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>> Welcome to the Daily Debrief. I'm CNET's Kara Tsuboi, here with Erica Ogg, the head writer for Crave, CNET's gadget blog. And we're talking about CES, the Consumer Electronic Show that goes on in Las Vegas in the beginning of January. I don't know about you but I'm getting butterflies in my stomach just thinking about the madness that goes on there.
>> Yes. It's definitely madness. There's a lot going on.
>> But it sounds like this year's -- or 2009's I should say -- could be a little quieter than years past.
>> Well, I think maybe the show floor might be -- have a little less buzz than usual.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> There are some big companies, names we'd recognize, that are not doing booths this year in the Las Vegas Convention Center. But they're not not going. They're just --
>> Right.
>> -- doing private suites at, you know, all of the hotels in Vegas. So I think what the Consumer Electronics Association, which puts on CES every year is saying is that they have the same number of exhibitors, and presumably, probably the same number of attendees, but that the show floor is -- because it's so expensive -- is an area where --
>> Shrinking.
>> -- some companies are cutting back.
>> And this is all motivated, of course, by this crummy economy we have found ourselves in.
>> Yeah.
>> And just exhibitors not wanting to spend -- how much money per square foot to exhibit?
>> I think it's like $35.00 per square foot.
>> Eye-yi-yi.
>> But what's interesting, too, is that, you know, people make -- these companies make these commitments to CES months in advance. So some companies that, you know, have said -- like Phillips, for instance, pulled out many months ago. And that had less to do with the economy; more to do with they're changing product line-up. They don't make TVs for the North American market anymore, and that kind of thing. So it's not all motivated by the economy. But yeah, it's gonna be -- it'll be an interesting line-up this year.
>> What are some of the other big names we've heard that are, you know, scaling back a little bit, or just having the suites, like you said?
>> Well, for instance, Yahoo in years past has done a giant tent out in the parking lot.
>> Right.
>> You can't miss it.
>> Yep.
>> It's right next to Microsoft. And they said they're not doing that this year, and they're just going to do a suite. And so they can meet with their customers. They can meet with the press, and that kind of thing. So they'll still be there. I think Seagate also said -- the hard drive maker -- that they're just gonna be doing a suite. Cisco has always -- in just a suite, and this your they said initially they were thinking they were going to do a booth, and then kind of went, "Mmm, maybe it's not the right time to do that." So --
>> Yeah. Interesting. Well, I guess when you do think about it, a lot of what is on display at CES, it's peripherals. It's not necessarily needs for families for consumers. So, you know, it goes to reason that the trickle down would impact something like this.
>> Right.
>> Yeah. Interesting. Are you excited? Are there any things that you're looking forward to covering while you're there?
>> I -- the spectacle in itself is interesting.
>> Absolutely.
>> It's kind of overwhelming.
>> It sure is.
>> And it always is kind of awe-inspiring to see these giant booths with, you know, 300 TVs and that kind of thing. So --
>> Yeah. Absolutely. It's like it's so -- gosh. January eighth through eleventh, we will be there.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> And of course, people can follow CNET News for all the continuing coverage.
>> Absolutely.
>> Well, great. Thank you so much, Erica Ogg. I'm Kara Tsuboi. We'll see you on the next Daily Debrief. ^M00:03:04 [ Music ]
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Description | Oral history; interview with Dr. Keith Remy, April 24, 2012, Mitchell Memorial Library, Mississippi State University. Dr. Remy was born in 1933 in Waterloo, Iowa, and completed his Bachelor's degree at Iowa State University in 1955. He served in the United States Air Force from 1955 to 1958. From 1959 to 1966, he was the Associate Editor of Wallace's Farmer magazine, in Des Moines, Iowa. Then, in the years spanning 1966 to 1985, he was an Instructor, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and then Professor in Agriculture Education at The Ohio State University. In 1985, he first came to Mississippi State as the Department Head of MAFES (Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station) Editorial in the Lloyd-Ricks Building. When the three Division units - MAFES, Extension, and the Veterinary College - combined their communication departments in 1989, Remy moved from Lloyd-Ricks into the Bost Extension Center and became a Senior Editor in the newly-formed Office of Agricultural Communications, where he worked until his retirement in June of 1997. In this interview, Remy discusses the makeup of MAFES Editorial, the merger of the three Division Information units into one office, and working with some of MSU's past and present leaders in the Lloyd-Ricks Building. |
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Over 300 physicians affiliated with the North Shore-LIJ Health System were listed recently on Newsday's Long Island Top Doctors List. The list is compiled based on peer-review surveys conducted by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd., a New York-based research and information company.
The doctors whose listings are included in Castle Connolly's Top Doctor listings were selected after peer nomination, extensive research and careful review and screening by a doctor-directed research team. Below is a breakdown of the 306 North Shore-LIJ physicians by hospital affiliation.
Adolescent Medicine: Allergy & Immunology: Cardiac Electrophysiology: Cardiovascular Disease: Child & Adolescent Psychiatry: Child Neurology: Clinical Genetics: Colon & Rectal Surgery: Dermatology: Diagnostic Radiology: Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism: Family Medicine: Gastroenterology: Geriatric Medicine: Gynecologic Oncology: Hand Surgery: Hematology: Infectious Disease: Internal Medicine: Maternal & Fetal Medicine: Medical Oncology: Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine: Nephrology: Neurological Surgery: Neurology: Neuroradiology: Nuclear Medicine: |
Opthalmology: Orthopaedic Surgery: Otolaryngology: Pathology: Pediatric & Allergy Immunology: Pediatric Cardiology: Pediatric Critical Care Medicine: Pediatric Endocrinology: Pediatric Gastroenterology: Pediatric Hematology-Oncology: Pediatric Infectious Disease: Pediatric Nephrology: Pediatric Pulmonology: Pediatric Rheumatology: Pediatric Surgery: Pediatrics: Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation: Plastic Surgery: Psychiatry: Pulmonary Disease: Radiation Oncology: Reproductive Endocrinology: Rheumatology: Surgery: Thoracic Surgery: Urology: Vascular Surgery: |


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Day 1 ARRIVE ROME (2 NIGHTS) Welcome to Rome, capital of Italy! Relax after check-in, or take a leisurely stroll through the city's ancient streets. Meet your Travel Director and fellow travellers this evening for a Welcome Reception. Then enjoy an evening orientation drive to see St. Peter's Basilica - the perfect introduction to your holiday. Meal(s): (Welcome Reception) Hotel: Grand Hotel Tiberio Hotels are subject to change. Help Day 2 ROME SIGHTSEEING AND FREE TIME Your included sightseeing tour with a Local Expert begins at the Vatican Museums. Experience a Unique Insight when you ascend the smooth and step-less spiral staircase designed by famous architect Donato Bramante. Admire Michelangelo's magnificent frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel and then visit St. Peter's Basilica to see his famous Pietà. Your tour continues in ancient Rome. View the Forum and visit the impressive Colosseum. There's time afterwards to explore the city on your own, or simply relax and watch the world go by! Note: Certain departures will visit the Sistine Chapel on your return to Rome. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast) Day 3 ROME – POMPEII – ISLE OF CAPRI (2 NIGHTS) Visit the Commonwealth Cemetery at Monte Cassino in the valley below the Abbey. Visit the excavations at Pompeii - buried for centuries beneath volcanic ash after Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD - with commentary from your Local Expert. In Sorrento, see fine craftsmanship at an inlaid wood factory, during a Local Speciality demonstration. Cruise across the Bay of Naples to the beautiful Isle of Capri, your home for the next two nights! Dine tonight at your hotel. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast / Dinner with wine) Hotel: Regina Cristina Hotels are subject to change. Help Day 4 CAPRI ORIENTATION AND FREE TIME Your walking orientation of Capri town includes views of the Marina Piccola. Admire the legendary Piazzetta, the centre of local life! Spend free time shopping at elegant boutiques, or perhaps explore the coast of this pretty island by private motor launch. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast) Day 5 ISLE OF CAPRI – NAPLES – ASSISI Sail back across the Mediterranean to 'Bella Napoli'. Drive through Naples and north via Latium into the Umbrian hills to the mystical town of Assisi. Your Local Expert shows you the sights including views of the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, where St. Francis died. Visit the Basilica, featuring frescoes by Giotto. Dine tonight at your hotel. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast / Dinner with wine) Hotel: Cenacolo Hotels are subject to change. Help Day 6 ASSISI – VENICE (2 NIGHTS) This morning after breakfast, travel through scenic countryside towards Venice, Queen of the Adriatic. Spend two nights on picturesque Lido island. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast) Hotel: Principie/Grande Albergo Ausonia & Hungaria Hotels are subject to change. Help Day 7 VENICE SIGHTSEEING AND FREE TIME Venice is a remarkable Byzantine city with a rich cultural and maritime history, which is evident during your cruise to St. Mark's Square. See the Basilica, Bridge of Sighs and Doge's Palace. Watch the Venetian craftsmen at work creating a Local Speciality at a glass-blowing workshop on Giudecca island. This afternoon explore on your own, shop for souvenirs or perhaps take a boat trip around the islands in the lagoon! Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast) Day 8 VENICE – PISA – MONTECATINI (TUSCAN HILLS) (2 NIGHTS) This morning travel to Pisa to see the famous Leaning Tower. Later arrive in the spa-resort of Montecatini in Tuscany, your home for the next two nights. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast) Hotel: Minerva Palace Hotels are subject to change. Help Day 9 FLORENCE EXCURSION Your day excursion to the Renaissance city of Florence is incredible! Your Local Expert shows you all the sights including views of the marble Duomo, magnificent Baptistery and Piazza della Signoria, with its statues and stunning palazzi. Free time afterwards is an opportunity to explore museums and art galleries. Shop for high quality leather goods and 18-carat gold jewellery in Florentine boutiques. Join your companions later for an authentic Tuscan Be My Guest dining experience at a farmhouse set amid beautiful olive groves in the country. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast / Be My Guest Dining) Day 10 MONTECATINI (TUSCAN HILLS) – SIENA – ROME Discover Siena, a picturesque medieval town in the heart of Tuscany, famous for the annual Palio horse race. Admire the architecture on Piazza del Campo as you sip a cool drink at a pavement café. Shop for unique local pottery before returning to Rome. Join your companions this evening and celebrate the end of your holiday with a Farewell Dinner. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast / Farewell Dinner) Hotel: Sheraton Golf Parco De Medici/Grand Hotel Tiberio Hotels are subject to change. Help Day 11 DEPART ROME After breakfast, say farewell to Italy and your newfound friends as you prepare to return home after a memorable Italian journey of discovery! Airport transfers are available to Fiumicino airport. Conditions apply. Meal(s): (Buffet Breakfast)
What's Included Insider Experiences Be My Guest Visit an 'Agriturismo' farmhouse in the heart of Tuscany for a delicious Italian meal. After a warm welcome by the family, walk through the olive groves and lemon trees and taste some of the locally produced wines and olive oils. Local Expert in Rome, Pompeii, Assisi and Florence. Unique Insight Follow in the footsteps of Michelangelo and da Vinci when visiting the Vatican Museums. Ascend the smooth and step-less spiral staircase designed by famous architect Donato Bramante, in a part of the Vatican not open to the public. Hidden Treasure Enjoy at least one surprise Hidden Treasure experience, unique to your itinerary, courtesy of your expert Travel Director. Local Speciality Visit Giudecca Island for an insider look at Venetian Arts. See glass-blowing artisans and other craftsmen in action. Local Speciality Visit an inlaid wood factory in Sorrento. Authentic Accommodation Cenacolo, Assisi - An old Franciscan convent, built for pilgrims visiting Assisi, we often choose Hotel Cenacolo when in this scenic part of Italy. Sensitively restored, the stone walls of this Authentic Accommodation hold slick modern decor. Authentic Accommodation Grande Albergo Ausonia & Hungaria, Venice - When we stay on the exclusive Lido di Venezia, we often plump for Grande Albergo Ausonia & Hungaria. Rich in romantic history, this Authentic Accommodation is a prestigious icon in Venice and has original period furnishings. Sightseeing Highlights City Tours in Rome, Pompeii, Assisi and Florence. Orientations in Venice, Montecatini and Siena. Visit St. Peter's Basilica, the amazing Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and the Roman Colosseum, the Commonwealth Cemetery, the excavations at Pompeii, St. Francis Basilica and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Cruise to the beautiful Isle of Capri and by private launch to St. Mark's Square in Venice. View the Roman Forum, the Faraglioni Rocks on the Isle of Capri, the Byzantine St Mark's Basilica, Palladian Villas, Santa Croce Basilica and the Duomo. Dining 10 hot buffet breakfasts. 5 dinners (including Welcome Reception, Be My Guest, 2 three course dinners with wine and Farewell Dinner). Travel Highlights Travel by luxury air-conditioned coach with reclining seats and an on-board restroom. First Class hotel accommodation featuring twin rooms and private facilities. The services of a professional Travel Director throughout your journey. All hotel service charges and tips, baggage handling fees and local taxes included. Audio Headsets provided throughout your trip to enhance your included sightseeing experiences. A travel wallet with your documentation. Return cruise to the Isle of Capri. Airport Transfers For full details on transfers, please click here.


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It looks like Best Buy is trying to offload some iPad 2 inventory on their internal employee auction website ahead of the iPad 3 launch. Offering internal employees reduced prices isn't an uncommon practice among retailers in the lead up to product refreshes from Apple, as some retailers offered the first-gen iPad at lower prices both internally and at retail stores before Apple officially announced the iPad 2 last year.
The iPad 3, which is expected to be announced on March 7th and to ship sometime soon thereafter. Expected features include high-resolution Retina display, quad-core Apple A6 processor, and possible 4G LTE support. (We'd also dearly love better cameras.)
Along with case leaks, constrained supplies, and tons of rumors, consider this just one of the many signposts that we see along the way, alerting us to the iPad 3 event, and release, coming up ahead.
Not a discount at all...
This is really nothing new. The site has been loaded with these things for awhile now. BestBuy, at least the one I visit, has had a boat load of these returned open box units sitting around at various times.
I got a white 16gig in October for 459.99 at bb, sold as open box but still had plastic on it so I'm guessing it was a mistake? Still I'll wait I'll shipping shortages die out before I sell the 2 for the 3, hoping by may should be able to walk in and walk out...
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Andy Brase is an artist best known for his dark character, creature and cover illustrations done in his intense and unique inking style.
His cover art has appeared on many comic books for companies including Dark Horse, IDW, Marvel, and Image Comics.
He has also done art in numerous other areas including RPG book art, album art, toy concept design, illustration for video game design, T-shirt design, card art, private commission art and personal work.
Andys Dark Sun cover art for IDW was nominated in 2012 for an award in Spectrum 19 (comic section)
His work has been featured several times in Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art and in the Spectrum Exhibition at the Museum of American Illustration in New York City.
Andys art is also featured on the site Masters in Print. Com along with other well-known sci-fi artists including H.R. Giger.
In comics Andy is known for his detailed cover illustrations on titles including Dark Sun (D&D), Robert E. Howards Kull, Hulk, Daredevil, Black Panther, Titans, The Darkness, The Victorian, Identity Disc, Squadron Supreme, Marvel Knights 4 and more.
He has done art for many RPG game companies too, including Wizards of the Coast, White Wolf, Fantasy Flight, etc.
For DC Direct, Andy has worked on toy designs and character concepts. A Vampire design he worked on was used and appeared in the new DC comic FRANKENSTEIN, AGENT OF S.H.A.D.E.
His art has appeared in album art for the industrial band Combichrist (who toured with Rammstein)
Recently Andy has done book covers for George R. R. Martin, including a new pressing of Martins werewolf horror story called The Skin Trade
He has also done new art for Valiant Comics, including a cover for Bloodshot #2 that was just announced and due out in Aug. 2012
Several other projects are in the works (which cant be announced yet).
Andy also has his own personal project called Chaos Destiny, which is set in a dark fantasy, alien world and planned to be published as an illustrative concept artbook. Some of the work from this project has already been featured in Spectrum, and in Andys first published artbook Exorcism.
Along with his cover work Andy has done many elaborate private commission ink drawings for art collector.
Several of these works have gathered quite a bit of attention and inspired many fan arts and tattoos designs based on them.
A quote on Andys Dark Sun cover art from Dark Fantasy painter Brom (concept artist on the original Dark Sun world)
Andy Brases dynamic and dramatic imagery truly captures the spirit and savagery of Dark Sun. Brom
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Make sure you have this box checked in iTunes preferences and you will be fine. The actual music files will be copied into the iTunes library and you can delete the copy from the original folder.
You can actually skip that second step also. Just drag the files to the desktop folder then from the desktop straight into iTunes. |
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Thanks to power of coRank, a tool that allows users to create websites that share content with people, Zazzle now has its own external site for sharing and ranking products in real-time called Zigg. Of course there's a page on Zazzle called the What's Fresh page that does this too, but Zigg is important for sharing content outside of Zazzle. Also, it's awesome for promoting your gallery and building your link traffic for search engines like Google and Yahoo.
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As we've not so subtly said before, we are SO excited about the approaching spring, and all that comes with it. If you like cooking with fresh ingredients or are looking to eat healthier, spring is the perfect time of year to embrace fresh produce! While we crave hearty filling comfort food in winter, spring is all about light and fresh eating. The kind of eating that gets your swimsuit ready! But this doesn't mean sacrificing taste. Veggies and fruit are so fresh in spring that you don't need a lot of extra ingredients to make them taste wonderful.
Here are a few healthy spring recipes that we can't wait to try!
1. Warm Snow Pea and Chicken Salad
2. Sugar Snap Pea and Shrimp Curry
3. Fresh Berry Pavlovas
4. Spinach Tortellini with Beans and Feta
5. Fusilli with Scallops and Peas
6. Apricot Glazed Roasted Asparagus
7. Strawberries in Meyer Lemon Syrup
8. Spring Pea Salad
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Scioto Downs Racino is the place for 24/7 entertainment in Central Ohio!
The Veil Bar features live entertainment every Friday and Saturday night by the best regional talent.
Seasonally, May – September, the race track is home to live outdoor concerts. The Summer Concert Series line up features national Country and Rock artists and provides excellent outdoor seating & sound for these outstanding shows.
The 2014 Summer Concert Series line up will be announced come April 2014. Keep checking back to see if your favorite artists made it on this year's list.


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Director Michael Apted has allowed moviegoers to watch children grow up into adulthood, in seven-year increments, in the acclaimed "Up" series.
In "American Promise," debuting at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, filmmakers Joe Brewster and Michele Stephenson do something similar — encapsulating 13 years in the lives of two children, from kindergarten through 12th grade, in a single movie.
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Brewster and Stephenson follow their own son, Idris, enrolled at age 5 in The Dalton School, an elite prep school on Manhattan's Upper East Side. They also follow Idris' best friend Seun, as they chronicle the lives of both boys — and their families — all the way through to high-school graduation.
"American Promise" debuts in the U.S. documentary competition of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.


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There is a new group of talented young people in Walton, who are making soundtracks, animations, original sound recordings, mashups and remixes. They are not part of a big entertainment industry company. Instead, they are seniors at O'Neill High School in the Walton Central School District, working with English teacher Clarence LaParr in his digital media, audio/video production class.
LaParr, a 2005 graduate of the State University College at Oneonta with a major in adolescent English, said O'Neill High School had installed a Macintosh lab last year that allowed students to become involved with many innovative projects. The audio/video production class offers students wonderful opportunities to be creative, but it also functions as a powerful means of keeping students involved with all their schoolwork. This is one of many electives the school offers to do a better job of engaging students academically.
Approximately 50 percent of the students in LaParr's class are active in band and orchestra and the general music program at Walton. All students work with free software installed on Macintosh computers, including GarageBand, iPhoto and iMovie. Students make their own original music "tracks" and they re-mix tracks composed by others. They create the audio and video components for short movies.
Students use stop-motion animation with iMovie to create short videos accompanied by music they have created with GarageBand. They produce multiple layers of audio tracks and effects and learn how to put sound in stereo and adjust volume levels. They are able to add instrumental sounds to songs to fit the images in the movies they make.
The audio/video production class meets every other day from 8:15 to 9:35 a.m. Students enjoy working in the new Macintosh lab and have used the class to prepare projects for other classes, as well. They go well beyond the usual PowerPoint slides, using music, animation and video to prepare presentations on historical subjects and research projects. Often, the presentations are made using modern commercial musical styles. Students write their own rap music and compose hip-hop instrumentals as a musical bed for the rap. Classes are small, due to the size of the computer lab and the intensely involved nature of the work.
For their first video project, students used handheld digital cameras to take 700 to 1,000 pictures of a subject. Those pictures were imported into a computer and edited and aligned to look like seamless animation. Cartoons in the 1930s were made in a similar fashion, using hundreds of drawings shuffled quickly to appear to be moving characters. Students spent about 10 80-minutes classes to prepare an animation that lasts about one minute.
Walton school teachers and administrators were quick to see how LaParr could use the new Macintosh lab to share projects with others.
LaParr was asked by a colleague to work with students to construct a "newspaper" in video format. The middle school is working with LaParr and his students to produce a video and music to support an anti-bullying campaign. Walton school officials are eager to use their new Macintosh lab to enhance the education of Walton students.
LaParr is very enthusiastic about the benefits available to students through the audio/video production class. He said, "This class leads students to think about preparing themselves for future careers. They see it takes a lot of work but it's possible. Students in this class learn more from experimenting than from hearing lectures. I give them advice, but they learn from trial and error. There are 10 students in the class and they help each other. They learn that they can accomplish whatever they want, as long as they're willing to do the necessary work. They have fun but they're also producing very imaginative projects."
LaParr already has plans for helping his students in the audio/video production class to produce movies and music, and the Walton Central School District intends to expand this method of instruction.
Perhaps we'll soon see the creation of the Walton Film Festival. If so, I intend to be at the opening ceremonies.
Dr. Janet Nepkie is a member of the music industry faculty in the music department of the State University College at Oneonta. Her columns can be found at www.thedailystar.com/musicbeat.
Tips for students
Build on the skills you've learned from Mr. LaParr. Consider creating longer songs and movies.
Study additional components of movie-making, including directing, cinematography, sound production, editing and producing.
Write a script for your movies, or a narrative that gives life to your images.
Learn how to work effectively with a team to tell a story.
When you've created the best movie you can make, consider looking for reaction from a larger audience. You might start a mini-film festival, or a minimalist media festival. Learn from professionals how to promote your festival to gain a large audience and perhaps some influential critics or journalists.
Learn how to obtain licenses to use other people's images or music as part of your own work.
Look for professional mentors. Start to build your own network of entertainment industry professionals.
Movie and music production class taking off in Walton
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Let creativity flow with unstructured art projects
As I sit here writing this, the holiday glow is still going strong (my column deadline is two weeks before the publication date), and I've been spending a great deal of time not only with my daughter, but her stuff. We're incredibly lucky to have a loving network of family and friends that spoil her, so I've been merging her new goodies with her old.
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Opportunities abound for career in the arts
I was recently asked to speak at a local high school about my career path and how I came to work in the arts. It was interesting speaking with these seniors, and discussing their hopes for life after high school.
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The art of the appraisal explained by one who knows
So often in this column my co-writer, Brittany, and I talk about how art is everywhere and can be appreciated by all. Perhaps because of my passion for everyday art, there is one part of the art world I just cannot grasp -- art appraisal. How can you put a value on something so seemingly subjective? So, I set out to learn more about this industry.
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Flash mobs more theatrical production than dance
Most people are familiar with the term "flash mob." It's associated with groups of people congregating briefly to the surprise of the surrounding public, and often incorporates a choreographed dance. You've probably been witness to one, or you've probably seen one online, as they are extensively documented -- there are more than 10,000 results on YouTube if you search for flash mobs.
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Art found in the foods at local road stands, markets
Artisanal foods have become quite popular in recent years, with some abuse of the term by mass-retailers and fast food restaurants.
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- Music Beat
Copyright royalties can make you smile
A few years ago, I wrote an article on the skill and dedication necessary to become a songwriter.
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Build a team to build a career
People love music because music is that magical means of communication that never fails. The music industry is going through some rough times, but it is not going to die because music is a basic, central need in everyone's life.
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Hairstylist finds balance through playing cello
Catch 22 is a successful American ska/punk band that has released several albums and has a record deal with the Chicago-based label, Victory Records. Although the band has its roots in New Jersey, founding member Ryan Eldred has friends with whom he produces recordings in Walton During one of Eldred's visits to Walton, he met Ann Jones, a home-schooled native of Walton, an enthusiastic cellist and successful professional hairstylist.
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It is in February when the breaking point is reached
If I could edit the calendar, the two months I'd do away with are August and February.
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Ibuprofen saved the vacation
Right after New Year's Day, we four hearty souls flew to Orlando to visit my mother, stepfather and aunt.
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The write stuff is often hard to find in my household
Now that the kids are older and I sleep well most nights, my biggest parenting challenge is boundaries. The challenge is that I feel like I should have them and the small people refuse to acknowledge such a thing could exist.
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Of kids, phone calls and toilet paper
We have reached that golden age when both kids are responsible enough to be trusted alone for short periods of time.
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A Halloween message to my future self
I'm writing this column a few days before Halloween. And I'm writing this mostly for my future self, as a reminder of the lessons learned this particular last week in October.
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It is in February when the breaking point is reached
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As Time Goes By: Identity thieves, beware of what you would get with me
I like to make slogans for each year of my birth. For example, when I was 75 I was "still alive," when I was 76 I was "learning new tricks," and this year on turning 77 I have "One foot in heaven." (With the other on the "slippery slope.")
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From the Office: Laws work to help protect those in need of guardianship
Sometimes individuals cannot care for themselves. In New York, guardianship laws exist to empower others to take care of children and adults who need help to care for themselves and or their property. This is the second of a two-part column that explores the issues and the law of guardianship in New York state.
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Looking Back: Dressing modestly for success never goes out of style
Where have all the years gone? It seems like just yesterday that I was able to go and go… do and do so much more: Shopping all the "clearance racks" store after store and enjoying seeing all the new items and keeping up-to-date with what the fashions will be for the next season (that is if they weren't too hilariously out of line with good taste and lacking modesty). I really enjoyed "shopping 'til I drop."
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Social Security: Sometimes some of your Social Security income is taxable
Around this time every year, I get many questions about Social Security benefits and filing taxes.
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As Time Goes By: Don't confuse signs of 'magnesia' with senior moments
The other day somebody told me I was losing my mind; this was when I realized that I might have "milk of magnesia."
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As Time Goes By: Identity thieves, beware of what you would get with me
- Tech, GP
Thankful hard-disk shortage is about over, and counting my blessings
Well, I'm almost ready to let out a cheer.
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Businesses need backups for their computer people, systems
In the interest of full disclosure, I want to let you know that I have taken a new position, professionally. I recently joined Eastman Associates, a local general contractor, to do its IT work, as well as taking care of some other functions of the business.
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Windows 8 seems to be made for the good of Microsoft, not the user
By Bruce Endries The software company everybody loves to hate, Microsoft, recently released what it calls a "consumer preview" of their next operating system, Windows 8.
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The Granite State got it right on software purchases
Believe it or not, I have found a bright spot in the political landscape, amid all the vitriolic partisan fighting.
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Visit a construction site and you'll probably find an iPad
It was just about two years ago now, that the iPad came out, and I wrote a column about it. At that time, I went out on a limb and said that thought it was a product which would fill certain niches very well, but that it wasn't very likely to fill in for what is normally considered a computer.
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Thankful hard-disk shortage is about over, and counting my blessings
- Teen Talk
Teenhood Today: Change can be scary, wonderful
Change can be a scary thing. Not knowing where you'll be, what you'll be doing, or what delicious restaurants will be nearby is a very scary thing.
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A Word of Advice: It's never too early to work on soft skills
If somebody on the street asks you your best characteristics, you'll probably start telling them about how good you are with kids or how articulate you can be.
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On the Go: Rainbow connection to principles that I follow
During the fall, I had an assignment at school to write a Mad-Lib style poem about where I am from. In the section for religious beliefs, I wrote about sleeping in on Sundays and the rainbow principles.
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Weekend Reviews: Poetry of 19-year-old sharpens view on life
Almost all high school students I know claims they "don't like poetry." Or at least they wouldn't go out of their way to read it.
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Teenhood Today: Some things are better when you do it yourself
I'm a do-it-yourself kind of girl.
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