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GREENSBORO, N.C. – The Jacksonville University women's golf team ended the first day of the UNC-Greensboro Starmount Forest Tournament in sixth place out of 15 teams, shooting a 598 over two rounds. The Dolphins are just two strokes back of James Madison (596) and three back of fourth place High Point (595). Natalie Schmett posted rounds of 73 and 75 to lead the Jacksonville effort on the day and will enter tomorrow's final round in a tie for 17th place as an individual. The Dolphins tee off beginning at 9 a.m.
Starting her first round off on the par-5 7th hole at Starmount Forest, Schmett double-bogeyed and began her round 3-over through three holes. Making the turn to the back nine, she quickly regrouped and fired a 3-under 33 before turning back to the front nine to finish her opening 18. Two bogeys in her final four holes put her at 2-over in the first round. She played a strong back nine again in her second round, finishing at an even-par 36 over those holes on her way to a four-over 75.
After struggling in her first round on Monday, Morgan Matchett recovered to shoot the best second round of the day for the Dolphins. Starting her round on the ninth hole, she shot a 1-over on each side to record a 73 in the afternoon.
Chattanooga registered a 578 on Monday to lead the tournament by 10 shots over second place Campbell. Maryland is in third place at 590. Fellow Atlantic Sun squads Stetson (605) and North Florida (623) are in ninth and 15th place, respectively.
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T 28 Jessica Welch 76-75=151
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- Jonathan Lucroy hit a bases-loaded, two-run single, and the battered Milwaukee Brewers withstood the early exits of star outfielders Carlos Gomez and Ryan Braun to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 on Tuesday night.
Gomez scored the second run on Lucroy's single in the third after getting hit by a changeup from Gerrit Cole (3-3). It was their first meeting since the teams brawled last month in Pittsburgh after Cole and Gomez exchanged words.
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- Slain U.S. journalist James Foley is being remembered as a person committed to social justice and as a modest friend who deflected questions about himself.
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"Firearms training is an evolutionary thing," said Bruce Gary, an NRA certified shooting instructor. "You don't go from a training rifle to a machine gun. It was a horrible accident that frankly was preventable. And I don't understand why this instructor put a machine gun in the hands of a 9-year-old girl."
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"We looked at our shop and we've been doing about the same thing every year," says Club President Curt Christensen. "We never really moved the equipment out or took a real close look at things so we decided to do a major cleaning project this year to get the shop ready."
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What's new in hair and makeup on Broadway stages? Nothing and everything. Says Gerald Altenburg, wigs and makeup stylist of the King Lear revival now playing at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theatre, "The techniques, and the materials, haven't changed much over the last 400 years." What changes constantly, however, is how cosmetology is used to lay (quite literally) a foundation for creative expression, and this season is brimming with new uses. From the subtleties of King Lear, to the character-building enhancement on Golda's Balcony, to the menagerie of fantasy beings devised for Wicked, there's quite a bit going on from the neck up.
As directed by Jonathan Miller, King Lear takes a back-to-basics approach that eschews fancy period wigs and other traditional trappings. "Initially, we sat down and talked about the individual actors," recalls Altenburg. "Christopher Plummer was going to be a stereotypical Lear with long hair and an overgrown beard, but Jonathan looked at him and said, 'You're perfect the way you are.' Christopher is approaching Lear's age, but he's very youthful-looking in the face and has good skin tone. Gradually, throughout the tragedy, we take everything from him, including his costume and his healthful hair and eyes. Before we nurse him back to health we diminish him with various color foundations and add little wefts to his hair so it gets a little longer and slightly unkempt. Period pieces are often about big, showy wigs. We have a couple of those but we're hoping even they are question marks when people look at them. It's almost more demanding to create them, because we don't want you to see them."
The production strives for seamlessness, Altenburg says. "I work very closely with our costume designer, Clare Mitchell, because of the scale of her dresses, which recall the 17th and 18th centuries. The hair and heads have to come in line with them. It's more about the costuming to make Christopher look drawn. But I get him 15 minutes at the top and as he alters a great deal throughout we're around each other a lot backstage for quick changes, including applications of a Krylon mud makeup, a favorite of mine."
This production originated at the Stratford Festival of Ontario in Canada in 2002. "Two years have passed, and there's a whole pile of new actors along with Christopher, so there was a lot of work going in January and February before the show opened in March. It's not like we just took it out of the closet and started up again," Altenburg says of logistics. "I pulled from stock and when I first came out here I did an extensive set of fittings with the actors, 14-15 a day, but when we were through I had to make only a few new wigs — and a pile of facial hair."
Coming continuously to the Helen Hayes Theatre: A stream of noses, one for each performance of Golda's Balcony. For the biographical drama, star Tovah Feldshuh sports the most prominent proboscis since Nicole Kidman interpreted Virginia Woolf in The Hours. Soloing, the performer frets and fulminates as Golda Meir, who, at age 70, was called out of retirement to serve as prime minister of Israel and confronted stark choices about its future. Feldshuh evokes her subject with historically accurate costuming by Jess Goldstein, capped by a wig from recent Tony Award winner Paul Huntley. It was Huntley who brought makeup artist John Caglione, Jr., Academy Award winner for 1990's Dick Tracy, onto the project for the delicate task of shaping a distinctive character nose for Feldshuh.
"When I first sat down with Tovah, we discussed how far we could take it," recalls Caglione, Jr. "We decided that this would be a likeness makeup; we wouldn't totally obliterate her face. I made a plaster cast of her face, then laid out pictures of the real Golda and went to my sculpting table to work on the nose and sketch on the cast. When you're sculpting a nose on a face cast you really have to take into consideration everything around it and make it become a part of her. Besides the foam latex prosthetics, we paint in jowls and circles under the eyes and eyebrows, to make the nose blend into the face. The stage lighting allows me to paint more boldly and expressively than if it was film, but otherwise the process is the same for both mediums."
Feldshuh "became Golda in the makeup chair. The facial expressions would come on and she would emote and do lines from the script as we cleaned her face and put the glue on. In the mirror she assumed certain facial gestures that helped me paint in and around them. It's a metamorphosis that never ceases to amaze me," says Caglione, who has worked regularly with Al Pacino since Dick Tracy and created "weird, scarred noses" for the actor's turn as Roy Cohn on HBO's Angels in America. "Paul's wig is cool — once it goes on it completes the illusion — and the makeup is cool, but she's just amazing."
Trevor McGinness currently handles wig, makeup, and costume application for the production. Caglione, Jr. says the star has gone through a nose a show since the production opened off Broadway last year, before its transfer. That means financial as well as artistic rewards for the designer, whose one prior Broadway credit, 1981's Frankenstein, was an opening-night flop. "When oily makeup removers hit the nose it bubbles and is destroyed. In my Long Island shop I have 10-15 nose molds; the production calls me up a month before and says, 'We need 30 noses.' So I whip up my foam latex and squirt it into the molds. It's mass production of noses here and that rare gig that generates income continually, for a year and a half now."
Wicked: Green Party
Wicked, the musical retelling of The Wizard of Oz from "Wicked Witch" Elphaba's point of view, is all about eye-catching spectacle, tended to by makeup designer Joe Dulude II and hair department supervisor Al Annotto, who worked from Susan Hilferty's costume designs. The highlight is, of course, the emerald skin tone worn by star Idina Menzel, which is a collaborative effort. On show nights, "I start the 'greening' at 7:15-7:30 pm, with a landscape green Chromacake from MAC Cosmetics; it's a gentle watercolor that I then drybrush, to paint and smooth," Dulude II says. "It's too green, though, at full strength, so I powder it with a waterproof setting powder, MAC's golden olive pigment. I brush that so it looks dewier, less flat and more like skin. Idina does her eyeshadow, and I do her eyebrows and contouringI use purple for the contours, which blends better than brown and is neutral onstage. Then I do her neck and hands, and apply a spray fixative on her hands so it stays on (later, in Act II, I put the same fixative on the lower half of her face for her love scene). She's not ugly, but distinctively beautiful, and lighting designer Ken Posner added the smallest, lightest amount of green tint possible for her spotlight to smooth out her appearance."
"Joe and I work side by side on Idina," Annotto says. "I don't do anything till she's done with him. I have for her a silk blender; it's a piece of silk dyed to match the color of her skin so that she doesn't have to draw that green makeup up into her hairline for her wigs, which are quite simple. It makes a big difference in her cleanup at the end of the evening and from three feet away you can't see it."
Showtime at the George Gershwin Theatre is a "marathon" for both designers. "Even if the dressing rooms are just 50' away it's too far for some of the changes, so we do it all on the deck, and that's a lot of stairs, particularly when we do two shows a day," says Annotto, of a typical show day that begins at 5:30 pm and ends at 11:30 pm when the last of the show's 70 carefully labeled wigs are stowed away for the next performance. The wigs were designed by Tom Watson, imported to Broadway from the Metro-politan Opera, and encompass unique looks. "Tom has a lot of tricks up his sleeve, including these birdcage-type structures that we use. You cover it with a netting and attach hair to it so from the stage it looks like a 300 lb. headdress but it's actually hollow-millinery wire and lace is sewn to the cage to give it that 'huge head of hair' appearance. The hair is just the dressing over the top of it. But you still have to take it apart, reset it, and put it in the oven and comb it out again. I've never worked on so many cages before on this scale."
As Act II approaches, Dulude II has to contend with some new character makeups, including the Tin Man. "The tin color is aquacolor Krylon, a soft cream that's pumped on. I experimented with metal rivets for the show's San Francisco tryout but they were too time-consuming to apply so now I just draw them on with a blue pencil." A barrel of fun is provided by the show's flying monkees. "I take care of all the facial hair and the prosthetics," designed by Matthew Mungle. "The show uses 10 monkey head masks that I repaint for added dimensions, apply hair to, and clean and maintain."
Whether subtly or spectacularly adorned, it is, the designers say, the actors who give heart and soul to their appliances. Which is not to say that they take any less pride in their work. Their favorite moments are often the ones most simply achieved. "I especially like the ballroom wigs, particularly the 'rings of Saturn' hairpiece," says Annotto. "It's millinery wire made into circles, with horsehair sewn over it, and then the hair is dressed around it. It's on for maybe 45 seconds, and it's very much, 'I've got some chicken wire, let's put on a show.'"
Robert Cashill, a former editor of Lighting Dimensions, writes on arts and entertainment from New York City.


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I have a Farmall 140 that i just bought. I'm trying to check the transmission and PTO fluid levels. I understand there is a plug to remove so you know when it is full. I can't find it anywhere. Can someone tell me where it is? Also what size wrench do you need to remove the plugs to add fluid to the transmission and PTO? Thanks in advance.
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I don't think anyone is really worse than he is either - they're all the same sad bag of suck. Again, this was the 32nd ranked pass defense BEFORE he got suspended. You don't cut him despite how good he is you cut him because of how not good he is coupled with the fact that he's dumb as a box of rocks.
Yeah riiiiiiiiight. To the author:The contract lured him to Tampa.
All I know is wright isnt worth 7.5 mil this year. Tho I agree his TD vs the giants was soooo sick
Quote from: DEBUCSOWN on March 28, 2013, 09:37:32 PMAll I know is wright isnt worth 7.5 mil this year. Tho I agree his TD vs the giants was soooo sickyeah that play was worth about 2 million itself, but everything else he did for the year was -5 million he doesn't belong on the roster, he should get paid like a #3 CB if he stays


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Who was the 17th president of the United States?
If you're not sure, the answer is only a text away thanks to a new service offered by the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library.
Trisha Shively, head of adult and teens services who came up with the answer-by-text idea, said any nagging question you've ever had but didn't know the answer to can now be answered by a local librarian by simply sending a text to 765-319-8270.
Whether you're wondering how fast a bullet travels or which city council member represents your area, inquirers can expect to receive a reply with a documented source within 15 minutes, she said.
Shively explained the new service helps the library continue its commitment to meet the changing needs of a technology-driven world. It's also a way to package that commitment in way that younger patrons will like.
"One of our goals is to get teens and people from the younger generation to use the library," she said. "If they want an answer, they want it now, and this is just another opportunity for us to answer questions and get our services out to people."
The library will also place Quick Response Codes — barcode-like signs you can scan with a smartphone or other mobile device — that links a phone directly to the text number at the different branches and on the library newsletter.
The service may be a new way for the library to communicate knowledge, but Shively said librarians aren't opposed to using old-fashioned methods like phone books or reference guides to get the answers. Of course, online sources will be used, too.
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I can't even tell you how many losses in a row this has been. I don't want to know; I have no desire to document the specifics. All I know is that David and I did a podcast over a week ago in which I made a joke about the Pirates reaching their 2012 win total and how they might not win another game, and they haven't won since.
... Actually, I did look it up. It's seven games. And the Brewers have tied them for third.
The Cubs got one in the third on Starlin Castro's RBI single, and at that point, no-grade prospect Chris Rusin had struck out four and allowed no hits. I lost interest, because I felt like I knew what would happen next.
Sure enough, James McDonald walked the bases full in the fourth. For some reason, Clint Hurdle replaced him with Justin Wilson, an interesting relief prospect and a lefty to face Anthony Rizzo, but a guy with control issues, not the sort I'd want out there with the bases loaded in what was still just a one-run game. Wilson was allowed to throw all of two pitches, the first of which was a ball and the second of which was a double to right. Chris Leroux then came in and gave up an infield single, and the Cubs went up 4-0 before Leroux could finish the inning.
The Pirates got one run in the fifth and and two in the sixth (and Neil Walker returned to pinch-hit, ending the Pirates' half of the sixth with a strikeout). Tony Watson pitched to three batters in the bottom of the inning and got two of them, but Jared Hughes replaced him and hit Alfonso Soriano before giving up a two-run shot to Starlin Castro. Andrew McCutchen hit a solo homer in the seventh, but that was all the offense the Pirates could muster, and they lost yet again, 7-4.
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The 2012 goal was set at $37.5 million, and the United Way recently announced that pledges for this year totaled $37,535,315.
The goal for the Walker County portion of the campaign was $1,040,000, and pledges in the county wrapped up at $1,041,788. The total marks the third year in a row that Walker County has raised more than $1 million for United Way.
Kevin Callahan, general manager at Honda and Hyundai of Jasper, served as the 2012 campaign chairman for Walker County.
"I have seen what the United Way does in this county, and that is why I was happy to take on this responsibility," Callahan told the Daily Mountain Eagle earlier in the campaign. "In Walker County, we get more dollars than we give to United Way, and their programs and impact are vital to our county."
More than 17,000 Walker County residents have been helped by United Way partners since 2009. Local groups receiving United Way funding include the Arc of Walker County, the American Red Cross of Walker County, the Black Warrior Council of the Boy Scouts of America, the Walker County Salvation Army, Daybreak and Beacon House.
Alabama Power Company's Gordon G. Martin, the campaign chairman for the United Way of Central Alabama, said new contributors played a big role in making the overall goal.
"We did see some effects of a slow economy, but we strategically adjusted our approach to address the challenges," he said. "The result was over 100 new companies participating in the campaign and several of our largest corporate contributors making significant increases."
Martin said highlights of the 2012 campaign included:
•The largest ever pacesetter campaign (summer) that raised more than $13.1 million.
•34 new companies using online e-pledging.
•172 new corporate or business campaigns of the 2,000 campaigns conducted in Jefferson, Shelby, Walker, Blount and St. Clair counties.
•74 new Tocqueville members (contributions of $10,000 and above) and the 25th anniversary of that society, which is now the second largest in the country with more than 700 members.
•52 loaned and sponsored executives participated in leadership training and worked throughout the fall with companies to run their campaigns.
•A successful combined federal campaign, raising more than $1.1 million.
Contributions to United Way are still being accepted. They can be mailed to United Way of Central Alabama, P.O. Box 320189, Birmingham, AL, 35232-0189 or can be made online at www.uwca.org.


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It's often called the kissing disease -- mono -- and it's easily spread among teens. But it almost killed one student athlete.
Doctors didn't think this Gilbert boy would survive. His family was left clinging to hope after he slipped into a coma. All from mono, something most parents dismiss as a minor sickness -- but not in this case.
What went wrong?
Cody Middleton spent his first full day at home Wednesday with his mom, three brothers and friends. He was in the hospital for over a month.
He was in a coma for two weeks and when he woke up, he had to re-learn how to stand, walk and even speak.
Here's home video of Cody Middleton taking his first steps as a teenager.
The 15-year-old is walking for the first time on his own after a common virus nearly took his life.
"It felt weird. Just a month ago, I was running, playing football, then couldn't even stand up."
He caught mononucleosis, which is commonly spread among teenagers. But usually symptoms include feeling tired and sleepiness.
"Every day mono however, this went straight into his central nervous system and it happened like that," says Shelli Middleton, Cody's mom.
That led to brain swelling and paralysis. Then the high school sophomore slipped into a coma.
"I remember looking at the doctor saying, why isn't he waking up?"
Cody could no longer breathe on his own.
"For me, that was the worst day of my life. The worst moment of my life," says Shelli Middleton.
Mom Shelli says Cody stayed like this for a grueling two weeks.
"I would stand right next to his bed, I would hold his hands and stare at his hands and talk to him the whole time."
Finally, Cody responded to his mom's touch.
"It was the slightest squeeze from his hand, it was biggest continued piece of hope for me."
Cody is Gilbert High School's JV quarterback, and a passionate Green Bay Packers fan. Today, he sits at the kitchen table and tells jokes to his buddies.
Amazing to watch -- because doctors thought he'd never open his eyes again.
"I don't remember waking up, first thing I remember is saying mom."
A couple days after he caught mono he suddenly lost control of his body and his hands became tingly. Shelli took her son to the hospital. Even when Cody opened his eyes, the road to recovery was challenging. He was unable to talk.
"It was terrible, I had to find ways to get you guys to know what I was talking about," says Cody.
"We knew he could blink so we used that as a means of communication," says Shelli.
Physical therapists helped teach Cody how to stand and eventually walk. Doctors say Cody's recovery is nothing short of a miracle.
"I love you, sorry to put you through all that," Cody told his mother.
Cody is number 12 on the Gilbert JV team and he is trying to learn how to run again. By next year, the quarterback and safety hopes to be back on the team.
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Can someone please explain how the people on the Architectural board get to have a say in scrapping the the city's 50-foot height limit?
How do they have these conversations with no input from the residents?
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"SKY'S THE LIMIT ... How high is too high? That is the central question these days for Palo Alto officials awash in building proposals. Normally, the city's 50-foot height limit a long-standing sacred cow of local zoning regulations offers a simple answer to this question. But with developers looking to place four giant office towers at 27 University Ave. and two huge office buildings on Page Mill Road, these aren't normal times. Faced with these proposals, a hot real estate market and heavy demand for affordable housing, city officials are now considering ways to loosen the height limit and encourage more growth. The Architectural Review Board tackled this subject Thursday morning, with several members expressing support for allowing exceptions to the 50-foot height limit or, as one member suggested, scrapping it entirely. Most board members were open to taller buildings, particularly in downtown and along El Camino Real. "I'm really in favor of us trying to find a different way to manage this and to create opportunities for different heights, where mass and scale can be balanced appropriately in recognition of neighborhood concerns," said board member Randy Popp, who works downtown. But any solution, he said, should carefully consider the parking impacts of the taller buildings. Board member Alex Lew said there are plenty of examples of seven-to-10-story buildings in neighboring communities and advocated surveying other areas for examples that work well in downtown locations. Board member Clare Malone Prichard was particularly enthusiastic about changing the height regulations. "I'm of a mind to not have a height limit anymore," she said, noting that the city's density regulations already limit building sizes. But she acknowledged that making the change would be a tall task. "There's a big fear in this town of tall buildings so that's not going to fly," she said."
on Oct 7, 2012 at 7:31 pm
Board member Clare Malone Prichard was particularly enthusiastic about changing the height regulations. "I'm of a mind to not have a height limit anymore," she said,
Does Clare Malone Prichard live in Palo Alto? her address sounds like an office building
why is Mrs. Prichard particularly enthusiastic about not having a height limit ANYMORE?
on Oct 8, 2012 at 12:34 am
Architects work for developers. The bigger the building the more money the developer makes and the more money the architect makes. Yay!
Let the residents worry about later outcomes, traffic, crowding, schools.
And it takes more creativity and ingenuity to design a small building than a big one.


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In the dead of winter... it's Spring Awakening. It's a rock musical which takes place in 1890s Germany. It focuses on teenagers as they navigate their way through adolescence. The subjects of sex and suicide take center stage, but it's the music that steals the spotlight. Spring Awakening runs through Sunday at the Hobby Center.
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Monday is Martin Luther King Day, but celebrations start Saturday. The MLK youth day parade hits the streets in downtown Houston, Saturday afternoon. Look for the Channel 39 float in the lineup. Saturday evening it's the battle of the bands at Delmar Stadium. The MLK celebrations resume Monday morning at 10 with the Black Heritage Society's MLK parade, also in downtown Houston. 39 News will ride again. We hope to see you there!
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AN USK-based artist is preparing to hold an art exhibition in a former courthouse and law library.
Renowned artist, Claudine Brown has held several exhibitions of her paintings over the years but said her latest at Sessions House, Maryport Street is the most unusual venue.
"I'm incredibly excited to have the opportunity to exhibit my collection of around 50 paintings in such a beautiful and historical building."
Her collection includes paintings inspired by Tuscany, Italy and Provence in France.
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Daley is currently testing more than a dozen of HGST's He6 6TB drives in HP's SL4500 servers, and expects hundreds of the drives to be in the servers by the end of the month. The SL4500 servers hold up to 60 drives each. Previously, the SL4500 server, using 4TB drives, could hold a quarter of a petabyte, or 250TB of data; the box could potentially hold one-third of a petabyte, or about 333TB of data with the 6TB drives.
"To me, it is a clear indication of how important density is," Daley said. "Density translates into reduction of footprint."
The helium drive was first announced last year under the HGST's HelioSeal moniker as a path for higher capacity storage for decades to come. The new Ultrastar He6 drive offers the best total cost of ownership for high-capacity environments, such as cloud storage, massive scale-out environments, disk-to-disk backup, and replicated or RAID environments, HGST said.
But helium-filled drives can only boost density so much, Zhang said. After the initial boost in capacity for today's perpendicular magnetic recording drive technology, it will then take newer technologies, such as HAMR (heat-assisted magnetic recording), BPM (bit patterned recoding), and SMR or Shingled Magnetic Recording, to further increase the areal density of the drive platters themselves.
Today's hard drive platters max out at 625Gbit per square inch, or the equivalent to more than 1TB of capacity per platter. Seagate sees SMR, which overlaps bits on a platter like a shingled roof, as having the potential to knock hard drive capacity out of the park with 1Tb per square inch areal density.
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Even with the areal density developments, helium will continue to be a key component in boosting capacity and reducing power requirements. The industry is expected to continue using the lighter gas in emerging drive technology, Zhang said.
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If you bought a computer only a year or two with Windows 7 64-bit installed, it probably works fine and you have programs used often and others once in a while. Sometimes you want to keep the system for a variety of reasons. You can still use Windows 8 VHD and try out Windows Phone 8 SDK and the emulator. In Windows Phone 7 version, this cannot be done according to some people who tried since the emulator is a virtual machine itself and it cannot be hosted inside another virtual machine.
Scott Hanselman has a blog entry about booting Windows 8 on real hardware from a virtual disk http://www.hanselman.com/blog/GuideToInstallingAndBootingWindows8DeveloperPreviewOffAVHDVirtualHardDisk.aspx. The blog has pictures of Windows 8 Developer Preview but the steps work fine for the RTM version with an ISO burned on a DVD (64-bit). Once you have this you can used both Windows 7 and Windows 8 Pro on the same PC.
The next step is to check if the hypervisor is enabled in Windows 8. In the Start screen, type Control to get to the Control Panel. Under Program and Features, click Turn Windows features on or off. If Hyper-V is not checked and is not greyed out, make sure it is checked. Restart the computer.
Download the Windows Phone 8 SDK and install it. Test the emulator with a quick app. Without a physical phone, this is a good way to kick some tires. The system I setup was on a Lenono IdeaPad Y570 (Intel Core i7) with Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium.
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3:50pm Thursday 20th December 2012 in News By Gavin Engelbrecht
A GRATEFUL customer has praised a taxi driver's Christmas spirit for handing back hundreds of pounds in cash he left in the back of his cab.
Mark Richley had enjoyed a night out with his sister on Newcastle Quayside before getting a Blue Line cab back to his home in Throckley, on the outskirts of the city.
But within seconds of being dropped off, 26-year-old Mr Richley realised he had left an envelope containing £550 in the taxi to be used for family Christmas presents.
He frantically called staff at Blue Line's offices to report the loss and they were able to relay the message to taxi driver Paul Barrett, who dropped the cash off the following morning.
Mr Richley, who works in South Korea as an English teacher, said: "I am so grateful to Paul for what he did as this was such a large sum of money – I was panicking when I realised I had lost it.
"I was only back in Newcastle for a few days catching up with my sister who I hadn't seen for over a year.
"So many times you'd just think a driver or next passenger could easily pretend they hadn't found it, but Paul was really honest – not only did he keep it overnight but he gave me a few calls on my mobile to let me know he was dropping it off."
Mr Barrett, who has been a taxi driver for 10 years, said he was used to finding items left behind by passengers in his cab, but never such a large amount of money.
The 34-year-old dad-of-three from West Denton added: "At first, I didn't have a clue which passenger it belonged to but fortunately Blue Line reported that it had been lost and we were able to reunite Mark with his cash pretty quickly."
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Must have money to burn if the first thing on his mind when leaving the cab wasn't "do I have the money". What a dingbat.
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Americans living in or visiting Bolivia are encouraged to register at the U.S. Embassy obtain updated information on travel and security within Bolivia .
The U.S. Embassy in Bolivia is located at:
Avenida Arce 2780
Casilla 425
La Paz, Bolivia
(591) 2-216-8000
(591) 2-216-8111
Bolivia Climate:
Altitude plays a major role in Bolivia's climate. In general, summer occurs from November until March, and is typically warmer and wetter than the winter which occurs between April and October. Bolivia's lowlands in the east cover roughly half of the country. The northern portion of this region has a tropical climate, and is hot, humid, and wet for a large part of the year. The southern portion of the lowlands has a similar tropical climate during the summer, but cools down and become drier in the winter. As you move further west towards the Andes Mountains, the elevation increases and the climate becomes sub-tropical with warm temperatures and rains common year-round. Further west still, the highland valleys of Bolivia have a Mediterranean climate. Here, cities including Sucre and Cochabamba commonly have warm, sunny days, and cool comfortable nights year-round. The high Andes and the Altiplano plateau dominate western Bolivia. This region has the highest altitude in Bolivia, and also the coldest climate. The capital city La Paz lies within this region. It has average high temperatures that stay in the mid-60s° F and lows in the mid-30s° F throughout the year. This region is also very dry much of the year, but does find some relief during a short rainy season from December to February.
Calling Internationally:
To call Bolivia from the United States, dial the international prefix, 011; then Bolivia's country code, 591; and then the one digit area code, then dial the actual phone number.
Electricity in Bolivia is 220 or 230 Volts, alternating at 50 cycles per second. However, La Paz and Viacha use 115 Volts. If you travel to Bolivia with a device that does not accept 220 or 230 Volts at 50 Hertz, you will need a voltage converter. Outlets in Bolivia generally accept a flat blade plug or a Type C, two-pin unearthed plug. If your plug has a different shape, you may need a plug adapter.
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The View Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(212) 704-8900
Hours of Operation:
Sunday-Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
Friday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
Sunday Mimosa Brunch: 10:00am - 1:30pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Contemporary American, American
Executive Chef:
Charlie Hansji
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Large semi-private groups are welcome in The View. Please contact Restaurant Group Sales Department at (212) 704-8890.
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NYC's only revolving rooftop restaurant and lounge. An unforgettable choice for your semi-private party up to groups of 16-325 guests. The revolving floor insures an ever-changing view of the city, making a 360° turn every hour. Also available for buyouts.
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Public Transit:
N,R to 49th Street, 1,2,3,9 to Times Square and A,C,E to 42nd Street.
Buses: M7, M42, M10
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A word from The View Restaurant
Perched atop the hotel, the View Restaurant & Lounge is New York City's only revolving rooftop restaurant. Enjoy a breathtaking 360 view from the heart of the Times Square Theatre District amid an all-encompassing dining experience. The seasonally changing "New American Cuisine" features the best
products from artisanal producers including top quality steaks, chops and seafood. Prix-Fixe Dinner, $84.
Please join us for Sunday Mimosa Brunch from 10:00am - 1:30pm, $59 per person, including two mimosas for each adult guest.
Please note: Reservations can only be made for dining in our restaurant; the lounge is first come; first seated. Thank you!
Also contact us directly for details on our all-new Broadway Lounge with panoramic Times Square views, Crossroads American Kitchen & Bar, our elegant Concierge Lounge and our 100,000+ square feet of meeting space.
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The spot is good to invite your
relatives visiting from other countries - to impress them with a Manhattan view and prices. As for food, there is nothing to mention, although it's good, the quality of an average good restaurant."
Dined on 8/21/2014
The view at this restaurant was
amazing. My son and I shared a steak and my mom ordered the salmon-which was delicious! As you enjoy your food the outer rim is slowly moving around and you eventually see all the buildings that surround this restaurant. It's kid friendly as well but they do not have a kids menu. The staff worked with us on that-very much appreciated!"
Dined on 8/20/2014
We had a wonderful dinner. It was
my niece's 17th birthday and we had dinner then a show. Our service was great and very helpful. However, when I first arrived it was 5:25 and my reservations were for 5:30 and no one was at the desk and workers walked by us like we were not even there, or even acknowledged us, I felt this was rude. Once we sat down the food and service was great."
Dined on 8/20/2014
The food was great, but definitely
too expensive for these little portions. We left the restaurant hungry. The service was very friendly at first. Until we refused to give a tip of 20%, which he has added to our check amd changed it to 10%. From that moment on, the waiter got really rude. We often go to high quality restaurants, but we never experienced a behaving like this."
Dined on 8/19/2014
Overpriced, mediocre food, glass
of wine costs $17, cocktail $19 Ok view especially during sunset but nothing special, definaty not worth the money"
Dined on 8/18/2014
To expansive for the quality of
the food, but the view on NY was breath takinng!"
Dined on 8/17/2014
My family loves The View for
special occasions, particularly the Sunday brunch buffet. (It's also a great late-night spot if you're looking for drinks and a fabulous dessert bar.) The brunch offers extensive choices--the usual breakfast dishes like eggs, french toast, bacon, unusually good sausages; made-to-order omelets; a nice array of salads, breads, and muffins; bagels and lox; cheeses and cold cuts; a carving station; and a lavish display of desserts--plus two mimosas for each adult and of course coffee. We especially like it for the atmosphere: a revolving view of Manhattan, big comfortable round tables; quiet enough for conversation. We'll be back."
Dined on 8/17/2014
We'd traveled 500 miles to spend 4
days in NYC for an anniversary celebration and selected The View as our final stop before heading back to the airport. We thought it would be a good recap to see the skyline one final time. We were not disappointed. The view was lovely and ever changing. The buffet was terrific, divided into three sections -- entrees, salads and side dishes, and sweets. That kept the lines very manageable and made it easier to see the options. The salmon with passionfruit sauce was particularly tasty, as were the eggs Florentine. The lobster and crab shooters made a fun presentation in addition to being delicious. Service was top-notch as well. All in all, a wonderful experience."
Dined on 8/17/2014
Both food and service was
terrible. So sad we choose to have a our anniversary dinner here. We left so disappointed. Only positive was a great view. I would skip the fancy, butter drenched prix fixed menu and stay in the lounge if you want the view. But get there before 8pm or u will be charged $8 pp just for being there by the hotel."
Dined on 8/16/2014
I highly recommend this one if you
love fine and gastrostronomic plate. The view is beautiful."
Dined on 8/16/2014
I did not know this place existed,
but the views are spectacular! The food was alright, but the scenery more than makes up for it. Would highly recommend!"
Dined on 8/16/2014
The view of the city is
tremendous. There are higher but the leisurely panorama was perfect."
Dined on 8/16/2014
Don't expect your steak to be as
your ordered it, your lobster to be cooked properly or for it to only cost the advertised price. It is just a hook to get you in. The view is from half way up, so if you are lucky and don't blink, you might see the Empire State bldg, and you can catch the top of the Chrysler bldg, but don't set your expectations too high. You will be disappointed."
Dined on 8/16/2014
One word: AMAZING! We made a
reservation for 9:30pm and though we arrived a few mins. late, we didn't wait long to be seated. The hostess was very accommodating when we asked to be seated by the windows, and I'm so glad we did. The views are BEAUTIFUL! And yes, the restaurant does rotate, you can kind of feel it too. It was a great experience! As for the food, the restaurant did not disappoint. We ordered from the Restaurant Week menu and everything was delicious. We also had a bottle of wine which had us VERY happy by the end of our night. I really recommend this spot for special occasions, or even if you want to treat yourself one day. Good food, good drinks, great service and even better views!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
Great place, great view and
excellent food! Recommend the dessert.. it's espetacular!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
We took advantage of restaurant
week and dined at The View on our 16th anniversary. I made a note in my open table reservation n requested a window table. The matre d acknowledged our reservation when we arrived and sat us at a window table as requested. The meal was delicious and the portions were good. Our waiter was very attentive even tho it was a very busy night. I highly recommend this location especially if you're celebrating something special!!!"
Dined on 8/15/2014
The steak was good however the
chicken breast was awful, too dry. I would not recommend this restaurant to my friends."
Dined on 8/15/2014
Nice view. The quality of the food
is fair, room for improvement in the presentation of the food."
Dined on 8/15/2014
I had my 50-th birthday dinner at
the View on Aug 15-th. I had" restaurant week dinner" with my husband. I was nervous at the beginning because I read a lot of bad comments about the waiters attitude towards people who choose this option. We had a good time and great waiter. The food was fine ,but the portions were very small. I was a little hungry after the three -course dinner. Because it was my birthday ,I got a small cake as a celebration from the restaurant, which was very tasty and a nice gesture. The view is so-so ,I expected a little more " wow".. Overall we had a nice time ."
Dined on 8/15/2014
I had the pleasure of dining at
The View for restaurant week. Though I paid a reduced price I still received the same level of service and ambience as well as a delicious meal. I will definitely return. Thanks for a wonderful dining experience."
Dined on 8/15/2014
We enjoyed a lovely three course
dinner and a spectacular view of New York while revolving around the city. We would do it again in a minute."
Dined on 8/15/2014
We had a great time. Of course
the view of the city was fabulous. The food was excellent. And our server was fantastic. We were treated like royalty even though it was Restaurant Week. I recommend that everyone must experience this place."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Brought 3 teenage girls to
celebrate a special occasion. They were so happy and thrilled---said it was the best time of their lives. Dinner is pricey, but definitely worthwhile to experience, at least once."
Dined on 8/14/2014
Dined with my friend for her first
time in NY. Said I'd treat her. Food was lovely, service by waiters was very attentive. Everything ran smoothly with everyone performing their job with professionalism and ease. Views exceptional, comfortable and very enjoyable night. If I can persuade my husband, I'll definitely return on my next New York trip. Thank you."
Dined on 8/13/2014
I enjoyed the place with my
friend. The food was okay but not a lot. It's still a good place to go."
Dined on 8/13/2014
Dined on 8/13/2014
Very pleased. Even on an overcast
day the senic view was amazing. Picking the View to celebrate our anniversary was the right choice"
Dined on 8/13/2014
After seeing the reviews on Yelp,
I did not have high expectations. Many people complained of the food and service. I must have been lucky because my server was great and the food was actually pretty good. The view was a little disappointing because you are separated by a window and another wall/window outside which made it hard to get a gooooood view. Overall, I was satisfied with this place. I would recommend to go during Restaurant Week or on special occasions."
Dined on 8/12/2014
Excellent food, very good service
and a really nice place with awesome view!"
Dined on 8/12/2014
They should give an option for
people whom make a reservation to chose to have a window seat."
Dined on 8/11/2014
The bread was cold. The chicken
was dry. The "O" wine was a great value at $30. Everything else was just OK, including the service. The cheesecake, and the mousse were excellent. The view is priceless."
Dined on 8/11/2014
A friend came in from out of town
and suggested this place, an actual rotating restaurant in Times Square. It was Restaurant Week so they had a Prixe Fixe that was about half the usual price. The food was mediocre, the service was pretty good, and the view was great. No surprise for a restaurant called The View. The overall impression was that they assumed no customer would ever return so they didn't have to put much into the kitchen, or what came out of it. So, if you are a tourist this might be worth doing once. If you are looking for a good meal you can do better a few blocks further west."
Dined on 8/11/2014
I'd suggest you come when it's
dark so you can see the city lights. The food was good, a little bland for my tastes but well worth the price for restaurant week. I had a 6pm reservation and when I called to move it up to 5:30 , the hostess said they were unable to since they were completely booked. So I came in at 6 and the restaurant was at least 60% vacant... Even when I left sometime after 7. It annoyed me that she was unaccomodating."
Dined on 8/11/2014
I took my daughter to NYC for her
17th birthday. We went to a Broadway show and then had reservations for 7:00 at The View. Trying to figure out the elevators was confusing, but we reached the restaurant with no problem and on time. We were seated by the window, as per my request. The waiter/waitress/hostess could not have been nicer. The food was great and they surprised my daughter with a birthday dessert, even I had no clue about that surprise! Definitely a restaurant to go to when you visit NYC, we will be back again soon."
Dined on 8/10/2014
47 floors high, The View provides
a great arial of the city, food was delicious and creatively plated. Service in the restaurant was fantastic, bar was not at the same level, but acceptable."
Dined on 8/10/2014
Our Sunday Mimosa Brunch was
absolutly perfect, many thanks to Colette who take care so kindly about us - Wonderfull souvenir !!"
Dined on 8/10/2014
We spent a very good time for the
Brunch. Super buffet, with a lot of choices. Good service. The view is amazing. We recommend this place. Only minus : a little bit expensive :-("
Dined on 8/10/2014
The food was quite good but was
overpriced for what it was. All our mains were overcooked and a bit tough but the appetisers were beautiful. The service was attempting to be fine dining but didn't quite pull it off, it was a bit chaotic. We enjoyed our dinner but won't be back."
Dined on 8/9/2014
Aria condizionata particolarmente
fredda. Ottima vista."
Dined on 8/9/2014
They named this restaurant
appropriately. View is fantastic, but the food is average at best. For the money, we were hoping for more. Three people with zero alcohol was $334."
Dined on 8/9/2014
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The Rev. Rick Van Gundy of St. Peter's Community Church in Dresser says he got the information from the family of Isaiah Theis. He tells The Associated Press Isaiah had several sets of keys with him when a deputy found his body Wednesday in the trunk of a car on his parents' property, where the boy's father runs an auto repair business.
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Indian movie star John Abraham promotes giving program during Ramadan
ATLANTA (September 3, 2008)—ETA Star Property Developers, a real estate company based in the United Arab Emirates, has selected Habitat for Humanity International to benefit from its "Homes for the Homeless" initiative.
With its business partners, Dubai Lifestyle City, Homes r Us and Star Cement, ETA Star is donating a percentage of its total sales during the month of Ramadan to help build homes with families in need in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Ethiopia. The initiative will benefit Habitat for Humanity every September for the next three years.
Indian movie star John Abraham, a strong supporter of Habitat for Humanity programs in India and a well-known celebrity in the Persian Gulf, is promoting the campaign through a series of print and television advertisements.
Ramadan, the traditional month of fasting for Moslems, started on Sept. 1, this year and runs to the end of the month.
"We are delighted that ETA Star Property Developers, Dubai Lifestyle City, Homes r Us and Star Cement have joined with Habitat for Humanity to help families in need," said Rick Hathaway, Asia/Pacific vice president, Habitat for Humanity International. "This partnership will help people living in unsafe conditions obtain access to simple, decent housing where they can raise their families in healthy conditions."
Last year, the "Homes for the Homeless" initiative raised more than half a million U.S. dollars for the Red Crescent Authority to help build homes.
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Posluszny was an unrestricted free agent. The deal won't be made official until Friday afternoon. In 14 starts last season, Posluszny recorded 151 tackles and two sacks.
The Jaguars play a 4-3 defense, while the Bills will be using some 3-4 and 4-3.
"I have so much respect for the Buffalo organization," Posluszny's agent, Mike McCartney, told the Buffalo News. "They did everything they could to keep him. ... But he felt more comfortable in a 4-3 defense. He felt he came into the league playing the 'Mike' in the 4-3. I want to emphasize how much respect I have for Jim Overdorf and the Bills. It was a tough decision."
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One of the unit's biggest issues last season was tackling. Other than rock-solid SLB Daryl Smith, the linebacking corps was a big part of the problem. Free-agent Kirk Morrison, despite getting better as the season progressed, didn't live up to expectations, failing to record 100 tackles for the first time in his career. Fellow free-agent 'backer Justin Durant was even worse, as he was constantly nicked up and took poor angles to the football. Adding a tackling machine like Posluszny instantly upgrades the unit.
Although "Poz" does not add much in terms of pass rush, which is an area in which the club has been sorely lacking, he is a more dynamic player than Morrison and should continue developing other areas of his game.
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Auglaize County Sheriff Al Solomon is warning people of a scam in which scammers are calling people, telling them there is a warrant out for their arrest. The scammers tell each person the matter can be resolved by posting bond over the phone using a credit card. Once the credit card information is obtained, the scammers use the card for purchases. The scam has been reported in several counties. Solomon is warning people before someone falls victim in Auglaize County. Solomon also wants people to know the sheriff's office does not call people asking for bond money over the telephone or to tell people there is a warrant out for their arrest.
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