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Condominios Puesta del Sol is conveniently located in the quiet, north end of the island. 4Sur is located on the 4th floor of PDS and is a spacious 4 bedroom condo that showcases a beautiful view of the Caribbean Ocean. And, as if the brillant blues of the Caribbean aren't enough to capture ones heart, this home is unique in its dramatic yet elegant use of tropical colors in its decor.
When entering 4Sur, the vibrant colors and tasteful, tropical decor makes it easy to turn off cell phones and day planners and pull away from the rigors of life to rest and relax. A large, comfortable family room coupled with an open dining area means there is plenty of seating and ample room for friends or the entire family to gather together for a tropical island vacation. The large ocean view balcony is just off the main living and bedroom areas and adds to the sense of spaciousness in this home.
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Puesta Del Sol Condo
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Standard Occupancy is 8 persons
Additional persons can be accommodated with prior approval for incremental daily fee
Can be rented as a 2 Master suite Bedroom.
Seaside Condominium fully furnished
Four Bedroom 3 full baths
Full kitchen with microwave and dishwasher
Large Terrace overlooking pool and ocean with outdoor dining area and chaise lounges
Central zoned air conditioning
DSL High Speed Internet Connection
Long distance phone calls to the USA on Vonnage phone,
Large screen TV,DVD, CD stereo system
Maid and Cook service available for additional fee
Saltwater pool and access to ocean and great snorkeling
Within walking distance of shopping area and restaurants
1 Week $2100.00-Discount for more than one week
2 Weeks $3850.00
3 Weeks $5145.00
Christmas Week $3,000 (4 Bedroom
Christmas Week (2 Bedroom) Inquire rate
50% deposit is required to reserve your stay.
$200 damage deposit required which will be returned following your stay.
Full payment is required 30 days prior to arrival.
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CLEVELAND (AP) - The Indians have placed designated hitter Jason Giambi on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right calf muscle.
Giambi was removed from Saturday night's game against the Chicago White Sox after grounding into a double play in the fourth inning. Giambi began the season on the disabled list after breaking a rib during training camp and the 43-year-old is 0-for-10 this season.
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21 New Uses for Apples
From Caramel Apple Pizza to Apple Pie Booze, add a splash of this sweet and tart delight this season.
From McIntosh and Gala to Honeycrisp and Granny Smith, apples abound in autumn, bringing a fresh, juicy crunch to classic dishes. These ubiquitous little treats flood our local grocers' produce aisles, tempting us with rich hues of ruby and garnet, streaked with amber and chartreuse. Unlike other holiday temptations (pecan pie, anyone?), this is one worth indulging—apples are rich in cancer-preventative antioxidant compounds and contain fiber and vitamin C. With a fruit that's as versatile as it is nutritious, why not incorporate it into every aspect of your holiday meal?
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As a fancy first course or a simple lunch, soup and salad redefine a healthy, filling meal. Apples add an unmistakable tang to crisp, green salads, but the apple-, banana-, and cucumber-filled Polynesian Salad with Curry Dressing will add a suprising tropical touch to your meal. With a broad variety of apples coming into season in the late fall, why not just make Paw Paw's Apple Salad to pair with any savory soup? Speaking of soup, most people wouldn't think to put fruit in a velvety smooth squash soup, but a few fresh apples add tartness to Mouthwatering Butternut Squash and Apple Soup. In Kale and Apple Soup, just a teaspoon of brown sugar adds an apple-pie flavor to this supremely nutritious soup. Tasty Tart Carrot Apple Soup is perfect for anyone short on ingredients (it requires just three plus salt and pepper) and adds a bright orange splash of color to gray fall days.
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Think apples can't be the key ingredient in every component of a holiday meal? Think again—from pearl barley to sweet potatoes, grains and veggies baked with apples will take a traditional meal to the next level. Apples also blend well with spicy curry, such as in Warm Curried Chickpeas with Apples and Acorn Squash with Curried Apples. For a hearty main course, bake up a Yummy Nut Roast—with earthy herbs like basil, thyme, and sage, apples will naturally add a complementary tang to this filling fare. It's a well-known fact that with holiday meals comes leftovers that somehow taste even better than day one, so don't waste the rest of that Tofurky! Instead, add some fruit and make a scrumptious Tofurky Apple Grape Salad Sandwich.
Beyond the Apple-tini
Why eat your apples when they can be sipped? Start the day off on the right foot with an Awesome Apple Shake or amp up breakfast with the quintessential flavor of maple in an Apple Walnut Smoothie. Trust us—it beats pancakes any day of the week. As the weather cools down, warm drinks only get hotter, especially those with apples. Sip on some Chai Spiced Cider or Hot Holiday Apple Punch to stay toasty—the addition of aromatic cinnamon and vanilla bean is perfect for autumn. And when your holiday party really gets going, make sure to include apples in the essential elixirs, such as in a fruity burgundy Sangria. On the other hand, "Apple Pie Booze" are the only three words you need to say to your guests. It's hard to resist the temptation to drink your dessert. Or eat it. Or both. Speaking of dessert…
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Sure, everyone needs a fix of hot apple pie around Thanksgiving, but with such adaptable apples, why limit your dessert horizons? To start, you don't need to stray too far from pie heaven if you whip up an Apple Puff Pastry, which bursts with soft, sweet apples and crunchy pecans. Or, bake Grandma Jeanette's Apple Strudel, a recipe from the family of the Spork Sisters—these girls know their stuff when it comes to desserts! Light Applesauce Cake will satisfy any sweet tooth without the use of added sugar. Or, dare to venture into the world of apple mania and bake a Caramel Apple Pizza. We won't judge.
With literally thousands of recipes and dozens of types, apples are an amazing addition to nearly anything. Don't be afraid to get creative, as there's no wrong way when it comes to seasonal apples.
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Late last week defensive back Jordan Lucas (New Rochelle, N.Y./Worcester Academy) was planning on playing college football at Temple, but his recruitment took a 180-degree turn and he committed to Penn State on Monday. Lucas received his scholarsh...Blog | January 16, 2012
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Canaan Severin's (Marlborough, Mass./Worcester Academy) decision to attend the University of Virginia was academic. The three-star athlete announced his decision Monday. He had narrowed his options to Boston College, Penn State and Virginia. "[Virg...Blog | Conversation | September 20, 2011
Jordan Lucas getting grades in orderRoger Brown
The only thing standing between athlete Jordan Lucas (New Rochelle, N.Y./Worcester Academy) and a handful of Division I scholarship offers were his grades. At least that's what one college assistant coach said earlier this week. The list of schools ...Blog | Conversation | September 08, 2011
Canaan Severin set to visit Boston CollegeRoger Brown
Three-star wide receiver Canaan Severin (Marlborough, Mass./Worcester Academy) will take his first official visit Saturday, when Northwestern plays at Boston College. BC is one of five schools Severin is considering. Connecticut, Iowa, Penn State an...Blog | Conversation | August 31, 2011
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Three-star athlete Canaan Severin (Marlboro, Mass./Worcester Academy), who has Penn State in his final five, could be the next prospect to be part of the Massachusetts to Penn State pipeline. Two of the top prospects from Massachusetts -- four-star ...Blog | Conversation | August 17, 2011
Malik Golden plans trip to Penn StateRoger Brown
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Jake Kiley commits to Penn StateRoger Brown
His second scholarship offer was the one athlete Jake Kiley (Plymouth, N.H./New Hampton School) was waiting for. Kiley received an offer from Penn State on Monday night, and committed to the Nittany Lions on Tuesday afternoon. He said he would have...Blog | Conversation | July 26, 2011
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After suffering a 'perfect storm' in 2005, company officials steer new course
GTSI shake-up signals renewed services push
GTSI, a bellwether of the government information technology market, has been struggling to find a business model that will allow it to shake recent financial challenges. It is trying to shift from its old role as a reseller and become an IT services provider.
The company has discussed services for several years, but under the new leadership of Jim Leto, who became GTSI's president and chief executive officer earlier this year, company executives say it is successfully making the transition.
GTSI plans to concentrate on IT solutions and "let others fight it out for the direct sales market and [its] very low margins," Leto said.
"In most cases, large commodity buys are not part of solving a problem for the government," he said. Because much of GTSI's business was already in solutions that combine products and services, "we decided, not only are we in the solutions business, but we're going to make it the cornerstone of everything that we do."
The move was not unexpected. Some observers predicated a new direction for the company when Leto succeeded Dendy Young as president and CEO in February. Leto had spent three years as CEO at the consulting firm Robbins-Gioia.
Mark Amtower, founding partner of Amtower and Co., called Young the master of the traditional reseller channel in the government market. But Leto "is better equipped to develop services," he said.
GTSI's new business plan calls for migrating from a vendor-led fulfillment business to a customer-focused solutions business by 2007, dropping low-margin commodity products in favor of high-margin differentiated solutions.
Leto said the cornerstones of the business strategy include becoming a systems aggregator that sells solutions and commercial products and winning high-margin deals with flexible financing terms.
Leto said 2005 was an unmitigated disaster that prompted him to take the reins of the 23-year-old government vendor in February.
He blamed the company's dramatic decline last year on the failure of the earlier strategy and on government procurement changes. In addition, he said, Hewlett-Packard, an important supplier for GTSI, started selling directly to federal agencies, costing GTSI some $70 million in revenue.
At the same time, he said, the former management team decided to seek greater market share and double the size of the company by 2007. The plan called for implementing a market-based pricing model and a pledge not to be undersold by anybody. Management significantly increased the sales force from about 700 in 2004 to 950 in 2005. It also installed an end-to-end, state-of-the-art PeopleSoft enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that proved troublesome.
"All this was happening at the same time — a perfect storm," Leto said. The confluence of factors led to a backup of 10,000 orders, angry customers and high employee turnover. He said the purchasing department experienced a 165 percent turnover and the company as a whole had a 55 percent turnover.
In addition, GTSI's bankers decided not to renew its revolving credit.
In June GTSI entered into an agreement with Bank of America and Sun Trust Bank for a $125 million credit line and $10 million in subordinated debt.
The company also hired Joseph Ragan as vice president of finance and corporate controller to take charge of all accounting functions, credit and collections, and other company finances.
"As of last week, we had $145 million credit facility, more than enough to get us through this year, next year and probably years to come," Leto said. "It speaks volumes of the banks' confidence in our ability to survive as a company."
"In the first two months we were here, we took our aged receivables down to the $10 million level, which is an acceptable level," he said. "As a result of that, we paid down a $58 million [revolving debt] so that at the end of May, we had zero debt on our balance sheet."
Leto said GTSI has restored its top-rated green status as highly qualified to recompete for its two biggest contracts.
GTSI's moves seem to please investors and analysts. The NASDAQ-listed stock was trading last week at just under $8 a share, close to its 12-month high of $8.80.
Brian Kinstlinger, an analyst at small-cap equity research firm Sidoti and Co. in New York, welcomed the company's cost-cutting measures and acknowledged that the reseller model wasn't going to pull the company out of its financial troubles.
"I would prefer to see the company do half the revenue and twice the profits," Kinstlinger said.
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Why are freeahand sketches essential in early conceptual design processes, and how? Little research has been done, however, to empirically examine this issue. One promising approach to this is a protocol analysis to examine the cognitive processes of designers. We have devised a new scheme for coding designers' cognitive actions from video/audio design protocols. Designers' actions are coded into four cognitive levels; physical, perceptual, functional and conceptual. Relations between actions belonging to different levels, such as dependencies and triggering relations, are also coded. The present scheme has two benefits. First, we found that design actions are definable in a systematic way using the vocabulary of the scheme, and thus a designer's cognitive behaviours in each of local design stages is represented as a structure composed of defined primitive actions. This is expected to lay the foundation for microscopic analyses of how particular types of actions contribute to the forma...


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33w, 2dThe Annotated Mendacity and The First Law12 comments · 661 views
So, unhappily, I have no update to The Rise and Fall of the Dark Lord Sassaflash to share with you today. Don't y'all fret none, it's a-comin', but it needs a little time yet to be properly polished; this is going to be a particularly important chapter that poses some unique challenges, and I want to get it right. That shameless tease out of the way, I do have two items of particular interest to share with y'all today, one of which I'm confident that many of you will be particularly interested by, and the other of which I can only hope that you will be. We shall see.
Anyway. First up on the menu is, as you might have guessed from the title, an annotated version of Mendacity, shiny and new for your perusal and enjoyment. I've been working with the well-read and astoundingly diligent Shoggoth Lord on this for about two weeks now, and am very proud to show y'all the results of our work--or, to be perfectly honest, mostly of his work; he's shown an impressive work ethic in putting this together in such a short span of time. Not only will you find details on the real-world mythology behind many of the characters and creatures of Mendacity, but you'll also some insight into hidden details--secret canon, shall we say--that didn't make it into the story proper, but which I came up with while I was devising the details of the Mendaverse. I hope y'all will enjoy it; here it be: The Annotated Mendacity
Now we come to the second item on the agenda today: The First Law. I don't know whether y'all will be interested in this or not, as it's completely un-Pony-related, but since you've enjoyed my previous stories, I thought it only fair to let you know that I'm working on another one--this time, a piece of original fiction. It's a science-fantasy tale, and may be a bit confusing at first, but rest assured that many of the more cryptic details will be fully explained in later chapters. It's currently being hosted over on Wattpad.com, and as of today the first chapter has popped up for all to see; further chapters will, most likely, be popping up at my usual update time of half-past forever. If y'all are interested, I could drop a line here on the blog to let you know when further chapters have been posted; sound like something y'all'd be interested in?
48w, 6dSad Tidings5 comments · 360 views
Just a brief note to let y'all know that due to an unfortunate incident involving my laptop, a meter of elevation, a hardwood floor, and the rapid conversion of gravitational potential energy to kinetic energy, I'll have some trouble getting regular access to a laptop for the next few weeks or so--and consequently, the next chapter of my current story will be delayed by at least that length of time. Fear not, it will come in time--it's just that "in time" will end up being a little bit longer than might have been ideal. Many apologies for the delay, and hope y'all enjoy it whenever it DOES come out.
50w, 4dUpdate on Chapter III0 comments · 156 views
Just a quick heads-up to y'all to let you know that I've made a few more alterations to chapter III, which will hopefully resolve some of the issues caused by the removal of Stowaway Belle from the story. Chapter VI, incidentally, should be coming along fairly soon; no ETA other than "fairly soon," I'm afraid, but...Well, yes. Soon.
50w, 5dThe Incredible Vanishing Sweetie Belle4 comments · 256 views
Just a quick PSA; for plot-related reasons, I've removed Sweetie Belle's appearance from chapter III of my current story, and although she will have a role to play in future chapters, it'll be much lighter than I had originally planned. I know that this may be kind of disappointing to quite a few of y'all, and honestly I'm a bit disappointed as well, as I like Sweetie Belle and have fun writing her--but unfortunately, I just couldn't quite manage to get her to fit into the story in a way that satisfied me*, so in Ponyville she will remain. My apologies to those of you who are disappointed by this, but I really do think that the story will benefit from this change. Here's hoping I can demonstrate that to y'all.
*Not to mention the fact that, this being a Lovecraftian story, it wouldn't really be possible to include her in the thick of things without her becoming at least a little psychologically scarred, and as this is an interstitial story set between two episodes of the show, there are obvious problems with that.
87w, 1dStory the Second9 comments · 380 views
Well! It's been quite a while, hasn't it? Longer than I had intended, in fact, and for that you all have my apologies. Even the loneliest river wends its weary way at last to the sea, though, and the thinnest crescent Moon will wax to fullness in time (full Moon tonight, by the by. I think, odd as it sounds, I'll be trying to tie future story updates to the lunar cycle; the Moon makes a very obvious, regular timekeeper, and unlike the arbitrary days of the week it offers a clear, tangible sense of the passage of time). Before another twenty-four hours have passed, I'll be posting the first chapter of my next story. The promised epilogue to Mendacity will be arriving not long afterwards, by the time the Moon is new, and chapter 2 of this new story will be coming either then or at the next full Moon. As to the story itself...well, I feel I owe y'all something of an apology. I asked, after posting the final chapter of Mendacity, whether you'd prefer me to write a sort-of sequel or a new story with Lovecraftian elements, and most voted sequel. I tried to get something satisfactory down for that, but for now at least the ideas aren't quite flowing as they like, and I'm not sure how to tell the stories I have in mind. So, instead, we'll be exploring the lives of a different set of characters, some time before the beginning of Mendacity--before, in fact, Discord's return to Equestria, though not long before. There won't be any romance this time, but there may be shoggoths, ghouls, and mi-go, and while they're not quite the same thing as True Love I hope they'll prove to be an acceptable substitute.
It's on fimfiction now!? Fav'd. Fav'd hard.
The things you are doing here... they are amazing. Your novel take on the setting is matched only by your mastery of immersing readers in the point of view of your main character, and the inherent conflict and the tension it brings makes this story an exceptionally engrossing read. I'm confident that it will rank among the best of the shipping genre. My compliments on this; I will be taking notes on technique.
>>619307 itake it that you enjoyed it
Anyhow; cool story bro. Here, take a like.
And SECOND
Awesome that this is on FiMFiction now. I read the first chapter when it was posted on EQD and loved it, but lost track of the story. At least now that it's here, I'll be able to know exactly when there's a new chapter. Can't wait to find out what happens next!
This seems interesting. I'll file it away for later reading.
Yes, yes, yes! This finally came to fimfiction, it's much easier to read it here than on googledocs.
Ah yes, having this on FIMfic makes it easier to follow. Have a like then!
This story is, in a word, magnificent, and I eagerly await more.
I'm behind on chapters since I originally saw this, but this is the best changeling story I've seen the fandom produce.
I can't wait for the enxt chapter! this promise to be an epic story.
Very nice to see it on FIMfiction! Now it's only a matter of time before it gets featured and explodes in popularity. Luna knows you deserve it.
And sadly Lyra is gonna be turned into one of Chrysalis' brainwashed puppets.
AND DAMN! Chrysalis doesn't care much for her own subjects, AT ALL. We knew she saw ponies as cattle, but you think if she was willing to conquer an entire nation to feed them she'd feel SOME empathy towards her own people. 0-0 So that was Chrysalis' real personality?
It has updated!
Great story, thanks for putting it here so I can track it!
Wait. Lyra was part of the brainless bridesmaid zombies. BonBon didn't make it or something, right?
Heh, y'all were really eager for this to turn up in some format other than Google Docs, weren't you? Glad the upload pleases you; lazybones that I am, I was a bit leery of uploading it here when I realized that it would mean going through the whole thing and re-italicizing and indenting the bits that copypasta didn't quite hit, but it was clearly worth it. Many thanks!
Fuck YEAAAAAAH, no more Google Docs!
(If you can't tell, I despise GDocs, and I've already ready Chaps 1 and 2.)
Shit hath become real. Very real indead.
This story cannot hit the featured box fast enough. It deserves all the readers it can get.
Seriously, this was one of the last stories I was reading that wasn't on FimFic and that I still had to hit up the EqD Story Updates posts to follow. I'm beyond happy that I can finally add it to my FimFic tracking list!
I don't have any Bon Bon or Chrysalis emoticons, so have a happy Lyra instead.
Almost the same here. "Crisis: Equestria" and a few others aren't here yet, though. Give it time, I guess...
Edit: Oops! Turns out "Growing Pains" IS here already. My bad.
Ooh. I'm liking this so far. I'll be sure to check out the rest as soon as possible. One thing, though:
When the sun had set and the moon was nothing more than a thin scimitar's-edge of light in the sky, when the wind blew wildly and the rain lashed against the windows, when the world grew eerie and that eeriness hissed and hummed its shadowed way along ancient paths that, though they had been long since paved over and civilized, and seemed quite dead in the light of the sun, still retained a hidden life of their own—then, sometimes her marefriend would be woken by the sound of hooves against wooden planks as Bon Bon paced the floors of their solid safe little home, or by the shivering of Bon Bon's cold body against Lyra's own as she whimpered with her eyes clenched shut.
That is one sentence. One. Watch out for those, as they're incredibly difficult to read, and really kill the tone.
Other than that, I'm liking what I'm seeing!
I've always thought that Bon Bon was rather plain and boring compared to other background ponies. But this.....let me put it this way:
Lyra being fascinated by humans = pretty smart.
Lauren Faust being an alicorn = pretty bucking smart.
Bon Bon being a changeling = BUCKING. GENIUS!!!
I didn't even need to read all the chapters so far before realizing how spot on this idea is. You, good sir, have earned yourself a loyal reader! Can't wait for more!
Oh wow, I'm very glad I finally got around to reading this it is excellent!
I cannot wait for more.
A really enjoyable chapter! This story is sucking me in good, and I'm looking forward to the next one.
Good lord. It's not a coincidence, it would seem. You have quite a serious problem with purple prose, my friend. However, it's usually limited to the first page or so of each chapter, which is quite strange.
But then, it's also interesting, because from there on in it gets better. And then you start talking about world building, and I get this stupid grin on my face because it's so well done, and then the plot sucks me in completely. In other words, I am enjoying this a lot, but I would suggest watching out for purple prose in the opening page or so of each of your chapters! Excessive adjectives do not make good writers!
Keep up the awesome work. I am really looking forward to seeing where this one is headed!
Mystic: Yes, I struggled with that particular sentence from part one; in the end, I decided to just leave it as it was. Jane Austen gets away with paragraph-sentences, so why couldn't I? I neglected, of course, to remember that Jane Austen could get away with those because she was Jane Austen, and knew what she was doing.
As for the more general purple prose issues...huh, that's interesting. I don't write these all in one sitting, so it seems unlikely that the purple prose is just a result of me trying to find my footing in the setting. If that were the case, I would expect the flowery writing to show up at reasonably regular intervals throughout the story, blossoming out in impenetrably ramulose floriations (sorry, sorry...) every time I started writing again. I do love me some descriptive passages, but I'll try to make 'em a bit less unnecessarily elaborate in future. Thanks for the heads-up, and thanks, too, for your kind words; I'm glad that aside from some stylistic issues, you're enjoying it so far!
Poor Bon-Bon. You do a good job presenting her internal struggles, and the dilemma she's facing.
I'm growing to love hating Aldrovanda.
And now we know why, exactly, Lyra was in the crystal caves!
Hee hee, I like that kelpie. I'll still enjoy watching her die if she dies, but at the same time I enjoy watching her live.
Oh Aldrovanda, you scamp.
She'd be my favorite character in this story if it weren't for the whole flesh eating monster thing.
But anyway, good chapter! I can't wait to see what happens next.
Let's get this fool's errand on the road!
I may have to steal that if I can manage to find an excuse to use it in a conversation at work today.
This is definitely my favorite Changeling fic! Use of the Unseeli court, proper use, mind you, makes this story all the more enjoyable.
So our heroine is down several bits, a saddle bag, a loaf of bread, and one weapon. Not the BEST way to start one's quest.
This fic feels very distilled, for lack of a better word, with several fanon concepts taken to their logical conclusion (Bon-Bon the changeling, Lyra who wants to be human, Pinkie Pie noticing the fourth wall . . .) It's also alarmingly well-ordered and lyrical, even for this crowd, so kudos for that.
Ooh, great development. Very excited to see where this is going.
I'm suprised this doesn't have a dark tag, 'cause compaired to other stories, this is really dark.
Aldrovanda and Discord can go suck each other's [explicit term redacted].
I did consider labeling it dark, but considering the directions I'm planning on taking the story, I wasn't sure that it was quite fitting (Aldrovanda isn't actually going to be devouring anypony at any point in the story, for example, and in future installments she probably won't be quite so expressive when it comes to her preferred diet). Then again, when I think "dark" I tend to think "H.P. Lovecraft," so it's possible that my own sliding scale of darkness may have gotten stuck a bit too far on the dark side of things to be all that useful. Funny, really; I would have thought that devotedly watching My Little Pony would have been enough to recalibrate it.
Yeah, that is a little bit too far on the dark side to be a proper mesure
Oh. heroine, not the drug. Had me confused for a moment.
ALDROVANDA has joined the party!
ALDROVANDA has left the party! "Haha, sucker!"
You know, if there's an Unseelie Court, there's bound to be some Seelie Sidhe (not "Shee") who'd be willing to help, if only to screw with the Unseelie. I'm sure Fluttershy must know at least a couple.
Hell, Pinkie Pie probably is one. It would explain so, so much.


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Heat combo: When Wynton Marsalis met Yacub Addy
We first saw Wynton Marsalis on television soloing with a symphony orchestra in 1981. The announcer said he came from New Orleans. "I'm going to work with this man," my husband Yacub Addy said. I was surprised because Yacub is a traditional Ghanaian drummer of the Ga ethnic group. I couldn't visualise him working with this classically trained trumpeter, although Wynton is known for jazz, which Yacub loved since he was a teenager in Ghana, dancing to American big band hits on the streets of Accra. His music led him from Ghana to Europe and America, where in 1982, as an artist and manager team, we created his current Ghanaian ensemble Odadaa!. Keep reading »
Wynton on METRO UK: Jazz fusion is like Tabasco, it works in small doses
This month he appears to be bringing a large chunk of that activity to Britain for one of his biannual visits. Alongside assorted education packages around London and a festival for school bands, Marsalis will conduct a mammoth Jazz at Lincoln Center residency at London's Barbican and beyond with selected bands. The performances include a collaboration with an African drum troupe, a Harlem-style Abyssinian mass with a 100-voice choir, a Duke Ellington tribute, an exploration of Afro-Cuban jazz, a concert at Birmingham Symphony Hall on July 20 and the British debut of Marsalis's epic Swing Symphony. Keep reading »
Wynton's interview on the Telegraph: It don't mean a thing if it ain't got swing
Being with Wynton Marsalis is always an education. He's happiest when he can enthuse about something, or learn something new from whoever he's speaking to. Right now, sitting over lunch in a Japanese restaurant in New York, he's off on the topic of jazz's Anglo-Celtic roots. "Those folk songs and hymns the slaves learnt from their masters were the real basis, the African element was grafted on top, not the other way round," he says very firmly, "and this is why African and jazz rhythms developed in a different way. Listen, if you clap a marching rhythm, one-two-three-four, you can fit a swing rhythm over the top, like this." Keep reading »
WSJ Covers Holiday Under the Stars
Well, I'd say this one calls for a toast: An item on my wish list for 2011 has actually come true. Last year—in this column on Dec. 27, 2010—I made a list of five ways that New York City could be a better place for the arts and audiences in the coming year. Admittedly, some of the wishes were improbable, such as a campaign alerting audiences that standing ovations aren't the required response to every single show in town. Some things were practical: Why can't there be an orderly, working cab stand at Lincoln Center? Keep reading »
Downbeat Celebrates Wynton's 50th
With a Lincoln Center special airing on PBS, all eyes have turned to a special birthday taking place in the jazz community: Wynton Marsalis turned 50 on Oct. 18. In celebration of Marsalis' birthday, a number of people in the music shared their thoughts on Wynton and his professional and/or personal impact. Keep reading »
"Wynton Goes to Harvard" - An Interview with the Wall Street Journal
Wynton Marsalis Goes To Harvard (APRIL 18, 2011, 10:38 PM ET) Pulitzer-prize winning jazzman Wynton Marsalis considers himself both student and teacher of music, which is why it comes as no surprise that his newest undertaking is a two-year lecture series at Harvard University. Beginning on April 28, Marsalis will lecture and perform a class entitled "Music as Metaphor." The nine-time Grammy award winner currently serves as the artistic director for Jazz at Lincoln Center, a role he will keep throughout the lecture series. Speakeasy talked with Marsalis about the coming series, his love of last-minute pressures and the concept of improvisation. Is every… Keep reading »
Two beats
Around three-fifteen on a recent afternoon, the trombone player and music producer Delfeayo Marsalis sat in the control room of a studio in the West Fifties and said to his brother Wynton and eleven other musicians, "We're rolling, this is Take 68." The musicians were recording "Tournament Galop," a Romantic piano piece that was written by Louis Moreau Gottschalk, who was born in New Orleans in 1829. Take 67 had been Brahms's Hungarian Dance No. 6, also written for the piano but arranged in this case for piano and brass. Both pieces will accompany a new silent film, "Louis," a fictionalized account of the childhood of Louis Armstrong. When "Louis" is shown, in five cities over seven days at the end of August, Marsalis and the others will perform the score live. They were recording the soundtrack for a CD. Keep reading »
The Spirit of New Orleans
Down on the Bayou where the mighty Mississippi kisses Lake Pontchartrain and spills into the Gulf of Mexico. There sits that jewel of the Southland. What the French lost to the British who gave it to the Spanish who lost it back to the French who sold it to America for….. Well, some folks say Jefferson conned Napoleon in a card game and won it for some jambalaya and a chicory coffee. New Orleans, N'Awlins, the Crescent City, the Big Easy, the northern capitol of the Caribbean, Groove City. Man, they have things down there you wouldn't believe.… Keep reading »
Wynton Marsalis Featured In Vogue Magazine
Wynton Marsalis loves the sound of New York City. For the 48-year-old jazzman, there's a thrilling harmony in the jangle of the streets. "If you listen beneath the surface of noise—the construction, the sound of the traffic, beneath the rumble of the subway—you can get down to the different interactions between people," he says. If anyone can hear such nuance, surely Marsalis can. Born in sound-rich New Orleans, he came to New York as a seventeen-year-old prodigy to study at the Juilliard School and promptly started gigging with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. These days, as… Keep reading »
Wall Street Journal: Wynton Marsalis's Enduring Opus
Toddlers filled a classroom one recent Saturday morning inside Frederick P. Rose Hall. Most sat in a circle brandishing toy shakers, some wandered off in the stagger of the newly walking. Welcome to WeBop!, Jazz at Lincoln Center's program for children 8 months to 5 years old, at which singer Patrice Turner cleverly fit the words to the children's book "Goodnight, Moon" into John Coltrane's "Central Park West." From the start, the organization has built jazz awareness from the bottom up. Yet there'd be no Jazz at Lincoln Center were it not for the ability of its artistic… Keep reading »


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Low clearance doesn't leave much room for an accurate beam spread.
In a ceiling for a client that's only 7½ feet, we used recessed Halo adjustable aperture recessed lighting with a racetrack-shaped hole. We cannot get the spread of light high enough to hit their artwork on the wall.
I'm assuming that you're talking about the Halo H-1499 low voltage housing with the 1420 slot aperture trim. These slot aperture trims are geared to get the light centered on the wall at a maximum of a 45-degree angle. You can try a linear spread lens that can help spread the light either vertically or horizontally. There is also a diffusion filter that looks like frosted glass, which can spread the light more evenly both horizontally and vertically. The third option is to go to a different trim that has a scoop that will allow up to a 90-degree adjustment (like the Halo 1997 trim). Or you could just hang the art lower and call it a day.
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Lindsay Gray wonders if there is an end to compensation fear.
A recent civil damages case brought against a charity for injury to a climber at an activity centre has found in favour of the charity. The case, Trustees of the Portsmouth Youth Activities v Poppleton, sends a signal loud and clear to charities everywhere that they needn't fear the compensation culture.
This case clearly signals that the courts are taking a much more measured and reasona-ble approach to cases for compensation. Just because an accident has happened, it doesn't mean someone is at fault and it also doesn't mean that someone can automatically be sued for compensation. Most accidents just happen, and some people who are the victims of accidents only have themselves to blame.
The case featured a climber who fell from a climbing wall in an activity centre. He wasn't an experienced climber, and was given no formal training before taking part in the activity. However, this wasn't within the responsibilities of the climbing centre. They were, like many other centres, "providing suitable premises and equipment and leaving it up to those using them to do so sensibly, and without supervision".
The climber attempted to leap from a climbing wall to hang onto a girder and injured himself in the process. This was quite obviously a dangerous thing to do and the court highlighted the fact that: "The claimant's acts are taken to be the sole source of harm". As a result it was found that the charity was not obliged to pay any compensation.
Of course every charity has a duty of care to those people it works with. Where vulnerable people are concerned the responsibility can be great. In contrast, other duties, such as in the case above, are clearly defined and quite easy to demonstrate that you have fulfilled them.
This, however, is the crucial point. It doesn't matter how simple your duty of care is, if you haven't taken notice of it you will be liable for any accident. Not attending to an uneven floor in an office doesn't sound like a big issue, but if someone has an accident it will easily be proven that you were responsible.
Another case underlines the importance of this issue yet further. It involved an accident on a bouncy castle during which an older child struck a much younger child causing him severe head injuries. The bouncy castle hire company made it very clear in their terms and conditions that the hirers of the castle held a responsibility to supervise children. The hire company were only responsible for erecting it safely. It was the parents hiring the castle who needed to do the supervising.
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