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Since 1999, the Bridge Program at Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) has been doing something simply revolutionary: providing college classes to low-income adults in Los Angeles, at no cost to students. The Bridge Program was founded by AULA alumna Shari Foos with the assistance of B.A. Program faculty member David Tripp, who served as the founding director of the program. Bridge is funded by the generous support of individuals, foundations, and volunteers, as well as Antioch University Los Angeles.
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if I import a 3ds max form "model" into the After Effects can I Manipulate it and apply any type of effect on it ??
Sorry, that's incorrect. That's a tutorial for rendering an image sequence for use in AE. It has nothing to do with importing a 3D model a 3D application into AE. If you were to turn that sequence into a 3D layer, you would see that once you rotated it, it's still 2D... just rotating in 3D space. There's no depth to it.
I don't know what "terrain scan" means, but Dave is correct: when you render video from a 3D application and import it to AE, it is a flat video file. It has nothing to do with the question of importing 3D models, and retains no 3D characteristics within AE.
The only way to deal with true 3D object imports in AE is to use Photoshop Live 3D import, as Mylenium mentioned, or a third party plugin like Zaxwerks 3D Invigorator.
Exporting cameras from one program to the other seems to be pretty easy, and makes working with the PNG sequences not as limiting as you may think. Lets say you have a camera move in 3ds or any other program, with your model (lets assume the fighter jet from the tutorial). You render out the animation with an alpha channel. Then export the 3d camera for After Effects. Bring it in to After Effects, and you have a 3d camera that mimics the exact moves from the camera in 3ds. You now have your PNG sequence, but this is left as a 2d layer. Anything that is made a 3d layer will move as they should with the perspective given by the 2d layer. You can easily composite skies, elements, whatever you may want.
After all, AE is a compositer first, with some incredibly awesome capabilities. The drawback is that it doesn't do true 3d geometery out of the box, and even with plugins it's limited. With a 3d program and After Effects combines, however, that's power.
As the others already said, you are seriously misunderstanding pretty much every part of the tutorial and it's obvious that you are a beginner. Therefore astart here.


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Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton and the Legislature's top Democrats have reached a budget deal that includes income tax increases on wealthier Minnesotans and a cigarette tax increase, and aims to provide property tax relief while boosting spending for public schools, state colleges and other programs.By: Don Davis, Forum News Service
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[tioguerra] helped make these tiny bots for the World Robocup 2008 in china. There's tons of information on the Mixed Reality forum, but you might be specifically interested in the bot section. There are breakdowns of different aspects, such as charging and IR communication, as well as some great photographs of the unit along with a smaller one. The construction of the robot seems so nicely fit together, someone spent a lot of time getting the design just right. Since we don't see a new section for 2009 bots, we are guessing that they'll use this design again.
I've been looking for more info about this FOREVER. Thanks hackaday!
These things are amazing. I bet it took a ton of work to come up with a design like that. I'm jealous.
very cool. these thing would absolutely rock in a swarm. you could do some pretty cool things with several dozen tiny cube shaped robots.
That little thing is awesome, and in a strange way, even kinda cute. :) There's definitely a lot of swarming possibility there. I cant help but ponder the idea of 500 of these little "creatures" getting together and exhibiting intelligent behavior as a group. Amazing.
I would love to see schematics on building one of these things. So few pictures, i wanna see its GUTS man :(
The schematics of the "head" are posted in the forums:
However we have no board layout, because this was designed off the schematics by Citizen. They are also responsible for the rest of the body, so that no plans for the mechanical parts are available.
Sorry, but currently those robots are only available via Citizen (and quite expensive: ~250 Euros each). -
electrical engineers usually terrible with mechanics, so there is a need for platform with all mechanics on it so ee would add control to it and use it, does anyone know such kit ?
This is exactly the way it is: You have to buy the complete robot from Citizen and only have to solder the "support components" yourself: Programmer adapter board, recharger and IR-Transceiver. The schematics for these parts are available in the forums.
"electrical engineers usually terrible with mechanics"
At least to my knowledge this is no "official product" of Citizen, so there is no webshop or anything. I am sorry, but I do not know who is the contact person at Citizen for orders (or even if ordering ist possible for non-Robocup uses).
you can register in the forum and ask – we will help you there to get your robots.
Actually we have kind of problem to sell all robots produced by citizen…


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Hello there. I want to send a form to the next one but it seems my javascript is interupting or something. can samome help me a bit here ??
here is my code the problem is , it does not redirect to the next page step2.php
Code:<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">   <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <LINK href="mycss.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> <title>Home Page </title> <?php session_start(); ?>

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 <form action="step2.php" method="get" id="login" > First name: <input type="text" class="contactform" name="fname" id="firstname">
 Last name: <input type="text" name="lname" id="lastname">
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 <input type="button" onclick="formSubmit()" value="Submit"> </form>

Your code isn't preventing the submission of the form, because it isn't capable of doing that.
Nothing on that page instructs the form to submit.
You need <input type="submit">
You need to attach your function to the onsubmit event, and on error it must return false.
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With the DOCTYPE you are using you should close certain tags with />
Code:<link href="mycss.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
It is preferable to use a submit button, rather than an input-button:
Code:<input type="submit" name="btnSubmit" id="btnSubmit" value="Submit" />
Code:<form action="step2.php" method="get" id="login" onsubmit="formSubmit();">
You should ideally test against '5' rather than the number 5, as form-values are strings:
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thanks both of you for the great help. I was wondering Why I had to insert that many else
in the code. I also forgot to do
now it sends it correctly. one more question
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This page contains Cheats for Lemmings organized by sections for PSP. Lemmings is a Miscellaneous Puzzle Action game, made by Team 17, released on May 23, 2006 and published by SCEA. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
Lemmings PSP Cheats
- Developer: Team 17
- Publisher: SCEA
- Genre: Miscellaneous Puzzle Action
- Release Date: May 23, 2006
- ESRB: Everyone
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Wisconsin banks continue rebound, report shows
Wisconsin banks continued rebounding from the economic downturn, with more than 90% of the state's 269 banks turning a profit in the third quarter, a report released Tuesday shows.
Altogether, Wisconsin banks posted earnings of about $262.6 million, a 55% increase from the third quarter of 2011 that reflects improving loan portfolios and less money needed for loan-loss reserves to cover bad debt. Noncurrent loans dropped to 2.71% of total loans in the quarter from 3.62% at the same time a year ago. »Read Full Article(8)
We Energies quietly buying up sites near Oak Creek plant
Caledonia — We Energies has been quietly buying millions of dollars in properties next to the Oak Creek power plant, in an area that has been plagued by polluted groundwater.
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Cold winter didn't freeze new home construction
In spite of winter's harsh weather, permits to construct new homes are keeping pace with last year in Wisconsin's most-populated metro areas.
Through February, 414 permits had been issued in metropolitan Milwaukee, Dane County, the Green Bay-Door County area, the Fox Valley and the Racine-Kenosha area, according to MTD Marketing Services of Wisconsin Inc. That mirrors the 414 permits to build new single-family homes and duplexes in January and February of 2013. »Read Full Article
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Glendale, Oak Creek industrial buildings sell for $12.7 million
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From the award-winning translator of The Iliad and The Odyssey comes a brilliant new translation of Virgil's great epic Fleeing the ashes of Troy, Aeneas, Achilles' mighty foe in the Iliad, begins an incredible journey to fulfill his destiny as the founder of Rome. His voyage will take him through stormy seas, entangle him in a tragic love affair, and lure him into the world of the dead itself--all the way tormented by the vengeful Juno, Queen of the Gods. Ultimately, he reaches the promised land of Italy where, after bloody battles and with high hopes, he founds what will become the Roman empire. An unsparing portrait of a man caught between love, duty, and fate, the Aeneid redefines passion, nobility, and courage for our times. Robert Fagles, whose acclaimed translations of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey were welcomed as major publishing events, brings the Aeneid to a new generation of readers, retaining all of the gravitas and humanity of the original Latin as well as its powerful blend of poetry and myth. Featuring an illuminating introduction to Virgil's world by esteemed scholar Bernard Knox, this volume lends a vibrant new voice to one of the seminal literary achievements of the ancient world. -The New York Times Book Review (front page review) "Fagles's new version of Virgil's epic delicately melds the stately rhythms of the original to a contemporary cadence. . . . He illuminates the poem's Homeric echoes while remaining faithful to Virgil's distinctive voice." -The New Yorker "Robert Fagles gives the full range of Virgil's drama, grandeur, and pathos in vigorous, supple modern English. It is fitting that one of the great translators of The Iliad and The Odyssey in our times should also emerge as a surpassing translator of The Aeneid." -J. M. Coetzee |
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Genetic genealogy is a hot topic, but many people are put off by the learning curve. This is a place to get answers to your questions.
This project is sponsored by Geni's curators to provide a very brief introduction to the complex field of genetic genealogy.
There are three sub-projects:
- yDNA Haplogroups for paternal tests
- mdDNA Haplogroups for maternal tests
- DNA Testing for more information about testing strategies and choosing the right test
How to participate
- If you want to see the discussions from this project in your Message Center, click Follow.
- If you have a question, start a discussion (or add on to an existing discussion). The curators and users who are interested in DNA testing will try to get you an answer.
- To start a discussion, click the Project Discussion link in the upper right corner. Geni will take you to the Discussions page. Click Start a Discussion.
- If you're a whizz at genetic genealogy and you want to help, consider becoming a Collaborator.
For a list of basic terms, see this Glossary maintained by the International Society of Genetic Genealogy.
One of the barriers to understanding genetic genealogy is the scientific jargon. People who try to understand the terms first frequently have a harder time grasping the basic concepts than those who start by taking the take the terms at face value.
Questions and answers
Why would I want to get a DNA test?
Genealogy is about proving family relationships. When you get a DNA test you have the opportunity to compare your results to the results of other people who have been tested. The comparison has the potential to prove (and disprove) family relationships.
See the DNA Testing project for more information about potential benefits and limitations.
Who can be tested?
Any living person can get a genetic test. There is currently no easy way to test hair or fingernails, so it is not possible to get results for someone who is dead. In some countries, such as France, the law prohibits genetic tests except under the supervision of a doctor.
Are there privacy risks?
No test is absolutely free from privacy risks, but :
- Testing companies have privacy policies that prevent them from making your results public without your permission
- Genetic tests for genealogy aren't high enough resolution to be used as paternity tests
- Genetic tests for yDNA and mtDNA do not reveal medical conditions
- U.S. law prevents insurance companies and employers from using genetic tests to deny coverage, raise premiums, or refuse employment
- Your genetic sample cannot be used to clone you
How do I get a test?
Order a kit from a testing company (see below). Kits are usually free. You send payment when you return your sample.
What kind of sample do I have to give?
The most common way to take a sample is to use a special brush to brush the inside of your cheek. Some of the dead cells from your cheek stick to the brush. You put the brush in a special bottle provided by the testing company, and mail it back.
How long does it take?
The amount of time varies. One to three months is common. It depends on the company and on their current workload.
What do I get?
Test results are in the form of a scientific shorthand. Most people need additional help to understand what their results mean.
Where can I order a test?
The main goal of testing is to find genetic matches, so it is important to choose a testing company that has a very large number of existing customers. Curators have had positive experiences with these companies:
- Family Tree DNA. They do yDNA, mtDNA and autosomal ("Family Finder") tests. The data from their tests can be used to find matches with other FTDNA customers and at other 3rd party sites.
- 23andme. They do testing for medical genetics, but some of the information is useful for genealogists. Caution: you will not be able use the yDNA and mtDNA information they give you to compare results with other genealogists. You can, however, use the autosomal information to find close matches with other 23andme customers and at other 3rd party sites.
There are many other testing companies. To get an opinion, post a message asking for more information.
What tests are available?
For genealogical purposes there are three kinds of tests:
- yDNA, for the male line - tests the y-chromosome, which is inherited by men from their fathers.
- mtDNA, for the female line - tests the mitochondrial DNA in the cells, which is inherited by children from their mothers.
- Autosomal DNA, for relatives on both sides within (about) the past four to seven generations - tests the autosomal DNA, which is inherited by children from both parents. (Autosomal DNA also called nuclear DNA or recombinant DNA.),
How much does it cost?
Pricing varies. As an example, using February 2012 data:
- yDNA - Family Tree DNA offers tests starting at $169 for a 37-marker test. These tests are available to men only.
- mtDNA - Family Tree DNA offers tests starting at $159. These tests are available to men and women.
- Autosomal DNA
- Family Tree DNA offers its Family Finder tests starting at $289. They offer a combination package with a 12-marker yDNA test for $339. They offer a combination package with an mtDNA test for $339. These tests are available to men and women.
- 23andme offers its medical genetics test for $99 (with a one-year subscription) or $207 (including a one-year subscription). When ordered at the lower price, the information becomes unavailable when the subscription expires.
The pricing structure at most testing companies allows you to upgrade later to a more comprehensive test. You might be able to get a small discount at Family Tree DNA by ordering your test through an existing project. The company also offers special sales throughout the year. The most significant sale is during the November - December holiday season.
How do I decide what kind of test to get?
See the DNA Testing project for more information about testing strategies and choosing the right test.
What else can I do with my test results?
- GEDMatch, upload your raw data file from FTDNA's Family Finger or from 23andme to look for matches with other people
- mitoSearch, enter your mtDNA results to look for matches with other people
- ySearch, enter your yDNA results to look for matches with other people
- Genographic Project, take a test or transfer your results to contribute to National Geographic's study of human origins and migration
Where can I learn more?
There are thousands of basic introductions to genetic genealogy on the Internet. Try some of these:
- I Have The Results of My Genetic Genealogy Test, Now What? (e-book)
- Youtube, DNA Testing for Genealogy
- Youtube, Dr. Spencer Wells talks about Humans Genetics
- Youtube, My First DNA Test
- Youtube, Finding Forgotten Jewish Ancestry Using DNA
- Geni Blog, DNA Testing for Genealogy – Getting Started, Part One (July 18, 2012)
- Geni Blog, DNA Testing for Genealogy – Getting Started, Part Two (July 25, 2012)
- Geni Blog, DNA Testing for Genealogy – Getting Started, Part Three (August 1, 2012)
- Geni Blog, DNA Testing for Genealogy – Getting Started, Part Four (August 8, 2012)


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...I wish I was as tough as this kid; gets shot... twice, belly flops on a truck from a two-story window, and gets thrown off a moving vehicle. Ah the wonders of dulled pain receptors. Well, forgive this page's messiness. I think I'll go back to Java.
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Mableton native Ralph Sosebee Sr. died in 2008 and more than 6,000 of his rare photographs documenting the history of Atlanta almost died with him.
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Stunning Industrial Photography: Ethan Miller
Fine industrial photography always impresses me. I appreciate the aesthetics of a well designed machine and the structural forms lend themselves to work that can have an abstract quality I particularly like.
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'Best of best' of Ansel Adams' photos on display
During the last years of his life, Ansel Adams pored over the tens of thousands of negatives he'd carefully stored since his teens, setting aside 70 he determined would stand as his greatest works of art.
'Best of best' of Ansel Adams' photos on display
This March 14, 2014 photo shows a photo exhibit entitled, "In Focus: Ansel Adams" at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
Birth photography gains popularity in Metro Vancouver
The annual St Patrick's Day parade marched through downtown Vancouver on Sunday morning.
Artist Demonstrates 19th Century Photography Process
Westport fine-art photographer N.W. Gibbons today demonstrated to a Westport Library audience the 19th-century wet-plate photography processes he used to create the tintypes featured in the exhibit "Remnants of the Original Erie Canal," on display in the library's Great Hall through March 26. He shows a tintype he created moments earlier of a view ... (more)
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So, you fire George Karl who just won 57 games with Ty Lawson and Andre Iguodala as his best players. Now, you want to replace him with Vinny Del Negro? I'm speechless.
Report: Vinny Del Negro to interview for Nuggets head coaching job
Former Los Angeles Clippers head coach Vinny Del Negro will interview for the vacant Denver Nuggets head coaching job, according to Yahoo! reporter Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Nuggets have interviewed former Memphis Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins and Indiana Pacers assistant coach Brian Shaw after firing NBA Coach of the Year George Karl.
Del Negro, 46, led the Clippers to their highest win total in franchise history with 56 victories in the regular season. In five seasons as head coach of the Clippers and Chicago Bulls, Del Negro has compiled a 210-184 record while reaching the playoffs four times.


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"Corn has never tasted so good! This is a perfect side dish for a BBQ and tastes great on a hot summer day."
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8 ears fresh corn in husks
1 red bell pepper, diced
1 green bell pepper, diced
1 red onion, chopped
1 cup chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 cup olive oil
4 cloves garlic, peeled and minced
3 limes, juiced
1 teaspoon white sugar
salt and pepper to taste
1 tablespoon hot sauce
This recipe was pretty good...even my son liked it! I did make a few adjustments: I only used 1/2 a red onion and that was plenty. I added a can of black beans. The sauce seemed a little bland, so I added more hot sauce, a splash of cider vinegar, a dash of taco seasoning (I already had it out for another recipe) and some cumin. It was a hit! :) A tip for de kerneling the cob: use a large bowl and a small bowl. Turn the small bowl upside down and put it inside the large bowl. Stand the ear of corn up on the upside down bowl and run your knife down along the edge of the cob. All of the kernels will fall into the bigger bowl, instead of all over your counter. :)
This recipe was time consuming and just plain in taste. I have other recipes with black beans and corn that require so little time and are big on taste. Save the time and expense of this one.
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This recipe was delicious and so easy! The only change I made was to use frozen corn instead of fresh, and I grilled it on my George Foreman grill. Turned out fantastic with much less work :) The cilantro dressing is amazing.
This was a GREAT recipe! I'm not big on green peppers - so I added chopped tomato and avocado. I served it as a salsa with homemade tortilla chips. You could add just about any vegetable that you like. Everyone loved it! I will make this again and again.
I made this exactly as the recipe suggests and found it a bit bland. I added about 3/4 ts of cumin and used about 1 ts of sriracha hot chile sauce.
Great salad, the dressing is perfect. I used a bag of frozen corn that I thawed vs. fresh to save on time. Other than that I didn't change a thing.
Very tangy - and colourful, too! I make this as a salad with a base of arugula and baby endive, using the bell peppers, onion, and corn as more of a garnish. Yellow bell pepper is a great addition, too.
Hubby made this last night. He used canned corn but no other changes and it is delicious. Very fresh and crunchy! And colorful presentation. Would love to try it with the roasted corn!
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Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 8 Amount Per Serving Calories: 223 Calories from Fat: 133
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Posted: 7:05 PM May 31, 2012
Reporter: Texas A&M Sports Information
COLLEGE STATION, TX -- "Probably much like the other three teams, we're excited to be here. This is the first time I've been in here in a long time. What a facility here. It's a great venue for a regional. We're excited to turn the page and get to the postseason. We're anxious to get going." HEAD COACH MIKE BIANCO
On playing TCU and a coach you know so well…
"Jim's done such a great job there. I think every year he's been there they've been to the postseason. When you draw up the opponent, that's one of things that sticks out—you're playing a team two years removed from the College World Series. It's a team that's used to going to the postseason with quite a bit of experience and guys that are used to winning. If you play a TCU team you know they will play hard and will play the game right. It's a big challenge for us right off the bat."
On the job Wahl has done after converting into a starter…
"I think he's done a great job. His biggest improvement over the course of year was when in beginning of the year he pitched well, but there were innings in between good innings where I thought he ran out of gas. He's been able to control his emotions a little bit better than he did at the beginning of the year."
On him beating TCU in game one…
"He won the game, and I thought we had a good day offensively against a very good pitcher, but I think Bobby went out that Friday night and tried to pitch like it was the ninth inning six times in a row. He overthrew and missed up with his fastball a lot. He was behind in the count a lot. With that, his velocity wasn't what it normally is. I don't know if that was I guess a really good comparison of who he is. He wasn't real good that day. But I think as we mentioned, he's been able to control those emotions and just make pitches. I think it's important for him not to go always for the strikeout, just to make pitches and get outs."
On what he remembers of the 1989 regional (at Olsen Field)…
"It was a great moment for me personally, my senior year, to be part of the LSU team who came here in '89 and played one of the best college baseball teams ever. At the time we played them in the regional final, (Chuck) Knoblauch was at shortstop, (John) Byington was at third, and they'd beaten their other opponents in the regional alone something like 66 to 3. We were able to beat them two games on the final day. I remember it because I was a senior and it was one of my last games, and I got to Omaha. Those are fond memories. The place looks totally different than at that time. That was a long time ago."
Is it an advantage or a disadvantage that you've already seen TCU?
"A lot has been made of that. That was the first game of the season when we played them. We're completely different teams on both sides. We both have a whole season behind us. Everyone is anxious to play tomorrow and is ready to go."
How different are you now than you were at the start of the year?
"In the first game I didn't feel I had my best stuff. I think I was ready but I kept telling myself maybe I'm not ready to do this. After realizing it's just baseball, and it always has been, and I just had to go out there and compete and give my team a chance to win. That's been the biggest change in me. I feel like I'm a completely different pitcher than I was on opening day."
How important is it in this fresh start to go out and play well from the start?
"It's really big. It's going to be tough against a pitcher who has put up the season the guy we're facing has. The stats I saw had him leading the nation in WHIP and he was the player of the year in his conference. Obviously it's a great challenge but we can't wait to get a fresh start. We can't wait to have guys step up and hopefully put up multiple crooked numbers in the games."
How difficult is it for road teams to win in a regional? Is it a disadvantage?
"We went to Virginia my freshman year, they had a great squad that year and it was tough. The only real disadvantage was that you're out of your comfort zone. It's a fun challenge to come here to a place with such great facilities like A&M. I don't think there's too much disadvantage, other than you have a few more people rooting against you than for you."
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DECEMBER 5 | 7:30pm | TIMES UNION CENTER
Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) will celebrate their first 15 years of touring with an encore and final performance of their multi-platinum rock opera, "The Lost Christmas Eve." TSO's 2013 Winter Tour will begin on November 13th, playing over 100 shows in 67 cities across North America, presented by Hallmark Channel.
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TSO, whose phenomena has grown year after year, has played over 1,500 shows for more than 10 million fans in the past fifteen years, and quietly became one of the world's biggest arena rock acts. The unprecedented fan driven growth is a testament to TSO founder Paul O'Neill's vision of "Rock Theater," the perfect amalgamation of Broadway storytelling with the spectacle of rock, delighting audiences of all ages year after year.
For one final year, audiences will get to experience the modern Charles Dickens-like classic, "The Lost Christmas Eve." Following the 2012 premiere of this acclaimed rock opera, critics were raving, calling it "…a must see for any music lover" , "…a rock 'n' roll holiday celebration worth seeing !" and an "unrivaled spectacle of sight and sound." "The Lost Christmas Eve" features a diverse soundtrack fusing elements of rock, classical, folk, R&B, and theatrical-styled music, with the story taking you on a journey into the "Capra-esque" world of TSO creator / producer, Paul O'Neill. The critically acclaimed rock opera encompasses a rundown hotel, an old toy store, a blues bar, a Gothic cathedral, and their respective inhabitants all intertwined during a single enchanted Christmas Eve in New York City. "The Lost Christmas Eve", performed in its entirety for the final time, will feature the hit single "Wizards in Winter" as well as longtime crowd favorites, "Christmas Nights in Blue" and "Siberian Sleigh Ride." It will be followed by songs from last years EP release from Lava/Republic, "Dreams of Fireflies (On a Christmas Night)", classics from TSO's debut album, "Christmas Eve & Other Stories" and the rest of the heralded catalogue of rock operas.
While off the road, TSO is constantly stockpiling new projects in their Rock Theater arsenal, including the rock operas "Gutter Ballet and the New York City Blues Express," "Letters from the Labyrinth" and "Romanov: When Kings Must Whisper", an epic story set amidst the Bolshevik Revolution.
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DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- A new initiative designed to help families with autistic loved ones feel more comfortable in the community kicks off in Dutchess County.
The Anderson Center for Autism Consulting Services and Coppola's Restaurant teamed up Sunday to launch the new project, called Autism Supportive Environment. The program aims at giving local businesses the basic supports to make families with autistic members comfortable on a typical outing in their community.
Businesses taking part in the Autism Supportive Environment undergo training from the Anderson Center. Coppola's is the first business to join the initiative. The Anderson consulting team educated the restaurant's staff about autism, assessed the environment of the restaurant and provided adaptive tools that would help an individual with autism feel more comfortable in the environment.
For those familiar with the diagnosis, the hard work that goes into Autism Supportive Environment is well worth the rewards.
Nancy Osborn, of the Anderson center for Autism said, "Some of the families here tonight are families I work with. So to see them actually come out and have a meal as a family is a huge, huge accomplishment."
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Shalom Sesame - Chanukah: The Missing Menorah
It's time to celebrate Chanukah in Israel with the gang from Sesame Street. Grover's bringing the latkes and all is well until Anneliese gets caught in a game of tag with a chicken and loses her special menorah – right before sunset! Can her friends find the missing menorah in time? Explore holiday foods, stories and traditions with familiar faces, including Grover, Telly and The Count.
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Has anyone else noticed that more businesses catering to "home cooked meals" & "gourmet meals to go" are appearing in your city? I'm not talking just about stores that just do catering for parties. Around here they are becoming very popular. Some are getting good reviews for quality, though not necessarily for quantity. I haven't checked out the prices.
The other popular place is butcher markets, many of which have gourmet style cuts, some cooked some not. Our supermarkets have this service but these butcher markets are even more specialized.
Maybe people are tiring of eating out.
along those lines....we have a "catered meal" program in our town. But instead of homes they cater to schools. Each day of the week the different schools in our town can buy into a "hot lunch". For example.....my sons school is Wednesday. They are sent home a brochure for the next month or two listing the available meal and you check off whatever day(s) you wish.....it's usually $5 a lunch and they get a hot lunch a drink and a dessert. They seem to be healthy homecooked meals...not pizza day. They get spaghetti and meatballs, lasagna, chicken breast sandwich, make your own taco, with either oven roasted potato or veggies on the side. DS is a big fan of their lunches.....much better than the usual school offerings of Kentucky Fried Chicken...or Pizza Pizza
We used to have a terrific shop that made such great hot foods and salads. You could buy a whole dinner for 1-2 people or buy separately.
Pork tenderloin with mustard sauce, fresh julienne mixed vegs. and potato or rice.
Chicken breast with orange sauce,same vegs, rice or potato.
Linguine alfredo (fresh pasta) & shrimp or spag.(fresh) meat sauce or lasagna (fresh pasta). 3-4 different salads. Great veggie soups.
Samon fillet with dill sauce etc. Meat pies, rabbit stew. beef stew.
Choc. mousse, creme brule, raspberry mousse. Huge choc. almond cookies.
The locastion they rented did not renew leases for anyone so now they deliver your order. You can order by phone or email and they deliver 2x weekly.
They are still looking for a location to open a store front again. It is operated by a couple from France.
you meant were the personal chef-type people that came intoyour home and prepared 1 or two weeks of food and froze it for you, ready to re-heat; they take diet restrictions, tastes and preferences, variety and all that sort of thing into account.
I think as far as quantity goes with this kind of thing, I believe that most of us eat too much, our portions are WAY too big, I know ours usually are (except my morning Raising Bran, which I measure each and every day with a cup measure)
We used one in Victoria for my MIL when I couldn't be there to cook for her and the meals looked good but weren't very good not much better than Meals on Wheels and theirs are just awful my Dad only got them for 2 weeks and cancelled.
About 6-7 years (while in university) my friends and I were thinking of starting such a business where we acutally went to office buildings and dropped off preordered food. Homesyle cooking without all the hassle and clean up. More and more people are working longer hours and just don't have the time to cook...at this point they are usually sick of eating out as well. Been there and done that. This is a great alternative.
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4.21/5 rDev +9.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.25
Poured from a 500ml bottle (new and better label), into a St. Bernardus snifter. It pours dark mahogany brown/black in color with a moderate size, soapy head. Ample sticky tan lacing is left on the glass.
Smell: A very appealing and lightly sweet medium roasted malt aroma with plenty of raisin and hints of hops and toffee,
Taste: also a nice mix of dark fruits and medium malts, with hints of vanilla, coffee (in finish), roasted nuts, caramel and toffee. Hits the mouth quite sweet but, just as I thought it would be clearly too sweet, the perfect level of bitterness from roasted grains and hops kicked in and shifted the balance, ultimately turning an ever-so-mildly bitter version of bittersweet. Long-lasting and exceptionally pleasant aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: very smooth but a bit too thin. Good, low carbonation level.
O: A very good English porter with exceptional taste and aroma. Improved a bit with warming despite starting at about 55F.
Serving type: bottle
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4/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
500 ml bottle into pint glass, L1125 bottle code. Pours fairly crystal clear dark reddish brown color with a 1-2 finger dense khaki head with good retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Spotty soapy lacing clings down the glass. Aromas of caramel, toast, toffee, raisin, fig, cocoa, brown bread, molasses, light roast, herbal, and toasted earthiness. Very nice aromas with good balance and complexity of dark/roasted malt and yeast ester notes; with good strength. Taste of caramel, toast, toffee, brown bread, cocoa, molasses, raisin, fig, light roast, herbal, and toasted earthiness. Lingering notes of caramel, toast, toffee, molasses, brown bread, cocoa, raisin, fig, light roast, herbal, and toasted earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Damn nice balance, complexity, and robustness of dark/roasted malt and fruity yeast ester flavors; with zero cloying sweetness after the finish. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied; with a moderately creamy and slightly slick/chalky mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with no warming present after the finish. Overall this is a damn nice English porter style. All around good balance, robustness, and complexity of dark/roasted malt and fruity yeast ester flavors; and very smooth to drink. A very enjoyable offering.
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01-20-2014 22:06:19 | More by superspak
3.95/5 rDev +3.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
A - Not as dark as I expected but for the ABV it's spot on. It's a fairly pitch black with a slight ruby hue at the base. Head was a 1/4 inch of mocha head that settles to a choppy lace ring.
S - Smells of mild roasted malts, some toasted almonds, a touch of sourdough bread, and some figs.
T - A very mild yet full flavored beverage. Getting vanilla sweetness, mild coffee hints leading to roasted malts, some toasted almonds, and a mild bittering finish of hoppy goodness. Flavors never get too sweet but I find it quite balanced.
M - Light to medium, somewhat chewy, a very tasty beer.
Overall getting this for $5.29 I find it somewhat overpriced. I have had better porters at a more affordable price.
Serving type: bottle
05-04-2013 23:35:17 | More by DrDemento456
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4.51/5 rDev +17.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
Poured from a large (500 ml??) bottle into a nonic, served at cellar temp.
Black as night with a souffle of thick, sandstone colored head. nice lacing.
aroma: powerful, wafts to my nostrils from 2 feet away. Darkly roasted malt, licorice, espresso, cocoa.
mouthfeel; light, ethereal.
taste: darkly roasted malt, black licorice, nice bitterness, coffee, cocoa and smoke.
notes: I've had many English Porters and this one ranks near the top. Aromatic, flavorful and very well balanced. Bitterness is slightly more pronounced in this one which is welcome to act as a counterpoint to all the other flavors zinging around my taste buds. This one is a keeper.
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01-20-2013 01:21:10 | More by fx20736
4/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From BeerAdvocate magazine Issue #61 (Feb 2012):
LOOK: Nearly pitch black
SMELL: Coffee, fudge, dried figs, brown bread, burnt sugar, nutty yeast, toasted bread
TASTE: Very smooth, medium body, bready, carob powder, dried plums, peppery, estery, mild charcoal, nutty, coffee, buttery, semidry finish
Brewed from a London recipe that dates back to 1750, this is one of those beers that novice beer drinkers should be forced to drink in order to experience the Porter beer style. Delicious. Serve at a cellar temperature to maximize your enjoyment.
Serving type: bottle
01-09-2013 17:39:20 | More by BeerAdvocate
Old Growler from Nethergate Brewery Co. Ltd.
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