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The new KTM 200 Duke is now available in UK KTM dealers, priced at £3995. The 200 Duke is physically identical to the 125 Duke, which was launched last year, but with a 200cc engine producing 27bhp - almost double the power of the 125. The main difference is a larger displacement; expanded to 199.5cc by a new cylinder with ...
17 May 2012 10:11
This is the new 150bhp 1290cc KTM Super Duke that was recently spied testing on the roads near the KTM factory in Mattighofen, Austria. The Super Duke will be getting a more powerful version of the 1290cc motor which KTM has been working on for the past three years. The bikes will be seen in finished form in the Autumn ...
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KTM has launched a limited edition track-only version of the new 690 Duke, based on the bikes competing in the 2012 KTM-sponsored European Junior Cup (EJC). Just 200 examples of the bike are to have the same specification as the EJC bikes that will see riders from more than 13 Nations battle across eight rounds as a support race for ...
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The updated KTM 690 Duke has arrived in the UK, along with a host of stunt and touring accessories. The latest incarnation of the 18-year-old Duke - which features 90% diffeent parts over its predecessor - boasts the most powerful production single cylinder engine, pumping out a claimed 70bhp. Demo bikes are now available at KTM dealers across the UK. If ...
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KTM's all-new 1290cc V-twin Super Duke has been spotted strapped onto a trailer in Tenerife as the prototype machine undergoes endurance testing before its launch later this year. It is clear from the picture that the Austrian firm is using a modular design concept - the main chassis, engine and fuel tank of the naked Super Duke are identical to ...
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German tuners Mototech has developed this fairing, suspension and handlebar kit which fits the outgoing KTM Duke 690 to turn it into a trackday weapon with 70bhp and weighing just 125kg. It's basically a lightweight, faired track bike which costs £4000 for the kit and with secondhand examples of the KTM Duke 690 available for a little over £4000 it ...
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Taken by Danielle Hughson.
I climbed Mt. Defiance last week.
Yeah, we're just going to let that sentence stand alone, because it was a fairly big deal for me. I've had Mt. Defiance on my bucket list for the past several years. After working in progressively harder and steeper hikes this year, my goal was to complete Defiance before going to Ireland, as I knew it would be an excellent training exercise for the hiking I'd be doing there (in particular for summiting Carrauntoohil, the highest peak in Ireland).
But then the sprained ankle incident happened, and I was forced to rest for two weeks prior to Ireland. Upon returning, Defiance was top on my list of things to get done this fall, before the weather turned dark and rainy, and before my endurance waned significantly.
So I set out from the Starvation Creek Trailhead last Thursday around 10 am (which turned out to be entirely too late) and started climbing. And huffing. And puffing. The saving grace was the beauty of the day - a clear, cool fall one, with autumn's colors springing up everywhere in the woods. I remember cresting one ridge and hiking into the start of a beautiful green and gold forest, a place where the unrelenting steepness of the tail evened out a bit… but not for long. That forest turned into the bane of my existence as it soon switched from a gentle grade to a quad-quivering, calf-cramping assault. The climb through that forest was as tough as the last third of a Mt. St. Helens ascent - as with Helens, I was forced to rest for ten seconds after every 80 feet or so of hiking. It was ridiculous. At one point, thinking I had to be close to four (out of about 5.5) miles, I stopped to lean against a tree and catch my breath. Looking over to the other side of the trail, my gaze happened upon a metal plate that had been secured to a tree trunk there. And on the plate, the number "3".
Really? Only three miles? I was admittedly a bit devastated by that. I sat down in a spot of sunlight, in that rather creepy, endless and dark forest (most of the hike was a bit dim, as the sun stayed to the south side of the mountain, while I climbed the north), had part of my sandwich, another granola bar, and after a few minutes of contemplation decided to just get on with it.
So up I went. The forest eventually ended and I emerged finally into the open. The radio tower atop Defiance could be seen from there, and was a welcome sight. Also noted, in the opposite direction, was Dog Mountain… but I did a double-take, because Dog Mountain looked absolutely puny from that height. Jaw-droppingly puny.
It didn't take long from there to summit. The way back was nearly as brutal (my knees are very grateful for trekking poles and Ibuprofen), and unfortunately I had to push faster than I would have liked, because I was quickly running out of daylight (and had stupidly forgotten a flashlight). The last 0.4 miles of trail (very steep trail at that) were done in the near-dark, but without incident.
To put the climb into a bit more perspective, Mt. Defiance gains 5,000 feet during that hike. By comparison, the highest peak in Ireland gains less than 3,500. Dog Mountain is about 2,800 feet (so it's like climbing Dog Mountain, twice) and even the Mt. St. Helens climb is less at 4,500 feet of elevation gained. People looking to climb Mt. Hood use Defiance as a training hike. That's crazy. Just crazy.
But then again, pretty much anything is possible if you're just able to put one foot in front of the other, over and over again.
This image was taken during a very brief break on the way back down. The forest was exploding with color, but I sadly only had time to make a few images, due to the time crunch. I'd like to make it back up to this ridge trail soon.
really beautiful capture. very great diagonal in the wood composition. lovely colors and tones


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Guest Column: What threat? What debate?
Guest Column: What threat? What debate?
By Brendan Owen Doherty
Possibly, Im strange. I seem to think were supposed to have some sort of debate before we decide if we want to go to war. Unless we are blatantly blood-hungry murderers with no regard for our own moral responsibilities or self-respect, shouldnt we charge our Congress with representing this debate? Isnt that the sort of thing we pay them for? Maybe its just me, but I thought we had some sort of revolutionary democratic republic here.
I guess I just havent been inebriated by so many decades of abstracted and managed threats, like nuclear war, the Red Menace, body bags, Drugs for Guns, Drugs for Oil, etc. Osama Come-Lately. Everyone seems to think the War on Terrorism is this years model of the (ever-failing) War on Poverty, Illiteracy, Drugs, etc. As if switching to yet another invisible, faraway enemy will somehow protect us from the gross consumption of our taxes, our rights and our welfare. Our SUVs can drive right over this.
Ive heard rumors that this war on Iraq is a mega-sham, designed to waste our lives and oil in the pursuit of another pipeline. Ive heard the same for Afghanistan. Wasnt it the USA that gave Saddam Hussein biological and chemical weapons in the first place? Wasnt it the USA which sought to deny all responsibility for Gulf War Syndrome? Didnt the USA go into Iraq once before, with seven conflicting reasons, deciding to keep Hussein in power? Isnt it true that Hussein didnt kick out the UN weapons inspectors, but that the USA pulled out on its own, after flying illegitimate bombing raids? Wasnt Hussein shown to have no nuclear weapons? Isnt it true that the only possible al-Qaida agent in Iraq was killed months ago? Correct me if Im wrong, but we havent caught Osama bin Laden yet, although the Bush family has been in bed with the rest of his family, and his country. Isnt it the pharmaceutical industry that has been pushing both biological weapons and their vaccines? These issues couldnt possibly have any merit, or else wed be discussing them, right?
Possibly, we are not so accountable as are our representatives in Congress. I think there is general consensus at the moment that they will be voting for this war, even though it is unconstitutional; even though it flouts the UN and international law; even though it fulfills no criteria for a Just War, and even though lives shall be lost and holes will be dug, basically because they have no spines. They have bowed over backwards, to corporate money and the military-entertainment complex, thinking only to save their own tails from electoral defeat.
Call me nuts, but I dont recall ever supporting such arrogance or the defilement of our democracy. Is it possible that others do? Is it possible that others will vote these whores back into office? I tend to think that, whether or not this war is a splash, we should not only be voting them out, but charging them as war criminals. But of course, in these sophisticated and cynical times, where up is down and wrong is right, it is the likes of me who is confused. We would rather appear god-like than be constitutionally correct. Who is strange? What is Evil? Wheres the debate?
War is the answer!
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Besides staying home sick for most of the week, dealing with some major email issues and going to my first ever wedding ever yesterday I also managed to attend the presentation for J.Crew a couple of days ago. Yes, they're finally coming to Paris and will open up their first store ever in The City of Light in March next year! I'll have to find some sort of lock to put on my wallet until then I guess…
• My two latest articles for Condé Nast Traveler are finally live, one about the best day trips to take outside of Paris and the other about where to find the best view of the Eiffel Tower in the city. I hope you'll enjoy!
• During busier times it's hard to keep up with the blog sometimes but if you want to see more you can always check out Instagram.
• According to Vogue's list of places in France every woman must visit I really need to up my travel game in this country…
• I'm pretty sure my autumn/winter wardrobe is in need of a massive update and I've been spending way too much time "online window shopping" now that I've been stranded at home for the last few days. This adorable Sézane shirt is still on my mind as well as this super cosy Gerard Darel scarf (two excellent French brands by the way).
Weekend Reading
My weekend reading arrived in the mail the other day thanks to Louis Vuitton but here's a few other suggestions as well:
• Jamie Beck captures Paris in black and white better than I've ever seen before. That's it, I think I want to learn how to shoot with film!
• Ever wanted to get a peek inside the life (and mind) of Anna Wintour? This wonderful little video series called "73 questions", created by Vogue, is just brilliant. Don't miss the one with Sarah Jessica Park either! I only wish they did them more often.
• Elderflower granita. I mean, yum! Thanks for sharing such a great (and deliciously looking) recipe Peony!
• I adore Lena Dunham and these short little videos just made me smile while eating my yoghurt for breakfast the other day. I can't wait for GIRLS to come back and to read her new book as well!
Weekend Reading
Don't be fooled by the photo – my apartment actually looks like a war zone at the moment (it was taken pre-fashion week), covered in clothes, papers, memory cards and bags. I've barely been home during the last week since I've been running around the city in between photo shoots, meetings and shows but even though it's stressful I kind of wish that we would have these weeks a bit more often – it's just so much fun.
• I always get a ton of questions on how to dress when coming to Paris. If you're wondering about this, I suggest popping over to Condé Nast Traveler and reading my latest article.
• Thanks to Madewell for featuring me in their "weekly roundup" edition!
• Instagram made a map over Paris together with the very talented illustrator Soledad Bravi and gave it away at Colette earlier this week. It's such a cute idea and I couldn't be more thrilled about actually being featured on the map as one of Paris' instagrammers.
• I recently shot the lovely Jenny, behind the blog Margo & Me, while she was in Paris last week or so. She's just the sweetest and I'm so terribly jealous of her pretty little clutch that I got to lust over for a few minutes during an afternoon.
• My darling Aisling asked me a few questions about Fashion Week, you can read my answers here.
Weekend Reading
I bought these beautiful hydrangeas yesterday for my mom who arrived in Paris last night to pay me a little visit. I haven't had any family members visit since I moved into my new apartment so I can't wait to spend the weekend together.
• Vogue Paris arrived in my mailbox this week and this editorial, shot around familiar areas in the city, caught my attention. It's always interesting to see how other creative minds, photographers etc. sees the same corners and streets as you're used to passing by.
• As the red carpet freak that I am I can't leave out the Emmys, which took place a couple of days ago. My favourite dresses could be found on Julia, Sarah, Claire, Zooey, Julianne and Sarah.
• Another familiar area, that always makes for great strolls, is the beautiful Luxembourg garden, which Alice Gao captured so beautifully.
• Something I miss from home is a really good blueberry crumble. I don't care what you say, we make the best one. Although this one, shot by talented Nicole Franzen, looks pretty tasty as well.
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I have a couple of weaknesses. Ice cream, bags and pastries being the most obvious to people. Another weakness that I might have been able to keep a little bit more "under the radar" thus far has to be my obsession with pretty sleepwear. In saying this, I don't mean that that you'll never find me in one of my mom's old Jurassic Park t-shirts, watching GIRLS while eating ice cream straight out of the tub – those moments are just impossible to avoid. But, even though I more than often go for a comfy t-shirt I can never stop buying and lusting over pretty pyjama sets. I've probably bought five sets alone this summer… Yup, that's right. I've only worn one so far. Anyways, that's not my point here. I'm convinced that I'll eventually wear every single one of them, eventually. And if not, that's ok too. They're just too pretty to pass in the stores.
The silk set you see above in the photo was therefor the most pleasant surprise I've gotten in the mail in a long time. I mean, a monogrammed sleepwear set for a pyjama junkie like myself is nothing short of amazing. Thank you Rebecca Peace for making my sleepwear closet complete (well, until next time I happen to pass a lingerie shop at least).
Unpacking is always way more fun than packing. Especially when you get to unpack, and decorate, however you'd like. For the first time in my life, I now get to choose were things are going and which glasses I'm drinking out of – something I've been fantasising about forever. Although a small space with limited storage makes you think twice about keeping unnecessary items and forces you to become ruthless when choosing how many pairs of shoes and jackets you actually need to keep.
My first buy after I signed the lease for my apartment? Three tins of tea from Marriage Frères, which is something silly I've been wanting to buy for myself for the longest time now but always ignored since that would mean even less place in my already overpacked suitcases when it's time for the next move. Finally, for the first time in 1,5 years I can now unpack my bags and not worry, or have to think about, when I'll pack them again. Phew!
Mint coloured tulle skirt pink chiffon skirt from Alexandra Grecco – Baby blue bag from Dannijo – Sparkly heels from Zara – Ballet flats from Chanel – Navy blue jacket from Red Valentino – Black bucket bag from Mansur Gavriel – Pyjama shorts from Oysho – Slippers from Oysho – Watch from Corniche – Code rings from Lulu Frost – Earrings from Dannijo – Gold bar necklace & gold circle necklace from Etsy – Nude coloured flats from J.Crew – Black ballet flats from Josefinas.
Weekend Reading
After moving in on Monday and running errands all around the city, calling plumbers and electricians to get all the final things sorted at my new place I've woken up absolutely exhausted – and I'm not done yet! I'm still struggling with getting my wifi and intercom working… Despite that I can't help but smile every morning when I wake up. I'm so happy to have found my little sanctuary after more than 8 (yes, 8) moves within one year. What made me even more delighted was seeing some of my dearest friends drinking, chatting and having fun here during Thursday night when I invited them over for a little "housewarming apéro". I guess that means that I'm officially moved in!
• Where I'd rather be right now (instead of a grey and rainy Paris…) is right here. I'm just a tiiiny bit jealous Aisling!
• You probably haven't missed this – I mean, how could you? – but I'm sharing it anyway. Just because it's one of the most amazing things I've ever seen and just because I'm convinced that Nicole must be some sort of genius for creating this breathtaking concept.
• I'm off to Italy by the end of next week and I can not wait to get there! The beach, the food, seeing my friends again and getting some sort of vacation for the first time in a year. I'm reminiscing by looking through old photos of Rome from my time there last summer and from our little beach gem south of the city.
Weekend Mornings
Give me a couple of peonies and a croissant or two and I'll be a very happy girl and have absolutely no problems at all getting out of bed. Now I'm off to brunch with a lovely group of people. I hope you're all enjoying your weekends and this first day of June!
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I couldn't resist these when I passed the flower shop on my way home last week. I feel like I need to buy as many peonies as possible while they're here and the weekend is a perfect excuse to buy flowers for yourself. Have a lovely weekend everyone!
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Since I haven't gotten my hands on that perfect camera bag just yet I usually tend to leave the camera at home and opt for a much lighter, and smaller option nowadays. I'm so used to carrying around bigger bags (with a ton of crap and unnecessary things in them) so this has truly forced me to scale down what's inside my bag. So what you'll most likely find in my Salvatore Ferragamo bag, which I found here in Paris last year, is what you see above. Métro card, my favourite lip balm from Clarins, a very beaten up hot pink coin purse (you always end up with too many coins here), a pack of tissues and my alternative, and smaller, wallet from Marc by Marc Jacobs. Plus iPhone. I'm feeling crazy minimalistic over here!


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The Kentucky Derby is right around the corner, and though I have no plans of going this year, one day I will go in either of these hats!
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The ever so popular carry all pouch from American Apparel is now available in more colors! I've been inspired by this tutorial and can't wait to take a paintbrush to one (á la Céline) for a fun weekend DIY!
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Perched almost precipitously on the rim of Santorini's caldera is the stunning Mystique Hotel. I'm headed to Greece and Turkey for the first time in October and can't wait to witness the uninterrupted views of volcanic cliffs, the iconic white-washed villas, and the clear blue waters of the Aegean Sea. Beyond this my itinerary is still open so I'd love any suggestions if you are so inclined to share!


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Central location - friendly and helpful staff. The room was clean and spacious and the host was very friendly and helpful.I am recommending this hotel as we got it at a good price for Florence. - Anonymous
The hotel room was amazing. It had a unique and spacious layout and we especially loved the rooftop terrace. The staff member Alessandro was extremely helpful and friendly and provided effective communication before our arrival. We really appreciated the nice touch of the breakfast basket. Also, the location was perfect and it was nice to be in walking distance to all the main attractions in Firenze but still have a great view. - Anonymous
This was a super hotel in an awesome location for Florence. The rooms
were large by European standards and beautiful. Very clean, quiet,
comfortable and well priced. The manager of the day, Sebastian, was
beyond helpful and even came to get us when we got lost driving in
Florence - so the service was above excellent service. Also the
breakfasts were super and were very complete with eggs, bacon, fruit and
breads. I absolutely would stay there again! - Anonymous
We stayed at the Benvenuto apartment and found it to be very spacious
and comfortable. It is very clean and beautiful inside. Breakfast is
very good.the staff is very nice. You have to take into account that it
is located on a fourth flour and there is no elevator: important when
you have medium suitcases, and that the reception is open just part
time.The location can´t be better - Anonymous
The rooms were beautifully decorated and the beds were comfortable. It was conveniently located on a busy, famous square, which was magnificent (and great fun) to overlook, but yet so quiet when the windows were closed. The staff was helpful and kind. The kitchen was fully stocked with necessarily supplies. Everything about this place was wonderful. - Jennifer
My friend and I travelled to Florence for 4 days in March this year. We
had an absolutely wonderful stay at Stanze del David. The welcome and
hospitality were superb. We got to the hotel - had not contacted the
hotel to inform what time we were arriving (perhaps you should, if you
are arriving very early in the morning or late in the evening) - and we
were glad to find a person waiting for us in a cafe just opposite the
hotel. The hotel is located on the 4th floor. But don't worry there is a
li - Anonymous
Great little apartment just a block from the Duomo, free organ concert
every night at convent across the street, center of everything to do and
see in Florence, owner waited for us when we were late and was so kind
at our check in, good price for Florence, would schedule again just for
the great location! Great lunch shop three doors down, great grocery
store around the corner, great gelato around other corner, 1/2 block
to Duomo, 2 blocks to Ufisi Gallery--staying at this apartment did
nothing - Anonymous
R.P.S. was an amazing hotel. We were treated well (free room upgrade), the room was beautiful, modern and warm which was perfect since we were there in the winter and it was *cold*. Beautiful location right in the heart of Piazza Veccio which has several attractive sights including one of the David statue replicas and The Rape also the Pitti Palace. Good food and restaurants nearby. - Charles


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A quantic phenomenon in which the popularity of something is inversely proportional to its overall goodness, pop has become the baseline standard against which the quality of all decent culture, music and art can be measured against.
Cynthia is cool, unique, and trendy while being generally accepted in her clique as long as she feeds corporately-sanctioned pop culture into her daily life.
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A term used by cops when a person who is pulled over or confronted by the police tends to argue or lie. When this occurs, a ticket might be issued or the person might be taken to jail.
hey bob, how was work today?" Bob: "it was pretty good, but I had to take someone to jail for P.O.P." What is that, Bob? Bob:"pissing off police."
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"soda" ; a flavored and carbonated drink, served cold. Pittsburghese
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Today marks the start of the final 48-hours of the #7dRTS in my timezone. No distractions!
Got a lobby semi-working. You can chat but stuff like server settings or player list isn't there yet.
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Welcome to the Paula Coffey Dance Center–Dancing and More since '64!
Our desire is to bring young dancers together to share the rewards of poise, self confidence, friendship and of course, The Love of Dance! Our goal is not only to teach them to dance, but to play a strong and positive role in their development. The Dance Center gives its students the chance to receive the approval of someone other than their family and friends – we have a very supportive staff and we create many social situations in which our dancers can participate.
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We are so excited to start our dance classes this year!!!
- All regular and team classes start this week, Sept 15th-20th.
- All Hip Hop classes will start Sept 22nd.
- All Star Tap Teams will start Sept 27th.
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- New this year, ballet and jazz Technique classes with Miss Jamie! Starting in October.
- We will be offering a free trial classes for all the Adult classes, on Monday, Sept 22nd. Adult tap- 6:15pm — Adult Jazz – 6:45pm and Adult Ballet 7:3pm.
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Looking forward to seeing all our dance friends!!!
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Monday night's fireworks were nothing compared to Tuesday afternoon's explosion when Casey Anthony was found not guilty of murdering her daughter Caylee.
"When is the right time to introduce my girlfriend/boyfriend to my kids?" is a question single parents frequently ask.
The little town where Mama grew up was so small that, whenever there was a funeral, any child who wanted could leave school to attend. The church bell would ring and teachers would announce, "If you are attending the funeral today, you may leave now." Mama, whose career goal at age 10 or 12, was to be a "funeral home lady," never missed an opportunity to show respect, express condolences and observe the tricks of the trade.
After a steady stream of requests, Hal and Adam Waters have expanded their moving and storage operation to include large portable storage containers.
This past Sunday, our choir sang a beautiful rendition of Psalm 139, and I was truly touched by its powerful words. While some may say it is a psalm of lament or sorrow, I want to say it is a psalm of great comfort.
I really can't help it, this thing I have about words. This fascination with their power, this wonder at their flexibility, this compulsion to string them together into necklaces of sound and rhythm that sway around my neck as I walk. The way they feel spilling out of my mouth, puffs and bursts of air shaped by throat and teeth and tongue. The way they look on a page, black lines and squiggles that stand at attention, but only barely so. There is nothing quite so magical as the read, the written, the spoken word.
It's never too early for hype, and the Georgia Southern Eagles already have plenty of that.
We have been watching the construction at the Statesboro Mall for months now, anxiously awaiting the "new" Belk to open. According to Darrell Williams, manager of corporate communications for Belk, Inc., building is almost complete and a move-in date has been established.
I think it would be difficult to overstate the importance of setting a good example. If we have someone to follow in life who is willing to show us how to live, who understands the importance of doing the best job possible in everything, we have a much greater chance of being the best we can be of being what God wants us to be.
It was in the late summer of 1973 when a major change happened in the United States - and I'm not talking about Watergate. Prior to the "happening," gas prices were around 40 cents a gallon, a dozen eggs cost some 45 cents, the average salary was approximately 13,000 dollars a year, and a new house could run you $32,500. Then OPEC shut down its production and oil prices escalated 200 percent! Talk about overnight inflation!
Q: In your book on 2-year-olds, you recommend reading to a child from early on. My problem is that every time I attempt to read to my 16-month-old son he grabs the book away, closes it, or wants to flip the pages himself. If I try to take it back from him, the battle is on, one that I do not wish to engage in. I am an avid reader, and I had hoped to instill a love of reading in him as well. I certainly don't want to make reading an unpleasant experience for him. I'm sure ...
Nobody wants to go out with a loss.
The month of June seared the pages of 2011 with gusto, breaking record-holding temperatures along much of the east coast. Don't let the premature heat get you down; technically, it's not even summer yet! Celebrate some of these cool holidays with your family; make warm memories with loved ones, and enjoy every moment of the summer season.
I am genuinely tired of having to report news symptomatic of our economic woes, but yet again, I must. As many of you know, a member of our restaurant community closed their doors last week.
I went out early to go running. The grass was still damp with dew that did nothing to disguise the drought. Even at 7:30, the sun was already high enough to bounce off my bare shoulders with warmth like a toaster oven. I twisted the ear buds to my iPod into my ears; maybe the sound of someone else's voice, instead of my thoughts, would induce some sort of runner's zen state.
It's time once again for me to clarify my position on spanking. I arrived at this reluctant conclusion because twice in the last week, I've been informed that I believe in it - which is not exactly true.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
Again, recent temperatures belie the season, but it truly is the month of November in south Georgia. Whether warm or crisp, it's the season to be thankful for a bountiful harvest: the love of family and friends and all the memories both have provided throughout the year. Incorporate a spirit of thankfulness in every day with each event, feast or fellowship. Be grateful for the minutiae and the mighty, and enjoy the beauty of November with those you love.
I have had a certain amount of interest concerning John Forbes Nash Jr. ever since Julie and I saw the very loosely-based movie on his life, "A Beautiful Mind." I also liked the fact that he was born in Bluefield, West Virginia - only a hop, skip and jump from Huntington - and I could claim a certain amount of kinship. The man was a mathematical genius, a schizophrenic and pretty odd. I do not claim any of what I just wrote as kinship. His basic theory was, "any abstract Riemannian manifold can be isometrically realized as a submanifold of Euclidean space."
Since the beginning of the 2014-2015 school year, several elementary teachers have asked me why so many of today's kids come to school with anxiety issues. That's a good question, one that I think goes to the heart of contemporary American parenting.
(Note: The following is part of a series of articles looking at the history and evolution of agriculture in Georgia and Bulloch County.)
A preaching friend I knew in south Mississippi about a hundred years ago recently wrote about his summer vacations at his "Granddaddy and Mamaw's" house and the "neat" experience of having to get drinking water via the hand pump and dipper at the well. I wrote him and told him I could remember similar experiences at my dad's family farm in Indiana. The biggest differences, I guess, were the lack of a pump on the well. Grandpa used a bucket, rope and pulley to get the water up, though there was a hand pump attached to the kitchen ...
The local, as in Savannah, public radio station is off the air right now as a result of damage from a lightning storm. Without the voices of Steve Inskeep and David Greene and - since it's October and the Supreme Court is in session - Nina Totenberg igniting the pilot light of my brain, I have been left to entertain myself as I perform my morning ablutions. So I sing.


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There are articles all around the media that tell us rising student debt is crippling young Americans' financial futures. There is no doubt that the numbers are staggering and still going up, and it's definitely true that this keeps many young people out of the housing market. The "first time homebuyer" is becoming an endangered species.
We're becoming a "nation of renters" according to many market watchers and economic experts. Home builders are betting on it, with multi-unit housing starts up a whopping 416% from the 2010 low. The U.S. population is still growing, and fewer people are buying homes. They're not pitching tents, so renting is where the market is moving.
It Isn't Just About Student DebtJune 4th, 2014 | posted by DG_Mod
There are articles all around the media that tell us rising student debt is crippling young Americans' financial futures. There is no doubt that the numbers are staggering and still going up, and it's definitely true that this keeps many young people out of the housing market. The "first time homebuyer" is becoming an endangered species.
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Real estate investors come from all walks of life and in all ages; they are part-timers, full-timers, wholesalers and fix & flippers if their goals are more in the shorter term. There's nothing wrong with a short term business plan, but we're all getting older, and we should remember that the reasons many of our customers are long term rental investors are really quite lucrative and secure.
The biggest fear of those in the baby boomer generation is that they'll run out of money in retirement. Sure, some will have jobs that they can continue, and retirement doesn't mean what it used to anymore. Others will be unable to stay on in their life careers, and they get reminded of how things may go every time they're greeted going into Walmart.
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In my experience, life can be pretty complicated. Although most of us have plenty to manage in our day-to-day lives—jobs, relationships, family, exercise, sleep, you name it—there are really only a few things we truly have control over. I changed my life by identifying these variables and learning how to master them. And I think you can too.
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Posted September 27, 2013 at 05:30 am by Will Verduzco
As we talked about a little while ago, NFC can accomplish far more than "merely" serving as a replacement for your credit card. After all, while incredibly cool, NFC mobile payments make up just one potential use for the technology—and one that not very many devices support in the first place due to the lack of an NFC secure element.
One such alternative use for the technology is automation. Due to having two young children with a penchant for Netflix viewing, XDA Forum Member odwdinc decided to streamline a method to control various apps by using NFC tags. His guide uses physical tags, as well as a few add-on programs to script many complicated input tasks that would otherwise be diffic. . . READ ON »
Pie Controls for All Devices Froyo Onward
Posted September 24, 2013 at 03:00 pm by Will Verduzco
Not too long ago, we featured a couple of Xposed modules aimed at emulating some of Paranoid Android's functionality on other ROMs. The first gives you an experience similar to Paranoid Android's open source Halo interface. The second gives you per-app controls for things like dpi, language, and much more. Due to requirements inherent to the Xposed framework, only devices running Ice Cream Sandwich or later could participate.
Now thanks to XDA Senior Member EatHeat, you can have an experience relatively similar to Paranoid Android's Pie Controls on any rooted device running Froyo or later. It is important to point out, however, that this is not Paranoid Android's Pie Control. . . READ ON »
Generate Nvflash Blobs for Original Nexus 7 and Other Asus Tablets with Flatline
Posted September 23, 2013 at 11:30 pm by Will Verduzco
Blob files for Nvidia Tegra-powered Asus devices are incredibly useful. This is because they allow us to easily flash images to our devices using Nvflash at an extremely low level.
Given the low level at which APX (Nvflash) mode runs and how this is much more primitive than booting into a standard Android recovery partition, a device with the appropriate blobs is practically unbrickable. Thus, blob files can be used to get us out of seriously sticky situations that would otherwise be unrecoverable without major device surgery.
Naturally, you'd want to have the appropriate blobs for your device just in case anything goes wrong. Thanks to XDA Recognized Developer rayman (and the rest of the cre. . . READ ON »
Automaton Updated with Host of New Features
Posted September 23, 2013 at 09:00 am by Will Verduzco
Not too long ago, we took a look at an app by XDA Senior Member Akshay (Aky) that simulates smart cover functionality. Conceived originally as a smarter method of sleeping and waking your device, the app was quickly re-imagined to incorporate additional features under a new name: Automaton.
Since our previous coverage, the developer has been hard at work adding in new features, in addition to unlocking (pun intended) previously paid-only features into the free version of the app. Now, essentially all features from the paid version are available in the free version. When asking the developer what were the biggest highlights in the new version, he replied:
Major Changes:
New advance unlock option
New S
Open Source Focal Camera App Appears in Standalone Form
Posted September 22, 2013 at 08:30 am by Will Verduzco
Not too long ago, we talked about the new camera application Focal by XDA Elite Recognized Developer XpLoDWilD that made its debut in CyanogenMod 10.2 nightlies just a couple of months back. At the time, several community members expressed their wishes for the application to be available in standalone form. Now after an interesting turn of events caused in part by a change in direction for the large scale multi-device ROM, the application is finally available for users of any ROM to use.
Just as we described before, Focal brings several key features to the table, all of which lead to a better overall camera experience. The most notable of these changes include an open source replacement for Google'. . . READ ON »
Root Functionality added to the Open Source Simple Explorer
Posted September 21, 2013 at 10:30 pm by Will Verduzco
Not too long ago, we gave praise to the open source application Simple Explorer. At that time, we noted that the app brought a great user interface and streamlined functionality. We also stated that we were left longing for root functionality. Luckily, however, this was on XDA Senior Member DF1E's list of features to add.
Now after some time has passed, DF1E has gone ahead and added root-level file management to Simple Explorer. Root-level delete, move, and copy functionality was added in version 1.8 (August 28), with root-level rename and creation added in 1.8.1 (September 12). Other minor tweaks, bug fixes, and optimizations have also been added throughout the revisions since our last article.
Open Source Active Display Implementation Added to ChameleonOS
Posted September 21, 2013 at 08:00 am by Will Verduzco
We've given much coverage recently to applications that simulate the Moto X's Active Notifications functionality on other devices. Since applications already exist to bring this functionality in a non ROM-specific manner, you may be wondering why we would feature a ROM-based solution. Well, when these additions are made to a fully open source ROM, with commits clearly visible and usable by other developers, we pay close attention.
When deciding what new features to add to ChameleonOS, XDA Senior Member 0xD34D decided that the ROM should incorporate functionality similar to the Moto X's most known and copied feature. Rather than just adding the code and not sharing it, the d. . . READ ON »
Block Android Intent Broadcasts with ReceiverStop for Xposed
Posted September 15, 2013 at 11:30 pm by Will Verduzco
A few days ago, we took a look at an Xposed module by XDA Senior Member defim aimed at allowing users to choose which apps launch at boot. That app works by blocking the BOOT_COMPLETED command. What if you could block other intents from reaching Android's BroadcastReceiver? As it turns out, defim has you covered for this as well, with his app ReceiverStop.
Just like Boot Manager, ReceiverStop is an Xposed Module. In other words, you first need XDA Recognized Developer rovo89's fantastic Xposed Framework (thread) to play. And just like other Xposed modules, installation is a breeze. Simply install the module APK and activate it using the Xposed Installer GUI. Using the app is eas. . . READ ON »
Manage Your Storage Space with the Open Source Mounts2SD
Posted September 15, 2013 at 05:00 pm by Will Verduzco
Not too long ago, we featured a brief guide aimed at helping users use Link2SD in order to increase apparent internal memory. The program cited, however, is only one of various options that can connect your /data and /sd-ext paths. Mounts2SD by XDA Recognized Contributor dk_zero-cool accomplishes this, and also provides users with heaps of additional functionality that you may find useful.
Starting life out as a simple SD-Ext script (without the use of symlinks), Mounts2SD's functionality has grown considerably. In addition to the script itself, there is an app that serves as the front end, allowing you to easily view the configuration and more. It also has grown in core functionality to cont. . . READ ON »


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The Sound Impact ensemble travels to Costa Rica, presenting outreach concerts and masterclasses in SINEM schools around the country.
New England Conservatory's Entrepreneurial Musicianship program gives students the extra-musical skills they need to broaden their artistic horizons.
Recent graduates of the Harvard/New England Conservatory dual degree program launch an interdisciplinary performance series. Support their Kickstarter campaign via this link:
Launched October 6th, the Cadenza App provides musicians with accompaniment that follows them in real time! Get it for iPad:
Ensembles and individuals of varying genres take over Boston on the summer solstice.
The trailblazing classic rock band Break of Reality performs a cello cover of "Let Her Go" by Passenger on their tour bus.
Chicago-based Fifth House Ensemble leads a music and poetry workshop at a local high school.
Credo Music is a collection of musicians who follow three core principles: developing their gift of music, acknowledging God as the source of the gift, and responding in service to others. Credo has been going for 16 summers, and just recently completed the year's programming, which included week-long programs in Chicago, Texas, Los Angeles, and Sydney Australia, as well as the 3-week flagship program at Oberlin Conservatory. Credo alumni have gone on to serve others with their art and being in tsunami relief in Japan, earthquake relief in Haiti, and numerous other projects. And they also have a great time making music together! For further information on Credo, visit credo-music.org.
An outreach-oriented chamber ensemble describes the mission of their upcoming trip to Costa Rica.
Cadenza Artists sponsors Voices Against Bullying.
A diverse music department puts on an All-Night Music Festival.
An innovative program gives music students the skills they need to succeed.
A Boston-based organization combines classical music and house parties.
The renowned radio show "From the Top" features a teen cello quartet performing arrangements of Japanese film music in Seattle.
Listening to an album at one's home is often a solitary activity, or at best shared with a very few close friends or family. It is only in a concert setting that a music fan truly feels part of a community of like-minded individuals enjoying a shared experience. And yet, at the conclusion of the concert, everyone goes back to their respective homes, never knowing each other's identity, never getting the opportunity to explore other possible common interests. It is, therefore, a temporary community, a shallow shared experience, a one-off.
forty/sixty is an intrepid, fresh string trio dedicated to new music and founded out of a desire to perform new works, bring improvisation to the concert stage, and use music as a vehicle for social commentary and change. Bassist Robin Rhodes, cellist Olivia Harris, and violinist Angela Lamb met at the Next Festival of Emerging Artists, where late night improv sessions led to the creation of the trio. forty/sixty actively commissions pieces, collaborates with fellow artists across mediums, and seeks ways to keep their music relevant in the social and political spheres. forty/sixty challenges the boundaries of the traditional concert setting and is equally at home on the stage or in the coffee shop.
Imagine a young, thriving ensemble that presents charming Harmonie Band works in intimate venues, explores chamber music of diverse and unexpected instrument combinations, fills concert halls with symphonic masterpieces, and even serves as a ready-made opera orchestra. Now imagine all that music-making happening on gut strings, valveless brass, and woodwind instruments that seem to be missing a suspicious number of keys....We are Grand Harmonie!
Chances are, if you're a regular visitor to the site, music plays an important role in your life – whether you are a professional musician, amateur, or loyal patron. Yet, it isn't often that we have an opportunity to express our collective appreciation of it. That's why we're asking our followers a simple but important question: why are you thankful to have music in your life?
Learning how to be helpful music parents for both of our musical sons was a continuing learning process, picking up a good tip here, a useful suggestion there, but always feeling that there were new challenges coming up beyond the horizon that none of us knew about but would soon have to figure out how to handle. How much better if there had been a guide book to help musical kids. So I set out to write such a book: The Young Musician's Survival Guide, which was published by Oxford University Press in 2000, and then issued in a greatly expanded Second Edition in 2008.
Project LENS is a performance collaborative with the mission of revealing connections between music and a wide variety of topics in the world beyond. Led by three core members--all Harvard/NEC affiliates--with backgrounds in music performance and other fields ranging from philosophy to neurobiology and art history, Project LENS inspires conversations on topics as diverse as evolution, 3D printing, humor, law, and birdsong. At each of our events, we weave together two "threads:" a TalkThread, i.e. a presentation of an idea, theory, or story in the style of TED Talks or Radiolab; and a MusicThread spun of selections from the classical repertoire.
Greetings from the co-founders! You haven't heard from us in a while, mainly because we've been so busy putting together all of this awesome content to feature. But, with today marking the end of October, we thought it would be fun to look back on the inspiring videos and blogs we've featured this month on Musicovation. Here's your monthly recap.
I am not a visual artist. I am a visual person. This can be confusing when I then reveal that I am a musician, someone who deals with/manipulates/invites sound in all of my waking hours, especially the sounds of today. But I am visual. No, nothing as profound or impressive as having synesthesia or being able to take a particularly good photograph. I thrive on colors, physical space, shapes. Impressions, contrasts, images of stories or moments, note spellings, these all come undone in my head as I am surrounded in my music, in OUR music.
The social purpose behind the group Sound Impact was clearly demonstrated during these ten days of cultural exchange with students, families and audience members in all five communities we visited. One of the primary objectives during this trip was to bring forth the importance of music to make a positive change in the world. Also, to show how music can be instrumental in developing stronger ties of friendship and solidarity between people.
My trip to Japan this summer was extremely useful and great fun. I've been to Japan now twice without a shakuhachi teacher, as Aoki Sensei no longer teaches. I am aware of the fact that as someone who travels only every other year to Japan, and lives in the United States, there is still a huge amount to learn, and I needed to find a way to do that. So I decided to approach a friend and Reibokai colleague to critique Sokaku Reibo or "Nesting Cranes", which I would be performing.
This fall, I am teaching a class in the Eastman School's Arts Leadership Program titled "Excellence, Innovation, and Uniqueness: Developing Your Creative Career in Music." I came up with the title when thinking about successful 21st century ensembles and musicians, and I kept coming back to three elements that they shared: excellence, innovation, and uniqueness. So, I decided to create a course based around these three concepts.
Three years ago, I made sandwiches. For money. That was my job. It was 2010, right after graduating from Eastman with my master's degree, and right after my interview with NPR, where I said: "if all else fails and I can't find a job… I'll just have to get a normal job for the first time in my life." And I did.
The story of Music for Food begins at the dinner table. This customary gathering place is one of fellowship, fueled by the exchange of food and drink amongst family, friends, and colleagues. It gives way to discussions and debates, and is often the birthplace of ideas. Such was the case for Kim Kashkashian that evening, joined by longtime friends and colleagues Miriam Fried and Paul Biss.


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EMC Corporation last month announced a new line-up of storage systems and software that seek to help customers store information more cost-effectively, securely, and intelligently. Among the products announced are the new EMC Symmetrix DMX-4 series of high-end storage arrays featuring an end-to-end 4GBps architecture, Fibre …
Nice article</sarcasm>
I especially liked your overuse of the "read a press release, regurgitate it" methodology. Did you learn that one at Reporter School? Bless ...
El Reg: PLEASE bin this *awful* writer. Absolute drivel.
Drinking game
If I made a drinking game out of every time "SATA II drive(s)" appeared in this advertisement I'd have passed out before I made it halfway though.
"The 750GB SATA II drive is one of the more interesting disk technologies in recent memory." Seriously?! Absolute drivel was almost too kind!
What did you pay for this regurgitated guff?
My five year old would like a job; she's pretty nifty with scissors and glue. You'll be hard pressed to tell the difference between her work on a press release and this piece.
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Snake Eyes (Google eBook)
Simon and Schuster, Sep 1, 2006 - Fiction - 288 pages
Luck is on the side of most during the incident at the Four Kings Casino and Hotel, when the simmering tension between two rival biker gangs suddenly boils over into all-out violence -- miraculously, there are only two fatalities despite the hundreds of rounds fired on the casino floor. Called to an out-of-control crime scene -- located outside Las Vegas in the legendary town of Boot Hill -- forensic investigators Gil Grissom, Catherine Willows, Nick Stokes, and Sara Sidle quickly discover that the two casino shootout victims were no innocent bystanders: one was the powerful leader of the Predator gang, and the other a luckless card dealer who may have borne witness to an elaborately staged execution.
Meanwhile, back in the glitter of Sin City, CSIs Warrick Brown and Greg Sanders have their own hands full, as the dark side of this desert metropolis is about to wreak havoc on the two investigators via a seemingly endless series of crimes. . . .
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