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Barcelona-based architect and designer Federico Babina has been steadily making headlines over the last year by creating playful architecture and design themed illustrations. The latest is a series of posters illustrating iconic works of architecture that have played prominent roles on the silver screen. As you might guess, many of them are breathtaking modern homes.
Below is a sampling of the film posters and the real buildings that inspired them.
Single Man (2009) - dir. Tom Ford / John Lautner, architect
Photo by Joe Fletcher; Image from Desire to Inspire
Pictured a the top of this post is the house from the film Single Man, as illustrated by Babina. A John Lautner house in Glendale? What else would you expect from a film directed by a fashion magnate? It looks equally beautiful in the photo above by Joe Fletcher.
The Big Lebowski (1998) dir. Joel and Ehtan Coen / John Lautner, architect
Image from Curbed LA
Yet another Lautner, the Sheats-Goldstein house featured fabulously in the Coen brothers' cult hit. We love how the usage of recessed lighting keeps the space clutter-free. With tons of built-in seating, the space is house party-ready at a moment's notice.
L.A. Confidential (1997) dir. Curtis Hanson / Richard Neutra, architect
Image from the Times UK
SoCal modernism features so heavily in cinema, one has to wonder if Hollywood influences design trends, or if it's the other way around. The Lovell house by Neutra is textbook International Modern, set in the Hollywood hills. We particularly like the fixtures that delineate walking paths. For a similar look in your home, you could consider using one or more rectangle chandelier designs.
North by Northwest (1959) dir. Alfred Hitchcock / Robert Boyle, William A. Horning, Merrill Pye, Henry Grace, and Frank McKelvey, set designers
Photo from North by Northwest, Image from Open Buildings
Last but not least, this is not a home by Frank Lloyd Wright. The iconic Vandamm house from North by Northwest is actually a fake, designed and constructed by the film's set design team on a vacant lot in Culver City, California. As Lloyd Wright was cost-prohibitive even by Hollywood standards, the production's low budget work-around resulted in a home as memorable as any to grace the silver screen.
For a look at the entire series of posters (including an illustration of Lautner's Chemosphere from the movie Body Double), check out the artist's website.
Images: Federico Babina, Desire to Inspire, Curbed LA, The Times, Open Buildings
Image from the Warner Bros. Film Her
This much we know—one day soon, we will wake up to conversations like this:
"Start the coffee and open the curtains, please...Should I wear a coat today? Record tonight's game, I'll be home a little late."
Only the person on the other end of the conversation won't be a person at all. It'll be the home itself.
Image from Smartbuilt Home
With everything from Apple's Siri to automated coffee machines, both the technology and our own habit patterns are in place for such a reality. The only barrier to a truly connected smart home, it seems, is how to get all these different devices to speak with one another.
There are a growing number of companies addressing smart home technology, from app developers to light bulb manufacturers. From developing a codified syntax (what language are all our home appliances speaking anyway?) to defining which interface will manage them all (the TV remote, desktop computer, mobile phone), the space is wide open.
Illustration by Jeffrey Bowman for Adweek
As the technology falls into place, consumers will begin to truly reap the benefits of the "Internet of things," in which the vast stores of information out there interact with us on an intimate level. From telling us to leave a little earlier because of heavy traffic to helping us pick an appropriate outfit for the day, the home becomes our personal-assistant, not unlike the operating-system-as-love-interest in the recent Spike Jonze film Her (pictured at the top of the post).
Antique Brass Metal Cone Holtkoetter Floor Lamp, Rico Espinet Boom Bronze Robert Abbey Modern Table Lamp, AlessiLux Lumiere Silver and White Accent Light, Lola Modern Chrome with Frosted Glass LBL Bathroom Light
Of course, those of us in the lighting industry are delighted by the possibilities. Everyone loves the innovative styling of modern lighting fixtures, but just imagine if those fixtures could communicate with us: lighting up as we walk through the door or, better yet, monitoring the music we had been listening to on the car ride home and dimming the lights to fit the mood when we walk through the door. In this regard, the home is no longer just responsive, it's predictive. And that's the essence of smart.
Until the time of the smart home comes, of course we can still bark out orders in the morning. Unfortunately, we'll likely be met with silence or, even worse, a rightfully annoyed spouse.
Images: Architect, Smartbuilt Home
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It is no secret I have a thing for stripes. A little bit of an obsession my husband might say. But really, what design minded person doesn't love stripes? They are great for adding pattern to a space and depending on the colors, they can be bold, soft or just the pop of color and playfulness you need for your room. Modern striped textiles might even be the most fun application of this design trend.
There are so many different types of stripes, and I love them all! In this room, I absolutely adore their use of black and white stripes. Some big, some small, some on the rug and some on the throw pillows. If you love the Scandinavian trend, then this room will really do it for you. It's clean and modern with an element of fun because of all of the stripes!
Now, if it were my space, I would need to add some color to it. But the reason I picked this room as my inspiration is because it uses different sizes of stripes to achieve the look and I love that.
1. Contemporary Koi Glass Bold Stripe Color Plus Ovo Table Lamp 2. Safavieh Bleeker Cream Stripes Set of 2 Accent Pillows 3. Avanity Knox Zebra Wood Rectangular 36-Inch-H Wall Mirror
The table lamp I picked above is a great bold color. While it's bold, it is still just a few shades away from pastel and that makes it workable with other colors. I think it would be a great addition to so many living spaces to add a pop of color and a splash of pattern.
The pillows have a totally different stripe than the lamp, and perhaps you wouldn't want to use them together. But I think depending on the furniture and the rest of the room's color schemes and patterns, you could make these work together nicely! The pillows are great for brining in even more color to the space but with a neutral background, they aren't overwhelming for the room.
Oh that mirror! I love this mirror. For one, it has stripes throughout it which are subtle. The fact that you can have a natural element like a wood mirror that also has a great pattern like stripes in it, is just perfect to me. I really cannot say enough great things about this mirror.
Image: AV Interior
While the "open floor plan" style is growing, barstools are quickly becoming a coveted item for the home. Though you can opt for stools with or without a back, we love the versatility that sophisticated backless barstools brings to a kitchen or room.
With a backless stool, you don't cut the sight line of a room, but rather leave the eye seeing the open floor plan in its entirety.
Hillsdale Cyprus Backless Stool / Zuo Marius Gunmetal Counter Stools
Another great aspect of these barstools is that they come in a variety of styles - contemporary, modern, industrial (like the stools we have chosen here!), or traditional. These stools can be positioned at varied heights, making it easily adjustable for your kids of all ages.
Pull up a bar stool and enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner with your family around your island.
Images: Rejuvenation, House Beautiful, Sarah Richardson
Image from Dust Jacket Attic
A room without the right accessories can often come across as bland or poorly planned. Large pendant lighting is one of those accessories that every home needs—it's the perfect option for overhead lighting.
Large pendant lighting with innovative style is my favorite accessory for the home! Like a beautiful necklace, it can take a room for boring to brilliant!
In the above image, the glass chandelier with adorning black lampshades mixes in the eclectic feel of the apartment with a view.
Image from The Little Room of Style
Sputnik pendant lights tie in the other mid-century pieces with a clean punch. Always a great choice!
Image from Jonathan Adler
The living room of Jonathan Adler (above) is a wonderful mix of textures and glamour including the fixture from his own line (link below).
1. Possini Euro Hydra 29-Inch-H Double Swag Chandelier 2. Sputnik Modern Brass Crystal Jonathan Adler Chandelier 3. Jonathan Adler Ipanema Modern Nickel Multi Boom Pendant 4. Possini Euro Square Glass Brushed Nickel Swag Chandelier (currently unavailable) 5. Jonathan Adler Meurice Brass Chandelier
Above, I've selected some of my favorite large pendant lighting. Enjoy!
Images: Dust Jacket Attic, The Little Room of Style, Jonathan Adler
January, 2014
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We were in a balcony stateroom which showed substantial wear. The drawers were dirty with numerous stains in them and bags left there by previous occupants. The TV, an old Sony Trinitron with traditional picture tube, had a worn yellowing white plastic case and off kilter cover for old style av jacks. In the United States, this would have been retired many years ago. The balcony provided a very good view of aft side of the ship (we were in the far back), and also provided a very good view of large patches of rust on the ship perhaps 50 feet away. Turn down service was lacking. Other cruise lines provide flowers or chocolate in the evening, but here, bedding was not even folded. With other cruise lines, with children in the room, towel animals would be plentiful. This cruise provided the fewest with less than one a day.
The evening dining room experience was good with excellent staff, but middling food which was lacking in taste and well below regular cruise average. Soups generally tasted the same whether they were Miso, Mushroom, or other western variety. It appeared that the same broth was used and different variations created simply by adding vegetables. Choices were fewer than usual, and this was the first cruise in memory which did not include a crab or lobster dinner. Portions were "healthy" - probably a good thing, substantially smaller than the usual portions we received on other cruises. The steak consisted of three slices of meat totaling maybe less than 2 ounces. Free drinks offered before the meal included water - No juices, milk, ice tea, hot tea, nor coffee. Coffee and tea were offered prior to dessert though. Staff was excellent and provided lots of attention. This might have been because the dining room appeared half empty (first seating)and were were one of only a few passengers who spoke English.
We only had lunch in the dining room once. General staff service was abrupt, bordering on rude, and little variation in entrees was presented. Service was excruciating, being the slowest I can recall. It appeared that staff was woefully insufficient to handle the throngs of people going for lunch.
Similarly, we had breakfast in the dining room only once, with slow service and a lack of variety of entrees. Once again, another food I had grown used to on other cruises, eggs benedict, was nowhere to be found. The orange juice was extremely watery and I initially mistook it for watered down Tang. The jumbo eggs were small size by American standards.
There were no specialty restaurants, and pizza was served along with hamburgers and hot dogs at limited hours near the pool. The pizza was not gourmet and frozen would have been better. It did not compare with pizza and Italian restaurants on similarly sized ships on NCL and Princess.
The best buffet we had was at our hotel (it came with the room) following the cruise. The cruise buffet was much lower in quality than buffets in the United States (eg: Hometown Buffet, Golden Harvest Buffet). Western variety was okay with additional Asian varieties). Desserts were monotonous and we mostly skipped those. Very limited varieties of real ice cream were offered in the dining room only.
Bar service was poor with service personnel not really interested in providing soft drinks (we had a drink card). There was no drink service at the buffet except at embarkation.
Except for the de rigueur show entertainment in the evenings, most of the activities appeared to be revenue sources for the cruise line (Admittedly, this was our first exposure to Royal Carribean).
With regard to ports, other cruise lines provide shuttles to the nearest town for minimal charge or even free. We felt that the charge for a shuttle to the city at one port on this trip was excessive at $39 per person.
While I generally hesitate to comment about passenger ethnicities, this cruise was basically a local cruise comprised substantially of Hong Kong Residents, people from mainland China, and Chinese expatriates from Canada, including many young families with young children (There were only 21 Americans). Different regions may have differing levels of comportment. Apparently in this part of the world, children are given free reign, as children were constantly running around up and down the corridors, pool areas and public areas. Also, shouting to each other at opposite ends of hallways or across the atrium or public areas was common.
Queuing up in lines was apparently foreign to the adults. For example, waiting in the omelet line at the buffet, two women (unrelated) simply ignored the line and went around it and me to the front to order eggs. I then placed my order, and both women appeared quite miffed when the egg attendant served me first. Similarly, there were mad scrambles for soft-serve (exacerbated by one machine partially broken), shopping, and everything else.
During the evening entertainment, at one point, a middle aged couple behind us was engaged in loud conversation, apparently, the only way they could hear each other over the singing and music from the loudspeakers. It was the first time I actually shushed strangers during a show. At another show several people came into the theater engaged in continuing conversation. They finally left when they realised I was staring at them instead of the show.
Legend of the Seas appears to be one of the oldest ships in the fleet, and its age is showing. We were told that our sailing was under capacity by around 400 passengers, and as it was, staff was ill equipped to service the people on board. I felt that a reasonable capacity would have been several hundred less than our sailing.
Even luggage handling prior to the cruise was disappointing. In Hong Kong, we were used to porters taking our luggage all over (no gratuities requested). Prior to the cruise, we had to go from the second floor of the cruise terminal to the ground floor, outside the terminal to the end, to hand our luggage over, traversing several stairs in the process. This is not typical in Hong Kong (nor Macau nor the mainland either) where porters are provided to perform such duties quickly and efficiently. A better alternative would have been for the cruise line to accept luggage at the embarkation desk and transfer it to shipside. They would have use of freight elevators in the shopping mall/terminal as well.


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Interesting little debate going on the blogs this morning. Anil Dash wants Flickr to pay its users, particularly the ones who put the most popular content onto the service. Caterina, co-founder of Flickr, answers back, says more to life than money.
That sounds cool, but there certainly is a belief among mainstream big company publishers I'm listening to that "user generated content" (I HATE that term) is how they are going to build profitable businesses. Basically, they are looking at bloggers and photographers and others as cheap labor. Get the stuff for free, stick ads next to it, and make a ton of money. That basically explains a large percentage of the Silicon Valley startup's business plans lately too.
I feel the same about these folks as I felt about the folks who talked about "making sites sticky" in the late 1990s. They created business opportunity by being selfish and greedy. Which is sorta funny, when you think about it, isn't it?
The real way to create a sticky site turned out to be to send people away from your site more often than anyone else.
It'll be interesting to see if the best way to build a really great Internet business and a great Web-based community just might be to pay people to write, take photos, record podcasts, and give their knowledge into the system. Hmmm, what are the two of the hottest companies? eBay and Google. They pay their users, particularly ones who are popular (I have friends making $10,000+ a month off of Google ads, for instance).


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It takes so many tasks to keep an organization like AAUW working all over the world. Yet you do them every day, and the results are powerful. For your work, your passion, and your commitment to AAUW, there are no words but "thank you."
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Ladybird Girls Denim Shorts with Adjustable Waistband
Styling the nation's little ones since 1938, Ladybird present these dainty denim shorts from their adorable girls range.
In a classic cut, the denim shorts will keep her cool while she's having fun in the sun. The cotton fabric is soft on her skin, and they're finished with trendy turn-ups and practical pockets, these denim shorts are an essential for her summer wardrobe.
This product has an adjustable waistband. Simply tighten the inner elastic, which features a series of button holes, then fasten using the hidden button on the inside of the waistband.
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These shorts are in one of this season's key colours, classic navy, which is not only on trend but will go with everything! Team with a floral blouse, coloured tights and boots, for a stylish look this autumn. Navy shorts with elasticated half waistband to the back. Large feature bow across the front. Functioning side seam pockets. Floral lining.Colour: Navy. Viscose. Machine washable.
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These adorable denim shorts by Ladybird will see her from late summer straight through to the autumn season.
In pastel pink and floral print, these pretty shorts are perfect for girly girls. The jeans feature trendy turn-ups, traditional back and side pockets, while the front flaunts sweet heart stud details.
Ladybird loves these shorts over tights or leggings when the days start to get that little bit cooler. Team with a knitted jumper for an extra snug layer.
But the best bit? They come complete with an adjustable waistband so they'll last her that extra bit longer. Simply tighten the inner elastic, which features a series of button holes, then fasten using the hidden button on the inside of the waistband.
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Sprinkle some extra sweetness into her summer holiday suitcase with this sunny Peppa Pig vest and shorts set.
The yellow vest top features a colourful print of Peppa Pig enjoying a refreshing lolly, and a typographical design includes 'PEPPA PIG' and 'laugh out loud for lollies'. Frilly applique to Peppa's skirt adds a fun 3D detail, while frills to the shoulders give the sleeveless vest a touch more girly charm.
Matching shorts are covered in a repeating ice cream and lolly print on a white base, and elasticated cuffs ensure a snug fit. Both pieces in this set are made from soft, breezy cotton.
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Printed shorts are a fashion essential for daring fashionistas who want to make a statement! Team with a clashing floral top and a preppy blazer for an enviable style this season. Whether out and about at late summer picnics or out for country autumn walks, these shorts are a staple piece that will make a change to your little girl's denim wardrobe. Front bib feature panel in matching fabric. Functioning side seam pockets. Elasticated waistband with contrast pink lining. Two back functional pockets.Colour: Blue. 98% cotton, 2% elastane. Machine washable.
Bright full bloom flower prints and pretty pastels are what it's all about this season! These panelled floral shorts tick all the style boxes and are a great piece for your little one to dress up or down and wear all year long with bare legs for late summer season or with funky coloured tights as autumn draws in. Either way, team them with a clashing printed blouse and a preppy blazer or a slouch cardi for your mini trend setter! Pink floral shorts. Front bib feature panel in matching fabric. Functioning side seam pockets. Elasticated waistband with contrast pink lining. Two back functional pockets.Colour: Multi. Viscose. Machine washable.


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Original post made on Jun 18, 2013
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on Jun 18, 2013 at 4:39 pm
Of course it is about the money! It is ALWAYS about the money - NEVER the education!!
on Jun 19, 2013 at 9:17 am
Douglas you are absolutely correct. It's not about money...what a stupid statement. Please Koehne, do you think our brains are dead. MONEY, MONEY that is the only reason you and other admin folks are concerned. Give us a break.
Julia Pardini from Alamo
on Jun 19, 2013 at 11:21 am
On any given day in High School my student will tell me what a waste of time. This student has well over a 4.0 and does care about their education. A day filled with movies, pointless discussions, or just read the board and do the worksheet. What does the district say to the students who attend school, yet get nothing out of it? Is it worth sitting in class for $28.00 a day? No wonder the students feel they can miss a day or two.


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A Patch stroll in the neighborhood of El Cerrito Plaza Saturday found the holiday season in high gear.
From the front windows of Pastime Ace Hardware, a beaming Santa with arms outstretched smiled on Cub Scouts Christopher Chan and Ben Veitch, both 9, selling wreaths on the sidewalk, just as they had done the year before.
Overhead, the streetlight poles along San Pablo Avenue were festooned with the city's red and blue "Celebrate the Holidays!" banners featuring stars and candles.
A red sleigh full of poinsettias played doorman at Trader Joe's, while ranks of Christmas trees lined the front of Lucky supermarket, where a Salvation Army bell-ringer also added a familiar tinkle to the scene.
A middle-aged woman with a large shopping bag and determined gait called out to a couple seated on a bench in front of Barnes & Noble, "Don't you know you're supposed to be shopping?!"
"We already did," the man replied.
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Original Title: Tusen Ganger God Natt
Directors: Erik Poppe
English, Norwegian with English subtitles
111 min
Main Competition
A Thousand Times Good Night follows driven war photographer Rebecca (Juliette Binoche in one of her most powerful performances), known for her willingness to tackle risky subjects. While photographing suicide bombers, she is badly hurt in an explosion. When she returns home to Norway, her husband (Game of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) and daughter are tired of her risking her life on dangerous assignments. They give her an ultimatum, making her choose between her work and her family.
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Producer: Finn Gjerdrum Stein B. Kvae
Screenplay: Harald Rosenløw Eeg, Erik Poppe
Producer: Finn Gjerdrum Stein B. Kvae
Editor: Sofia Lindgren
Production Companies: Paradox Film AS


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The Louisville Cardinals get back to the hardwood on Saturday, but Thursday night they changed out of their practice clothes to become some very tall elves.
"You always hear the old adage about giving and receiving," said University of Louisville Cardinals Head Basketball Coach Rick Pitino,"for our players, we always talk about that."
Just like Santa, Pitino and his reigning National Champs arrived in red and black, ready to make Christmas wishes come true for 25 lucky children chosen from Louisville elementary schools.
This night, the Meijer store on South Hurstbourne Parkway became the North Pole and the large elves were a big thrill to the young Louisville fans. As the kids shopped with the Cards and Ladybirds, it was hard to figure who was enjoying it more.
This team of Santa's helpers relates much more to this group of children than most of us realize. Pitino explained, "You know, really our guys grew up with very little so, it's great for them to give," he said, "They can picture themselves being their (the kids) age and pushing that cart with them."
Forward Chane Behanan shopped with 11-year-old Dylan. "I love to do it and I wish it was me when I was little doing it," Behanan said with a smile.
"When I was younger I wish I had somebody to do that with me," Senior Guard Russ Smith said of the Christmas shopping, "I kind of waited and waited and I got a sweater and might have gotten some socks, but to come out with basketball players that play for a University and to put a smile on his face, I'm having a ball!"
What did Smith's young shopper Camari think of him? "He's just the best," the 7-year-old said.
That's as good as it gets, then again, Wayne Blackshear's 11-year-old die-hard Card fan Logan can do one better. "It's the best Christmas ever," Logan said. Blackshear said, "For us to get the opportunity to be in a position that we're in and for kids to look up to us and to take them shopping," he said, "It's a blessing for me."
"It's actually unbelievable," said Janell Wildt, the mother of two young shoppers. For parents like Wildt this shopping gift means much more than presents she can't afford.
"They're having an amazing time," Wildt said of her kids, "They're meeting all the players and I never thought that anybody would actually reach their hand out to families that actually needed it," she cried, "I'm relieved that my kids will have a Christmas."
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I notice that authors, angling for the dungareed authenticity of Woody Guthrie's boxcar-riding days, also include in their bios lists of odd jobs.
So I mention that I have washed dishes at a U.S. Navy cafeteria, watered, rolled, swept and lined clay tennis courts, caddied, filed and reproduced hospital electrocardiograms, installed dance floors above outdoor swimming pools, erected tents for the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, operated the 18th-hole scoreboard at the PGA's Kemper Open, counseled Boy Scouts as a wilderness-camp chaplain (where I also proctored the archery range), coordinated phone banks and financial reporting for a member of the D.C. City Council, failed a Central Intelligence Agency security clearance, compiled Georgia's statewide high school football results, administered precincts during the 2000 and 2004 presidential primary and general election cycles, and supervised a crew of U.S. census enumerators. In the early 1990s I also reported firsthand on an outbreak of wedgies that swept secondary education on Maryland's Eastern Shore, for which I earned no awards.
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Same-sex marriage advocates celebrated the United States Supreme Court ruling to strike down the Federal Defense of Marriage Act.
About 300 overjoyed people gathered on the corner of Oak Lawn Avenue in Dallas. Many of them believe this is a huge step toward marriage equality.
"For the first time, our nation, a major arm of our nation's government, is saying we're people," Daniel Cates, Get Equal Texas, said.
One couple knows the difficulty of being denied marriage rights all too well.
Dee Main and her wife Billie have been married seven years and survived 13 kinds of cancer.
"In order for me to make her medical decisions, in order for me to save her life, I have to have a piece of paper that says I'm her durable and her medical power of attorney," Main said. "I have to have that piece of paper, to stand in the room with her, and say this is my wife."
In today's Supreme Court ruling, the Justices extended federal benefits like welfare, social security and decisions on healthcare and death.
It's bittersweet for many here because Texas doesn't recognize those unions.
That means no Texas-based couples, regardless if they got married in one of those 13 states or Canada, are eligible for state benefits.
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The Riverside Rams, who were pushed around for most of the game, shoved back at the most opportune time on Friday.
The Rams, who saw Lakeside run 49 plays in the first three quarters (as compared to 29 of their own), responded with a pair of fourth quarter touchdown to edge the Eagles 14-10 in Northeast A League action.
The win improved the Rams' NE-A record to 1-1 and 2-2 overall. It was the NE-A opener for the Eagles (1-3).
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Highs will climb back into the lower 90s on Sunday with some clouds in the area. There will be a chance for showers and thunderstorms on Monday with highs falling back into the upper 80s. Another warm up expected mid week, before another cool front slides into the area late next week.
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version of book VI.
It appears to us that this rumor got started when satirical news site the
Spoof "reported" the "news". Chinese news site Xinhuanet.com apparently
then picked up the story and reported it as fact. It has since spread to
film and news sites too numerous to mention.
We could post a lengthy discussion as to the many reasons this report must
surely be a baseless rumor, but it's pointless in light of the note posted
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Julian Rhodes reckons that rival clubs are envious of the depth of City's support.
The club are currently totting up the numbers after the early-bird season-ticket deadline finished on Saturday. But they seem happy with the results.
While an official figure is expected imminently, estimates within Valley Parade suggest that the take-up could be close to the 12,000 mark.
Only champions Wolves and Sheffield United were watched by more home fans in League One. City's average attendance of 14,120 also beat six clubs in the Championship.
For Rhodes, that backing is justification to persist with the cut-price tickets into an eighth season.
And he feels the Valley Parade faithful should willingly take the plaudits for their consistent backing.
The City joint-chairman said: "I think people should be proud of the football club they support. You talk about players wearing the shirt with pride – I think the fans should be doing that.
"We need to reflect on what I pride myself on; that other clubs look on us as the example of a good football club.
"The fans are immaculate. Look at how many we took to Tranmere on the last day of the season for a game that really didn't mean anything to us.
"People know we take big support away. We've got fantastic support at home. The atmosphere at Valley Parade has been phenomenal all season.
"There were a few home games towards the end when we didn't play very well and the (flatter) atmosphere reflected that; Walsall for example.
"But we want to get back to what it was like, certainly, in the first half of the season and I'm sure we will do that."
As expected, there was a late surge ahead of the cut-off point when the frozen ticket prices jumped by £100.
The announcement that Billy Knott had signed certainly helped with its convenient timing.
Rhodes is also convinced that Bantams punters are rarely short-changed by the action on offer. He said: "People want entertaining and I think they get that. I bumped into a supporter a while back who said 'you know what, there's very rarely a dull game at Valley Parade'.
"He's right. The performances have been good for the fans, other than one or two at the back end (of last season).
"But we found ourselves getting dragged into a relegation fight and sometimes you just have to grind out what you can in that situation.
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When Verizon Wireless announced it will begin carrying the iPhone on February 10, a friend of mine who had been eagerly awaiting the news quickly became disappointed. Why? Because he travels to Europe and Asia periodically and needs a so-called world phone, one that works in multiple countries' cellular networks. The Verizon iPhone isn't such a device; it works only in the United States and Canada on the CDMA network technology not widely used elsewhere. He could get a GSM-based AT&T iPhone, which works in most countries, but he'd suffer from the same terrible service as every iPhone user he knows in the Silicon Valley: constant dropped calls, poor reception, and uneven data access.
So my friend thinks that he'll get an Android smartphone instead, given their popularity. He's also had a chance to play with the device and finds it appealing -- Verizon has the Droid 2 Global that offers both CDMA and GSM radios. (Sprint has no equivalent smartphones, and although T-Mobile has some world-capable devices, its coverage is not great in the Silicon Valley.)
[ Discover what the Verizon iPhone does and doesn't do in InfoWorld's FAQ. | Learn how to manage iPhones, Androids, BlackBerrys, and other smartphones in InfoWorld's 20-page Mobile Management Deep Dive PDF special report. ]
But he'd prefer an iPhone, as do many others. In the meantime, there is a work-around that frequent travelers who want iPhones might consider. For your "travel iPhone," get an iPhone 3G S, either secondhand or new (while they're still available and enjoying close-out pricing) in one of the GSM-based countries you visit; at the same time, pick up a Verizon iPhone for regular use in the United States.
In many parts of the world, you can get pay-as-you go plans, rather than commit to a monthly charge. Then when you're traveling abroad, you use a local SIM to keep the costs reasonable. Just be sure the iPhone is not locked, so you know it will work with other SIMs. In most countries, you can go to any carrier's store and just get a SIM for about $10 and a pay-as-you-go plan for the time you're there. (If you travel mainly in Europe, consider getting a SIM in the United Kingdom; I've found the U.K. plans are typically more reasonably priced, even for intra-Europe roaming, than those available on the Continent.)


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A Simple Tool for Complicated Tasks: The Rescue Loop
Today's fire service operates in a very volatile environment -- both on and off the fireground. A question that we have to continually ask is: are we ready for these challenges and how do we overcome them? Learning the basic core skills of our work and...
Today's fire service operates in a very volatile environment -- both on and off the fireground. A question that we have to continually ask is: are we ready for these challenges and how do we overcome them? Learning the basic core skills of our work and being able to apply them in a manner to fit the various situations that we encounter is what makes us successful when confronted with a challenge on the fireground.
With the numerous tasks being required of firefighters in today's environment, one would think that it is necessary for a firefighter or department to spend a small fortune equipping each firefighter with personal tools. When it comes to personal equipment, it is imperative that a firefighter get the "most bang for their buck." Let's face it, who wants to carry an extra 10 pounds of equipment in their bunker gear pockets? Excessive equipment hanging from belts or on top of helmets also creates entanglement hazards for firefighters.
Each and every firefighter must be prepared to overcome whatever challenges they face. A simple and easy to carry, but very versatile piece of personal equipment that can be carried in bunker gear is a rescue or prussik loop. A rescue or prussik loop is a piece of cord or rope that has a loop formed in it by the use of a double fisherman's knot. The double fisherman's knot is utilized in joining the two ends of cord or rope due to it's ability to retain a great deal of the cord's original strength -- it is estimated to be as high as 70 percent -- and, because once it is tied and set by weight being applied, it is extremely difficult to untie.
Traditionally the prussik loop has been used in the high angle rescue environment for numerous tasks such as ascending, anchor attachments, victim "pick offs," load releasing and safety devices and self rescue (see photo 1).
Using prussik loops outside of the technical rescue environment for firefighting was first introduced by members of the Phoenix Fire Department. The loops were issued as a solution to the challenges faced when trying to remove a downed firefighter as experienced by the removal of Brett Tarver at the Southwest Supermarket fire in 2001. Securing a loop to each extremity of the downed firefighter would allow them to be carried by the loops as if they were handles, eliminating slipping caused by turnout gear that was wet.
Creating The Prussik or Rescue Loop
Forming the prussik or rescue loop is quite simple, it is just a double fisherman's knot used to tie the rope or cord into a loop. A triple fisherman's knot is also acceptable:
- Wrap one end of the rope over the other two times. The second wrap should cross over the first. Pull the working end through the wraps. Basically, this is a double overhand knot (see photo 2).
- Repeat with the opposite rope end (see photo 3).
- Tighten both sides down to cinch upon each other (see photos 4 and 5).
- A piece of rubberized shrink wrapping can be applied over the knot to provide a gripping surface as well as provide protection for the knot (see photo 6).
Uses of the loop can include but are not limited to;
Secured in a girth hitch to a downed firefighter's self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) harness, a prussik can provide a sling to pull the firefighter as a horse would pull a cart. Whenever the loop is used as a sling, it is important to keep in mind that the longer the distance from the downed firefighter to the rescuer, the more difficult that controlling and dragging the downed firefighter will be (see photo 7).
Prussiks can be used to establish handles and grab points to move downed firefighters. Placing the loops into a girth hitch on the extremities of the downed firefighter provides points that enable multiple rescuers to move a downed firefighter above obstacles and debris (see photo 8)
Prussiks can be utilized in helping to move a firefighter or victim up a staircase. They are especially effective in helping to clear a downed firefighter's SCBA bottle stem from getting caught on the stair treads while moving (see photo 9).
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- Unsalted butter, softened, or vegetable oil cooking spray, for tin
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Craftsman SpotLite Pointer Stud Finder 60573Sears Exclusive. | Item# 00949062000 | Model# 60573
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Stud Finder With SpotLite Pointer Helps With Your Hang-Ups
The Craftsman stud finder with SpotLite pointer lets you hang mirrors without mangling walls and mount shelves without fear of collapse. By accurately locating studs and joists, this stud finder eliminates the guesswork and lets you tackle any project with confidence. While thumping on the wall might work for those with super experienced ears, most people will appreciate the accuracy of this lightweight device that's easy to use
The stud finder with SpotLite pointer has two modes, stud scan and a deep scan, that can probe an inch and a half deep into most common interior materials. A wire warning alerts on live electrical current in both modes.
- Whether you need towel bars in a new home or want to put up shelves in the bedroom, the Craftsman stud finder with SpotLite pointer lets you do the job without wrecking the walls
- By honing in on stud and joist locations, this device ensures that paintings, TVs and more have the support to stay in place
- A DeepScan mode goes an inch and a half deep, through most common wall and flooring surfaces
- The stud finder calibrates automatically
- The SpotLite pointer system finds the stud's center and shines a beam to its edges, visually alerting you to the safety zone
- The stud finder also automatically scans for hot AC voltage
- Weighs .45 pounds
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A familiar face is back up in Mesa and on Tuesday night, the "Diving Lady" once again lit up the Starlight Motel.
The neon sign was ripped off the roof of the motel near Lindsay and Main by a storm more than two years ago.
About 7 p.m. Tuesday, the 50-year-old sign was re-lit for the first time since that storm. About 100 people were on-hand for the lighting.
The sign was originally posted to let people know the motel featured a swimming pool.
"Almost 80 feet high, and it is the last animated neon sign in the valley. The lady dives into a pool of cool blue neon water, and the water actually makes a splash," says Vic Linoff, president of the Mesa Historical Foundation.
She dives every 3 seconds, 20 times a minute.
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A Piedmont woman who deputies said was badly burned when her son set her on fire last month died Tuesday afternoon.
On Jan. 1, Anderson County deputies said 38-year-old Stanley Davis set his mother, Debra, ablaze at her River Road home and then went to a home of another family member on Langston Street, where he was shot by the family member.
Debra Davis, 61, was flown to a Georgia hospital for treatment, where she succumbed to her injuries at 1:53 p.m. Tuesday, according to Anderson County Coroner Greg Shore.
Shore said Debra Davis died from multiple system failure as a result of her injuries, and that her death has been ruled a homicide.
Investigators arrested Stanley Davis on Jan. 1 and charged him with attempted murder. Chad McBride, spokesman for the Anderson County Sheriff's Office, said investigators will meet Wednesday morning to determine if the charges will be upgraded.
Stanley Davis was being held at the county jail.
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Red blob UFO caught on video by Rottingdean man
11:59am Saturday 25th February 2012 in News By James Wallin
From Roswell to Rottingdean, this red light in the Sussex sky might be a job for Mulder and Scully.
These pictures show the mysterious red blob that appeared in skies above Hove and have sparked speculation that extraterrestrials are holidaying above the south coast.
Even more mysteriously the apparition was apparently chased away by helicopters, although officials have denied all knowledge.
David Flannery, from Sherbourne Close, Rottingdean, was so stunned when he saw the floating illumination he rushed to get his camera to record the event.
He said: "I have never seen anything like it. It must have been huge close up because you could see it very clearly from far away.
"I was standing in Holmes Avenue and it was hovering in the sky over Kemp Town way.
"I can say for definite this wasn't a Chinese lantern. I know what they look like and they move about.
"It was moving from left to right, then up and down.
"I thought 'I must get the video out of the van' and I got the whole thing on camera.
"You can see two other red dots – those are the helicopters that flew towards it. They wouldn't be doing that if it was just a Chinese lantern, would they?
"Then – phwump – just like that it was gone."
Mr Flannery, 54, called Sussex Police and the Ministry of Justice but received no answers.
This is despite sightings across the city.
He said: "My friend Keith told me he knew someone who had seen it and I said 'Don't call him a liar, I've got it on video'.
"I'm convinced this is something out of the ordinary but it's not in the interests of the police or the Government to admit that. They want to keep it under wraps.
"I wouldn't be saying all this if I wasn't sure of what I saw. I wouldn't want to make a fool of myself."
If anyone else saw the red light, which was seen in late December, tweet @leegibbs_ or email news @theargus.co.uk.
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Morpheus wrote:I was at Komedia and the comedian couldn't remember the name of Brighton's local paper. He asked the audience and I shouted 'The Big Issue'.
Are the cranes still in place at the Amex site? We have had this story before. The Argus must be really short of news, although this rubbish doesn't count as news for most newspapers.
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PorkBoat wrote:Probed no doubt. This story is as far fetched as the one about there being a so called 'Sherborne Close' in Rottingdean.
It was Uranus...
I suppose it all looks the same to Work Experience Bods in Southampton.
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Retired Loon in Brighton wrote:Excellent
Morpheus wrote:I was at Komedia and the comedian couldn't remember the name of Brighton's local paper. He asked the audience and I shouted 'The Big Issue'.
Are the cranes still in place at the Amex site? We have had this story before. The Argus must be really short of news, although this rubbish doesn't count as news for most newspapers.
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PorkBoat wrote:Not mine...although ..If it was Bladesboy returns would have been in evidence....
It was Uranus...
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Twittern Wanderer wrote:I don't care what he says..... it was a chinese lantern.
PorkBoat wrote: It was Uranus...Not mine...although ..If it was Bladesboy returns would have been in evidence....
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kkj wrote:No R in it.
Well, I'm convinced. The 'proof' is so overwhelming.
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Ryan Connolly, a local filmmaker/YouTube star who enjoys larger audiences than some traditional TV shows, has made a short film called Losses.
The 9-minute short film, released Sept. 14, has Bourne Identity style action. It was shot on the Red Epic DSMC, the same camera used for the new Spider-man film.
Ryan – host and producer of Revision3′s shows Film Riot and Film State – was given the camera to test for a week and decided that he wanted to do something bigger with it than just using it to shoot his regular Film Riot episodes.
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