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Spector's Hockey takes an interesting look at the KHL being a possible landing spot for NHL restricted free agents. We had that scare already with Ryan O'Reilly.
Just a reminder everyone - the Goalie Post, Fantasy Hockey Geek and Frozen Pool packages are for one year, i.e. 365 days. So don't think that buying one of these great tools 'only' gets you three months. Nope - 12 months. (the FHG draft tool is a one-shot deal though)
Also, yesterday and today I am taking requests for user name change - post in this thread what name you want. This is mostly for newcomers who may have put in a user name when they registered, but didn't realize it was a user name that appears in the forum.
The biggest news yesterday is out of Montreal - PK Subban signs for two years, with the second year paying him $3.75 million. Essentially, he's had to wait on two contracts in the last six months and neither one is what he hoped to get.
At this point, Andrei Markov, Raphael Diaz and Tomas Kaberle lead the Habs in PP ice time per game, each of them with over 4:23 average. For some reason Francis Bouillon is getting 2:47 per game. Well, the Bouillon thing is over with now. And you'll probably see Kaberle shift down to the 2:47 that Bouillon had.
That being said, Diaz has been partnering with Markov and that will probably stop. Diaz's PP ice time will still be high, but it will be like Tomas Kaberle high - as in the second (unproductive) unit. Diaz takes a hit here.
The other big news yesterday includes Montreal - they are keeping Alex Galchenyuk for the year. No shocker. Dougie Hamilton is also staying in Boston, Jonathan Huberdeau is staying in Florida and Nail Yakupov is staying in Edmonton.
Dallas Stars prospects news - Radek Faksa is out 4-6 weeks with an MCL strain. And Brett Ritchie was suspended last week for two games for instigating a fight after a big hit. Ritchie has since returned. Both players will get long looks in the fall, but I don't feel either of them will make the Stars. More like 2014.
Jiri Tlusty was pointless last night, but he was back on the Eric Staal line. Semin was on the other wing. You can check line combos in real time in Frozen Pool, I don't know if you knew that. But it's through the paid part. The free line combos is for 'latest game', which is ready at around 1am ET. But those who bought the extra tools can check real time line combos even one shift into the hockey game. Anyway, Tlusty is worth keeping an eye on, as he has been successful playing with Staal.
I don't know what to say about John Carlson. I think he's a fantastic hockey player, but have no idea why he has one point in five games and is minus-1 despite huge ice time. I can't believe he's declining, or that I'm wrong about him becoming a star. And so I consider him a 'buy low' and stash on your bench.
With Derek Roy now on IR, here are the Dallas line combos with Jamie Benn on the team:
Morrow-Wandell-Garbutt (Morrow owners take note)
Mike Smith is on IR and is looking at a Friday return at best. Meanwhile, Chad Johnston got into his seventh NHL game last night and posted his first NHL shutout. As if it wasn't clear to everyone already - but the Phoenix team system is a gold mine for goalies. So if the Coyotes sign a new goalie next summer, yeah, draft him.
With Hornqvist out (sprained knee - 3-4 weeks), it was indeed Smith who got some added ice time, though it was still just 13:19 and he didn't do anything with it.
I agree that Colin Wilson should be a good player, but he's not doing much right now. He saw 18 minutes of ice time last night, which is not too far above his average on the year. Yet he has just one point in six games, minus-4 with just 10 shots.
Justin Faulk missed the game against the Bruins and Bobby Sanguinetti drew in. Interesting - Bobby S led the Hurricanes in Hits with five.
Healthy scratch for the Kings - Dustin Penner. What a tease, eh? After those playoffs, you'd think he'd have turned the corner. But I've never trusted him or owned him in any league, ever. So I'm not worried.
Zack Kassian has four goals in his last five games for the Canucks (Monday's game ongoing as I write this).
The Devils sent down Mattias Tedenby. He needed to stay in the AHL this year, ridiculous decision to keep him up over Bobby Butler. No word on if Butler will be recalled, but the Devils will not yet activate Adam Henrique. With Stefan Matteau likely going back to the juniors this week, I'm still hoping Butler gets a look. Butler has three points in four AHL games since heading back there a week ago.
Ottawa has recalled Mika Zibanejad.
Anton Khudobin won his first start of the season, stopping 29 of 32 shots. But Rask will shoulder 40+ games easily this year, as long as he stays healthy. But the idea is for the team to really lean on Rask. That being said, he gets a lot of groin injuries, so I stand by my liking Khudobin as a No.4 goalie if you have the room on the bench.
Anatoliy Metter offers this Fantasy Hockey Head-to-Head Strategy Guide over at The Hockey Writers. Very thorough stuff.
Lindy Ruff is 'optimistic' that Thomas Vanek will be back in the lineup tonight. Still no official word on Grigorenko and whether he stays in the NHL this year beyond five games.
Still no admission from Colorado that Landeskog has a concussion. He is out "indefinitely" with head and leg ailments (per Adrian Dater)
Jared Spurgeon has a bone bruise in his foot that prevented him from practicing Monday. It doesn't look good for tonight's game.
Despite scoring a goal and winning 10 of 12 faceoffs, Drew Shore has been sent back down to the minors by the Panthers. Pencil him in as a Calder candidate for next season. His stock is on the rise.
Robbery! Kari Lehtonen:
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And I'm not sure Diaz will not stay on the first PP unit with Markov for a while. Yes Subban will get a look, but the power play is clicking with Markov and Diaz and the fact that Diaz can set up Markov helps a lot. We will see if Subban and Markov develop a chemistry on the PP.


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On the XL: relatively speaking, now THAT is big. In white or black, it seems like it would make a matching colored 5G or nano just disappear. 'Overwhelming' doesn't even begin to describe the impression I get from looking at these images. (IMO, I'm kinda thinking it's for someone considerably younger and hipper than moi, being the two-box, old-schooler that I am...)
I'm still not convinced with concept of this Embracing Sound technology and the premise for its handling of stereo imaging, but I suppose the proof IS in the listening. As with other direct-from-manufacturer products, it would really be better if the thing was marketed through retailers as well; I guess the consumer will have to trust the ears of reviewers for the time being.
Posted by flatline response on April 22, 2006 at 12:52 AM (PDT)
I wouldn't want this
Posted by nojok3 on April 23, 2006 at 8:19 AM (PDT)
Considering the pricing, it would be good to know how this system would compare to an iPod dock plus a comparatively priced choice of a stereo receiver, speaker system, and CD player.
I know what I think the outcome would be, but it sounds like this is an impressive setup and I'd like to know exactly how well it compares.
Posted by mattwardfh in Texas on April 24, 2006 at 12:15 PM (PDT)
I guess the real question is how it stacks up to whatever speaker/amp/preamp setup you could get for $1000. that isn't very much money at all in audiophile terms- if they sounded as good as most $1000 speakers, you'd have yourself a bargain. even then, you'd have to drop around another grand for amp/preamp even beginning to be good enough to do a good job with the speakers.
Posted by afolpe on April 24, 2006 at 6:09 PM (PDT)
Too bad I don't have a spare $1,000 laying around somewhere
Posted by Josh Powell in VA on April 24, 2006 at 6:17 PM (PDT)
I know it is a Swiss product but can you confirm the origin of the speaker. I would love to have a listen but getting one across the border, customs and all, is enough to dampen my enthusiasm.
Posted by Oink on April 24, 2006 at 8:21 PM (PDT)
RE: Oink's question on "getting one across the border", I can say on behalf of Geneva Lab Corporation that shipments to customers all originate within the United States and there is free ground shipping to customers in the continental USA and Canada.
Posted by george.emerson on April 25, 2006 at 7:24 AM (PDT)
These are very nice, but I could use a good set of powered computer speakers to do the same job for a lot less money. What am I missing here?
Posted by TulsaGent in Tulsa, OK, USA on April 25, 2006 at 8:20 AM (PDT)
RE: george.emerson - Thanks, yes, the price includes shipping to canada excluding the custom duties (a percentage) and the one I hate most, the brokerage fee, which based on my experience is a random figure off the air. I once paid a Cdn850 fee for a US1000 purchase off ebay! It was a pay it or the product is ours situation!
Posted by Oink on April 25, 2006 at 10:26 AM (PDT)
TulsaGent - there are no "computer speakers" that will sound like these. Even very good "computer speakers" are laughably poor compared with good quality component audio. There are truly very few good sounding speakers at less than $300/pair regardless. Certainly I have owned and listened to plenty of dirt-cheap ($100 - $150) speakers, but I don't expect them to do very much other than be less annoying than even cheaper alternatives.
If you cannot hear the difference, then it doesn't matter for you. But for others for whom high quality sound is critical, the Geneva systems are apparently in the running. I'd love to audition one for myself.
Posted by BradPDX in Portland, OR USA on April 25, 2006 at 10:53 AM (PDT)
A few comments: regarding the comparatively priced choice of receiver, speakers, and CD player, we have floorstanding speaker setups in the general price range of the XL, and we could write up a comparison, but honestly, what value would that be? There are literally thousands of systems that could be assembled for the $1150 total asking price of XL and the stand, and assuming we put together ten of them and found XL superior, there would surely be ten more that it would fall behind.
So, the simple answer is this: L and XL are the best-sounding iPod speaker systems we've heard overall, but we're also fairly confident that alternate systems with equivalent or superior audio quality (and versatility, especially in optical input) could be assembled for the same prices. As much was suggested in the review, particularly in the stereo separation and whole AV system references, where Geneva's one-piece offerings (and iPod Hi-Fi) do well for their dimensions, but fall short of what could be accomplished more easily with three separate speakers.
However, since the appeal of both of these systems is as much artistic and minimalist as anything else, simply reducing the comparison to component costs would miss the point. How much is a Picasso painting worth on components? Canvas: $10, oil paints: $8, brush and labor: $100. You get the picture.
Tulsa, et al: These sound radically better than powered computer speakers. Geneva needs to find a way to let people experience them for themselves.
Also, to respond to an e-mail inquiry: the radios in L and XL are acceptable but not fantastic on reception. They are easy to tune, and if you are willing to play with the external antenna a bit, you can get them to a superior level of performance, but out of the box, Tivoli's iPAL is a superior, less expensive tuner. This point was glossed over in the review because it's a relatively small part of the product's aggregate appeal.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on April 25, 2006 at 3:39 PM (PDT)
Although I feel both the iPod HiFi and Geneva speakers have received fair reviews and good ratings on this site, I'm concerned by a perceived negative attitude towards the iPod HiFi which I believe carries over to the Geneva L and XL in their final evaluation. When first announced, the iPod HiFi was almost universally reviled for falling far short of expectations; a point which I found confusing considering it was designed as an extension of the iPod. One of the main reasons for the iPod's early success was it's simple elegance in both form and function. It appealed to people outside the usual "techie" crowd; grandparents, women, children, the "tech illiterate", etc. Having now had the opportunity to audition the HiFi, I've become enchanted by the implementation. Truly in the mold of the iPod it's meant to complement, the HiFi succeeds in doing exactly what it was designed to do: provide very good quality, room filling sound in an understated package without all the hassles normally associated with audio of this quality. My five year old daughter can use it without effort, my parents could set up and use this system completely without help.
Which is why I'm concerned by how both the HiFi and Geneva systems are being perceived. They are being labeled deficient in not providing video outs, not working well with home theatre systems, not including this input or that, missing feature x or y. It would appear both these systems provide exactly the level of functionality their target audience are looking for. People who want high quality music; simple to operate and easy to integrate in their homes (it might come as quite a shock to some that a great number of people have no interest in hooking their televisions to their stereos; in surround sound or home theatre.) Often derided for it's understated design, I feel the iPod HiFi would be welcome in far more well decorated rooms than the products which perhaps appeal to a "geekier" crowd. Although a "gear head" could perhaps put together a more full featured and better performing set of separates at a lower cost than the XL, I doubt strongly the jumble or wires and boxes would have anywhere near the appeal and ease of use of the Geneva products.
Like the iPod before them, the Geneva speaker systems and iPod HiFi are distilling todays high tech consumer electronic components down to their most useful features and presenting them in packages that more easily integrate into the average person's lifestyle. I applaud them for the very points that are often listed as their flaws and look forward to adding the little HiFi to my B&Ws; and PSBs.
Posted by StephenPM on April 25, 2006 at 7:32 PM (PDT)
Stephen: The truth of the matter is that many different types of people (listeners) now own iPods, so it's no surprise that one person's con will be another person's pro when it comes to speakers. For true audiophiles, the very description of an ultraportable speaker system will be a complete turnoff, but for others, it may be appealing. We've had a chance to see almost all of the various options, and we try to take into account many different types of readers when we review new speakers.
So, having said that, there are now many speaker systems for the iPod that can be described in the ways you described the Hi-Fi - Altec's iM7, Bose's Sounddock, and others among them. None require a genius to set up or operate, and really, the biggest difference is how much of that "very good quality" you get for the dollar. Our assessment is that you get the most quality for the dollar with the iM7, which is aggressively priced and attractively designed, a bit less value with the SoundDock, and a bit less again with the Hi-Fi. For $250 ($175 now if you shop around), IM7 achieves solid sound (with user control), the best portability, arguably the most interesting design, and also video-out - the only major thing it lacks is the ability to drive its speakers at the insanely high volume levels of the Hi-Fi. I'd find it hard to imagine your five-year old or parents would have a problem using the iM7.
The Hi-Fi does a good, but not great job at all of these things. It was basically designed to appeal to a person who demands somewhat superior audio performance and is willing to pay a fairly substantial premium for it. (The Genevas are the same, but we liked the sound a lot more than the Hi-Fi's, which didn't impress us as much on the high-end as we'd expected.) In our view, this is a nichier approach than Altec's, resulting in a product fewer people can afford, and find a reason to justify... but we can appreciate why some people are willing to pay more, and our ratings try to suggest just how much better one can do for the dollar, all factors considered.
Posted by Jeremy Horwitz in East Amherst, NY, USA on April 29, 2006 at 1:31 PM (PDT)
I have a question about the stands for the L. Is it essential to buy these for the sound or do they sound fine on the floor?
Posted by EddieJ on May 7, 2006 at 11:37 PM (PDT)
i purchased 2 L's (different rooms) and was blown away. friend came over
and loved it so much he bought one from me right there.
i then went straight to the web and bought an LX to replace it! needless
to say we have means to do such things...
two points are missing in this discussion of the Geneva Labs loudspeakers.
1) this system is CHEAP! the sonic reproduction you get is effortless and amazingly energetic - you will be hard pressed to produce anything sounding close to the LX for under $5k using audiophile quality components (sorry Jeremy just a reality). and needless to say you could spend twice that and still not get the mix right. a well balanced amp/speaker combo is a hard thing to find and Geneva Labs obviously obsessed over this one point to all our benefit.
now i have a excellent ear and exposure to friends with expensive tastes and the LX speaker sonicly goes toe 2 toe in fidelity and richness of sound with a friend's $30k component stereo featuring a "pass labs X1 pre-amp", a "Pass 250 amp" and "B&W 802D" loud speakers. after spending an evening drinking beer and listening to tunes (at the volume set to ~70) he remarked - "impressive sound, not at all stressed or over driven, definitively a nice, rich sound and the stereo separation is eerie. who makes these again?"
Disclaimer: the Pass Labs and B&W setup are an experience, more authoritative and POWERFUL - if you will - but not more detailed and only slightly richer and more natural. but the XL's sound is clean, detailed, wonderfully rich and worthy of being in the same conversation as such standards as Pass Labs and B&W - which you can't say about any other iPod stereo, period!
in short, the LX sounds AMAZING and is a poor audiophile's wet dream! end of story on the performance. if your not an audiophile then get the
apple hi-fi and move on or get the L or LX and understand in person how low your standards really were.
2) the size is not an issue, it is a feature. the LX, like the B&W 802D
loud speakers (176 lb each btw) are not small and that is the point,
these are furniture and both the B&W's and the Geneva Labs look the part. it is just an necessary evil, if you want to produce life like detail and fullness, you need a solid cabinet. btw, just to put things into perspective, the Pass Labs 250 amp alone weighs 100lbs... the whole Genevalabs LX system is just 66lbs.
hope this comment helped the guy who is looking for an outstanding audio
experience, cant afford $5-$10 grand (just to start), but wants to be in
the audiophile game. without hesitation, i give both the LX and the L my highest recommendation.
Posted by moosammy on June 4, 2006 at 1:11 PM (PDT)
First. I'm a snob. I waited 4 years to purchase a sound system for my living room -- nothing had the balance of style and capability that suited my interested. I liked the looks of the system. No cable or component clutter. Check. Good Sound Maybe. 30 day tryout. Check. I ordered the XL.
Second. It is freakin' awesome. B+ rating was wrong. The sound is mind blowing good.
Third. I popped in the sound check CD (included) and the surround demo fooled my cat. The critter was looking all around the room for things that were not there. And, I'm sure my cat's ear is way better than mine or anybody elses.
If you have an aversion to cables and desire for the best sound, then this is the system for you.
I can't wait until my friend Kevin comes over -- he's got a ton-o-cash in specialty speakers and high end tube amps. This thing really will go up against very very high end gear. And if you want to play a CD or use your Ipod, then the only cable is power which is easily hidden.
I plan on using an airtunes port for the line in -- that way I can stream my digital library; should work with movies played through itunes too. All good.
P.S. Unpacking is tricky -- the unit is heavy -- the box claimed it was 104 lbs. The stand was 28 lbs.
Posted by chrisbarnes on June 23, 2006 at 11:53 AM (PDT)
I suppose from the earlier comments, I'm not most people: I bought the XL and the stand for my office, to run an ipod or satellite radio as we see fit. Our office decor is 'sumptuous modern' in NYC, so the XL fits in aesthetically. I hoped it would sound good as well, and since there are several musicians in our office, we were skeptical of the XL. Now we're all saving for home models; it just sounds that good. My only criticism is that the remote is pretty clunky, and is lacking in features. I also feel that the led was a wasted opportunity; why doesn't it run across the top with the listing of the song being played?
Posted by mseydel on July 6, 2006 at 11:43 AM (PDT)
We're giving the Model L a try and will use their 30 day return policy if not satisfied. We've used a JVC mini-system in the kitchen/dining/lounge area of our townhouse because we didn't want stacks of components, wires and speakers. However, over the years, satellite radio along with iPod docks and cables began to dongle up the area. We looked at Bose SoundDocks, Apple Hi-Fi and other solutions, but all required additional components to acheive all-in-one solutions or sounded no better than our mini-system. Having everything in one box (excepting the sat radio) on a stand with placement options and quality audio reproduction really appeals. Yes, the price seems high. But the practicality, placement versatility, and improved audio seem worth it. I'll let you know.
Posted by djones18 on July 12, 2006 at 7:49 AM (PDT)
Revising my review- the customer service at Geneva Labs overpromises and under-delivers. This was a corporate purchase of an XL, which showed up with a damaged grille. We had to call 8 times to get the pickup scheduled, and we were assured that it would be done promptly and seamlessly so that we would not be without a device. Over two weeks later, the defective unit has been removed, but we still haven't seen our replacement. Very shoddy.
Posted by mseydel on July 24, 2006 at 9:08 AM (PDT)
Since Geneva Lab's speakers are not available in stores for a listen, can anyone tell me how the L and XL models compare in sound quality to the Klipsch ifi? I have heard the ifi's in a store and liked the sound. They have an 8" subwoofer. The L model does not. If I want at least the quality of the ifi, does that mean I should buy the XL that has two 8" subwoofers?
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I do a lot of jogging/running in the evening on a lot of streets that are not well lit. I already wear a reflective vest and some blinking red LED lights, but wearing the LED bunny ears really gets a driver's attention! I even wear them for daytime running if the wind is pretty calm. I get a lot of laughs.
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Twinkling Bunny Ears
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My sister, Bunny, died from pancreatic cancer. To honor her memory, we created a group called "The Bunny Hoppers" to raise money in support of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. To emphasize my sister's name ... we wear the twinkling "Bunny Ears". Our group was grew to 86 this year!!
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We used these for the females in our glow ball golf tournament. The lights kept us well lit as we ventured into the dark. They out performed the mens lights. The power on and off worked very well. The headband was comfortable and did not tear our hair out. We were looking for inexpensive decor to wear for the night. These ears worked great! Thank you.
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Located in the prestigious ICON Community built by John Laing, this 3-story villa has tranquil views of Icon Parks beautifully manicured grounds & gardens. It has 3 bedrooms, an office & a den, 4 bathrooms, & 2 private terraces & courtyards. The gourmet kitchen is a dream - granite counters, stainless steel appliances, wine refrigerator & large center island. French doors open up to an outside retreat - perfect for dining & entertaining. The spacious dining & living area has a fireplace & private den, vaulted ceilings & dark hardwood floors. The 2nd floor master suite has an inviting fireplace, his/her walk-in closets, over-sized dressing room with built-ins and a resort-style bathroom. The 3rd floor private guest suite has a walk-in closet and full bathroom. 2-car garage with custom cabinetry. Amenities include a sparkling pool and spa, exercise room and screening room. Blocks from parks, shopping, restaurants, concerts, movies, Farmers Market & award winning elementary school.
This it! A single family home in Playa Vista. Walk to shops and parks and enjoy all Playa Vista has to offer. This 3 level home is an entertainer's delight. A beautifully designed kitchen dining and great room with designer finishes is perfect for large gatherings. The upstairs boast a luxurious master suite with a huge walk-in closet. The downstairs bedroom and private bath is perfect for a office or private guest suite. This is the one you have been waiting for!
Beautiful contemporary tri-level Townhome in fantastic area close to downtown and beach. 2 br 2.5 baths with loft that exits to patio with a stunning panoramic view of city skyline. Loft currently being used as 3rd bdrm. Step down Living rm with high ceilings, cherry hardwood floors through-out. Large kitchen and breakfast nook with granite countertops & stainless steel appliances, separate dining room. Large master bdroom w/high ceilings and custom walk-in closet. Master ba with dual sinks & granite counters, lg soaker tub/stand alone shower. Separate Laundry room with granite counters, newly upgraded stainless steel washer & dryer. Huge 3 car garage w/custom cabinets that enters directly into unit. Full amenities include- club house, dog park, swimming pool & spa, basket ball & tennis courts. In walking distance to restaurants, banks. Just minutes from beach and Marina.
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Unique, gated, private entry dream townhome off park and cul-d-sac with secluded front area for outdoor play. 3 bedrooms on 1 floor plus a 4th room off 2 car direct entry garage featuring custom fit cabinets. This is without a doubt the most popular townhome floorplan (B plan) in Playa Vista! Sunrise splashes off sandy brown wood floors and design-rich interior. Thousands in upgrades including one-of-a-kind built-in entertainment system with a 53" flat screen TV, beautiful light maple wood floors throughout, custom cabinets, wine refrigerator, granite counter tops, crown molding, stereo surround sound speakers in living room, family room and master bedroom, recessed custom lighting in all rooms with dimmer switches, and white wood shutters throughout. This is a not-to-miss architectural masterpiece located in the best part of the community.
Beautiful and sophisticated sought after two story town home style condo in Playa Vista. Live in the Paraiso, Live in "Paradise". Feel like you are living in your own home as you walk in to an expansive living/dining area with a fireplace and two patios to let in plenty of sunshine. High end wood floors give this home a warm feeling. The kitchen features lots of custom cabinets and huge granite Center Island complete with tucked away stools. All bedrooms are upstairs and currently the third bedroom is being used as a den/office with built-in shelves and desk. The master bedroom features a large and elegant master bathroom as well as a true walk-in closet and fireplace. The second bedroom upstairs features a large bathroom and a patio. All three outdoor spaces offer a view of the Centerpointe Club located just across the street. Also minutes away from the library, the new Playa Vista School and all the great shops and restaurants the community has to offer.
You don't want to miss this opportunity to buy a former model in the upscale Chatelaine Condominium building. This luxury single story 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner unit has gorgeous views of the both Crescent & Spyglass Parks. This unit is loaded with upgrades including gourmet kitchen with granite counters, hardwood floors & crown molding throughout. The master suite has a luxurious master bath and a spacious walk in closet. Chatelaine is the only building in PV with it's very own concierge, pool & spa. It's also got it's own club room, conference room and business center.
Welcome home. A perfect location for this wonderful split level town house awaits your appreciation. Situated mid-way between the Center Point Community Center, the many Playa Vista Parks, and downtown shopping and eateries, this is the perfect spot for young professionals who desire the luxury of an upscale townhome near all of the amenities of a community that caters to folks on the move. Granite counters adorn both baths and kitchen and the open spacious floor plan provides space to entertain lavish parties or intimate dinners. Open, creative, sophisticated. Side by side 2 car parking. Take a look and see for yourself.
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DON'T MISS THE BEST PRICED HOME IN PLAYA VISTA! This is your opportunity to own a piece of luxury living in the highly desirable, gated Carabela community. First time on the market, this gorgeous 3 bed, 2 1/2 bath, and 2 story unit has multiple upgrades such as custom wood and tile flooring, custom window blinds, chef style kitchen with recessed lighting and over sized center island with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and spacious cabinets. The beautiful dual sided fireplace welcomes you to a large living room with direct access to a private balcony. Upstairs, the extra large master bedroom features and additional private balcony, en suite over sized bathroom with his and her sinks, separate toilet, custom tiled shower, large soaking tub for two, and walk in closet. This home is in walking distance to Playa Vista Elementary School, market, shops, restaurants, dry cleaner, pool, tennis court, parks (including a dog park) and farmers market.
Highly desirable first floor unit with attention to quality details throughout, boasting over 1800 sq. ft. of comfort and luxury. Create and entertain in the open cook's kitchen with granite counters, refaced cabinetry, bar seating and breakfast area. Open living room leads to outdoor seating on patio with direct access to exterior. Ride a bike right up to your unit! Niceties include hardwood floors, Caesarstone bath counters, and all fixtures have been upgraded. Spacious dual bedroom suites are upstairs, private and separated by office/study. Located steps from Concert Park, Piknic Restaurant, Yummy, Coffee Bean and Pinkberry. Full size laundry and BBQ come with. 2 individual parking spots plus guest parking.
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Manatt has more than 400 attorneys and professionals, serving our clients from eight offices nationwide. While our size and scope have changed since our founding in 1965, our philosophy of client service has not. We are dedicated to solving complex problems and crafting innovative strategies for clients of all sizes across the country and abroad. Whether you are a start-up, a middle-market player competing for industry share, or a public company at the top of the Fortune 500, we share your priorities and will treat your goals, deadlines, and investments as if they are our own.
The entertainment, advertising, and digital media sectors are clearly excited about the rising tide of M&A deals and investments being made between U.S. and Chinese companies. But between the regulatory hurdles imposed by both countries and the deep cultural differences on both sides of the table, the challenges can be formidable.Read more...
To learn more about those challenges—and to get a feel for the investment climate over the next 12 months—Manatt conducted a study of one hundred business leaders in the U.S. and China who are actively involved in cross-border M&A and investment deals.
The study—"U.S.-China M&A and Investment Outlook "—makes clear that while the forecast for cross-border M&A is generally positive, there are challenges to be overcome on both sides of the Pacific. The gaps between the two systems—legal, financial, political, and cultural—all point to the need for both creativity and patience if deals are to get done.
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On July 2, 2013, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) employer mandate—requiring businesses with 50 or more employees to offer their workers affordable health coverage that provides minimum value—will be delayed until 2015. The news caught most observers by surprise, and initial reactions have varied widely. Read more...
The Treasury notice indicates that the agency expects to publish proposed rules this summer "after a dialogue with stakeholders" aimed at "minimizing" employer reporting requirements and providing "time to adapt health coverage and reporting systems." The proposed rules will provide important information about the long-term implications of the delay, but Manatt has identified a few key takeaways at this point:
While the analysis is ongoing, initial indications are that the employer mandate delay is a "win" for business. More individuals may be eligible for and/or receive tax credits than would have if the mandate went into effect on schedule.
Perhaps the most significant impact of the announcement is the inevitable commentary that will re-ignite skepticism about the successful implementation of the ACA. Proponents of the law are pointing to the Obama Administration's flexibility with large employers and willingness to work collaboratively to get the process right. Opponents are using the chance to criticize the law and question the Administration's ability to implement its major features, including the Marketplace Open Enrollment on October 1, 2013.
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The law is still catching up to the social media phenomenon. As it slowly does, the line between protected forms of personal expression and permissible discipline for violations of company policy is slowly becoming better defined. Read more...
The National Labor Relations Board has tried to provide some direction, but its rulings have at times been contradictory, thus confusing matters further. Many companies have social media policies in place, but there is as yet no guarantee that those policies will be enforceable, or even legal.
Manatt is closely monitoring this rapidly changing area of the law. We can help you tailor policies that are in step with the best practices we see in your industry. But more than that, we can place those policies within the broader context of everything we know about employment law. We are also uniquely suited to tap into our multidisciplinary expertise and ensure compliance with other areas of the law that may regulate social media policies, including advertising and media law. So as the law on social media evolves in all areas, your policies can evolve with it.
Does it matter in terms of your compliance obligations? The FCPA continues to be a source of uncertainty—and anxiety—among multinational companies. We can help. Read more...
Although the new FCPA guidelines brought clarity to some of the DOJ's priorities and procedures, it did not alleviate all the day-to-day issues that every multinational conducting business in the real world faces. For that, you need sound advice from lawyers who have a long history of working closely with companies of all sizes, helping them to navigate the corruption laws and remain compliant, while, at the same time, remain competitive.
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Registration & Judging
- All entries for the parade must be submitted online by the deadline.
- Any violation of the parade rules will result in the immediate suspension of the groups participating in the parade and/or the loss of an award if the group is a competing entry.
- To be eligible for judging and prizes, you must be checked in by 8:30 a.m. on Saturday. If you do not want your entry to be judged, you must check in by 9:30 a.m. Check-in will be held at the corner of W. Main St. and Carr St. Please approach check-in station from the west.
- Entries will receive a number indicating their entry position prior to the parade. The numbers will be chosen at random, with consideration given to those who complete the registration form by the deadline.
- Floats will be judged on originality, effort, incorporation of school spirit, creativity and overall effect.
- Campus entries and Community entries will be judged separately.
- Walking entries will not be judged, yet must abide by all the parade rules.
- Trophies will be awarded for the first, second and third place campus floats. Plaques will be award for first, second and third place community floats.
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- All units MUST complete the entire Parade route.
- ABSOLUTELY NO CANDY OR FAVORS ARE TO BE THROWN FROM FLOATS OR VEHICLES. This creates a very dangerous situations for children running into the middle of the parade route with motorized vehicles. If you want to distribute something, you must use walkers. THROWING ANYTHING FROM A MOVING VEHICLE WILL BE GROUNDS FOR REMOVAL FORM THE PARADE ROUTE.
- All entries must be in good taste and are subject to the approval of the parade committee. If the entry does not meet these criteria, the parade committee reserves the right to refuse participation.
- All animals must be supervised by adults at all times.
- Drivers of motorized vehicles must be 18 years or over and must hold a valid license.
- All motor vehicles must carry proof of insurance. All rules of the road must be followed. Windows, mirrors and light must be visible on your vehicle at all times.
- Drugs, alcohol and tobacco use are not permitted on the University grounds and along the parade route. If conduct is inappropriate, you will be asked to leave and you will be disqualified.
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Nov. 7-9, 2013
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The STS Coding Workshop—the premier coding event in cardiothoracic surgery—provides CT surgical coders, surgeons, and other billing professionals with the most up-to-date information on coding and reimbursement issues affecting cardiothoracic surgery practices in 2013 and beyond.
The Workshop offers coding information in focused blocks that will cover adult cardiac, general thoracic, congenital, endovascular, and vascular surgery coding topics. Each subspecialty block will address new codes and policy changes, as well as provide tips on overcoming common coding challenges. Each subspecialty block will also include a combination of actual coding scenarios, practice exercises, and an extensive question-and-answer session. For maximum learning potential, an audience-response system will be used. Ample time is provided for faculty and participant interaction.
Coding Workshop Materials Available November 1
Please be aware that on Friday, November 1, we will send you an e-mail that contains a link to the Coding Workshop session materials, as well as important information regarding the Hyatt Regency Orlando Hotel (previously The Peabody Orlando).
Hard copies of the session materials will not be available onsite, so if you would like a hard copy, you will need to print the materials and carry them with you to the meeting. In an effort to "go green," power strips will be available at each table at the meeting so that you may use your computer or tablet to view the presentation during the workshop. (Please note that internet will not be available in the meeting room.) Workshop materials will be distributed only to current 2013 Coding Workshop registrants. The meeting will not be recorded, and Workshop materials will not be available for separate purchase.
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The 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) and hospital inpatient procedure (PCS) code sets are scheduled to take effect October 1, 2014. This Thursday afternoon session will serve as a comprehensive introduction to ICD-10-CM and PCS codes for cardiothoracic surgery practices. It will orient participants on where CT surgery practices need to be in the planning process, explain how code changes might impact CT surgery practices, and offer steps that can be taken to mitigate the impact of this transition. Participants will have a chance to review how the new system is set up, relevant cardiothoracic ICD-10 guidelines and ICD-10-PCS codes, and changes in required physician documentation.
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The belly dance bra was beautiful and seems well made. However it was listed as a 34C. It is much smaller and is probably as 32B. I had to have this item for a show so I had to buy an extra bra to match and sew on extra material and hooks to make it fit. I would recommend this item but buy it a lot bigger than the size needed.
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I just got my bra in the mail, and it is so gorgeous. Just like the picture looks and just how it is listed on the site. I am a 34B and it fits me perfectly around the bust. However, if I had a larger chest it would be somewhat of a tight fit. But I am very very pleased with this product and definitely suggest purchasing this item. Just be sure to give the seller more than the estimated date, as it took about 5 extra days for me to get mine. Great buy!
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First Lady Judge Katie O'Malley, Governor Martin O'Malley and Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown to participate in events across the state to raise awareness about bullying
ANNAPOLIS, MD (May 20, 2011) – NEXT WEEK, First Lady Judge Katie O'Malley, Governor Martin O'Malley, and Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown will participate in events across the state to encourage schools and communities to stand up against bullying.
The Administration is committed to addressing bullying in Maryland. Yesterday, the First Lady joined with students from Carver Center for the Arts to view and discuss PSAs they created about the effects of bullying. Though Maryland is the seventh state to enact an anti-bullying law that protects all students, there are still many instances of bullying throughout communities and schools. During the 2009-2010 school year in Maryland, a total of 3,318 incidents of bullying were reported, an increase of 2,132 over the previous year.
Last year, the First Lady teamed up with the Maryland State Department of Education to declare Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week in May to encourage schools across the state to engage students in events to stress non-tolerance towards bullying. The First Lady also recorded a video for the It Gets Better campaign to give hope to LGBT youth and other young people facing bullying and harassment.
WHAT: Judge O'Malley to appear LIVE on the WBAL TV Morning Show to promote this
year's Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week.
WHEN: Sunday, May 22nd at 9:30 a.m. LIVE Interview
WHERE: WBAL TV Channel 11, check local listings
WHAT: Judge O'Malley to join Dr. Nancy Grasmick and students, educators and staff at Lakeland Elementary School for the official kick-off of Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week in Maryland
WHEN: Monday, May 23rd at 12:00 noon
WHERE: Lakeland Elementary/Middle School
2921 Stranden Road
Baltimore, MD (Baltimore City)
WHAT: Listen Up: Maryland Stands Up Against Bullying forum with WPGC FM and
CBS Radio. The First Lady to join on-air personalities from WPGC, parents,
students, educators, community leaders, and experts for a discussion live on the air
WHEN: Monday, May 23rd at 7:00 p.m.
LIVE on the air from 7-8 p.m.
WHERE: Quince Orchard High School in the auditorium
15800 Quince Orchard Rd.
Gaithersburg, MD (Montgomery County)
WHAT: Lt. Governor Brown to visit an innovative anti-bullying program at Central Middle
WHEN: Wednesday, May 25th at 9:00 a.m.
WHERE: Central Middle School
221 Central Avenue East
Edgewater, MD
WHAT: Governor O'Malley to visit Urbana Middle School, one of the top bullying programs
in the State.
WHEN: Thursday, May 26th at 11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Urbana Middle School
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financial matters a r e concerned. "Our light plant last year (1932) came to t h e city's aid to t h e t u n e of about $8,000. Any information t h a t Murray City can help you with, we will gladly furnish for t h e asking." The f o u r t h l e t t e r , from Lorenzo W . Anderson, Mayor of Brigham. Utah, s t a t e d , "our light and power r a t e s a r e about the lowest in t h e S t a t e , a n d the plant i s paying all e x p e n s e s , i n t e r e s t on bonds. sinking f u n d , and helping besides. Our plant is a good thing for Brigham City." Mrs. Dewey Thorley moved t h a t t h e Southern Utah Power Company be g r a n t e d an extension of franchise for t h e term of four y e a r s , beginning Feb. 11. 1933, subject to terms a n d conditions which were s t a t e d . Carried. Feb. 6 , 1933.. .Mr. Gardner and Mr. Smally of Southern Utah Power Co. came to t h e meeting for t h e purpose of discussing t h e counter proposal of t h e City Council. Mr. Gardner s t a t e d t h a t t h e Company could not accept t h e counter proposal of t h e City Council and t h a t they did not have any other offer. a s t h e b e s t proposal had been offered. He f u r t h e r s t a t e d t h a t the terms a s offered in the proposal could only be given u n d e r a franchise of not less than 15 y e a r s . Councilman Parley Dalley made a motion t h a t the Power Company continue t o s e r v e after February 10 without a franchise, until formal action. Carried. Feb. 1 6 , 1933.. .Temporary power franchise to S e p t . , 1933. March 16. 1933.. .The question of raising the overflow water from the sewer to irrigate lawns a n d t r e e s in t h e cemetery was r e f e r r e d t o the Park Committee. April 11, 1933. . .Resolution.. . T h e r e is an immediate a n d pressing need of raising f u n d s to defray c u r r e n t expenses for general corporation purposes of t h e City of Cedar for t h e c u r r e n t y e a r , 1933. Be i t resolved to borrow $10,000 a n d issue 20 bonds a t 69, i n t e r e s t . May 15, 1933.. .After some consideration of an electrical s u r v e y for Cedar City. S. F . Leigh made a motion on a resolution which recommended retaining H . T . Bletzacker for t h e purpose of a preliminary s u r v e y on a municipal electric system. June 1, 1933...Parley Dalley made motion that the Veterinarian be authorized to conduct a Tubercular Test on all dairy cattle at 250 p e r head. July 20, 1933.. . E . M. Corry made motion t h a t t h e Primaries of the t h r e e Cedar Wards be allowed to sell soda water, e t c . . a t t h e City Park a n d B.A.C. campus with one-fourth of t h e net proceeds being paid to t h e City. Carried.
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The Berkshire football team competes in the Erickson League (Class A), arguably one of the most competitive leagues in all of New England. The rigorous schedule provides our players with an opportunity to constantly test themselves. Success requires focus and determination, and the hard work required of our football players goes hand in hand with the mission of Berkshire School as a whole.
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The 2013 season was a rebuilding year which saw many younger players getting varsity experience on both sides of the ball. Despite a losing record, the team continued to play competitive ball and improve throughout the season. The contributions of Sixth Formers, Marquis Carr '13 and Michael Allen '13, were key to the development of our younger players.
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I'm making an exporter plug-in using Premiere Pro SDK 5.5.
I'm adding some parameters in exSelGenerateDefaultParams. These including some tabs, groups and params in each group.
But when exporting in sequence, the UI messed up, all the tab and group names don't show, excluding the audio and video tab (which name already defined in PrSDKExportParamSuite.h).
Sorry guys edited: the params name do shows, but not the groups and tabs names.
When I export the file (clicking the file and Ctrl+M), the groups & tabs names show nomally.
Another note, I removed some of Premiere already defined commons param like video width(ADBEVideoWidth), height (ADBEVideoHeight), or audio channels (ADBEAudioNumChannels), sample rate (ADBEAudioRatePerSecond), pretty much everything except for ADBETopParamGroup, ADBEVideoTabGroup, and ADBEAudioTabGroup. Since I have no need for them in my plug-in.
Is the removal of those param the cause of my problem? Or something else? I'll very appreciate if any one encountered the same problems or have knowledge about them would help me.
it would seem that you do need those Params to keep the gui engine happy. so just set them to .hidden = kPrTrue;
if its not that its because you have HasVideo and HasAudio == false. one has to be true to draw the tabs.
also the example throws you off a bit - you have to create the heirachy in Gen'DefaultP() but populate their values inc strings in PostProcess'()
one thing missing in the example is that you need to do a GetParam() on every element in PostProcess'() to get the last-session preset - otherwise it'll use the default values. this matters big time coz when you do an Export you need that PostProcess step to fill in the presets set by the user vs the defaults.
Thanks for your answear, Rally
The problem is, I've already done all the above.
When I create a new sequence and export it, the gui is fine. But after exporting, if i export it again, all the tab and group name (except for audio and video tab) are gone. So I think there is some thing done to the sequence when the exporter works. If I switch the format to something (like mp3, flv or whatever), and switch back, the gui is fine again.
It makes me mad for several days since.
I've noticed that if you open the same thing again (eg Ctrl-M on the same sequence or in AME right-click RESET STATUS) that the gui is cached and doesn't call PostProcessParams() again. if you're mistakingly setting up the tabs in there that would explain why you don't get your gui.
Delete the epr file as outlined in the docs on caching to experiment. Note that the current settings are not saved to this epr file until AME is closed... so if you hit STOP in the debugger instead of closing the program your epr will not get updated and you'll see the same preset corruption over and over again.
Thanks, Rally
I set up all my tabs and groups and params in GenDefaultPam(), only the group and tabs name are wrong, and only for second export onward.
Curently trying the caching, but as far as i increased the ParamVersion, nothing has changed.
And I noticed some other thing: Even the params are displayed normally in second export, its value range is mesed up too. For example, if "MyAwesomeParam" has min value of 10 and max value of 20, at first export if I enter 0, it jumps to 10 because the entered value is smaller than the min value. But in second export, if I enter 0, it stays 0.
It is getting more and more confusing really.
this is answered here: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/962641?tstart=0


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Simulation de la capacité d'un micro-commutateur RF par ingénierie inverse
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La présentation repose sur l'analyse de l'influence de la rugosité du diélectrique sur la capacité à l'état bas.
Numerical Simulation of Moving Boundary Problems with the ALE Method: Validation in the Case of a Free Surface and a Moving Solidification Front
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This work investigates numerical simulations of problems involving moving boundaries. The first case concerns the simulation of incompressible Newtonian fluid flow problems with free surfaces in the presence of surface tension (the sloshing problem). The second case deals with a problem of heat transfer in the presence of an advancing solidification front (the Stefan problem).
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J. Floury[1], Q.T. Pham[2], and A. Le Bail[3]
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In this paper, we present a mathematical model for simulating the mass transfer, during the osmotic dehydration of mango cubes. The mass balance equation for the transport of each constituent is established separately for intracellular and extracellular volumes but accounts for the mass exchange across the cell membrane and the shrinkage of whole tissue.
Modeling of Drops Spreading on Patterned Surfaces
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We present simulations of drops spreading on heterogeneous surfaces. The droplet height is the solution of a time-dependent non-linear fourth order partial differential equation, which is solved using COMSOL Multiphysics. In the fully wetting case, we compare our results with experimental data and with previous results reported in the literature. The simulation results reveal how ...
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In this paper, an investigation of heat and mass transfer in fabrics used in the manufacture of comfortable sportswear is presented. It is based on a model which is described by partial differential equations representing the mass balance of free and adsorbed water and vapour and the heat balance in the fabric. The model involves several unknown physical and transfer parameters. Two ...
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The hyporheic zone is defined as an area where water and matter exchange through the sand, gravel, sediments and other permeable soils under and beside streams. Its impact on the hydro-system function is determined by the proportion of subsurface biogeochemical reactions and the fluxes of water exchanging with the hyporheic zone and flowing through the porous sediments. The objective of our ...
Modelling of Tissue Morphogenesis as the Resultant of Constitutive Cells Activities
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The aim of this work is to study tissue morphogenesis as a consequence of the constitutive cells dynamics. Tissue morphogenesis is modelled as a cellular system coupled with a global chemical control. p> Two concrete examples are presented, the secondary growth of conifer trees and the epithelial invagination.
Elastic and Poro-Elastic Models of Ventricular Dilatation in Hydrocephalus
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[1] Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève, Switzerland
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Chell & Gordon: I'm guessing it started over cake!
Who ever plays Wonderwall will find themselves in the incinerato
So. How are you holding up? BECAUSE I'M A POTATO
I was looking for the cake, not the washroom!
We are a good couple?
I don't hate you. Okay...maybe I do, a little bit.
The light of day
Prepared for portals
All the things
Happy birthday [SUBJECT NAME HERE]! Now continue testing.
dem heels
Ready for some test chambers
Portal 2: Lab Rats ready for testing
Testing will make you real hungry
The Aperture Science Turret Tabernacle Choir
Ready for Anything from sudden Testing to Vogon invasions.
Portal 2 Aperture Laboratories Messenger Bag
Portal 2 Test Chamber Stickers
Science To Do - Portal Shirt
Chell's Aperture Tank Top
Gift Certificates
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