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Elementary school students in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, got a sweet surprise Tuesday: holiday treats for every boy and girl.
Peter Laube, who owns local construction business Kalvik Enterprises, started the tradition 10 years ago when his own daughter was in kindergarten.
"She wanted to bring snacks to the kindergarten, so we didn't just want to bring snacks to two or three kids so we bought snacks for her entire classroom," he said. "When our daughter went into Grade 1 we bought them for the whole school. What do we get out of it? We ensure that all kids have a little something for Christmas."
Kalvik Enterprises now provides Christmas treats for 250 children. The gift bags include Kinder Surprise chocolates, juice boxes and candy canes.
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Laube say he'd like to see more businesses across the Kitikmeot region reach out to children at this time of year.
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Arriving after deadline for this week's CP was word that National Wildlife Federation president and CEO Larry Schweiger will be in town Saturday for a talk and book-signing.
Schweiger is a Pittsburgh-area native who now heads one of the country's largest and prominent conservation groups. His new book, Last Chance: Preserving Life on Earth, explains the problem of climate change, the threat it poses to nature and to us, and what we can do about it.
The free event coincides with an opening reception for Endangered, a new exhibit of thematically appropriate work by local artists Laura Jean McLaughlin, Christian Kuharik and Carole Stremple
The events take place from 5-8 p.m. Sat., March 3, at the gallery, located at 3583 Butler St., Lawrenceville.
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The Cultural Trust's big three-month showcase of contemporary art and performance from Holland continued with experimental theater troupe Wunderbaum's take on the differences between Americans and the Dutch. Last night's world premiere at the Trust's Arts Education Center had its moments, but still felt rather like a work-in-progress.
The premise involved a business trip to Detroit taken 50 years ago by Wunderbaum actor/writer Walter Bart's grandfather, who worked for a European GM affiliate. In the engaging short documentary-style film that opened the evening, we're told that part of Grandfather's time in Detroit was spent making a love child with a black woman ... whose granddaughter Bart and theatrical accomplice Maartje Remmers proceed to track down.
I say "documentary-style" because Bart admittedly enjoys blurring the line between fact and fiction. Regardless, whether Detroit singer and performance poet Rosemarie Wilson (pictured here with Bart) is really Bart's cousin is less important than the fact that Detroit Dealers plays out their relationship mainly as a debate between American car culture and Dutch bike culture.
In the evening's live portion, this is first done, rather disarmingly, with an unlikely rap battle between Bart and Wilson. No surprise that the American evinced a better flow — but this naked and theatrically risky ploy paid off, especially after Wilson got the stage to herself to solo with some salty lyrics touching on the sexual possiblities of automobile travel. (Inarguably, they are more varied than those available to cyclists.)
The loosely structured show also included three interludes featuring the statuesque blonde Remmers portraying three different versions of the automobile.
The most successful was the first, a pin-up-girl come-on circa 1962, playing off the power, freedom and sexiness cars promised.
The second incarnation was Remmer's emodiment of the present-day car, gloomily apologizing for the enviromental and social mess it's made of the world. There was an insight or two, like how machines promising limitless mobility trap us inside them during traffic jams, but the tone was off: While Americans don't love cars the same way they used to, we do feel entitled to them, and few of us are actually apologetic about how ruinous that privilege is. This segment might have been funnier and more incisive if the car were, say, a swaggering character whose bragadoccio gave him away.
In the third car sequence, Remmers donned a futuristic coverall to minimalistically tout the anticipated triumph of the electric car. Like a baffling little hop-and-skip movement sequence Bart executed elsewhere in the show, the electric-car scene was everything you hope performance art won't be: repetitive, self-indulgent and unenlightening. (It reminded me of similar, apparently unironic bits in Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson's stage show at the Carnegie last year, leaden clunkers weighing down an otherwise charming evening.)
Detroit Dealers was bolstered by its slick lighting design and an amazing two-man band, drummer Jens Bouttery and saxophonist/guitarist Andrew Claes. The concluding scene, imagining the first meeting between Bart's grandfather and his Detroit lover, was affecting.
Unfortunately, in terms of exploring two cultures, Detroit Dealers seldom got beyond the superficial — cars vs. bikes. There's something besides higher petrol prices that keep an affluent society like the Netherlands from being completely autocentric, and I was hoping to hear a little more about that last night.
Detroit Dealers has two more performances, at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow, at 805/807 Liberty Ave., Downtown.
Sometimes when there are talkbacks after live dance or theater performances, the audience doesn't seem to know what to ask, or falls back on old standbys ("What inspired you?").
No such trouble with Pitt Repertory Theatre and Pittsburgh Playwright's world-premiere docudrama about the infamous 1995 death of black businessman Jonny Gammage at the hands of five white suburban-Pittsburgh police officers. There's plenty to discuss, especially when the guest talker is Cyril Wecht, the famously loquacious forensic pathologist and former county coroner who is among the characters depicted in Attilio "Buck" Favorini's play (which has a three-day run at Downtown's August Wilson Center coming up, March 2-4).
As CP's Ted Hoover noted in his review, the production has its rough aspects. But The Gammage Project is nonetheless a powerful anatomy of the miscarriage of justice that included both Gammage's death and the judicial proceedings that followed ... in which the violent demise of a lone unarmed man at a routine traffic stop produced no criminal convictions.
Each of the show's nine performances thus far, at Pitt's Heymann Theater, has been followed by a talkback with someone portrayed in the play. The Feb. 18 show I saw was Wecht's second go-round, and he addressed a few of the more egregious lapses of justice the play highlights.
A lawyer himself, Wecht had also worked at one time or another with all the lawyers the play depicts, whether prosecution or defense. And there can't be too many people who know forensic pathology better. As Wecht noted on Feb. 18, he had been deposed for the following Monday on a West Virginia case of a police shooting of a black man. (He says he was booked to discuss the case on Geraldo, as well.)
Aside from racism, the play makes clear that the chief impediment to justice for Gammage was the fact that when police officers are charged with crimes, the prosecutors come from the Allegheny County District Attorney's office. That's the same office that must work year-round with law-enforcement officers — a monster conflict of interest.
At the talkback, Wecht said the cases of cops accused of crimes should instead be prosecuted by the state attorney general.
From that conflict of interest, meanwhile, every other problem with the Gammage case seemed to flow. For instance, two of the five cops involved in the traffic stop where Gammage died were never charged with crimes. They were widely seen to have been granted immunity in exchange for testimony implicating the other officers — a move Wecht called "inexplicable."
And there's more. At the coroner's inquest, Keith Henderson, the Whitehall officer whom prosecutors considered their star witness, had said incriminating things about the behavior of other officeers. At the criminal trials, however, he changed his story — and there was no sworn statement from him to consult. Wecht called prosecutors' failure to obtain such a statement "absolutely incredible."
Wecht also asked why prosecutors never made the seemingly obvious move of objecting to two of the juries being drawn from lily-white Chester and Lackawanna counties.
Meanwhile, Wecht was quizzed by an audience member about a key scene in the play involving him (as played by the splendid Larry John Meyers).
The scene (drawn like much of the play from the public record) finds Wecht as a witness for the prosecution. Under repeated questioning by an officer's defense attorney, Wecht testifies that he is unable to say, based on the forensic evidence, which officer did what in the traffic stop, and thus who was ultimately responsible for Gammage's death. The judge declared a mistrial, saying that Wecht's statement would irreparably prejudice the jury.
The head prosecutor, Anthony Krastek, said that he didn't object on the ground of badgering the witness because he thought Wecht was holding his own. Wecht says today that while he wishes Krastek would have objected, he regrets the statement.
"I shouldn't have given that answer," he said last Friday. "I got pissed off." But, he added, he's still not sure the statement amounted to the need for a mistrial.
There are three more chances to see The Gammage Project. The show is restaged next weekend, March 2-4, at the August Wilson Center. Tickets are $15-20.
A local screenwriting group headed by theatrical director, writer and actor Bob Scott was curious to find out just how many talented writers we have in the Burgh. "Hollywood's best-kept secret" has been out for a while: Our city's varied topography, talent pool and appealing tax credits continue to attract filmmakers. In the past two years we've hosted features like Unstoppable, Won't Back Down and The Dark Night.
Filmmakers may come and go. But Pittsburgh stays. So what about our own? Is the film boom influencing us?
Curious and eager to bring attention to our talent, Scott and the Carnegie Screenwriters (CSW) asked the public to submit screenplays, with one condition: The work must have either advanced to the final rounds of a nationally recognized screenwriting competition or been optioned by a production company.
Once again, Pittsburgh surprised us — and not with Terrible Towel lingerie.
The group received 26 feature-length scripts.
"We weren't sure what to expect," says Scott. "Some members of our group have scripts that have been optioned or have won or placed well in contests. We didn't know how many other area writers might be out there who qualified. I was hoping for a dozen. We received more than twice that."
And what's inspiring all this work?
"We received a lot of romantic comedies ... surprisingly, more from male writers than female," Bob says. In Thirty, for example, Ben Castiac is dangerously close to his next birthday. After reuniting with his old girlfriend Kate, he tries to win her back before turning 30.
"Other than that we had a nice mix of sci-fi, thrillers, dramas and historical fiction," Scott adds.
In what CSW calls "a different kind of environmental disaster movie," The Whiskey Mower tells the story of a man trying to develop the first hydrogen-powered lawnmower who instead creates one that manufactures whiskey, becoming wildly successful for all the wrong reasons.
CSW is now working to get these scripts in front of industry players. Scott says that several film and TV producers have already expressed an interest in reviewing the list.
However, Scott, the CSW and the screenwriters know that matching each screenplay with the right agent or producer won't be easy.
As for the 26 writers who submitted work, Scott says: "Now it's just a matter of waiting to hear from someone. After that, it's between the writer and the interested party. You have to be persistent and have a very thick skin. All artists face rejection. It can never be taken personally and we learn what we can from rejection notices, critiques and script coverage."
Scott's advice for other aspiring screenwriter: "Learn about script structure, formatting, plot, creating characters, dialogue," he says. "Take classes. Read the books. Start with Syd Field's book Screenplay. It covers all of the basics. Buy a copy of The Screenwriter's Bible, by David Trottier. Read magazines such as Script and Creative Screenwriting. Read anything by William Goldman. Look for the stories inside you that are clamoring to be told. Write, then rewrite. Just don't stop writing."
Bob Scott can be reached at email@example.com.
Artistic director Ted Pappas is calling the Pittsburgh Public Theater's next season "Made in America," with a focus on homegrown work about domestic themes. Of special note are three newer plays, two of them contemporary-set.
Perhaps chief among these is playwright Bruce Norris' Clybourne Park, which won the 2011 Pulitzer for drama. Provocatively, it looks at the same house in a Chicago neighborhood in two different time periods: in 1959, with a black family that's the first to break the color line, and in 2009, as a white family prepares to help gentrify the now-black neighborhood. The show opens in April 2013.
Also notable is another take on social class: David Lindsay-Abaire's Good People, which also hit Broadway in 2011. The latest from the Rabbit Hole playwright concerns a low-income single mother reconnecting with the now-wealthy doctor whom she grew up poor with in Boston. The show opens this November, and will be directed by City Theatre's Tracy Brigden.
And race will sound a keynote in Thurgood, playwright George Stevens, Jr.'s acclaimed 2006 one-man show about Thurgood Marshall, the civil-rights lawyer who became the first African-American justice on the Supreme Court. On Broadway, the role was played by Laurence Fishburne; the Public's production opens in March 2013.
The schedule also includes a couple chestnuts — Garson Kanin's classic comedy Born Yesterday (September) and 1776, the musical with characters named Adams, Jefferson and Franklin (January 2013). The Public's season-closer is TBD.
Playwright Attilio Favorini intended the University of Pittsburgh Repertory Theatre production of The Gammage Project to address racial injustice in Pittsburgh by dramatizing a single wrenching episode from recent history.
But a prominent local actor who quit the show a week before it opened claims that the play merely exploits the story of Jonny Gammage, the black motorist killed in 1995 during a routine traffic stop involving five suburban-Pittsburgh police officers.
Wali Jamal says he quit the production because the play fails to tell Gammage's story in an edifying way, and because Favorini, who is white, is not the appropriate person to tell it.
"It's not [Favorini's] place to present these things," Jamal tells City Paper. He says he believes the play could incite further police hostility toward African Americans: "I've had my face slammed into a car before, by a cop who was probably having a bad day."
Jamal first made his feelings clear in a lengthy Feb. 13 Facebook post, where he wrote, "To me it was this elderly white man [Favorini] telling black jokes, to black people, USING A BLACK MAN TO DO IT, and EXPLOITING THIS YOUNG BLACK MAN'S [Gammage's] TRAGIC DEATH TO SELL TICKETS to a show strictly designed to PISS PEOPLE OFF."
Reached Monday by phone, Favorini declined to comment on Jamal's departure from the show. But he expressed surprise at the reasons the actor gave for quitting.
Favorini says he and Jamal "never discussed" any objections to the script (though Favorini does recall explaining the purpose of one monologue Jamal says he objected to).
"Any indication I had from [Jamal] was that he was extremely enthusiastic about playing the role," says Favorini, a veteran playwright and head of Pitt's graduate theater program.
As to whether he, as a white man, is the appropriate person to write about Gammage, Favorini argues, "The story is not just a black story. The story is a story of justice and injustice," racial tension and, in the community outcry over Gammage, racial solidarity.
War makes it all look so simple, as if we could divide civilizations and countries into good and bad, prey and predator. But if these assumptions save us time and effort, they also make us blind.
As part of the ongoing Windows and Mirrors exhibition, sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee, the War Dialogues Project brings together veterans and refugees from the same wars, each using storytelling to explore the complexities of the other's experience.
For two Pittsburgh residents, U.S. Iraq veteran Joyce Wagner and high school student and Iraqi refugee Mina Al Doori, opening up proved to be one of the project's greatest challenges.
"I felt much more accountable for my words," Wagner said. "At the beginning, I would feel anxious even days before we were supposed to meet. The first time, we kind of all felt the tension in the room."
The exhibit opened Jan. 27, at Downtown's 937 Liberty gallery, and culminates this weekend. At 3 p.m. Sat., Feb. 11, The AFSC's Peter Lems discusses the impact of the troop withdrawal from Iraq. The exhibit closes on Sunday.
Despite the emotional cost of reliving her memories of the war, Wagner felt hopeful that she and Mina were willing to meet. "What made the exchange even more successful is that there were relationships of trusts to begin with," she says. "People that we both trusted brought us together." AFSC program director Scilla Wahrhaftig had worked previously with Wagner. Marcy Luek, a friend of Mina and her family, is on the Windows and Mirrors Committee.
Wagner served as a Marine from 2002-2008, and was among of the first women Marines to serve at Camp Korean Village, in Western Iraq, in 2004. She left the military as a corporal. The board chair for Iraq Veterans Against the War lives with her son Patrick, in Stanton Heights.
Mina, attends Pittsburgh Brashear High School and lives with her family in Crafton.
As the project progressed, the two became more comfortable, and communication much more effective. They could see more clearly the individual in each other, not just a cause or product of war. At one point Wagner remembers Mina telling her: "What we have in common is that we are both survivors."
The exhibit consists of two tall panels hinged together, covered in drawings and painted scenes of Iraq during the war. At their base are pieces of brick, lumber, Joyce's Marine Corps cover, some feathers, an Iraqi flag and, hung right over it, an oil lamp from Iraq. At night, the light flickers like flames, giving the artwork a mysterious and almost mournful feel.
Once we realize we are in this together — we all lose to the war — the healing process finally begins.
"We don't want to just talk about war and sadness," says Mina. "We want to talk about hope and whether something can happen to bring change. We want to start appreciating and enjoying each others' cultures."
Ultimately, we must identify and eliminate the barriers we have constructed between others and ourselves. Finally, Mina reminds us one of the main lessons of her own process: to always forgive, but never forget or stop trying to understand.
"I learned that many Americans actually share my same feelings about the war and so do people from other countries as well. Most of the people don't want violence, they want peace and a safe life."
Both artists plan to facilitate the same project/process for another group of veterans and refugees, in hopes of mounting another show. Wagner is also currently working on a video exhibit for the National Veterans Art Museum, in Chicago.
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Tomorrow, Chatham University hosts a discussion by author, humanitarian and activist Le Ly Hayslip, author of the 1989 memoir When Heaven and Earth Changed Places. The book, which Oliver Stone adapted into the 1993 film Heaven & Earth, offers a unique perspective on the Vietnam War, that of a peasant woman.
The free event will be held at 6:30 p.m. in Sanger Lecture Hall, located in Chatham University's Shadyside campus.
The event will open with a short documentary on Hayslip's life. A discussion follows, focusing on the author's non-profit work.
Le Ly Hayslip founded two charitable organizations: East Meets West Foundation and Global Village Foundation. They offer humanitarian and emergency support to the disadvantaged in Vietnam and other Asian nations.
Hayslip was born in 1949, in central Vietnam. During what the Vietnamese called "The American War," Hayslip and her friends worked as scouts for the Vietcong. She was eventually found out by the South Vietnamese, who captured, arrested and tortured her. They finally released her, but by then she had come under the suspicion of the Vietcong. At 14, two soldiers took her to the forest, threatened to kill her, and then raped her.
She moved to the U.S. in 1970, after marrying an American civilian contractor.
In When Heaven and Earth Changed Places, Lely Hayslip tells a side of the story seldom heard from journalists or historians. Her childhood memories are forever enveloped in the shadow of war. Her memoir offers the point of view of someone brought up in a village by the fault line between the north and south of Vietnam, with a history written by the constant tension between inconsistent allegiances.
Last Friday, the Lebanese performance artist wrapped his first U.S. tour, performing this brand-new piece co-commissioned by The Warhol. (It was his second show at the museum, where the night before he'd performed "Looking for a Missing Employee.")
"Pixelated Revolution" is a sort of illustrated lecture about the use of cell-phone imagery by Syrian protesters. Mroué noted that because Syria lacks journalists per se, online cell-phone videos are about the only option, aside from state-run media, we have for learning what's going in there, especially during these recent months of anti-government protests.
He smartly reduced the key differences between official and unofficial documentation to a single attribute: Official video comes from cameras mounted on tripods, which calmly scan crowds and give the impression that all is under control. By contrast, the cell-phone videos are fragmentary and jumpy — an analog for, and unavoidable artifact of, the fact that street protesters are besieged by armed soldiers.
Syrian protesters, that is, actually can't shoot with tripods. Unlike Egyptian activists, whose protests have centered on Tahrir Square and who shoot their own video with tripods, the Syrians are constantly on the run.
(Interestingly, the near-capacity crowd in the Warhol theater included several of the Egyptian artists in the "Sites of Passage" exhibit at the Mattress Factory, who are in town for a couple weeks.)
And the video Mroué showed was harrowing. The talk's centerpiece was a video he had dubbed "Double Shooting." The 83-second clip, shot from a balcony, concludes shortly after the cameraman spots an army sniper standing on a nearby balcony. Gunshots are heard and the screen goes dark, though the fate of the cameraman is unknown.
Why didn't the cameraman run? Mroué speculates that he was lulled by the false security that many camerapeople feel — the sense that they do not subsist in the same "reality" as does whatever danger they're documenting.
Mroué's talk proceeded on his explicit assumption that the phone-camera eye equals the cameraman's eye equals the cameraman himself — that it's an "optical prosthetic," so that when we watch the video we're experiencing exactly what he did.
But Mroué believes that though such footage is necessary and valuable, "images alone are not enough to achieve any victory" — especially when the other side has all the guns.
In the question-and-answer session following "Pixelated Revolution," Mroué added that he believes that the proper role of the contemporary artist is not to make more images, of which there are already plenty. Rather, he said, "For me, it's more important and more useful to make images that are already imposing themselves on our daily lives and are keeping us from thinking, and use them as material to [make us] think."
Remember skeeball at Chuck E Cheese? The yellow tickets flowing out of the machine by the dozen; running to the prize counter with a cardboard bouquet above your head like it's the terrible towel in 2005. Finally, the jumbo slinky you always wanted.
Happiness came easy back then.
Lucky for you, skeeball is back as the only sport that allows you to relive your childhood — beer in hand. The game is the same, played by rolling a ball up a four-foot ramp into holes that allot anywhere from zero to 100 points. But now, tickets are redeemable for beer at the hosting bar, or season tickets to the kind of sport where players sweat.
On Thursday, the fledgling Pittsburgh Skeeball League holds a free introductory tournament at Cupka's Cafe II, on the South Side, with a $100 cash prize. Sign-ups for this introductory event start at 7 p.m.; the tournament starts at 8 p.m. It will be free games all night before and after the tournament.
Brandon Harris, skeeball "Master Guru" and owner of Charlotte, N.C.-based Skeenation — which calls itself "America's Premier Skeeball League" — insists that the beauty of this sport is "you do not have to be athletic to excel. There are plenty of people that have never been athletic enough to play football, basketball, soccer, etc, that are great at skeeball."
Skeenation-sponsored competitive leagues are popping up in cities across the nation. Pittsburgh's is slated to launch in the spring.
"It's a nostalgic game most all of us remember playing as a kid," Harris says. "Except now it's a lot more fun. Mix in a few adult beverages, compete against your friends, and have all your scores calculated into stats and it becomes really addicting."
And for those who give in to the fever, there is always the Super Roll. Last year, the national tournament was held in Atlanta. This year, it's Chicago. The team that wins the 2012 Super Roll will be awarded $3,000, and the person who wins the National High Roller Tournament goes home with $1,000.
Finally, whether you're looking to commit seriously or just have a good time, don't forget what Harris calls "the beauty of the 40":
"Aim for the 40. Too many people see the 100 holes and want to go for the glory. That is a quick way to getting a horrible score. The beauty of the 40 is if you roll your ball short, it hits the 30 pocket, if you roll a little long it goes in the 50, if you roll it a little to the left or right, in the 20."
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The UAEU Science and Innovation Park aims to become globally recognized for its innovative environment and for helping to enhance the diversification of the UAE economy. It also aims to support a knowledge economy through scientific research and the commercialization of innovative new products. Additionally, the SIP will play a leading role in developing the next generation of leaders.
The Science and Innovation Park seeks to enrich various academic programs at UAEU through graduate internships that allow students the opportunity to gain real life, hands-on experience in practical business skills. Students can establish networks and professional relationships that will aid their future careers. The SIP will also contribute to building knowledge and disseminating research findings amongst its own research community and the various companies based in the park. Moreover, this will allow for the establishment of a UAEU intellectual property portfolio.
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New Controller Range - Backward compatible with the P1, P2 and P3 systems. Works with the latest version of Doors Enterprise.
Models - There are 3 different controllers in the range; the Module, the 2A Single Door and the 5A One and Two Door.
Memory - New high speed non volatile memory with long data retention has been increased as standard to 32,000 with option for 128,000.
Solid State Lock Drive - The new controllers have an additional switch that allows for some new lock driving modes that reduce relay contact wear.
Connectivity - A new expansion interface allows immediate connection of the new GPRS module as a 'piggyback' to the PCB.
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The overall terminal block foot print remains unchanged from the P3 controller. However, an individual reader buzzer signal is now provided to simplify wiring.
The reader interface now include native support for the Crystal Readers. Taking advantage of the simplified 4 wire two way interface.
Integrates with ievo Biometric Readers.
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Card memory has been upgraded both in capacity and size. The Crystal Controller will not use card packs internally and will treat all cards as flexi cards, increasing flexi card capacity to 128,000.
Card Discovery Mode
New discovery mode features eliminates the need to download all the card data at commissioning time. The controller requests any new card data from the server as required.
Event Logging
This is increased to 8,000 events per controller.
Random Search
A new feature that allows for randomised impartial searches to be carried out. Adjustable search rate from '1 in 1 to 1 in 99.
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The Crystal Controllers have the traditional relay to switch the +ve leg of the lock supply.
However, it also has a new Electronic Switch in the negative wire. This allows for some new lock driving modes that will reduce if not eliminate relay contact ware. The modes are:
The new Ethernet electronics no longer need any option links. Also, the configuration parameters has been simplified, faster and more secure.
A new expansion interface allows immediate connection of the new P3 GRPS module as a piggyback to the PCB. Other expansion modules are in the design pipeline including:


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Jeremy Roenick was 34 years old, on the downswing of his career, and coming off of a trip to the Eastern Conference Finals when he was locked out for the entire 2004-05 season.
Perhaps thats why hes urging the players to take the owners latest CBA proposal of a 50-50 split of league revenues and get back on the ice. The former Shark and current NBC Sports analyst sent out the following tweet on Tuesday night:
Ok it's now a 5050 offer. Players should accept it now and play their best hockey and drive revenue to 4 billion and all is good in NHL Jeremy Roenick (@Jeremy_Roenick) October 17, 2012
Roenicks advice is especially interesting in that hes not the only former high-profile player who has weighed in on the lockout. Last month, Stars legend Mike Modano said that the lost season of 2004-05 was a waste of time."
"It's not a battle you're going to feel like you're going to win. It's a negotiation. You feel at some point that both sides will be upset about what they have to give up, Modano told ESPN.coms Craig Custance on Sep. 18.
There were a few noteworthy replies to Roenick via Twitter. The Blackhawks' Jamal Mayers chimed in, tweeting: "JR you know better than that to think that this offer is acceptable! Still a lot of real concerns, a real starting pt!"
Ken Daneyko, the former Devils defenseman and current analyst of the MSG network, replied: "now ur talking my man!"
There is still a large group of players in the league that were a part of that lost season, including the Sharks Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau and Dan Boyle, and future Hall-of-Famers like Martin Brodeur, Teemu Selanne and Jarome Iginla. Do they agree with Roenick and Modano, and will they put pressure on the union to salvage an 82-game schedule?
We may find out soon enough.
Joe Pavelski is back on the ice, although in a different shade of blue than were used to.
As first reported here on Oct. 4, Pavelski signed with the KHLs Dinamo Minsk in Belarus while the lockout persists. He finally joined the team this past weekend.
Dinamo's official twitter page recently tweeted a few pictures of Pavelski in his new uniform.
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TWO finalists will be sent home tonight on The Voice Top 5 results show. Who will it be? Let's examine the numbers. Also POLL RESULTS and iTunes rankings.
The iTunes Rankings
2. The Swon Brothers – Danny's Song
4. Danielle Bradbery – Who I Am
7. Danielle Bradbery – Please Remember Me
8. The Swon Brothers – Turn the Page
9. Amber Carrington – Sad
12. Michelle Chamuel – Time After Time
23. Michelle Chamuel – Clarity
48. Sasha Allen – I Will Always Love You
63. Sasha Allen – Bad Girls
80. Amber Carrington – Firework
I'm so not surprised that The Swon Brothers mommy-friendly "Danny's Song" is topping the charts. Danielle Bradbery's sentimental "Who I Am" was a perfect song choice and sung with real emotion–no shock that it also made the top 5. Just look at the country kids dominating iTunes! Amber Carrington squeaked into the Top 10 with the non-country song, "Sad," which is crucial for her. Sasha Allen performed poorly, but we all knew that was going to happen. Michelle missed the Top 10, which means no iTunes bonus. I am officially worried for her.
Poll Results
As usual, our poll results reflect the great taste in music our readers have, rather than the actual iTunes rankings. Favorite performance is Amber Carrington's "Sad" with 21% of the vote, Michelle Chamuel's "Time after Time" is next with 18% of the vote and Danielle Bradbery's "Who I Am" is 3rd with 14% of the vote. The Swon Brothers debut at 4 with "Danny's Song" and a fraction less than Danielle. Sasha Allen and Amber Carrington round out the bottom, with "Bad Girls" and "Firework" respectively.
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You favorite contestant is Michelle Chamuel with 37% of the vote. The rest goes like this: 2. Danielle Bradbury 21%, 3. Amber Carrington 18%, 4. The Swon Brothers 14% and 5. Sasha Allen 10%.
The majority of you think Sasha Allen (46%) and The Swon Brothers (30%) SHOULD go home. But more of you believe Sasha Allen (67%) WILL go home. The Swon Brothers came in second with 14% of the vote. I suspect some of votes came in before the charts revealed the duo to be so popular.
If you had asked me yesterday who would advance to the Top 3 I would have said, Danielle Bradbery, The Swon Brothers and Michelle Chamuel. Now, I'm not so sure. Danielle and The Swons will definitely advance. All four songs made the Top 10, which multiplies their iTunes votes by 10. I suspect they raked in plenty of votes via other methods as well. I had no doubts about either of them. Danielle has been dominating all season, while the Swons as the only males, don't have to try very hard.
Amber may squeak into the Top 3 thanks to her iTunes bonus. I'm betting, though, that Michelle got more votes via other methods. You'll notice that Amber's "Firework" sold very poorly on iTunes. Michelle has been a favorite all season. But the question is–did Michelle garner enough votes to trump Amber's bonus? I hope so. A final with Michelle in it would be way more interesting than an all-country final. But it's hard to say. I think we can all agree that Sasha Allen it toast.
Going Home:
Sasha Allen
Michelle Chamuel or Amber Carrington (If I had to pick one, I'm going with Michelle. If the votes were unlimited, I'd have more confidence.)


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Minnie's Holiday Dine Review
Minnie's Holiday Dine is a Christmas-themed character meal Walt Disney World is offering at Hollywood and Vine in Disney's Hollywood Studios. This review features food photos, a look at the holiday finery Mickey, Minnie & friends done for the festive meal, and our thoughts on whether it's worth it.
For starters, you should probably know that this meal is not cheap. It's nearly $50 per adult or $30 per child, plus tax and gratuity. On the plus side, this is actually cheaper than Jedi Mickey's Star Wars Dine that we did a couple of years ago. We guess Santa Goofy doesn't demand the same appearance fee as Darth Goofy.
This meal is also only one table service credit for those on the Disney Dining Plan and can be booked as a Fantasmic dining package. Given the price and that it only requires one credit on the Dining Plan, this is one of the best options if you're trying to maximize your value on the Disney Dining Plan. This Christmas character meal also accepts Tables in Wonderland for a 20% discount or Annual Passes for a 10% discount.
Before we get to the meal, I'll start on an embarrassing note–hopefully as a cautionary tale. We made an Advance Dining Reservation for lunch at Minnie's Holiday Dine a while ago, knowing it's a popular offering. We specifically chose lunch as we wanted evening hours to enjoy the Christmas decor and entertainment this year at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
The night before the meal, Josh texted me asking if we wanted to join for the opening of PizzeRizzo. I declined, indicating we had this lunch planned. Knowing bloggers must do the tough, dirty work in the name of investigative journalism, he thought we were doing the Disney Junior lunch. That wasn't our intent.
I double-checked the Disney.com page, where Minnie's Holiday Dine section mentions "delightful dinner parties." I had assumed this instance of "dinner" was marketingspeak for "meal." It's not. It's literal. To make a long story short, we were able to scramble and change our ADR to dinner. The 3 lessons: it's easy to make mistakes when planning; the Christmas dinner at Hollywood & Vine is dinner only; and, sometimes (once annually?) Josh is nice.
Having been to Hollywood & Vine previously, we were cautiously optimistic about this meal. We knew that the dated interior had not been updated since our last meal. If you're used to the fun atmosphere of other Disney's Hollywood Studios restaurants, such as 50's Prime Time Cafe or Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater…well, you need to adjust your expectations. This is in sharp contrast to those gems, which are #1 & #2 on our Top 10 Themed Restaurants at Walt Disney World list. In sharp contrast to that, this would be right up there with Big River Grill & Brewing Works as one of the worst-themed restaurants.
I don't know what they're going for with this place, maybe a studio cafeteria? We've eaten at the actual commissary (Buena Vista Cafe) at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, and there's a passing resemblance between the two. I guess kudos for "nailing it" if that was the goal. I'd argue 'studio commissary' is probably a "theme" that should have never been attempted. Then again, I would've said the same about roadside dinosaur-themed carnival, so what do I know.
Let's move on to the cuisine…
Hollywood & Vine had an awful reputation in terms of food for a long time, but we enjoyed our last meal there, and have heard really positive things about every single one of Minnie's Seasonal Dines. Still, we had tempered expectations, as we do with pretty much any Walt Disney World buffet that isn't Boma or Tusker House.
There's a lot of stuff on the buffet, and I'm not going to cover it item by item. I will say that there is more variety than a buffet like Chef Mickey's, for example. From cold items such as salads to meats, you have a surplus of choices.
One of my favorites remains from our last visit was just as good as before: the Lobster and Shrimp Mac & Cheese. I ate more of this than anything else, and I really like it for the nice texture, great flavor, and generous portions of seafood.
Other standouts included the pumpkin ravioli, buffalo chicken, and salmon. I was expecting the worst of the mussels, but they weren't half bad (just over slightly half good…). The carving station ham was also very good.
The flank steak is not one of the carving station options, which almost seems surprising–I thought it was the best meat on offer. I ended up filling up mostly on a mix of the steak, mashed potatoes, and seafood mac & cheese.
The dessert options were a mixed bag. There's some diversity to the mix and everything is appropriately seasonal, nothing was overly ambitious or particularly stood out. I did enjoy both the gingerbread and red velvet cakes; on the other hand the egg nog cheesecake was awful.
Unlimited, self-serve soft serve ice cream is one of those simple pleasures that I cannot resist. It tastes just like soft serve you'll find virtually anywhere, but I love it.
All things considered, the Hollywood & Vine buffet once again delivered. It's definitely not in the realm of Boma or Tusker House in terms of ambitiousness, but the quality is there. If you're looking for good comfort foods, you really can't go wrong with Minnie's Holiday Dine.
That's before we even get to the character element…
When you enter the restaurant, you meet Santa Goofy before even being seated. I'm pretty sure this is the approach with all of the seasonal Minnie meals. Initially, we were rushed through this, but went back later in the evening as our first round of photos did not turn out.
The characters here are exceptional. They don't simply pose and try to move on as quickly as possible after a photo. They actually try to engage you–even adults without kids like us.
They also attempted to stage some really cool photos for us, including one with Daisy and Donald kissing at the same time as us. We messed up the timing, missing the photo they were after.
The one right after this would've been it, but we had already finished our kiss, and it looks like Sarah is recoiling from me in repulsion. I'm sure you'd all get a kick out of that, but I'll spare myself the humiliation… 😉
I really like that they drew inspiration from Chevy Chase's SNL portrayal of President Ford on Christmas Eve for Mickey's dapper look here. (Tell me I'm not the only one who thought that when seeing Mickey's smoking jacket…) It's simple, but one of my favorite costumes of his.
In fact, we really liked all of the costumes the characters wear at Minnie's Holiday Dine. None are the most elaborate outfits ever, but they are elegant and perfect for the holidays. I can see why so many families dress up in Christmas attire for this meal.
A big part of our success with the character interactions was that the restaurant really cleared out about halfway through our meal. Because we scored a (literally) eleventh hour ADR, we had no choice but to eat at 6:50 p.m. This worked out perfectly. I was able to catch a second showing of Jingle Bell, Jingle BAM! while Sarah checked us in, and we had the last seating of the night.
We were apprehensive that the food might be whatever was left sitting out at that point. Fortunately, it was not. Fresh food was put out right until after 7 p.m., and we prioritized eating because of this. Nothing tasted like leftovers or that it had been sitting under a heat lamp for hours. The real upside, though, was having the characters almost to ourselves as the restaurant cleared. By the end of our meal, it was just us and 2 other tables, and the characters were really having a lot of fun with things by the end of the night. Not just interactions with us, but around us and with one another.
It was really enjoyable, and Sarah made a new friend at the table next to ours in the process. (Long story.)
If you can, we'd highly recommend going for this last seating. Don't worry about characters at the start of the meal–just focus on eating. By the time you're finished with your food, the restaurant will start to clear, and you'll have a much easier time with them.
Overall, Minnie's Holiday Dine exceeded our expectations. Had we been on the Disney Dining Plan, I would've felt even better about the experience, but even paying out of pocket (with a high price tag, even after AP discount) I did not feel too badly about it. The food was better than last time we were here–and it was already good then. The character experience was also better, and we called that previous meal one of our favorites ever for character interactions. Considering that the price of Minnie's Holiday Dine was cheaper than our last Hollywood & Vine meal and the experience was superior in both key regards, it's pretty easy to be enthusiastic. We'd put this right there among the best of the formidable table service lineup at Disney's Hollywood Studios–which is good, since you'll need 3-6 table service meals to fill a day at this park.


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John Burton was named by GAC-Fiat (the joint venture of Chrysler and Chinese automaker Guangzhou Automobile Group) to be its new general manager effective March 1. Burton will be the replacement for Jack Cheng. This brings Fiat-Chrysler one step closer to building Jeep into becoming a global brand. Burton will be heading the company's Chinese joint venture to boost the output of the sports utility vehicle.
The joint venture is aiming to build more than 100,000 new Jeep models in China by 2014 as part of a plan for Fiat to reach sales of 300,000 units each year in China by next year. Fiat-Chrysler is hopeful that since Jeep is widely recognized in China, it will help in catching up to rivals in China. It also wants Jeep sales to reach a record high.
Burton is a 20-year veteran. He has supervised GM facilities in Poland, Germany and Britain. His most recent projects include taking charge of GM's green field projects in Detroit. He is faced with a formidable challenge as Fiat is one of the last automakers to enter China, according to Bernstein analyst Max Wharburton.
He said that while they know quite a bit about China because of Iveco (trucks), they're only starting with passenger trucks and will have to get pass obstacles like being an unrecognized brand, having limited distribution, and having a "somewhat difficult local partner."
Fiat has quite a lot of catching up to do as it falls behind other foreign car companies in China, the biggest auto market in the world. Both General Motors and Volkswagen sold more than 2.8 million cars in 2012. IHS Global Insight said that together, they made up for more than 29% of total vehicle sales in China.


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Quantum Cryptography. Alice. Bob. Eve. Ranveer Raaj Joyseeree & Andreas Fognini. Classical Algorithms. 1. Asymmetrical (public-key) cryptosystems:. Message. Encrypted message. Message. Public. Private. - First implementationnn RSA (Ronald Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman) 1978
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Fireside reds from Rioja
This winter, discerning foodies and wine lovers alike can discover a Rioja wine for every occasion. Explore the variety wines from Rioja have to offer with a glass by the fire, or impress your guests this Christmas by pairing any one of these wines with your seasonal dinner party menu.
Whether you're serving up a feast for friends or enjoying a Sunday roast with the family, Spain's flagship wine region has the perfect selection of wines to match to any occasion this winter. From spicy Crianza to complex Gran Reserva, a glass of Rioja is the ideal partner for everything from roast lamb and pasta dishes to cured meats and stews.
Castillo de Albai Tempranillo 2014
Available at Asda, Sainsbury's, Musgrave, RRP £7.99
This young and fruity red is packed with intense aromas of red berries and a hint of spice. With fresh strawberries on the palate and a lovely long finish, this wine is the perfect Christmas party crowd-pleaser to be served alongside a winter cheeseboard or canapés.
Campo Viejo Garnacha 2014
Available at Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, RRP £9.35
With subtle toasty notes and juicy flavours of blackberry and cherry, this wine is a bright and lively addition to your Boxing Day buffet. Delicious with leftovers, from roast turkey and cranberries to slow-cooked lamb with mint sauce.
Viña Real Crianza 2012
Available at Thedrinkshop.com, Ann et Vin, Coruss Retail, Field and Fawcett, Wino's, RRP £11.10
A fruity wine rounded off with subtle hints of vanilla from oak ageing. Deep, rich and well-balanced, it's ideal alongside gammon or roasted stuffed peppers.
Beronia Reserva 2011
Available at Waitrose, Ocado, Majestic Wine, RRP £13.49
With notes of strawberry, liquorice and a hint of coconut, this is a silky and elegant wine which pairs well to roast leg of lamb or goose.
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Cruises to Tasmania: Walk on the Wild Side
Tasmania is Australia's island state, a somewhat triangular patch of wilderness off the coast of Victoria. It is home to half a million residents in small enclaves of civilisation, and the rest of the island is mountains, greenery and beautiful landscapes. The island holds a lot of colonial history, as a former penal colony. It also has a wine-producing region and is the home of the small and unique marsupial called the Tasmanian Devil. Tasmania cruising usually involves the major ports and also some scenic cruising in the particularly beautiful parts of the island.
The Ports: Tasmania's Towns
The capital city of Tasmania, Hobart is a small but well-established city. It is overlooked by the tall peak of Mount Wellington, and has plenty to offer culturally, including the Salamanca Market, numerous galleries and museums, the historic architecture of Battery Point and lots of history. Tours outside the city limits can take in a number of natural delights and interesting historic sites. Ships dock in three berths at Macquarie Wharf, within walking distance of downtown Hobart.
Burnie is a small port city on the north-west coast and often hosts ships on Tasmania cruise itineraries. It overlooks Emu Bay and has plenty going on along the waterfront. The Pioneer Village Museum is great for learning about the history of the area. Ships dock at a commercial port, and there is a free shuttle for the short distance between the dock and the CBD.
Port Arthur is a small town and another former prison settlement not too far from Hobart, and often hosts ships. The Port Arthur Historic Site is a must-see attraction here, with ruins of the original prison, hospital, insane asylum and church. The Site is open everyday from 8:30am. Ships anchor offshore and passengers can get ashore via tender.
Scenic Tasmania cruising happens in Coles Bay, Wineglass Bay and Oyster Bay. Coles Bay is backed by the Freycinet National Park, and has some spectacular coastal scenery to be enjoyed from the ship. Wineglass Bay has a somewhat grisly history, as the name comes from the whaling days in the cove when the water was dyed deep red with blood, like wine. These bays are stunning to look at, and most ships stick to scenic cruising, but some of the smaller and more exploration-equipped ships will make wet landings.
The Cruises: Tasmania Cruise Holidays
Tasmania cruises are varied. Some take in just one or two of the bigger ports, often in combination with other port stops in mainland Australia. Hobart is the most often visited of all ports in Tasmania and is a common stop on cruises from Auckland. Others take in all of the ports mentioned above, and small expedition ships such as the MV Orion offer even more in-depth cruises which depart from Hobart.
Many of the major lines offer cruises to Tasmania, if rather infrequently. P&O Australia ships are a common sight, and Royal Caribbean, Princess, Carnival and Celebrity also include the island in their itineraries. Luxury lines Silversea, Seabourn and Regent Seven Seas visit occasionally.
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According to the Jackpot Records twitter feed, the store is putting on an extremely rare Jandek and Thurston Moore show at the Hollywood Theater on April 29th. You all know Moore as the arm candy of Kim Gordon who just so happened to invent indie rock, guitar feedback, and the particle accelerator*, but Jandek is the main attraction here. The most elusive creature since Nessie—and with a much better voice—Jandek live shows are incredibly rare, and this will be his first Portland show in over four years.
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Anyone who has had to speak publically to a large assembly of people has experienced the uncertainty of performance. The average person stumbles through the "ums" and "ahs" between thoughts, until they find their comfort zone and begin to breathe a bit more regularly.
This is the same thing juniors go through during USTA matches at all levels. They may rush when they should slow down, or go too slow when the have an opponent who is unfit. They may be upset by an opponent's slow tempo or bad line calls. They may even fail to see opportunities or explore preplanned strategies.
Finding one's breath is key to relaxation. When your heartbeat is in excess of 150 beats per minute at the start of a point, you will lose 95 percent of those points. You also will lack the ability to see the trees from the forest. Little details will seem obscure and leave you little chance for adjustment. You will also miss the big picture and fail to see the forest from the trees.
Recently, while listening to an interview of a top golfer during the rain delay of a PGA event, he was asked: "What will you be working on when you get back on the course in the final round?" His response was, "I will be working on my breathing, that's what everyone on the pro tour is working on these days."
Paul Annacone, former player, coach and current commentator for the Tennis Channel, spoke recently of his use of breathing meditation as a method of staying calm, regulating his heartbeat and being clear on his tasks during matches. As an introduction, you can find many tutorials on YouTube on proper breathing techniques. You must look for focus methods because there are many other techniques, including those for sleep which may only be appropriate for the night before a match. As you will hear me say again these techniques must be practiced just like your serve to be effective.
After finding one's breath, the second most important technique is the use of the 20- second rule. Coupled with breathing techniques, the slowing of one's tempo of play could have a positive effect on the game of most juniors.
Patrick Allen of SPMI wrote a wonderful article at Tennis Recruiting.com regarding the exercise of the 20-second rule. Players experience a multitude of emotions including negative ones.
"A critical skill that a tennis player must learn in emotionally challenging situations is acceptance," said Allen. "Acceptance is defined as the ability to see things as they are and not as they should be. When players learn how to accept they are able to stay more emotionally in control and win points they may otherwise lose. The challenge with acceptance is that it is a skill that must be practiced."
As I have said here before, Allen goes on to say, "These skills must be practiced often, and in many cases, does not work like a simple light switch that can be turned on and off."
The best way to slow a player down is have two matches on the same court playing concurrently. When the players have to wait to alternate their match with one another, they experience that tempo without having it enforced. During the winter when court costs can be high, it's a great way to save at the same time.
Good luck!
Carl Barnett

Carl Barnett started the Early Hit Training Programs at Glen Head Racquet Club six years ago. He may be reached by phone at (516) 455-1225 or e-mail <a href="mailto:email@example.com?subject=Tips%20From%20the%20Tennis%20Pro%2...@optonline.net.


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My absolute favorite thing about weekends are the slow mornings. My weekday mornings are an absolute mess, I snooze the alarm forever, I get up way too late and end up being super busy resulting in no time for breakfast before I rush out the door. That in itself is quite contradictory, since I'm otherwise a HUGE fan of slow mornings and having loads of time for a delicious breakfast.
That's exactly why weekend mornings are something I look forward to all week. I can spend a lot of time during the week fantasizing about what kind of breakfast I want to prepare Saturdays and Sundays.


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As you may or may not know by now, I love using Microsoft OneNote with all my students. There is an iPad app for OneNote as well as computer applications. As of this date, the app is free. Since there is an iPad app, iPads do not need to be sent home with students. Parents can access the app for their own iPad. With the Notebook stored on Windows Live, the parent, the student and the teacher can access the notebook. OneNote comes with any Microsoft Office Suite. It is more cost effective to buy the suite than just OneNote alone as you then have access to other programs. If you click on the image, you can enlarge it to see all the notes that I have written. If this assignment is going to a number of students, you can e-mail the page so that it can be opened in each student's notebook. This is my notetaking program of choice for all my students.
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At the NY Toy Fair 2014, new sets of Call of Duty: Ghosts mega blocks were shown off to the public. Here's some images of the new toys that will be available:
SOURCE: Toyark
At the NY Toy Fair 2014, new sets of Call of Duty: Ghosts mega blocks were shown off to the public. Here's some images of the new toys that will be available:
SOURCE: Toyark
I was always more of a lego guy.
no just no.
They should have partnered with LEGO. Plus I don't like how they did the camo effect, makes it look dirty.
The whole thing is a dirty LEGO ripoff 😉
LEGO won't ever produce weapons, their main target is kids.
So why do I have plenty of LEGO weapons in my box then?
Cowboy/pirate/Star Wars? They don't have "real" military on it. Why do you think they won't produce tanks? Hell even the Lego City with the police departments don't have guns.
The only way to get some of those would be by buying on Bricklink or in places that actually sell them.
Even if it is a kid's product, kids still like to play with things like war. Look at all the other kid's toys. Have you ever seen Toy Story? There are toy soldiers in that movie. Why? Because toy soldiers are a kids toy. It's not like having guns is new to Lego either, they have tons of products including guns. It wouldn't be hard for them to make an army-based lego set. I'm sure if COD payed them enough, they wouldn't think twice about creating COD legos.
There's probably more legit guns in things like lego pirates or cowboys or something, but the first thing I thought of when you said lego guns was star wars.
this is exactly why COD went with mega bloks instead. lego products will look cutesy and childish.
And MegaBlocks don't? Seriously, look at this image and just try to tell me that's not childish.
That's what makes it all the more cooler with the dirt spots it can be use as camo, or weathering I for one like some thing that dosnt look like it was rolled out of a factory and put on the battle field also no they should not have gone with lego because these guys can pose better look down the barrel and so much more also you can take off the vest,knife,ammo,and grenades as well as so much more I think that if lego did it that they would have failed so bad that there would have been no profit
Who would actually buy these?
Well, it say 5+ on the box….
Some people who likes it? I could see myself buying a kit and leave it sitting on a desk. It looks pretty nice.
…slow day, huh?
OK, im one of the ppl who defends CoD the most through its criticisms, but RLY COD??? But it actually does look cool when u build it
I would ONLY get this because i like COD and they MIGHT would be worth something one day…keyword MIGHT
Why would this be worth anything someday? It's COD MegaBlocks..
Collectors Series…idk lol just thinking out loud Doge
Not sure if I get your comment. I just can't figure it out… it's "called"
COD is short for Call of Duty, pretty known term around here. It was also used like 15 times in this comment section alone.
I wonder when we'll get information on the next Duties!
Around April 30th probably
Yeah, the teaser for Ghosts was on May 1st.
The first info we got for Ghosts was on March 21st in one of drift0r's videos, so possibly we might get some info around about the same time, although I'll doubt it'll be confirmed by Activision at that stage. Also I found something that might be interesting; if you look on the Mega Bloks box in the bottom left there are some coordinates. I checked them out and it pointed out to some area in the south-west of Kazakhstan. Don't know if it means anything but the result sounds intriguing.
Sounds like many other COD's. Go to the Middle East and blow shit up. Lol you'd think COD would focus on like North Korea right now, since that's what all the fuss is about nowadays.
I dunno, I miss how the teams went to parts of the middle-east. Remember the Call of Duty 4 Nuke and the starting missions of Modern Warfare 2. One thing I want is to have different stories that take place around the world, but relate to each other in some way, similar to the Call of Duty 3 storyline. That way, one mission your fighting in Afghanistan, next mission your fighting in, like you said, North Korea, and then later on down the line you're helping out the Korean Army protect it's borders or something like that.
The only campaign I really enjoyed was BO1. It was super interesting to me with the whole brainwash thing. "The numbers, Mason!!"
Good… good…
And then they say why CoD is for kids…
I wish they'd spend a little bit of more time working on the game than developing legos but I guess they are kind of cool
Yes, because Mega Bloks makes CoD games.
Will these be available in Canada?
What's next Battlefield Caspien border playset with buildable tanks and infantry?
When you consider how Battlefield is when compared to CoD, that would be a plastic or maybe cardboard accurate miniature model that you have to paint yourself and everything. You know, much more classy than fake Legos (or even real Legos)
I like it but they should have partnered with lego!
then the whole line would look cutesy and childish. they made the right choice with mega bloks. realistic and true to the game.
maybe technic lego! 🙂
Lego = kids megabloks = adult kids. END OF.


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Mascara Wands For Skimpy Lashes/
Not all eyelashes were created equal. Some people are blessed with naturally thick, long, luscious lashes (yeah, I hate that crowd). Others, like me, drew the short end of the stick and have skimpy, thin, anemic-looking flutterers. Boo. Thankfully, I can call upon the power of mascara to boost my lashes' appearance, but often times, the brush overwhelms my tiny lashes, making it difficult to properly apply and coat. The key? Finding a wand that's small enough to accomodate my pint-sized ones. Here are three that do the trick!
♥ SuperMagnify Mascara, Avon ($9, pictured). This small but mighty brush boasts a 5-to-1 bristle to lash ratio, which means each lash gets extra special attention. The formula is great for adding definition and volume, plus it doesn't clump -- a cardinal mascara sin.
♥ L'Oreal Telescopic Explosion, Drugstore ($9.50). Use this unique "ball" brush to carefully coat and sculpt your lashes.
♥ Maybelline Lash Discovery Mascara, Drugstore ($6). A thin, narrow wand gets to the root of your lashes to provide maximum volume, oomph and separation. Waterproof, too, so you don't get raccoon eyes when you're watching Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 this summer.


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The functional Hotel Damrak Inn is a 2-star property within proximity of Van Gogh Museum, The Rijksmuseum and Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. The building was renovated in 2007.
Nestled in the heart of Amsterdam and a 5-minute walk from Amsterdam Central train station. The property is in a 10-minute walk to Amsterdam city center.
Hotel Damrak Inn is set close to the palace and museums as well as Beurs van Berlage, Torture Museum and Red Light District.
All rooms in Hotel Damrak Inn are fitted with ironing facilities, free Wi-Fi, central heating, a safe and TV. Guests can make use of family bathrooms with a hairdryer, a bathtub and bath sheets.
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This hotel is only 350 meters from Centraal underground station. The hotel offers quick access to Amsterdam-Schiphol airport, which is about 15 km away.
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Indianapolis, Ind. — Orbis Education announced today the creation of an advisory board, composed of academic and healthcare thought leaders. The advisory board will provide expert counsel and advise in areas of key strategic importance to the company.
The board will help identify areas for future investment, including the development of services that further support the mission of Orbis Education and its partner institutions. It will also recommend business development strategies for growth and create alliances that assist Orbis Education in its goal to create transformative healthcare education partnerships.
"We are honored to have such a distinguished 'brain trust' to assist us in becoming more impactful at such a critical juncture for health professions education," said Dan Briggs, Orbis CEO.
The advisory board currently has six internally-distinguished scholars and academic executives. They are:
- Joan Shaver, PhD, RN, FAAN, Professor and Dean of University of Arizona College of Nursing
- Afaf Meleis, PhD, DrPS(Hon), FAAN, Professor and Dean of University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
- Courtney Lyder, ND, ScD(Hon), FAAN, Professor and Dean of University of California Los Angeles School of Nursing
- Bobbie Berkowitz, PhD, RN, NEA, FAAN, Professor and Dean of Columbia University School of Nursing
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Orbis will be adding healthcare leaders from other sectors to the board in the near future.


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November 12th, 2009 – by: jimanddavid
It was an easy jaunt down the street to catch the bus that takes you right down to Old San Juan for 75 cents. It's about a half hour ride including stops, and is a great way to get a sense of how the locals live. As many of you know, I'm sure, Old San Juan is a beautifully preserved example of old world architecture and walking the paths along the walls up to El Moro is well worth it. Lovely fountains, charmingly narrow streets as well as fun and interesting shops where you can find lots of locally produced artwork made Old San Juan a terrific way to end our time in Puerto Rico.
Hopefully we'll have an opportunity to return in the future, but until then - hasta la vista and thanks for the Mofongo!!
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