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Panoramic View, No Steep Windy Rd, 3/4 Mi to Pkwy,Quiet,Private,Super Clean,HDTV in Pigeon Forge
- bedrooms 1
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- sleeps 2
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets considered no
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This genuine luxury log cabin is located 3/4 of a mile from the Parkway & Wears Valley Road in Pigeon Forge. The cabin is private and on over an acre of forest with a paved driveway that winds through it. Picture yourself sitting on the rockers or swing, or enjoying the hot-tub while taking in the beautiful panoramic mountain view. At night, enjoy the colorful lights of Pigeon Forge and it's stunning sunsets. It's one of the few cabins that has a wonderful view without the twisty and elevated roads to climb. This is the perfect cabin for a couple honeymooning, celebrating an anniversary, or visiting the Smokies. You will feel right at home with the warmth this cabin provides including all the handmade doors and latches. The large spa bathroom has a two person Jacuzzi with mood lighting. The second floor has a spacious game room with a pool table, seating and extra TV. We personally make sure each guest arrives to a cabin that has been cleaned and prepared for immaculately.
We live locally, and take great pride in providing superb accommodations to our guests. We sincerely hope that you will want to return time and again.
We also have 2 other 1 bedroom log cabins which sleep 2 adults only, and are within 2 miles of the Parkway. They are Homeaway Listing 365740 and 365745, or on the VRBO or Vacation Rentals sites as 365740ha and 365745ha.
Looking to add a little 'WOW' factor? Surprise your partner with requesting: A dozen red roses placed in the cabin with your sentiments on the card, followed by a trail of rose petals leading to the spa room with rose petals scattered around the two person jacuzzi and a bottle of sparkling beverage and two wine glasses on the side. The placard will have your special occasion and your names on it. All for a total of $55 plus tax.
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Lisa or Michael Wood 865 453-0548
cabin rental amenities
Property Type
- 2 story cabin
- floor area 1400 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- No mountains to climb. All roads flat, paved and wide. Has a Panoramic Mountain View! A rare combination.
- 3/4 of a mile to the Parkway in Pigeon Forge, traffic light #3. All City roads, flat and wide. 1.5 acre private lot with panoramic mtn. view. A rare combination.
mountain view
- Panoramic Mountain View. See the beautiful lights of Pigeon Forge at night. Gorgeous Sunsets.
- mountain
- adventure
- historic
- sports & activities
- tourist attractions
- romantic
- away from it all
- budget
wireless internet
- With 'password' code provided
- living room
- Gas fireplace operable Oct. thru March
- We do not allow trailers
gas fireplace
- Operable October through March
- iron & board
- activities guide
- alarm clock
- ceiling fans
- water cooler
- local activities guide
- local maps
- paper towels
- local restaurant guide
- basic soaps
- toilet paper
- air conditioning
- linens provided
- clothes dryer
- washing machine
- heating
- towels provided
- internet
- wireless internet
dishes & utensils
- Plenty of dishes
pantry items
- Salt & pepper and coffee filters
- stove
- kitchen
coffee maker
- with coffee filters
- toaster
- freezer
- oven
- stove
cooking utensils
- Fully stocked. eg. pots, pans, dishes, utensils, silverware, glassware, mixing bowls, baking dish, blender, wine glasses and cutting boards.
- dishwasher
- ice maker
- microwave
- refrigerator
- blender
- dishes & utensils
- Dining area in kitchen viewing great room with fireplace and tv, or to outside mtn. view.
- dining area
- dining
Pool / Spa
- whirlpool
- outdoor hot tub
- whirlpool
- jacuzzi
- hot tub
jetted tub
- 2 person size
- Bathrooms
- 1 bathroom
- bathroom 1: toilet, shower, jetted tub
- 2 person jetted tub in large spa bathroom w/ mood lighting, separate shower, double vanity, and make-up table w/ chair.
- Bedrooms
- 1 bedroom, sleeps 2, beds for 2
- bedroom 1: 1 queen
- 22' TV in bedroom
music library
- Music selection on cable tv channels 801 to 845
video library
- With 'On Demand' free movies on cable tv
- books
- game room
- radio
- cd player
- dvd player
- pool table
- stereo
- books for adults
- games
- 42' HDTV - Great Room 22' - Bedroom 25' - Game Room
satellite / cable
- Cable HDTV with 'On Demand' Free Movies in Great Room
- music library
- porch furniture
- Covered Front Porch w/ hot-tub, rockers, swing & gas grill, and panaramic mountain view.
- outdoor grill gas
- wood deck
- unscreened porch / veranda
outdoor grill
- Gas Grill
- lawn / garden
- deck / patio
minimum age limit for renters
- 25
- wheelchair inaccessible
- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed
non smoking only
- Sand can and ashtray provided on porch.
- minimum age limit for renters
- Notes
- Covered Front Porch with Hot-tub, Rockers, Swing & Gas Grill & Panaramic Mountain View. Pigeon Forge Community Center 1/2 mile away with indoor/outdoor pool, indoor running track, weight room, basketball courts, racquetball courts, bowling, and fitness classes. Minimum age limit for renters is 25
activities and attractions in Pigeon Forge Tennessee
- health/beauty spa
- theme parks
- cinemas
- zoo
- live theater
- restaurants
- museums
- autumn foliage
- caves
- churches
- forests
- library
- playground
- pond
- recreation center
- water parks
- coin laundry
- waterfalls
- winery tours
- botanical garden
- synagogues
Leisure Activities
- miniature golf
- shopping
- wildlife viewing
- scenic drives
- horseback riding
- sight seeing
- outlet shopping
- bird watching
- walking
- sledding
- antiquing
Sports & Adventure Activities
- snowboarding
- basketball court
- racquetball
- kayaking
- mountaineering
- roller blading
- hunting
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- hunting small game
- ice skating
- mountain climbing
- spelunking
- water tubing
- golf privileges optional
- ski privileges optional
- rafting
- golf
- cycling
- mountain biking
- skiing
- tennis
- hiking
- swimming
- fishing
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Let's not mince words, folks—"Bottoms Up" is Trey Songz at his most pedestrian. The only bright spot is Nicki Minaj, here doing her umpteenth guest rap of the year (more power to anyone still able to keep a tally of all her appearances). Still, one has to wonder why the bewigged Barbie would bother with this forgettable club-banger attempt. Oh well—catch the stripper-filled, Anthony Mandler-directed video below, if you must. Yawn.
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Come on, now yall are just a lil bit too hard on the track. It's not that bad.
True, true. At least he stepped it up on the video front
Love the song. Coulda been betta witout Nicki…. I think Trey should
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Hi, I do not get a chance to read as much as I used to, mostly now to my kids. (by the way, there is some wonderful SF/Fantasy young adult out there!) But in around 1988 I read a compilation of the best of some SF short stories or novellas. It seemed like it was a well worn book, that is that it had been around for a while. There is one story that I can remember a little of (the other stories I'm not sure of because after this book I started reading other SF compilations and I'm not sure what was from the original book)
The story was about a group of young people that began a long space voyage. Along the way in addition to some problems, they began to gain exceptional powers. For instance, one kid began to peer into forward space as they traveled and began to gain very good eyesight, even beginning to see the future. If I remember correctly, when they got to their destination, they were able to solve some big problems with the inhabitants (could it have been back to earth? - I'm not sure) Anyway, thank you for taking a look at my need. I really want to find this compilation. -Jeff


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Climate change has reached inland Newbury in the form of a solar farm, rather than erosion of the barrier beach's shifting sands.
The first voices of concern have come from the Scotland Road neighbors, just as it has been homeowners on Plum Island who have spoken out right away, and understandably so.
However, there is a longer view to be considered.
Newbury has used much of its land for homes and highways and preserved more, since the common pasture site of the proposed solar farm was created. Yet we have still supported the resurgence of locally grown food with such examples as the Colby Farm next to the Pikul land and the regionally known Tendercrop Farm. Another success is the growth in residences and businesses that include horses for recreational use.
It seems only right that we should do our part to reduce the use of fossil fuels as well.
That means encouraging solar farms, wind turbines and other green-energy alternatives.
In the case of the Sage Stone's solar farm proposal on part of pasture owned by the farming Pikul family, we will be supporting both the survival of our farmers and the continued growth of green energy.
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The owner of a popular Richmond towing company was gunned down in a double homicide. Family members are now pleading for answers.
James Nash and George Redmond, Junior were found shot to death outside a South Richmond home late Saturday night. Nash's family is speaking out for the first time. They are planning to hold a candlelight vigil for Nash on Thursday evening.
The incident happened along Labrook Drive. 31-year-old James Nash was a proud father and Richmond business owner.
"He pick up his kids everyday from school," said friend India Smith with tears in her eyes. "And if you knew him well enough you knew that. So how could you take him away from his kids?"
Nash's cousin D'Andre Kearney is taking the death especially hard.
"I'm crushed right now," said Kearney. "My cousin was a loving man. He cared about people."
Loved ones are at a loss and police have few leads. It is still not clear why two men sitting on their porch were gunned down.
"People hear these type of stories and think automatically this is a bad guy," we noted.
"What do you say?" we asked Kearney.
"I say only God can judge," said Kearney who says his cousin was a family man. "His friend was a truck driver. He drives trucks. These are working men who provided for their families."
James, also called Clock Mane, spent his spare time making songs at his Southern Hustle Entertainment Studio.
Nash's studio partner, Eric Collins, is still coming to grips with his friend's violent end.
"That's the last thing I ever thought I was going to hear about this man right here," said Collins.
Family and friends are asked to bring candles Thursday evening. The vigil starts at 6pm. It will be held at Nash Towing and Recovery located at 5241 Old Midlothian Turnpike.
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A fatal gas station shooting involving a man found near the Eisenhower Expressway comes as Mayor Emanuel goes to Washington to push for gun control measures.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel has ordered an analysis of Chicago's city employee pension funds to see if they hold companies that make or sell assault weapons. If so, he wants them sold.
Emanuel spoke on Monday in Washington about his support for new gun control measures. He participated in a panel with the Center for American Progress Action Fund to talk about his role in getting the Assault Weapons Ban passed in 1994, when he was senior adviser to President Clinton.
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He says legislation should focus on limiting criminal access to guns. Separately his office announced that Emanuel ordered the pension fund analysis as a "first step" in removing the companies from city investment plans.
The mayor said the city shouldn't invest in companies that "profit from the proliferation of assault weapons." The five city funds are worth more than $13.5 billion.
Emanuel said last week that he is working on a gun control ordinance for the city after an assault weapons ban stalled in the Illinois General Assembly. He is expected to introduce that ordinance at the next City Council meeting. It will include a call on city pensions and retirement fund managers to review their portfolio of investments and eliminate companies that make or sell assault weapons.
Alderman Bob Fioretti (2nd) joined Good Day Chicago to speak on the chances of something like this passed.
"Obviously we are very restricted in terms of the rights that we look at gun ownership in the city. Obviously it will pass, but the question gets to be the practical implications of it," Fioretti said. "If we're serious about going after it, by extending the time to allow six months in jail for illegal gun control, illegal ownership or illegal having a hands gun, most times they look at the police will get prosecuting them understand a felony. The city charges get thrown out.
"I would rather see a substantive type of change rather than cosmetic," Fioretti continued. "As we look at the 506 deaths last year, most have been by illegal handguns. We have to protect the constitution but we have to protect our citizens. It's very tough in terms of how many deaths we have had in this city."
At the same time the mayor spoke on the one-month anniversary of the massacre in Newtown, just a few blocks away, President Obama also talked about banning military-style weapons and high-capacity magazines of bullets and requiring background checks on all gun purchasers.
"Will all of them get through this Congress? I don't know," the president said. "But what's uppermost in my mind is making sure that I'm honest with the American people and with members of Congress about what I think will work."
A month after the mass murder of youngsters in Connecticut, opponents of new gun controls were pushing back. A freshman representative from Texas declared that, if the President used his executive power to impose new gun rules, he would move to impeach him. At a White House news conference, the President spoke of persuading Congress to enact new gun laws.
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"I would rather see a substantive type of change rather than cosmetic," Fioretti continued. "As we look at the 506 deaths last year, most have been by illegal handguns. We have to protect the constitution but we have to protect our citizens. It's very tough in terms of how many deaths we have had in this city."
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Kenmore Elite 31.0 cu. ft. Dual-Freezer French-Door Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator - White ENERGY STAR®Item# 04672182000 | Model# 72182
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Kenmore Elite 31.0 cu. ft. Dual-Freezer Refrigerator - Spacious Organization
The Kenmore Elite Dual-Freezer Refrigerator 7218 features stylish French doors and dual freezer drawers to give you plenty of room to organize and store your food. It's the perfect combination of convenience and quality, with multiple temperature controls allowing you to keep your food at the perfect temperature for continuous freshness. AirTight crisper drawers and Multi Air Flow technology ensure optimal temperatures and humidity levels. With so many features offered by a name you already trust, there's no reason your home should be without this stylish Kenmore French-door refrigerator.
- Built to store food, snacks and more, this Kenmore refrigerator delivers plenty of storage capacity so every item on your grocery list has a spot.
- Air-tight humidity-controlled crisper drawers keep vegetables supple and moist longer than standard crisper bins, so flavor and freshness stays around longer.
- Multi Air Flow Technology uses strategically placed vents to balance cool air throughout the entire refrigerator, so even the items on the door stay cool.
- Equipped with seven evenly distributed temperature sensors, this refrigerator takes note of changes in climate and adjusts instantly to help deliver cool where it counts.
- Genius Cool™ features dual evaporators that cool your refrigerator and freezer separately to help eliminate wilted lettuce and freezer-burned ice cream.
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The two doors on the refrigerator allows you to open the unit partially without opening the entire refrigerator to the warmer room temperature. The two freezer drawers allows you to sort your freezer goods with the top drawer for short time utilization and the bottom drawer for longer term storage. The ice maker is the only thing that has given us trouble.
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The Kenmore Elite 31.0 cu. ft. Dual Freezer French Door Bottom freezer is extremely well made and energy efficient. I enjoy the many features and the storage space is amazing for the size. They did a great job designing this outstanding refrigerator.
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I simply LOVE my refrigerator! It provides me with the space I need and lots of options for storing food and beverages!
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Very nice fridge, however..... I only paid $1799. at Sears 4 months ago. If you buy this fridge you will like it alot. I do!
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There is a lot of room in this refrigerator and I love the dual-freezer. I previously owned a side by side and things would get lost in the freezer. With the two drawers I can organize the items such as in the bottom drawer meat on one side and veggies on the other and the top drawer extra ice, fruit and ice-cream.
Lithonia, GA
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It was too big for our space. I loved the double drawer at the bottom and the look and finish of the refrigerator, but it had to be returned. The depth of it is one of the largest and it stuck out about 6 inches from out counters so it looked unsightly. Otherwise, great refrigerator and when we purchased it, it was on sale 35% off.
Atlanta, GA
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We could not be happier!! Absolutely love the two drawers. Adjustable shelves are great. Huge capacity thanks to smart design. Crisper keeps things at their best much longer. Fantastic how easy to move for regular cleaning -really great rollers so feels like it doesn't weigh anything. Just can't say enough good things.
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I thought this was an excellent refrigerator. It has plenty of room, great look, quiet and good ice maker. However, after three weeks a foul smell was coming from the bottom of the refrigerator. Ultimately, you could smell it as soon as you come in the kitchen. On-line reviews show the same complaints, but the company has no remedy. I was lucky the smell started early, so I could return it. Others indicate it started a year or so into ownership. Beware.
Austin, TX
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Our original side by side refrigerator lasted 13 years and we are hoping this one will also do as well. The only problem we have experienced with this is the ice maker clogs up if not used daily. We used crushed once and it appeared to left the unused crushed in the trap and it did not melt so when we attempted to use it no ice came out. Upon investigation we cleared the trap which was also on the bucket when we removed it that the ice went all over the floor. A mess but nothing a towel doesn't pick up. The storage is great and we are able to quickly see all items needed for the meal. Would recommend this to all just be careful with ice.
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It has all the features and specs, but when it comes time to use it, just seems to leave you wanting. I have had mine for a year, and am already on my second service call. The ice gets stuck from time to time, and now the lever for ice/water gets stuck on a few extra seconds when you push it, leading to ice and water on the floor. There are constantly water spots on the stainless steel, so I spend more time polishing than expected, and oh by the way, magnets do not really stick to it, so there are no pictures or kids drawing to cover the "mess". The freezer drawers were a big draw, but anything sticking up slightly prevents them from closing. Space inside is also odd. Coming from a side by side, I still have not adjusted after a year of use. There is not enough vertical space for tall items, so we set some shelves higher, still have a tight fit, and can only half use the others. The Kenmore Elite brand does little to cover this is just an LG made refrigerator. I recommend with hesitation: if you have a French door or Stainless Steel already, you know what you are in for.
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No, the Missouri Tigers aren't joining the Big East. They're still pondering whether to join the SEC, while the Big East is still pondering anything and everything related to sports and non-sports. However, both Mizzou and the Big East are reportedly not quite ready to make any major realignment moves. And that's what this update is about.
According to the Kansas City Star's Mike DeArmond, Mizzou media gets the sense that little will come on the Missouri-to-SEC-or-Big 12 front until next Friday at the earliest. There's a curators' meeting scheduled for that day, though it's not necessarily focused on conference realignment.
The Big East is set to vote on increasing exit fees Friday according to the Sporting News, a critical step in the expansion process. The Navy Midshipmen, for one, would reportedly prefer to see a solidified league first. It's also worth noting the Louisville Cardinals could reportedly sit out the vote. They're the No. 1 Big 12 expansion candidate at the moment, according to the New York Times' Pete Thamel and others.
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West Virginia transportation officials already are making plans for the expected rush of traffic during the inaugural 10-day National Boy Scout Jamboree in July.
Officials said May 23 that plans were being made to use the West Virginia National Guard for traffic assistance. The Register-Herald of Beckley reported that officials also are considering waiving tolls during that time to ease traffic congestion on the West Virginia Turnpike.
All ongoing construction that requires a permanent lane closure also would be suspended during that time.
Officials expect some 20,000 staff members to begin arriving before the jamboree, which will run July 15-24, and that's even before buses begin to bring in thousands of Boy Scouts for the event.
Another 50,000 visitors are expected in the area during the same time at the annual Friends of Coal car show.
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Lunchtime Vinyasa Yoga with Julie Shore // Wednesdays @ 12-1pm // only $5 per class! A one-hour beginner Vinyasa yoga that focuses on the foundations of classical Vinyasa flow, emphasizing movement and breath as synchronized experience. Attention to fundamental asana (postures) will prepare students for their flow sequence and is designed to help beginners develop their own practice.
Open Level Modern Dance with Katie McNamara // Wednesdays @ 6:30-8pm // $13 per class; $60 for 6 classes
This open level class welcomes a wide spectrum of movers who want to explore fundamental physical connections and integrate those within expressive movement. The class begins on the floor in explorations of weight, momentum and range of motion in joints. Moving to a mid-level we will take time to condition the muscles within efficient patterns. In standing we investigate the dynamics of opposition in balance, gesture and weight shift to alas traverse the space across, under and around. All are welcome!
Katie McNamara is a dance artist, a cook, a mother and a teacher. Along with her husband Olase Freeman, she co-directs their company, BaldSoul, within which they strive to find the locus where art and life coexist. Their most recent work is parenting a beautiful boy, Kayin Effie. Katie spent her preliminary professional years in Philadelphia where she danced with Group Motion, Scrap Performance Group and Leah Stein Dance Company. She was deeply influenced by the city's diverse artistic community and the raw spontaneity of it's stage. During this time she also co-founded and directed the Bald Mermaids, named "best new modern dance company" by Philadelphia's City Paper. Her work has been shown at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Philadelphia's Painted Bride Art Center, the Carriage House, Galapagos Art Space, the Projekt Theatre (Dresden, Germany) as well as during the Silesian Dance Festival (Bytom, Poland). Her recent choreographic residencies include Rhode Island College Dance Company, Providence College Dance Company, Roger Williams University and Salve Regina University. Katie currently teaches Dance Composition at Dean College and has had a fourteen year career as a Pilates teacher-certified through Pilates Method Alliance. She is pursuing a MFA in dance at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Date: Wednesday, August 27, September 3, 7-10pm
Instructor: Sam Thompson
Learn through a hand-on introduction to traditional black and white photo printing at the Paul Krot Darkroom. Students should bring two rolls of exposed film to class to develop. The cost of the workshop includes a material fee of $20 consisting of film, five sheets of RC paper, and chemistry.
Note: This workshop goes over using the darkroom only. If you would like to learn using 35mm camera, enroll in the Intro to the 35mm workshop the week before this one. You can register here.
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Video screenings: Matt Underwood / Kadet Kuhne / Adam Morosky
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RHD Artist Free Open Studio
Tuesdays & Thursdays (except 1st Tuesday of month)
10:30 am – 1:30 am
RHD artists will be hard at work in the AS220 main gallery/performance space. Drop in, have lunch, meet the artists, work on your own art or join in on a collaborative project. Resources for Human Development Rhode Island (RHD-RI) is a prolific non-profit arts-based studio program that serves adults with a range of disabilities. For more information check out: rhdri.org
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Title:Point Productions' newest, original play, Everything of Any Value.
Title:Point presents a new, original work of unimaginable strength and overwhelming cowardice.
Written by Theresa Buchheister (also dir.), Ryan William Downey, Scott Ries, Spencer Campbell, and Catrin Lloyd-Bollard, and developed by Buchheister, Downey, Ries, Campbell, Lloyd-Bollard, E. James Ford, Joey LePage, and Blake Bolan.
Eight figures stopping/starting in the midst of a great transition. Meeting in a triangle square, psychically obeying an avalanche of gymnasts and tightrope walking daredevils. Filling the lives of lives that are full. A single point of obsession. Seven slow deaths.
Title:Point has been making theatre and events in New York since 2006, beginning with a residency with Incubator Arts in the Ontological Theatre in St. Mark's Church. Since then, we have continued to expand the universe in which all of our projects exist, working in theatres, UHAULs, warehouses, bookstores, bars, and now, in permanent residence in The Silent Barn (www.silentbarn.org), a DIY punk venue/artist workspace/residence in Bushwick.
Since moving into The Silent Barn in 2013, Title:Point has mounted 3 fully produced theatrical runs, 5 Gestating Babies (curated nights of performance), several events/themed parties and installations, and film screenings with hundreds of local and nonlocal artists.
Everything of Any Value began as a toe dip into Futurist texts, and turned into a collaborative writing process, riffing on the structures and themes of the Futurists, and turning into something equally strange, but far less fascist.
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Begins right after the Title:Point show downstairs in the Black Box, which begins at 8pm. You should see that too, if you do you get in free to The Coincidental Hour.
With Dave Public, Jeremy Joubert, and Ogg Myst ( G Lucas CraneandAlaina Stamatis). Probably Sarah Reiter too.
Psychic Readings.
Saturdays, Augst 23, 30; 10am-2pm
This course provides a two week introduction to silkscreen printing. Screenprinting is a versatile process that can be used to transfer graphic images to paper, wood, and fabric. It is ideal for making t-shirts, posters, coasters, greeting cards/stationery, and more. Bring an idea and something you want to print on and we'll show you how it's done.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to screen printing in two sessions. (This class is also offered as a one-day intensive.) Participants will design, print, and exchange a two-color print with a maximum dimension of 8″ x 10″. The first class will be dedicated to designing and creating stencils by hand or with the laser copier. Participants spend the second class learning proper printing techniques and registration, and troubleshooting. The workshop will end with a print exchange.
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Hosted by Jimmy and Hannah Devine with Mark Roberts, Andrea Cooper, Teddi Scobi and Friends!
Every Saturday (except for the first Saturday of the month) from 4-7pm at the bar at AS220!
No cover charge!
A full menu of food and beverage will be available, so come in for a pint or make this your regular spot for dinner while enjoying some of the best traditional Irish music around!
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will be closing come celebrate with performances by AS220 staff, residents, and friends:
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Rachel Lewallen
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Core Workout with Daniel Shea // Sundays @9-10am //only $5!
A gentle workout that uses floor barre, dance and training techniques to improve core strength, balance and flexibility. Bring a hand towel; dance shoes or bare feet. Open to everyone- no dance experience required.
Daniel Shea is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer, a dance and fitness instructor. Since training and fitness are his business (www.shea-training.com) he is passionate about form & discipline…but it has to be enjoyable and fun. Daniel has been dancing and teaching for over 30 years. He has studied dance at the – Joy of Movement Center (Boston), Pacific Ballet (San Francisco), Joe Tremaine Dance Center (Los Angeles), Stanley Holden School of Ballet (Los Angeles), Debbie Reynolds Studios (Los Angeles), MJDC Dance Studio (Rhode Island).


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De La Vega's Pecan Beer - Sierra Blanca Brewing Company (Rio Grande)
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New Mexico
3.08/5 rDev -15.6%
Poured from about an inch above the glass gave this clear reddish brown colored beer a medium sized well bubbled head that fell quite quickly into no lacing what-so-ever.
Sweet roasted caramel malts and pecan aroma dominate.
Sweet roasted almost burnt caramel malts and sweet pecans in the taste of this medium bodied beer.
The aftertaste is a very light dry with a little bit of the pecan and malt hanging around.
Tastes like Newcastle Brown Ale with pecans mixed in, cool for something different but not really anything special.
06-07-2012 23:12:26 | More by LXIXME
New Mexico
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05-04-2013 02:58:19 | More by m0unds
New Jersey
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04-27-2013 00:48:19 | More by zillo043068
3.48/5 rDev -4.7%
Thanks to Eric for sharing this!
Served in a tumbler glass.
Bright amber color, thin layer of foam on the surface, spotty lace around the edges. Sharp clarity with some trails of carbonation rising through it.
Smelled a lot like movie theater popcorn for some reason, also nutty.
Taste was more in line with the name, discernible pecan flavor, nutty with a brief malt sweetness, and clean dry finish. Light to medium bodied with ample carbonation. If you're crazy about pecans, go nuts, otherwise it's just your average novelty beer.
09-21-2013 02:18:09 | More by emerge077
3.93/5 rDev +7.7%
Clear dark amber to light brown colored beer with a small tan colored head.
Smell is unique. Very strong toffee and butternut squash scent. Extremely nutty smelling. Strong aroma of toasted pound cake with some pecan aroma. Smells like a dessert.
Starts out sweet and buttery with a strong nut flavor. Taste like a pound cake with nuts. Strong taste of cake and vanilla along with nuts. A unique flavor to be sure.
Mouthfeel is good.
Interesting beer. I suggest you try it but don't try and drink a whole six pack of it. A Tasty dessert beer.
12-07-2012 02:59:48 | More by Zorro
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
12-28-2013 00:13:29 | More by crobinso
4.33/5 rDev +18.6%
There is an overwhelming pecan flavor that, if you were on a mission for a pecan beer, is exactly what you were looking for. It's extremely smooth, with a bold, organic color. It has a balanced, manageable head. Overall it's a fantastic flavored beer that I would have no qualms with enjoying in excess.
06-14-2014 21:21:33 | More by OKBrewmeister
4/5 rDev +9.6%
01-13-2014 03:33:29 | More by thereal_adam
New Hampshire
3.3/5 rDev -9.6%
Shared tonight with Mark, thanks for the opportunity.
Pours a deep amber color with a smallish off white head that dissipates rather quickly. The aroma is obviously nutty, but to say it was pecan would be a stretch. Sweet caramel and toffee as well as just a hint of earthy hops round out the nose. The flavor is sweet and sugary with a caramel and nutty taste. Medium body with a moderate level of carbonation and a sweet slick mouthfeel. This is an interesting brew that I'm glad that I got to try, although its not something that I think I could drink very much of or very often.
12-09-2012 04:18:00 | More by johnnnniee
2.8/5 rDev -23.3%
Attractive amber color but barely a touch of foam. Fairly spritzy in the mouth.
A fruity and peculiar flavor greets the tongue. Sort of a tomato soup taste. A little malt makes an appearance. Some faint touch of hops. Rather anemic even for a Brown Ale. A little buttery with a dishwater finish. A touch of watered-down sweet vermouth.
From the 12 oz bottle bought at Jubilation Fine Wines in Albuquerque.
02-14-2013 05:36:39 | More by mactrail
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
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New Mexico
3/5 rDev -17.8%
08-09-2014 23:24:25 | More by quadhog
3.36/5 rDev -7.9%
A-medium amber color with a nice off-white head and good lacing
S-heavy pecan aroma, little malt, brown sugar
T-malt, brown sugar, pecans, mild bitter finish,
F-medium body with moderate carbonation, crisp
O-interesting ale, but pecan flavor overwhelms and has a bit of an artificial taste to it
05-28-2013 01:22:09 | More by MDDMD
4/5 rDev +9.6%
01-17-2014 11:50:25 | More by SoCaliC8
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
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De La Vega's Pecan Beer from Sierra Blanca Brewing Company (Rio Grande)
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Hypocrisy, a Swedish Death Metal, have been around since the early nineties. The album Hypocrisy is one of the best albums from a Death Metal band. Strangely the album is not a real Death Metal album. The only two songs that could be seen as Death Metal songs are "Apocalyptic Hybrid" and "Time Warp." And although these two songs are great, they do not really fit on the album. The other 9 songs range from slow to mid-tempo paced songs. Every song is build around an excellent melodic riff. Compared to previous releases the clean vocals are much more used, but there are still screaming and grunting parts on the album. The album contains more atmospheric keyboards, but they always have a supportive role. I recommend people to listen to this album with headphones at night. Feel the apocalypse arriving.
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HYPOCRISY sure have developed in so many ways. When I first listened to this cd I couldn't understand it, I couldn't hear it properly. It sounded wrong to me, but after a few listens I started to pick it up and appreciate it more with every listen. This is almost not even a death metal album. What it is is touches of black metal, trash, and Pink Floyd, yes Pink Floyd. Ever since they did that cover of Pink Floyd's 'Slippin Away' on their 'Abducted' album I think they fell in love with that sound, as did I, aswell as many other HYPOCRISY fans. This is a beautiful album with lots of variation in speeds and emotion. I have been listening to HYPOCRISY ever since I bought my first HYPOCRISY cd 'Osculum Obscenum' back in around '95. They are releasing their new cd 'Virus' on 20th Sep '05, it is available for pre-order here at amazom.com for only $13.99. I can't wait to hear it.
Hypocrisy's self-titled 1999 release was my introduction to the band almost five years ago, and after listening to their entire catalog, easily remains my favorite release by this band.
Fractured Millenium – 5/5 – Probably the greatest opening track of all time. Simply a masterpiece. Mid-paced, great lyrics, great guitar riffs, and a killer bass sound. If you ever have the chance to see these guys live, go see the show and pray that they open with this song. It will be the highlight of your concert-going experiences, I guarantee it.
Apocalyptic Hybrid – 5/5 – Opens with one of Lars Szoke's trademark drum beats and goes into overdrive with Peter grunting and sounding a lot like Masse Broburg. Nice solo, too.
Fusion Programmed Minds – 5/5 – This song reminds me of some of the work on Catch 22, but with better production. Great chorus and guitar work.
Elastic Inverted Visions – 10/5 – Without a doubt my favorite song on the cd. It starts out with a clean guitar riff and then moves into a mid-paced heavy song. Not a weak point in the whole song.
Reversed Reflections – 5/5 – This song sounds much more Gothenburg than the other songs on this cd. Some clean vocals here that sound a lot like Peter's sideproject Pain.
Until the End – 7/5 – Imagine the emotion you get when attending the funeral for a good friend. If you have never had to feel this emotion, listen to this song. The feeling captured in this song is just incredible. It is a slow song, but very heavy.
Paranormal Mysteria – 5/5 – I really love the lead guitar parts in this song. Very nice use of keyboards and vocal harmonies.
Time Warp – 5/5 – No, not the song from Rocky Horror Picture Show. Another fast song. Peter tries something new with the vox on this one. Really cool solo here.
Disconnected Magnetic Corridors – 6/5 – Yet another great song here. Slow, to mid-paced with lots of nice guitar melodies and clean vox. Probably my third favorite after Elastic Inverted Visions and Until the End.
Paled Empty Sphere – 5/5 – Another slow song. Very melancholic feel to this one. It has the feeling of death, but with a sense of defiance. The closing song on the standard release, and a very fitting end to a great album. The lyrics are fantastic.
Selfinflicted Overload (Bonus Track) – 5/5 – This song was a bonus track included on the digipack version of the album. A great song that would have been a bit more at home on Catch 22, but good nevertheless.
Overall, this album is a great addition to any collection and is a great introduction to Hypocrisy. The production is flawless and the cd has some of the strongest songwriting you'll ever hear. A point of interest is that Hypocrisy's next work, Into the Abyss, was originally scheduled to be released with this as a double album.
Hypocrisy Continues to evolve from the simplistic brutality of '93's Osculum Obscenum, adding layer of keyboards guitars and haunting melodies that push this album into another galaxy of music. The only low point is the unwelcome hardcore-inspired Time Warp, which doesn't really fit on the album at all…Other than that, this is one of the high points of '99 and the high point (so far…) for Peter Tagtgren…
This album was my introduction to the vast world of Hypocrisy. After listening to it, I didn't quite know what to make of it. At the time, my favorite bands were At the Gates, In Flames, and Amorphis. I was told that I would like these guys since I like death metal, and boy were they right. Hypocrisy is brutal, yet melodic, angry yet soothing, fast yet strangely slow. This album kept me guessing the whole way. A total unpredictable album, which makes it fun, yet scary to listen, because you never know where Hypocrisy will take you next. One song might be like thrash, yet the next might be atmospheric, and the next comes with the screeching vocals whereas the next song brings the growling vocals. I kid you not: Hypocrisy is one of the best death metal bands around. My only regret is that I didn't discover them sooner.


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Prince William County and Manassas were the hardest hit communities in Virginia by the 2008 housing collapse. Now a group of religious leaders has announced a $30 million plan to help families who lost their homes to foreclosure.
At a meeting Monday night at Woodbridge Middle School in Woodbridge, VOICE (Virginians Organized For Interfaith Community Engagement) announced a pilot program to rehab 100 vacant and blighted townhomes and to build 1,500 units of affordable rental housing over a 15-year period.
VOICE announced commitments by Bank of America for $10 million, General Electric for $5 million and the Virginia Housing Development Authority for $15 million.
They are promising low interest, long-term loans. The program will also provide rental housing.
The group said it is still negotiating to get JP Morgan Chase on board.
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Reading Into Tomorrow - Oil on canvas.
I was experimenting with painting using only very few colours and using colour to express mood. I had this painting in mind to reflect on the issue of the energy crisis in the future. How much are we dependent on electrical technology for communication and entertainment. Try going just one day without using anything electrical whatsoever. It's not as easy as it sounds. Where would you be without your iphone, or your Kindle, or you computer? I have to admit, I'm not sure I'd like it myself.
The character in the painting is a self portrait. I've often used myself for many of my paintings, even if the characters are physically different, I still find myself an inexpensive and readily available model when I need such reference. I do enjoy using and painting other people when I get the opportunity.
Here I am while I was working on, Reading Into Tomorrow.
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I really wanted to try something a little different for these paintings. My background and training is in Scientific and Technical drawing, and many of my paintings, particularly my earlier ones, I have focused a great deal of effort into very intricate detail and perspective accuracy. I still focus a great deal of effort into my work and I have been developing and still exploring a much more distinctive style, which I am very happy with.
Poppies In The Wind - Acrylic on canvas.
I felt like trying to create an impressionist style of painting, and focus more on capturing an emotion as well as freezing an image in time. I do paint a lot of surreal paintings, and even my figurative work, I try to capture an emotion as well as an image, but with these new paintings I wanted the emotion to be the focus of attention.
Storm In The Poppies - Acrylic on canvas.
I have created quite a few paintings on the subject of war, and the damage it causes, but here I wanted to pay respect to those who have picked up arms in order to secure a privileged future for the rest of us. I hope I've managed to do that.
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CARY — Green Hope's boys' soccer team felt it had dominated possession and the scoring chances. The scoreboard only read that it was a tied game in overtime.
So when MacLean Holbrook volleyed in the go-ahead goal in the first overtime period, the Falcons felt justified and relieved. With another Green Hope goal, this time in the second overtime period from Sam Rauf, the Falcons were set to move on to the third round of the 4A playoffs, netting a 3-1 win against visiting Enloe Saturday.
Thoughout much of the game, Green Hope out-shot Enloe at a nearly 2-to-1 ratio. Two shots hit the post, while others missed the frame by inches.
Still other times, an Enloe defender covered quickly to head the ball off the line or block a shot. But when one defender's header fell to Holbrook in the game's 84th minute, he powered it back into the net.
"Luckily the kid just headed it to me and I put it away," Holbrook said. "It was pretty unlucky how some of them didn't go in, but I'm glad I could put one away and help the team."
Up until that point, Green Hope coach Richard Huxford wondered whether his players were putting too much pressure on themselves to score, playing in front of one of the season's largest crowds.
"It was one of the first nights we had students out, and it felt like a different atmosphere," goalkeeper Sam Bissett said.
Green Hope's Zack Compton scored in the 11th minute by dispossessing the Enloe keeper, who couldn't pick up the ball, then slotting in a goal behind him.
Enloe faced a number of shots, but kept the Falcons off the board for the next 73 minutes. The Eagles' Tim Preston put Enloe on the scoreboard after a scrum in the box after a corner kick.
Enloe fired a shot on goal with three minutes left into the second overtime, but it was smothered by Bissett.
"You always worry when you have chances that you'll be hit by the sucker-punch," said Huxford. "Soccer has got a habit of kicking you in the teeth for sure but I think it would've been a bit of an injustice if we had lost."
Enloe coach Delanie Miller declined to comment after the game.
The Falcons will host Sanderson on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
"They've obviously got to be respected with the record that they've got and their winning mentality," Huxford said. "I think it'll be a cracking game. I'm happy that we're home, I think that's big. But we'll have to be right, we'll have to be on their game."
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ORONO — Gregory Zaro, assistant professor in the University of Maine's Anthropology Department and Climate Change Institute, will present "Ancient Civilizations, Archaeology and Environmental Change in South America" from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, Jan.14, at the Bangor Public Library. Zaro's talk is the third installment in the Climate Change Institute's monthly lecture series, which is free and open to the public.
According to Zaro, humans are active components of the environment and have been manipulating the physical world for thousands of years. While modern industrial nations are often viewed to have the greatest impact on ecological change, ancient civilizations have also left long-lasting imprints on the landscape that continue to shape our contemporary world. In his lecture, Zaro will draw on his research from the Peruvian south coast to illustrate how archaeology can help reveal long-term ecological change and humans' role in that change.
Zaro spends several months each year in remote locations in Central and South America investigating the manners in which ancient civilizations interacted with their physical world. He is in his third year at the University of Maine, where he teaches courses centered on Latin American archaeology and the environment.
The lecture series is intended to make the science of climate change accessible to a broad audience. All lectures are free and open to the public.


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A 13-year-old dachshund is left at a vet's office to be put to sleep because the owners couldn't afford to take care of it.
Now, the animal loving organization "Leave No Paws Behind" steps in to try to reunite the dog with the owners.
The dachshund was left in the Baldwin Park shelter in a basket with a note from the owners explaining he was sick.
"We are both seniors, sick, with no money. We cannot pay for vet bills or to put him to sleep. He has never been away from us in all those years. He cannot function without us. Please put him to sleep. That just rips your heart," read Leave No Paws Behind representative Toby Wisneski.
Wisneski picked up the dog and brought him to East Valley Veterinary Clinic.
"He has a skin condition right now that's treatable and it will take a few months but definitely something we can treat," explains veterinarian, Danielle Chapman.
He has arthritis and some other issues, which will take time and money.
He obviously has plenty of drive left, so that's where Leave No Paws Behind comes in.
They specialize in senior dogs like this one, which is not the first given up by cash-strapped owners.
Wisneski said, "And I do honestly believe they felt they have no other option but to send him to the shelters. And we're trying to get the word out that we are here to help you."
No Paws Left Behind wants to find his owners. They are not in trouble. As a matter of fact, they can get their dog back and a promise.
"We'll get him the care he needs and continue to give him the medical, and if you need food we will supply you with the food. But please let's just let him stay with you and spend the rest of his life with the humans that they know and love," Wisneski said.
"It's absolutely heart-breaking. You know, you feel so bad for him and you feel so bad for the people that had to give him up, and he was obviously well loved. And they probably felt like they had absolutely no other options," Chapman said.
But now they do. The dog is going to stay for a while at East Valley Vets, but let's see if we can find these people.
If you recognize this dog, please click here to contact No Paws Left Behind.
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LITTLE ones at Manor Court School, in Chard, were told the importance of making healthy choices in life this week.
Children in the foundation class and Year 2 were visited by the Life Education Wessex bus, a charity providing high quality health and drug prevention advice to almost 60,000 children across the south.
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Thanks to everyone for attending my presentation last week on JavaScript Patterns at the new Microsoft Maniacs user group. The PowerPoint (which contains links to the code samples) can be found here.
Tomorrow night (Wednesday, May 21) my son and I will be at Philly.NET presenting Teach Your Kid to Code. Bring your kid out to Philly.NET with you for a fun evening! After our first talk, I'll then be giving an introduction to TypeScript. Of any presentation I've ever given, this is my favorite:
I'm pleased to announce that my latest Pluralsight course has been released: Building Cross-Platform Mobile Apps with Telerik AppBuilder.
Telerik AppBuilder was formerly called Icenium and, in fact, when the Pluralsight course was first published (a few weeks ago) it was still called Icenium. Therefore, there are many references to "Icenium" during the course but the main titles have been changed. Anywhere where you see/hear a reference to "Icenium", just substitute "Telerik AppBuilder" for the new name and know that it's referring to the same thing. One other aspect is that in this course I focused more on the AppBuilder tool itself – and less on the underlying code. In potential future courses, I will focus more on the underlying code for mobile apps.
If you've been frustrated by the painstaking process of building mobile apps in the past and you are looking for a fun way to build iOS and Android App Store applications with HTML/JS then I encourage you to check out my course on Telerik AppBuilder!
Thanks to everyone for attending my presentation last week on DurandalJS vs. AngularJS at CapArea. The code samples and PowerPoint from my presentation can be found here.
Thanks to everyone for attending my presentation on DurandalJS. The code samples and PowerPoint from my presentation can be found here.
Thanks to everyone who attended my ASP.NET Web API presentation last week at the TriNug user group. Over 100 people at the presentation with standing room only, TriNug has truly built an amazing user group with enthusiastic members who asked engaging questions during the entire presentation. I really enjoyed my time there and look forward to returning in the future.
Code samples and PowerPoint can be found here.
I'm pleased to announce that my latest Pluralsight course has been released: .NET Micro ORMs.
If you're looking for an ORM that is simple, lightweight, and still lightening fast, then this course if for you. I start the course with a discussion of what a Micro ORM is and why you might want to use one. I also layout some of the common counter-arguments you hear against using a Micro ORM and examine the validity of each one.
There are many great open source Micro ORMs available today and it was not easy deciding which ones to include in the course. Ultimately, I included the following (each with its own module) based on their features and popularity:
Several of the Micro ORMs have similar functionality in terms of fully supporting all CRUD scenarios and working with SQL or Stored Procedures. However, diving deeper into the course, you'll see many features you may not have known were supported by Micro ORMs. These types of features include working with complex objects, working with dynamic data, bulk inserts, automatic database table creation, supporting aggregates, metadata, automatic paging, joins, completely dynamic API, and more!
If you're deciding on a Micro ORM to use for your next project, then I recommend watching all the modules in order to see the types of features that are supported by each one so you can determine the best fit for your project in terms of functionality and your personal preference. However, if you've already selected a Micro ORM, then you can watch the first Introduction module (it's only 22 minutes) and then skip directly to the module for the Micro ORM that you're using.
If you've been frustrated by your existing ORM, bring back some of the fun (and speed!) to your data access with .NET Micro ORMs!
I'm currently working on my third course for Pluralsight. Everyone already knows that Scott Allen is a "dominating force" for Pluralsight but I was curious how many courses other authors have published as well. The Pluralsight Authors page - http://pluralsight.com/training/Authors – shows all 146 authors and you can click on any author's page to see how many (and which) courses they have authored. The problem is: I don't want to have to click into 146 pages to get a count for each author.
With this in mind, I figured I could write a little JavaScript using the Chrome JavaScript console to do some "detective work." My first step was to figure out how the HTML was structured on this page so I could do some screen-scraping. Right-click the first author - "Inspect Element". I can see there is a primary <div> with a class of "main" which contains all the authors. Each author is in an <h3> with an <a> tag containing their name and link to their page:
This web page already has jQuery loaded so I can use $ directly from the console. This allows me to just use jQuery to inspect items on the current page. Notice this is a multi-line command. In order to use multiple lines in the console you have to press SHIFT-ENTER to go to the next line:
Now I can see I'm extracting data just fine. At this point I want to follow each URL. Then I want to screen-scrape this next page to see how many courses each author has done. Let's take a look at the author detail page:
I can see we have a table (with a css class of "course") that contains rows for each course authored. This means I can get the number of courses pretty easily like this:
Now I can put this all together. Back on the authors page, I want to follow each URL, extract the returned HTML, and grab the count. In the code below, I simply use the jQuery $.get() method to get the author detail page and the "data" variable that is in the callback contains the HTML. A nice feature of jQuery is that I can simply put this HTML string inside of $() and I can use jQuery selectors directly on it in conjunction with the find() method:
Now I'm getting somewhere. I have every Pluralsight author and how many courses each one has authored. But that's not quite what I'm after – what I want to see are the authors that have the MOST courses in the library. What I'd like to do is to put all of the data in an array and then sort that array descending by number of courses. I can add an item to the array after each author detail page is returned but the catch here is that I can't perform the sort operation until ALL of the author detail pages have executed. The jQuery $.get() method is naturally an async method so I essentially have 146 async calls and I don't want to perform my sort action until ALL have completed (side note: don't run this script too many times or the Pluralsight servers might think your an evil hacker attempting a DoS attack and deny you). My C# brain wants to use a WaitHandle WaitAll() method here but this is JavaScript.
I was able to do this by using the jQuery Deferred() object. I create a new deferred object for each request and push it onto a deferred array. After each request is complete, I signal completion by calling the resolve() method. Finally, I use a $.when.apply() method to execute my descending sort operation once all requests are complete. Here is my complete console command:
1: var authorList = [],
2: defList = [];
3: $(".main h3 a").each(function() {
4: var def = $.Deferred();
5: defList.push(def);
6: var authorName = $(this).text();
7: var authorUrl = $(this).attr('href');
8: $.get(authorUrl, function(data) {
9: var courseCount = $(data).find("table.course tbody tr").length;
10: authorList.push({ name: authorName, numberOfCourses: courseCount });
11: def.resolve();
12: });
13: });
14: $.when.apply($, defList).then(function() {
15: console.log("*Everything* is complete");
16: var sortedList = authorList.sort(function(obj1, obj2) {
17: return obj2.numberOfCourses - obj1.numberOfCourses;
18: });
19: for (var i = 0; i < sortedList.length; i++) {
20: console.log(authorList[i]);
21: }
22: });
And here are the results:
WOW! John Sonmez has 44 courses!! And Matt Milner has 29! I guess Scott Allen isn't the only "dominating force". I would have assumed Scott Allen was #1 but he comes in as #3 in total course count (of course Scott has 11 courses in the Top 50, and 14 in the Top 100 which is incredible!). Given that I'm in the middle of producing only my third course, I better get to work!
Thanks to everyone who attended my presentation at last week's CMAP code camp. All code samples and slides can be found here.
A few months back, Ryan Niemeyer posted about a simple editor pattern for Knockout.js (anyone doing any significant Knockout development should be subscribing to his blog). Historically, I have used the "protected observable" which Ryan outlined in a post in 2011. In short, there are times when you are typing in a value and you need to ability to be able to "accept" or "cancel" user changes. The idea is that in addition the the observables for your object, you have 3 methods: 1) update() – which stores the latest values in a "local cache", 2) revert() – which reverts the entire object back to the previous state, and 3) commit() which updates the "local cache" to the latest state.
The resulting code from Ryan's post looks like this:
1: var Item = function(data) {
2: this.name = ko.observable();
3: this.price = ko.observable();
4: this.cache = function() {};
6: this.update(data);
7: };
9: ko.utils.extend(Item.prototype, {
10: update: function(data) {
11: this.name(data.name || "new item");
12: this.price(data.price || 0);
14: //save off the latest data for later use
15: this.cache.latestData = data;
16: },
17: revert: function() {
18: this.update(this.cache.latestData);
19: },
20: commit: function() {
21: this.cache.latestData = ko.toJS(this);
22: }
23: });
This is an extremely useful pattern that is used frequently in Knockout development. However, I wanted a way to quickly and easily apply this to any object I was working with.
Lately I've been working with TypeScript so my thought was to create a base class in TypeScript that any class could inherit from to give the commit/revert functionality. This actually turned out to be quite easy with TypeScript. The first step is the create a base class called "EditableItem":
1: /// <reference path="knockout.d.ts" />
3: module EditableExample {
4: export class EditableItem {
5: private cache: any;
7: constructor() {
8: this.cache = function () { };
9: }
11: revert() {
12: this.updateValues(this.cache.latestData);
13: }
15: commit() {
16: this.cache.latestData = ko.toJS(this);
17: }
19: updateValues(data) {
20: this.cache.latestData = data;
22: for (var property in data) {
23: if (data.hasOwnProperty(property) && this.hasOwnProperty(property)) {
24: this[property](data[property]);
25: }
26: }
27: }
28: }
29: }
The code is not much different from Ryan's example but TypeScript let's me work with class syntax. Notice I'm importing the TypeScript type definition file for Knockout – this can be found in the Definitely Typed repository. The revert and commit methods are practically identical. However, I wanted something more re-usable for assigning the values of the observables so I loop through each property of the data objects to do the assignment automatically. On line #24 above, the assignments happen by sending values into a function rather than assigning with the equals – this is because Knockout observables are all functions so we need to use function syntax. The JavaScript that TypeScript generates is not much different from the original example:
1: var EditableExample;
2: (function (EditableExample) {
3: var EditableItem = (function () {
4: function EditableItem() {
5: this.cache = function () {
6: };
7: }
8: EditableItem.prototype.revert = function () {
9: this.updateValues(this.cache.latestData);
10: };
11: EditableItem.prototype.commit = function () {
12: this.cache.latestData = ko.toJS(this);
13: };
14: EditableItem.prototype.updateValues = function (data) {
15: this.cache.latestData = data;
16: for(var property in data) {
17: if(data.hasOwnProperty(property) && this.hasOwnProperty(property)) {
18: this[property](data[property]);
19: }
20: }
21: };
22: return EditableItem;
23: })();
24: EditableExample.EditableItem = EditableItem;
25: })(EditableExample || (EditableExample = {}));
With this base class in place, it becomes a VERY easy matter to create sub-classes with this automatic functionality:
1: class Person extends EditableItem{
2: constructor(data: any) {
3: super();
4: this.updateValues(data);
5: }
7: firstName: KnockoutObservableString = ko.observable();
8: lastName: KnockoutObservableString = ko.observable();
9: age: KnockoutObservableNumber = ko.observable();
10: }
This enables me to primarily just concentrate on my Person class without worrying about all of the plumbing details in the base class to make commit/revert work. Now we can use the Person object as follows:
1: var person = new Person({ firstName: "Steve", lastName: "Michelotti", age: 21 });
2: person.commit(); // commit current state
3: person.revert(); // reverts to previous state
You can customize this example even further for your application. For example, the constructor takes a data object typed as "any" but you could constrain this further – the underlying updateValues() function can still take any value. Additionally, you could consider passing the initial data object directly to the constructor of the base class – that is, pass it to the super() function. However, there is a major caveat you need to be aware of if you are thinking of going this route. Take a look at the generated JavaScript code for the Person class:
1: var Person = (function (_super) {
2: __extends(Person, _super);
3: function Person(data) {
4: _super.call(this);
5: this.firstName = ko.observable();
6: this.lastName = ko.observable();
7: this.age = ko.observable();
8: this.updateValues(data);
9: }
10: return Person;
11: })(EditableItem);
Notice the call to the super() function is the first thing that is called. Then after that is the assignments to the observable fields. After that is the call to the updateValues() function. Therefore, if you want to pass the data directly to the super() function, you'll need to explicitly assign each field as an observable before calling the super() function to avoid the fields being null when the EditableItem's updateValues() function is trying to assign the observable values. The class would look like this:
1: class Person extends EditableItem {
3: this.firstName = ko.observable();
4: this.lastName = ko.observable();
5: this.age = ko.observable();
6: super(data);
7: }
9: firstName: KnockoutObservableString;
10: lastName: KnockoutObservableString;
11: age: KnockoutObservableNumber;
12: }
Thanks to everyone to attended my presentation on Web API at dotnetConf. It was a great virtual conference and I hope to participate in more of them in the future. Code samples and PowerPoint for my presentation can all be found here.
This Wednesday my son and I will be presenting "Teach Your Kid to Code" at BaltoMSDN. We did this presentation in November at CMAP and had a great turnout! We hope to see you (and your child!) on Wednesday night! This is the presentation abstract:
Have you ever wanted a way to teach your kid to code? For that matter, have you ever wanted to simply be able to explain to your kid what you do for a living? Putting things in a context that a kid can understand is not as easy as it sounds. If you are someone curious about these concepts, this is a "can't miss" presentation that will be co-presented by Justin Michelotti (5th grader) and his father. Bring your kid with you to BaltoMSDN for this fun and educational session. We will show tools you may not have been aware of like SmallBasic and Kodu – we'll even throw in a little Visual Studio. Concepts such as variables, conditionals, loops, and functions will be covered while we introduce object oriented concepts without any of the confusing words. Kids are not required for entry!
I just posted an article on my company's blog on Sharing Code Between Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. It covers portable class libraries, view model patterns, linking source files, and more. Check it out here: http://blog.appliedis.com/2013/02/20/sharing-code-between-windows-8-and-windows-phone-8/.
Thanks to everyone who came out to our CMAP presentation last week! Despite being Election Day, we had a packed house with almost 70 people including a large number of kids. My son loved having the clip-on microphone and it was great having such an enthusiastic audience.
All code samples and PowerPoint can be found here.
Now that Azure supports .NET Framework 4.5, you can use all the latest and greatest available features. A common scenario is to be able to use Entity Framework Code First Migrations with a SQL Database in Azure. Prior to Code First Migrations, Entity Framework provided database initializers. While convenient for demos and prototypes, database initializers weren't useful for much beyond that because, if you delete and re-create your entire database when the schema changes, you lose all of your operational data. This is the void that Migrations are meant to fill. For example, if you add a column to your model, Migrations will alter the database to add the column rather than blowing away the entire database and re-creating it from scratch.
Azure is becoming increasingly easier to use – especially with features like Azure Web Sites. Being able to use Entity Framework Migrations in Azure makes deployment easier than ever. In this blog post, I'll walk through enabling Automatic Code First Migrations on Azure. I'll use the Simple Membership provider for my example.
First, we'll create a new Azure Web site called "migrationstest" including creating a new SQL Database along with it:
Next we'll go to the web site and download the publish profile:
In the meantime, we've created a new MVC 4 website in Visual Studio 2012 using the "Internet Application" template. This template is automatically configured to use the Simple Membership provider. We'll do our initial Publish to Azure by right-clicking our project and selecting "Publish…". From the "Publish Web" dialog, we'll import the publish profile that we downloaded in the previous step:
Once the site is published, we'll just click the "Register" link from the default site. Since the AccountController is decorated with the [InitializeSimpleMembership] attribute, the initializer will be called and the initial database is created.
We can verify this by connecting to our SQL Database on Azure with SQL Management Studio (after making sure that our local IP address is added to the list of Allowed IP Addresses in Azure):
One interesting note is that these tables got created with the default Entity Framework initializer – which is to create the database if it doesn't already exist. However, our database did already exist! This is because there is a new feature of Entity Framework 5 where Code First will add tables to an existing database as long as the target database doesn't contain any of the tables from the model.
At this point, it's time to enable Migrations. We'll open the Package Manger Console and execute the command:
PM> Enable-Migrations -EnableAutomaticMigrations
PM> Enable-Migrations -EnableAutomaticMigrations
This will enable automatic migrations for our project. Because we used the "-EnableAutomaticMigrations" switch, it will create our Configuration class with a constructor that sets the AutomaticMigrationsEnabled property set to true:
1: public Configuration()
2: {
3: AutomaticMigrationsEnabled = true;
4: }
We'll now add our initial migration:
PM> Add-Migration Initial
PM> Add-Migration Initial
This will create a migration class call "Initial" that contains the entire model. But we need to remove all of this code because our database already exists so we are just left with empty Up() and Down() methods.
1: public partial class Initial : DbMigration
3: public override void Up()
4: {
7: public override void Down()
8: {
If we don't remove this code, we'll get an exception the first time we attempt to run migrations that tells us: "There is already an object named 'UserProfile' in the database". This blog post by Julie Lerman fully describes this scenario (i.e., enabling migrations on an existing database).
Our next step is to add the Entity Framework initializer that will automatically use Migrations to update the database to the latest version. We will add these 2 lines of code to the Application_Start of the Global.asax:
1: Database.SetInitializer(new MigrateDatabaseToLatestVersion<UsersContext, Configuration>());
2: new UsersContext().Database.Initialize(false);
Note the Initialize() call will force the initializer to run if it has not been run before.
At this point, we can publish again to make sure everything is still working as we are expecting. This time we're going to specify in our publish profile that Code First Migrations should be executed:
Once we have re-published we can once again navigate to the Register page. At this point the database has not been changed but Migrations is now enabled on our SQL Database in Azure. We can now customize our model. Let's add 2 new properties to the UserProfile class – Email and DateOfBirth:
1: [Table("UserProfile")]
2: public class UserProfile
3: {
4: [Key]
5: [DatabaseGeneratedAttribute(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)]
6: public int UserId { get; set; }
7: public string UserName { get; set; }
8: public string Email { get; set; }
9: public DateTime DateOfBirth { get; set; }
At this point all we need to do is simply re-publish. We'll once again navigate to the Registration page and, because we had Automatic Migrations enabled, the database has been altered (*not* recreated) to add our 2 new columns. We can verify this by once again looking at SQL Management Studio:
Automatic Migrations provide a quick and easy way to keep your database in sync with your model without the worry of having to re-create your entire database and lose data. With Azure Web Sites you can set up automatic deployment with Git or TFS and automate the entire process to make it dead simple.


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Born Kevin Mathis, in Kingston, NY, Kaliq has matured into a fine man, a devoted son, father, brother and friend; an accomplished artist of album covers/CD jackets, murals, business cards/logos, graffiti and apparel. Throughout the community, Kaliq has also incorporated his artistic skills into the field of barbering and hair design. Yet, his drawing strengths are in the fields of Caricature, Portraiture, Still Life, Landscapes, and the Graffiti art form. Not surprisingly, his mediums of choice are as varied. For instance: pen and ink, charcoal, pastels and oils. His new love is photography, a talent most likely channeled from his father's genetic stamp. Kaliq has won many poetry, rap and dance contests, throughout his youth in Queens, NY and is currently the recipient of The Editor's Choice Award, for outstanding achievement in poetry. Welcome to the Kaliq experience. Art surrounds us. Life is love. P.E.A.C.E
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In the Horace E. and Elizabeth F. Alphin Radiology Center at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, CT scans and other forms of non-invasive imaging are used daily to diagnose both large and small animal patients and design treatment plans.
For example, imaging a heart prior to cardiac surgery allows the surgeon to pinpoint the area on which he needs to operate. Such analysis lessens the time a patient must be under anesthesia and quickening the recovery process.
"High-quality imaging and accurate interpretation by our radiologists are absolutely critical to the healthcare of our patients," said Dr. Martha Moon Larson, professor and section chief of the hospital's radiology service.
Including Larson, the college has five veterinary radiologists and two radiology residents who are responsible for interpreting the diagnostic images. Four radiology technologists are specially trained and certified to perform diagnostic imaging and administer radioactive substances for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Whether it is a dermatological or surgical consult, nearly 70 percent of all the patients who visit the Veterinary Teaching Hospital receive some sort of imaging.
"Radiology is really the center of the hospital," Larson said.
In addition to a 16-slice CT scanner, the center also offers magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), nuclear medicine, large and small animal radiology (X-ray), ultrasound, and digital fluoroscopy. In 2006, the college also converted to a digital radiology system. This allows for all diagnostics to be stored in a computer system and viewed from anywhere in the hospital, or the world. The investment in the new system was well worth it, according to Susie Ayers, senior radiology technologist.
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The services of the Alphin Radiology Center don't end with diagnostics. The center and its staff are frequently called upon to assist in research projects in the veterinary college, across the university campus, and throughout the state. From supporting trauma studies to scanning dinosaur eggs, the hospital's equipment is utilized in a variety of ways.
"This technology provides us with an innovative way of seeing things," Larson said. "Instead of working only from what they can see on the outside, our doctors and researchers from all over the university have the advantage of being able to see and work from the inside out."
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(RNN) - Oreo will unveil two new cookie flavor fillings - Cookie Dough and Marshmallow Crispy. The sweets will be on the shelves Feb. 3 but will only be available for a limited time.
The Marshmallow Crispy treats are made with the vanilla cookie. The traditional chocolate is sandwiching the new flavored Cookie Dough center.
Oreo has previously experimented with flavors, including a watermelon-flavored offering during the 2013 summer.
Other Oreo flavors available include mint, Double Stuf, chocolate, berry and peanut butter.
The first Oreo cookie was sold in Hoboken, NJ, on March 6, 1912, ABC News reports.
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