the most important lessons Rachel has learned in life?:
Treat people the same way you want them to treat you.
Ron CatheyInternational Sales Representative
Ron Cathey
International Sales Representative
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
1.5 Years
About the photo:
The Bluegill Slayers in action in beautiful Orlando Florida. Fishing is one of our favorite pastimes.
What words of wisdom does Ron have to pass along?:
- Be kind. It costs you nothing
- Never stop learning
- Travel whenever possible.
- Find a reason to live a life full of laughter
Sarah EcklerSVP of Sales & Marketing
Sarah Eckler
SVP of Sales & Marketing
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
16 years
About the photo:
love working at Townsend Leather! I am proud to be a 3rd generation family member and helping to run our company these days. I love working with our internal team as well as our reps and customers around the world. My personal motto has long been work hard, play hard, love hard. This photo reminds me of getting up for another work day of excitement and new challenges . . . but no matter how excited you are for work, you always need that cup of coffee first to be able to tackle your day.
What is Sarah proudest of in life:
Despite being extremely proud of Townsend and our family-run business that's in its 3rd generation, I am most proud of my now 13-year-old daughter, Olivia. She went through spinal surgery this year for scoliosis and through it all amazed me with her strength and resilience. She's just a super kid anyway – sweet, smart, witty, creative, introspective, and fun to be around. I can't think of anyone or anything that makes me prouder.
Shawn CzadzeckCommunication Designer
Shawn Czadzeck
Communication Designer
Years of Service:
9 years.
About the Photo:
This was taken at one of my favorite coffee-ing-holes with my wife a few years ago. Nothing goes better with coffee than my wife and kids.
Shawn's happiest moment:
I usually feel like my life is just a succession of my happiest moments, so every time I try to answer this question I end up just thinking to whatever just happened. As I write this my happiest moment is watching my radical wife sill-ily toss our incredible 5 year old son in the air with her legs. That 5 year old is now nearly 10 and we have a 2 year old as well. All of them are the best things ever.
Sherry CockerCustomer Support Leader
Sherry Cocker
Customer Support Leader
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
In my 22nd year at Townsend Leather
About the photo:
Taken while on our vacation in Punta Cana… sunshine, friends and family = paradise!
"The best things in life are the people we love, the places we've been, and the memories made along the way."
I am thankful that I get the opportunity to travel for family vacations and business trips. I enjoy seeing new places and going back to the places I've been to see new things.
Life is an adventure… live it to the fullest and with no regrets.
Terry Kucel
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
About the photo:
This is a picture of Barb and me on a hike in the Adirondack Mountains during the beautiful autumn season of 2012. The picture represents two of my passions: Family and Nature.
A message that Terry would like to leave to his family who succeeds him in the family business:
I paraphrase James Hughes from his book "Family Wealth". "Each succeeding generation must bring its own creativity and innovation to the family business." The third generation leaders of Townsend cannot rely on the successes of the previous two generations. It must join the human, intellectual and financial capital it has inherited to the skills, passion and new ideas it brings to the family business.
Tim Beckett
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
12 Years
About the photo:
I want to be formal but I am here to Party
Tim's important life lesson to share:
There are three rules that I live by: never get less than twelve hours sleep; never play cards with a guy who has the same first name as a city; and never get involved with a woman with a tattoo of a dagger on her body. Now you stick to that, and everything else is cream cheese. – Coach Finstock
Tricia MartinSVP of Customer Service
Tricia Martin
SVP of Customer Service
Years of Service at Townsend Leather:
18 years full time but part-time since I was a teenager working summers in the family business. I've sorted, measured, staked, and did both samples and customer service.
About the photo:
This is the most recent photo of myself. It was taken by my husband on our 10th year anniversary celebration in upstate NY. I am kicking back, enjoying a glass of wine while overlooking the gorgeous Seneca Lake and wine fields. I enjoy nature, reading, and good times with family and friends when I am not busy being a mommy to 2 beautiful little girls – who bring me my most joy!
Tricia's happiest moment:
Bringing 2 happy and healthy baby girls in the world!
Who at Townsend Leather has made the most impact on Tricia?
My mentors at Townsend and at home have been my parents. From very young, they taught me how to work hard, appreciate the small things, respect and care for people, and how to embrace life. They are the two of the most selfless, hardworking, and loving people I know. I thank them for all of these life skills and all of my blessings today. With me and my siblings running the family business, I hope they can enjoy some new hobbies, the grandkids, and each other.


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We are creating sacred time in our sacred space.
Mid-week prayer: Wednesdays Shacharit and Song
Hazzan Harold invites you to join either live or via livestream. This offering will encompass the morning service but in a loose and non-traditional way, and if we get a minyan, we will include time for the mourners' kaddish. All are welcome to come to BAI and be part of this in person or tune in via Livestream.
Thursday morning Tefilah- Weekly on Thursday
A new weekly offering featuring prayer, mindfulness practice and torah.
Friday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, causal, spirited and soulful.
Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set to acoustic music. The Maariv or evening service that follows blends traditional nusach with contemporary melodies. Come as you are. Jeans and sneakers are as common as suit and tie.
Weekly, Shabbat Mornings (9 AM)
Each week begin with two offerings, lively and interactive Torah study with our Rabbi or an extended and enhanced prayer with our Hazzan we call Tefilah B'Kavanah (Prayer with intention).
Torah Study
Rabbi David offers Torah Study from 9am-9:45am and then leads a traditional, non-instrumental Pesukei Dzimrah service in our Sanctuary.
Tefilah B'Kavanah(Prayer with intention)
Led by Hazzan Harold, this is our weekly Shabbat morning offering of intentional musical prayer, with spirited song, chant and meditation. Our aim is to allow for deep, uninterrupted, joyful and focused tefilah. Tefilah B'Kavanah is held in the Chapel and from 9am until 10am.
- Our main service blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of our prayer. This is a time for our whole community to come together each week- young kids at tot Shabbat, our pre-K and elementary school kids during Shabbat Beit Midrash Education program, parents and adults of all ages. Monthly, we have family Shabbat services at 11am, typically followed by Kiddush lunch.
Embodied Prayer with Nicole Levin – Monthly
Through gentle movement, breath work, and chanting we will embody the essence of prayer. Gentle practice requires no previous experience.
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Goldilocks had her porridge. Or, to be more precise, she had porridge belonging to the three bears. And one of the porridges was just right.
The last books I read about Goldilocks and her pal Jack, of beanstalk fame, were the new boardbooks by Tony Ross earlier this year. Boardbooks are hard to review, and fairly hard to pass on to a suitable reader. When you're my age you don't know many boardbook-aged people.
Or perhaps that's just me.
The other day I went out to lunch. It was a free lunch; pea soup followed by pancakes with cream and jam, Swedish style, all eaten in good company. I actually remembered to bring the books, and after a happy coincidence of chatting about books, I even remembered to get them out of my bag, to hand them to Baby Tollarp.
This lovely child threw himself over the books, and immediately started to gnaw the edges and the corners. Most gratifying.
It was lunch, after all. And whereas he was allowed to sample a sliver of pancake, this six-month-old only had literature to satisfy that empty feeling.


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I was interviewed on a podcast! I talk about everything from boobs, my new film Funeral to my mom! YAY! Thanks Tin Can for the interview!
I was interviewed on a podcast! I talk about everything from boobs, my new film Funeral to my mom! YAY! Thanks Tin Can for the interview!
I had the pleasure of directing PEACHES' story with the terrific team at Titmouse! Produced by JASH and Titmouse, animated by James Sugrue, boarded by yours truly!
MORE TO COME. Thanks Peaches! Thank you everyone else I forgot to mention!!! XOXO
I animated the episode of JD SAMSON's BIG DAY OUT for the show PARTY STORY on VICELAND. CHECK SOME OF THE ANIMATION OUT BELOW…they even made gifs! WHAT A GIFT! SHARE IT.
THEY MADE GIFS of it! SHARE THEM.
I am proud to be directing a few things for Titmouse in the next few months. Keep an eye out, it should probably be sick or rad or badass or something something awesome awesome.
#badass #yaaas #titmouse #directing #animation #sick
Yes. You heard it straight. The coolest NYC PORN FILM FESTIVAL EVER is playing my aged breast film, BOOBatary. Come to the screening! It is free! Saturday June 4th at 9:30am because everyone who watches porn watches it at 9:30am!
I was fortunate to get hired by Above Average to animate a small series for Someecards. You should watch it. It is from the brilliant mind of Anna Rubanova. She is the hilarious.
I hope to work more in comedy. It is mostly funny. I hope to make it funnier. FINGERS CROSSED.
Enjoy and share this with everyone especially people in your workplace.
I ain't no fool! I am going to this and so should you!
My film I LOVE YOU SO MUCH and the MTV viral hit, Happy Birthday Katy Perry will be playing! PLUS BONUS SPECIAL GUESTS!!!!!!! ! ! !!! ! ! ! ! ! !
YAY! Animation! Yay! I Love You So Much! YAAAY KATY PERRRrrrry!!!!
HALLWAY has a trailer/teaser! WATCH IT. YOUR BRAIN WILL LOVE IT.
SXSW is the coolest and they just Instagrammed HALLWAY'S still to promote it!! SO COOL!
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See it first at #SXSW: The bizarre mind of animator Leah Shore brings us "HALLWAY", a captivating live action short. Shot exclusively in a secret sex club in New York City, a drug-induced couple unleash upon each other an existential barrage of delusion and broken dreams. "HALLWAY" photo by Henry Roosevelt and Leah Shore. View the full Short Film Program on sxsw.com. #SXSWFilm
SXSW also put up the trailer and announced HALLWAYS screening dates, so come on by if you are in Austin in March and watch some crazy stuff!!
HOLIDAY PARTY and Fritz Myers featuring Gus the lounge singer
with the Gingerbread Man and Lil' Fruitcake
Produced by Platitude Music
Animation: Sarah Miskoff
Intern: Charlie Curley
I am honored to have the prestigious Filmmaker Magazine premiere my previous film, I Love You So Much online for me!! Please watch, laugh, watch again, show it to someone and watch a billion more times! THANKS! This could not be possible without the small crew who helped produce it: Fritz Myers, Dorian Tocker, Jarret Kerr, Ken Barbera, Crystal Pei!!!
I Love You So Much will be playing at the Rincon International Film Festival in Puerto Rico and the Floirda Film Festival in April! I am super excited because these are two amazing fests that are extremely supportive. I suggest that everyone in the world attend these fests! I will be attending the Rincon International Film Festival in Puerto Rico! Come say hola to me and my date, my mom!


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In Feature
projection mapping
By Kyle
Rapid Projection Mapping System
On 09, Apr 2010 | 16 Comments | In Feature, projection mapping, video, vj | By Kyle
Everyone Is Happy Productions developed a very fast and flexible projection mapping system which we were asked to present at Pecha Kucha Brisbane. This was part of that demonstration, however the same setup can very rapidly map out all sorts of shapes.
There are a couple of cuts, but NO post FX at all, I promise. Developed in VVVV.
Programming: Kyle McLean
Editing: Eva Luenig
Camera work: Pancho Colladetti
Music: Antony Raijekov (CC BY)
wow – very impressive!
I'm using quartz composer – but this has made me very interested in vvvv!
only just discovered you site – great work!
Thank you Ben.
Yeah vvvv is really worth having a good look at – it's an amazing tool. I've also really been meaning to get around to learning some quartz at some point.
Is it available for download?
Stunning work – love this. Both you and vvvv = very clever indeed.
Im a processing guy myself but yeh vvvv does look cool – never really dabbled before but will take the plunge. Lots of cool stuff happening down under then – gives me more of a reason to emigrate 😉
Hey Kyle,
Any change sharing the patches? Maybe you'll sell it to me.
Hi Kyle,
Very impressive tool indeed, do u think it's mature enough for a demo test? I'm actually from Hong Kong working as event production, it could be interesting for the china market.
amazing work! very impressive… i'm trying to implement the same type of small scale mapping for an installation, how did you go about tracing the shapes? any chance you could share even part of the patch?
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Dead Rising – Book Guide
Xbox 360
Book Guide by GeistCH
Version: 0.91 | Updated: 08/16/2006
Dead Rising Book Guide v0.5 By GeistCH ==================== [1.0] - - - - - Statement of Purpose [2.0] - - - - - Double and Triple Booking [2.1] - - - - - The Effects of Double and Triple Booking [2.2] - - - - - List of Multiply-Effected Weapons [3.0] - - - - - List of Books by Store [3.1] - - - - - Bachman's Bookporium [3.2] - - - - - Contemporary Reading [3.3] - - - - - Everyone Luvs Books [3.4] - - - - - Sir Book-A-Lot [3.5] - - - - - The Sinister Read [4.0] - - - - - Story-Obtained Books (Spoilers) [5.0] - - - - - Tips and Comments [6.0] - - - - - Alphabetical List of Items with Book-Increased Durability [7.0] - - - - - Creditry and Copyright -Version History- 0.9 - - - - - Aug. 12, 06 - First run. I have probably missed a book or two. I will update the FAQ as/if more information becomes available. To my knowledge I have not missed or omitted any book-related information. 0.91- - - - - Aug. 16, 06 - Confirmed location of a story-obtained book. Thanks to the 3 dozen people who emailed me confirming its' location. ;) ==================== [1.0] - Purpose of this FAQ - This FAQ will contain information on the status effecting books available to Frank throughout the game, such as where to find them and what they'll do for you. This FAQ will not contain story spoilers in sections without warnings. The material available for this FAQ is quite limited, so it will be quite small. I know that for myself however I would have liked to have this available to me from the start. Now that I have a good sense of where and what all the books are, I am able to obtain a very effective combination of books before the end of the first case and I find that to be incredibly useful. If you have any additions or corrections you can Email me: firstname.lastname@example.com ===================== [2.0] - Double and Triple Booking - If you've played the game for more than 15 minutes, you know you can aquire books that extend the life of your weapons. In some uncommon cases there are weapons that are given a bonus by two different books. There are so far only four weapons I've found which are given a bonus by three books. If you look under Status and under Skills in the pause menu with a particular book in your inventory you can see which weapons they effect. [2.1] - The Effects of Double and Triple Booking - When using a weapon, every body strike counts toward durability loss. If you swing a baseball bat one time and it hits four zombies that counts as four points of durability loss to the bat. Using a single book will triple the life of an item. Using two books that effect a single item causes the durability of that item to be multiplied by nine. I counted the strikes using a Hedge Trimmer from a hardware store. No book: 20 Strikes Single book effect: 60 Strikes Double book effect: 180 Strikes In the case of Triple Booking an item, there are four items I've found that can be triple booked. I have not counted the number of strikes an item can perform with all 3 effects on it. I'm going to assume that three books means the durability of the item should be multiplied by 27. I'm simply not going to count that many strikes. Let's just say the weapons last a very very long time. In the rest of this FAQ, when ** appears after an item name it denotes that this item can be effected by two books. When *** appears after an item name it can be effected by 3. [2.2] - List of Multiply-Effected Weapons One of the game's greater challenges can be keeping yourself stocked up on a truly effective arsenal of weaponry. Sure you can find something at hand most times in an emergency, but if at all possible you want to keep your favorite weapons around and use them too. The effect of multiple-booking will allow you to actually use a good weapon to get from point A to point B instead of conserving them for "when you need them most". With two books in your inventory, picking up a single weapon effected by both books is basically the same thing as picking up nine of that weapon. It makes a huge difference when deciding how you'll use weapons. Double-Effect Boomerang Bowling Ball Chainsaw Chair HDTV Hedge Trimmer Mannequin Pick Ax Plywood Panel Saw Blade Sickle Skateboard Skylight Small Chainsaw Steel Rack TV Triple-Effect Hedge Trimmer Sickle Skateboard Small Chainsaw ====================== [3.0] - List of Books by Store - ** indicates an item can be effected by two books. *** indicates an item can be effected by three books. [3.1] - Bachman's Bookporium - Location: P108 - To the right as you leave the warehouse entrance, between the stairs to the upper level of Paradise Plaza. Books:- [Engineering] - 3x durability for the following items - Pylon, Shovel, Sledgehammer, 2 x 4, Lead Pipe, Excavator, Saw Blade**, Plywood Panel**, Sickle***, Hedge Trimmer***, Chainsaw**, Small Chainsaw***. - [Entertainment] - 3x durability for the following items - Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, TV**, HDTV**, Skateboard***,Bowling Ball**, Small Chainsaw***. - [Horror Novel 2] - +25%PP from defeating zombies. Effects the zombie-kill-count bonuses. - [Interior Design] - 3x durability for the following items - Chair**, Stool, Fence, Painting, Skylight**, Steel Rack**, Mannequin**, TV**, HDTV**. [3.2] - Contemporary Reading - Location: P101 - Straight accross the hall from the warehouse exit. Books:- [Camera 1] - +25%PP from Photographs. - [Hobby] - 3x durability for the following items - Toy Laser Sword, Stuffed Bear, Novelty Mask, Toy Cube, Boomerang**, Rat Stick, Rat Saucer. - [Sports] - 3x durability for the following items - Baseball Bat, Skateboard**, Pick Ax**, Soccer Ball, Bowling Ball**, Boomerang**, Dumbell, Barbell. - [Weekly Photo Magazine - Adds a visual queue for the type and timing of photos. The appearance of a PP icon above a subject's head indicates a good photo opportunity. The color indicates the genre of the opportunity. This book may be used as an effective counter to darkness, as this indicator will appear over any zombie close enough to you, regardless of the light level. Also works well for finding Queens, as they appear as Green icons in a mess of red and blue zombie icons. [3.3] - Everyone Luvs Books - Location: E108 - Near the North Stairs on the First Floor of Entrance Plaza. Books:- [Cooking] - 2x mixed juice effect duration. - [Cycling] - 3x bike durability. Gain a trick. - [Travel] - 3x durability on the following items - Handbag, Parasol, Pick Ax**, Sign, Bench, Lipstick Prop, Perfume Prop, Shopping Cart, Weapon Cart. [3.4] - Sir Book-A-Lot - Location: W204 - Across the hall and upstairs from the Wonderland Plaza bathroom. Books:- [Criminal Biography] - 3x durability on the following items - Cleaver, Meat Cleaver, Battle Axe, Fire Ax, Katana, Sword, Ceremonial Sword, Saw Blade**, Sickle***, Hedge Trimmers***, Chainsaw**, Small Chainsaw*** - [Health 1] - + 50% healing effect of food items. - [Japanese Conversation] - Story Related, see below. - [Skateboarding] - 3x Skateboard*** durability. Gain a trick. [3.5] - The Sinister Read - Location: E201 - Upstairs at the south end of Entrance Plaza. Books:- [Health 2] - +50% healing effect of food items. - [Horror Novel 1] - +25%PP from defeating Zombies. - [Lifestyle Magazine] - 3x durability on the following items - Chair**, Stool, Push Broom, Bucket, Garbage Can, Shampoo, Pet Food, Hanger, Paint Can, Oil Bucket, Sickle***, Lawn Mower, Hedge Trimmer***, Shower Head, Tool Box, Smokestack, Mailbox, Skylight**, Steel Rack**, Plywood Panel**, Stepladder, Mannequin**. - [World News] +25%PP from survivor related rewards. ================ [4.0] - Story-Obtained Books - SPOILER WARNING: This section contains information on books aquired through other means than by picking them up at the book store, or books with effects related to advancing the story. Japanese Conversation: Allows you to speak to Yuu and Shinji in the bookstore when you meet them in Sir Book-A-Lot. Brainwasing Tips: While you have this book, the survivors following you will be far less timid. Survivors will enter combat more frequently, spend less time panicking, and will follow you beyond groups of zombies unless they are grabbed or are physically impeded by the zombies in some way. You get this book by defeating the cult leader int he theatre after his cutscene in Paradise Plaza. Camera 2 : With this book in your posession, photographs are worth double PP. At the end of Kent's story line, you kill him and he drops this book. Wrestling: With this book in your posession, bare handed attacks recieve a significant boost in power. Found in the room with the 3 Hostages after you defeat Cliff. Survival: With this book in your posession, food item healing effects are increased 100%. Found in in the empty store next to Crislips after you kill Cliff. ================= [5.0] - Tips and Comments - The only real advice I have to offer anyone playing is to aquire a set of books that offer you a selection of weapons you prefer to be double or triple effected as early as possible. Before "Backup for Brad" you have access to 3 of the 5 bookstores. I head out and pick up [Entertainment], [Engineering], and [Criminal Biography] as early as possible. I picked up two Small Chainsaws near the start of my current playthrough, and I'm at 2400 kills, most of them with the two Small Chainsaws and neither of them are flashing yet. If you're a real fan of the Sickle or Hedge Trimmer you'll have to wait until the Entrance Plaza is open to you until you can triple book those. At first I was not overly impressed by the effects of the books. I'm still not a fan of the PP increase books, or the Healing effect books. The only books I ever carry that aren't direct weapon durability increase books are Camera 2 and Brainwashing Techniques. As I approach level 50 I've stopped carrying Camera 2, but it is a good book. It wasn't until I noticed that holding multiple books that effected the same item was really making a big difference in the longevity of the item that I started taking an interest in them, and having seen no commentary on the message boards concerning the books and their cumulative effects I decided to make this FAQ. ================= [6.0] - - - - - Alphabetical List of Items with Book-Increased Durability ** indicates an item can be effected by two books. *** indicates an item can be effected by three books. 2x4 Acoustic Guitar Barbell Baseball Bat Bass Guitar Battle Axe Bench Bicycle Boomerang** Bowling Ball** Bucket Ceremonial Sword Chainsaw** Chair** Cleaver Dumbell Electric Guitar Excavator Fence Fire Ax Garbage Can Handbag HDTV** Hedge Timmer*** Katana Lawn Mower Lead Pipe Lipstick Prop Mailbox Mannequin** Meat Cleaver Novelty Mask Oil Bucket Painting Parasol Perfume Prop Pick Ax** Plywood Panel** Push Broom Pylon Rat Saucer Rat Stick Saw Blade** Shopping Cart Shovel Shower Head Sickle*** Sign Skateboard*** Skylight** Sledgehammer Small Chainsaw*** Smokestack Soccer Ball Steel Rack** Stepladder Stool Stuffed Bear Sword Tool Box Toy Cube Toy Laser Sword TV** Weapon Cart ===================== [7.0] Credits and Copyright Capcom obviously for making the game. Myself for taking the whole three hours it took to compile this FAQ. Thanks to: Justin Young for confirming the Survival book location in 72h mode. ZombieSexKitten for the tip for finding Queens. All trademarks and copyrights contained in this document are owned by their respective trademark and copyright holders. This FAQ is copyrighted by Jeff Smeland 2006. You may contact me at: email@example.com .
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If you suffer from constant sinus pressure, then you know how debilitating it can be. Sinus pressure can turn a good day completely miserable.
Our clients often do not understand sinus pressure or why it appears, but your sinuses can be trying to tell you something. The key to getting better faster is to listen!
What Are Sinuses?
Researchers are actually unsure why we have sinuses. They theorize that it is to keep the head from being too heavy. The sinuses also affect the tone and depth in your voice.
The sinuses are lined with mucus, which helps keep your nose moist. Having this moisture helps protect you against allergens, pollutants, and dust irrigation.
Sinuses are air-filled spaces that are located in the bones of both the head and face. The sinuses actually continue to grow until you are about age 20.
There are four pairs of sinuses (eight total). They are on either side of your nose, behind and between the eyes, at the back of the nasal cavity, and in the forehead. When you feel sinus pressure, you often have pain in the forehead, eyes, and face.
What Causes Sinus Pressure?
Sinus pressure can be caused by any number of factors. Sinus problems are generally referred to as "sinusitis." This condition involves having inflamed or swollen tissue that surrounds the sinuses.
The normally air-filled sinuses becoming blocked and fill with fluid, bacteria, or viruses. They can even be home to fungi.
These germs and fluid can combine and ultimately cause a sinus infection in more serious cases.
The pressure that you feel is usually due to this filling and inflammation of the sinuses. There are several reasons that this could occur:
- The common cold. When you have a cold, you will sometimes produce extra mucus, which can ultimately get trapped in the sinuses, causing pain and pressure. Colds may not cause sinus infections, but they are more likely to be seen together because of all of the extra bacteria that could become trapped in the sinuses when you have a cold.
- Allergic rhinitis. Swelling in the lining of the nose can also cause sinus blockage. This type of swelling is usually caused by seasonal allergies like pollen and dust mites. In fact, allergies are one of the main reasons that you may get sinus infections on a repeated basis.
- Nasal polyps and structural differences. Having polyps develop can definitely increase your risk for sinus pressure. Polyps and structural differences, like having a deviated septum or narrow drainage ducts, decrease the amount of total space in the sinuses. This increases the likelihood of the sinuses filling up.
When to See a Doctor
If you suspect that you have serious sinus problems, like an infection, or have nearly continuous sinus pressure, you may want to see a doctor. An ear, nose, and throat (ENT) doctor can help you determine the cause of your sinus pressure and recommend the best ways to combat it.


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LONDON - Since the announcement of Prince Harry's wedding, many have speculated about the guest list. In fact, several are wondering whether the Obamas will receive an invite, a question the soon-to-be groom dodged in a recent interview.
During a segment on BBC Radio 4, a reporter asked him if former U.S. President Barack Obama would receive a special note in the mail, but Prince Harry said he didn't want to "ruin that surprise."
"We haven't put the invites or the guest list together yet so who knows whether he's going to be invited or not. I wouldn't want to ruin that surprise," he said.
Will @BarackObama get an invite to Prince Harry's wedding? #r4today pic.twitter.com/YqnFTf6Yss— BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) December 27, 2017
Reports say the British government is concerned about how current President Donald Trump would react if the Obamas attend, amid a shaky relationship between the U.S. and the U.K.
Related: Report: UK government worried about Trump's reaction if Obamas get royal wedding invitation
"Harry has made it clear he wants the Obamas at the wedding, so it's causing a lot of nervousness," The Sun reported, citing an unamed senior government official. "Trump could react very badly if the Obamas get to a royal wedding before he has had a chance to meet the queen."
Although the royal family and U.K. politicians have become close acquaintances of the Obamas in recent years, rallying together for the Invictus Games and appearing together in public several times, their encounters with Trump have not been as friendly.
Related: Obama warns against divisiveness on social media
In November, British Prime Minister Theresa May was critical of Trump's decision to retweet a string of inflammatory videos from a British political fringe group that purport to show violence being committed by Muslims. May's office said it was "wrong" for the president to have done shared the videos.
Related: Obama warns against divisiveness on social media
The prince's fiancee, actress and humaniatarian Meghan Markle, has also called out Trump in the past.
But Prince Harry and Markle don't have the sole say on the invites. The British Parliament will aid the couple.
"Conversations are ongoing about and ministers will eventually have to decide," The Sun reported. "If the PM lays down the law, Harry will just have to suck it up."
The nuptials are set for May 19 at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in London.
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In 2012, Pacheco founded a children's art class in Jersey City to give kids the opportunity to explore different cultures and mediums. He conceived Pacheco's Aprons as a means of expanding children's art knowledge in an interactive, experiential way.
The studio-like class is held in a gallery to expose students to the wide range of techniques and practices represented on a rotating basis. Every class concludes with each student providing a positive critique of a fellow classmate's work in front of the class, giving kids the vocabulary to discuss the work as well as create it. The program culminates in a student gallery show featuring the year's work.
Each year, projects are inspired by a new theme. Kids are encouraged to use different materials to create their projects, empowering them to use their imaginations and push the boundaries of what's possible.
Students are challenged to create three-dimensional artwork as a part of the program, a practice that helps encourage new modes of thinking.
gallery study
Participating kids visit current exhibitions to discuss the artwork and practice gallery etiquette. Students engage in a conversation about the techniques used, then translate those techniques to their own pieces.


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Whenever I see a baseball fight late in the season, I picture Colin Mochrie in front of a green screen trying to figure out what's going on, saying "Well, it all started over a bowl of soup! And now ... look at it!"
With the game already in hand, Florida Marlins' catcher Miguel Olivo was ejected for charging at Jose Reyes with evil intentions. Reyes was not ejected, and eventually scored in the New York Mets' 13-0 rout of the Attendanceless Fish. Hopefully this fight is the kind of event that will solidify this young Marlins team and will propel them to finish the season with a win. With just one game left and three games behind Washington for fourth place in the NL East, it won't be easy to overcome, and some say it's mathematically impossible. But it's nothing that Jeffrey Loria's money can't solve.
On The Bright Side, That Second Inning Was Amazing. Charlie Manuel decided to pull Adam Eaton in the third inning with two on and one out. But nobody told Manuel that once you remove a pitcher, he can't pitch later in the game. All things considered, Philly did escape the inning, and the bullpen worked 6 2/3 innings of 3-run ball, but the Washington Nationals only allowed two runs all game. You do the math.
The Phillies and Mets are tied for first in the NL East.
Oh, So That's Where Mark Redman Went. An All-Star the year he had a 5.71 ERA, Redman is now with the Colorado Rockies and pitched five innings whilst allowing just one run as the Rockies kept their slim Wild Card hopes intact with an 11-1 win over the now-complacent Diamondbacks, who are finally NL West champions because...
Do You Know Who I Am? I'm The Hoffman! ...the Padres blew it in the 9th inning and went on to lose in 11 innings to the Brewers, 4-3.
Playoff Scenarios. Christ, they're complicated, but I think everyone's favorite one is if the Padres lose, and the Mets, Phillies, and Rockies all win, for they'd all end up 89-73. For this reason, the Diamondbacks might want to consider losing.
So let's explain how baseball will break this complicated four-way tie:
Monday: The Mets play at the Phillies, winner wins the NL East.
Tuesday: Loser on Monday plays San Diego in a "Wild Card semifinal" game. San Diego would play at home against New York, and they'd have to play on the road at Philadelphia.
Wednesday: Winner on Monday plays a home game against Colorado.
BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE! Colorado can also opt to play Tuesday, and Wednesday (if they win), with the only incentive being that they'd play both games at home.
In conclusion, the BASEketball playoff scenarios were easier to follow than this.
Obligatory American League Mention. Meanwhile, with the New York Yankees already aware that they will play the Cleveland Indians in the playoffs, Roger Clemens is already scouting the Indians' lineup.


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Antique car lovers throughout the state are saying goodbye to the harsh winter weather and polishing their machines for a spring showcase. Fort Valley State University President Larry E. Rivers and the Boys and Girls Club of Georgia Heartlands are revving up for the 5th Annual Wheels in the Valley Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show, an FVSU news release says.
The Lane strawberry patch for the season and is open for April and May.
Tours are available Monday through Friday 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
The Downtown Byron Farmers and Artisans Market is April 16 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
The market is held in downtown Byron at Jailhouse Park and offers Georgia Made Georgia Grown plants, produce and artisan crafts.
For more information or to participate, call the Byron Better Hometown at 956-5555
2011's Battle of Byron is scheduled for May 7.
This year the event welcomes back "Bed Races."
Each team will consist of five people and will cost $10 per team.
Each team is asked to build a patriotic bed to bring for the race.
The bed race is scheduled for 1 p.m.
The Battle of Byron will also feature tricycle races, "Purty Legs" Contest, egg/spoon relay, Jail-n-Bail, mud volleyball, tug-of-war, bananna relay, shooting marbles contest, icecream churn-off and more.
For more information, click here.
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Commercial (Business) Burglary
Ninety per cent of burglary prevention is physical security (Locks). If your Butts County complex is locked up and unauthorized entry is made difficult, time consuming, noisy and visible, chances of a successful burglary are kept to a minimum. The burglar will pass up your Georgia business and look for an easier target.
Steps to Take to Prevent a Burglary in Butts County
Locks on all outside entrances and inside security doors should be double cylinder deadbolts with moveable collars. The deadbolt should have at least one inch throw containing a hardened steel insert and protected by a latch guard.
Padlocks should be of hardened steel, mounted on bolted hasps and always locked to prevent exchange. Serial numbers should be filed off to prevent new keys from being made.
Doors (all outside or security doors) should be of solid construction, metal lined and secured with heavy metal crossbars. Jams around doors must be solid. All exposed hinges should be pinned to prevent removal.
Windows should have secure locks. Burglar-resistant glass treatments are also recommended. An example would be the installation of polyester security film. However, this must be used in conjunction with the alarm's glass break sensor. Heavy metal grates may be used on windows of high vulnerability (such as rear windows). Check with the Fire Marshall for safety requirements.
Lights must provide optimum visibility, both inside and out, with those outside having vandal-proof covers over the lights and power source. Entire perimeter must be well lit, especially the area around doors and other possible entry points.
Alarm System should be supplied by a licensed alarm company or Georgia locksmith with a central monitoring station. Check the alarm system on a daily basis, and advertise its presence to deter break-ins.
Cash Register should be kept in plain view from outside the building so it can be easily monitored and should be left open when empty and not in use.
Safes should be fire proof, burglar resistant, anchored securely and in plain view. Leave it open when it is empty, and use it to lock up valuables when business is closed. Contact a Georgia locksmith to change the combination whenever someone with access to it leaves your employment.
Building Exterior should be checked including the roof, cellar and walls. Secure all openings.
Maintain Good Visibility by not allowing landscaping, boxes, trash bins, vehicles or equipment near building where they might provide concealment or access to the roof.
Perimeter Fences need to be adequate enough to keep intruders out, and at the same time allow good visibility of your business by neighbors and Georgia police (i.e. vertical iron bar fence or 1/8 inch mesh vinyl coated chain link).
Key Control should be done in a responsible manner. A master key system where one key opens all locks may be convenient, but it may not be the best for security. Code all keys, keep them locked up when not in use, and do not allow employees to leave them lying around or make duplicates. Change locks whenever you suspect key security has been jeopardized.
An Investigation of Different Types of Access Control Equipment and Their Uses
There are many actions a homeowner can do to prevent a burglary in their home. Crime is on the increase and it has never been a better time to improve your home security to keep safe from harm. Follow these simple and inexpensive steps to prevent crime in your home.
Around sixty five percent of all burglaries are usually carried out after gaining entry through either the door or window. It is disappointing that so many houses are inadequately protected by simple door and window locks. There are much better locks on the market today that don't cost the earth that will significantly improve your home security. They will certainly stop the opportunist burglar and definitely slow down the experienced intruder.
If you really want a secure window - maybe you live in a troublesome neighborhood - then fit home security window bars. These are not as ugly as they sound as very decorative bars can be installed. They will definitely deter a burglar as the visual appearance of metal bars will immediately put off an attempted crime on your home. It will simply take too long and make too much noise to gain entry. If you don't want them in your home then consider them for outbuildings or garages.
What is a Locksmith?
A locksmith can provide twenty four hour care, seven days per week. Emergency services are necessary on occasion. Locksmith services are for both residential and commercial both in the suburbs and the metropolitan areas. No matter where you are located your locksmith can reach you. With a multitude of high security locking mechanisms and need for safety, have a locksmith look over your property or vehicle if there are any issues with locks or keys.
Atlanta residents find that emergency services by a locksmith are a huge relief, especially when someone is stranded because their keys are locked inside the car or they are lost. A reliable Atlanta locksmith should be bonded, licensed, and insured. Look for experienced staff that can provide years of experience with modern vehicle locking systems. You can go to your dealer for any locking problem, you can call a locksmith to assist you at the moment because a dealer is not always reachable and on call. A good locksmith company will offer services without hesitation. They are in a position to help. It is scary to be out at night and your car door is locked.
Auto locksmith services - If you lose your keys or the ignition has locked up, you want to get the problem fixed quickly. Chicago locksmiths will provide transponder chip key coding, installing and creating new keys, and extract broken keys as well.
Commercial services - commercial services provided by locksmith in Atlanta include gate locks, door locks, cabinet locks, installing new locks, and more.
Residential services - Emergency door unlocking services, high security lock installation and repairs, lock out doors, garage door issues, gate open/close issues and emergency services.
Emergency services- being stranded in Atlanta is something that you don't have to worry about anymore. Whether it is a car issue or it is a home locking system that you need help with, the Atlanta locksmith Atlanta's Family Locksmith Company can help you.


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5 of us were to meet at Starbucks to leave for Savannah on Thursday afternoon, but life would throw us some curve balls leading up to our adventure. One of my BRF's Kelly started having neck pain and arm numbness earlier in the week. We ran together Wednesday morning, and she was doing ok, but by Wednesday afternoon, she was in a lot of pain. Her symptoms were eerily similar to my problem with my neck that kept me off my bike for a couple of months. Wednesday evening, I got a text from her saying that she was going to the chiropractor and her doctor on Thursday morning, and she might not make it to meet us to leave at 1PM.
Thursday morning started off pretty crazy as it usually does when I'm going anywhere since I wait until the last minute to pack, but I managed to get my stuff together and triple check to make sure I had everything, and then check again. I think I have some OCD tendencies, but somehow I still managed to forget my pillows. I left the house with a couple of errands to run prior to picking up my BRF's. I filled the car up, and I headed to Dani's house then Gem's house to pick them up, and finally to Starbucks to grab Kelly who had called earlier and said she was going to make it. When Kelly arrived, we could tell that she was in a lot of pain still, but we were all hopeful that she'd feel better the next day. Natalie finally arrived about 20 minutes late, which is par for the course for her, but we love her anyway, and we tease the snot out of her about her lack of time management, but she seems to handle it all in stride. We managed to fit all 5 of our luggage into the Suburban, and we were off.
The ride down was fairly uneventful, and we arrived in Savannah in about 3 1/2 hours. We found our house, quickly unloaded the car, met Rachel at the house, and headed to the expo.
The expo was huge as usual at the Rock N Roll events. We all picked up our packets and several of us changed our corrals which was very easy to do. You just had to ask at the corral change table, and they put a sticker on your bib with your new corral. After changing corrals, we all wandered around for an hour or two, and I spent way too much money before we left.
We drove to Riverstreet, and actually found parking. Parking on Thursday night isn't too bad since most of the runners don't arrive until Friday. We found a restaurant called Barracuda Bob's that had great food. After dinner, we headed back to the house where we met our other 2 housemates for the weekend Kris & Jennifer. The two of them didn't know any of us before meeting us in Savannah, but they fit right in with our crew, and we all had a great weekend.
Friday morning, Kelly was still in a ton of pain, so she called someone to drive to Savannah to come pick her up. It sucked, but for her, it was definitely the best thing since she is still in severe pain today. She has already had an MRI, and it showed a couple of herniated disc. She's in a neck brace, and hopefully it will heal on it's own.
We were going to drive to Kroger, but as we walked out the back door of the house to go to the car, I saw a big brick building that I recognized from last year. Yep, that's right. Kroger was literally across the street from our house. We all made a quick trip to Kroger for dinner items, and then we all walked around Savannah to check out the sites and to see where the start and finish lines were. As we stepped out our front door and walked down the steps, we could see a tent set up at Forsyth Park for the race already. We were just over a block from the street with the finish line, so we walked to Forsyth Park, and headed towards the start from there. We were about a mile from the start line which would be about a 15-20 minute walk on Saturday morning. While on Bay St., we decided to try Tondee's Tavern for lunch, another GREAT restaurant. I've always stuck to the rule of nothing new to eat the night before a race, so for dinner, we were cooking pasta in the house, and for lunch at Tondee's I stuck with ribs. I've eaten ribs hundreds of times before, and they've never caused an upset stomach in the past, plus it's lunch, so I should be good, right? WRONG! They didn't bother my stomach, but if you've been following my blog, then you know that I had a pretty bad allergic reaction last month while in Florida. Well, guess what? That's right, 38 years of my life and I've only had one allergic reaction a month ago, so it only makes since that I'd have another one the night before my half. My head had started itching an hour or so after lunch, but I didn't think much about it, but as the evening went on, I started itching more, and then I realized I had hives popping up, not tiny hives either. I was in denial and hoping it was just something on my skin, so I headed to the shower only to discover how many I had all over me. After my shower, I walked to Kroger to purchase Benadryl and Pepcid, but by this time, I was getting nervous and itching like crazy. I took the medicine, and over the next hour, the reaction just continued to get worse, so I admitted that I needed to go to Urgent Care. I'm not sure if it was anxiety or if the reaction was affecting my breathing, but my chest did feel tight. Dani rode with me to UC. She's a nurse, so I was in good hands. I walked in, and the nurse working called the dr on call. He gave orders over the phone to give me a shot of Benadryl, Zantac, and a steroid, and he would be there shortly. When he arrived, he listened to my breathing, and asked if I was having any trouble breathing, and I told him my chest felt a little tight, but I wasn't sure if it was the reaction or anxiety, and he said I wasn't breathing in all the way. He proceeded to look at me and ask if I was running the race in the morning, to which I replied, "yes." He then said, "you know there are other races, right?" Ummmm…. no! I told him, "yes, but I trained for this one." He then asked what time the race started. It started at 7AM, and that facility didn't open until 8AM, so he wanted me to come in to the other Urgent Care that is 24 hours in the morning before the race to do a breathing treatment. Ugh, our house is less than 2 blocks from the finish line, and we're surrounded by the course. Some roads are already closed. Yeah, that wasn't going to happen and me make it to the start in time, so back to the house I went feeling kind of out of it from the Benadryl and not really knowing if I'd be able to run the race in the AM.
I didn't sleep well that night, apparently the steroid counteracted any sleepiness that could have been induced by the Benadryl. I woke up every hour at least looking at my watch to see if it was time to get up yet. Dani said the steroid (dex-something) was a lot stronger steroid than what I probably had the first time. Finally, around 4-something, the house started to stir, and we were all up and about. All the hives were actually gone! It took days last time, so it must have been a stronger steroid, and I didn't wait as long to go to the dr this time either. I felt back to normal, so I was hopeful that I could PR my half. Since we were so close to the start, we decided to wait until 6:15 to head to the start line for the 7:00 start. One last potty trip, and we were all out the door. The weather had been up in the air, but it ended up being a pretty nice temperature. It was a little chilly, but not too cold. I headed out in a short sleeve shirt, hat, ear cover, gloves, a skirt, and arm sleeves. On the way to the start, we passed a set of porta-potties, so we stopped one last time since we were about 2 blocks from the start, and we got to Bay St. right around 6:55. We snapped a quick group photo and headed to our corrals.
Dani and I headed to corral 11 to start together just before the corrals all started to move. As I started in mile 1, I knew my pace was a little fast as the course starts with a slight downhill, so I quickly slowed down, and ended up right where I needed to be for my average over the first mile. The next 2 miles were pretty much flat and right on my target pace. I'm not sure what happened in mile 4, but somehow, I ended up at an 11:10 average which was definitely slower than I needed to be, but I quickly got back on target and was starting to hit negative splits, and all was going well until around mile 10 when my pace went back up to 10:31, and I felt like I was struggling to breathe some. I kept debating if it was all in my head or if my chest was really starting to tighten up, and then I started hearing myself wheeze some. I'm still not sure if it was from the allergic reaction, or if I just got in my head, but miles 10, 11, & 12 were a struggle, and I finally felt like I caught my breath again around the end of mile 12. I knew I was going to be close to my PR, but I wasn't sure as to how close because I thought my PR was 2:17:23, but that was my Garmin time, not my official PR. I hadn't entered it into my Garmin page, so I was going off the wrong time. My real PR was 2:17:42. I wish I'd have known, and I keep kicking myself for not knowing it. I question if I could have pushed just a little harder in that last mile if I'd known if was that close. Mile 13 came in at 10:03, and I felt I had lost my PR, so I wonder if I didn't push as hard as I might have in the last 2/10ths. When I finished I thought I'd missed my PR by about 30 seconds, but later I found out my real PR, and my official finish time was 2:17:54. 12 seconds, 12 freaking seconds! Was it that I didn't know my PR? Was it the allergic reaction? Was I just not back to where I was before injuries? I don't know, but January 4th is the Red Nose Half Marathon in Columbus, GA. It's a free certified half marathon, and I WILL PR it.
As for now, I have allergy testing on December 4th to try to figure out what I'm allergic to, and on December 7th, I'm running my longest race to date of 30K(18.6miles) in Rome, GA. I'm feeling pretty good about it. I have a 16 mile run next weekend, then the race will be my next long run. I'm hoping to gain some confidence in myself by running this 30K, and we'll see what the future holds.
My Garmin data http://connect.garmin.com/activity/403210069