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At the direction of two city commissioners, city engineers and transportation staff will begin looking at redirecting funding from two Ringling Boulevard roundabouts to a roundabout at U.S. 41 and 10th Street.
Vice Mayor Kelly Kirschner and Commissioner Terry Turner introduced the possibility of a "test" roundabout at U.S. 41 and 10th Street during a June 16 meeting on the bayfront connectivity plan. They called it a "test" roundabout, because the intent would be to see how drivers react to bayfront roundabouts.
The plan currently calls for the designing of several roundabouts during Phase A, which would last three years.
"Instead of designing several things for three years, how about designing and building one at 10th Street," Kirschner said. "Tenth Street is an important gateway, and it could get traffic off U.S. 41."
But Susan Montgomery, city transportation planner, said moving the $1.5 million in funding assigned to roundabouts at Ringling Boulevard intersections at Palm and Pineapple avenues would mean that the city could be throwing away $125,000 in design work already completed on the Palm Avenue roundabout.
Montgomery also said there is another potential hurdle. Because FDOT already has the Palm Avenue roundabout on its work schedule, the city will have to get permission from FDOT to move the funds to the 10th Street roundabout.
Montgomery said receiving that approval is not a sure thing.
"Staff's point of view is (the Ringling roundabouts) are part of the master plan," Montgomery said. "But the commission may be changing its priorities and saying that connectivity is more important now."
Kirschner implied that could be the case. He said in his time on the commission, he has never heard a complaint that the Ringling and Palm intersection is dangerous or a traffic problem.
"With all the fiscal challenges we have, Ringling and Palm may not be our top priority," he said.
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Features at a glance:
• More than 70 payment processors built in (Manual Transfer handling, Paypal (& Pro!), Google Checkout, 2Checkout, Authorize.net (& AIM, ARB, CIM!), iDeal, CCBill, Worldpay, Moneybookers...)
• Extensive Registration & Subscription workflow handling
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You pay for gpl software. It's okay, but not to offer any support? What the hell is that? I'm really disappointet. Nothing worked - I had to fix a lot of things in the code, but after a few days a gave up. The video tutorials are a joke and no manual is available. If I pay for an extension, I suspect that things work right out of the box but no chance.
Then I tried another subscription component and it worked right out of the box. So better try another one.
Of course we offer support - that is the whole idea! AEC can be a bit complicated because of all the functionality, so for users who cannot make it work, there is always the support. We have had some bad, but mostly good responses to the videos so far and for the next version, there will also be a manual online.
If you expect the component which will handle your whole sites business to work right out of the box for precisely your business use case, then I guess you got lucky finding another component which does just that. If you have ever used another joomla component, I'm sure that you will have run across one or two others that kind of fit what you wanted to do but had to be configured correctly. AEC is one of those.
First, to the naysayers and bad reviews...this is not some simple install-and-go module with 2 or 3 settings and wham, you're done. But therein lies the real power of this component - once you learn your way around, you can do anything.
As far as the MIs being buggy, I had some trouble getting PayPal to work, but this was a "me and PayPal" issue, not the extension. I am going to suggest, or post myself, some of the PP troubleshooting that the author of this software provided me...I think it would be a big help to folks.
I have this integrated with DocMan and NOIX ACL, and it works like a charm. I have sections of the site blocked off, documents protected for subscribers, and an easy payment process. Upgrades and downgrades of subscriptions are easy using the MIs once you learn it, kicking the subscribers to different ACL or DocMan groups for access to different sections and documents.
It was not EASY, but with a little perseverance and thought, it's really an awesome solution for my purposes, and I would bet that with some help the CB integration and other problems on these reviews could be solved.
If you are a novice at this sort of thing, but really need a powerful solution for a pay web site with different types of content, I would definitely recommend getting a support plan, it will be well worth the small cost.
All I can say is that I am extremely happy with the decision I made to go with AEC, and if you are looking for a super solution and aren't scared of a bit of a learning curve, give it a shot - I think you will really like it.
Granted you can set up numerous plans at various prices etc etc, but should you wish to have a full integration with Community Builder, it simply isn't up to the job!
I wasn't looking for massive integration, just the ability to have 3 plans, one free and 2 paid, but I wanted the free plan to require admin approval, this side can be managed, but will the component send an email to a user once admin has approved, not a hope!
I spent days trying to get this to do some very simple things, checking the valanx forum for any hints and tips (not much use due to the refusal of the developer to even look at it) and searching the net for any clue as to how to sort this out, all to no avail.
Not a component I'd recommend for a stress free existence.
For a stress free existence, I would encourage people to get professional support if they cannot work out how to make software fit their application.
As for your case: We do not do support on our forums, but if AEC does 90% of what your use case and the last 10% is sending out a simple email, I wonder why you decided to jump ship and give us a 1 star review. What you want to do could probably achieved with a small workaround and the email MI.
I have reported this review for removal as it says very little about the software and a lot more about your use case.
*SETUP - Very complicated and not at all user friendly. The tooltips are vague and required me to go through the trial and error routine.
*MicroIntegration - Granted I did not use every MI available... The ones I did use appear buggy.
*Processors - Again I didn't use all of them... I did use the PayPal processor and wasn't able to get it to function properly.
*Documentation - There are videos available which I didn't find very helpful. I would have preferred a manual, but they do say it's in the works which is a plus.
*Support - My experience with support wasn't the best and I ended up having to look elsewhere for the solution. They did at least respond to my support request in a timely manner though.
I realize not everyone has had a terrible experience. Unfortunately I cannot claim the same and DO NOT recommend AEC at all.
Thanks for a review with a little more substance! To reply to the points raised:
SETUP - Do make sure to watch our Video Tutorial which runs you through the usual setup procedure and should cut away most of the trial & error that some people resort to.
MicroIntegrations - "appear buggy"? Software either works or fails, right?
Processors - We have especially PayPal working straight away on hundreds of servers, if it fails for you, the most likely cause are restrictions by your hosting provider.
Documentation - Yup, in the works for the next version.
Support - Not really in scope for a review of the software, but you didn't clarify - seems like we did respond timely, but could we actually help you out?
There support is also fairly good. I had one issue with a micro integration and they fixed it for me. Granted the total turn around time on the fix wasn't the fastest I've seen but none the less they didn't ignore me like some companies.
So in my book they are A. OK :)
I had some few problems with the installer, but first of all I DO NOT RECOMMENDED anyone to setup a website one a mobile net at 200kb :) That was my first prob not AEC.
Then when I finalize got my broad-net I was rdy to install AEC and I only experience few problems and it was mainly user stupidness. After some time study the AEC video helper and read some few dok everything was just setup perfect. Thanks for a great Extension valanx.org I can only recommend AEC for everyone who needs a powerful extension.
after 1 month working with this component, I found that the component is intelligently designed, everything is so flexible, who ever deigned it must be highly skilled and experienced!
regarding the support, its equally as impressive, quick and effective response.
nothing else to say I am an AEC convert.
highly recommend it to anyone :)
I don't know if Jake sleeps or if there are a dozen guys named Jake, but I received timely responses to my ticket requests. Sometimes a response seemed like it was delayed but it was because Jake was logged in to my site finding the solution (usually I had checked the wrong box or unchecked the right box) and then he emailed what he had done or what I should do so I would know for the future.
When I compared what I would pay for Valanx support to what I'd pay on a Joomla-programmers-for-hire site, the fee was a bargain! Look at other payment systems: Amember Pro costs $199US, doesn't offer as much, and, if you're in the U.S., you'll wait at least a day to get a response from Alex (though he's a great guy). Compare CB Subs that starts at $134US with fees adjusting upwards based on number of members and number of sites! We're spoiled as Joomla users and expect everything to be free but AEC's competition isn't free. Why should they give it away?
I think the switch from free to commercial has been rough on this company. They lost all the great reviews they had as a free extension plus they get complaints because they don't give free support and don't give out an "AEC for Dummies" manual. They're currently offering a tiered fee system so if you're smart enough to figure it out, you don't have to pay the higher fee for help. If you're not clever enough, you need to pay for the support and stop your whining. Personally, I believe if they ditched the tiered fees, charged one flat fee for the product (like the competition) and included support for 6 months or a year, no one would complain. I highly recommend AEC with the paid support!
I've looked at all available subscription managers for Joomla (and have even purchased and tested the leading commercial solutions) and finally chose AEC as the most versatile and feature-rich one.
The AEC Tour on valanx.org (including the video tours of frontend/backend) was very helpful during the component selection/comparison process – it provided a comprehensive and clear overview of all the key features and capabilities – something that most other websites lack when presenting their software.
I found the cost of support subscription more than reasonable – and a great value for money. The software itself comes free even with the cheapest plan. After that you can choose the period of support that would suit your particular needs. I ended up choosing the two months option, as I knew I needed some custom work done. For those who do not require customizations (and most users will not), AEC will actually end up being cheaper than any of its main competitors.
There are a number of features that make AEC stand out among other subscription managers, but I will focus on the ones essential for a business website like mine. First of all, it is very important that Valanx team can themselves develop additional payment gateways, instead of referring you to third part developers. I have had problems with the latter in the past, and felt more comfortable letting David develop a gateway for HSBC ePayments (my company's online payments processor). The initial choice of supported processor is also rather impressible, given that 80% of other subscription managers only support PayPal.
Secondly, the number of built-in integrations in AEC is more than sufficient for any project I can think of. DocMan, JUGA and Google Analytics integrations are most useful for my purposes – but there are 40+ more to choose from.
Finally, AEC has built-in tools to customize invoices, tax rates for different regions, system emails (allowing to modify/replace the standard Joomla ones) and even a shopping cart feature. Most other components either do not have these features at all (especially invoices and tax rates), or provide them as commercial add-ons or compatible components. Thus, not only will AEC save you money, but it will also enable access to all functions from within a single (and very user friendly) control panel, saving the hassle of installing multiple components/modules and then struggling to integrated them with each other.
Setting AEC up was really straight forward – I followed instructions in the Support Videos. The latter are a great way to get a solid understanding of how the component works – and they guide you through all the potential scenarios. Furthermore, I found the help tooltips in the AEC's admin panel incredibly useful – pointing over any setting immediately gives you an explanation of what it does etc.
The level of support I have witnessed after purchasing a support subscription was absolutely great. I received regular responses to my support tickets from David – sometimes 4-5 responses per day. I am yet to fully explore the forum, but it looks reasonably well supported by the developers as well as experienced users. Also, to address one of the concerns below (post dated January 2, 2010), there is in fact a contact email on every page of the valanx.org website – which I successfully used for pre-sales questions in December 2009.
I further understand that a User Manual will be available soon. With that in mind, and given the recent addition to valanx.org's team, I am confident that they will continue to provide fast and efficient service.
now the reason i only give it a 4 star rating is because of the theme support, which is lacking to say the least. There is a blog on their site about setting up a new theme sub page, but that was lacking in detailed information about what documents to edit in order to do this, ok , the CSS file(s) are a give in, but the layout is not.
It would be nice to see a full/proper theme document and/or something similar to joomla's theming system (click - upload - set as default)
other than that the system itself is pretty easy to follow and use.
I for one will be doing a subscription with Valanx for AEC. Great overall extention, recommended highly.
The best thing about it is Micro Integrations - little scripts that can talk to different components. This has allowed us to create rules for downloads, content items, etc. on the basis of the user's plan settings.
Since AEC does a lot of heavy lifting, sometimes it can be difficult to wrap your head around it. But is quite well documented (although there is always room for improvement) and once you understand how it works, you will appreciate the methodical thought process of the developer.
Another advantage is that I haven't had to change any of the core files after installation. There is a UI for almost everything. This is a HUGE plus for a non-programmer like me.
One area I would like to see some improvement is the reporting platform. The nuts and bolts are all there and it is only a matter of time before this improves.
The developer's website has had recent posts suggesting a shift in direction, which many of us agree is for the better. Looking forward to some great improvements.
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April Fool's Day dawned with a snowy surprise over much of Central Oregon Tuesday morning, with an inch or two in the Bend area and several inches farther south, making for slick roads and some slideoffs and crashes.
The worst area, as is often the case, was north of Sunriver on Highway 97, where the northbound lanes were closed around 8 a.m. by an apparent non-injury crash involving two semi-trucks and several slideoffs were reported.
Both northbound lanes remained closed nearly an hour later near the Cottonwood Road ramps, with ODOT reporting no detour in place and urging drivers to avoid the area and "delay travel plans if possible."
Minutes later, ODOT said the northbound slow (right) lane was to reopen, with motorists to follow a sanding truck. The road was completely open again by about 9:30 a.m.
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I came down our stairs Sunday, and found Greta, our first pug, dead. She was halfway down the stairway, lying peacefully where she died. I wailed. She was my dog. I picked her out the day she was born, from a fuzzy photo from her breeder. Veronica and I visited her when she was four weeks old. We claimed her at eight weeks, and brought her back to Birmingham from her Louisiana kennel.
Greta. A sweeter soul could not be found. When we got her home, she was so puppy. Chewing our chairs, the corners of our walls, tearing our wallpaper. Greta. Scampering across the floor, smushed face and all, making sure we knew she existed.
Oh, she existed, all right. She thrived. She knew when I was sad, and would plop down on my belly, bright-eyed and profound. "Don't you be sad, Daddy. I'm here for you."
Greta. She aged gracefully, if not elegantly. She grayed, her face pinched, her teeth so pug. She lost her sight. Then her hearing. But she still enjoyed giving me sloppy face baths. She loved for me to give her belly blows. Yes, I gave her belly blows. Oh, if I could give her one now.
Greta traveled with us across the country. She enjoyed the beach. She would splash into the surf at Ocrakoke or Gulf Shores. We had to keep her on a long leash or she would have gladly gone to play with the fishes.
Greta. When in 2002 I decided I wanted a dog, I researched so many breeds. Labs and German Shepherds. Labrodoodles and Rottweilers.
At first, I wanted a dog that would stand guard. A dog that, as I told Veronica, would rip your throat out if you deserved it. I kept searching. And I kept searching. And when all was said and done, after all the searching and research was done, I decided on a breed that does nothing but sit in your lap. Smiles up at you. Eats. Always eats. Sleeps. Sleeps a lot. Snores. Snores a lot. It's a good snore. It was a pug.
Greta was my daughter. She was there for me when I came home after a hard day at work. She greeted me at the door. She told me how she conquered a Kong that day. She told on Maxine, our cat, who had done something or another.
Greta. She gave us her best. She graciously accepted all the other pups we brought into our home. The fosters to adopt, and the foster-fails. She would share her spirit, but never her treats or her food. Our other dogs kept their distance from Greta when she was eating. They knew Greta was not going to share her kibble. And they knew the penalty if they tried. But she was never jealous of those pups. She accepted them, and they accepted her.
On this past Saturday night, Greta, 12 years and two months old, played as usual. She enthusiastically ate her meal, and rolled over on the bed, wanting a belly-blow and to lick a face. She was so pug. She was so Greta.
My lap is empty now. Greta is gone.
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"I started with a discarded metal fence pole set in a concrete plug," Scott explains. "Once that was in the ground, I cast a concrete footer around the plug for stability. I used found metal pieces, lathing, tar paper, and lots of bell wire to tie it all together. To create the form I used Portland cement mixed with sand on top of the armature (metal framework). I learned a lot about methods and materials while putting the sculpture together."
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The Philippines said it aims to boost foreign direct investments in call centers, factories and shipyards to more than $10 billion a year, as President Benigno Aquino strives to create jobs and bolster growth.
The Philippines received 24 business teams in the first half of the year from countries including Russia, Turkey and Japan, Trade Secretary Gregory Domingo said. Investors are keen on shipbuilding, agriculture, energy, steel, garments, and business process outsourcing, he said.
"The biggest thing that has improved our standing in the investment community globally has been President Aquino's governance," Domingo said in an interview in his office in Manila yesterday.
Aquino is winning confidence from investors and rating companies as he fights corruption and boosts infrastructure spending to transform the nation into a manufacturing hub in the region. Moody's Investors Service boosted its outlook on the Philippines to positive in May, when the country's top judge was impeached for illegally concealing his wealth, while Standard & Poor's this month raised the long-term foreign currency- denominated debt rating to the highest level since 2003.
The $225 billion economy expanded 6.4 percent in the first quarter, the fastest pace since 2010, and the peso is the best performer against the U.S. dollar among Asia's 11 most-traded currencies this year, having gained about 5 percent. The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PCOMP) surged to a record this month.
The peso rose a third day today to 41.732 per dollar as of 9:27 a.m. in Manila. Benchmark bonds due March 2021 gained, with the yield falling to the lowest level since February, according to Tradition Financial Services.
'Tremendous Interest'
"When he first assumed office, there were still a lot of people who doubted he will really pursue" good governance, Domingo said. "But now, he has convinced everybody that he is sincere. We've seen tremendous interest in investment."
From 1970 to 2010, the Philippines drew $33.98 billion in foreign direct investment compared to $322.13 billion for Singapore and $108.87 billion for Thailand, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
The Philippines lured about $6 billion in pledged foreign investments last year, and has drawn commitments from companies including Glencore International Plc and Gazasia Ltd. this year. Business groups from Mexico and Argentina are due to visit the country, Domingo said yesterday.
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Tea. Light. Words. Captured at my San Francisco workshop. By Esmé Weijun Wang.
Ask yourself, "How can I be helpful?"
Do that.
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The group will partner with the David Darst Center for Service and Peace, Spirituality and Education and be a part of their Urban Immersion Experience. The Urban Immersion Experience uniquely educates youth and young adults on the real life experience of the many populations experiencing or who have experienced oppression, and those forced to live on the margins of society in Chicago. While on this project, team members are challenged with specific obstacles, representing the injustices experienced each and every day by those living on the margins. By undergoing and sharing those experiences with others, participants gain a personal understanding and appreciation of conditions that others face in their daily lives. The project will cover issues such as urban poverty, racial justice and will have a focus on justice issues surrounding the LGBTQ community.
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In reply comments filed yesterday at the FCC, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) urged the Commission to move forward expeditiously to approve the merger. Read More »
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This month, the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority approved the Frontier Communications' $2 billion purchase of AT&T's Connecticut wireline operations -- with conditions. Read More »
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FORT MYERS, Fla. You've heard the saying what if you threw a party and nobody came? Well there is a new version saying what if you listed your home for sale and nobody came.
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Director: Frederick Wiseman
Welfare is the ninth in a series of documentary films about American institutions by Frederick Wiseman. His films since 1967 include studies of the law, the medical profession, schools, the military and the juvenile courts. Welfare, at two and three-quarter hours, is a long and ambitious examination of the people who go on the dole and the staff who administer the system.
Wiseman allows no scripted narration, no interviews, but stark black-and-white photography; a continuous, unobtrusive focus upon the clients of a particular welfare centre in New York city. A seemingly endless line of the poor, the homeless, the disabled and elderly queue for assistance. A befuddled veteran searches through his pockets in order to produce identification papers, a licence, anything to help establish an identity; groups of people haltingly explain their domestic crises; a destitute former marine rages at a black uniformed guard. The welfare workers argue among themselves as well as with their clients, overcome by the demands of the clumsy bureaucratic system.
'An overwhelming, outraged indictment of a bureaucracy gone mad, a poignant masterpiece of storytelling, and a work of art.'
John Corcoran Jnr., The National Observer
'Having created a quasi-fictional world that exists on its own terms, Wiseman has also succeeded, as never before, in making a film that speaks to larger social issues.'
Joseph Morgenstein, The N.Y. Times
'The program Welfare is the most powerful and discomforting look at the 'welfare mess' I have ever seen.'
Benjamin Stein, The Wall Street Journal
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Parkway Academy in Miramar could be closed next year because of its poor record of student achievement.
Open for about a decade, Parkway Academy was the only high school in Broward County to earn an F last year, and it has never earned above a C grade. The charter school enrolls about 517 students.


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Bridget Everett Whacks Rock Bottom at Joe's Pub
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The Valley of Astonishment Will Leave You...Astonished
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Those who've been following the Boston Ballet during its rocky recent years have nothing but praise for Mikko Nissinen, who took over the artistic directorship of the 41-year-old company in 2002. He succeeded Anna-Marie Holmes, who had returned to the job after retiring from it (her presumed successor, Maina Gielgud, quit almost before she started). Holmes, who for a time trained and performed in St. Petersburg, had enriched the repertory with Russian classics. Nissinen honors his more eclectic background. Yes, a new production of Swan Lake and a new Nutcracker, but also Frederick Ashton's fragrantly bucolic La Fille Mal Gardée, with August Bournonvilles La Sylphide coming in 2005, and Balanchine works that affirm the Boston's long-standing connection with that peerless 20th-century repertory of plotless ballets. Nissinen danced with the Dutch National Ballet and knows the European scene, so, yes, he'll incorporate Rudi van Dantzig's Romeo and Juliet and works by Jirí Kylián and William Forsythe.
The program the company brought to Jacob's Pillow's final week affirmed these and other connections: Balanchines Who Cares and Duo Concertant; a pas de deux from Val Caniparoli's Lady of the Camelias (Nissinen was a principal dancer in the San Francisco Ballet, of which Caniparoli is still a member); Plan to B by Nissinens fellow Finn, Jorma Elo; and Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes by Mark Morris, who has staged seven works for the San Francisco company (including Drink to Me in 1996).
Having not seen the Boston Ballet perform for a number of years, I'm not in a position to second the Boston critics' view that the technical level of the companys dancing has shot up since Nissinen took over. But the performing is certainly impressive in terms of both virtuosity and expressiveness.
The Act I duet from Lady of the Camelias is more about feeling than steps, and the brilliant Cuban dancers Lorna Feijóo and Nelson Madrigal invest Caniparoli's swoops into each other's arms with passionate intensity. This is one of those pas de deux in which a man and a woman often race apart so that, after a pause for heated stares, they can rush into increasingly complicatedp embraces (like the tricky one that involves Feijóo being tossed into an air-twist and rapturously caught).
Elos rousing Plan to B wears its virtuosity savvily and with compositional flair. The choreographer chose his music well. The violin sonatas of 18th-century composer Ignaz Franz von Biber are not only difficult; they're eccentric, with very contemporary hints of dissonance, and one of them just stops, as if the musician had tossed his bow aside and gone to to get a drink. The choreography for two women (I saw Larissa Ponomarenko and Kelley Potter) and four men (Sabi Varga, Jared Reddick, Joel Prouty, and Raul Salamanca) also plays with both classicism and modern incursions upon it. The pace never lets up; the dancers burst on and off the stagesometimes with a fidgety energy that swings the body into small, complicated maneuvers, sometimes with big gusts of movement. Prouty is the first to hurtle into double air turns on a slant, but he's not the only one who can pull off the trick. Pirouettes are forever. The audience gasps a lot; even a woman running on air when her partner lifts her is presented (and taken) as thrilling. The nicest thing about Elo's work is that no steps are highlighted or framed by a watch-this preparation; the skillful choreography simply makes the dancers look like a high-spirited bunch of athletes for whom difficulty is an everyday pleasure.
I remember days when crotchety old ballet teachers with Slavic accents didn't want their prize pupils to take modern dance classes lest they ruin their classically molded bodies by wrenching their pelvises around on the floor. Times have changed; the best ballet dancers can adapt to whatever style is offered them.
Balanchine's frisky 1970 Who Cares was spiritedly and elegantly performed by a very international cast (although I found Sacha Wakelin a bit brittle at first). Yury Yanowsky brought a nice ease to his encounters with three sensuously playful women (the Gershwin tunes impelled Balanchine to recall his days on Broadway and add a hint of chorus-girl strutting and primping to his ballerinas' classical decorum). I very much liked Tempe Ostergren in "Ill Build a Stairway to Paradise" (a robust but restrained soubrette) and Pollyanna Ribeiro's clean, bright attack (although her fixed grin bothered me).
Duo Concertant was undermined by the performance of Stravinsky's eponymous music. For some reason onstage violinist Michael Rosenbloom and pianist Freda Locker chose to play very quietly, so under-energized that they might have been marking. The score is not only a dialogue between the instruments; Balanchine created a conversation between music and choreography (the dancers waiting, listening, returning to stand by the piano when each section is finished). Melanie Atkins and Sabi Vargas didn't get the stimulation they needed. Both dance the steps excellently, but haven't quite found a consistent approach to the situation. She, for instance, having been a little cute in the beginning, sentimentalizes the last, poignant, spotlit-in-darkness gesture sequence. Supposed simply to kiss her hand and send the kiss out into the air toward where her partner once stood, Atkins makes the move so elaborate that she obscures its meaning.


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On Sunday, the winds were so strong a tree broke while the family was in the house and landed on the house.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- OPEC will hold an extraordinary meeting Nov. 18 to discuss how the widening global financial crisis is affecting oil prices.
In a statement Thursday, the Organization of The Petroleum Exporting Countries said it's concerned about how the crisis is hampering global economies and world oil markets.
Oil prices have fallen about 40 percent since soaring to a record $147.27 on July 11 as a global financial downturn forces people and businesses everywhere to cut back on energy use.
Analysts have predicted OPEC might use the meeting to announce a production cut in a bid to keep prices from falling further.
Light, sweet crude for November Delivery fell another $1.85 to $87.10 a barrel in midday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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This veggie-packed omelet is perfect for brunch or a simple supper. For a delicious side, serve a medley of fresh fruit, such as Mandarin Oranges with Kiwifruit and Grapes.
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Turkey has a lot to recommend for the traveler on a budget. The seas are bright and blue, the archaeological sites are some of the best preserved in the world, and there is value for the dollar in Turkey.
Most first time visitors to Turkey keep to the western side of Turkey, mostly to the Aegean and Mediterranean coasts, where a blue cruise can be an inexpensive way to sea the largely unspoiled coastline.
The circles on the map represent towns to visit in Turkey, the red squares represent the top archaeological sites to visit in Turkey.
Entry Points into Western Turkey
There are large airports at Istanbul [Atatürk International Airport (IST)] and Ankara [Esenboga Airport (ESB)]. For the itinararies suggested here, the smaller airports at Izmir [Adnan Menderes Airport (ADB)] and Antalya Airport (AYT) would work. The coastal towns of Bodrum and Kusidasi are easily reached by a short ferry ride from Greek islands, Bodrum from Kos or Rhodes, and Kusadasi from nearby Samos.
Things to do in Western Turkey - Cruising on a Gulet
One of the most popular things is to cruise on a yacht designed for entertaining people on Turkish waters, called a gulet. There's lots of deck space in a gulet for the passengers. So, you sign up for what's known as a Blue Cruise and you're off on an adventure.
Archaeology in Turkey
The archaeological sites on the map are quite well preserved. Visitors who arrive in Kusadasi by ferry from the Greek island of Samos can easily get to Ephesus, once a very important center for trade in the Mediterranean before the harbor silted up. Visit the theater, so well preserved that it's still used, and don't forget to take the obligatory picture of the ancient toilets near the brothel. There are many guided day trip tours from Kusadasi.
The blisteringly white terraced pools of Pamukkale's hot springs, the result of thousands of years of deposits by the calcium rich hot springs and the Ancient city of Hierapolis, a World Heritage Site, aren't far away from the coast either.
Visitors wishing to venture a little further out can visit the archaeological sites of ancient Aphrodisias, Pergamum, Troy and Sardis as well.
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- Network: NBC
- Series Premiere Date: Sep 22, 2010
- Season #: 1
- Summary: J.J. Abrams' latest spy series follows the lives of a married couple (Boris Kodjoe and Gugu Mbatha-Raw) who come out of retirement to join the CIA.
- Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Suspense
- Show Type: Ended
- Season 1 premiere date: Sep 22, 2010
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 08:00 PM
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Mixed: 12 out of 27
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Undercovers [is]quite possibly one of the best meldings of the two sides of Abrams thus far: the action-adventure guy and the seriously modern romantic.
The writers seem so concerned with ensuring that their characters are preternaturally decent and likable that they go for sunny skies when there should be storm clouds....But Kodjoe and Mbatha-Raw are so energetic and appealing that it's hard to take your eyes off them long enough to worry about such matters, and they both seem up to just about anything.
The guy who brought you "Alias," "Fringe," and the not-so-successful but interesting "Dollhouse," so, of course, the expectations are high. No, Undercovers isn't as good as those shows, but it is still a lot of fun.
The pilot episode isn't a total knockout, coming off as a tad bland and safe. Although Abrams does enough to hold our interest, it feels like he's let up on the gas pedal.
Undercovers is watchable only because of its stars, whose chemistry recalls the fonder days of "Hart to Hart"-style high jinks.
The efficiency and charisma of these two, enhanced by the haute couture and clichéd exotic locales, makes watching Undercovers really fun-but not very believable as a spy drama. It is all a little too casual and humorous to be convincing.
Abrams and company, including Kodjoe and Mbatha-Raw, who possess chemistry but lack sufficient charm and delivery, must find some way to jump-start this misfire before it fades into obscurity, or before Abrams shifts his focus to the forthcoming mystery production "Super 8," which hints at a more intriguing fusion of "Lost" and "Cloverfield."
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Positive: 4 out of 11
Mixed: 5 out of 11
Negative: 2 out of 11
Jan 3, 2011When watching the premiere of Undercovers I was taken back by how intriguing the Bloom agents were when coming to agent Nashes rescue. Excellent action(ie.sky scraper fight rpging vehicle) acting and story. Steven's proclaimed to Samantha were just getting started it couldn't be such of an understatement. Following shows went away from bringing the blooms and rest of cast to such a ethralling scenario because story focus was not on key characters for far too long. Once Sams professor came into play ep.7, and Stevens brother ep.10 grounds were laid to get things back on track. The professors death and the dispute between brothering agents made good sense to make things more personal. Writing, casting, and acting has never been so strong in an telivision series. Rating is a 10 and from here on i think more shows could learn from making a whole package like Undercovers has become. I plan on buying this season 1 on dvd and wish i could see a Undecovers movie. Cancelation not here please!!!… Collapse
Sep 26, 2010Not great, but not bad either. Probably good enough to survive long enough to give the cast and crew a chance to find their legs. The characters are likeable, the dialogue smart and zippy (though on the sweet side), the action is good, the concept is OK, but it's all rather shallow. No real meat. Is this really J.J. Abrams?… Expand
Sep 23, 2010Not a very good first-impression. Dry and unoriginal so far. Didn't feel like JJ. Still, I like the genre, cast and creator, so I'll give it another go.… Expand
Oct 11, 2010I wanted to like this show. I really did. I've loved everything I've seen from J.J. Abrams (Lost, Fringe, Star Trek) and his other works look amazing as well (Alias, MI:3). But I don't enjoy this show. For such a formula show that relies on the likability and believability of its characters, the writers don't seem that interested in creating a realistic marriage. While the actors are perfectly believable in their action roles and their characters work well enough as separate entities, I don't buy their marriage. The actors don't have much chemistry together and I can't understand how either of them would want to stay together. They seem to be in the middle of a divorce as opposed to reviving their marriage. Their sweet looks at each other seem forced.
Apart from that, the spy aspects of the show flat and don't excite as much as they should. Chuck and Human Target do much better in choreography for their action scenes. I'm going to give this show a try, hoping the characters fall out of the cliches they've appeared to be up til now (failing marriage, only getting back into action would make them realize their love for each other, blah blah blah) Lost is my favorite tv show of all time, so I'm hoping J.J. can whip up his writers and actors into shape and remind them that we need some interesting characters (and soon) to go with some great action (which we haven't gotten yet - the "climactic' scene at the end of the pilot had one too many rockets heading our heroes' direction)… Expand
Sep 23, 2010Coming from JJ Abrams, I was expecting a lot more from this show. So far, I haven't been impressed. It failed to explain or illustrate why these two spies are so highly regarded. Or at the very least, establish some reason for me to watch it again. As a JJ Abrams fanboy, I really wanted to like this show.… Expand
Sep 27, 2010This is even more cute and cloying version of "Covert Affairs" with a pair of blandly gorgeous fashion models breezing through the exciting and totally safe world of romance novel grade sexspionage, Moonlighting-style, but with less-than-zero charisma and fun. Think Pamela Anderson's VIP, but for desperate housewives. This is probably J. J. Abrams' "Dollhouse", ie. a sharp drop into tired fluff after several hits.… Expand


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Sienna Miller Likes Wales Better Than Pittsburgh
It wasn't so long ago that actress Sienna Miller was getting in trouble for calling Pittsburgh "Shitsburgh" while filming the adaptation of Michael Chabon's The Mysteries of Pittsburgh there. Forced to apologize for that slur against the pride of the Coal Belt, Miller has learned her lesson, as we can see in Logan Hill's entertaining interview of the Interview star in this week's issue of New York. What does she have to say about the rural Welsh setting of the film she's just finished shooting, The Edge of Love? "It was spring, the bluebirds were out, and the lambs were being born…" Sounds lovely!


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Grammy-winning singer Rihanna now has a new pair of wheels to get her wherever she needs to go as Jay-Z and the Roc Nation staff reportedly surprised her with a new Porsche this week.
RiRi hopped onto her Twitter page to show off the new, fancy luxury vehicle.
"Ain't nobody phuckin wit my clique!! Thank you to my Roc brothers! I love you guys, y'all are crazy for gett http://instagr.am/p/TaFcIXBM-D/," she tweeted December 19th. (Rihanna's Twitter)
The new whip reportedly a Turbo S model and sells for over $150,000.
Rihanna received a big surprise after performing on "The Voice" season finale Tuesday night. Following a heartfelt performance of "Diamonds," which is taken from her latest album, "Unapologetic," Rihanna was surprised with a Porsche. As pictured, the Porsche is a Turbo S model, which is listed on the official Porsche website with a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of just over $160,000. (Examiner)
She also made headlines this week after plotting down money on a $12 million crib.
After saying that her old Beverly Hills home was full of water leaks, the "Diamonds" star sold it for $5 million last year. Her new pad is an 11,000 square foot house with 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, a dining room with a 14-foot ceiling, an outdoor BBQ and bar, a swimming pool, a sun deck, and a 6,000 sq. ft. backyard. (RapFix)
Rihanna officially joined forces with rap mogul Jay-Z's Roc Nation in 2010.
Five years after he helped launch her career, Jay-Z is helping Rihanna follow in his footsteps by becoming an entertainment mogul. The Barbados-born beauty has joined Jay-Z's Roc Nation management and is launching Rihanna Entertainment, according to a statement. Under her new brand, the 22-year-old "Only Girl (in the World)" singer – who was previously managed by Marc Jordan – will produce music as well as films, fashion, books and fragrances. (CNN)


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Over on the LTA thread, I got some really good advice from MC Jack, who reminded me that I need to keep the focus of my anger on WH, the one who made me promises and broke them, failed to protect me, and broke my heart and wrecked my world. Combined with this thread that I have been reading and re-reading (http://www.survivinginfidelity.com/forums.asp?tid=326449) I KNOW, intellectually, that the OW is incidental to my pain. I know she could have been ANY woman with the right body parts and low-enough self-esteem. I know that he never would have left me for her it was a LTA and he had plenty of opportunity and I know that as soon as it was discovered he dropped her like a hot potato and is frantic to R.
So why can I not let her go?! I spend more time thinking about her than he does, and I KNOW it is a waste of my time and energy.
Yet I still find myself FB stalking her, or visiting her company website, or writing her letters that I am dying to send but dont only because WH and I agreed to show each other every bit of outgoing correspondence relating to the A. I want to grind her nose in how unimportant and pathetic she is, even though I know it would be pointless. And even though it makes me feel bad about myself. Thats not who I am in real life!
Does anyone else struggle with this? What do you do? How do I look away from the wreck?
[This message edited by krispy47 at 4:33 PM, April 8th (Tuesday)]
why can I not let her go
For me it was because she had a part of my husband that was supposed to be mine. She knew all about me and didn't care. I wanted her to hurt the way I hurt. I wanted all the info on her I could find. But slowly, the need to get to know who this woman was and how my H could risk our entire marriage over her started to go away. She was a broken and pathetic woman. She doesn't deserve space in my head. It took months before I stopped completely obsessing. Do I still look her up on social media? Sure I do. But it's much, much less then before. I'm 9 mos out a year from now that bitch will be a distant memory.
**If I edit I'm correcting a typo!**
At first, I wanted to rip her head off. I know where she works and how I could get to her. She works for him so she also knew all about me and our two young children. As far as I'm concerned, she was an active participant in the destruction of my family and my whole sense of security. In fact, the information that I have points to her pushing him to leave or else she was going to spill it all to me. As it is, I don't know much about when they started, how often, where, etc. I'm sure she was ready to tell me everything.
Anyway, what stopped me from contacting her, looking at her social media bullshit, and eventually giving her little to no thought was the fact that she is a certifiable attention whore. She has a big mouth in person and on social media. She "blogged" about her "relationship" with my husband before I ever even filed for divorce. She would tweet celebrities as though they were her friends. She's just an all around wing nut who doesn't exist in the real world.
People like that LOVE when you give them attention. That lets them think that they are way more important than they really are.
I figured that out quickly and was determined to never give that stupid POS slunt one ounce of my attention. I've been in the same room with her once - she never even turned around to look at me. If I find myself in the same space with her again, I will look past her and wrinkle my nose like a bad smell just crossed my nostrils.
In addition to the fact that this is what will help me remain classy and dignified, particularly in front of my children, I know that it also is what will absolutely kill her. Silence, to these assholes, is as hurtful as if you shot them at point blank range.
Do not ever give that pig what she wants. She's nothing. Focus on yourself and your efforts to R.
"honey, they always affair down"
As far as letting go of the OW, IMHO - I finally got to the place where I had to let go because it was seriously affecting any chances of R with my WBF. It was also affecting me in my day to day life. I was miserable. All it did was cause me more pain. It definitely didn't enhance my life in ANY way, or add anything to R.
I deleted everything I had, I blocked her Facebook so I couldn't stalk her. Everything. I successfully haven't even attempted to look anything up to do with OW in about 4 months!! *HIGH FIVE* LOL.
It's hard, but I think if you want to move on, you have to get to the point where you understand that she is nothing, she means nothing, and she could have been anyone. literally. She's nothing special. But you are!
seriously read that post! It's great. I bumped it too so others can read it! Hugs to you Krispy47!
Together 7 years
1 doggie
DDay: June 24, 2013
Living together 14 months
D day May 13th 2013
I found e-mails between them.
I think its only normal to obsess to a point! But...they are not worth your precious time and energy to do it! Sometimes I still find myself doing the same thing, but then I stop and remind myself, he is STILL here with me, and has been since the A 25 years ago! He could have left if he'd chosen to! Yes, they TOOK a part of our WH that was NOT theirs to take, however also remember, it could have been ANY easy, broken woman! They probably have NEVER known real, true love...so maybe obsess over pity for them!
[This message edited by Trying2LoveAgain at 6:49 PM, April 8th (Tuesday)]
The feelings I have toward my SLAWH are far more complex and don't motivate me in quite the same way. So although I WAS obsessed with her, I feel like it was productive. Does that make ANY sense at all? And now that time has passed, now that his interactions with her have lessened (they still see each other occasionally--once or twice a quarter), now that he no longer texts her and has finally blocked her phone number, now that he has successfully turned down a group lunch date that she'd be attending and that she invited him to, my obsession is dying. She's no longer a threat to me. And if she ever becomes one again, then my path forward is clear.
[This message edited by RippedSoul at 7:01 PM, April 8th (Tuesday)]
...however also remember, it could have been ANY easy, broken woman! They probably have NEVER known real, true love...so maybe obsess over pity for them!
I'm working on this. I do sometimes feel a sliver of pity for her: my WH was not the first MM who dumped her, and her H supposedly knew and did not mind sharing. She also knew that she ranked only about 5th on WH's list of priorities, after my kids, me, his job and his scout troop. It would take a pretty pathetic person to tolerate all that, and then grovel when he went NC.
But pity wins out only rarely. Most of the time I revel in her presumed suffering and wish I could see it up close. Karma is a bitch, and she's on my side!
I am almost 9 months out of "A"...my DD was 7/31/13. The OW stalked me and she is currently being prosecuted. Long story on how she stalked me but it was very bad. Her identity was revealed to me by law enforcement and then my "H" confessed to the affair. They had a long term affair and they met either at a hotel during his lunch hour or at her house. One thing I have to say to anyone on here is that even though your husband is home at night, he could still be having an affair.
I was very obsessed with the OW. Since she stalked me....I started stalking her. I even made up a fake Facebook page so I could go on her page. She has me blocked. I truly feel that it is normal to go through this obsession with the OW. We all want to know what they had that we did not have that lead our spouses into their arms. Well, what I discovered it that she has nothing on me ! It took time for me to move on from my obsession from her. I think she is pathetic and a criminal. She has three felonies and 2 stalking charges.
Anyone who is obsessed with the OW...use your energy else where. Do something positive for you. Cheaters go after availability, no quality. Remember YOU are a quality person !!! HUGS to all.
Once I realized that, I knew there was only one solution for me that would work. I found out everything I possibly could about all of the OW. With my sister, that was easy because I knew more about her the WH ever could. With the rest of them, I dug around. I found their FB, read their blogs, ran background checks, and basically found out all the dirt on them that I could.
It has helped. Information is power. For too long, I felt like OW had all the power because they had all of the information. I took my power back.
The thought that it could have been ANY easy broken person may apply to some situations and help them to not obsess over OP. It doesn't apply to all situations though. In some cases the OP is a very specific person and wasn't just anyone. Especially in many LTA situations this could be the case. In my situation, the OM1 was there from the very beginning. He was a former BF that my WW never broke up with. He wasn't ANY easy broken person - he was a SPECIFIC broken person that violated my M and had been with my WW longer than I have.
I know crickets is what is always advised. Crickets are all that I have given for 1 1/2 years. I am not sure if crickets always work though. I've typed many emails myself and not sent them. One day I think I will just hit send, block OM email forever so that I get the last word. Waiting for Karma is not always satisfying.
I want to know EVERYTHING there is to know about her. I have seen every picture there is to see of her. I know who her mother is and who does her hair. I know what colour her underwear is and the colour of her kitchen walls. I know who her friends are, who her favourite bands are and everyone in her family who shares OC's middle name. I want to know more about her than my H knows about her. I HATE that they had lunch together, that they had stuff to talk about. More than the sex, I hate that. I hate that she was DATING my HUSBAND. He made her breakfast. She had his baby.
I feel like my OW obsession won't end as long as the OC situation is unresolved. She still has power in my life, and so I need to know my enemy.
And yes he does feel indifferent about her to all you fellow SI that are on that band wagon-I forced him to tell me how he felt if he didn't feel indifference. At that point in my healing-indifference meant Jack shit to me. I wanted him to HATE her. Even if me having that type of HATE scared him. I am the type of person, who always saw the best in people and surrounded myself with a lot of different people. So it WAS scary for even me. Now, I have reached pity for her.
But anyways...back to the story....
I needed her to be taken down a peg or two. Call me whatever you want, but I didn't start this shit hole. I will be damned if some easy piece of work whore walked around thinking she was all that by getting my husband to cheat on his wife. I will be damned if she walked out of that relationship with an ego-trip.
It was the best thing I did to fix that issue. It was liberating to send that letter.
Never heard from her again. It has been 7 months since that was sent. And yes he had NC and did not break it with her since D-day other than forced to work with her on a handful of occasions months later.
After that, I never wasted my energy on her again. Chapter closed.
Until dday I didn't know I had an enemy and really she's my first enemy. So had to get used to that too. Hating someone so much was new to me...
Now I just monitor indirectly and occasionally. Her teenage son just complained on twitter that his mom is out all nite and doesn't let her kids know where she is implying he thinks she's a slut. I took this as a good sign that she has moved onto her next victim.
I can't stand to look at any pictures of OW. It makes me ill and evil drips from it.
When you get this out of your system you will feel much relief. This is a process and you will be able to let the obsession go and that is something to look forward to because it will bring you peace.
[This message edited by whattheh at 9:21 PM, April 17th (Thursday)]
She will get my letter in time. Right now if I send it she could go off her nut and try to harm him. She started to come at me when I confronted them at their office. She can be a violent person is my take on her in the few short minutes I encountered her. I'm glad she does not live in the U.S. She's NASTY.


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In those days, a weekly stage coach from the Butterfield Company brought passengers along the dry Mojave River bed though Oro Grande on their way to the Panamint; a range of mountains about 200 miles north. The lure of gold and silver in the Panamints brought miners in search of their fortune. The old stage stop in Oro Grande was replaced by a more modern structure in the early 1900's.
In 1907, a cement plant was started near the rail line running through Oro Grande. Using cottonwood from the riverbank as fuel, a crude lime was used in mixing the mortar.
Abandoned buildings are ghostly reminders of the little towns' history. Driving the National Trails Highway, it's easy to spot the abandoned buildings standing as ghostly reminders of another time. A few miles beyond Oro Grande, on old Route 66, stand three rock buildings; one said to be an old stage stop.
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