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CATEGORIES DVDsThere's evil in the air this week -- metaphorically and literally. In Michael Haneke's award-winning 'The White Ribbon,' a German village is plagued by a series of horrific events that spring from the repressed lives of the town's children. In 'The Crazies,' a mysterious toxin enters a small town's water supply, turning the people into bloodthirsty killers. And in 'Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief,' the children of the gods of Mount Olympis must battle a host of villains to prevent an all-out war between Zeus and Poseidon. Read on. 'The White Ribbon'
What It's About: On the eve of World War I, strange accidents, beatings and deaths plague a small Protestant village in Northern Germany. At first there seems to be no connection between the incidents, but as the story unfolds it becomes apparent that the children and teenagers of the town -- abused and suppressed by their elders -- have decided to take the sins of their fathers and magnify them out of proportion into a punishment ritual that adheres to no moral or religious code.
It's Kinda Like: 'Village of the Damned' meets Werner Herzog
What We Say: Director Michael Haneke paints a harrowing portrait of a world gone askew, keying in on the horror that roils beneath the bucolic German countryside in the first decade of the 20th century. He focuses in on the hatreds, envies, perversions and evil that populate this small town, making it stand in for the greater evil that evolved into fascism and plunged the world into darkness. A gripping, involving film. | Rotten Tomatoes Reviews
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What It's About: Something strange is happening in the picture-perfect Midwestern town of Ogden Marsh. When a mysterious toxin accidentally enters the water supply, one by one the townspeople fall victim to an uncontrollable urge for sadistic violence and horrific bloodshed. In an attempt to contain the epidemic, the military steps in, using deadly force to close off access into and out of town, but also abandoning the few healthy citizens to the escalating carnage.
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What It's About: Based on the popular book series by Rick Riordan, the film follows a modern teenage boy who not only discovers that the Greek gods of Mount Olympus really exist, but that he's the son of Poseidon, god of the oceans. It turns out that Zeus' lightning bolt has been stolen, and Percy is the prime suspect, forcing him to embark on a wild adventure to catch the real lightning thief and prevent an all-out war among the gods.
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My one concern is around the connection of the heel block to the sole. On the inside edge of the heel block (towards to toe of the boot), if you pull down with some force, you can see a hairline separation between the heel and sole. Without pulling on it, no separation is visible. This is the case on both shoes. I'm almost positive I noticed the same thing on the Iron Ranger (same cork nitrile sole) when I tried it on in the Red Wing store. So I'm wondering if this is a normal reality of that type of sole or if that's a defect. It doesn't feel loose at all, but I'm wondering if moisture, etc could get in there and cause problems. It seems like a layer of glue would resolve it, but maybe that type of sole doesn't glue/adhere well to itself in that type of rubber-on-rubber seam? Would love to hear if anyone else has noticed this and whether it's a problem or not?
Also I'm thinking about replacing the removable insoles. Anyone have any recommendations for a leather-topped (I like the feel of a patina leather insole), breathable boot insole?
I have both versions of the Katahdin Iron Works boots and both have exactly the same thing with the heel. I noticed it when I first bought them and was a little concerned but since these are from LL Bean I decided not to do anything about it. LL Beans' customer service is great and they'll stand behind their products, no questions asked. I'm actually wearing the cordovan version at work today and just noticed that the small crack is even visible on one boot without pulling but I haven't had any problems so far. I've also got a similar boot made by Thorogood with a cork sole. I remember checking them when I noticed this on the Katahdin's and they have the same thing.
On the plain toe boot I replaced the insole with a Superfeet insole and really like them. I'm using the orange version. Superfeet has lots of different styles for different needs. They have a couple of merino wool versions that are supposed to be very comfortable and breathable but I haven't tried them.
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@Ironist @matthewh I had my co-worker look at his brand new wolverine 1k and a similar hairline crack shows up if you pull down a bit. Maybe this is just how heel blocks are attached in general? ie. they only use nails/tacks and dont put glue between the sole and heel block? Seems odd but I don't know much about shoemaking.
Thanks for your information -- good to know it's not an isolated thing.
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So just how good is ok beans warranty on these? I am intrigued by the cordovan color boots but I am concerned with how they are going to crease. Could I wear them indoors for a little while, see how the toes crease and then possibly return them? Or would that be a jerk move?
Don't be an asshole and abuse their return policy.
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As of next Friday I will become a member of the katahdin iron works family, yes!
I'm so exited !.
After gone through a few pages here I've seen that a lot of guys use the obenauf's conditioner to treat their boots.
Has anyone used Dr Martens wonder balsam?
I don't plan on working my boots, they're more for daily and styling purpose.

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On the last night of Lauren Giddings life, perhaps while she slept, her killer was on the prowl.
With duct tape, Stephen McDaniel lashed a video camera to a 6-foot-long wooden stick and, standing beneath her second-floor apartment, peered in a living room window.
Several videos recorded between about 9 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. lent him peeks through the blinds at her front door and the burglar bar bracing it.
Prosecutors allege that McDaniel had been in the apartment before and had stolen a flash drive belonging to Giddings that contained hundreds of personal photos.
He was obsessed with Giddings, his next-door neighbor at Barristers Hall apartments on Georgia Avenue, across the street from Mercer Universitys law school where they had been classmates. McDaniel, 28, and Giddings had graduated a month and a half earlier. Now the 27-year-old blonde was about to move away.
And in the final hours of her life, he was spying on her.
About 4:30 a.m. on Sunday, June 26, 2011, a masked McDaniel used a master key to slip into Giddings apartment while she slept. He had researched methods of defeating Giddings burglar bar.
After a tussle, he strangled Giddings, clenching his hands around her throat for as long as 15 minutes, until she stopped moving.
Chilling details of a crime that gripped Macon and the region emerged Monday after McDaniel, in a surprise to all but those close to the case, pleaded guilty.
Last week, after learning of the FBIs scouring of his camera and finding the deleted surveillance video, McDaniel agreed to a deal.
Franklin J. Hogue, one of his lawyers, described the evidence as the last straw. McDaniel had been considering a plea since potentially damning evidence of his Internet browsing came to light in recent months.
As part of a plea deal, McDaniel penned a one-page confession describing Giddings last hours and how he dismembered her body. In exchange, he was sentenced to life in prison.
He will first be eligible to request parole in 2041, but District Attorney David Cooke said, I fully expect Stephen McDaniel will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Stephen? Please stop.
The night he killed, McDaniel wore gloves and a mask.
After creeping into Giddings apartment, he watched her sleep.
The floor creaked and Giddings sat up in bed.
She saw me, and said, very calmly, Get the f--- out, McDaniel wrote in his confession chronicling Giddings slaying and his disposal of her remains.
I leaped across the bed onto her and grabbed her around the throat. We tumbled out of the bed to the floor and in her struggle to get away, she moved her legs and her lower body under her bed, preventing her from getting away or kicking me, he wrote.
As they wrestled, Giddings pulled the mask from McDaniels face and said, Stephen? Please stop.
After Giddings stopped moving, I dragged her into the bathroom and placed her in the bathtub, he wrote.
He returned home and spent much of the day on his computer.
That Sunday night, McDaniel returned and dismembered her using a hacksaw, he wrote.
I removed her limbs and head, wrapped them in several black trash bags, separately, and discarded them in the Mercer law school dumpster, he wrote.
He cut up the mask he had worn, along with his gloves and his shirt. He flushed them down his toilet.
McDaniel wrote that he put Giddings torso in the apartment complex trash can just before daylight on June 28, about two days before it was found.
During Mondays hearing in Bibb County Superior Court, Cooke said an autopsy ruled Giddings death was due to unknown homicidal violence. No signs of sexual assault were detected, he said.
McDaniel, in his statement, also denied performing a sex act on Giddings.
She was wearing the pink running shorts when she died and I never removed them, he wrote. They were found on her torso just as I had left them.
McDaniels statement also describes what he did in the days after the slaying.
He said he rarely slept, but used his computer extensively. Although he skipped a bar-exam preparation class on June 27, he went to class June 28 and June 29.
Having joined a group of friends and classmates who searched for the then-missing Giddings on the night of June 29, 2011, McDaniel wrote that he was in a dream-like delusional state in which he believed Giddings was still alive.
In my eyes, you are the devil
Giddings parents first learned of ongoing plea negotiations last Thursday, the eve of what would have been their daughters 30th birthday. After Mondays hearing, the Giddingses, along with two dozen or so friends and family members, had a noon-hour picnic in Macons Washington Park. There is a memorial bench for her there.
Billy Giddings said he believes about a third of McDaniels account of his daughters slaying.
Hes had a long time to put it together. Thats about as good as he could get it, and thats pretty horrible, Giddings, 58, said.
Karen Giddings, Laurens mother, didnt see how McDaniel could have subdued her daughter.
In court Monday morning, Billy Giddings stood at his wifes side, holding her at the waist, as she read a statement to the judge.
She began by quoting the Bible and described her daughter as the light of our life.
Karen Giddings, 53, said her loved ones are scarred forever by the sheer, exquisite pain of missing her.
Although she has prayed for McDaniel and his family, she said it is hard to comprehend how one person could inflict such agony. We have lived going on three years now an unimaginable nightmare wondering what kind of horror our daughter endured, she said.
As she spoke there were sobs in the courtroom, which was almost filled with Giddings supporters, investigators, judges and other observers. McDaniels parents were not there.
Karen Giddings said children in her family have been robbed of their innocence, burdened at such a young age with whispers of evil doing only seen in horror flicks.
Billy Giddings later said it was hard being near his daughters killer in the courtroom.
We just dont want him in our thoughts anymore. ... I hope he lives a long life in the worst possible way, he said.
His wife added, I really just cant stand to look at him.
Friends of Lauren Giddings since childhood in her native Maryland, Katie OHare and Lori Supsic, also addressed the court about McDaniel. Supsic said, He has caused more pain than I am even sure he could have imagined.
Choking back tears, OHare said, In my eyes, you are the devil.
A broken, beaten, pitiful man
In his confession, McDaniel described himself as divided in mind, unable to account for how I could have committed these horrible acts and, at the same time, also be able to carry on daily routines. He went on, Its difficult for me to explain why I killed Lauren and attempted to conceal my deed the way I did. ... I know that it was very wrong; I am not delusional or without all morals or decency.
McDaniel said, Something in my makeup my psychology, my neuropathy (sic), my own particular pathology, perhaps must explain it. He expressed remorse, saying he grieves Giddings daily, but doesnt expect forgiveness from her family.
There is no way I can ever deserve it, he said. If I could take back what happened, I would.
Floyd Buford, one of McDaniels lawyers, said McDaniel was nervous and somewhat emotional during Mondays hearing.
He has cried on occasion at the Bibb County jail where hes been housed since his arrest on July 1, 2011.
Buford said McDaniel who was a lawyer except for passing the bar exam worked several hours a day on his own defense, bringing up issues that he and Hogue considered.
If this hadnt happened, I think he would have been a fine lawyer, Buford said.
After hearing that the prosecution knew about McDaniels peering into Giddings window with a video camera, McDaniel decided to plead guilty.
McDaniel, Buford and Hogue met with McDaniels parents Saturday afternoon so that McDaniel could tell his folks he wasnt going to trial. It was a very moving, but private meeting, Hogue said.
He described Mark and Glenda McDaniel as good people who are confused like anyone would be how their child could do such a thing.
The McDaniels asked their son if he wanted them to travel from their home in Lilburn for court Monday.
He replied no, to try to shield his family from media questioning, Hogue said.
As part of McDaniels plea deal, prosecutors dropped the sexual exploitation of children and burglary charges against him.
The federal wrongful death lawsuit Giddings family filed against McDaniel also is expected to be settled this week.
McDaniel will admit fault and responsibility for Giddings death, but there wont be a hearing or trial to determine monetary damages.
If McDaniel is ever paroled, the Giddingses will have an opportunity to have a hearing, Buford said.
McDaniel didnt speak on his own behalf during Mondays hearing.
While Giddings loved ones talked of her and spoke of his crime, he sat still.
In the stone-gray suit he has worn to court for nearly three years, McDaniel gazed down at the defense table, at a legal pad and a pitcher of ice water.
His face was blank, empty, pale. He was the picture of meekness as his victims mother declared him a monster.
Today, the district attorney said later, he was a broken, beaten, pitiful man.
When it came time for sentencing, Judge Howard Simms told McDaniel that he couldnt fathom the reasons behind his violence. Frankly, the judge said, he didnt want to know.
Because if I ever found out, Im afraid I wouldnt forget, Simms said. I dont want that running around in my head.
Simms went on to say that in all his years as a prosecutor and judge, he had seen and heard literally thousands of criminal defendants. And in all of that time there are only two that I would describe as being truly evil. ... Having sat and watched you for these last few months and looked into your eyes, you make number three.
To contact writer Amy Leigh Womack, call 744-4398. To contact writer Joe Kovac Jr., call 744-4397.


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HI Experts,
I am trying to change the Position Description (Ex: Software Engineer to Software Consultant) but the new Position Description is not reflecting in IT0001.
Pls let me know your thoughts
In Table T77S0,
IS PLOGI PRELU set to blank?
Is PLOGI SPLIT set to X?
Have you tried running RHINTE30 and checked if ti is updating then?
Please try to change the position description in the change mode without delimiting the record
Change the description then come out from the employee no. then go again to this employee no. it will reflect the new one.
Check the Switch PLOGI SPLIT in V_T77s0
Edited by: sushil7666kumar on Feb 25, 2012 7:28 AM
Try changing description in PP01 transaction and then running integration report and also verify if you are using correct position and date to make changes.
Also verify if PLOGI switches like ORGA is activated before integration reports are run.
I hope by maintaining the integration table T77S0, these can be managed:-
PLOGI SPLIT Integration: New IT 0001 record at name change
PLOGI PRELUIntegration:Integration: PA update online or batch, you can use RHINTE 30 .
PLOGI TEXTC Integration: transfer short text of job
PLOGI TEXTO Integration: transfer short text of org.unit
PLOGITEXTS Integration: transfer short text of position
Hope this solves your issue.
Go to PO13, select the position and click on change for change of description.
After which run relevant RHINTE reports.
Check the integrations.
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This fabulous corner lot is located in the Belleau Woods subdivision in Humble, Harris County. It is just 3 miles north of FM 1960 and about 4 miles from 59 north. It is about 10 minutes east of Bush Intercontinental Airport. It is actually made of two lots but is sold as one. The dimensions of the lot is approximately 170'x168.76' or about 28690 square feet. The subdivision also includes a beautiful lake. The first 2 pictures are of the lot and the rest of them are from the area. This lot is also ...
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This magnificent lot has no restrictions and does have water from Fort Bend County. The size of the lot is 50'x310' . Currently the access roads are closed and the lot not accessible. There are plans to connect FM 521 straight to Chimney Rock. This lot, right now is for investment purposes only. Directions: From Galleria take South Loop West and exit FM 521. Make a right and go about 7-8 miles. The lot is about 1500 feet from the intersection of Broadway and FM 521 or the right. The lot actually ...
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I have 5.825 acres in the private neighborhood of Oak Hill Estates @6100 Anthonia Ln. just off of Settygast Ranch Rd./FM 723. The property is at the end of this gated community, very private and ready for your dream home. Large oak trees, next to 1.5 acre pond, already cleared with pad site done. Horses welcome. Call Gregg@ 713-371-8060.
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What if I can only afford one 600 right now?
You could get the 600 now and a long ETTL cord to move it off camera.
What if I can only afford one 600 right now?
Are you using on-camera flashes that do TTL or a strobe system that can be controlled remotely? Yes, you need one PW device for each strobe you want to fire, unless you're plugging the PW into a pack. Basically there are 2 types of PocketWizard systems:
PlusII/PlusIII/PlusX/MultiMax - these are basic 'fire' commands to a strobe. You get to adjust each strobe independently of each other, but this can be a pain. The MultiMax can be setup in zones, and you can turn on and off each zone from the master. These are best as transceivers, as you can use 1 on camera, and 3 on strobes, or 2 different cameras each controlling their own strobes (if you set them to different channels).
FlexTT/MiniTT - these have transmitter only and transceiver models, and are designed for situations where you're controlling power manually or via eTTL. The times I've played with them, the MiniTT1 was more of a pain than it's worth, and it was just better to work with all TT5's. Now the key thing to remember is the AC3 accessory needs a TT1 or TT5 to sit in (this confused me until I played with it).
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This is more confusing than I thought it would be.
So if I get 2 600 flashes, I can use one to trigger the other? Even if they're both off camera???
The reason we're saying to not purchase the PocketWizards is that if you went the cheapest method possible - a MiniTT1 and a FlexTT5, to add a second 600ex-RT would require yet another FlexTT5. Where as if you purchased a ST-E3-RT or an additional 600ex-RT, you would save the cost of the PocketWizards, plus the overhead of added, unnecessary gear.


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SALISBURY, Md. - Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a strong armed robbery. Salisbury Police say that they arrested a 16-year-old male, who was reportedly involved in a assault and robbery that happened Wednesday on Smith Street and South Boulevard.
He is charged with robbery, 2nd degree assault, and theft less than $1,000. The juvenile was released to Lower Eastern Shore Children's Center.
Police are still looking for 4 more suspects believed to be black males, between 18 and 23-years-old, thin build, wearing dark colored hooded sweatshirts. If you have any information about this incident contact Salisbury Police at 410-548-3165 or Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776.


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---- — INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A man gunned down an Indianapolis police officer early Friday after the officer forced his way into an apartment where a woman was screaming for help, authorities said.
The man who killed Officer Rod Bradway died following an exchange of gunfire, police Lt. Christopher Bailey said.
According to Bailey, Bradway and at least one other officer went about 2 a.m. to the apartment complex on the city's northwest side after someone called 911 to report a disturbance there.
"When he arrived to the apartment door, he heard a woman scream for help inside the apartment," Bailey said.
Bradway forced his way inside and was shot and wounded by the gunman, who also died after an exchange of shots with officers, Bailey said. He said investigators were working to confirm the gunman's identity and the circumstances surrounding his death.
Bradway was taken to Wishard Memorial Hospital, where he died a short time later. Police said the woman wasn't hurt.
Bradway, 41, was a five-year veteran of the force, the department said. He was married with a teenage son and daughter and was a native of the northern Indiana town of Nappanee.
Police Chief Rick Hite asked the public to pray for Bradway's family.
"He entered an apartment to save the life of a woman who was being assaulted and in turn gave his life," Hite told reporters outside the hospital. "Blessed are the peacemakers."
The department said Bradway was a highly decorated officer who had received its Medal of Bravery.
A few dozen police squad cars escorted a vehicle carrying Bradway's body as it left the hospital about 6 a.m. on its way to the coroner's office.
Bradway is the first Indianapolis police officer killed in the line of duty since Officer David Moore was shot during a traffic stop on the morning of Jan. 23, 2011. Moore, the son of two police officers, died three days later.


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The Placer County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to proclaim April to be "Child Abuse Prevention Month" throughout the county.
The proclamation approved by the board urges citizens to join with the county's Child Abuse Prevention Council at KidsFirst, Inc. in activities next month aimed at promoting awareness of effective ways to prevent child abuse. KidsFirst has worked for more than 24 years to raise community awareness while helping thousands of families resolve situations that threaten the safety and well-being of children.
KidsFirst CEO Lisa Velarde and Board of Supervisors Chairman Jim Holmes are holding a proclamation approved by the Board Tuesday proclaiming April to be "Child Abuse Prevention Month" in Placer County.
"Thanks for all your good work," added board Chairman Jim Holmes.
During the meeting, board members also received an update on programs offered by the Placer County Children's System of Care (CSOC) and partner agencies that seek to prevent child abuse and treat victims quickly and effectively.
The Children's System of Care is working with partners such as KidsFirst and Family Resource Centers at the local level to prevent abuse through parent education, early intervention and other programs.
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During the update, Children's System of Care Director Richard Knecht told board members that his teams are working locally with community-based partners and regionally with other counties on emerging approaches for providing timely, effective treatment to the youngest victims of severe abuse.
Recent research has documented how early trauma influences the later well-being and health of victims. In a report to the board, Knecht emphasized that severe child abuse may often play a role in the development of later mental illness and social or behavioral problems.
"The more acute stress a child is exposed to, the more likely it is that he or she will have difficulty with social and emotional functioning in childhood, exhibit cognitive problems, fail in school and have high levels of mental health and substance abuse challenges as an adult," he explained. He noted that untreated trauma can contribute to chronic health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer and lung disease.
Knecht reported that on Feb. 8, Placer County hosted 17 other Northern California counties participating in a day-long symposium focused on possible development of a regional approach for treating victims of early, severe trauma. "Among many exciting opportunities discussed was working with private-sector partners to create a regional treatment center for young trauma victims," he explained.
He also noted that more than 400 people attended a Feb. 22 symposium that raised awareness of one form of abuse: the trafficking and selling of young people for sex. The symposium was sponsored by Courage House Inc. and hosted by William Jessup University in Rocklin.
The number of child abuse cases reported in Placer County has been steady in recent years, but CSOC and other agencies are seeing more families impacted by substance abuse and have witnessed a small increase in cases of domestic violence, which is a form of child abuse when it occurs around children.
Placer County fields approximately 4,200 calls for suspected abuse or neglect annually. CSOC provides intervention, support, treatment and placement services to children and families who are at risk of, or who have been abused.
Placer County, KidsFirst and other partner organizations provide prevention and support services to more than 12,000 Placer parents and other caregivers each year.
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The NC State Wolfpack will take on the Louisville Cardinals in the 2011 Belk Bowl in Charlotte, North Carolina. NC State looked like they would be dead in the water in the early parts of the 2011 season, after start 2-3 in the first five games. The Wolfpack were able to rally back a bit however and become bowl eligible.
NC State head coach Tom O'Brien is proud of his team and their ability to not give up on the season. "It speaks to the character of the kids," O'Brien said in press conference Tuesday in Charlotte. "If you go back to one of our famous basketball coaches whose mantra was to 'never, ever give up.' They kept hanging in there and kept firing away."
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Successfully concluding their first year of operation as the themed architectural and fiber-optic system design firm Simply By Others LLC (Simply By Others) principal designers David LaVigna and Ellen Lampros have announced a number of a number of new developments.
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On the project front, design work is nearly complete on Strike Long Island, the third facility Simply By Others has designed for Strike Holdings. Strike Long Island will join sister facilities Bowlmor Lanes in Manhattan and Strike Bethesda in Maryland as specialized entertainment environments in the Northeast.
Strike Long Island is a 55,000-sq.-ft. facility that houses an electric racetrack, VIP lounge, sushi bar, 36 bowling lanes, and three bars. Simply By Others designed a lighting system that offers a modern alternative to traditional bowling alley lighting, using entertainment fixtures such as High End Systems ColorPro units as well as that company's new C16 architectural luminaires with color-changing and both spot/wash options. Supported by ET Capio dimming, the entire system is controlled from Entertainment Technology's Horizon Playback Gold and Crestron touch screens. David LaVigna designed the system to provide remote access to programming functions via a high-speed Internet connection. The cueing was pre-programmed at Prelite NY on a WYSIWYG system. This optimized onsite programming time and assured there were no surprises.
Other fall projects for Simply By Others included the lighting for the GQ Lounge, a special event GQ Magazine hosted at the Pressure Lounge in Manhattan (above Bowl-Mor Lanes) during the month of September. Featuring a number of interactive demonstrations of sponsoring companies representing the latest in fashion, entertainment and so forth, the GQ Lounge was open to the public during at certain times and was also used for sponsored special events by supporting sponsors. The lighting package was provided by New York's Big Apple Lights.
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KUSA - Magpul Industries, a Colorado gun accessories manufacturer who vowed to leave the state because of a new gun control law, announced Thursday it is relocating to Wyoming and Texas.
The company says it is relocating all the manufacturing, distribution and shipping operations to Cheyenne, Wyo. Its corporate headquarters will be located in Texas.
"Magpul made the decision to relocate in March 2013 and has proceeded on an aggressive but deliberate path, " Doug Smith, chief operating officer for Magpul Industries, said in a statement. "These dual moves will be carried out in a manner that ensures our operations and supply chain will not be interrupted and our loyal customers will not be affected."
The relocation efforts began following the enactment of new legislation, including House Bill 1224, which bans ammunition magazines of more than 15 rounds, and any other magazine that can be easily converted into the larger size.
"Moving operations to states that support our culture of individual liberties and personal responsibility is important," Richard Fitzpatrick, chief executive officer for Magpul Industries said.
Magpul is a privately held company and not required to publicly release annual revenue figures. However, Magpul spokesperson Duane Liptak has said the company is valued "just south of a half a billion dollars."
Magpul says it plans on transitioning 92 percent of its current workforce outside of Colorado within 12 to 16 months. It will maintain only limited operations in Colorado.
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I cannot honestly say that I have "a dream or some great ambition". I actually have too many dreams to focus my efforts on one thing. In the past few months alone, I have persuaded myself that learning Mandarin would be an interesting pursuit worthy of my time. Uncharacteristically I've also decided that I can get good at hip-hop dancing. I've started swimming again and going to the gym, where I am able to practice some of my dancing and workout in solitude. The people in the gym keep saying "OOOHHHH, Michael Jackson" (I'm nowhere near that level yet, so it's probably a big joke).
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Regarding the topic of further education, I am undecided. I know that I want to learn more, but taking a Master's degree requires one to have a burning interest in a particular subject. I know that I can always try to get a job in London and work hard at both my career and education at the same time (part time Masters route), but perhaps I should just do a full time masters and concentrate on trying to get a distinction. Well, I suppose this was a bit boring to read because it was entirely egocentric, but I am in an egotistical frame of mine…


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3.5/5 rDev +13.6%
06-26-2014 14:37:28 | More by jaimenavarrog
2.75/5 rDev -10.7%
05-14-2014 11:28:08 | More by JohnParadee
3/5 rDev -2.6%
04-11-2014 19:13:09 | More by Lgarciaosuna
3.54/5 rDev +14.9%
Reviewed from notes. Poured from bomber into a Cigar City pint glass.
A: Light copper, slight haze, with a small white head and good visible carbonation.
S: Cracker and pilsner malts, fruit-forward yeast esters that almost smell Belgian (apples, bananas and clove).
T: Follows the nose very closely. Malt forward up front - more toasted biscuit malt, less pilsner character. Then Belgian fruity yeastiness (mostly apple, clove, maybe a bit of cherry). Then just a touch of grassy hop bitterness at the swallow.
M: Medium body, carbonation sensation on the low side. The alcohol is more noticeable than usual for a maibock.
O: I don't think this is a very good example of style. However, it's certainly not offensive and stays pretty drinkable. Just taken for what the beer happens to be, it's not half bad.
11-17-2013 21:20:30 | More by macrosmatic
3/5 rDev -2.6%
11-04-2013 00:59:30 | More by hopkrid
1/5 rDev -67.5%
07-16-2012 19:36:40 | More by JOGChelero
2.5/5 rDev -18.8%
02-19-2012 01:19:03 | More by xnapshot
4/5 rDev +29.9%
12-20-2011 20:35:52 | More by davidtarantino
4/5 rDev +29.9%
12-07-2011 23:31:50 | More by spatendan
1.45/5 rDev -52.9%
Poured out a dark gold. OK looking. Smelled like booze and reminded me of malt liquor. Surprised this is 100% malt. Taste was yucky. Just like that. This tastes like malt liquor. Reminds me of Andygator but worse. Mouthfeel is nothing to write home about. Just not feeling this.
This is Mexico's Andygator. Stay away. I normally like Tijuana's beers, but this is not for me.
11-20-2011 05:36:37 | More by goochpunch
3.33/5 rDev +8.1%
Little aroma was noticed.
Nice dark amber color with a light tan head. Nice crisp beer.
A little bitterness with a medium roasted malt flavor.
A good bit of carbonation with a pretty good body.
The 7.5 abv isn't very noticable.
Over all a pretty decent beer.
10-21-2011 00:20:59 | More by Jayman931
3.45/5 rDev +12%
A - Brownish red clear color, nice tan head and plenty of lace.
S - Not much. Thin subtle breadiness and hint of hops.
T - Light bready malt, slight hop to balance.
M - Med-light body, good carb and balance.
D - Nice beer to enjoy at Petco Park watching a Padres game!
09-27-2011 05:56:20 | More by srandycarter
Ontario (Canada)
3.7/5 rDev +20.1%
Although not necessarily the best helles bock the world has ever seen, an absolutely excellent beer to find in macro-centric, flavour-averse Mexico! Gives me hope for the future of Mexican artisanal brewing.
Clear amber with orange highlights, decent carbonation and off-white head. Sweet, single dimensional aroma followed by a much more impressive, multi-layered taste. It's a treat to enjoy caramelized, roasted malts without any corn or other adjuncts!
The 7.5% ABV means this isn't a session beer, but the alcohol warmth morphs nicely into a pleasantly lingering, bitter finish.
Overall a very pleasant surprise and a beer I'd definitely recommend others try.
05-29-2011 22:23:55 | More by hopsolutely
3.48/5 rDev +13%
A: pale red-brown color, alittle bit paler than expected according to the style, completely traslucent, consistent carbonatation, generates a foamy, no white, 2 finger head, with good retention
S: some caramel notes and dark fruits,
T: incredible but there are not sweet notes at all, in fact there is a nice bitter after taste, some bready and buiscuit notes, light to medium body, the alcohol presence is not noticed
Not the best bock, but if you find it give it a try!
02-08-2011 23:46:07 | More by treque
3.48/5 rDev +13%
A: Dark amber color, almost red with a lot of brightness, a little head that dissipates some how fast, leaving behind no traces on the glass ant a very thin layer over the liquid.
S: Full caramel like aroma, it is really pleasant, a little of tasted malty, some alcohol can be sensed witch should be.
T: Good flavor, not to hard as expected really barley with really faint herbs flavors I cannot identify.
M: A little dry at the end, with a little sweet and alcohol at the beginning, its lasting is good it remains in your throat a little while.
I really enjoy this doppelbock, if you can give it a try.
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A drunk driver has been jailed for six years after killing two of his friends in a car crash in Devon. 22 year old Jason Huxtable had already admitted causing the deaths of two of his passengers by careless driving while over the legal alcohol limit.
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A major tax credit could help lure businesses to the Reading area, officials said.
The Community First Fund says the credit will be used to help revitalize the city because it's an incentive for developers who are thinking big.
"It will allow us to do projects in the $5 million plus range, projects like the Lincoln, other charter schools, supermarkets, federally qualified health centers and general economic development projects," said Daniel Betancourt, Community First Fund.
The Community First Fund said it has made more than 1,100 loans since it was founded in 1992.
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Imaging Network Group (INg) member companies are made up of some of the most visible and successful mid-sized, high volume print and electronic service bureaus, direct mail, and integrated marketing companies. The association offers the opportunity to interface with executive industry peers across the globe. In doing so, you will tap into a network of experience and information wherein members discuss the key business and technical issues facing their companies and share best business practices. Developing connections with other successful service bureaus offers the ultimate resource throughout the year. Members find their relationships with other INg members invaluable.
INg also has some of the biggest name vendor partners, affording one-on-one contact with senior level executives. Getting up close and personal with these vendors confers a distinct competitive advantage.
INg has 31 member companies including some of the highest profile vendor partners such as Xerox (Booth 1200), Oce (Booth 400), Ricoh (Booth 2600), Solimar Systems (Booth 227), Satori Software (Booth 4819), Uluro (Booth 4407), Riso (Booth 1653), Pitney Bowes (Booth 1238), Bell and Howell (Booth 2610), GMC Software Technology (Booth 551), and Doculynx.
At its Fall Workshop held at the Chicago Fairmont on Saturday, October 6th, INg had presenters and discussion around timely topics such as:
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"White Paper In...Relevant Color Out" a Panel of INg Vendor Partners to discuss best practices and case studies, moderated by JP Thomas, CEO, Allison Payment Systems.
Keynote Speaker Peter Muir, President, Bizucate on "6 Focus Areas of a Profitable Business: Strategy, Service Offering, Marketing, Sales, Workflow and Finance".
"Swimming in a Sea of Information…Offering the best eServices Solutions to your Customers," an open forum discussion of a members' only survey on e-presentment and e-payment solutions moderated by Patrick Maurer, President, Apex Print Technologies.
"Integrated Marketing Solutions" presented by one of our member companies, Dave Henkel, CEO, Johnson & Quin.
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Firefighters in Albany are working hard to make sure they're prepared to save lives. Albany firefighters are always on the go. When they're not fighting fires or responding to calls, they're practicing and going through rigorous drills to ensure they're ready to handle whatever comes their way.
"In 19 years, we've done it many times," said Albany firefighter Joey Thompson. Thompson has been through hundreds of hours of training exercises throughout his 19 year career. "I would hope practice makes perfect but nothing can prepare you for the real thing, I've been there when he doesn't make it and he's laying at your feet and there is nothing that you can do," said Thompson.
On Monday, the focus was performing search and rescues. Firefighters had to blindly find a victim trapped somewhere inside of a smoke filled building. It is a scenario that a firefighter could be placed in at any moment. In fact, every call they respond to they must first perform a search in case someone is trapped.
"It takes time to condition yourself for it, every structure fire is not the same, every stove fire is not the same and every car wreck is not the same," said Thompson. Those years of training help firefighters gain more confidence in approaching these scenarios.
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Nov. 18. The bake sale includes homemade goods and baked goods: cookies, bars, cupcakes, pies, breads, etc. Emily's items for sale are T-shirts, bracelets, and Can Koozies; Cowgirl Tuff clothing sample sale, and a light breakfast of coffee, juice and rolls served with free-will donations accepted.
All proceeds will go to the Emily Sieben benefit, come help support Emily. If you don't have time to bake for the holidays, this is the way to go.
Bake sale items and donations can be dropped off at Assumption Catholic Church basement, before or after mass Saturdays and Sundays, or Shorty's Bar in Watkins on Saturday, Nov. 17.
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The rumors were swirling around the Internets like wildfire for days leading up to the much-anticipated Cinco de Mayo showdown between Floyd Mayweather and Miguel Cotto. Would Justin Bieber be in Mayweather's entourage? Wouldn't he? Why would he in the first place? Mayweather is known as being one of the athletes with the most "street cred," but with Bieber in tow, would that be threatened?
That last point remains to be seen, but, along with 50 Cent, who was by Money's side when he took on Victor Ortiz last year, Bieber was there in all his moussed-hair splendor. Picture via @jose3030:
Holding not one, but two of Mayweather's belts, Bieber was there and featured prominently, alongside 50 Cent. WWE star Triple H joined the duo later in the walk to the ring.
The only question that remains: if Manny Pacquiao-Mayweather happens, who gets added to the entourage? At this point, the only step is the resurrected corpse of Elvis Presley. Or Tupac's hologram. Or the Dalai Lama.
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CATEGORIES Horror, Casting, Scripts, CinematicalAshley Greene's cinematic path hasn't been gradual. It all started with a couple one-ep stints on a few shows, a gig on a quickly vaporized show called Desire, time as a McDonald's customer in King of California, an uncredited moment on Shark, and playing Kim #4 in Otis. Then everything changed. She put on the superstylish clothes, added a pixie hop to her step, and starting divining the future on the Twilight series. Now she's got a handful of movies under her belt, and is circling her next starring gig.
Risky Biz Blog reports that Greene is looking into the ghostly side of supernatural life. The actress is in talks to star in The Apparition, Dark Castle's latest supernatural horror that will, most likely, wrench her out of sparkles and overprotective families. Written and to be directed by Todd Lincoln, the story focuses on a couple in college who are haunted by a "supernatural presence" they let out during a college experiment.
Supposedly, this is inspired by true events. Methinks true events in the same world where Blair Witch flies free, unless it isn't incantations that unleashes ghosts, but rather beakers of creepy substances. Or, they mean college experiment as in guy and girl make a witchy circle on their dorm floor and start doing spells all willy nilly. Whatever the case, the film hits production in February of next year.


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GARRETT GOMEZ, MORE CHOCOLATE, WINNER: "I just let her relax and wasn't in a hurry with her. She was relaxed going into the first turn then jumped up in the bridle on me; I didn't want to get into a wrestling match with her so I let her be. She settled into a good rhythm going down the backside. I haven't had a horse turn for home like she did for me in a long time. She was looking around and in a high cruise control. Being her first time on dirt, my main concern was that when I told her to go she could get a hold of the track and was able to do what I was asking of her."
(In response to if he and Martin Pedroza, on Willa B Awesome, had any discussion about pace during the race once he found himself closer to the lead than planned?)
"No. In all actuality I didn't mind being up there a length or two off of him. I was disappointed when she jumped up in the bridle with me so early on in the race. She's a work in progress. We know she has a lot of talent."
(In response to if More Chocolate will have any trouble with the 1 1/8 Santa Margarita)
"I think she'll be fine. She's a big, big filly and I don't think that distance will be a problem."
RAFAEL BEJARANO, BOOK REVIEW, SECOND: "I wasn't too far back, but I didn't want to move too early. She finished really strong."
JOHN SADLER, MORE CHOCOLATE, WINNER: "We wanted to try her on the dirt (after all seven career starts on grass). It's the last chance to run her with her own age group, this was the nice thing about it, the 4-year-old series. This race looked like it was coming up a good spot with a small field. We thought we might be back a little further, but with a 48 half, I felt good with where we were sitting."
"She had a perfect trip, slow pace, very nice. We're going to look at the Santa Margarita, that's for sure (for her next race, Grade I, $300,000, 1 1/8 miles for fillies & mares, 4 years old and up on March 16)."
JERRY HOLLENDORFER, LADY OF FIFTY, 6-5 FAVORITE, FOURTH: (In response to if the jockey, Martin Garcia, had any explanation on why she didn't fire today): "No."
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