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I felt like the panels got cracked down on this year. There was nothing I really wanted to see. I always try to go to the cosplay panels, and of the two there were this year, one was cancelled and one person never bothered to show up to run theirs. I also was really looking forward to seeing Jezeroth's panel and was incredibly disappointed to see that his only panel was at twelve midnight on Saturday. Some of us actually like to get enough sleep over the con weekend.
Also, the treatment of photographers this year was ridiculous. If you want to crack down on professional photographers, that's fine, but this is the second year in a row that they've been given complete miscommunication about what is and what isn't allowed. Last year it was whether or not they could have light stands and multiple photographers had to get theirs weapons checked, and this year it was no external lighting sources, but they weren't told until Friday morning. Thursday they were told that DSLRs weren't allowed. I overheard one photographer say that he got in trouble for having a camera that looked "too professional". The photography rules need to be stated CLEARLY somewhere.
Was it just me or were there fewer dealers this year? Seemed like less of the space was used up. If that happens again next year, is there any way to spread out some of the booths or allow some of the smaller booths to have a little more space? Some of them were crammed in so tightly that only one or two people could fit into them at once, depending on the size of their costume.
I was also angered by the "no Western media" rule for the Masquerade. I was really looking forward to entering, but my sketch was going to be from Captain America. I ended up not even bothering to attend, knowing I wouldn't understand any of the skits.
On the plus side, Artist Alley's traffic flow was fantastic this year. I don't know what you guys did to change it, but do it again next year!
Also, KEEP INVITING LAUGH OUT LOUD. They absolutely MADE my convention this year. However, the line to get in to see them on Saturday night is always really long and ridiculous, can we give them a bigger space next year?
I loved having a map of the Dealer's Room and Artist Alley. It made it so easy to figure out where the must-haves were.
I also noticed that there seemed to be less confusion over what did and did not need to be weapons-checked. The rules seemed to be fairly even across the board.
On the neutral side, I would have liked to have more information about the Formal. I didn't really know what exactly to expect. I ended up not going because I wasn't sure if my costume would be considered formal enough and didn't want to deal with the hassle.
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The Good
+Politeness of Everyone: The volunteer staff, RCC, and con goers were all extremely polite this year! I've seen issues with the security staff in the past, but this year they were friendly and professional (at least from what I saw.)
+The Panels: I really enjoyed most of the panels I went to this year. A few of them include "Must see Animated Films", "Awesomely Bad J-music videos", "Psychoanalysis of Evangelion", "Studying, Working, and Living in Japan", etc.
+The Dance: There was a perfect amount of space inside the ballroom. The music choice was also fantastic. I was grateful for the amount of water coolers that they had supplied this year.
The Okay
=The Formal Dance: I was only here for a few minutes, because I just wanted to check it out before deciding to stay. From what I heard the musical wasn't jazz, classical, or anything remotely formal sounding. I'm sure there was classical music played at some point, but not while I was there. I was also confused about the vagueness of the dress code when I read the description on the website. I didn't really know what to expect from this event.
=Lack of Video Game Dealer Tables: I was really underwhelmed by the lack of tables that sold video games. As I recall there was only one of them, even though I saw countless tables that sold plushes. I know this is an anime oriented convention, but it would be nice to see more variety.
=Timing of panels felt Unbalanced: Most of the events and popular panels were held on Friday. The NOIZ concert, Formal Dance, Anime Hell, and various panels were all held during one day rather than balancing it out and moving a few of them to Saturday. Saturday is when a majority of the people attend the convention.
=Layout of the Artist Alley: I felt like many artists on the second floor didn't receive nearly as many traffic or customers.
The Bad
-Audio Quality in Panel Rooms: The Awesomely Bad J-music Video panel struggled to have good audio quality while showing the videos. They apologized about the audio and said that they couldn't fix the speakers.
-Line for Anime Hell: There was an enormous line for Anime Hell and it wrapped around in the shape of a J. Unfortunately, when the doors opened many people cut in line or changed the direction of the line to get in first. I was initially in the middle of the line, but I ended up near the very end once everyone started cutting. I wasn't exactly happy about that after waiting for 30+ minutes. I'm sure many people waited even longer than I did.
Cosplay 2013:
Yukiko Amagi from Persona 4
Asuka from Evangelion
Re: Thoughts/Suggestions for AZ 2013
Most everything I have good to say has already been said so I will stick with the bad. I have been coming to Animazement for several years. This is the first year I was able to share this experience with my wife. Unfortunately this has been the worst Animazement I've been to. Not for the convention itself, but for the people who are starting to attend.
Animazement is growing. Which is good. But it seems to be growing further and further away from its original purpose. It seems its no longer just an Anime, Manga, and Japanese convention. But its now a gathering place for obnoxious people to act obnoxious. Street dancing in front of the door, drunk guys heckling girls, people coming just for the rave. Everyone still calls it the rave even if Animazement changes the name.
When I wrote this, it was 2:30 AM Sunday morning (Saturday Night), my wife I both were once again woken up by some disrespectful people running up and down the halls yelling, shouting, and cursing. This was at the Marriott. We called the front desk and they got it to stop. But then we could not get back to sleep because even that late there were still people outside dancing, yelling, and being so loud we could hear them a dozen stories up.
And no, we are not some old couple complaining about loud kids. Were both 23. And as stated before I have been coming for the past several years. I've cosplayed. My wife and I both cosplayed this year. With more pictures and compliments of our cosplays than ever before. We participate in the con. But we still show respect. You don't yell and scream past certain hours, especially in the hallway. Where is Raleigh's noise ordinance for outside the convention? Some of us have real life's and jobs to return to come Monday. And not only does getting only a couple hours of sleep make the convention experience miserable. But it leaves you drained and not rested come Monday. This is supposed to be a vacation. A retreat. Not something that adds to your stress.
Besides the noise at all hours of the night, we saw a girl grope a guy and he had to yell at her to get off. We saw drunk muscle heads throwing food and trying to start fights. These same guys did not have badges, and were even sitting in the resticted area during the masquerade. Nothing was said to them. We saw many things that are not supposed to happen at Animazement.
Another person already mentioned it, but there were too many people walking around shirtless that were not cosplaying. If your cosplaying as a shirtless character that is one thing. If you have your shirt off just because you want attention, that's not ok.
I'm not against innudenos, revealing clothing, yelling shouting, cursing, heckling, etc. But there is a time and place for such things. The street dancing should not be blocking the entrances.
For the actual fans that come to have fun. That's what makes the convention fun. The people just trying to enjoy Animazement. But, because of the people who come for their own selfish reasons with no interest in the convention itself. It has turned into an outlet for obnoxious people to act obnoxious. For slutty girls, and guys, to dress inappropriately. For drunk guys to walk around and heckle girls. For dance crews to block the entry way with their street dancing. For people to yell and be obnoxious all hours of the night. Its ridiculous.
Also, the LOL group panels. These have been running out of room every year since they have started to come. Can we please put them in a bigger room!?
Also, again this year there were no signs or information outside the convention as far as registration and lines go. There needs to be signs so people who have preregistered dont wait in the regular registration line. "Preregistration this way", something, anything.
Lastly, its been mentioned many times over including past years reviews, but the masquerade skits.. certain skits are less then subtle. I realize Animazement is geared more towards and older audience, but still, these skits, and especially the music, needs to be reviewed first.
One songs lyrics were, "I make you sweat, I make you wet" while a person danced thrusting their hips back and forth while standing over another person laying on the floor. Not very subtle.
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Hi gang
Just want to thank you all for coming this year to the convention. We appreciate your support of Animazement. Also, thank you for taking the time to help us in making improvements to the con. We are definitely reading over these comments and where applicable will strive to take suggestions to implement them to make Animazement a more enjoyable and educational event in the future.
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My thought: Keep having Bob at the con! I liked him being here this year unlike last. =p
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I mostly said what I wanted to say on the Facebook feedback thread, but I just thought of something to add:
I know lots of people mentioned this before, but I would like to see the Artist Alley move to that bigger space people keep talking about. The Alley being in the Mezzanine has been great so far, but I feel that in order to include more artists and make the alley grow again is to return to the first-come, first-serve application system. I keep hearing people say that there isn't enough interest, but there are lots of artists who do apply every year that can't get a table yet because of the alley's current location and application system. If 9 out of 10 were guaranteed a table because more have become available, I feel that would encourage even more people to apply.
I hope this gets taken into consideration, as I love being in Animazement's Artist Alley and would love to see it grow!
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So this year's convention was fun like the rest. Not very many issues with much of anything. The dealer's room didn't have very many new vendors which is what I usually look for when I go in there. There also weren't that many interesting panels this year and the one fan panel I went to had the characters all wrong to the point that I couldn't stay. I do plan on possibly hosting a panel next year though.
On that note, I would like to point out that I am a part of a local Raleigh shadow cast and we have for years been trying to figure out how to not loose our audience because the convention is happening and very few people show up to our play even though the theater is literally 5 to 10 minutes away from the convention center. I have asked the convention staff well in advanced this year if it would be possible to preform the Japanese version of this play as well as having the cast cosplay while preforming. I was told that because the movie is not relating to Japan in anyway, that this could not be done.
So I ask why is it that there was a "Cosplay Chess"? Chess is not a Japanese game and in fact originated from England (like the movie/play we would be preforming). It makes no sense to tell someone one thing but then contradict themselves with something else.
When myself and other cast members have cosplayed as the characters we shadow cast, we have received a lot of fans asking for photos and praising us for cosplaying the movie. So I am positive we would have an audience especially if it involved the Japanese version with some added cosplayers for cast.
Moving on, I like that NOIZ was back and it was fun to see them all again. I was a little confused as to why they only did one show instead of two though. It was also on Friday, which made Saturday a little boring because I wasn't looking forward to much of anything. If they can no longer do 2 shows for whatever reason, I suggest getting a second jPop/jRock group for the other day.
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This goes without saying, but the non-existent photography rules that only existed during the con was a huge mistake. Without saying the miscommunication at the start of the convention that banned all DSLR and pro looking cameras Thursday and Friday morning was not fan friendly for those that owned those cameras. But without question, the fact that their is no posted rules anywhere on the website, the book, the rule board at the con, or anywhere else made it worse.
I know several photographers that were successful in getting a refund and still took pictures outside the con at no benefit too the con. We were very fortunate that it didn't rain during most of the con, or it could have gotten ugly.
So this is my recommendation, post a photography guideline of some sort (i.e. what is allowed, what's not inside the convention center) and let it be known.
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Find a way to make time almost come to a complete stand still so that it doesn't feel like AZ is over almost as soon as I get there.
Seriously, do it.
Time flies by WAYYYYYYYYY too fast.
Cosplay for 2014 AZ:
Mushishi: Ginko
Final Fantasy XIII: Snow (MIGHT do this again)
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I'm tired of being Censored
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It wasn't just you. That whole section of biting back and forth was taken off.
That is so my life right now.
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As always, I had lots of fun at Animazement. However there were some things that could have been better. The first thing was the limit on how many people could get autographs for both gokus on Sunday. I understand that they were crunched for time because they only had an hour then they had to do a panel but it could have been scheduled at a better time. They are obviously a big deal and many people are going to want their autographs. It is not often that we get both of them at the same time like that. Also my fiance and I found a my little pony wallet full of money at the entrance of the convention center. Being the good and honest people that we are, we turned it in to con ops for lost and found. The lady that took the wallet from con ops was extremely rude and didn't even thank us. She just said "I know who's it is" with an attitude and took it with no appreciation what so ever. Someone else could of found that wallet and the owner would have never seen it again. I don't know what her deal was but she was really rude and I hope she reads this. Anyways aside from that I did notice the dealers room was lacking this year. But I do not blame Animazement for that because Anime Boston did move their dates to the same weekend and a majority of them went there. I also hear that Momocon is going to be on memorial day weekend as well next year so hopefully we wont lose out on so many dealers next year like we did this year. I also didn't like how the charity auction was in a smaller room. I like how it was in the ballroom last year. I think that those are the only things that really bummed me out. On a good note, I still had fun, spent a bunch of money, took tons of pictures, and will still come back next year. Also the new video game room location was pretty awesome and I loved how it was 24 hours. I appreciate the hard work of the con staff and I can't wait until next year.
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In addition to Anime Boston there's also FanimeCon in California and Anime North in Canada on Memorial Day weekend, so I imagine there's a fair amount of competition between conventions for which dealers show up.
I'm not sure what's going on here, but have you watched any of these Japaheeno guns-and-hooters cartoon movies?
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So. Mating Habits of the Modern Geek. Hook them up next year. Turnout was HUGE and they talk like they're planning a few more panels next year. It was BY FAR the most crowded panel I attended.
Seriously, do yourselves a favor. Let them run a couple of things. They have the potential to be BIG draws. They are on not only my "Must See" list, but a few friends as well. They rank with anything Spike Spencer and ABJMVs as panels I will knock a baby into oncoming traffic to get to faster.
Don't expect it to get better. I think MoMoCon in Atlanta moved to Memorial Day weekend 2014 as well. Because, you know, I want to go to more cons, so they stack them all together.
AZ 2014: Gambit (X-treme X-men), Kirito (Sword Art Online), other costumes TBD
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Mating Habits of the Modern Geek was a great panel, and I'm not just saying that because my friends were running it. They did a helluva job and could definitely rock out a bigger room.
Yep. Also, Anime Central in Chicago is a week before Memorial Day, so there may be some dealers who head out there and then decide to stay home the next weekend. Either way, it's a crowded time of year.
I'm not sure what's going on here, but have you watched any of these Japaheeno guns-and-hooters cartoon movies?
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Keep in mind that 100 people in an hour translates to roughly 36 seconds per autograph.
I like Free Hugs and Anime
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I've been going to this convention since I was in middle school back when it happened over in Durham (I'm 22 now). I wanted to say this year is probably the most disappointing year ever (not to mention leaving me feel like I wasted A LOT of money on a badge and hotel room).
Dealer's Room- Please don't close it SO EARLY!!!! It needs to be open until 9 or 10!
No Spike Spencer- Enough said.
Panels- OH MY GOD, the fan panels were excruciatingly boring. There were many times this year where I simply got bored. I think Animazement relies too much on fan panels to make it a great con, and unfortunately that's leading to its downfall. I come to a con not only for cosplay, meeting new people, shopping, etc. but MOSTLY for learning new things about my favorite topics or maybe even finding a new favorite topic! Instead of relying on fan panels, you should focus more on bringing in some professionals (big cosplayers, voice actors, animators, comic artists, comedians, etc.). I certainly wouldn't mind you upping the price of badges a bit for it. Watching a group of 5 friends chatter away amongst themselves is certainly fun for them- not so much for the audience. Maybe you need a more intense screening process or need to ask them to provide more detail about their panels ahead of time?
Something needs to be done about the huge lack of quality in panels though. Right now I won't be attending 2014 simply because I got overwhelmingly bored this year.
Possible Animazement '13 Lineup:
- Daenerys (Game of Thrones)
- Kagami (Lucky Star)
- Black Widow (Avengers)
- Fluttershy Gala Dress (My Little Pony)
- BIG MAYBE Sailor Jupiter
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If you were so disappointed with the panels, why not make your own? That's what I did.
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I shouldn't have to run my own panel to find the panels enjoyable.
Possible Animazement '13 Lineup:
- Daenerys (Game of Thrones)
- Kagami (Lucky Star)
- Black Widow (Avengers)
- Fluttershy Gala Dress (My Little Pony)
- BIG MAYBE Sailor Jupiter
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Be that as it may, just what kind of panels do you want? (Bear in mind that Animazement is an educational convention with an emphasis on Japanese culture) You can always toss some ideas down in the Everything Panels board if you don't want to do them yourself. Someone else might take the suggestion and run with it.
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hi all salaam ale kum i want to ask that do we have to read bismillah after every rakaat of namaz
asked Aug 23 '12 at 13:54 yusuf zulfiqar 20●1●5
This should not be a question about salat this should be a question about surahs it should go something like "Is it mandatory to recite the basmallah at the beginning of each surrah?" please change it if I am misunderstanding and you are asking this because in he Hanafi school you do not have to recite the basmallah in salah than please explain to me.
(Aug 23 '12 at 13:58) Al Ummat ♦
Yeah cuz the surah starts with That
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hi thanks for the reply brothers. but question in details was when we start a prayer for ex 4 rakat sunnat of isha we start with bismillah than sanah and do we have to read bismillah again before starting surah al fatiyah than again with another surah or reciting once before sana will be enough and moreever do we have to repeat in second rakat also. jazakallah
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yes. you have to
(Aug 25 '12 at 00:06) TeenMuslim ♦
Assalamo Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahe Wa Barkatuhu , Dear friends , First of all our prayer must be offered as like Rasullulah were offering . which in other way we can say we need to pray like our prophet (p.b.u.h.) were praying.When we start praying , first we need to memorise SANA , followed by Taaawuj & Tasmiya i.e. Aawuju Billahe Minashaitaneerjeem & Bismillaherrahmaneerheem. Then we can recite Suratul Fatiha followed by another surat from the glorious Quran. While starting for next rakat we need to start with Tasmia only . Hope the answer is satisfy. Wa Aasalam
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|Note: The Automotive Index is indicative of consumer interest in new and used automobiles. It includes interest in car dealerships, auto loans, auto leasing, auto insurance, and automotive accessories.
|March 27, 2014 - BEA Revises 4th Quarter 2013 GDP Growth Up Slightly To A 2.64% Annual Rate:
In their third estimate of the US GDP for the fourth quarter of 2013, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported that the economy was growing at a 2.64% annualized rate, up .27% from the 2.37% growth rate previously reported -- but still down sharply (-1.53%) from the 4.19% reported for the 3rd quarter. The improvement in the headline growth came almost entirely from the BEA's reassessment of consumer spending on services (adding .57% to the headline number, mostly from increased spending on health care). Offsetting that increase were downward adjustments to consumer spending on goods (-.06%), the growth rate for inventories (which lost -.16% and is now reported to be in slight contraction) and fixed investment (-.15%). Only minor adjustments were made to exports and imports. As a consequence of the consumer services revision and the slight inventory contraction the BEA's "bottom line" growth rate for the economy (the "real final sales of domestic product") strengthened by nearly a half percent to a 2.66% annualized growth rate.
Real annualized per-capita disposable income is now reported to have been essentially flat during the fourth quarter (gaining $1 annualized per-capita), and the household savings rate was adjusted back downward to 4.3% (down -.6% from the 4.9% in the prior quarter and down -2.3% year-over-year from the fourth quarter of 2012). That savings rate has been effectively absorbing the January 2013 2% increase in FICA tax rates -- allowing households to sustain spending even as take-home pay took a haircut.
Finally, for this report the BEA assumed annualized net aggregate inflation of 1.56%. During the fourth quarter (i.e., from October through December) the growth rate of the seasonally adjusted CPI-U index published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) was slightly lower at a 1.46% (annualized) rate, while the price index reported by the Billion Prices Project (BPP -- which arguably best reflects the experiences of the American consumer) was substantially higher at 2.46%. Under reported inflation will result in overly optimistic growth data, and if the BEA's numbers were corrected for inflation using the BPP inflation rate the fourth quarter's growth rate would have only been 1.78%.
Among the notable items in the report:
-- The contribution of consumer expenditures for goods to the headline number decreased slightly to 0.66% (down -0.06%, and -0.37% lower than the 1.03% contribution in the prior quarter).
-- The contribution made by consumer services spending increased to 1.57% (up from the 1.00% previously reported). Almost all of this increased spending was in health care.
-- The growth rate contribution from private fixed investments decreased to 0.43% (less than half of the 0.89% reported during the prior quarter).
-- Notably inventories are now reported to be contracting at a marginal pace -- subtracting -0.02% from the headline growth rate (down -1.65% from the prior quarter). The prior three quarters had seen substantial inventory growth that had boosted the reported annualized growth rate by an average of 1%.
-- The Federal government "shutdown" is still in the "current" reporting quarter (i.e., 4Q-2013), and it removed -0.99% from the headline number.
-- Exports contributed 1.23% to the overall growth rate, essentially unchanged (up 0.01%) from the previous report. In context, this is the strongest export growth since the fourth quarter of 2010.
-- Imports subtracted -0.24% from the headline number (unchanged from the previous report).
-- The annualized growth rate for the "real final sales of domestic product" increased to 2.66% (up from the 2.45% in the prior quarter). This is the BEA's "bottom line" measurement of the economy -- and it is now slightly stronger than the headline number because of the minor contraction in inventories.
-- And as mentioned above, real per-capita annual disposable income is now reported to have grown by a minuscule amount during the quarter -- increasing a miserable $1 per year. But that number is down a material -$316 per year (roughly 1%) from the fourth quarter of 2012 (before the FICA rates normalized) and it is up less than 1% in total ($270 per year) since the second quarter of 2008 -- some 22 quarters ago.
The Numbers, As Revised
As a quick reminder, the classic definition of the GDP can be summarized with the following equation:
or, as it is commonly expressed in algebraic shorthand:
In the new report the values for that equation (total dollars, percentage of the total GDP, and contribution to the final percentage growth number) are as follows:
GDP Components Table
Quarterly Changes in % Contributions to GDP
Summary and Commentary
There are a few of notable take-aways from this report, especially when looking ahead to the first quarter of 2014:
-- The year-long cycle of inventory building has apparently come to an end. Dating back to the first quarter of 2006, the reported average real annualized growth rate of inventories has been a relatively neutral +0.04%. This is not surprising because over an extended time period inventories are mostly a cyclical zero-sum game, with excessive growth or contraction in any one period being corrected during subsequent periods. Moving forward we should expect that inventories will continue their cyclical transition from building to contraction, with negative consequences to the headline number.
-- The Federal government's "shutdown" subtracted roughly 1% from the fourth quarter's reported growth rate. If Federal spending simply reverts to the prior quarter's level, we might expect a roughly 1% boost to the headline number. On the other hand, if the Federal budget experienced a "catch-up" effect from sequestered spending that was merely pushed into the first quarter, we could see yet another quarter's report distorted by the "shutdown" -- this time with the first quarter shoved firmly to the upside.
-- The headline growth contribution from commercial fixed investment dropped over 2% from quarter to quarter, and it was sustained largely by spending on equipment (healthcare and transportation) -- with spending on structures actually contracting slightly. Residential housing construction flipped to significant contraction after 12 consecutive quarters of growth.
-- Although the growth contribution from imports is at about the long term average, exports are currently growing at about twice their longer term average. Sustained long term growth in exports requires healthy and growing trading partners. Given softening growth in a number of our trading partners, this historically high growth rate for exports may not be sustainable.
-- Household income shows no signs of recovery. Real per-capita income remains stagnant quarter to quarter, and down substantially year over year. It bears repeating that total real per-capita income growth since the second quarter of 2008 has been 0.73% -- an average annualized growth rate of just 0.13% during the entire "recovery." The household savings rate is down over 2.3% year over year, and it remains well below the historical long term savings rate.
-- Ominously, the just reported upside revision to "growth" in consumer spending was caused by an increased real cost of household healthcare. And in the fourth quarter of 2013 the ObamaCare launch was just sputtering, at best. We should expect consumer spending on services to continue to grow in the first quarter of 2014, largely as a result of non-discretionary healthcare expenses. But given stagnant household income, all of that heavily promoted spending for new coverage through health care exchanges has got to come from somewhere -- with both household discretionary spending and savings taking it on the chin as net spending further transfers to the healthcare industries.
The next GDP report (the first estimate for the first quarter of 2014) will certainly be interesting. It might well be distorted by the bounce-back in Federal spending, and it could reflect ongoing softening of commercial spending for inventories and fixed investments. It will also begin to display the impact of the new healthcare initiatives on household spending and the overall structure of the economy.
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Read the article: Hit show gives area schools a chance to Give A Note


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November 17 marks the anniversary of the Star Wars Holiday Special, which some fans like to celebrate as Wookiee Life Day!
More info from Wookieepedia.com:
Note that Life Day most likely was originally intended as a stand-in for the American holiday of Thanksgiving, as the Holiday Special was originally aired on November 17, the day after Thanksgiving that year.
However, over time the term "holiday special" has caused most fans to misinterpret Life Day as a stand-in for Christmas instead, leading to games like Star Wars Galaxies and Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron to place Life Day on December 25. This is partly because after the initial US airing in November, the Holiday Special aired in December in other countries, where Thanksgiving is not observed and Christmas is the closest equivalent.
The canonical date for the observance of Life Day has, nevertheless, been established in what sources there are as December 25, or the equivalent thereof in the Wookiee calendar. Whether this means that Life Day actually is intended to be understood as a solstice festival akin to Christmas as opposed to a harvest festival akin to Thanksgiving is unknown.
Neither concept seems to hold much relevance on Kashyyyk, which appears to have temperate weather throughout the year (including on the Life Day we see in the Holiday Special) and where agriculture seems to be little practiced.
In honor of Life Day, here's some of our favorite photos of celeb fans hanging out with Chewie.
Chewbacca & actor Milo Ventimiglia at the Fanboy premiere.
Actress Kristen Bell and Chewbacca = BFF!
Actor Seth Green & Chewie share some quality time.
Actress Jaime King gets a Wookiee hug!
Fanboys director Kyle Newman does it all for the Wookiee.
Chewie puts Ash bassist Mark Hamilton into a Wookiee head lock!
Be sure to follow @WookieeLifeDay on Twitter as well as the Wookiee Life Day Blog for more fun!
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Monday, January 30th, 2012
by Littman Bros Lighting
Landscape lighting features an array of different types of lighting, here are some techniques for you to consider when creating your outdoor lighting layout:
Uplighting: Illuminating an object, area or surface from below. Using a spotlight aimed at a tree in the background while the front of your home stays fairly dark creates a focal point on the landscape.
Downlighting: Lighting an object from above, mounted high in a tree shining a light on the ground, creating what is known as "moonlighting."
Grazing: Highlights textured surfaces around your home, setting a spotlight within about one foot of the surface.
Path Lighting: Lights spread around the walkway in order to create a safe path to your front or backdoor, they accent flowers or shrubbery as well.
Wall Washing: Sets up lighting to accent a wall in order to brighten the space. This image shows a great example of wall washing and a nice use of path lights – these landscape lights are from the Hinkley Nexus Collection.
Deck/Step Lighting: Provides safety and accent lighting for your outdoor area; perfect for that deck or patio stairwell at night.
Silhouetting: Shines a unique backlight on a specific object – create a subtle silhouette of a tree by placing a spotlight between your home and the tree.


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Back in the early 1980s, his father, the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, famously said in a quote that haunted his two presidential campaigns, "I'm a tree shaker, not a jelly-maker."
Now it turns out that his son also was shaking a lot of trees — and spending the fruit on a lifestyle that was lavish enough to impress the Kardashians.
The final tally rung up by federal prosecutors charged the Illinois Democrat and his wife, former Chicago Ald. Sandi Jackson, with spending $750,000 in political campaign cash for their personal use on a bonanza of goodies — including a $43,000 gold Rolex watch, a $1,200 mink reversible parka, a retreat, a cruise and two mounted elk heads.
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And there was the memorabilia, including a $5,000 football signed by U.S. presidents, a $4,600 fedora that belonged to Michael Jackson and other collectibles previously owned by Jimi Hendrix, Bruce Lee, Eddie Van Halen, Malcolm X and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Hendrix's name made me wonder whether Jackson Jr. might have one of that rock star's lyrics in mind: "Manic depression is a frustrating mess."
Manic depression is a well-known symptom of bipolar condition, for which former Rep. Jackson's family revealed he has been treated for at Mayo Clinic. That sad diagnosis does not excuse his criminal actions, but it also shouldn't be ignored. If we can believe Mayo Clinic, as I do, the diagnosis helps make some sense out of his bizarre illegal spending excesses.
Among other symptoms for bipolar disorder listed on the U.S. National Library of Medicine's website are "reckless behavior," "lack of self control," "poor judgment" and "spending sprees."
On top of that, it is not hard to imagine how the pressures of a life spent in the public limelight as the namesake son of a controversial political celebrity, plus the strange sense of entitlement that comes from having people lavish millions of dollars in cash to your campaign funds, can distort your perspective.
I'll leave it to the judge to decide how much that should weigh on the final verdicts.
The Jacksons entered his-and-hers guilty pleas Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Washington. Jackson's sentencing by Judge Robert Wilkins is scheduled for June 28 and his wife's for July 1. The prosecution recommended four to five years for Jackson and one to two years for his wife.
"Tell everybody back home I'm sorry I let them down," he said to a Chicago Sun-Times reporter outside the courtroom.
He let down more than his own constituents. Since his election in 1995 he's been viewed widely as an up-and-comer and potential candidate for mayor, governor and beyond and a breath of fresh air from the old "Where's mine?" style of Chicago politics. Now he's better known for the gold Rolex and two stuffed elk heads.
After covering his famous father's political and civil rights crusades for a couple of decades I, too, had high hopes for Jesse Jackson Jr. Now I am reminded of San Francisco's late radio talk show host Lee Rodgers, who died Jan. 31, and his famous motto: "Never fall in love with a politician. They'll break your heart every time." Guilty.
Not that Chicagoans don't have a lot of reasons to feel cynical by now. "We're still the most corrupt city and metropolitan area," says political science professor Dick Simpson at the University of Illinois at Chicago — and my former alderman.
"We also have the third most corrupt state, with four of our last eight governors going to jail and 31 aldermen convicted since 1973, not including Sandi Jackson, two others on trial now and two others who died before trial."
Yet he tries not to be too cynical, Simpson says, as he produces more anti-corruption reports that the current mayor and governor appear actually to be reading, although getting real reforms passed is never easy. Chicago and Illinois politicians are hardly alone in that. They just find some creative ways to keep us shocked.
Clarence Page is a member of the Tribune's editorial board and blogs at chicagotribune.com/pagespage.
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Budget Vote:
May 20, 2014 at BCHS, 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Budget Planning Calendar
Please join us and offer your input on BCSD budget issues. All meetings will be held in the BCHS Library & Media Center.
• February 26, 7 p.m.:Presentation of proposed 2014-15 budget. Focus on Transportation, bus replacement plan, fringes, insurance, debt service. Discussion and tentative decisions.
• March 5, 7 p.m.:Special Education, Technology, revenue. Discussion and tentative decisions.
• March 19, 7 p.m.:Operations and Maintenance, Athletics. Discussion and tentative decisions.
• April 2, 7 p.m.:K-12 instructional staffing and programming. Discussion and tentative decisions.
• April 22, 7 p.m.:Budget discussion and final decisions; budget adoption.
• May 7, 7 p.m.:Budget Hearing
• May 20, 7 a.m.-9 p.m.:Budget Vote, BCHS
• May 21, 7 p.m.:Board of Education meeting
Did you know?
That 2% you've been hearing so much about
is only a small part of the so-called "Tax Cap
Law." In reality, it's just one part of an eight-step formula that determines the maximum allowable tax levy the school district can pass with a simple majority. Click here to read more about the "tax cap."
Budget gap, "tax cap" among items discussed at Feb. 15 forum
About 70 community members and 30 online participants joined the Board of Education on Wednesday, Feb. 15, for a 2012-13 school budget forum.
Officials spoke of the district's estimated $4.4 million budget gap, the implications of the state's "tax cap," the rising cost of salaries and benefits and a shortfall in state aid.
Click here to read more about the district's budget picture.
Click here for the presentation given by Chief Business and Financial Officer Judith Kehoe [PDF]
Click here to view video of the webcasted portion of the forum.
Click here for the transcript of the web chat [PDF].
Click here for video of the Feb. 15 Board of Education meeting and budget forum.
The District's next community budget forum will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 28. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the middle school Library Media Center. If you cannot attend the meeting, but would like to participate online, click here.
Agendas, minutes and video of previous meetings can be found here. The 2012-13 budget planning calendar can be found here.
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Douglas' note on becoming involved in the budget process