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After finding that some of my only 5 year old cd-s containing precious family photos have mysteriously died I started looking more carefully into how to preserve digital photo archive. Though the digital bits can be copied infinitely without losses, the media that carries them is doomed to die and fast.
Wrote an article about what i found out about todays digital media lifetime:
If someone has other suggestions for storing digital photo archive I'm all ears.
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There is nothing new under the sun. If you ask NASA, they can tell you they still have hundreds of millions $$$$$ worth of data still coming in from space everyday; but, they just can't find any hardware vendors to make the equipment to read the data.
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Redundency is key.
Use archival DVD, CD and SSD hard drives as well as good old fashioned (and now cheap) CF cards. Then find a cool dry place to store hard drives off site in case of calamity.
Other than that, maybe consider making some archival prints of your must have photos.
Good luck...
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Redundency though is not enough. The problem is that even if I i made a million copies of my archive using different media. On the shelf untouched in good storage conditions the data failure probability after 10 years is too high for all media i know of.
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Multiple copies of your archive in multiple locations ensures that it will survive. Time marches on and the future solutions no doubt will improve. The solutions are evolving like digital photography itself evolves.
Who knows the White House photographers may be allowed to shoot digital soon...
Don't you just love film, negative, inter negative, transparency, duplicate and on and on.
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I do it this way, which is probably overkill for an amateur like me, and probably not enough for a working pro who has clients to depend on.
1) All of my photos are stored on my hard drive. These drives have been replaced over the years as I exceed the drive capacity. When I fill a photo drive, I copy everything to the new drive, take the old drive and put it in an external drive enclosure (so I can spin it up from time to time) and bring it to my office. Now I have at least one off-site copy of all files up to a certain date.
2) I have an external drive that I periodically back up all my photos to. This is the same size as the internal drive for my photos.
3) Once a year, I export the RAW files and processed TIFs and JPEGs from my 'selects' and burn them to a blu-ray, then take these off site. These are the least reliable and least backed up media format I use, but it's there as a last ditch.
4) I use CrashPlan, which immediately uploads any new photos (and I already have all my current photos, plus any important documents and such) to their servers in the cloud. This is generally my first backup, since it happens immediately. If I have a catastrophic failure or a fire or something, I can order a hard drive with all my files (or spend a few months downloading them) to restore.
So, I always have at least two copies of my files in two separate locations (home and the cloud) and then an additional 1-3 copies that get backed up every so often. I spin up my old hard drives at my office every once in a while to prevent bit rot. So far, I haven't lost anything, and I hope that these precautions help prevent me ever losing them.
Oh, and I also make quite a lot of 4x6 prints (I have a dedicated 4x6 printer, dye sub), mostly of family photos, and I keep them in good old fashioned photo albums, as I think the physical print is going to be passed on a lot more than a bunch of files no one wants to sift through. Since my daughter was born, I've filled 4 albums with 4x6 prints. A lot of her, but also other family stuff.
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Who knows the White House photographers may be allowed to shoot digital soon...
The White House photographers have been shooting digital for some time now. Pete Souza uses 5D IIs and IIIs pretty much exclusively.
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The White House Communications Agency (WHCA)shoot FX Nikon. Those are the full-time staff photographers in uniform with the DoD.
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If you're really concerned about longevity of your data, you need to transfer the data from your current set of hard drives to new set of hard drives every five years or less. And ideally you need to store your hard drives in duplicates in weather/humidity controlled environment in multiple geographic locations (preferably on different continents.)
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Somehow I'm not quite sure about keeping todays hdd-s inanimate for 5 years without powering up. A bit cautious when reading such things:
A hard drive contains at least a couple of electric motors, and these suffer the most stress during spinup. The longer the moving parts of the motor stay stationary relative to each other, the more likely that the motor will "seize" upon being repowered.
Magnetic signals recorded on a hard disk are designed to be refreshed periodically. If your hard disks stay on, this happens automatically. However, if you store your projects to a removable hard drive, then store that hard drive on a shelf, unattached to a computer, those magnetic signals will fade over time essentially, evaporating.
Maybe I'm just overcautious.
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That's why I put mine in an external enclosure and power them up every few months. I usually leave them on for a day, then shut them off again.
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Thanks, Jman13.
You got me an idea of making a rack with monthly timer for powering up the hdds.
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Any other comments on SSDs, flash memory, etc?
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Some factors to consider when archiving digital data: location, medium, equipment, encoding, sourcing, migration.
Location: Copies of data are safer when located in more than one location. This protects against theft, breakage, fires, natural disasters, etc.
Medium: Choices of medium affect lifetime of data stored. OP's use of burnable CD/DVD limits reliable retrieval to a few years (dye-layer decay, oxidation of reflective layer). Hard drives have lubricated mechanisms and capacitors with finite lifetime. Tapes can be archival in time, although Earth's magnetic field takes a toll.
Equipment: Even with (static) medium intact, loss of equipment will render the data inaccessible. Talk to NASA about this! Besides the peripherals themselves, the rapid progression of technology can make the cables, host controllers, and buses obsolete. In the limit, the entire original machine may be needed to retrieve data.
Encoding: However thinly, data is always archived in a structured way. To retrieve that data, your future system must understand the archiving format or filesystem. This is beyond the encoding of the individual files which may themselves vary (Canon RAW, ZIP, JPEG, Excel, etc). In the latest twist, high-end drives can encrypt their content with onboard hardware. Will you or your successors remember the password?
Sourcing: If you purchase several storage devices of the same model, these may contain flaws in design or manufacture that cause failure in a narrow span of time, or failure from a common event (e.g. power surge). The failure of those devices is correlated, meaning you don't have the backup redundancy that the numbers suggest. With mass storage ever more concentrated to fewer OEMs and technologies, maintaining archives across two independent storage sources is becoming harder (and more expensive).
Migration: The best route to data longevity is copying the entire archive from past to present forms of storage. The penalty is labor, cost, and the real danger that the transfer fails and the failure is not detected. To minimize the impact of human error, migration should be performed as infrequently as possible, which means the decision in other factors should favor longevity.
I've been messing heavily in storage for over three decades: punched cards, pack drives, Winchester, 9-track, audio cassettes (TRS-80), all the floppy form factors, CD-RW, QIC, 8mm, VXA, DAT, SDLT. For many of these, I either wrote devices drivers or backup software. Currently, my main personal machine has SAS HDD, SATA HDD, SATA SSD, SATA DVD-RW, SCSI Exabyte 8mm.
In answer to nolaguy, the archival value of SSD as a medium is largely unknown. To my knowledge, the only product to address this market explicitly is the Sandisk Memory Vault with a
lifetime of one century. While I work for the company, no promises on that claim!
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It all depends on your library format.
I for example use iPhoto for import, and aperture for minor adjustments, so I can't easily relocate my library.
I use time-machine on my mac to backup to a NAS drive, and once a month or so, I clean out any old photos I won't use and export them to a separate folder on the NAS.
If you are on a windows machine, you could move your library to a dropbox folder, up your dropbox limit, and rest assured that it is in the cloud... sort of... If you go down that path, storing local backups around the house and off-site are still a great route to go down.
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Great information, rico.
I wish Sandisk would up their capacity on the Memory Vault product. Their current pricing is about $2/GB, which is not totally unreasonable if the drives do indeed last as long as they say, but I'd rather not buy and manage a dozen 16gb drives. I'd far rather buy 64gb or 128gb drives.
I really recommend an online backup service like Crashplan, Backblaze or Carbonite, or a more generic cloud storage solution like Amazon Glacier / Google Drive / Dropbox / etc. Files stored in the cloud like this are part of highly redundant disk arrays, so it shifts the burden of dealing with hardware failures onto the hosting company, who have a vested interest in keeping things intact since their business relies on it. Additionally, I don't really consider anything to be backed up unless it's out of the house - and manual off-site backup processes like rotating drives are prone to human error/time constraints.
I've used Crashplan and Backblaze. Both are excellent, with good customer service - Crashplan is more of a "power user" application, providing extreme flexibility and granular configuration. Backblaze is more of a set-it-and-forget-it application. I also do a test restore of a random sample of files about once every couple months.
I have my original files on one drive in my computer, which get duplicated nightly to another drive in my computer. Then I have my copy in the cloud. In this way, I am pretty well protected, since I have an immediate copy in case of a single drive failure, a cloud copy in case of a local disaster, and two local copies in case of a cloud mishap. The chances of a local disaster and cloud problem happening simultaneously are fairly slim.
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Well, a moving company dropped a crate containing a decade of my negatives somewhere into the Pacific between Hawaii and California.
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Yeah, I don't pine for negatives... At least with digital you can make as many non-degraded copies as you want.
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I wrote an
article on backing up digital images
, for professionals and regular photographers.
Basically I keep everything on multiple hard drives, kept in multiple locations. I consider optical media too small and too much trouble to bother with.
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... I consider optical media too small and too much trouble to bother with.
I used optical (CD-RW) a lot until jump drives became ubiquitous. Besides the capacity issue, optical formats could never deliver a decent transfer rate (same for this cloud nonsense). People don't want to pay the upfront equipment cost, but tape remains the only natural pairing for rotating media (soon to be SSD). With transfer rate of 160MB/s and 2.5TB capacity (both native), the latest LTO-6 tape systems are very attractive, but you need a 50TB storage demand to bring the drive and tape media into price parity. Disk drives are so cheap (from a historical standpoint) that the backup calculus is badly distorted, and people take shortcuts. The chickens will come home to roost...
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on Dec 18, 2012 at 9:22 am
Please post names, addresses, and mug shots of these perps. Every one of them is a potential killer. Thank you.
on Dec 18, 2012 at 10:45 am
Names, please.
on Dec 18, 2012 at 11:42 am
For every arrest for DUI there are literally thousands of drivers who don't get caught. Please be responsible if you go out drinking and choose to drive. I wish there were breathalyzers installed in all cars that required people to blow before starting the engine. Perhaps this would curb the rate of DUI. I doubt it would have much effect as as judgment is the first thing to go when somebody drinks and everyone thinks they can get away with drinking and driving when they reach the stage where their judgment is impaired (not many drinks!). If you have a party where you are providing alcohol to your guests please be cognizant of the fact that an alcoholic has no "off switch" and will be intoxicated when they leave your home and entering a "lethal weapon" (their car). Consider limiting the amount of alcohol you serve at holiday parties (or better yet have an alcohol free event!). You will feel much better knowing that you aren't contributing to someone's ability to do harm behind the wheel.
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It would work if the car would not start if the drunk failed the test.
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That seems like a lot so early in the season. Why is everyone imbibing so heavily?
on Dec 19, 2012 at 2:13 pm
I hope law enforcement officials consider the many other causes of accidents such as reckless driving, recreational and prescription drugs, poor eyesite, sleep deprivation, road rage, etc., etc. It's myopic to focus on DUI alone.
on Dec 19, 2012 at 2:16 pm
You don't have to imbibe heavily to get convicted of DUI. Check out the charts. For the average person a glass or two of wine or beer will get you over the .08 limit. It's not worth taking any chances.
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Every year we get the same report the same info.
It is so easy now, why can't the "media" add some value to these
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Show a graph from a spreadsheet of these data as far back as
can be shown and maybe connect the stats with some influences
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Show the distribution of locations. I guess it's too touchy
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Angry residenst demand answers after flood misery (From Andover Advertiser)
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Angry residenst demand answers after flood misery
Updated 9:50am Monday 13th January 2014 in Romsey
WE WANT answers now!
That was the message from angry Romsey residents who packed a public meeting yesterday (Sunday) having been subjected to repeated flooding over the Christmas and new year period.
Many saw their homes or cellars filled with sewage as the town's Victorian drainage system failed to cope with recent weather.
Around 60 residents of Winchester Road met at the Plaza Theatre to draw up a list of urgent questions for Southern Water, Test Valley Borough Council, Hampshire County Council and the Environment Agency.
It comes as county council leader Roy Perry, whose division Romsey Extra cover the outskirts of the town, announced at the meeting he had commissioned an independent inquiry into the drainage problems.
Among the concerns raised was the future impact of more than 60 new homes in developments north and south of the road.
None of the agencies were invited to the meeting.
Mr Perry said he was taking advantage of recent legislation to order the inquiry, which would be one of the first of its kind in the country.
He said: "We will appoint qualified consultants to investigate and the results will be put in the public domain so all of the agencies will have to address the resulting issues."
Mr Perry added the inquiry would start "as soon as possible" but could not put a timeframe on how long it would take.
Caroline Nokes, Romsey MP, was also present at the meeting and confirmed she was meeting Southern Water and the Environment Agency to discuss the problems on Friday.
Mrs Nokes, who raised the issue in Parliament last week, said: "I think it's really key to get to the bottom of what caused all of the separate incidents in the town and whether they were related or not."
The residents formed a sub-committee to draft letters to each agency with a list of concerns about the sewerage system, street cleaning, compensation and the impact of both new developments.
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The latest hole to be dug was started at approx 9.30pm on Sunday night with a pneumatic drill that went on for hours. There is also a large pump outside that has been going 24hrs a day to get rid of the groundwater that keeps filling up the holes SW are digging.
Furthermore, sandbags laid outside in the road diverted floodwater onto the drive and garden. There has been an incursion of water into the home. We still have a dehumidifier here!!! Part of the garden is trashed.
I also have photos of a highways person(?) emptying a gully of accumulated silt after they broke open the two covers because no one had a key to open them up. So much for regular maintenance then!!!
Its ok for the likes of Cr Perry and MP Noakes to turn up and say that they are going to the bottom of the cause. You have to look no further to the cuts in services that must be a contributing factor in this scenario of flooding.
Instead of an independent enquiry, why doesn't someone just ask the local residents why this has happened.!!! Oh one last thing, last night I discovered that if I hung something over my curtain, I could negate the annoying effect of the orange flashing lights. Fortunately, I am partially deaf in one ear so the incessant working of the pump doesn't affect me too much, only if I turn over, then I get to hear it. This week we have hardly slept.
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42 U.S. Code § 3789f - Other administrative provisions
(a) Recordkeeping requirement; scope of disclosure; other sources of funds
Each recipient of funds under this chapter shall keep such records as the Office of Justice Programs shall prescribe, including records which fully disclose the amount and disposition by such recipient of the funds, the total cost of the project or undertaking for which such funds are used, and the amount of that portion of the cost of the project or undertaking supplied by other sources, and such other records as will facilitate an effective audit.
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The Office of Justice Programs or any of its duly authorized representatives, shall have access for purpose of audit and examination of any books, documents, papers, and records of the recipients of funds under this chapter which in the opinion of the Office of Justice Programs may be related or pertinent to the grants, contracts, subcontracts, subgrants, or other arrangements referred to under this chapter.
(c) Audit and examination period after completion of program or project
The Comptroller General of the United States or any of his duly authorized representatives, shall, until the expiration of three years after the completion of the program or project with which the assistance is used, have access for the purpose of audit and examination to any books, documents, papers, and records of recipients of Federal funds under this chapter which in the opinion of the Comptroller General may be related or pertinent to the grants, contracts, subcontracts, subgrants, or other arrangements referred to under this chapter.
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First global trade deal in 20 years to boost world commerce 'favours big business at the expense of developing countries' The World Trade Organisation has sealed its first global trade deal after almost 160 ministers who had gathered on the Indonesian island of Bali agreed to reforms to boost world commerce.
Developing countries including India win concessions but critics say World Trade Organisation is no forum for helping the poor. The first global trade deal since the creation of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) nearly two decades ago was condemned by anti-poverty groups on Friday as a boost for big business at the expense of developing nations.
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More golfers would help Callippe
Original post made on Mar 1, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, March 1, 2013, 12:00 AM
on Mar 1, 2013 at 11:19 am
Here's how you raise revenue - lower the greens fees! Then, if you are too crowded, you raise them slightly, until you find the right balance. The article states the the fees are 'competitive', which is clearly a code word for 'higher'. If you raise the greens fees now, more people will seek to play golf elsewhere, and revenues will go down. The economics are simple. I don't understand why, in an opinion piece, that you might not suggest that.
on Mar 3, 2013 at 8:24 am
Txgordo - you are absolutely right. Love the course but the greens fees are too pricey. My group looks for deals so we can golf more often. We never see any deals here. Callippe is not a country club but they try to act like one.
on Mar 3, 2013 at 8:44 am
Course to expensive and the staff make you feel like they are doing you a favor. Not customer focused or friendly at all.


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Quarterly Market Update
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Fed Announces Measured Exit
Economic Conditions Poised to Improve Along with the Weather.
Extreme weather conditions temporarily suppressed economic activity as a prolonged and harsh winter kept Americans indoors for much of the first quarter. However, the consumer confidence index rose to 82.3 in March, its strongest reading since it stood at 87.3 in January 2008, just before the Great Recession began.
While less satisfied with current conditions, consumers were moderately more upbeat about future job prospects and the overall economy.
The labor market picked up steam in February as employers added an estimated 175,000 jobs after two months of disappointing growth attributed to severe weather conditions. The number of people filing new claims for jobless benefits fell towards the end of the quarter to a four-week average of 317,750, suggesting some improvement in the overall moderate U.S. job market recovery.
Housing purchases were also hit by bad weather. New home sales have declined by 1.1% over the last 12 months, but are still expected to exceed 2013's total of 428,000 which was the highest level in five years.
Figure 1. Severe weather conditions constrained economic growth in the first quarter, 2014.
Figure 2. Monthly job gains averaged 182,000 in 2013.
Tapering Appears Well Underway
The Federal Reserve continued on pace to exit its current bond-buying program by the end of the year. Faced with a faster than expected decline in the unemployment rate which ended the month of February at 6.7%, the Federal Open Market Committee elected to scrap the unemployment rate threshold of 6.5%. Many now anticipate that the first rate hike in the Federal Funds rate could come earlier, rather than later, in 2015 although the increase is conditional upon improving economic data.
The 18-month recession ended in 2009 and while the recovery since has been slow, 2014 should be a brighter year for the economy particularly in the second half of the year once weather is removed from the equation. We forecast 2.5% GDP growth compared to 1.9% GDP growth in 2013. Personal consumption which accounts for 70% of economic activity should serve as the primary catalyst of the expansion as consumer confidence continues to improve and pent up demand for purchases that were delayed due to weather gathers momentum.
The 18-month recession ended in 2009 and while the recovery since has been slow, 2014 should be a brighter year for the economy particularly in the second half of the year once weather is removed from the equation. We forecast 2.5% GDP growth compared to 1.9% GDP growth in 2013. Personal consumption which accounts for 70% of economic activity should serve as the primary catalyst of the expansion as consumer confidence continues to improve and pent up demand for purchases that were delayed due to weather gathers momentum.
Weather aside, conditions that reared their heads this quarter were primarily non-U.S. driven. China is a potential threat in terms of their slowing growth as weakness in China portends possible weakness for the rest of the world due to the nation's dependence on exports. Many S&P 500 companies are highly dependent upon emerging markets where the weakness has been fairly general. In January for instance, financial markets sold off due to currency issues in Turkey and weaker than anticipated growth in China. Overall expectations for emerging markets continue to be soft.
There are always factors that cannot be predicted, and the potential for geopolitical circumstances that could potentially impact the global economy and certainly the stock market still exist. But consumer spending picked up late last year more than was previously estimated and U.S. GDP growth expanded 2.6% in the fourth quarter. Since the recession ended in June 2009, annual growth has averaged only 2.2%. Once harsh weather conditions subside, the U.S. economy could be poised to build upon the fourth quarter's trajectory, and to experience one of its strongest years since GDP growth of 3.4% in 2005. Risks to U.S. growth remain biased to the upside and the focus for domestic markets should return to fundamentals as Fed monetary policy normalizes.
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Location, location, location! Our townhome is located slopeside at the Bretton Woods alpine and nordic resort. Ski from your door – no driving, no shuttle, no long walk! We are located right at the top of the Learning Quad - a perfect location for families with children (or adults!) learning to ski or snowboard.
Renovated in 2009, our 2400 square foot 4 level townhome offers plenty of space to spread out and enjoy your stay. The new kitchen boasts granite countertops, stainless appliances and a beautiful Brazilian cherry hardwood floor. The first floor is a great space for spending time with family and friends with the open concept kitchen, dining area and living room. The living room has a wood burning fireplace and a 47" HD TV, a perfect spot for relaxing and warming up after a day on the slopes. Also added in 2009 were new windows, new tile in both bathrooms and a loft area with exceptional mountain views, sleeping for 4 and a second HD TV.
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4 bedrooms plus a loft, 2 full bathrooms, wood burning fireplace, washer/dryer, VCR/DVD. Linens and basic supplies provided. Wifi available.
activities and attractions in Bretton Woods New Hampshire
In addition to excellent downhill skiing at New Hampshire's largest
ski area, enjoy easy access to 100km groomed x-c trails from the
nordic center at the Mount Washington Hotel, back country x-c
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drive to the shopping outlets in North Conway, Storyland and Santa's Village.
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Midweek (Sun - Thurs): $450 / night
Weekend (Fri and Sat): $625 / night
Holiday: $725 / night
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On Thursday, April 12 Los Angeles magazine and The Resmark Companies celebrated the grand opening of The Avenue. After a ribbon cutting ceremony with Councilman Tom LaBonge and a check presentation to the Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood, guests gathered by the pool to toast the new architectural apartments and penthouses. Over 200 guests enjoyed Herradura Tequila cocktails mixed by Joey Bernardo of Plan Check and delicious fare from Jimmy Shaw's Loteria Grill. DJ Valida from KCRW provided eclectic sounds while Chris Nichols of Los Angeles magazine's "Ask Chris" column was on hand to mingle with guests and answer any Los Angeles and Hollywood questions. Two apartments housed L.A. themed galleries featuring a collection of Los Angeles magazine's historical Timeframe images and art depicting Los Angeles magazine covers of the future, 2061.
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|Better 2nd weekend expected for anglers
By George Langley
A very unusual opening weekend of fishing will be followed by — anglers hope — a great second weekend.
There really wasn't much going on last weekend, as most of the lakes were still iced over. A few people even ice-fished on the weekend.The Chain of Lakes is clearing out of ice this week. Both dams are open and there is a fair amount of current, which helps open up the lakes. Look for many lakes to be open and productive for the second weekend. We could sure use some rain now also, as it is getting dry out there. Lake levels are generally up
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This past weekend I was chatting with my brother-in-law about the differences between home prices in Hastings County vs. Toronto. There is a huge difference. While on paper the lure of an increase in salary at a job in the City might seem attractive, taking on that job doesn't necessarily mean more money in your pocket.
As reported recently, and in both the Bancroft Times and Bancroft This Week newspapers, the brand new "A Place for the Arts" in Bancroft recently held an open house.
As reported in the Bancroft Times on May 8, 2014, the Wheels are in Motion for an Earth Sciences Centre.
The article reported on the meeting recently co-hosted by the County and the Town of Bancroft on April 29, 2014. It was held at the Community Futures Development Corporation boardroom and attended by representatives of the Town, Algoqnquin First Nation, FedDev, Community Futures, the Chamber of Commerce, Bancroft Gem & Mineral Club and others.
Thanks to a generous $193,300 grant over three years from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), the Bancroft and Area Forest Industries Association, Harvest Hastings, Bancroft Area Stewardship Council and Hastings Stewardship Council are launching the Harvest Hastings Local Wood Initiative.
Thanks to a generous $193,300 grant over three years from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), the Bancroft and Area Forest Industries Association, Harvest Hastings, Bancroft Area Stewardship Council and Hastings Stewardship Council are launching the Harvest Hastings Local Wood Initiative.
Want to open a small scale commercial brewery? There's an app for that! Read all about it here.
The North Hastings Economic Development Committee (NHEDC), in partnership with the County of Hastings, secured funding in January of 2013 from Community Futures Development Corporation of North & Centre Hastings & South Algonquin to conduct a survey of seasonal residents in Hastings County. While surveys have been conducted in the past in Hastings County, this is the first time that the Seasonal Resident population has been surveyed.
I can't believe it's been almost seven years since I was hired as the Economic Development Manager for Hastings County! Time sure does fly by!
A great deal of work has taken place in that time since August, 2007. I started with a blank canvass and eventually there emerged a few award winning initiatives and strategies to build the foundation for successful economic development services across the County.
Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending the grand opening of Natural Rhythms Health Centre's new expanded location in Stirling-Rawdon. Owner Dr. Dan Boyle, a chiropractor, recently sought larger space for his practice and dojo studio. His new location is just west of downtown Stirling at 400 West Front Street, Unit 8.
I can just hear Homer Simpson saying, "Mmmmmm Beer!!!" Yes Beer is a yummy treat and great thirst quencher. It's also an opportunity for new investment and jobs!
As reported by the CBC, the Conference Board of Canada says beer accounts for 45% of all beverage alcohol sales. Beer makes 1 out of 100 Canadian jobs.
As well, 85% of the beer consumed in Canada is produced here. That's great to hear.
Since December, 2009, our County has invested in the role of an Enterprise Facilitation Coordinator to provide free and confidential business coaching. This is support for new and existing entrepreneurs, regardless of whether they're on a main street, in an industrial park or situated on a back country road.
It's also not just the "Facilitator". Through the help of a volunteer Resource Networking Board, entrepreneurs are provided with connections and resources to help them better manage or open their business.
On Friday, October 18th, our County hosted the 2nd Annual HOTie Tourism Dinner and Awards Celebration to recognize the successes and achievements of our local tourism businesses, organizations, festivals and individuals. Hastings County is pleased to announce and congratulate the winners of the 2013 HOTie awards, and they are:
As part of the municipality of Marmora and Lake outreach on the innovative pumped storage energy project at the former Marmoraton Iron Mine, the Reeve, Terry Clemens, and members of other municipalities in the area hosted an event at the site with Minister of Energy, Hon. Bob Chiarelli and Minister of Rural Affairs, Hon. Jeff Leal on August 15th.
NDP MPPs Catherine Fife and Michael Mantha visited the Municipality of Marmora and Lake on Monday to meet local officials and to tour the Marmora Pumped Storage Hydro Project Site, announced Reeve Terry Clemens.
Kara Enright of Enright Cattle Company was one of the featured creative entrepreneurs at our recent Creative Hastings in Tweed. Watch the video below of her explaining her business and "why Hastings County?"
Here is a video of creative entrepreneur Trevor Telford speaking at our recent Creative Hastings "unplugged" on May 10, 2013. Listen to Trevor explain why Hastings County is the place to be!
We are pleased to be following the proven Ernesto Sirolli approach to economic development. We provide free and confidential business coaching to any entrepreneur looking to start a business and to those looking to expand or modify their offerings. We produced a video to showcase how it's working. Here it is!
The Hastings County Meat Packers suffered a setback when owner John Klompmaker passed away last year. It's now listed for sale. With the


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The popular Android-based Swype keyboard is getting a soccer makeover. Starting today, Swype users will be able to personalize their keyboards with Major League Soccer-branded team themes. Whether you're a Sounders or Timbers fan, you can now spice up your Swype keyboard with your team's logo and colors. Aaron Sheedy, VP of Mobile Product at Nuance Communications —… Read More
Mike McSherry departs Nuance three years after selling Swype for $100 million
Mike McSherry, a Seattle start-up veteran, has left Nuance Communications nearly three years after the company purchased Swype, GeekWire has learned. Swype is famous for building a mobile keyboard that allows you to type on touchscreens by tracing your finger along the glass. The technology rose in popularity right as phones with physical keyboards were going out of style. The Seattle-based start-up… Read More
Amazon continues growth spurt with expansion in Boston
Amazon is growing its footprint in Boston, expanding an office that handles everything from game development to speech recognition. The company signed a new lease in April that expanded its presence to include six floors of an office building in the city, according to a report by Xconomy. While Amazon isn't commenting, the additional room… Read More
Nuance responds to privacy concerns over its Swype keyboard having too much location data
Nuance is responding to privacy concerns today after customers complained that its Swype keyboard application was accessing their whereabouts excessively. In one case, a customer said his or her information was accessed nearly 4,000 times a day. While the post on the company's forum is old, it was thrust into the spotlight this morning after it was posted on Y… Read More
Apple building speech team in Boston, Nuance's backyard
Apple isn't known for putting engineers in far-flung offices. The company's secretive nature tends to lend itself to keeping its talent close to home. So what's Apple doing opening an office for engineers in Boston? The digs are reportedly housing a team of speech-recognition heavyweights in Beantown. According to a report by Xconomy, the staff… Read More
GeekWire Radio on stage: Here is our broadcast from Seattle's Pioneer Square
Technology was the central topic, naturally, as we recorded the GeekWire radio show for the first time in front of an audience this week, at the HUB Seattle in Pioneer Square. But two unexpected themes also emerged from our guests — teamwork and trust. Our first guest, startup vet Mike McSherry, talked about the importance… Read More
A Siri for advertising: These mobile ads talk back to you
Publishers are struggling to make money on mobile, a challenging scenario given that more folks are now consuming news and information on tablets and smartphones. But a new ad unit from Nuance, a leading speech recognition company, could change the way you interact with ads on your device. Appropriately dubbed Nuance Voice Ads, the new… Read More
SwiftKey for Android challenges Swype with integrated 'Flow' input
SwiftKey, the popular keyboard app for Android devices, launched a new version overnight that incorporates a feature called SwiftKey Flow, letting users type by gliding a finger across the keyboard to connect letters, maintaining contact with the screen. Sound familiar? Yes, it is very similar to the core functionality of Swype, made by a Seattle-area… Read More
Swype debuts Living Language to help create real-time, crowd-sourced dictionary
The Swype keyboard for Android devices already has a pretty robust dictionary, but now it is improving even more by using crowdsourcing to analyze new words and phrases. Beginning today, the latest version of Swype now comes with Swype Living Language. Users who opt-in can share and receive trending words in real-time to help create… Read More
Take a spin with the new Swype: An Android keypad that learns from you
Swype is getting a facelift, just eight months after the Seattle upstart was gobbled up for $102 million by Nuance. The popular mobile text-input technology for Android devices now includes both voice and touch into one easy-to-use system, as well as support for dozens of languages. But the key new feature is a smarter algorithm,… Read More
Nuance combines Swype with Dragon Dictation, looks for a few good ninjas to test it out
You've got to give the Nuance folks some credit for creativity. The company today unveiled a new update for Swype — the popular text-input technology that it acquired earlier this year for $102 million. The new offering combines Swype — which allows users to input text with a swipe of a finger on touchscreen devices… Read More
Nuance to acquire Swype for more than $100 million
Nuance has agreed to purchase Seattle startup Swype for more than $100 million, according to GeekWire sources. The news was first reported in Uncrunched. We've reached out to executives of the company for comment, and will update the post as we learn more. A GeekWire source with knowledge of the deal confirmed the acquisition, though we… Read More
Tech Moves: Jeff Lanctot returns to Razorfish; Bob Wise joins Opanga
Here's our occasional look at new hires, appointments and other people on the move at Pacific Northwest technology companies. Jeff Lanctot is returning to Razorfish to serve as chief media officer, a new position at the digital media agency. Lanctot joined Avenue A — the predecessor company of Razorfish in 1999. He left in 2009,… Read More


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Hey-- Chill professional here- looking for a cool place that needs a roommate. I'm currently living in South Boulder and would prefer to stay in the area- but I'm open to all of Boulder.. (but closer to flatirons/eldo are a plus!) I'm an avid climber, love to run all over the flatties on a sunny day- hell, cloudy days are fun too.. Professional here, pay my bills, respectful towards roommates, and I don't have any pets- I do have a classic motorbike that I've rebuilt, so a modicum of garage space would be really nice... but other than that- I'm pretty flexible.. like I said, chill. So drop me a line if you're looking for the possibly the coolest roommate ever! Bob I don't know to what degree spambots roam this forum, so here's my email addi in secret code: haha Bobdergay "at" newenergies.net
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The Top 50 Sport Fishing Boats of All Time
At a recent boat show, an after-dinner conversation about great boats led a group of us here at Salt Water Sportsman into a discussion about what we might consider the best boats of all time. As you might imagine, the discussion soon became a vigorous debate, as people understandably have strong feelings on the subject.
That debate led us to poll many of our staff and contributors as to what their list of the top 50 boats might look like. We took all of those votes and compiled them into this master list, which is decidedly unscientific, subjective and thoroughly opinionated. After all, if you're not talking about fishing, the next-best thing you can discuss is boats. Here's our list. Enjoy, and let us know your thoughts!


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Price: Ł99
So the time has come to say goodbye to my climbing wall as I'm moving to a smaller flat. Fortunately for you, a bargain can be had.
I am selling just the wall itself with no holds. It is 8ft wide with about 10ft of climbing surface at 45 degrees so will either make you a beast or injure you pretty quickly. It is made from quality 18mm marine ply and 2x4 timber. Included is the 2 8x4 ply boards with 48 t-nuts in each. A smaller 8x1 section and the 8x1 kick board. All the timber is included + a couple of spare planks and a 2x8 piece of ply to allow you to modify it to fit.
I'm including a volume which has t-nuts to allow holds to be attached to it but I'll sell that separately for Ł20 if anyone wants it.
As if that wasn't enough, I have an old Alpkit bouldering mat that has its straps broken but works well as a mat for the woody. This and a bunch of offcuts from the rubber flooring that climbing walls use aswell.
No offers at this price. It must go within the next two weeks so first to arrange pickup gets it.
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East Lyme - The northbound lane of Interstate 95 reopened at 12:15 p.m. following a one-car accident between exits 74 and 75.
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Fred's Place on the Lake in Cayuga Lake
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Fred's Place on the Lake, located five minutes north of Union
Springs,New York, is a 1,400 square foot apartment of a year round
summer home. Days are filled with endless fun in the sun followed by
picturesque sunsets wrapped around cool summer nights. Enjoy all that
Upstate New York has to offer. Relax and unwind in our little piece
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Minimum Rental is six nights!
Property Details:
East Side of Cayuga Lake – perfect for sunsets.
100' - level lakefront – 200' from your door step to the water's
4' x 80' Roll-a-dock with 8' x 8' end platform. Water is approx. 4'
deep at the end of the dock.
1 acre of property – huge level yard, great for touch football,
soccer or volleyball games.
Bottom floor/walk out basement of a year round home.
1,400 square foot living area - completely renovated in May 2007.
Sleeps 4 – 6 people
Five minutes north of Union Springs on Route 90
15 minutes west of Auburn on Route 326
15 minutes north of Wells College on Route 90
58 minutes west of Syracuse
30 minutes southeast of the Waterloo NYS Thru-way Exit 39
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Bedrooms: (All mattresses and box springs purchase new in 2007)
Master Bedroom - 13' x 13' (169 sq. ft.) w/ large closet
Sleeps two w/full size bed, dresser and night stand
Second Bedroom 13' x 13' (169 sq. ft) w/ large closet
Sleeps two w/ twin beds and dresser
Kitchen – 9' x 11' (99 sq. ft.)
Electric Range
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Coffee Maker
Full Size refrigerator
Charcoal grill
Kitchen amenities including silver and flatware, etc.
Breakfast Area - 8' x 16' (128 sq. ft.)
Dinner Table w/ four chairs
Work desk w/ chair
Bathroom – 5' x 8' (40 sq. feet)
City water and sewer
Vanity with toilet
Large Great Room - 17' x 22.5' (400 sq. ft.)
27" television w/ Entertainment Center
Queen size sleeper sofa
Miscellaneous linens and bath towels for four included.
Laundry Room – 6' x 17' (102 sq. ft.)
Full Size Washer and Dryer
Iron w/ ironing board
City Water and Sewer
Cable television w/ wireless and wired high-speed internet access.
Fuel Oil boiler with radiant heat.
No air conditioning! Who needs a/c when you have a nice summer
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activities and attractions in Cayuga Lake Finger Lakes
Relax, unwind, and enjoy the summer. Your imagination is the limit.
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$1,000 per week – August and September - Saturday 3:00 p.m. to
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$500 deposit w/ signed rental agreement – balance due 30 days prior.
No refund if cancelled with 30 days of scheduled rental period.
Pets Allowed - $150 pet security deposit.
$300 cleaning/damage deposit – Renter must remove all trash and
debris thus leaving unit "broom" clean.
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Condo is not child-proof.
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New vintage shop teams up with Cotswold model (From Cotswold Journal)
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New vintage shop teams up with Cotswold model
11:00am Tuesday 29th January 2013 in News
A NEW Vale vintage shop has teamed up with Cotswold model Emily Carenza to showcase its goods just a few months after opening a shop in Evesham's High Street.
WTF Vintage was set up by Kate Palmer, who lives in Toddington, near Winchcombe, a few years back but moved into a store in Evesham's Vine Mews about three months ago.
Since then the business has gone from strength to strength.
Ms Palmer said: "I set up the business a few years ago but there was such a call for it I wanted to set up a shop. I really like the feel of Evesham.
"We now have a boutique on ASOS, which is really hard to get on. We also have drag queen and burlesque ranges.
"We are one of the main sponsors of the Celebrity Race Club this year with Jamie Lang from reality TV show Made in Chelsea. We are doing really well."
Ms Palmer recently teamed up with Miss Carenza, who modelled some of her clothing at a fashion show at the Halfway Inn in Kineton.
Miss Carenza, of Stanton near Broadway, added: "The fashion show was fantastic and the dresses were stunning.
"It was great fun walking for her show."
The keen horse rider also works for a campaign aiming to improve young people's body image.
"Models of Diversity is going really well," she said. "The campaign is good and I am going into my old school to chat about body image. Hopefully this will lead to me visiting other schools."
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|Arlo Guthrie was born July 10, 1947 in Coney Island, Brooklyn, NY with a guitar in one hand and a harmonica in the other. He has successfully foiled every opportunity to be somebody in the entertainment industry. He's done about 30 records, a few motion pictures, a TV series, a children's book, started a few recording and production companies and two not-for-profit foundations.
His most famous work is Alice's Restaurant, a talking blues song based on a true incident of his Vietnam War draft. Among his other career highlights, Arlo was made famous for his Top 40 Hit "The City of New Orleans," and "Coming into Los Angeles," which he sang at the legendary Woodstock music festival, and which featured prominently in both the Woodstock movie and multi-platinum soundtrack album.


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A former Art Deco State Bank turned into a Bar, The St. Kilda Branch has been transformed so that is an elegant, electric and retro bar & restaurant offering cheap eats, great food, fantastic drinks, and rocking Sunday sessions. As well as being one of St. Kilda's best bars, The St. Kilda Branch also has the unique feature of two distinct function rooms, perfect for all celebrations. Located in Barkly Street, just a step from famous Acland Street, The St. Kilda Branch is open until late nearly every day. The Branch showcases a variety of great local musicians Friday to sundays. The Branch also is open to new talents every Monday night at our open mic night.


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The Big East added Tulane to the mix for basketball, starting in 2014. Even with the addition of most of the original Conference USA programs, Mike Aresco's conference remains above the mid-major...
"I can't fault Maryland and Rutgers in this one... So if you're a financially strapped athletic department like Maryland and someone dangles the Big Ten Network cash register in front of you, you go. If you're a dying-to-win homecoming queen but are a destined-for-princess school like Rutgers and someone wants you (other than your crumbling league), you go. "
Blogging the Bracket's Chris Dobbertean looks at the Big East expansion and tries to sift through all of the various things that are yet to be resolved.
For basketball purposes, Houston, SMU, and UCF are poor replacements for Pitt, Syracuse, and West Virginia, but you and I know that's not what this is about. Boise State and San Diego State are set to come aboard for football only. The Aztecs are likely to join the Big West in other sports, which refreshingly makes geographic sense, even if such a move is a competitive step down. There's no word yet on where the Broncos would park their other sports. Air Force is also a possible addition, though they have the same conference issue as Boise. Navy, which has no such issues thanks to its place in the Patriot League, could also join. More info and analysis when things become official, as there are sure to be more dominoes falling. Be sure to check out Mountain West Connection's take on this too.
Well, well, well. I guess Luck won't get too much chance to play those power-houses of Air Force and Navy. Can't wait to hear what he has to say about this move, I'm sure he's devastated. Seriously though, it's a good move for WVU with the Big East still twiddling their thumbs. They will be one of the better basketball teams in the Big 12, but they might get knocked around in football more than they like. I'm glad we could give them an early dose of that on Friday.
How Involved Was ESPN In ACC Realignment And Expansion Into The Big East?
Chris Dobbertean of Blogging the Bracket thinks TCU's likely move to the Big 12 makes sense, even if it is likely to create further ripples nationally.
Hold everything folks. Oklahoma MAY put a stop to it. But, it all comes with Texas paying a price. If this happens, Louisville to a more stable Big 12?
And on the seventh day, the Atlantic Coast Conference's powers that be did not rest. Instead, they expanded their loop, making Pittsburgh and Syracuse the league's 13th and 14th members. This move...
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2012-2013 Write On Playwrights
Joe Buchek
Joe Buchek is a junior at Hall High School. He has never written a play before this one and hopes to learn from this workshop.
This play is about death, not the act, but the person, the Grim Reaper. Aside from his job, he is just as normal as you or me.
Abigail Kehoe
Abby Kehoe is a senior at Classical Magnet School in Hartford, where she is taking a playwriting class and slowly warming to this dialogue-heavy literary medium. Flash fiction, poetry, and novels are her usual forte, but she is hopeful that this opportunity will expand her writing repertoire and make her a better-rounded thespian. Abby is currently stage-managing Classical's production of Iphigenia 2.0 and preparing for National Novel Writing Month in November, where she will be attempting her first complete novel.
Two old friends struggle to break bad news to each other over a long-distance phone call. Tom, happily married, tries to save his ex-girlfriend Clara the pain of a second rejection; Clara, an E.R. nurse, must break the news of a terrible loss that will change Tom's life forever.
Jonas Shivers
Jonas Shivers is a Senior at Hall High School in West Hartford. Jonas has a large background in technical theater working on a lot shows throughout his 4 years at Hall including but not limited to; Moon over Buffalo, Romeo & Juliet, House of Blue Leaves, Our Town, Children's Hour, Cheaper by the Dozen, and Under a Better Sky. He likes to write short stories. Jonas also is an actor, musician, DJ, and a freestyle skier in the winter.
In this play, a man has to battle his memory as he tries to get to Maine in the public transportation system.
Alyssa Slotnick
Alyssa Slotnick is a senior at Lewis Mills High School in Burlington, CT. She has a love of both reading and writing, as well as an interest in photography. She is currently taking AP English at her high school as well as several other English classes. Throughout high school she has had an interest in writing short fiction, and though playwriting is a new genre for her, she is very excited to use Write On to its full potential in exploring and learning a new type of writing.
Disenchanted with her future prospects, a high school girl stumbles across a mysterious woman with a jar of fortunes and a valuable lesson.
Christopher Snow
Christopher Snow was born in Hartford, Ct and has always been interested in art, film and media direction and production, acting, fashion and interior design. He had the good idea of doing Write On because he sees it as good start in the art industry, starting with playwriting.
16- year-old native Riley Williams had a life any teenage boy or girl could want. The only thing getting in the way is his vain brother Dylan.
What is Write On?
Write On is Hartford Stage's Annual Young Playwrights' Competition and is open to all Connecticut residents in grades 9-12. From among these applicants, 5-6 are selected to participate in the program. Write On playwrights have the unique opportunity to sit in on rehearsals and readings at Hartford Stage's Brand: NEW Festival of New Work in order to learn about the professional play development process first-hand. The Brand: NEW experience is at the core of Write On, and provides the young playwrights with valuable knowledge that supports their work in intensive writing workshops taught by a professional playwright. The program culminates in the spring with readings of the ten-minute plays the young playwrights will develop in the workshops.
Need Inspiration?
Try picking up a newspaper, logging on to a news organization's website, or looking through a magazine.
- What people, places, and events grab your attention?
- What stories do the photos and advertisements tell?
- Who are the characters? Is there anyone or anything that piques your interest?
- If you see something that speaks to you, consider the reason why. How does it connect to you and your life?
Ask yourself these questions when drafting your idea:
- What am I trying to say with this play?
- What do I want the audience to know, understand, or wonder?
- Does my idea contain a clear conflict?
- Can I explore this topic in a 10-minute format?