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Wow, I can't believe we're at the end of this long "The Voice" journey on NBC. Season 5 – despite your excessive use of a smoke machine — I'm sad to see you go. Now one last time – let's talk about my favorite (and least favorite) moments from this week's final performances.
1. Coach wardrobe check
Coach Adam Levine was going to the country club for a Great Gatsby themed party, while coach Cee Lo Green was wearing what appeared to be fancy tire treads. We can always count on Cee Lo, eh?
2. Queen of the night
OK, let's get straight to my favorite performance this week. Tessanne Chin's "I Have Nothing" was nothing short of phenomenal. She seemed a little intimidated by doing such an iconic piece in rehearsals but then tore through it onstage like it was her last night on earth (appropriate for a final song!). While the effort was more obvious here than in some of her other performances, it worked well for the song's sense of urgency. When she reached that peak towards the end of the last chorus, it was ferocious and elegant at the same time. I think Whitney Houston would be proud.
Watch the performance again above.
Also read: 'X Factor' Semifinal Borrows From NBC's 'The Voice' (Video)
3. Wait, is this a rerun?
Monday night's repeat of blind audition songs was an interesting concept, but it did feel a little like we've been there, done that. Jacquie Lee was the only one who truly breathed new life into her song with a wonderfully unpredictable "Back to Black," showing us how a repeat should be done.
4. Most badass drummer
The most exciting thing about the coach performance was seeing Rick Allen kill it onstage – the man fans refer to as the "Thunder God" played drums for Def Leppard, lost his left arm and then learned to play drums again with one arm like a BOSS. P.S. Seeing coach Blake Shelton crouch his way through "Pour Some Sugar on Me" has altered me in unspeakable ways.
5. Limitless Potential
Jacquie Lee is a dynamo, one of the most fearless performers on the show this season. That being said, I didn't think "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" was the ideal choice for a final song. After hearing it seamlessly performed by Jennifer Hudson and more recently by Jessica Sanchez on Fox's "American Idol," it's hard NOT to compare and hear the hits and misses in Jacquie's rendition. Her passion is CLEAR, but her technical ability is still in progress. However, she has limitless potential and could very well take this whole thing.
Also read: 'The Voice' Top 5 Results: A Winning Streak Is Broken
6. To space and back
Did anyone notice all the space-inspired staging on Monday night? We had a starry sky for Will Champlin on "Not Over You," an opera house in the bowels of space and time for Jacquie and coach Christina Aguilera's "We Remain" and a speed of light voyage for the group performance of "I'll Be There." Someone has clearly been reading the space cats twitter feed and feeling inspired. I'm totally down with that.
7. Everything I do, this song doesn't do it for you
Will Champlin is a great singer and a wonderful instrumentalist. Despite a strong start, he's been an underdog the whole season – changing teams three times and being saved once by his coach. He's had to fight and claw his way out of a corner every week, and I can't help but root for him, so I wanted to throw a shoe at my TV when Adam assigned him "Everything I Do, I Do It For You." Yes, it's an awesome 90's song, but it's also a little insipid and ponderous. Most importantly, it didn't allow for one of Will's wild card vocal performances where he just goes for it and lets loose (which doesn't always work, but when it does? It's fantastic). I also wonder why he didn't play one instrument last night. He and Adam even bonded over being multi-instrumentalists – then they stood on a stage to do their duet hands-free. These were all very disappointing creative choices that hindered Will's ability to do Will.
8. Ouch, Adam!
Dear Adam – we get you love Tessanne, but maybe now (right before Will's final performance) is not the time to say Tessanne has won "The Voice." I get that you're genuinely blown away by Tessanne (I am too), but while you still have two of your team members on the show, a little restraint is a good thing. Just try to keep it a baby's breath more subtle. For the children (and by children I mean me). Love, Katrina.
Also read: 10 Highs (and Lows) From 'The Voice' Final 5 Performances (Guest Blog)
9. Let it be reggae
Both of Team Adam's coach duets were solid (I won't mention Team Christina's, ok? Let's just act like that didn't happen), but the real standout was Tessanne and Adam's "Let it Be." It was relaxed, lovely and actually felt like a duet. The surprise reggae breakdown was icing on the cake.
10. Chillest baby
This award has to go to Will's daughter who slept through one performance and then played it cool during his last song – staring at the camera like "What?? Deal with it." I like the cut of your jib, baby!
I just want to say THANK YOU for hanging this season and letting me give a 50 percent serious/50 percent absurd take on one of my favorite shows. Your comments and shares have been greatly appreciated.
Also read: 'The Voice' Top 6 Results: The Better Musician Gets America's Save (Video)
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In 2001: A Space Odyssey, there's a scene toward the end in which the main character, Dave, is flying through space in a pod, encountering one strange, brightly colored landscape after another. There are no signs of human life, and the scenery seems vaguely earthlike but also very alien, which leaves the viewer with an eerie, otherworldly feeling. While viewing some of the works from the Vacant Spaces exhibit on display at Marty Walker Gallery through February 14, I experienced a very similar sensation and immediately thought of that scene. The works of Vacant Spaces all share the common theme of landscape without human presence, portrayed in photographs, paintings and video, and while the scenes are often beautiful, they still invoke that sense of eeriness. Contributing artists include Ted Kincaid, who mixes photography with digital painting; Barry Anderson, who works in HD video; Lisa Grossman, who paints the rural Kansas landscape; and Casey Rae, whose photos of the Great Lakes in winter are vacant spaces indeed. The Marty Walker Gallery is located at 2135 Farrington St., and gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, or by appointment. For more information, call 214-749-0066 or go to martywalkergallery.com.
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Looking Ahead
WHO: Florida State vs. Northern Illinois.
WHAT: Orange Bowl.
WHEN: 8:30 p.m., Tuesday.
WHERE: Miami, Fla.
LINE: Seminoles by 13 points.
MIAMI — When quarterback EJ Manuel takes the Orange Bowl field Tuesday for his final game at Florida State, his mother will be home in Virginia, recovering from her final round of chemotherapy to treat breast cancer.
The turn of the calendar marks the end of an emotional year for the family. Jackie Manuel was diagnosed shortly before the season, and for EJ, trying to win games became a welcome diversion rather than his primary concern.
More than ever, football also became something to celebrate. Many of EJ's relatives — his mom included — will gather at his grandmother's house in Virginia Beach to whoop it up as they watch the No. 13-ranked Seminoles play No. 16 Northern Illinois.
And for a few hours, at least, he'll try not to worry about his mother.
"I'll be locked in on my last game as a collegiate player," Manuel said. "My mom wants that. This is what you work for. I'm not going to allow our team to fall short."
The Seminoles (11-2) have followed Manuel's lead all season. He endured his worst game last month against Florida, committing four turnovers in a 37-26 loss. He reached the end zone only once in the Seminoles' other defeat, a 17-16 loss to North Carolina State. But in Florida State's victories, he threw 20 touchdown passes with only six interceptions.
The Florida game took place on Parents' Day in Tallahassee, and Jackie Manuel made the 12-hour drive to attend. Watching Mom and Dad walk onto the field before the game, EJ was overcome with emotion.
"For her to come down and support me for my last home game at Florida State meant the world to me," he said. "That's why I couldn't really hold back. I was definitely tearing up. I was like, 'EJ, stop crying.' But I couldn't hold it back."
He declined to blame the heart-tugging occasion for the way he played, however.
"It just happened to be one of those days," he said.
Regardless, Manuel won admiration from his teammates and coaches for the way he has performed this season.
"It has been a tough year for him," offensive coordinator James Coley said. "Whenever you see someone near and dear to you struggling with an illness, especially at a young age, it's tough. But he persevered through it."
In more ways than one, this has not been the senior year Manuel anticipated. The Seminoles expected to wind up in Miami, but in the BCS championship game on Jan. 7, not in the Orange Bowl against a Northern Illinois team derided by some as an unworthy opponent.
However, Manuel said he's happy with his season. After all, he threw for 3,101 yards to lead an offense that averaged 7.01 yards per play, which tied for first in the nation. He helped the Seminoles earn their first BCS bowl berth in seven years.
"I wish we could have been here a week later for the national championship," Manuel said. "But it didn't work out that way. We won our conference and had a great season, and I'm proud of the things I've accomplished here at Florida State."
Northern Illinois defensive end Sean Progar, who has 8½ sacks this season, said the 6-foot-5, 240-pound Manuel will challenge the Huskies like no other quarterback they've faced.
"He'll definitely be the best, just because of everything he can do, throwing and running," Progar said. "He's a big guy. He's not going to go down lightly. He's going to look to throw first, but he will scramble, and he's good at it."
Manuel has a chance to become only the second quarterback to go 4-0 in bowl games, joining West Virginia's Pat White. A year ago he led Florida State to an 18-14 victory in the Champs Bowl over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, who haven't lost since. He ranks third among Seminoles QBs with 24 career victories.
"His legacy will be that he's a winner," Coley said. "He's a competitor, he's a fighter, and his teammates love the guy. They'll run through a wall for him."
They also respect the way he has coped with his mom's illness. Only recently did he begin to discuss the matter publicly, and he has done so with grace and candor.
"He's a guy you want to be like," receiver Rodney Smith said.
Manuel and his family are encouraged about the prognosis for his mother, who turned 49 Thursday. She has responded well to chemotherapy and will undergo surgery in about a month.
"Once something like this happens to somebody you're close to, it hits home," Manuel said. "It opened my eyes to a lot of things. But she's doing well. That is the thing that has helped me out the most."
More like this story
- Seminoles not overlooking unimposing NIU in Orange Bowl ( December 31, 2012 )
- FSU routs Northern Illinois in Orange Bowl ( January 2, 2013 )
- EJ makes home debut as FSU tries to get bowl eligible ( November 20, 2009 )
- SENIOR BOWL: FSU's Manuel wins MVP, UGA's Rambo shines in South win ( January 26, 2013 )
- Florida State to play in Orange Bowl vs. BCS buster Nothern Illinois ( December 2, 2012 )


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RadioShack shares tumbled nearly 18 percent on Tuesday after the company reported a wider-than-expected third-quarter loss amid a continuing slide in sales.Some of the loss — the company's seventh straight quarter of red ink — was blamed on selling redundant merchandise at a loss through third-party liquidators to unclutter its stores. But the company's new chief executive, Joseph C. Magnacca, said changing the inventory in its electronics stores is essential. And the company confirmed a new financing deal to help fund its turnaround."We can't fix our business without fixing our product assortment," Magnacca told analysts during a conference call, saying that he never expected a smooth turnaround for the struggling electronics chain.Magnacca, who took over in February, expressed confidence that the changes he is making to the stores — including leaner selections, better margins on private-label brands and trendy products like headphones pitched by tennis star Serena Williams — will help revitalize the Fort Worth-based chain.But, he cautioned, "repositioning our brand won't happen overnight."RadioShack said its net loss was $112 million, more than double the $47 million loss reported a year ago. Sales totaled $805 million, compared to $898 million last year, including a 8.4 percent decrease in sales at stores open at least a year. RadioShack stock (ticker: RSH) closed down 63 cents a share at $2.89.Selling off unwanted merchandise and reducing category items was recorded as a $47 million markdown. Sales dropped in each product platform although it saw higher sales of prepaid mobile phones and in certain signature categories including portable speakers. And the company saw improved sales at new concept stores in New York and elsewhere.RadioShack also said it has received commitments for $835 million of new five-year debt financing. The deal, first reported by The Wall Street Journal on Monday, will help RadioShack replace its existing $625 million credit facilities and provide additional cash needed for its turnaround efforts."The announcement of new financing from GE has the potential to be a game changer and buys them potentially significant time to enact the turnaround," commented David Strasser and Sarang Vora, analysts from Janney Capital Markets.The lenders include GE Capital, Salus Capital Partners, CIT Group and Royal Bank of Scotland Group. But Magnacca declined to release the interest rates it will pay, saying details have not yet been worked out with all of the lenders.RadioShack has been losing money as its customers defect to big box retailers such as Best Buy and online competitors including Amazon.com."We are moving forward quickly and as planned with our turnaround efforts. As we have said, we expect our work to take several quarters and during that time our results will vary quarter to quarter as we make strategic changes to improve our long-term financial performance," said Magnacca.Magnacca said the company is making changes to its stores this fall. "By the end of the year, we will have over 100 concept and brand statement stores open," he said. "In addition, we are currently contemporizing our stores by significantly re-merchandising inventory in a more logical manner and improving presentation. Our entire store base of nearly 4,300 stores will see improvements from these changes which are being implemented in the early part of the fourth quarter."Magnacca, a former executive with Walgreens, said in July that he had hired turnaround adviser AlixPartners and investment bank Peter J. Solomon to explore refinancing debt. Standard & Poor's, which downgraded RadioShack's debt to CCC in August, said Tuesday that it would not reconsider its rating or negative outlook until it learns the terms of the new financing agreements. "Nonetheless, the company's poor operating trends may limit any rating upside," the agency said. Janney's Strasser and Vora said RadioShack is attempting to overcome "some self-inflicted wounds," adding that store traffic has been problematic."On the flip side, Mr. Magnacca has a strategy, some financing, and a new team in place to execute," they said in their research note. "There are, however, structural headwinds as the company struggles to both retain and attract new customers, and we don't really know the terms of the financing it just secured."Separately, the company said it hired Paul Rutenis as senior vice president, chief merchandising officer, and Janet Fox as senior vice president of global sourcing. Rutenis joins RadioShack from J.C. Penney, where he served as senior vice president, general merchandising manager for the Home division. Fox has spent almost 30 years in retail sourcing, most recently as a senior vice president at Under Armour.Magnacca said that changing sales incentives since April to cover all merchandise it sells has created a better shopping experience for consumers. Before that, sales staff were given commissions only on mobile phones, which have been reduced from roughly 30 to 35 percent of store space to 25 to 30 percent, he said.By the end of the year, about 100 of RadioShack's 4,300 company-owned stores will get major makeovers in one of three formats. And most of the remaining store will receive some changes.As an example of reduced products in the stores, Magnacca said the number of different soldering kits was down to five from 17."We obviously took some markdown," he said of the loss incurred. "Our focus was to clean out the inventory and set ourselves up for a great holiday season (with a) target date of Nov. 1."
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Legacy of Rue/DragonSpiker-Mythos In the uncharted forest of the emerald greenlands known as Dhoire within the World of Rue. For generations as many things do, they are not the same since the last days of the Great Messiah King.Legacy of Rue/DragonSpiker-Mythos by theIronArtist
The builder to unite nations. The Dreamer of the Golden age. One of the Founders of Peace. The tamer of evil. Enough though sadly it was only for a period of time faith would allow.
A new group of heros would search through this land. For a seer would have a prediction of evil would "seep from the tree of evil and be reborn again and protect a gift from the Golden Goddess that should never be used by mankind again". Tales told of the Ruby Eyed King from long ago aided in the defeat of this evil. And such tool given by the gods was hidden away to prevent temptation. Both sealed away.
However the groups enemy has went to awaken this evil. For the Battle with the Great Ruby eyed King evil had parted itself into different forms. Spreading its lifes blood across the goddess' green a
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Jasmine and KyleKyle is relaxing in a steaming bath in a dimly lit room of the Dahak palace. The candle light makes the water glisten softly. A towel is draped over his face. All of a sudden Jasmine casually walks in with BloodWyne bottle in hand. Nearing Kyle, a stumble disrupts her stride but she maintains the bulk of her balance.
Well, well... The rumors clouding the air of Dahak are true. The Great Kyle Lance has returned to my empire and my mother's bed. As if I needed whispers and gossip to know of your presence. I can smell your sickening crimson nectar from 40 verst away.
Kyle does not stir. He simply keeps relaxing.
...From what I gather "Crimson Nectar" shows great favor of a particular blood amongst the "Moon Spawn". I'm at a loss, Lady Jasmine. Do you detest my blood...or do you favor it?
A look appears on Jasmine's face as if she is backtracking in her own drunken mind. Trying to remember if she actually used the term of affection.
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Do I take commissions? - Yes, points or paypal depending on availability
Will I do an art trade with you? - Again close friends or depending on my mood.
Will I be a co founder/admin/mod of your group? - sorry but no, I do not have the time. Please stop inviting me xX I might become a member if I like the theme.
You are open for commissions and want to ask me to commission you - The answer is NO Please do not note me about your commissions.
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RUNNING WITH RIFLES Demo Beta 0.76 LinuxDec 19, 2012 Demo 0 comments
Single player, one map without vehicles, rank progression capped. Full beta version available in Desura!
Pick up your rifle and join the Green or Grey army in their mission to send the enemy home in a box! RUNNING WITH RIFLES is an open world, top-down, tactical shooter for single player and multiplayer online, that puts you right in the middle of chaos in towns, trenches and forests turned into ruthless battlefields, controlling just one soldier in an army of several hundreds. In a war where men die like flies and endless streams of reinforcements run to fill the void, it takes tactics and marksmanship to capture territories effectively. The open world nature of the game enables you to use a multitude of approaches to help the front line move – it's up to you to shape your role. Experience the complete arc starting as a private hardening into a high ranking officer with a squad under command, arming yourself with a variety of weapons and vehicles on your way to glory!
7 comments by pasik on Dec 21st, 2013
As said a few weeks ago RWR 0.93 was coming in a few weeks and now it's indeed here! Most of the crucial changes were covered that time, go check it out if you're eager for a refresher. A cleaned up and probably incomplete change log can be seen here.
On other news, my Mac mini has finally arrived, so completing (read: starting) the Mac port gets closer every day. We're also preparing a new demo, so if any of you, the beta-testers, stumble on any crashes or critical launch issues, would be gold for us to know about it. We of course know each and every other bug the game has, so we'll process the other bug reports a bit later, obviously they are welcome too :P Just stop by at the forum and speak your mind!
Any feedback on the current state of campaign would also be highly useful for us. We've obviously played the game for a long time, and to keep the campaign challenging for us, it can become unbearable for newcomers. Campaign difficulty settings are also coming, but aren't there yet. We haven't finished balancing the campaign, far from it, and especially the maps you see in the later phases might be a bit so-so in terms of balance, depending on which route you take. Also writing (faction, map and base names, dialogue, item naming and descriptions) can be considered placeholders at this stage, that is something we will start working with with a clearer mind for the Steam Early Access.
Speaking of which, RWR Steam Early Access release should soonish follow the release of the demo, the biggest time sink being the promotional video. The last ones are starting to look dated by now so we've got to step up in that department as well.
Single player, one map without vehicles, rank progression capped. Full beta version available in Desura!
Single player, one map without vehicles, rank progression capped. Full beta version available in Desura!
The demo features the single player mode from the full beta with the second map included, with some weapon, rank and difficulty limitations.
The demo includes all the features in the full beta 0.4, except online multiplayer. The demo was initially released on September 16th 2011. The full beta...
Hey, congrats on getting Greenlit, this game really deserves the larger audience of Steam. Will people who bought it on Desura get Steam keys? I know not all developers decide to do that, and that's fine.
sure thing!
Hey runners,
a Multiplayer session is planned for tomorrow, Sunday August 25 at 7pm UTC!
Here is a coundown for people who don't want to mess around with different time zones: Itsalmo.st
We will play beta 0.91 which will probably not be released on Desura before monday so if you want to join us, just hop into our IRC channel tomorrow and ask for a download link. For the chat, just go on the official homepage and hit the "chat" tab.
Cya soon!
imma end up buying the beta so ill have it when it comes out and it wont cost me 15 bucks when it releases and such so ya you got a player in me
even 15 bucks wouldn't be too much in my opinion if you consider the replay value, the multiplayer fun and all the stuff that will still be done until the final version.
so are there still alot of AI players in these matches? i imagine its not just 3 vs 3 with 20 AI on each team....
Yea, all servers have plenty of AI as well unless configured otherwise. Invasion servers force players to play on the same faction, while other servers allow PvP.
We tried nearly botless PvP in a 20-player match, it's pretty tight stuff. Just a handful of bots were there to help with temporary unbalanced teams. Would be great to have these up constantly.
I have been kinda lazy with buying this game lately but i am probably getting it this week, but before i buy it i wanted to know 2 things, 1. how does the stealth system work? do i crawl behind him and he detects me instantly or can i sneak up and melee him? and 2. i saw the Stealth trailer and there were only 2 guys in the beginning....is that something you can set where it is only you and your buddy?
1. When the area is not under alert, the AI will basically detect you only if you approach him from front or from sides, so yes, you can sneak up and stab him from behind.
You also lower your detectability by walking, being still, crouching and going prone; the more you trade off agility and movement, the harder it is to detect you. This affects the AI's range and sector of sight in relation to you, which is also affected by the time of day.
2. While we had the server specifically configured for the mission you see in the video, it could've happened in the usual gameplay too. You can, and many times should, attack the other bases by yourself or with your coop buddies while your AI is fighting at the main attack target.
Also it's these non-alerted bases where you tend to find the comms truck or the cargo truck. Destroying the comms truck disables the enemy's commander AI and reduces soldier capacity temporarily, stealing the cargo truck and taking it safely to your armory gives you a hefty resource point reward.
Anyway, yes, it is possible to set it up so that you practically have no AI in your faction by a simple mod. There's also this game mod(e) discussion on the forum Modulaatio.com , shame no one has yet made an attempt to set it up.
k thanks i am picking this game up tonight or tomorrow afternoon, cheers mate :) P.S. i voted for you on greenlight, you better make it on steam :D
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This is a great game. I've described it to friends as a combination between General Chaos, Cannon Fodder, a rather obscure but innovative game called Net War and once vehicles are added, even a touch of Warhawk. On top of all of this, the developer is great and really listens to the community.
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Sierra Full of Joy 2 Gift Drive
Join Harry Robinson Buick GMC in their Sierra Full of Joy 2 Gift Drive benefiting the Children's Emergency Shelter! Drop of any new and unwrapped gift or monetary donation at Harry Robinson Buick GMCLearn More >>
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Pumpkin Carving and Decorating Fun with the Kids! When was the first time you decorated/carved a pumpkin? The CES Staff and Southside High School FCCLA made sure this Happy Memory was created for our kids for Halloween…we had a couple children who had never participated in carving pumpkins. Special thanks to Southside High School FCCLA […]Learn More >>
Strike Out Child Abuse & Neglect! Join the Commissary Kiwanis Club, Children's Emergency Shelter, and presenting sponsor First National Bank and be a part of our Bowling Tournament, Saturday, February 7…details to come! All Bowling Tournament proceeds benefit the CES and the children we serve. Click here to sign your team up today!Learn More >>
The Children's Emergency Shelter provides shelter and care for children, ages 6-17, who have been removed from the custody of their guardian(s) by child welfare authorities. The CES serves over 250 per year and provides approximately 6000 nights of care each year to abused and neglect children of the community.
The CES mission includes allowing kids in crisis the opportunity to JUST BE KIDS!
Even though the children in our care are at the CES because the State of Arkansas has placed them here, we depend largely on our community for donations and financial support…Here are ways you can help us successfully serve our children.
Thank you for helping us take care of our kids!
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"These are our community's children in crisis. They have been denied the opportunity to live their early years in safety among trusted adults, which should be every child's birthright. Often their world is changed beyond recognition overnight by the actions of their families. They no longer have their own bed, their own neighborhood friends, or the love and support of those who should care most about them. In a real sense, their hope for a happy childhood has been taken from them."


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In 1988, we (Nelton and Judith) visited the Galapagos as very excited tourists. We fell in love with the fishing town of Puerto Villamil on Isabela
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For the seventh consecutive November, Lord & Taylor will proudly host the Garden City Chamber of Commerce's Taste of Garden City After Hours Networking Event on Thursday evening, Nov. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Showcased will be an assemblage of local member restaurants and eateries that will provide samples of their finest culinary specialties. No need for dinner following this much looked-forward-to event in Lord & Taylor's party-like atmosphere.
Much like many other areas of Long Island, the Village of Garden City had more than its share of work to do in wrestling with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. According to the LIPA website, as of Monday, Nov. 5, 2,286 Garden City residents and 292 Stewart Manor denizens were without power. As of Monday, Nov. 5, LIPA informed the Village of Garden City that the entire village was to have had power restored no later then by the end of the day on Wednesday, Nov. 7. In the meantime, added police patrols were to have been assigned village wide.
The Garden Parks and Recreation Department, which is responsible for maintaining all foliage-related issues found in the village's common areas has had its hands full given the fact that more than 54 trees have fallen on houses and side streets. The large amount of power lines knocked down resulted in the issuing of a Nassau County public safety announcement that states, "Area conditions remain extremely dangerous. Do not touch downed wires. Do not touch trees entangled in wires. Traffic lights are not working. Travel is hazardous and not recommended."
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When evaluating how a school district is serving its students and the community as a whole, sometimes it's necessary to get an extra set of eyes or two for a clear analysis.
At the Oct. 16 Garden City Board of Education meeting, the board and the public got to hear how the district is doing financially, and how the Special Education department is faring. Both reports came from outside parties.
Giacinto is the president and CEO of Carle Place's PBI Payroll, which does the payroll and outsourcing for human resources for Mill Neck Manor. For years they have been hiring deaf people to work in their organization. "Deafness is not a disability. The deaf workers we have are phenomenal people, extremely patient and extremely dedicated beyond belief and they are inspirational. It's been a great experience. It adds to the family nature of our company, which is [something] we push for and it gives us a different flavor. It's nice; emotionally [and] spiritually, it really changes things for us."
By Dave Gil de Rubio
On Tuesday, Nov. 6, voters will go to the polls to decide whether Senator Kemp Hannon (R, C, I, TR) will return to serve his 13th term overall in New York's 6th Senate District. Running against Hannon is newcomer and fellow Garden City resident Ryan Cronin, a litigator with experience representing victims of financial fraud and a former executive director of the Nassau County Democratic Committee. Hannon recently came in to sit down with Anton Community Newspapers editors to discuss past, present and future issues facing his constituents and policies he's enacted to address these concerns.
With Romney scoring what many considered an upset victory over Obama's decidedly lackluster performance in the first debate, this follow-up was going to be a "deal maker or breaker in this campaign," according to political pundit Chris Matthews, who spoke at Hofstra the prior week. Shortly after moderator Candy Crowley took the stage at 9 p.m., it was clear both candidates were prepared to come out swinging, making for a lively hour and a half that found roughly 65 million viewers tuning in to the town hall-style debate, according to the Nielsen Ratings.
Inside and out, Garden City School District has a fresh new look. District students can create, research, study, and build the foundations for a lifelong love of learning in the many new and upgraded classrooms and work spaces now in use. The sweeping changes were made possible by the School Investment Bond approved by voters on October 27, 2009 and the district's Energy Performance Contract (EPC).
Roslyn's Buckley Country Day School recently congratulated Gina Sipley on being selected by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) to participate in their annual Teacher of the Future program. The Forest Hills resident was chosen along with 20 other teachers nationwide who inspire academic excellence and prominent teacher leadership. NAIS believes in high quality education for the 21st century, and focuses on nominees who excel in teaching environmentalism, globalism, equity and justice in conjunction with their use of technology in and out of the classroom.
Headmaster Dr. Jean-Marc Juhel of Buckley says, "Mrs. Sipley is an example of the type of growth-minded professionals that Buckley wants to continue to attract and support."
Nassau County Legislature Presiding Officer Peter Schmitt died suddenly on the morning of Oct. 3. According to Ed Ward, spokesperson from the legislator's office, Schmitt, 62, collapsed while in a budget meeting with Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano in the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building and was rushed to Winthrop Hospital. He died at 11:55 a.m.
"Nassau County has lost a dedicated public servant," said Mangano in a statement. "My wife Linda and I lost a friend of over 20 years. Presiding Officer Peter Schmitt served the residents of Nassau County with great integrity and pride. I had the privilege of serving closely with Peter in the legislature since its creation in 1996, where he distinguished himself as an outspoken advocate for the residents of the 12th Legislative District."
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For a minute there I thought the Associated Press might have a good idea. In an interview with BusinessWeek posted today, AP CEO Tom Curley said the news agency was planning to create its own news portal to compete with Google News, which the AP accuses, along with other aggregators, of "misappropriating" its content. Google News is a far-from perfect tool and there's certainly room in the market for someone who does news search better.
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In today's socially conscious world, we're gaining a greater and greater understanding of how to responsibly help the less privileged world—be it in health care, agriculture, economics or otherwise. We're no longer just asking, "what needs to be done," but we're examining how things can be done to have a lasting and meaningful impact. However, these days "sustainability" and "sustainable" are buzz words that seem to be thrown around haphazardly.
So we're going to throw it out there:
- What is "sustainability?"
- How can we tell if our efforts are leading to it?
- How do we know when we've accomplished it?
- What are some good examples and why?
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Philips Sonicare PowerUp Pink HX3130 sonic electric toothbrush ideal cleaning versus a manual toothbrush. Sonicare's patented sonic technology drives fluid between the teeth and along the gumline to give better plaque removal than a manual toothbrush. The ProResults brush head provides a comfort-enhanced brushing experience and ideal plaque removal.
Taking good care of your teeth and mouth is essential, because your oral health can directly affect your overall health. While it doesn't mean you should say goodbye to the dentist's chair forever, an effective daily routine, using a good toothbrush, such as a Sonicare, will help. Our brushes provide better plaque removal in hard-to-reach areas thanks to the patented sonic technology (15,000 brush strokes/minute). This delivers a gentle and dynamic cleaning action that drives fluid deep between teeth and along the gum-line to help prevent the development of gum disease and improve gum health in just two weeks.
91 per cent of dental professional parent prefer Philips Sonicare for Kids for their own children. The Philips Sonicare brand is one of the leader in oral health care and is backed by more than 140 publications and abstracts representing clinical and laboratory studies conducted at more than 40 universities and research institutes worldwide. Philips electric toothbrushes are proven to promote and improve oral health, from reducing plaque build-up to improving overall gum health. They have also demonstrated the ability to increase patient compliance to oral health and hygiene regimens between dental visits. Over 22 million users worldwide testify to the ideal experience of using Philips Sonicare toothbrushes. Philips Sonicare is recommended by dental professionals.
Sonicare's dynamic cleaning action drives fluid between the teeth, effectively cleaning every surface, even between the teeth and along the gumline, for a difference you can see and feel.
Your Sonicare is safe to use on: braces (brush heads wear out sooner when used on braces), dental restorations (fillings, crowns and veneers) and periodontal pockets.
1- Standard brush head: For focused cleaning in areas of special need.
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Equipped with the ProResults head, the PowerUp has a familiar brushing motion and brush head shape of a manual toothbrush, but with the cleaning power of over 15,000 strokes per minute.
Reminder bristles gradually fade, indicating when it's time to replace brush heads.
Two-minute timer automatically tracks brushing time, ensuring recommended brushing regime is followed and turns the toothbrush off when brushing is complete.
One full week of use on a single full charge or 14 x two-minute brushings.
Clean - the standard mode for a whole mouth clean.
In order to get the most out of your Sonicare's battery life, it is essential that you charge it for 24 hours before first use.
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November 28, 2014
An Omaha Police officer was forced to call for help Sunday night, after getting in a fight with a suspect. The officer was investigating whether the man had been abusing a cat in the middle of the street.
The incident began not long before 5:30 p.m., near 73rd & Webster.
Police tell WOWT 6 News that when the officer arrived, the suspect acted belligerent and resisted arrest.
When the suspect started attacking him, the officer called for back-up.
Police believe the man may have been on drugs. Paramedics took him to a hospital, but he is expected to make a full recovery.
The officer was not seriously injured.
Police say the man will be arrested for resisting arrest. Responding officers say something happened involving the cat, but it is "fine."
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This survey course presents the history of the nation now known as the United States from the first contact between Europeans, Africans, and Americans to the end of the Civil War. The course structure frames this time period as the growth of the United States from a group of separate colonies to a unified but half-devastated nation after the Civil War. This frame will, it is hoped, cause students to ask how these different sections, encompassing groups as different as Puritans in the North and slaves in the Deep South, became a unified nation of people known as Americans. Beyond these goals, students will, by the end of the course, have experience with and understanding of the academic historians craft: developing arguments about the past based on historical evidence.
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WD Caviar Black 1TB vs Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 1.5TB
RE: Warranty
SG provides a 5 year warranty on all products, regardless of user type or geographical location. "Instaswap" is available from Seagate retailers (if you purchased it from there) if you verify the fault with SeaTools.
Seagate provides a new 5 year warranty on all units they RMA. As the warranty is from MANU date and the high turnover of stock it's usualy close to this date. If for whatever reason it's not you can just use the original RMA from the Seagate website and your reception date as the new warranty period.
Nintendo introduces redesigned DS
The system does indeed have a 3mp external camera...and a VGA one (as per Evil_Medic's comment) on the hinge (for game to game, video conference, skype or game ability or gesture [as it happens to be with obscure Jap release "health, spa games"]).
EA in Spore DRM climbdown
EA has a long history of removing any rights from forum users to bring up topics such as DRM. EA just tells people to "shut it".
Current (or is it now closed?) BETA testers for RA3 have been at the swift hand of forum moderators in regards to DRM. So have BETA testers for other EA games.
"There is no DRM contained in RA3 that will have any impact on users what so ever". - EA DEV.
"Sony SecuROM is active in this product". - Myself.
"No it isn't". EA DEV.
"It is shown on the request allow/deny screen on launch". Myself.
"Oh that. That is only part of protecting sold copies and stop multi code usage". EA DEV.
"So it is active on this product?" Myself.
"Well if there is a popup request i guess so, but i am sure it will not be there in final release." EA DEV.
Hmmm. Go EA.... I think....
Have a look yourself...
Or here...
The only bonus to this of course is cracked .exe's. Even though i own every-single-C&C produced (was at each launch night) i take part in the dark side of .exe's for EA products.
EA not only does not communicate well with it's users, alpha or beta testers but just kicks you in the head for attempting to help at all.
Please just release via STEAM and be done with it. EA makes baby jesus cry.
For all we are concerned...EA can take a running jump...
Into a bed of nails and broken glass.
Microsoft slashes US Xbox 360 to sub-Wii price
Multi Genre
I own all the current generation consoles. For my top pick i give it to the PS3. It has much more life left in it, unlike the other 2. The PS3 will pull ahead of the others in terms of "gaming" within the 60-90% of the generational cycle.
For those who enjoy the 360. Great, so do i. Not much though. Game are good, but has already hit it's top of production run (spec. driven).
For those who want a "real" game for the Wii. Well. It doesn't exist. Get Mario Sunshine or Pikmen from the GameCube and use them on the Wii. Great games for all of use who are no longer in single digit life zones. Although...with a few drinks....the kids games are fun.
For all the others, or actual gamers (console gaming is now casual gaming) go for a PC. Total choice, total power. Total gaming.
Although console gaming is my true love. For actual gaming....i use a PC. The line was good prior to the last generation...now...is not. For all the wrong reasons.
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Nokia unveils N79 and N85 smartphones
Check your facts
The "slow" problem with Nokia phones is in the hardware, not the software. Nokia have only recently migrated over to dual CPU design. The prior single CPU design (found up 'till FY07) is still being sold and is within alot of the range.
The new dual CPU design is much faster (think N80 series). No more crunching away and long data lines waiting to be taken care of. If you have used a new Nokia phone they are well within the speed needs of the end user.
"Probably not that anyone will care, the iPhone has the industry by the balls."
Odd that. Seeing as Nokia still have the #1 spot in the mobile/cell world sales. They also regained ground lost to "other smartphones" (including the iPhone). If you read your facts right (or if you are an Apple shareholder) then you would know the iPhone has lost ground, and is now at ~ 14%-29% below original launch sales in regional sales.
Unlike say, Nokia. The releases from them like the N95 gained sales after launch...
Hackintosh maker bites back at Apple
Nothing to do with an EULA
This case has nothing to do with an EULA. It just happnes to be a good way to defend yourself.
The entire point of the rejection, and court action by Apple is to stop people like Psystar using OSX on something which is not L1 (verified).
The Apple world works because much like server gear, and top end hardware everything is verified to work. Of course, if Apple starts selling boxed copies of it's much famed OSX next to, say, Vista then problems begin.
People start putting OSX on their own machines. OSX starts to show flaws, security issues, stability problems and more far beyond anything it has found itself in before because the hardware it is working with is simply not verified for the operating system. There is no doubt Psystar will fight this. I hope they win. I want to be able to buy OSX off the shelf. I want an end to the lies of Apple. I want a level playing field.
Will Psystar win? I doubt it. If they did win, and OSX was forced to be in the end user world for custom builds...then the entire Apple empire comes crashing down.
Tired of RRoD taunts? Turn your Xbox 360 into a PC
RE: Does it solve the HDD problem?
What does a case have to do with solving internal component problems? The Lian Li case is a design to house the internals of the 360. That's all.
The case is without any question part of Lian Li's 7 family, and a welcome addition. I have seen the designs for this release around for a while now, and have no doubt the build quality will be second to none.
Samsung SGH-F400 music phone
Although B&O do have a genuine interest in the research and production of high quality audio products you will find neither of these in this product.
And i've used it. The audio production is below par and the use of B&O as sales pitch is similar to the use of BOSE by IBM in the Aptiva systems.
Cute, sure. Quality it is not.
Sony downgrades PS3 PlayTV functionality
Big deal
Big deal. So Sony has removed some functions from the formal release. To satisy laws in countries it sells units in.
A patch here, and a reset there and bam.
Our plasmas last for 42 years, claims Panasonic
43 years?
Why why why.
Who in their right mind is going to get 43 years of use out of it? Sure the actual unit might get 43 years of life in the gas world but do you honestly think the unit is going to be in use for 43 years?
More quality now please. Not in 43 years time.
Rambus sues Nvidia
Rambus has plenty of money
Rambus has plenty of cash. They have gigantic sales around the world to high end mission critical systems in defence, biotech and space tech. Their consumer game is over, though.
Nvidia are a good target. Lots of cash, a good bet if you will. They do, though, have a fantastic legal team...and will most likely end up working together through a "forced" outcome.
Seagate first with 1.5TB hard drives
The bigger, the better.
Bring on the size. Let's get 5TB drives into our systems before 2010 goes from us all.
Then the OS designers can be even more lazy. Sorry, i mean pack even more experience in for the end user.
eBay Australia faces PayPal fury
Reply - Virtual Trade Ref
The ACCC has no right to enforce it's decision.
The ACCC can say that PayPal must not be the only method of payment, but this will have no outcome that is of any use to consumers.
eBay is well within the law to make PayPal the only "method of payment for which it encourages". And the ACCC is well within the law to enforce that PayPal "is not the only method of payment".
Neither party will say they do not prefer either outcome. eBay can make the use of non PayPal payments so bad that there is no need to want to do so anyway while still allowing other (non pref) payments to be made.
The ACCC can endorse other payments, but has no legal standing to enforce exactly how they must be used. It is well within the rights of the ACCC to "enforce" the users "rights" to use other payments. It is also by these same laws the ACCC must "enforce" the "rights" of the owner of the site to allow a pref. payment method while allowing other payment methods.
The ACCC has no ground with this. And it is of no matter which outcome happens, eBay will have PayPal as it's pref. payment method. It also can (and most likely will) ensure PayPal is used for the majority of all payments by not giving any additional (sellers and owners rights) security to the buyer or seller other than what is shown at the time of the transaction.
eBay will have PayPal pref. very soon. It may well be forced to allow other payment methods. These will be so bad for buyers (and sellers), that they will skip them anyway. As a seller...i can choose what payment methods i accept and as a buyer i can choose which auctions or sales i take part in.
If you don't like them, shop with someone else. That's your right as a buyer.
ACC Has No Standing
The ACCC does not have the ability to enforce any decision on eBay. Although eBay is likely to take it's decision(s) into place.
As a seller on eBay, i don't mind to any great extent. I enjoy the use of PayPal, and seeing as eBay want this as their primary method of income generation is of no suprise.
Considering they are the owners of the website, they have all rights to enforce it's use. Doing so as the only method of payment or stopping all other methods of payment though is against fair trading law (online sellers, retailers, auction outlets (virtual and B/M). eBay must accept legal tender in a fair (to all users who may not use/want paypal) manor as well.
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RE: Printing Money
"Polymer series
The first polymer banknote, the 1988 Australian $10 noteIn 1988, the Reserve Bank of Australia issued plastic, specifically polypropylene polymer banknotes (which were produced by Note Printing Australia), to commemorate the bicentenary of European settlement in Australia. These notes contained a transparent window with an optically variable image of Captain James Cook as a security feature. Australian banknotes were the first in the world to use such features.
Today all Australian notes are made of polymer."
The notes we use here, are still the most favoured by msyself of any in the world. Secure, strong, wash-proof and free of degredation without their specific disolving agents (used at end-of-currency-line).
Logitech VX Revolution 'freewheeling' cordless mouse
Want my wallet? Give me the cord.
Fantastic design. Logitech are making massive steps forward in device managment, and development but are overlooking the very items they are setting out to make.
Why make a wireless model with a built in dongle? What the hell is the point of that? We all know that the majority of the units sales will be to the market sector with the single biggest amount of income at their hot little hands. The 9-19 market.
Gamers want this. Teens want this. Tech-heads want this. I want it. I am using a G5 model at the moment. FANTASTIC DESIGN. Even better, it's got a cord.
Don't develop, and sink majority funds into a what is a misc. category. People with laptops don't need titantium tilting wheels, or a billet CNC'd inside with precision engineering. Gamers want it, and no gamer users a wireless mouse (no, real gamer that is).
Put a cord on it, the same cord as the G5 (overlocked material) and i will buy one. Hell, contact me saying you will, and i will prepay it right now.
Cord me, cord me now!


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Winners of the Navan Choral Festival, Ballinteer Male Voice Choir were formed in 1994; it has an active membership of 30. Its musical director is Mr Ray Ryan and its accompanist is Mr Graham Walsh. In May, the choir won the Navan Choral Festival's male voice choir competition for the third time. It is currently preparing for the Third Ballinteer International Male Voice Choir Festival on Saturday 25th May 2013 in St John the Evangelist Church, Ballinteer, when it looks forward to welcoming Coro La Martinella from Florence and Le Choeur d'Hommes d'Anjou from France. Tonight's concert is Ballinteer Male Voice Choir's debut in the Mill Theatre, and it is delighted to be joined by its special guests from Finland, Coro Finlandia, under its musical director Mr Rolf Kalle.
Ticket Information available online at www.milltheatre.ie
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Austurbæjarbíó provides a space for young people for activities, courses and arts. Also stages concerts and musicals.
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- Phone: 865 7707
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Published November 8, 2010
Austurbæjarbíó provides a space for young people for activities, courses and arts. Also stages concerts and musicals.
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