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Analog Video: Still King of the Hill?
IP Video products continue to receive the lion's share of attention in trade magazines, trade shows and new product introductions from security manufacturers. Relative to its older analog CCTV sibling, IP video seems to be more sexy and fashionable...
IP Video products continue to receive the lion's share of attention in trade magazines, trade shows and new product introductions from security manufacturers. Relative to its older analog CCTV sibling, IP video seems to be more sexy and fashionable. By all accounts, IP video sales are growing faster than traditional analog sales.
However, despite the growth and fanfare, sales of analog video cameras still outnumber IP video camera sales. Why?
Defining IP Video and Analog
In some respects, the distinction between analog and IP video is becoming less clear. Most DVRs support Ethernet connectivity. The DVRs use the network for remote video monitoring and video playback with PC-based video management software. There is a growing class of DVR products that support "hybrid" recording of both analog cameras and IP cameras. Likewise, some video encoders now support storage, further clouding clear distinctions between an NVR, DVR and video encoder.
The best definition of IP video seems to be around the camera. Let's call it "IP video" if the camera has an Ethernet port that streams compressed video.
Growth Trends: Analog Video Holding On
In June 2008, IMS Research predicted that network video surveillance "will grow well above 30 percent in 2008." The 2008 third quarter report from Axis Communications seems to support this trend. Axis, one of the market leaders in IP camera sales, reported third quarter video sales growth of 32 percent over the same period last year.
Despite this growth, traditional analog cameras and DVR sales seem to be holding their own. Analog sales are at least flat, if not growing at Pelco, GE Security and Samsung/GVI:
• According to Craig Dahlman, Pelco's Director of Technology Synergy, the company is seeing growing analog sales in 2008. According to Dahlman, Pelco's "fastest growth areas in cameras, as a percentage, have been in IP, even with analog still growing faster than industry growth."
• SAMSUNG | GVI Security's core analog business is growing by at least 15 percent, according to GVI Chief Operating Officer Joe Restivo.
• GE Security reports that analog sales are flat.
The reported death of analog video may be inevitable, but it is certainly premature.
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The Abyan region of Yemen saw a "human rights catastrophe" as al-Qaeda-linked militants fought the government, says Amnesty International.
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|Excellent - 5 reviews
With a stay at The Garden City Hotel in Garden City, you'll be in the suburbs and minutes from Cathedral of the Incarnation and close to Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Roosevelt Field Mall and Mitchel Athletic Complex. Make yourself at home in one of the 272 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen tele...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 5 reviews
Excellent 8.3
The staff were extremely kind and since we were there as newlyweds We were given a copy of our new name signed for the first time as A keepsake....the mattress was very comfortable ....wish we could've Slept longer but we had to catch an early flight to our honeymoon Destination. ....definitely a night to remember.
Excellent 9.0
Got a free upgrade
|OK - 2 reviews
Located in Roslyn, The Roslyn Hotel is in the historical district and convenient to Nassau County Museum of Art and William Cullen Bryant Preserve. This hotel is within close proximity of Americana Manhasset Mall and Harbor Links Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Complimentary wired and wireless Intern...
Overall Rating - OK - 2 reviews
The fact that they were doing construction in the hotel and did not alert us at the time we made our reservation.
Hotel looked beautiful from the outside. Included breakfast was nice.
I stayed there when the 1st floor lobby was under construction. It didn't really bother me at first because the hotel did look like it needed to be updated, but they put me in a room where 2 out of the 3 nights I couldn't get to my room on my own. The second night there, I wasn't able to use the steps to get to the floor my room was on, so I used the elevator. I was met by a couple of men who basically told me to be careful and not to walk on the wet cement in order to get to my room. And this was at around 11pm. The last night the hallway to my room, as well as the elevator, was blocked off by caution tape. A staff member had to walk me through a kitchen located on that floor. So I'm not sure why I was put in that room since it definitely didn't seem like they were to capacity. I am sure this was just bad timing for me but it would have been nice to be notified beforehand that this was going to be occurring. Also the hotel needs updating everywhere.
|Excellent - 200 reviews
At the Hilton Garden Inn Westbury hotel in Long Island, busy executives as well as the leisure traveler will be pleased to find everything necessary to make your trip to Long Island New York both relaxing and enjoyable Some of the Westbury, NY, hotel features designed to make your stay even better include * Complimentary Self Parking garag * Complimentary 24...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 200 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
Expectations of the Hilton brand.
Beds were terrible and caused two adults to complain of back pain. Inadequate number of towels. When asked front desk for more towels and sheets for the pull out bed, they brought sheets but no blanket. Duh.We truly hoped that the Hilton name would provide a great experience but the hotel was average. This demeans a brand name hotel. Quite simply, if we intend to stay at an average hotel, we won't pay for the Hilton name.
Excellent 10.0
Convenient to diners and shopping on Old Country Road. But mostly, it's convenient to my family.
|Excellent - 1 reviews
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Garden City was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 30 channels of HD programming. Easy-access Plug-and-Play feature makes it simple to connect electronics. The La Quinta Inn & Suites Garden City is located just 2 miles from downtown Garden City Village, known...
Excellent 9.3
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
|Good - 852 reviews
Red Roof Inn Garden City - Long Island, New York is a pet friendly, family friendly hotel close to Hofstra University, Jones Beach and Nassau County Aquatic Center on Long Island. This clean, newly renovated hotel, is Smoke-Free with flat screen TVs and free WiFi in all rooms. It is centrally located in Nassau County with easy access to Manhattan and the Ham...
Overall Rating - Good - 852 reviews
The Room was clean and the bed was adequate. I had seen some poor reviews for this Hotel, but my experience was good. Location was great. Only issues no breakfast, no Microwave or fridge in the room.
No complimentary breakfast, microwave, refrigerator, internet, room rates changed every night
|Mediocre - 1 reviews
Carle Place Hotel Guests Enjoy Great Amenities Located in the heart of Nassau County on Long Island, the Holiday Inn® Westbury - Long Island is close to businesses, shopping hubs, medical facilities and the judicial districts of Mineola, Garden City, Westbury and Carle Place, NY. The hotel is situated 25 minutes from New York's JFK, LaGuardia and Islip Airpo...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 1 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Unhelpful staff. Dark and dingy hotel. Small rooms. Gave us a single full bed when we requested a double.
|Good - 2 reviews
Discover this full-service Rockville Centre, New York hotel providing convenient access to the Belmont Racetrack, the Cradle of Aviation and Hofstra University. Situated on Long Island, just a few minutes from Manhattan, the BEST WESTERN Mill River Manor is a full service hotel featuring friendly customer service and a convenient centralized location. This...
Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
Good 7.0
Rooms were clean and nice, MOST of the staff were wonderful.
Young woman at check-out was rude and nasty.
Good 7.6
The rooms where clean. The breakfast was decent. Lots to do in the area. The pool was clean. !o minutes from the beach.Nice restaurant on property.
The staff was not very interested in helping. Not rude just a little standoffish talked more with each other instead of trying to help with questions you may have had.
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Excellent 8.3
warm hearted staff, delicious foods
|Excellent - 350 reviews
Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel Complimentary a.m. Kitchen Skillet, featuring freshly prepared breakfast sandwiches, waffles, French toast, pancakes and steel cut oatmeal, available daily. Hyatt Grand beds & 42in flat panel HDTV 24-7 guest kitchen serves made to order snacks Intimate Bakery Cafe serves Starbucks Coffee and premium beers and wines Gr...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 350 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Nice breakfast buffet. Nice pool. Large room with separate bedroom and living room areas.
Wish the pool was open earlier or later.
Excellent 10.0
The staff was great.
I'd like better food choices.It was awesome
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Escape to the BEST WESTERN Woodbury Inn. This Award-Winning hotel is ranked in the Top 5% of BEST WESTERN hotels in North America based on Quality Assurance and is a recipient of the 2013 Trip advisor Award of Excellence!! One of North America's first "I Care Clean (SM)" hotels in the BEST WESTERN family, the Woodbury Inn offers a pristine, lodge-style ex...
Excellent 9.0
motel was very clean taken care of.It was great.
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Located in Freeport, The Freeport Inn and Marina is on a river and convenient to Sea Breeze Waterfront Park and Norman Levy Park and Preserve. This hotel is within close proximity of Crow's Nest Mini Golf and Merrick Road Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 60 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wire...
Overall Rating - Good - 2 reviews
The hotel was close to th concert venue we were going to.
We paid $150 for a night and a few things were broken in the room. The light above the bed looked like it was about to fall and so did the shower head. We reported this to front desk. The room was outdated and could use a good scrub. It served its purpose though but I think we'll research a little more next time.
Excellent 8.3
It was right on the water. The staff was friendly and the rooms where clean enough.
The breakfast could have been better. It got a little loud at night and there where a few weirdos on the premises.
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Located in Jericho, Meadowbrook Motor Lodge is in the suburbs and close to Plainview Shopping Center and Long Island Puppet Theatre. This hotel is within close proximity of NYCB Theatre at Westbury and The College at Old Westbury. Make yourself at home in one of the 82 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. 27-inch flat-sc...
Overall Rating - Good - 268 reviews
The location was perfect for what we needed.
Despite being in a reasonably safe area, the whole motel campus was 'dirty, industrial' and crowded. This place has a long way to go. The 'feel' is off - older, crowded, no breakfast, some shady seeming characters staying there - with rooms doors open!?I like to strike a bargain while travelling - which we do very frequently - usually needing a room for a night or so...not hard to please me. This may actually be a safe motel in a nice area - but you will not think so when you arrive.
Poor 1.0
Women of the night frequent this establishment. Do not go there.
|Good - 233 reviews
The Andrew Hotel is centrally located in Great Neck, walking distance from Gold Coast Arts Center and close to Saddle Rock Grist Mill. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Kings Point Park and Steppingstone Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 61 guestrooms featuring iPod docking stations and minibars. Wired and wireless Internet acce...
Overall Rating - Good - 233 reviews
Not much
Breakfast on second floor in a room.... Awkward absolutely. No food late at night except for $3 bag of nuts. If you sneeze the wrong way they make you pay for it.Would not help me out on an over booking for that night. For someone who sleeps in a hotel every night this was maddening.
Right next to the train station and also has a relationship with a very good taxi service.
Walls are so thin that I could clearly hear the people next door talking. It is very noisy in the neighborhood and construction sounds could also be heard all night, along with internal hotel noises such as elevators and compressors.Very polite and friendly staff. Convenient to the train and close to LGA by taxi, limo or town car. The room was adequate but certainly nowhere near luxurious or near its star rating. It seemed to be an old building with some cosmetic fix-ups. The toilet was fussy and the tub was small. At night I heard hotel elevators, compressors and other annoying noises along with conversations from rooms on both sides.
|Excellent - 177 reviews
Our Lynbrook - Rockville Centre hotel is near New York City, JFK and LaGuardia Airports Our hotel, situated on the border of Lynbrook and Rockville Centre, New York, offers a relaxed, suburban setting along Long Island's south shore that is a short train ride away from the excitement of New York City. Guests who stay at our Rockville Centre hotel can take ad...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 177 reviews
Good 8.0
Very pleseant stay at this hotel. Nice and clean. Would stay there again when in NY.
Good 8.0
The hotel was nice and clean, and the staff was very helpful. I would stay there again on my next trip.
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Five Sunburst Days Inn, located in the heart of Nassau County, Long Island near Beaches, Golf Courses. New York City just 30 miles. All major universities including Hofstra, CW Post, NYIT are all within 8 miles Nassau Coliseum. Free Wireless High Speed Internet. Complimentary Daybreak Breakfast served daily. Expanded Cable w/ Showtime 1 - 2. Outdoor Pool. A...
Overall Rating - Mediocre - 1 reviews
Mediocre 3.6
Nothing really. You got what you pay for it....
Rooms are way too dirty, we even saw some big ass cockroaches and a hand-size big old spider. After that night. I was sure that I got bit by them!!!! It was a horrible experience, and will not ever go back there again!


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Pakistani police make arrests in shooting of Malala
Pakistani police say they have arrested a number of suspects in the case of a 14-year-old girl shot and wounded by the Taliban
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- Pakistanis chant slogans during a demonstration to condemn the attack on 14-year-old schoolgirl Malala Yousufzai, who was shot on Tuesday by the Taliban for speaking out in support of education for women, in Karachi, Pakistan, Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012.
Mingora: Pakistani police say they have arrested a number of suspects in the case of a 14-year-old girl shot and wounded by the Taliban after promoting girls' education and speaking out about Taliban atrocities.
A senior police official in Mingora, Afzal Khan Afridi, said Friday that police made arrests in the shooting of Malala Yousufzai.
He declined to give any details about their number, what role they're suspected in having in the shooting on Tuesday or how police apprehended them.
Yousufzai and two other girls were shot Tuesday in a school bus on their way home from school. The young activist is being treated at a hospital in Rawalpindi.
The shooting sparked outrage around the country and world and an outpouring of support for a girl who took on the Taliban.
Hospital transfer
Earlier it was reported that Malala had been transferred on Thursday from a hospital in a province that is a militant haven to a specialist hospital in the army garrison town of Rawalpindi.
Malala Yousufzai, 14, was unconscious in critical condition after being shot in the head and neck as she left school on Tuesday, but doctors said she had moved her arms and legs slightly the night before.
Pakistani surgeons removed a bullet on Wednesday from Yousufzai, who was shot by the Taliban for speaking out against the militants and promoting education for girls.
Her courage made her a national hero. The shooting has drawn condemnation from world leaders and many Pakistanis.
Yousufzai began standing up to the Pakistani Taliban when she was just 11, when the government had effectively ceded control of the Swat Valley where she lives to the militants.
Her father, Ziauddin Yousufzai, who runs a girls' school, said his daughter had defied threats for years, believing the good work she was doing for her community was her best protection.
A correspondent watched as she was moved from an army hospital in the regional capital of Peshawar to the Armed Forces Institute of Cardiology in Rawalpindi to help her treatment.
"Pray for her," her distraught uncle, Faiz Mohammad, said before the ambulance left the hospital.
A husband-and-wife team of two British doctors who were attending a seminar in Pakistan at the time of the attack on Thursday have joined local surgeons in treating Yousufzai.
She was shot with two other girls on Tuesday as she left school in Swat, northwest of Islamabad. One of the girls is out of danger and the other remains in critical condition.
A Taliban spokesman said she was targeted for trying to spread Western culture and that they would try to kill her again if she survived.
'Barbaric and Cowardly'
Authorities had identified her attackers, said regional governor Masood Kausar. The local government has posted a 10 million rupee reward for their capture.
"The security agencies are closely working with each other and they have a lot of information about the perpetrators. We hope our security agencies will soon capture them and bring to justice," he said.
The attack outraged many in Pakistan, with small, impromptu rallies held in her support in many cities. Schools had also closed across Swat in protest over the shooting and a small demonstration was held in her hometown of Mingora.
Pakistan's president, prime minister, and heads of various opposition parties joined human rights group Amnesty International and the United Nations in condemning the attack.
On Wednesday, White House spokesman Jay Carney said the US had offered any assistance necessary.
"The president found the news reprehensible and disgusting and tragic," Carney told reporters.
"Directing violence at children is barbaric, it's cowardly, and our hearts go out to her and the others who were wounded as well as their families."
Yousufzai had spent the last three years campaigning for girls' education after the Taliban shut down girls' schools. She received Pakistan's highest civilian award but also a number of death threats.
In 2009, the army pushed the Taliban out of her hometown of Mingora, but the attack showed the militia's ability to strike even inside heavily patrolled towns.
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Max Morello releases 2013-14 park edit
Max Morello has style on skis. He also has balls. As confirmed with his underflip in Poor Boyz Productions' 2013 release Tracing Skylines, which earned him the Best Jib award at the 14th Annual Powder Awards, and in the above video courtesy of Newschoolers.
This compilation of Morello's 2013-14 season was shot on site at Mount Hood, Mammoth, and Whistler to name a few, featuring back flips, right and left side spins, doubles, and stylie hip airs, where Morello always seems to find the tranny seamlessly. Balls out, Max. Balls out.


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The Rams have had a bit of bad luck of late, and their collective frustration finally boiled over after a tough loss to the Titans on Sunday. Rams defensive end William Hayes, who is in his second season with the team, took his frustrations out in the locker room after the 28-21 loss on Sunday, smashing a mirror with his forearm and suffering a sizable cut, according to the St. Louis...
Rams DE William Hayes injures forearm smashing a mirror
St. Louis Rams defensive end William Hayes picked a fight with a mirror after his team's frustrating loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. He lost. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Hayes smashed a mirror with his forearm and suffered a pretty nasty cut. He received stitches to close the wound and practiced in […]
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Anwar Richardson of MLive.com reports that that the Lions are "one of several NFL teams" actively pursuing free agent DE William Hayes. Hayes would most likely replace DE Cliff Avril who's expected to land a huge contract in the near future. Detroit needs an additional pass rusher and Hayes could end up being a reasonable value on the open market. Last season, Hayes was...
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The St. Louis Rams have signed former Tennessee Titans defensive end William Hayes to a one year deal. The addition of Hayes helps the Rams shore up their defensive line with the departure of James Hall. A four-year veteran, Hayes had his best season in 2009 when he started 11 games and had 50 total tackles with 4 sacks. Hayes is primarily thought of as a run stuffer and could...
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The NFL has fined Titans defensive end William Hayes $15,000 for a hit on Atlanta quarterback Matt Ryan, a punishment he plans to appeal. Hayes said Thursday he was fined for putting too much weight on the quarterback as he hit Ryan. Hayes says he fell to Ryan's side as he hit him trying to avoid just that. He says he wants to talk to somebody in the NFL to explain the rule...
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Sunday November 10, 2013 / 6:00pmThe Legend of Sleepy Hollow
2 tickets
Side Orchestra - Adult
3 tickets
Side Orchestra - Child
606 Laguna Canyon Rd.
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
How was your experience?
This was children's theater. The entire play was less than 1 hour. We were expecting something way more scary and sultry like the movie with Johnny Depp.


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Most people think of the Grand Canyon when they think of Arizona, and it's possible to catch a glimpse of this awe-inspiring creation on the flight to Arizona. After you've taken in one of America's greatest treasures, it's time to explore the rest of the state. Scottsdale, Phoenix and Sedona are home to some of the top resorts in the country. Scottsdale is a golfer's delight. Professional golfers including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods have all boarded flights to Arizona for a round at one of Scottsdale's 174 public and private golf courses.
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Arizona's desert and mountain climates make it a year-round destination. The desert can reach temperatures over 100 degrees (F) in summer, but drop to the 60s in winter. In the northern mountains, summers can be quite pleasant, but the winters icy and snowy. Check before you plan your flights to Arizona as some places may surprise you. Sedona hits the high 90s in summer, but gets cool enough in the winter to see snow. During the summer, the desert has thunderstorms that come up very quickly and cause flash floods. In winter, desert temperatures can drop to below freezing at night.
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Depending on your destinations in Arizona, you may want to drive just to take in the scenery. However, Arizona is the sixth-largest state, so if you are short for time, you may want to take flights around Arizona. There are regional airports in Mesa, Payson, Prescott, Sedona, Chandler, and Scottsdale, and regional commercial carriers to fly you across the state quickly.
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- Most travelers like to book flights to Arizona by way of Phoenix. The city's warm and sunny weather offers a range of outdoor activities from golfing and hiking in the desert and mountains, to viewing the scenery from horseback or hot-air balloons. Phoenix is also home to the renowned Heard Museum and the Desert Botanical Garden with its diverse collection of desert flora, and Taliesin West is in nearby Scottsdale.
- Set in the Sonoran Desert valley, Tucson is surrounded by mountains, some higher than 9000 feet. The city offers world-class golf resorts, museums, galleries, and the cultural diversity of its Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo history and residents. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum (it's really a zoo) is to the west in the Saguaro National Park, and the southernmost ski area in the U.S. is just a short drive away.
- The drama of Sedona's red-rock buttes, canyon walls, and mesas against the Arizona turquoise sky is a sight to be seen, particularly at sunset. Surrounded by forest, Sedona has some of the best outdoor access of any Southwestern city, and for a change of pace, eclectic shops and galleries. The area is rapidly becoming built up, so see it soon.
- Prescott sits in a valley at the northern edge of the Bradshaw Mountains. The area has four moderate seasons and is popular for its climate, scenery, and outdoor activities with visitors and retirees alike. Prescott's rich history is reflected in the downtown area's 1890s saloon, cattlemen's hotel, courthouse plaza, and museums.
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A freckled and frivolous cake there was
That sailed on a pointless sea
Or any lugubrious lake there was
In a manner emphatic and free
How jointlessly, and how jointlessly
The frivolous cake sailed by
On the waves of the ocean that pointlessly
Threw fish to the lilac sky.
Oh, plenty and plenty of hake there was
Of a glory beyond compare,
And every conceivable make there was
Was tossed through the lilac air.
Up the smooth billows and over the crests
Of the cumbersome combers flew
The frivolous cake with a knife in the wake
Of herself and her curranty crew
Like a swordfish grim it would bounce and skim
(This dinner knife fierce and blue),
And the frivolous cake was filled to the brim
With the fun of her curranty crew.
Oh, plenty and plenty of hake there was
Of a glory beyond compare-
And every conceivable make there was
Was tossed through the lilac air.
Around the shores of the Elegant Isles
Where the cat-fish bask and purr
And lick their paws with adhesive smiles
And wriggle their fins of fur,
They fly and fly 'neath the lilac sky-
The frivolous cake, and the knife
Who winketh his glamorous indigo eye
In the wake of his future wife.
The crumbs blow free down the pointless sea
To the beat of a cakey heart
And the sensitive steel of the knife can feel
That love is a race apart.
In the speed of the lingering light are blown
The crumbs to the hake above,
And the tropical air vibrates to the drone
Of a cake in the throes of love.
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In advance of our 2014 Best of NYC issue, we're traipsing through the boroughs and divulging our favorite dishes of the year. They're presented here as a countdown, but we're listing them in no particular order. Consider this a guide to what's good to eat in this town right this very second. Click on each item to read more about it on our NYC restaurants blog, Fork in the Road.
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UK educator Trisha Lee is visiting New Zealand over the next two weeks. In association with Drama New Zealand, she will be meeting and talking to educators here. On Wednesday August 13, she will be demonstrating the helicopter technique in Wellington ( at Kelburn Normal School)and conducting a workshop after school from 3.15 pm on. […]read more
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Jeremy McGauyhey, 33, was arrested this week in Houston, Texas, on a warrant, according to Holly Springs Police Chief Robert Pearson.
He is a suspect in the April 25 murder of Melvin Louis Greer, 39, at the Bearcat Sports Bar, according to Pearson. Greer died of multiple gunshot wounds, according to coroner James Richard Anderson.
Pearson said McGauyhey was picked up by U.S. Marshals and a request for extradition of the suspect back to Marshall County will be issued to Texas authorities.
The investigation into the shooting death of Anthony Darrell Phillips on the court square in Holly Springs on April 14 is ongoing, Pearson said.
The Marshall County Board of Supervisors approved a pauper's burial for Phillips at the Monday board meeting. A small grave marker bearing his name and dates will be provided by the county, as well. Several stones will be engraved with the names and dates of more recently-turned graves at the county cemetery in order to provide both a record and a proper burial for those who died without means to pay for a funeral.
County school board to meet next Tuesday
The Marshall County School Board will have its May meeting at Byhalia High School. It is set for 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 10.
Byhalia High School is located at 278 Highway 309 North.
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The Holly Springs Parks and Recreation Department announces its Summer Camp 2011.
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Another day and more trophies handed out as 2013 tumbles toward a close. Over the weekend, the British Independent Film Awards provided some dinner and statues to a wide range of movies, and given their mandate, it shines a light on a different batch of movies than the ones that are dominating criti...Read More »
Sean Ellis's "Metro Manila" led the winners of the British Independent Film Awards, with a prize haul that included best film and best director.Read More »
While it may seem like we're still only in the midst of the various awards season campaigns, nominations have already started to be handed out across the pond. Over the weekend, the European Film Awards dropped their list of the movies being honored this year and it has been quickly followed this mo...Read More »
The nominations for the 16th annual Moët British Independent Film Awards -- the BIFAs for short and basically the UK's answer to the Spirit Awards -- were announced this morning in London.Read More »
If you want to play a fun game, spent tomorrow morning walking through London's Soho playing a trumpet and a kettle drum. That's because this evening saw this year's British Independent Film Awards being given out at what's become, over the years, one of the drunkest and most debauched evenings in t...Read More »
The 15th British Independent Film Awards were handed out tonight in Central London, with Rufus Norris' "Broken," Peter Strickland's "Berbarian Sound Studio" and Bart Layton's "The Imposter" each taking home multiple awards.Read More »
Rufus Norris' "Broken" led the nominations for the 15th annual Moët British Independent Film Award nominations, which were announced this morning. The film -- which follows a young girl in North London whose life changes after witnessing a violent attack -- received 9 nominations,...Read More »
Last year, the awards sweep of "The King's Speech" was, in a way, begun by the British Independent Film Awards, an organisation that's been running for a decade-and-a-half, of increasingly prominent stature, who anointed Tom Hooper's period drama their Best British Film Aw...Read More »
Paddy Considine's 'Tyrannosaur' Also Wins Seven Nods, 'Kevin' & 'Kill List' Close BehindWhen "Chariots of Fire" writer Colin Weiland announced on stage at the 1982 Oscars that "The British are coming!," it went on to live in infamy; the British failed to come, and the U.K. film industry continued on...Read More »
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Today is a new day, no rain, spring is in the air (kind of) and the Bearcats are back on the field for their annual spring game. What isn't new is the fact the Cincinnati Reds lost again last night, I didn't get to watch it but thanks to twitter I know people are not happy.
What was I doing last night you ask? Attending the Blue Jackets v. Blackhawks game in Columbus. After my first NHL game I've come to this conclusion, Cincinnati needs an NHL team, and needs one soon. Talk about an electric atmosphere.
Everyone that reads this site knows my hatred for Columbus, it's pretty evident. But I have to admit the Arena District in Columbus it top notch. Plenty of bars and restaurants, plenty of parking, traffic wasn't hateful and you felt very safe walking around. It is what the Banks needs to be in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Reds
The Reds traveled to New York to face the Mets for this weekend series. Unfortunately a two run home run early by the Mets gave them the one extra run they needed.
Mike Leake had a decent outing but his runs to hit ratio is what doomed them. 5 hits and 4 runs is not what Leake needed, not with the offense the Reds currently have on the field. While the big three for the Reds are hitting the rest of the lineup is struggling, they are failing to get runners on base in order to drive them in.
Everyone has to remember that it is game four of the season, you don't win anything in April. Like I said before, lets give this team until the All-Star break before we panic.
Bearcats Spring Game
Noon Saturday at Paul Brown Stadium, be there to watch the 2014 Bearcats football team in action. Gunner Kiel will lead the first team offense for the Bearcats as they look to win the AAC title outright this season.
Gates open at 11am, the game starts at noon and will run through 2pm. The game is free to attend while parking is only $5. Parking is available in Lots D, E, F. Concessions will be available, beer as well.
Hockey In Cincinnati
I will be writing a longer piece on this but Cincinnati needs and NHL team. Everyone loves the Cyclones, they have been a Cincinnati institution for years but it is time to move up to the big leagues. The atmosphere at an NHL game is second to non, an instate rivalry with Columbus would be phenomenal for hockey in Ohio.
The people of greater Cincinnati like hockey, that is evident by the amount of hockey leagues in the area both youth and adult leagues. Not to mention Miami university boasts one of the best college teams in the country. Take a look at it NHL.
What to watch
Well not much really, the Reds are the only team in action this weekend 1:10pm on FSOhio today.
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RIDGEFIELD — Ian Spicer figured it was going to be his day when he birdied the first two holes Tuesday in the final round of the Class 4A District 4 boys golf tournament at Tri-Mountain Golf Course.
"Coming into the day, I was one down, and by the second hole, I already had the lead," said Spicer, a senior from Union. "After the birdie-birdie start, I was thinking about winning it."
In record style, too.
Spicer recorded seven birdies and an eagle, firing a school-record 5-under-par 67 to win the tournament with a two-day total of 139.
Camas freshman Brian Humphreys, the first-round leader, finished in second, five strokes off the championship pace.
"What are you going to do?" Humphreys asked with a shrug.
It wasn't as if he lost the tournament. He played even par over two days.
"I got beat. He played a great round," Humphreys said. "I played the best I could."
In fact, Humphreys was still just two strokes down going to the 36th hole of the tournament after Spicer double-bogeyed No. 17 with a four-putt on the par-3.
Spicer then crushed his
drive on the par-5 18th, then hit a perfect 2-iron hybrid to within four feet of the cup. His rolled his eagle putt in for the 67.
"My grandfather told me he'd give me $50 for every birdie," Spicer said, dollar signs in his eyes.
There was no discussion of how much an eagle would be worth.
None of that mattered to Spicer, though, who finished fourth in this tournament last year.
"This was my last high school district tournament," Spicer said. "I had to finish big."
Spicer had four birdies and a bogey on the front nine. He added three birdies and his eagle to go along with a double-bogey and bogey.
Humphreys was not complaining. He got a great view of Spicer's day, playing in the same group. He also has three more years to chase down the district title.
"It was good that I got this experience so I know what I'll have to work on for next year," Humphreys said. "Pretty successful season, and I really like everybody on my team."
Spicer's performance led the Union Titans to their third consecutive district title. The team also has won 30 consecutive dual competitions during this run.
Union's Eddie Abellar finished fourth. The team title is determined by a points system based on individual placings.
"After we lost Alistair Docherty (to graduation), a lot of people thought we weren't going to be as good this year," Abellar said. "To win league and to win district is a really big accomplishment, and it makes it really special."
Sam Kille (6th), Reis Warman (9th), Will Kellogg (10th) and Tyler Copp (13) also helped the Titans to the team title.
Camas took second in the team race.
Chad Hall of Battle Ground finished third in the individual competition. Braeden Campbell of Camas rounded out the top five.
The district does not yet know how many golfers will advance to the state tournament in the spring. Last year, the top four golfers from this tournament automatically qualified for state. The next six went to a bi-district tournament for another opportunity to make it to state.


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That classic theatre intermission song is playing in my head, so let me take you out to what fills my tummy!
Per the request of Pretty Fitster Lynn's comment on my very first Pretty Fit post – my intro – I'm sharing with you my photos of my pantry – as well as refrigerator, freezer, kitchen counter table and dining room table – to show you what I eat on the daily. Also, I'm adhering to Pretty Fitster Drina's suggestions from my Wednesday Workout about healthy breakfast, along with on-the-go snacks and meals… Speaking of comments and suggestions, TODAY is the last day to enter in the Quest Bar Sample BOX Giveaway simply by posting what you want to see on our Pretty Fit app and blog!
Before I take y'all to my kitchen, I must inform you that my favorite foods are my own personal preference. While I don't lead a completely gluten-free or vegan diet, I do advocate gluten-free and vegan products, as well as incorporate some gluten-free and vegan recipes into my menus. My main philosophy when it comes to eating – since I admittedly am a self-proclaimed foodie – is that I refuse to sacrifice/compromise or deprive myself of healthy, tasty food; it just a matter of eating in moderation and giving ourselves the occasional opportunity to splurge with those YOLOs (You Only Live Once).
Today, I stocked my kitcken with groceries that I picked up from my local Natural Grocers and Albertson's. While I don't have a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods nearby – since I don't live in a substantially large market – I'm grateful to "Ate" Roxy for pointing out Natural Grocers, plus we have our local Farmer's Market. I also am fortunate to have parents with green thumbs; thus, I can pick fruit and vegetables from their gardens! Perks about my Albertsons include the customer service rewards, including Rachael Ray incentives and Dallas Cowboys discounts when we sport our team gear on game day!
Now without further ado… Welcome/Mabuhay/¡Biénvenidos!
Thank you for this bountiful bread that we break and share…
Pantry Peek
First, take a tour of my little pantry…
Since I don't go gluten-free, I enjoy my grains. Oats are a staple source of my diet because I could create countless recipes from oatmeal (a couple of them appear below under healthy breakfast items), and the soluble fiber may help reduce heart disease risk. I like wholesome grain products, including whole wheat breads and pastas – plus, when veggies and fruit are added to the mix, such as spinach-, zucchini-, carrot-, tomato- or sweet potato-based pasta, we reap even more flavor. Pita and flatbread provide foundations for easy pizza crusts when you sift and pour your desired toppings. Chips can be made out of anything under the sun nowadays, so I dip and dig on the ones that are made out of fruit and veggies.
One of my comfort cravings of all-time is chili , so I like to cook my own as time permits for a protein-punch and fiber-fulfillment. I like to add different types of beans and peppers plus tomato, spices and lean ground turkey to reduce fat, calories, cholesterol and sodium. However, if time is of the essence or I don't have fresh ingredients on hand, I'll turn to my supply of canned variations and jarred spices and seasonings.
Natural Grocers, among other health food stores, offers fresh Almond Butter, which "Ate" Roxy introduced to me and got me hooked! Since it's not as commonly commercialized as peanut butter, I had to make a special trip to Natural Grocers for it. Again, as it's my choice, I do prefer Almond Butter vs. PB. Aside from the nutrients, I appreciate the taste and crunchy texture on toast.
Almonds provide protein and fiber, healthy fats from monounsaturated fat, along with vitamin E, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium and phosphorus.
As you also can see above, I love Nutella – another healthy fat source from the hazelnuts, and another tasty option with the skim milk and cocoa – which could eat with just about anything: crepes, fruit, as long as I limit myself to up to a tablespoon at a time. Sometimes, I come across jars of other preserves, like this one with jalapeño and pineapple, as interesting flavor combinations. My fave snacks consist of nuts and fruit (like the Philippine pineapple from my native country?), which I sometimes combine into trail mix to tide me over on long work or workout days.
My other indulgences are tea, coffee and hot chocolate. For the sake of the holidays, I have ginger tea and peppermint cocoa. From my Man Day Monday, I mentioned how Dr. Oz pointed out that ginger tea helps with digestion. Peppermint also soothes the senses, which may relieve stress and other symptoms that may arise (i.e., allergies). Another find from Natural Grocers that I swear by are these gluten-free and vegan Hail Merry Choco Macaroons, which are available in other flavors. I'm a coconut-nut, so I reap the benefits of the extra virgin coconut oil (EVCO) that contains healthy fat without the cholesterol.
Speaking of coconut oil, I use it for pretty much anything, from healthy cooking to my own beauty regimen. It makes a great alternative in lieu of more fattening oils, and I use it to condition my color-treated hair and moisturize my skin.
"Ate" Roxy, who's much more coconut-happy than I am, got me acquainted with coconut-based coffee creamers with all the taste and without the additives, so we can drink our healthy morning joe!
Freezer and Fridge
Next, here are a few items that I keep stored in the freezer and refrigerator. When I'm busy working and don't have enough time energy (which I like to reserve for exercise) to cook, I'll pop one of these bad boy Lean Cuisines into the nooker. They still are delicious and nutritious, plus you could earn points by entering codes onto LC's Delicious Rewards website. During off-season for certain fruit and veggie harvests, I'll freeze my crops, so I still can eat them later.
Of course, H2O is my #1 drink, as I was explicit about in my Thursday Tips post. Yet the coconut water and fruit juice in my fridge are chock full of nutrients. Coconut water is a tasty form of hydration that has electrolytes to replenish us after we train hard. My go-to juices – orange juice and any cocktail of cranberry, blueberry and/or pomegranate – not only quench my thirst but nourish me in other ways. OJ's vitamin C boosts the immune system and helps combat allergies. Cranberry juice prevents urinary tract infection, the pomegranate is heart-healthy and contains antioxidants, plus think of these Bs in terms of blueberries: brain power, among other bonus benefits! (As a matter of fact, I served blueberry-pomegranate juice to my young nephew to aid in his brain development.)
These staples satisfy my hunger as treats to tide me over: Neufchâtel cheese, Greek yogurt and light whipped cream. Neufchâtel cheese is an alternative to cream cheese; it has flavor without being full of fat. Plain Greek yogurt has low-carb and high-protein content, and it is versatile enough to eat as a snack topped with berries, fruit or nuts, or to add in side dishes or entrées to replace fatty sour cream. Light whip can top desserts or be a fun dip for fruit and berries.
Other little goodies that I keep stashed in one of the fridge compartments are those that I eat sparingly. As an Asian who does not frequent the Oriental markets enough, I enjoy these mini jelly cups that can be chilled or frozen. I also have coconut, chocolate or butterscotch morsels when I have a craving. During those sweet tooth aches, I'll top them on yogurt or add them to trail mix.
Again, when I lack time and energy to cut a head of lettuce, I'll just use bagged salad greens! In fact, in the midst of being wiped out of energy from work and working out today, salads got me through my lunch and dinner!
Lemons and limes are like nickels and dimes. We can't have enough! These citrus fruits enhance flavor in salad, soups, cocktails, beer, pretty much anything we eat and drink!
Kitchen and Dining Room Tables
Now on to my kitchen and dining room tables for more fruit and prep for Thanksgiving arrangements…
Finished Products
Finally, here are some of my recipes that have resulted from some of my favorite foods.
Make breakfast a happy and healthy time!
My own creations with veggies, full of flavor, fiber and protein!
Pasta dishes can be enhanced with vegetable goodness and seasonings, plus lean poultry, like grilled chicken or ground turkey.
Wine and Dine
Last but not least, I recommend red wine spirits for our health, as it contains antioxidants and is heart-healthy, when consumed in moderation. My bottles of choice are Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir. Not only are they good for pairing with meals, but also including in recipes, like sauces or marinades! UB40's Red Red Wine now lingers on the brain. Cheers!
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One more note: As we ensure that we eat our greens, please check out Pretty Fit founder Dee's Cucumber Sandwich recipe, seems yummy to the tummy!


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