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UruguayFB Page : https://www.facebook.com/KuramaMai?ref=hl ;3
MexicoHi! I'm Shizuka. I started to be a cosplayer recently so hope you like my cosplays :) •Like my FB Page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=683555125052987 •Find me on Instagram ShizukaRoss
France23歳のフランス人です! 普通なコスプレヤーで色んなな悪いことや間違いをしてますけどこれからも頑張ります! コメントとかを待ってます!♫ プロではありませんので写真はちょっとやばいかもしれないですからごめんなさい! フランス語、英語、日本語でも話せます!よろしくね~( ´ ▽ ` )ノ
South Korea안녕하세요 세이룬입니다* '-'* twitter.@Shay_rune Blog. http://m.blog.naver.com/cjylion 부족하지만 잘부탁 드립니다
ThailandHello! ≧∀≦ My name is Ayamisora. I'm cosplayer from Thailand. nice to meet you everyone.
SpainHello! I'm a Spanish cosplayer who is always too busy for doing all the cosplays I'd love ;_; I'm studying Clothing to measure and for spectacles and learning pattern making and sewing. ^^ I love making weapons and crafts! ----- You can find me and interact with me in fb: https://www.facebook.com/Kirtashcosplay My patterns and tutorials: http://kirtashcosplay.wordpress.com/ My tumblr: http://cosplayfromanotherworld.tumblr.com/ Don't doubt to get in touch with me! /^u^/
SingaporeHello! I'm a new cosplayer, started in June 2013. Also trying and learning to be a cosplay photographer. It's hard to do both at events but please look after me. For my photography works, please check my FB page! ♥FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/mihorion
Philippines*BS PSYCHOLOGY Graduate. *21 years old *I don't like strawberries! *I'm fascinated by Blood, Mental Disorders, Sad Endings, Mellow Japanese Music, Macab original stories of light-hearted Fairytales/cartoons and Mysteries. 【Facebook】: https://www.facebook.com/Ms.Marshmallows 【twitter】: https://twitter.com/SheHasNo_Idea 【Instagram】: https://instagram.com/iam_his_weirdo **Don't mess with me because you'll be playing with fire.**
Philippines"COSPLAYING" to me is not about how expensive,cool,perfect your costume or accessories are, it's about how you portray your character from the virtual world with all your best,wholeheartedly not because it's famous but because this character has a connection to you" - Yo ! I'm Ami Ayane Cosplayer from Philippines . I'm quite new in cosplay world. :>>
MalaysiaOwO/ I'm from Malaysia Young and im curious~~ Cosplay wa Daisuki~!!
Indonesiahi... Im Audya (cosplay name) Im cosplayer from Indonesia, I like cosplay since 2008 when I was in senior high school, but I do cosplay in 2013 until now... so.. yorosiku minna ^^
MexicoUna loca mas en este mundo!! hago cosplay por diversion y aficion no por moda! No tengo mucho tiempo en este ambiente y tengo poca edad pero aun asi espero mis cosplay's sean de su agrado,acepto sugerencias, peticiones y claro, consejos y criticas,una ves mas gracias por darme un poco de su tiempo para ver mis cosplay's! facebook https://www.facebook.com/nathalysusan.alba
BrazilHi, I am not a cosplayer but I like to view and appreciate this art. I do a few editing jobs too, so if you need any kind of thing related to editing and of course if I´m able to, then leel free to get in touch. ^^ You can find me at: Blog: www.virtual-entity.blogspot.com deviantART: www.joohan.deviantart.com facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jeh.Oliv twitter: http://twitter.com/Jeff_Alv Take care ^^
ChinaHi~~~I'm Karas梵天~~~ I'm a ninja fans~~~ Welcome to my home~~~ Now !Let's enjoy my ninja world~~!!!
GermanyLiving in Italy but i am German and now cosplaying since 2006. A long time with a lot of fun and meeting amazing people.


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So, what should you do to avoid lung damage from popcorn? You can avoid popping the butter-flavored corn and then add liquid butter flavoring after the corn has popped or if you absolutely love that flavor of corn (like me), then just don't go crazy. Enjoy it a few times a week at most.
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- May 14, 2010 at 11:24 pm(1) Benton Jackson says:
It's only the artificial butter flavor that's bad for you. You can use popcorn with real butter, or plain. Both kinds are often labeled "No Diacetyl". This has been known for awhile, long enough for makers to know that people are looking for this, so they mark them
- November 30, 2011 at 12:29 pm(2) DrDavid911 says:
It's not just the artificial flavor that's bad for you. Real butter is very high in cholesterol and saturated fats and together with cheese probably accounts for 25% or more of All heart attacks and strokes (combined with meat and other dairy products to equal 100% of heart attacks and strokes).
But worse yet, the companies that make popcorn that pops in bags in the microwave put small strips of aluminum in the bag to make it heat up faster to pop sooner. Thus you are probably also breathing in vaporized aluminum, a known toxin.
If you want relatively health but still delicious popcorn, one of the best ways to get it is this: 1) pop in a container in the microwave or an air popper with not additions to the kernals, 2) transfer into what you will eat out of, 3) very lightly spray with canola oil while holding your breath so you don't breath in a lot of aerosolized oil particles, (this is done to give it stickyness), 4) sprinkle liberally with nutritional yeast (Not brewers yeast!), 5) very lightly sprinkle with cayenne pepper powder.
This will give you a delicious popcorn with a little hint of cheese flavor (from the yeast) without the anti-health benefits of real cheese, and a little zing from the red pepper. Enjoy!
- May 8, 2012 at 3:15 am(3) levelin says:
When I worked in a bakery, they had a large box of the artificial butter flavor and it would bother my asthma. I'd get that asthma cough from it. My asthma isn't nearly as bad since not working at the bakery.
- March 5, 2014 at 8:14 am(4) Penny Duff says:
Dr. David is spouting the old line about cholesterol and heart disease. There are, however, NO studies that defi9nitively show a correlation between dietary or blood cholesterol and heart disease. The whole myth started with a study by Ansel Keys. The problem? He seriously "cherry picked" his data. Keys kept the data that supported his position and tossed the data (actually, the larger amount of data) that refuted his position. This pattern has been continued by others. The only studies that seem to show a correlation are those done by the pharmaceutical industry, which has a multi-BILLION dollar investment in selling their statin drugs to lower cholesterol. Would you trust data from such a source? In addition, there is an increasing body of evidence that the "polyunsaturate" oils are damaging. We know that canola oil, at least, is incredibly high in trans fats. FDA allows the reporting of trans fats before processing. The oil is then processed with high heat and harsh chemicals. The result is an oil that is 40% trans fats, but still legally reportable as "0″ trans fats. Finally, even cockroaches won't eat margarine, and they eat just about everything. Scary.

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A spokesperson told Mashable that the ad "shows Rogen and Rudd on a quest to become the Next Big Thing."
This, of course, alludes to Samsung's insanely popular, Apple-bashing spot titled "The Next Big Thing Is Already Here," which was 2012's most popular tech ad.
While you might expect Judd Apatow to direct his regulars in the commercial, "Iron Man" director Jon Farveau actually took the lead.
A 30-second Super Bowl commercial slot averaged at $3.8 million, so Samsung has invested heavily in the 72andSunny-created ad.
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Console Diablo 3 playable offline, real money auction house removed, not exactly a Sony exclusive
I had the chance to play the PlayStation 3 version of Diablo 3, and the act of controlling your character directly changes the game in many different ways. We'll have a longer story about the game coming up later, but for now I wanted to bring up some interesting bits about the console version of the game, including the following: You'll be able to play offline, with up to four players on the same console.
"It's so much fun," Joshua Mosqueira, the game's lead designer, said when I asked how the couch co-op played. "On a big couch, with four of your friends, drinking beers, it's almost like a party atmosphere. There's this really awesome social moment with a legendary drop, and everyone is cheering. It feels very collaborative."
There was some question about the offline play of the game, something that's impossible in the PC version of Diablo 3. It was confirmed to me that the game will be playable offline on the PlayStation 3.
Which leads to some other changes, namely the removal of the real money auction house. "The ecosystems on the PC and console are very different," Mosqueira explained. "There were some technical reasons we had to go with offline, but again once you have an offline experience, even if we wanted to bring in the auction house, it just becomes problematic. How do you validate? How do you make sure there is no duping or any of that stuff?"
Even though some things were lost, and there will be many Diablo players who consider those losses a good thing, the gains were worth it. "But we really felt that playing offline, and being able to move your console from the living room to your bedroom, which a lot of players do to play, is really important," Mosqueira said.
There were a surprising number of changes to the game, and almost all of them seemed to have improved things, in my humble opinion. I asked about the PlayStation 4 version, and was told that they are only talking about the PlayStation 3 version at the moment. I also asked about their exclusivity with Sony. "We don't have any announcements to make at this time," I was told, "But we're not necessarily a Sony exclusive."
Cue the dramatic music. We'll have a more in-depth look at the game coming early next week, but so far all the changes seem to be for the better.


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I told you
That we could fly
'Cause we all have wings
But some of us don't know why
If the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. Buildings burn.
People die.
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YORK COUNTY — Out at the York County fire training grounds, there is a small bucket of flowers, red with a tiny American flag nestled among the flowers.
It sits underneath a piece of steel that fell and crashed hundreds of miles away, on a day 11 years ago when almost 3,000 people died.
The flowers are fresh, no more than a couple of days old. Another tiny American flag is stuck onto the steel itself.
Somebody just showed up, remembered and left.
There are four small stone benches where people can sit and look. The view on Ogden Road, south of Rock Hill, is of three black granite stones that hold up the rusting piece of steel with concrete and iron on it.
The steel beam came out of the rubble of the World Trade Center in New York.
The monument was dedicated a year ago today 10 years after the terrorist attacks. Volunteer firefighters in York County, like hundreds of other places in America and even overseas, received a piece of the towers to incorporate into a memorial.
The York volunteers raised thousands of dollars for the granite, and many gave services for the concrete pad, the sod the whole place to make this memorial so powerful in its simple tribute.
Not bad for a bunch of good ol country boys, said Bob Davenport, one of the leaders of the effort to get the beam and build the monument. Davenport is a volunteer at the Bethesda Fire Department and a York County magistrate but his real title is American.
One of the three granite slabs has the number 343 on it for the 343 firefighters who died Sept. 11. The other numbers are 23 for police officers, 37 for port authority cops and 2,346 for the number of civilians who were killed.
You just look at that monument and you think about those people who died, and what we can do is remember them, said Leon Yard, another magistrate and assistant chief at the Oakdale Fire Department. He helped bring the beam to York County.
Some of these volunteers will gather at 7 a.m. today for a prayer service at the monument. Anyone who wants to go can show up, said Yard and Davenport, because this is the peoples monument.
There appear to be no other public ceremonies for anniversary number 11. Eleven is not a nice even number. More, it seems like the public embrace of such an important day has loosened.
Nobody at the Rock Hill National Guard armory or among the 168 families of soldiers from that armory forgets Sept. 11, 2001. The Guards 178th Combat Engineers from Rock Hill, 168 strong, are in the rocky wastes of Afghanistan because of those attacks 11 years ago. Some of them are on their second, third or fourth deployments.
Sept. 11, 2001, is why Paul Neff and Pat Leach, Kenneth James Butler and T.J. Dudley, all of York County, died in wars in Iraq or Afghanistan afterward.
Sept. 11, 2001 is why Logan Tinsley and Zandra Worthy-Walker of Chester County died later in those wars.
Sept. 11, 2001 is why hundreds from York, Chester and Lancaster counties have fought in the wars and still do.
The workers at the Little Giant convenience store next to the Rock Hill armory do not forget Sept. 11.
On the wall behind the counter where the livermush biscuits are prepared is a giant banner that has hung for more than 10 years. On that Flag of Heroes are the names of the firefighters who died that day 11 years ago.
One of the names is Peter Vega, a firefighter from Brooklyn whose parents live not five miles from that store in Rock Hill. Vega rushed to those towers and died as the towers fell, with strangers in his arms. Vega left a daughter.
Another of the names: Mario Santoro, a paramedic whose parents live in Tega Cay. Santoro, an immigrant from Argentina, rushed to the towers from his apartment after a shift on an ambulance. He went back to help people. He died holding onto a tiny child he was trying to rush to safety. Santoro left a daughter.
Fort Lawn volunteer firefighter Richard Hulse knew three firefighters who died in the attacks from his days in New York. He also received a small piece of steel from the towers. A sculptor made a monument that now sits in front of the Town Hall after it was dedicated in May.
But Hulse, who organized Sept. 11 anniversary tribute events 10 years in a row, is not having one today because attendance has dwindled each year.
Ill have one on (Saturday), but the crowd hasnt been the same as it used to be, Hulse said. Its a shame. How soon some forget.
Still, at 8:30 this morning, Hulse will lay a wreath on the forged steel sculpture. He will lay it in memory of the dead and in honor of the living. Firefighters and cops, paramedics and troops.
I never forget, Hulse said. Ever.
At Rock Hills Station 4 on Heckle Boulevard, at 7:30 a.m. today, firefighters coming off a 24-hour shift will put up a flag so large it covers both of the stations front bays. It will stay up all day, in tribute.
On that shift are Frank Plate and Matt Kecken. They and seven other Rock Hill firefighters climbed the 48-story Duke Tower in Charlotte on Sept. 11 last year. Twice up and down in full gear, in honor of the dead who died trying to save others.
I dont forget Sept. 11. Plate said Monday.
Me, neither, said Kecken.
Also today between 8 a.m. and noon, and then again between 5 and 8 p.m., on seven bridges that span Interstate 77 in York County flags will fly from the overpasses. The flags will be held by members of Rolling Thunder, a veterans-advocacy group.
They will wave flags in memory of all those who died 11 years ago, and for all the soldiers serving in Afghanistan or who served before.
Thats a tradition that started the day after Sept. 11, 2001, on one bridge in Fort Mill. Back then, the flag was held by a Navy combat veteran named Leonard Farrington.
Farrington, 79 in 2001, waved for hours to tell terrorists that America does not yield to terrorism or anything else. He waved until he was so tired he almost passed out.
Farrington waved his flag for three more years on the anniversary. Only the cops, citing a potential traffic nuisance, could stop him.
Last May, after 9/11 mastermind Osama Bin Laden was killed in Pakistan, Farrington came out one last time.
Take that, Bin Laden! Farrington yelled as he waved his flag for a few minutes, until age, not terrorism, finally won. He died at 89 in February.
Rolling Thunder will wave flags today in Farringtons memory, too.
What Farrington and so many others have done and still do to show love for country and to remember all those who died on Sept. 11, 2001, and to honor the troops still fighting, never dies.
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Building Jewish relationships at New York University.
Inside Hillel's Entrepreneurs Initiative
Over the past four years, largely because of Hillel's Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative (CEI), 900 trained and employed student interns have built 35,000 relationships with uninvolved Jewish peers on 70+ campuses, helping them explore and connect to Jewish life on their own terms.
This relationship-based, peer-to-peer approach doesn't advocate any particular way of being Jewish or the expectation to "come to Hillel." Instead, the student interns, mentored by Hillel educators of diverse Jewish backgrounds, explore, share stories, ask questions, and celebrate Jewish life with other students. Jewish experiences range from Shabbat and holiday celebrations in dorms and off-campus apartments to women's spirituality circles, Jewish manhood discussions, Jewish-Black dialogue groups, and social justice trips—all of which the interns create based on the interests and common themes they hear when engaging their peers. Formerly uninvolved students are now reporting involvement in Jewish activities in greater numbers, and the CEI interns are honing their Jewish leadership skills, for now and for the future.
Through a Hillel-URJ CEI collaboration, Reform interns are currently reaching uninvolved students from Reform backgrounds at Cornell University, University of Texas, and University of Pennsylvania. In 2012–13 three schools will be added: University of Maryland, Rutgers University, and University of Southern California. And Hillel's peer-to-peer engagement initiative (CEI and a smaller-scaled version, Peer Network) is expanding to 56 campuses in 2012–13.
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By Nancy R. Elliott
The Herald Bulletin
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PENDLETON – Take two artists from different disciplines, put them together and see what kind of art happens. That's the simple and exciting premise of the new Pendleton Artists Society show, The Blend. The exhibit is open Saturday, Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., followed by a reception with the artists from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Fall Creek Gallery in Pendleton.
"It should be a pretty interesting variety," said LaRisha Farrell, vice president of PAS.
About 24 brave souls among the membership of the more than 80-strong PAS drew names randomly a couple of months ago to pair up and collaborate on art that both challenged and combined their talents and visions. The exercise drew the artists together, and helped them to bond and to explore new artistic territory.
"It's building relationships," said photographer LaRisha Farrell. "It's been fun."
Oil painter Katy Burke was initially reluctant to participate, but threw her hat in the ring at the last moment. She's glad she did.
As the names were drawn and artists were paired up, the possibilities grew.
"Kind of immediately you could see the wheels turning," said Burke.
Burke and Farrell were paired up through the project. The two knew each other only as casual acquaintances through PAS. After meeting and collaborating on their projects at least once a week, however, the artists are now comfortable friends who have a better understanding of each other's work.
"First, we determined what our skill sets were," said Burke. From there, the artwork blossomed. Farrell was exploring photo transfers at the time, and that was incorporated into the project. They both even branched out into new territory, making their own paper for the projects they envisioned.
"We had a lot of trial and error," said Farrell.
Last week, the two artists had five works on the table, some still in progress. They were sorting out how they wanted to mount them, and which ones to select for the exhibit.
"Each one's a little bit different process," noted Farrell as she and Burke studied the works. It takes a close inspection to determine where the photography ends and the painting begins.
Burke and Farrell are excited to see the results of the others artists' collaborative efforts in The Blend exhibit.
"I have heard there are some pretty massive pieces," said Farrell. One three-member team includes a painter/graphic designer and two metal workers. "I believe they created a 10-foot structure. It's an installation. That'll be kind of neat."
They also know of a fabric artist who is teamed up with a 93-year old poet. "She's incorporating poetry into a fabric piece," said Farrell.
The Blend exhibit is just the latest adventure for the society's dynamic group of artists.
"It's growing," said Farrell. "It's exciting. There's always stuff going on."
PAS has already offered a number of workshops and classes. Students of those sessions will exhibit their works Dec. 7 at the PAS Gallery. That show comes after a two-week exhibit in Noblesville, where the Platinum Living Gallery hosts a PAS exhibit beginning Nov. 16. Members are also exhibiting at the Pendleton Community Public Library.
On December 14, PAS hosts an ornament-making class implementing the art of quilling. Class fee is $35 for adults, first accompanying child is free, and a second child can join in for an additional fee. Kids must be 10 years or older to manage the level of complexity of the project.
In the new year, PAS has a number of programs scheduled, among them plein air, portrait painting with John Reynolds and even digital pinhole photography.
For more information about Saturday's show, any of the upcoming events or membership in the Pendleton Artists Society, check out the society's Facebook page or call (765) 325-7327.
Like Nancy Elliott on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @NancyElliott_HB, or call 640-4805.
If you goWhat: The Blend Art Exhibit by members of the Pendleton Artists Society Where: PAS Fall Creek Gallery, 136 E. Water (corner of Water and Main), Pendleton When: Saturday, Nov. 9, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. More info: $5 donation is requested, but not required.


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April 27, 1930Sept. 21, 2012Ralph Eugene "Gene" Purdy, 82, a life-long resident of Spencerville, died at 9:15 p.m. Friday at St. Rita's Medical Center.He was born April 27, 1930, in Spencerville to John Burdette and Thelma Grace (Long) Purdy, who are deceased.On Oct. 15, 1949, he married LaVonne "Bonnie" Strayer, who died on Aug. 2, 2007.Funeral services will begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral Home, the Rev. Vince Lavieri officiating. Burial will be in Spencerville Cemetery, with graveside military rites conducted by the Spencerville Veterans.Friends may call from 3-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.Preferred memorials are to the Spencerville Veterans Memorial Park or the United Church of Christ Memorial Fund.
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This is the largest boulder on the peninsula. It's main face is overhung and faces the lake. At the moment the overhung face is divided by a tree that has fallen against it. It's about 20 feet tall and is home to probably the best route in Middle GA. This would be the moderatly famous "Rock Till You Drop". There are several more possible routes on this rock perhaps even harder than RTYD. There are definitly variations of RTYD to make it harder, not that it's not hard enough in it's own right. The rock quality is good and the holds are all power. Some folks top rope this rock because falling from the top out would ruin your day for sure...so be careful. Many go sans rope but it's advisable to have multiple pads and a few spotters.
Getting There
If you are walking in from the road (from the south) follow the obvious trail close to the water till you find the largest rock on the peninsula. It's facing the water and about at mid tier on the hill. You really can't miss it. The Brain and The Wedge are both behind it up the hill.
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L- Acoustics announced the availability of Version 1.3.0 of Soundvision, the manufacturer's powerful three-dimensional sound design program. The latest software version incorporates three primary improvements over the initial offering, including temporal mapping, speaker grouping, and subwoofer visualization.
Soundvision v1.3.0's temporal mapping utility conveniently enables users to optimize the performance of their delay systems by displaying, in real-time, whether speakers are within or outside of a useful time delay.
A new speaker grouping feature is equally significant in that it allows enclosures to be grouped by user-definable categories within the loudspeaker control panel – much like setting up subgroups on a mixing console. This is especially helpful for complex designs utilizing a variety of L-Acoustics loudspeaker models. For example, separate groups can be created for the main, fill and delay speakers, each of which can then individually auditioned using Soundvision's solo function.
The third noteworthy improvement is that mechanical models of L-Acoustics' subwoofers have now been added to the program allowing users to see the physical existence of low-frequency enclosures in a system design. This is particularly important for systems that position dV-DOSC and dV-SUB cabinets within the same array as it depicts a much more accurate visualization of array size and mechanical weight.


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Most difficult part of my stay here was finding the hostel. It is located on small, unmarked streets, tucked above a bakery. No signage outside, so we drove by it four or five times. Second problem, was the location above a large, working bakery. Very noisy at night, and we had a hard time sleeping. Final problem was the wi-fi was down. Room was good. Facilities were clean and tidy. But considering the negatives, this hostel was a bit overpriced, and we probably would not stay there again.
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Founders Day is a biannual event that honors Republican volunteers and activists from Nebraska. This year's event at the Younes Conference Center in Kearney will mark the first time in 14 years that the event was held somewhere other than Omaha.
"The good people of Western Nebraska are the lifeblood of our party, and hosting this event the in the Third District is long overdue," said NEGOP Chairman Mark Fahleson.
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Designer and Technical Director of the Year Awards
These are the awards that honor a few outstanding, talented individuals whose work stands out above the crowd. Many years ago we gave just two awards – sound designer and lighting designer of the year. Then we expanded to one sound and three lighting designers, for themed, entertainment, and architecture. But as LDI has morphed into The Entertainment Technology Show, the awards have morphed as well: this year we are honoring one sound designer, one lighting designer, one projection designer, and one technical director.
New this year is the technical director award, designed to honor someone who dedicates his or her life to taking the show from concept to reality and solving the technical problems that the designers throw at them fast and furious. Our first winner of this award has been technical director for the Wooster Group, Elizabeth Streb, and Center Stage, as well as numerous film and theatrical productions, including the innovative King Lear at CalArts, where he is one the design faculty; not to mention exhibits at the Field Museum in Chicago and eHenge in England. The 2003 ETS-LDI Technical Director of the Year went to Bill Ballou.
In today's world, projection is almost ubiquitous, and while one doesn't always think of Wagnerian opera and large-scale scenic projection in the same breath, this year's projection design winners created enormous, mountainous panoramas that emerge from hazy dream-like backgrounds, as well as ominously lit crimson cliffs, and idyllic, almost psychedelic English gardens on stage in Seattle, in the extraordinary new production of Parsifal. So this year's projection designer of the year is not one designer, but two and a half projection designers of the year, Bob Bonniol and Colleen Bonniol of Seattle's MODE Studios.
In the lighting category, the winning designer has combined three aspects of lighting: themed, entertainment, and architecture into one fantastic futuristic project that is guaranteed to send you to outer space. It's one of the most talked about attractions of the year, with cool architectural lighting grazing the outside, and an enticing mix of entertainment and architectural fixtures on the inside. The project is of course: Mission: Space at Disney World's EPCOT and the lighting designer is Ken Lennon with Walt Disney Imagineering, winner of the 2003 ETS-LDI Lighting Designer of the Year Award.
Sound design, which is honored at the ETS-LDI show and at the EDDY Awards but not yet the Tony's, is an increasingly important part of every production and installation in the world of entertainment. This year's winner started out as a paperboy and pirate radio DJ, but quickly progressed to sound designer at the Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Court and National Theatre in London. His recent credits include sound design for Closer and The Play What I Wrote on Broadway, as well as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Closer to Heaven in the West End. He has also been on the design staff at Autograph Sound for the past four years. The 2003 ETS-LDI Sound Designer of the year is Simon Baker.
2003 ETS-LDI Best Booth, Best Laser Display, and Creative Use of Light Awards
The Best Booth Award, Small Booth went to G-LEC for their eye-catching display of LED graphics technology. It was bright, colorful, flexible, and multi-functional.
The Best Booth Award, Large Booth went to Robe America for displaying their products in an immersive projection environment.
The Best Laser Display Award went to first time exhibitor Laserwurx, LLC and their exciting use of the LX1 Laser, a fully programmable laser that looks like a laser but acts like a light and runs off a lighting console.
The Best Creative Use of Light Award went to High End Systems for their entertaining 60s flashback, incense included, that combined moving light and digital media technology, clearly the next wave in the future of lighting.
Product of the Year Awards
At this year's Entertainment Technology Show-LSI, we added an award for Projection products. At last year's LDI show we have made changes in the Product of the Year awards. We are creating a distinction between New Products and Debuting/Conceptual New Products. We wanted to get away from manufacturers rushing a product to the show for a debut before it is ready for release. There are now two different categories for the product awards: Product of the Year and Debuting Product/Promising Prototype. To qualify as a Product of the Year, the product must have been released in the past year and be shipping. If a product is introduced at ETS-LDI for the first time, it qualifies as a Debuting Product/Promising Prototype. If the product had been a Debuting Product/Promising Prototype at one years show, it is qualified to be considered as a Product of the Year at the following years show. This product may be a concept or prototype as long as there is sufficient documentation showing what it will be. This award will honor originality and daring conceptual leaps.
This year the judges put in a lot of time racing around the floor, checking out all of the booths on the floor, the demo rooms, and even the conversations at the parties and in the hotel bars. Overall, we think that we have found products that push the envelope and bring technology to the next level.
Product of the Year
Product of the Year – Lighting/Entertainment – Martin Professional Maxxyz Console
The Martin Maxxyz Control Console offers programmers and LDs a string of impressive new features as well as feature enhancements. Among the features offered are fast processing powers, direct fixture access, effects generator, motorized faders, and quality touch screens. Maxxyz has all the features that professionals should expect.
Product of the Year – Lighting Architectural – iLight Technologies Plexineon
Plexineon is a new Linear LED lighting system that offers moisture and high temp resistance using far less energy than glass neon. Easy to install, Plexineon combines the long-life benefit of LED technology with the classic look of exposed neon.
Product of the Year – Lighting Accessory – Tent Tec ML Bracket
The ML Bracket is designed and manufactured for moving static and specialty lighting fixtures to tent poles or any ground supported column. The high finish aluminum parts, safety cable and formed banding strap shows the innovation Tent Tec brings to the real world.
Product of the Year – Lighting Tools and Software Award – John McKernon and City Theatrical Lightwright 4
Lightwright 4 represents a giant leap forward on theatrical lighting paperwork software. In addition to inspired ease of use, this new version allows the user to make and archive focus notes; communicate and administer work notes within one piece of software. It retains the ability to be customized to the users needs. The judges and many consumers were taken by the large advancements in Lightwright 4, the tool that more LDs use on a daily basis just made life a lot easier.
Product of the Year – Projection – Barco MiPIX Modular Intelligent Pixelblock
The judges found this "Lego" of LEDs a very cool product and envisioned many projects with 3 Dimensional video. Truly a revolution in the LED market, it's small size and shape allow for it for it to be used to create intelligent lighting effects on large scale backdrops of any form, shape, or size.
Product of the Year – Sound – Yamaha DM1000 Digital Production Console
This extremely flexible two-rack DSP device features an extremely intuitive user interface. For users of the Midas Heritage and Legend boards, it sports a handy auto-solo function allowing for quick and easy outboard EQ selection from the console, as well as dynamic EQ via Threshold Dependent Equalization, which provides real time dynamic control over any potential problem frequency.
Product of the Year – Scenic, Staging, and Effects – Martin Professional Jem ZR 24/7 Hazer
The Jem ZR 24/7 Hazer is a high precision, continuously operating DMX haze generator capable of delivering an optically translucent canvas of light-enhancing haze for long periods. It features a 900W heater with three positions of temperature control; continuous operating ability; and uses water based fluid to produce varying levels of atmospherics. Product of the Year – Scenic, Staging, and Effects, Honorable Mention – Wenger Makeup Station
Product of the Year – Rigging and Hardware – Hoffend Vortek Rigging System
The Vortek represents a fully engineered and economical system for stage house rigging. Significant features include a secondary holding brake that is variable load and constantly applied, as well as a bold touchscreen user interface with intuitive features. The complete system, in all its speed and load capacity configurations, has been designed for high volume manufacturing and ease of installation. The booth was very effective recreation of a theatrical flyhouse.
Product of the Year – Widget – Lex Products E-String
There are also lots of nifty little products we call Widgets, or simple, clever solutions to common problems. This year's clever solution is the E-String from Lex Products. Some brilliant ideas are so simple you wonder why they have come out only now. The E-String is a flexible cable with six outlets distributed along its length. Each outlet has an LED indicator showing the power is present. It is great for orchestra pits, backstage scenery, and tradeshow applications.
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Lighting/Entertainment – Electronic Theatre Controls Revolution
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Lighting/Entertainment, Honorable Mention – Arri Sky Panel
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Lighting/Architectural – Color Kinetics Chromasic Technology
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Lighting/Architectural, Honorable Mention – OptiLED Chip LED Lamp Line
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Lighting Tools and Software – High End System Catalyst Version 3 Software
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Element Labs Versa TILE
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year, Honorable Mention – G-LEC LED Curtain
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Scenic Effects – Rosco Laboratories X-Effects Visual Projector
Debuting Product/Promising Prototype of the Year – Scenic Effects, Honorable Mention – Lightspace Corporation Club Scene Dance Floor
We want to thank all of the exhibitors for another year of great products, new technologies, and fun swag. There was a lot of good buzz on the show floor and there were quite a few attendees, many who came over from the neighboring IAAPA trade show in the new convention center space. As always it was a hectic, but great show. We did not have enough time to spend enough quality time with everyone; if we could only do without sleep, or clone ourselves; we could better utilize our time. We will see you all in Las Vegas, next year.


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NEW YORK -- Manager Trey Hillman, ever inventive when it comes to new lineups, came up with an entirely different infield Saturday.
Populating the infield against the Yankees were Esteban German at third base, Mike Aviles at shortstop, Alberto Callaspo at second base and Mark Teahen at first base.
Hillman explained that Alex Gordon, in a 0-for-14 slump, needed a day off, and so did 37-year-old Mark Grudzielanek on a hot afternoon after a night game.
Aviles returned after getting two doubles in Friday night's 2-1 victory. He was slotted into Grudzielanek's usual No. 2 spot.
"I want to build on what Mike did yesterday at short and leave him stable where he's at," Hillman said.
He put Callaspo at second because he turns the double play a bit better than German, who filled in at third for Gordon. Teahen started at first base for just the ninth time.
The configuration gave the Royals seven right-handed bats against Yankees left-hander Andy Pettitte.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Old wedding traditions may have held that a prospective groom had to ask the bride's father for his blessing, but that tradition is seldom respected any longer, if it was ever respected to a wide degree. While a young man and a young woman hope that both sets of parents will give their blessing to a union they dont typically do the wedding planning. When planning an event or a wedding it can be elaborate and time-consuming that is why many brides today opt to have a professional wedding planner take care of the thousand-and-one details of the glorious day. A Traditional wedding is a fairly large and elaborate affair, especially when it is the first wedding for the bride.
Family and friends are formally invited are greated as ushers seat guests, there are bride's maids, a best man, flower girls, a ring bearer, music (often chosen by the bride and/or the groom) and many other amenities that all need to be arranged to make the day special and memorable.
The traditional ceremony itself is often conducted by a religious leader known to the bride and/or the groom. The ceremony may include wedding vows written by the bride and the groom, in which they speak of their love and their desire to make their partner safe, happy and secure, and to be faithful to their partner and their partner alone for the rest of their lives.
All these plans include a venue destination that match your vision of the perfect day, catering, details and setting to accommodate your vision and decor.
Liberty Ridge Farm is a venue destination in the Capital Region of NY that has options for indoor equestrian themed barn weddings and outdoor rustic to refined elegant tent weddings that will cultivate a lifetime of memories.
Professional event planning and wedding services make those moments like when its time for the wedding rings to be exchanged, a symbol of their never-ending love and commitment to one another, the event continues to create memories of the happy couple as they are pronounced, in front of family and friends as the begining to their ives together.
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Original post made by Nomad on Oct 22, 2011
Clearly, PUSD is not committed to doing the hard work to change their expense structure that repeatedly throws them into panic/crisis mode every time the state sneezes and the annual budget cycle comes around. (Specific recommendations here Web Link)
This lack of fiscal leadership and abdication of fiduciary responsibility is a big FAIL.
In light of the 10/14 board retreat where a consultant advised them on 'moral imperatives', how can this board and superintendent not see the moral imperative to fix the structural fiscal deficiencies, so they CAN provide the resources to deliver quality education to our children?
PUSD has a moral imperative to fix the source of the problem that consumes much mental, physical and financial resource every year.
If they don't get it soon, and get it fast, we are all doomed to another cycle of woe, uncertainty and angst.
Wake up, PUSD. The power to change is in your hands. It is your responsibility. You are accountable to the community for the $100M+ you spend every year. Sadly, you seem to want to FAIL again.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 10:03 am
what? an inefficient, ineffective government program? i am shocked! (not).
government schools will never improved unless the parasitic unions are severely weakened or eliminated.
hey, democrats are all in-favor of "choice"... right? (as in killing babies).
what about "choice" regarding tax dollars going to either government schools or private schools?
on Oct 22, 2011 at 10:15 am
To "not surprised",
People move to Pleasanton because the "government schools" are excellent the API and SAT scores are all at the top of the range. The majority of parents in Pleasanton choose to send their children to the public schools, though they have the money and ability to send their children to private schools.
From your post it sounds like your only experience with Pleasanton schools is what you here on Rush Limbaugh. You should get to know your community and learn about our excellent schools. Lay off the talk radio.
on Oct 22, 2011 at 11:30 am
dear steve,
i understand that people move to Pleasanton because of the supposed "good school system" (compared to other government schools in CA).
my wife and I are among the people who chose Pleasanton because of its "good schools." we moved here from the midwest and could have located anywhere in the Bay Area. yet we chose Pleasanton.
our child went to a PUSD elementary school through 5th grade. the teacher quality was ok...acceptable. but because our child was bullied immensely and had a low self-esteem largely because of this, we yanked our child out and now have our child in private school. upon entering the 6th grade, she was immediately one full-year behind the other kids who had gone to this private school k-5.
our child is now thriving in this private school. yes, it is expensive...but our child is worth it. yanking our child out of the PUSD system was the rigbht decision in our case.
so...don't tell me about the PUSD "excellent" schools, stevie. stick it.


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Family and friends of a Mesa woman are celebrating her remarkable return to the dance floor 16 months to the day she underwent a heart transplant.
In 2010, Mia Welch could barely move. She was stuck in the hospital waiting and hoping for a new heart.
A short time after the story appeared on CBS 5 News, a donor heart became available.
It takes a lot of courage to dance front and center for a crowd of people, but after what Welch has been through this might as well be a walk in the park.
"I never thought that I would be doing what I'm doing now," Welch said. "A year ago, two years ago, I couldn't do what I'm doing now."
A virus destroyed her heart, and machines were the only things keeping her alive while she desperately waited for a transplant.
Before her body failed her, the young woman had a passion for dance, but at times during her long wait for a new heart she could barely walk across the room.
"I didn't think I could recover so fast from a transplant," Welch said.
On this particular night, one year and four months to the day from her heart transplant with all of her friends, family, and donor family in attendance, Welch made the stunning return to the dance floor.
"She's just such a unique and special person, aside from the heart transplant and everything. That's just who she is, and this has just let everybody else see that person that we've known," said Christa Walker, summer dance program director.
Welch not only danced with the rest of the performers of MCC's summer program but she also choreographed and capped off an emotional night with a flawless solo.
"It's like a dream come true," Welch said. "I still get frustrated not being able to do everything I could do before, but I'm here today, and that's just a miracle in itself, I think."
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During that same era, in the 1950s and early '60s, the federal government funded highway and reservoir salvage excavations. With minimal budgets, universities and museums excavated sites that would have otherwise been destroyed, chopped up by bulldozers or inundated by floodwaters. For the most part, researchers simply warehoused the artifacts, then moved on to the next project; they rarely had enough funding to write up their finds. Then, in 1966, the year the Black Mesa project began, Congress passed the National Historic Preservation Act. In 1970, President Nixon authorized funding for federal agencies to comply with the act — and the boom was on. "The network of laws and regulations finally coalesced," says Dick Chapman, director of the University of New Mexico's Office of Contract Archaeology, "and there was the economic need to have archaeologists going out and doing the business of compliance."
Thirty-five years after David Phillips launched his career on Black Mesa, he still nods his head with a wide-eyed smile when he talks about fieldwork. At first, he says, he figured he'd do archaeology for five, maybe 10 years, before he had to get a real job. "Now archaeology is a real job," he says. Today, there are about 10,000 people working as contract archaeologists in the United States, and they account for somewhere between 70 and 80 percent of professionals in the field. In the Southwest alone, more than 80 companies do contract work. But the work involves more than just digging up sites and storing artifacts. Today's contract archaeologists usually spend more time writing reports in the office than squatting with a trowel over an excavation unit.
With a few exceptions, big archaeological bonanzas like Black Mesa are a thing of the past. By and large, today's contract archaeologists investigate plots for new post offices, cell phone towers and one-acre oil and gas wells. Often these small projects can be shifted to avoid obvious cultural sites, obviating the need for more in-depth excavations. Energy companies still pay archaeologists to look at their drill pads and roads, but important new discoveries are few and far between.
In southeastern New Mexico, where oil and gas fields are taking over vast tracts of desert and energy development is expected to quadruple in the next two years, the industry sinks millions of dollars into cultural resources management to meet its obligations under the National Historic Preservation Act. Usually, however, archaeologists simply survey well pad sites that have been moved so as to avoid historic or prehistoric sites. Meanwhile, rich cultural sites nearby often go unstudied and unexcavated.
With a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, SRI Foundation, a nonprofit historic preservation organization, is determined to make things better for archaeologists as well as the energy industry. The foundation has come up with a predictive model to help guide well pads to areas with little likelihood of harboring cultural resources; energy companies can then develop them without doing any archaeological work. The energy companies would still pay the same amount they would have under the old system, but that money would be used to fund research on more promising sites nearby that are perhaps unthreatened by energy development.
Bureau of Land Management officials, using funds from the 2005 Energy Policy Act, are trying a similar approach. They've conducted a large block survey near Carlsbad to get a big-picture view of a potential gas field, rather than making the usual acre-by-acre approach. Using the information they've gathered, they can better plan where the gas wells should go, and where the archaeologists ought to dig. James Smith, an archaeologist with the BLM in Carlsbad, is excited about the new approach. "In Carlsbad, we are in the opening pages of an epic journey that most of the other cultural areas in the Southwest have already trekked," Smith writes in an e-mail. "We know so little about the archaeology of southeastern New Mexico that any new information is significant." Smith is optimistic that the sites he finds exciting — scatters of stone chips and chunks of burned rock strewn across sand sheets — may finally get the attention they deserve.
If these two programs — currently only in their test stages — are implemented on a broad scale, they might bring new life to the old relationship between the energy industry and archaeologists. And they could revive a bit of the excitement that people like David Phillips felt as they uncovered Black Mesa's past more than three decades ago.
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Safety in and around helicopters has to start at a basic level with a briefing which is no different than what is given to passengers on a commercial airline.
An explanation of safety is the relative freedom from danger, risk, threat of harm, injury or loss to personnel and/or property, whether caused deliberately or by accident. Therefore the safety briefing has to be objective and not "from someone's point of view."
I'll break helicopter safety briefings down into two areas. The first one to being a passenger briefing and the later being a safety briefing for emergency workers who, from time to time, may be asked to assist in and around helicopter operations, being static or dynamic.
Passenger Briefings
Passengers should not only receive, but have the right to a safety briefing. Even though it seems benign to folks who fly regularly there is excitement and anxiousness in people who have rarely or never flown in a helicopter. Let's discuss what's included in a briefing for passengers flying in a helicopter, it does not matter whether it's an agency owned including military, contract or a private provider.
First and foremost is following the directions of the flight crew, it may be two pilots along with helicopter crew members or a single pilot operation.
Approach and departure should only happen with direction from a helicopter crew member or the pilot. No running around the aircraft and crouching to keep the head low when the blades are spinning.
there are many different kinds of seat belts and proper familiarization is crucial for proper effectiveness. Buckling them up when disembarking will prevent later damage. The seat belts should be left on at all times since helicopters fly lower and slower than commercial airliners and an unscheduled landing could come very quickly!
One of the first things to be compromised after an unscheduled landing will be the doors, so emergency exiting needs to be addressed. The windows and some doors will have an emergency release. Staying in the seat and not moving around during flight is also important. The center of gravity in flight is sensitive, even more so in smaller and lighter helicopters.
Stay away from the tail rotor. Aviation parts are very expensive and if you walk into a tail rotor while the helicopter is running it will be out of service, then again so will you. Leave doors closed, even though all articles within the cabin should be secure, Murphy's Law is always around the corner. If you have a two way radio leave it turned off, the cabin will be noisy and you won't be able to properly hear it. If there are no headsets or helmets furnished ear protection is strongly advised even if it's a few pieces of toilet paper jammed into ones ears, it may not look pretty but will help save your hearing in the long run. There is to be no smoking in and around helicopters and here's an interesting note. Over time some helicopters have come from the factory with ash trays and lighters installed! Jet fuel in basically the same consistency as diesel fuel. Aviation gas on the other hand is 100 octane low lead gasoline and will shake the neighborhood if the vapors are ignited, so 50 feet is a good minimum distance.
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Now let's talk about the type of safety briefing emergency workers should have if called upon to assist in or around helicopters. In addition to covering the same items aforementioned there are additional areas of concern and importance.
Proper use of protective personal equipment (PPE) is crucial. If a fire helmet is worn around a spooled up helicopter it is imperative that the chin strap be secured and tight. The rotor wash will easily launch the helmet creating an injury or damage environment. Nomex clothing (sleeves down and collars up) with NFPA approved gloves and boots need to be worn.
Ear and eye protection is needed and while helmet visor shields stop the big stuff, the dust and smaller debris will get underneath. Goggles or snug fitting safety glasses are recommended. Disposable ear plugs are a quick fix for noise abatement.
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Using an automated sprinkler timer to run a sprinkler system can ensure that trees and plants get watered consistently without under or overwatering. Sprinkler timers can be automatically set up for specific times and on specific days to comply with Carlsbad Municipal Water District water use rules. Sprinkler controllers, also called timers, should be monitored regularly and adjusted when there is a change in the season, when plants have become established or when it rains.
The first step to adjusting your sprinkler timer is to follow the tips below to create a watering schedule for each sprinkler station or zone.
Program the sprinkler timer using the controller manual based on the information gathered in the first step. Most manuals are available on line by the manufacturer. For specific controller programming instructions, find the appropriate manufacturer and model number imprinted on your controller.
Search for the manufacturer on the internet and look for a link that provides programming instructions, manual or guide. The San Diego County Water Authority's website provides links and phone numbers to most irrigation controller and sprinkler companies.
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Off Amprya after 15 days. Side effects:1)major hot flash 1.5 hrs after taking, lasted about 15 min, 2)about 2 hrs after taking made very sleepy and slept for 3 hours,3)by day 5 gait and balance worse, 4) by day 8 felt very spacey like head not connected to body. Side effects intensified balance & gait troubles. After 7 days off med I am back to where I was before starting. Still walk with a ca ... Show Full Comment
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On the women's side, the Dolphins are looking to improve their third place finish from last season against a tough field and get back into the top spot for the second time since 2009.
"The league is infinitely better than it has ever been both in individual talent and team depth," JU head coach Ron Grigg said. "Each team and each individual will require an excellent effort or they could find themselves lower in the standings than they ever expected. We are well prepared for what is required."
Last time out, the women's squad tied for first at the UCF Attack Challenge in Orlando on Oct. 14.
Junior Joane Pierre took first for the second straight meet with a time of 21:47.32 which earned her A-Sun Runner of the Week honors.
Sophomore Svenja Meyer ran a 22:47.95 for sixth place. Freshman Sarah Bailey finished 12th in 23:34.60, while junior Amalia Vogler ran a 24:14.51 for 29th. Junior Alicia Gard-Kaminkow ran a time of 24:45.23 (40th) to finish the JU group.
On the men's side, sophomore Esteban Mendez, freshman Martin Crouse, freshman Jason Acquaviva, senior Jesse Brantman and sophomore Matthew Outlaw will be lacing up for JU in the 8k.
"The men have had a good year of training progressing to this point," Grigg said. "They will give a highly motivated effort on Saturday morning."
Mendez posted a time of 29:47.91 to help lead the Dolphins to a 10th place finish at the UCF Attack Challenge. Crouse was the second highest finisher after running a 31:03.95.
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I have searched some documents about Flash Lite.
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But in document "Flash Lite for S60 - an emerging global ecosystem"
A section call "Flash Lite in action > Customized user interface".
It says a UI costomization framework for S60(in S60 3rd FP1) will allow S60 licenses to create compelling customized UI.
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The National Park Service said the missing person is a 35-year-old from Chicago. He jumped into the lake to swim and was not wearing a life jacket.
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A 2-0 home win against Newcastle on Sunday saw Southampton move out of the relegation zone for the first time this season (although they have since dropped back down to 18th, due to Villa's win over Reading last night) and also picked up their first clean sheet of the season in the process.
The Saints head in to tonight's fixture against the Canaries knowing that a win could lift them back out of the relegation zone and help to increase the gap between themselves and 18th placed Reading.
Norwich are yet to record their first away win of the season, but are unbeaten in their last six – having drawn 3 and won 3 – and certainly won't make things easy for Southampton.
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Did you see check out the string of fun images Lara posted trying to get a fight with Alvarez, Mayweather Jr. and GGG?
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According to local media, Hector "Macho" Camacho has been shot. He was shot in his face and chest while getting into a car in Bayamon, PR. The person that was accompanying him died. He is being stabilized and is supposed to be transported to the hospital
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Robert Guerrero received his WBC interim welterweight title belt today in Mexico City. Here's what he had to say: "I want to thank the WBC and their entire organization along with Golden Boy Promotions, for giving me the opportunity to fight for the WBC title. I take great pride in wearing the green belt and will continue to fight the best that come my way."
Featherweight prospect Matthew Baca of Albuquerque, NM, has signed with promoter Lenny Fresquez. Baca is 1-0 as a professional, winning his pro debut on December 2, 2011, in his hometown.
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Vision screening may be effective and appropriate at very young ages.
The U-S Preventive Services Task Force recently said there wasn't enough evidence to recommend screening children under age three for vision problems like amblyopia.
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