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Why everyone making electronic music should try an analog synth
So mentioned in my previous post that there were several booths at NAMM that featured analog synthasizers in some shape or form. This was a bit of a revelation for me, as all of my music composition has been done using software based synths, or devices that created sounds digitally inside a stand alone device. I learned a few things while at NAMM, and one was the everyone that produces electronic music should at the very least play one of these things to get a feel for the way synths used to be.
For those who, like me did not know much about the different types out there or how they worked, let's look at the different types first. Analog synths can be divided into two forms. The first is your prototypical keyboard with a configurable synth built into it. This is best typified by the Moog synths, or some of the items made by Dave Smith instruments, and look like this:
This is what I would expect to see when looking to buy a musical instrument…it has keys, and many knobs that can be configured to alter the sound in interesting and amazing ways. But these are not the only type. There is a second, and far stranger breed that lives on the fringes of the music and sound design realm, called the modular analog synth. These beasts very greatly in size and shape, but usually look something like this:
That thing that looks like it belongs in a mad scientists lab actually makes sound (and video in some cases), and throws the whole idea of a "musical" device straight into the garbage. I'll get to this in a minute.
Now, the Moog style synth is great because it compares directly to software synths that many modern producers are familiar with, such as Massive and Alchemy. You get a set of oscillators to tweak, plus a variety of filters and LFOs to assign. What sets the analog versions apart from the software devices lies in the sound, and the direct feel of the knobs and switches. The analog oscillators have a warmer sound, which is very hard to put into words. The best analogy I can think of is that if the digital synths sound like scissors cutting a sheet of paper, then the analog synths sound like scissors cutting a damp piece of paper. Very similar, but with just that touch of hard edge removed. That might not make a lot of sense now, but I promise it will when you get your hands on one. And when it comes to the direct feel of the input devices, there is no comparison, even when you midi map all of you soft-synth parameters. The Moog stuff in particular has a great sort of 'click' and 'snap' and 'glide' feel to the controls that feels both fine and secure, and makes you feel very close to the final sounds that you make. Now I realize some people out there might be thinking, "Yeah, that's all great, but what happens when you change something and lose a great sound that you made?" And my response is that you get to go back and keep playing with the sound. It almost demands that you know the device extraordinarily well, and that you be as creative as possible. That might seem like a limitation, but I believe that when you know the device well enough, your limitations fall away.
So as much as I have been gushing about these things, why would you want to use a modular synth that has no keys, or direct input? Well….the truth is that modular synths are not for everybody. They can be fiddly, difficult to operate, and not user friendly in any way. But for all their issues, what they give you is something that has become a MASSIVE problem in the current era of digital music making and publishing…a truly unique sound. To better understand how this is possible, let's go over a bit about how modulars are put together.
Modulars are built into a rack a lot like a PC computer tower. You get the case, and that comes with a power supply and a bus bar. After that, you look at what the different module makers have, make sure they all fit your rack, and start building your sounds. And that is one of the parts that can make your sound very original. On a Moog, everything you have is made by Moog, and you Moog will sound like every other one on some level. With the modulars, you can get an oscillator from one company, filters from another, and some crazy effects built by a guy in his basement as a hobby (I met these guys at NAMM, and they love what they do).
So okay…now you have this insane Frankenstein box that makes funny noises, and you have spent many moons creating the perfect combination of settings to set the world on fire. Only one problem…there is no keyboard, no way to play the device musically! Never fear, as the digital world will be your salvation. The beauty of most DAWs now is that they can sample, chop, and pitch shift almost anything. Is your sound too high pitched? Try shifting a sample down a few octaves. Is it too long/short? Time-stretch baby! Starting to get the picture? There is a good chance that no one in the WORLD will have the exact sound that you have made, and odds are that they never will. There will not be a youtube video where some kid describes how to set up Massive to make your sound, and when people get curious about how you do you thing, you get to show them a picture of the insanity you went through, and feel proud of your accomplishments.
Does all this seem like a big effort for nothing? Then maybe these little guys are not for you. They certainly are not light on the pocket book. The Moog stuff runs at LEAST 800 bucks for new items, and goes WAAAY up from there, and the modulars get even more insane. That big 6 deck monstrosity above? Try $60,000. But that's been built over a long time as well. For my money though, these guys offer an amazing chance to make truly original sounds and music….and that is priceless.
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This is my first pregnancy and I'm confused/nervous with what to expect. I finally got my insurance information and was able to schedule an appt for 3/27 at Beth Israel. Not sure who my Dr is going to be yet. At that point i'll be 10 weeks.
They said the the appointment is broken into 2 parts. I'll see the DR at the appointment on 3/27 and then i'd see a nurse a week later. What do you think that means? Does the DR generally look for the heart beat or would
Congrats!My situation was a bit different. My OB/GYN is with BI and I always see her in her office as well as the nurse. But I've had my first 2 ultrasounds at BI as well as the Genetic testing. Dr Stein, who's the head of that department will likely meet you when you go for the genetic testing.
Otherwise, I think you'll be going to your OB/Gyn's office on a regular basis.
Sorry about the month delay in replying!
I had a great experience at Beth Israel. I had a scheduled c-section and the staff was fantastic. Very accomodating. I got a private room (highly reccomend) and it was clean AND spacious.
My doctor was Dr. Cristina Senor - her office is in the UES. I can chat with you about her via pm if you want.


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Esquire's Best New Restaurants of 2013
There is just too much. There are just too many exciting phenomena happening in the world of American dining right now. Fabulous Peruvian food, a German wurst palace, lots of shrimp and grits, the continued onslaught of Italian. Cronuts. To try to ascribe a singular meaning to it all would be like trying to drink a pork chop. So we've done something far more useful: distilled what's important and innovative and fun right now into a simple list, A to Z. Twenty astonishing new restaurants highlight this abridged encyclopedia. The rest is just really good gravy.
More interested in what goes on behind the scenes? Shhh! These are the restaurant secrets chefs won't tell you.
By John Mariani
Chef of the Year: Michael Chiarello
Coqueta, San Francisco, CA
Back in the 1980s, Michael Chiarello pioneered what came to be known as Cal-Ital cuisine (that's Cal-ifornia and Ital-y) at Tra Vigne, his Napa Valley restaurant. He went on to become one of the most consistently rewarding TV chefs, so much so that he disappeared from restaurants for a while. He roared back to the kitchen in 2008 to open the acclaimed Bottega in Yountville, California, because, he said, "my chef friends were having all the fun."
With nothing more to prove, Chiarello has turned his attention to the traditional foods of Spain, whose tapas bars and restaurantes inspired Coqueta, now open on the Embarcadero. Its immediate success, with Ryan McIlwraith as chef de cuisine, is easy enough to understand: The shadowy waterfront place has a bighearted buzz, with Chiarello popping in and out of the kitchen to say hello to regulars and pose for smartphone photos with newcomers. He might bring out a tray of a dozen gobble-'em-up San Sebastían–style tapas, including fried nuggets of potato and Spanish ham, head-on prawns poached in Spanish olive oil, and smoky, grilled Iberian secreto (secret cut) pig — what wagyu is to beef, this is to pork — with a hot-sweet tximi-txurri sauce.
The paella ($40 for two) has already become a signature dish in San Francisco, and the warm chocolate cake flavored with pimentón paprika is not coming off the menu any time soon. I've never eaten better food in Spain. For that reason, and for decades of innovative, irresistible food, Michael Chiarello is Esquire's Chef of the Year.
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last night i couldnt sleep again so i read than fell asleep at like 4 woke up at 9 cuz my mom and dog but didnt go to church cuz i didnt get up in time than i waz watching tv and all than emily came down bla bla i dont wanna work bla bla those ppl r soo moody bla bla well 2days her last day anyway im watching rush hour 2 now i was watching it and chris walked away and i was like aww poor jackie than emilys like why do u call her jackie? and i was like its his real name and shes like maggies real name is jackie? hahaha!! well anyway i still got like 3 chapters of where the red fern grows and the whole book of the islander well ill write back if something cool happens


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The purpose of this Collection Development and Access Plan is threefold. First, it is a tool for the Library to become better informed of the information and data needs of academic programs on campus. Second, it will outline how existing local collections, networked electronic services, and document delivery services are being utilized to meet the bibliographic needs of these programs. Third, it is hoped that this plan will provide the faculty and the library staff a base for dialog concerning future information needs and areas for cooperation. This plan follows the broad guidelines established in Ownership and Access in a Global Information Market: A Framework for the University of Connecticut Libraries, issued by the Chancellor's Library Advisory Committee in March 1999.
The Journalism department in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers an undergraduate course of study preparing students for the journalism profession. The department consists of six full-time faculty and staff, and regularly employs as lecturers and lab instructors journalists working for Connecticut newspapers and television stations. Students are encouraged to, in addition to their journalism coursework, pursue a major in another department, such as political science or history. In May 2002, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences awarded 37 Bachelors degrees in Journalism; in the Fall of 2002, there were a total of 188 Journalism Majors enrolled at the University. In addition to Journalism majors, students pursuing other degrees often enroll in Journalism classes to fulfill undergraduate requirements for writing courses.
The budgets for materials in Communications Sciences and Journalism are combined, due to their closely related nature. The total budget allocated for both is approximately $22,500, and of this, 71% is spent on serials. Electronic indexing, abstracting, and full-text services purchased by the Libraries' Networked Services budget (not reflected in the above figures) which significantly support Journalism students and faculty include: Academic Universe, Dow Jones Interactive, InfoTrac, and AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive. For a more complete list consult the Journalism Resources by Subject page at: /research/bysubject/Journalism.htm
Journalism faculty and students rely heavily on access to the thousands of online news sources available through research databases such as Academic Universe and Dow Jones Interactive. These services have become principal resources of news libraries containing full-text access to newspapers, wire services, and news transcripts. These resources serve as models for journalism students and are primary tools for teaching and research in the academic setting. Journalism faculty and students also rely on access to statistical sources, government documents, and law & legal materials to support reporting and writing exercises.
Many journalism schools across the country are reviewing their curriculum considering broadening their programs to require such courses as qualitative and quantitative research methods, and developing dual degree programs with law, health care, religion, business and the arts as well as potentially adding a foreign language requirement. Resources critical to students and faculty in other disciplines will become increasingly important to journalism student and faculty if these interdisciplinary curricular changes take place.
Journalism Department Head Maureen Croteau recently expressed her desire that the Library work to develop our collections of materials focusing on minorities and journalism: "One of our priorities is increasing awareness of minority journalists and issues having to do with covering minority communities. The word "minority" can apply to traditional minority U.S. groups, but also to covering anyone who is unlike the reporter. For example, how do reporters cover uneducated people, the poor (regardless of skin tone or ethnic background), people of various religious beliefs, the mentally ill, the aged, etc. We are also interested in historical issues having to do with minority news coverage -- how were issues covered (or not) in the past." A project is currently underway to identify and acquire materials.
There will be an increased emphasis on broadcast journalism in the department. To support this area of focus, there may be an increased need for videotapes, DVD's, etc. to be used in conjunction with broadcast journalism classes. Examples of these types of materials could include recordings of famous broadcaster, or documentaries about the broadcast news media.
The library will continue to support the curriculum and goals of the department as technology changes; for example, the image database AP Photo Archive is now used extensively in the basic and advanced Copy Editing classes.
The University of Connecticut Libraries uses the approval plan services of Yankee Book Peddler to supply the bulk of new monographs. Books are received based on a set profile; notify slips are provided for items that fall outside the profile but which may be of interest. Some titles are selected and ordered from these slips. Publishers who do not discount to Yankee or produce less than five titles a year are not covered. In addition, catalogs from publishers and reviews from various sources are consulted for other materials that might be added to the collections. Specific suggestions from library users, particularly students and faculty, are always given full consideration.
Textbooks, popular reading, guide books, examinations, laboratory manuals, software and hardware manuals are generally not collected. Dissertations must be specifically requested for purchased.
New journal subscriptions related to Journalism are generally ordered pursuant to a student or faculty request. The Library requires special justification, or evidence of demand from our document delivery statistics, to consider titles from for-profit publishers known for rapidly increasing the subscription costs of their titles. Also, addition of new titles may require trade-offs (i.e., cancellations) of currently held titles. (See section Access Development, Acquisition Strategies: Electronic Journals for discussion of electronic journals).
The library regularly purchases videos and DVDs to be used in specific classes. These are generally ordered pursuant to requests from faculty for teaching purposes. Video shelf life is unknown, but with the advent and increasing accessibility of DVD technology, it may be considered to be increasingly limited.
In order to assist Journalism faculty and students to locate the research materials they need, the Library will use a combination of local collections, licensed electronic products, subject and program-based web links, current awareness services, and document delivery and interlibrary loan.
The current array of general electronic indexing, abstracting, full-text services, and current awareness services as well as those specific to Journalism (see section Current Library Expenditures, Networked Services) provided by the Library seems sufficient to meet the above stated objective.
User enthusiasm and economic incentives have caused the library to embrace electronic only access to commercial as well as non-profit journal packages. With the subscription year that begins in January 2004, if a cost savings is available, the libraries are generally converting journal subscriptions that currently bring us both print and electronic copies to electronic-only provision.
We are making this change on a publisher-by-publisher basis. Many of our electronic journals do not come directly by license from the publisher, but instead through aggregator products such as Lexis-Nexis Academic, Dow-Jones, InfoTrac and Wilson Web. The arrangements between aggregators and publishers are constantly in flux. Only when titles are available through multiple aggregators, in a complete and reasonably current version will the cancellation of print be considered.
We have resisted going electronic-only up to now because of concerns about long-term, archival access. Commercial publishers cannot be relied upon to archive their content once the prospect of additional sales approaches nil. Although a solution is far from in place, we believe that technologies now under examination, with funding from the National Science Foundation among others, will yield solutions whereby the largest research libraries will undertake the distributed archiving of digital content in all our interest. We expect that even the largest commercial publishers will, ultimately, cooperate with such an arrangement.
One of the primary goals in the immediate future will be to identify the journals for which we have a subscription but not electronic access, and attempt to add said access. Often the stumbling block for doing so is the license agreement. Additionally, many of the society journals are only now being made available electronically. Often, online access to these titles is free with a print subscription. Retaining access to the already respectable menu of online journals provided by the Library is an ongoing library goal although this effort is becoming increasingly difficult. Because of unsustainable inflation of scholarly journals, electronic only access may be increasingly viewed as a viable option. The question of permanent access to reliable archives of this material is not yet resolved, making such a switch a risky venture.
Furthermore, electronic journals can be hot linked to web based indexes like Web of Science, and the electronic resources listed above. Additionally, the Library's electronic journal locator, eCompass, facilitates the identification of specific e-journal titles "owned" by the Library (i.e., accessible via the University internet domain, ".uconn.edu".)
The Journalism Library Liaison maintains a web page that organizes and promotes a wide range of electronic resources for including locally licensed indexing/abstracting services and full-text resources located at: //research/bysubject/Journalism The liaison welcomes comments on improvements to the page and/or additional sites which should be listed.
DD/ILL is an integral part of all our collection development and access plans. DD/ILL data is actively considered in relation to both journal purchase decisions and collection budget planning. Due, in part, to the small number of faculty and the nature of coursework, as well as our access to numerous online resources, Journalism faculty and students do not frequently use DD/ILL.
As new technologies and resources become available to support teaching and research in Journalism such as electronic photo archives and new or expanded full-text news services, the Libraries will remain cognizant of the importance of these resources as core materials in the discipline and will consider purchase.
The future of collecting to support the Journalism Department in a changing information economy.
Both continuing inflation in the unit cost of print and electronic publications, and expanding demand for new products and services, are the pressing issues currently facing the Libraries. The Libraries do not expect the University to solve this problem by increasing the Libraries' share of limited University resources. The Libraries hope for a continuation of the current level of support, but cannot regard it as guaranteed. Increasingly though, measures of user behavior: circulation by classification and patron affiliation; database use; and ILL/document delivery activity have been and will continue to play a role in budget decision-making.
The significant evolution in collection development and access patterns requires enhanced communication between library staff and the faculty and students they serve. Ongoing dialogue will help ensure that the best choices are being made and that users are knowledgeable about emerging kinds of library resources in terms of access and intelligent use and the risks involved in some of these choices. The Library Liaison Program will continue to be the primary vehicle for this kind of contact.


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Introducing Timeline 3D
May 9, 2008 | 4 min 41 sec
I am really excited to be able to announce to you the new 3D Edition of Bee Docs Timeline. One of the biggest challenges with presenting timeline charts is that you want to be able to display both the full context of your timeline and the display the detail in your timeline.
Introducing Timeline 3D
Hi, I'm Adam Behringer and today I'm really excited to be able to announce to you the new 3D Edition of Bee Docs Timeline.
Why 3D?
One of the biggest challenges with presenting timeline charts is that you want to be able to display both the full context of your timeline, that's the whole story and how the events relate to each other. But, you also want to be able to display the detail in your timeline, that's what happened at a particular event in your timeline.
So how do you display both the full context and the detail? It's challenging!
One way, is you can zoom in and out, like this. But, when you are zoomed in you really don't see much context and when you are zoomed out you really can't see the detail. So, the idea I had was… If you turn it on its side you can see the detail as well as quite a bit of the context. You can also move the piece of paper back and forth to go through your timeline and tell the story of what happened.
3D: How to Navigate
— Start with a regular timeline
— Press the "3D" Toolbar Button
— ARROW KEYS = traverse events
— RETURN = toggle zoom
— SPACE BAR = toggle 2D / 3D
— Your Apple Remote Works Too!
— Press ESC to Exit
Sharing 3D Timelines
Besides viewing your timeline in full screen 3D, there are some new export options that you can share your 3D timeline with other people. In the toolbar there's a Devices button. If you click that button, you can choose your Apple device that you'd like to optimize your 3D timeline video for.
It has an iPhone option which will create a movie that you can play on your iPhone. It has an iPod option which will optimize the movie for a video iPod. It also has an AppleTV option and then in the File menu there is a QuickTime export where you can export full quality high definition video of your timeline.
And last but not least, you can now export to Keynote. If you click the Keynote tool in the toolbar, you choose a presentation size and it will automatically create a Keynote presentation for you with one slide for each event in your timeline.
Available for Download: May 12, 2008
— www.beedocs.com/download
— Standard Edition: $40
— 3D Edition: $65
— Upgrades Available for $25
So that's the new Bee Docs Timeline 3D Edition. Be on the lookout for it. It should be up on our downloads page on May 12th. Download it and try it out and let me know what you think. My e-mail address is Adam at Bee Documents dot com. Feel free to send me an e-mail with feedback or questions that you have. I really look forward to hearing what people think of the new features.
— "ditto ditto" by ditto ditto, via ccMixter.org
— Special Thanks:
— Gary C Martin, 3D Programming
— Exbiblio, Camera Equipment


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Beyonce Is Now the Woman With the Most Grammy Nominations Ever
Nominations for the 2015 Grammy Awards were only just announced, but Beyonce is already one of the event's big winners.
Drake Reveals Title of Next Album
Drake has a crazy amount of projects on his plate -- including hosting the ESPY Awards on Wednesday (July 16) -- but that hasn't stopped him from adding yet one more. He announced the title of his upcoming fourth album will be 'Views From the 6,' Billboard reports.
Miley Cyrus Responds to Prom Invite
Miley Cyrus has responded to a fan's request to accompany him to his prom.
Watch the Epic Bud Light 2014 Super Bowl Commercial Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger [VIDEO]
Pretty much everything that Arnold Schwarzenegger has ever done has been big, so you can bet his commercial for this year's Super Bowl is EPIC.
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Hilary Duff + Her Hockey-Player Husband Are Splitting Up
Sad news for Hilary Duff and her family.
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Good news for readers who have been worried that a movie adaptation of 'Fifty Shades of Grey' won't be as sexy as the book: The producers of the flick will be releasing it in two versions, one for mainstream audiences and one for hardcore fans.
Lorde Calls Nicki Minaj + Drake's Music 'Irrelevant'
Lorde has already dissed Selena Gomez and David Guetta -- and kind of dissed Taylor Swift -- so next up for some shade? Nicki Minaj and Drake!
Mariah Carey + Ariana Grande Among Performers on 'Christmas in Rockefeller Center'
People who like to compare the vocal talents of Mariah Carey and Ariana Grande are going to have an easier time of it next month. Both diva and diva-in-training are among those just announced as performers on the upcoming TV special 'Christmas in Rockefeller Center.'
Miley Cyrus Shares BANGERZ Tour Video Promo
The world is getting its first peek at Miley Cyrus' upcoming Bangerz tour -- and it looks exactly like you think it would!
Watch Beyonce Facetime With a Fan
Leave it to Beyonce to find a way to top herself.
She recently made headlines worldwide for photobombing a teen's selfie mid-concert. Well, Bey's done it again, and she's outdone herself -- by using an audience member's iPhone to FaceTime another fan in the middle of a show!


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Monday, January 27, 2014
Shape Up NYC's Couch to 5K: Group Run
at Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Join us for our new running group in Prospect Park on Mondays!
Category: Fitness
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Mad. Sq. Art 2013: Giuseppe Penone: "Ideas of Stone (Idee di pietra)"
at Oval Lawn (in Madison Square Park), Manhattan
6:00 a.m.
Madison Square Park Conservancy's Mad. Sq. Art announces a new sculptural installation for fall 2013 by renowned Italian artist Giuseppe Penone, consisting of three monumental, 30-foot tall bronze trees. "Ideas of Stone (Idee di pietra)" featuring Penone's signature manipulation of the trees' natural forms, will interact with Madison Square Park's lush landscape to highlight the relationships amongst man, sculpture and nature.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Art, Tours
Whimsical Winter Wonderland exhibit
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
These American and international artists' works will charm and delight the spirit of the child or the child within.
Category: Art, Winter Holidays
Arsenal Gallery Black History Month Exhibition: The March
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
In commemoration of Black History Month, the Arsenal Gallery is pleased to present The March, an exhibition that includes work from seventeen artists.
Category: Art, History
Close: A Journey in Scotland at The New York Botanical Garden
at The New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.
A look at Scottish landscape design and land art.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Art
The Wild Garden Exhibit
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Use this hands-on exhibit to illuminate the history, ecology, and management of the woodlands, and learn why these landscapes are so essential to the purpose of Central Park.
Category: History
New York State Pavilion Listening Sessions
at Queens Theatre (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
NYC Parks cordially invites you to a series of listening sessions regarding the New York State Pavilion at Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Category: Talks
CANCELLED: Central Park Tour: Belvedere's Kingdom
at Belvedere Castle (in Central Park), Manhattan
12:00 p.m.–1:15 p.m.
Take a walk around the landscapes dominated by historic Belvedere Castle, situated high on Vista Rock.
Category: Education, Nature, History, Tours
Abs Workout
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Exercise workout focusing on abs, especially strength training your core
Category: Sports
Meditation Class
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–1:45 p.m.
Join us and learn some basic hatha yoga techniques to initiate relaxation. Learn how to influence changes within our physical and emotional responses to stress. Focus will be on…
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These Italian sparkling wines are semi-sweet, soft, and easy drinking.
Typically light to medium-bodied, dry, fresh, and grapey, these elegant examples are considered a refreshing aperitif.
Made by a variety of methods from simple late harvest to being fortified with brandy, these offer heady floral spice and honeysuckle aromatics and concentrated apricot and peach fruit flavors. Some examples, notably those from Australia, often have more raisin, toffee, nut, and caramel flavors.
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1 dead, 1 injured in KCK crash
Updated On: Oct 07 2013 09:24:46 PM CDT
A woman was killed and another was injured in a crash in Kansas City, Kan., late Monday afternoon, police confirmed.
Officers said they were called to the scene of the crash at South 12th and Dodson Streets about 5 p.m.
Police said the driver of the vehicle ran into a construction area. It was not immediately clear whether the driver didn't see that the road was closed or she lost control of the vehicle.
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene. A passenger was taken to a hospital with critical injuries.
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Bemidji State Universitys faculty and staff are displaying their artistic talents at the fifth annual Midwinter Interlude art show, open now through March 14 in the universitys Ramsey Gallery.
The Ramsey Gallery is located in the Bangsberg Fine Arts Complex. The barrier-free gallery is open to the public free of charge.
An open house reception will be held Thursday, Feb. 27, from 3-6 p.m. in the Ramsey Gallery lobby; refreshments will be served, there will be live music throughout the evening, and many of the participating artists will be available for a meet-and-greet.
The Midwinter Interlude has grown from 17 exhibitors during the inaugural show to nearly 30. Works on display have included photography, stained glass, sculpture, jewelry, quilting, knitting, drawing and painting, fishing tackle, and other forms of arts and crafts.
Deb Krueger, office and administrative specialist for Hagg-Sauer Hall; (218) 755-2950
Photo gallery from 2012 Midwinter Interlude
About Bemidji State University Bemidji State University, located in northern Minnesotas lake district, occupies a wooded campus along the shore of Lake Bemidji. Enrolling more than 5,000 students, the University offers more than 50 undergraduate majors and nine graduate programs encompassing arts, sciences and select professional programs. The University is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system and has a faculty and staff of more than 550. University signature themes include environmental stewardship, civic engagement and global and multi-cultural understanding. For further information about the University, visit bemidjistate.edu. Become a fan of Bemidji State University on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.


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While there are some pretty crazy teen fads out there -- nail art is a trend that's pretty tame -- and really cute. Teach your daughter how to do one of these easy and age-appropriate nail art designs for her next sleepover, school dance or mall date -- and rack up some super-cool mom points.
17 Crazy-Cute DIY Nail Art Designs for Teen and Tween Girls
Totally cute designs! I think I'd consider some of those for myself (probably just on an accent nail, instead of all of them). Does anyone here have a tween/teen girl? If so, do they paint their nails often?


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A longhouse community in Kanowit is fed up with the Barisan Nasional's empty promises of water tanks. They tell RFS that they trust Pakatan Rakyat to deliver its development promises and will give PKR's candidate their vote at the next general election.
RFS brings you an update on the saga of Prof Aziz Bari who has received a death threat in the form of a bullet and a warning note.
Can James Masing be a true Dayak defender as he harbors the intention of turning PRS into the leading Dayak party? Two political observers share their views with RFS listeners on the latest Dayak politics.
Pakatan Rakyat's good governance in Penang and Selangor is making Barisan Nasional jittery of its chances to recapture the two states. RFS brings you the speech of Mohamed Sabu, the eloquent leader of PAS on PR's people-centric policies.


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It's Not About the Number of Followers! youtube.comSubmitted by edfryed Sep 07 2013 in Social 6 Comments Discuss (6) |
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Patrick Coombe @patrickcoombe Mod
Standing ovation! So on point. I am going to watch this with our team on Monday morning. He is so so so right in everything he says. Love this guy and his cool looking office.
Ed Fry @edfryed Admin
Love this principle, less so that it's slamming British Airways (Disclaimer: I'm a total plane geek with a lot of love for the red, white and blue...), but hey!
What do you think? Funnily enough at the other end of the scale, I've seen tweets and shares and retweets etc. from "influential" accounts with a high number of followers make a very small dent by contrast.
What matters? The number of followers, or the number of people who pick up a story and share it, or something else?
Mark Traphagen @marktraphagen Mod
Love this! I've personally witnessed this happen, where I shared something on a social network where I have a huge following and...crickets. Then some "small" user reshares it, but her share gets noticed by someone with a little bit bigger network and he reshare it and...before you know it it's blown up.
I'm going to save this video to show to anyone who is thinking in terms of raw follower numbers.
Boom Office Journal @Boom_Office
well i try to watch but the isp isn't good enough here sure to try over again.
Ondrej Hudecek @houdascom
Gary's passion is contagius. I watch his videos when I am unmotivated and/or lazy, they are a much needed kick in the ass. Also, I wish I had 6 followers :/ Haha.
Bill Sebald @billsebald Mod
In this case raw numbers isn't more than just the easiest gauge, it's actually a sign of the size of your base net. I get what he's saying, and in many cases in marketing data where marketers try to hitch a wagon because its tangible, here's an instance where I'd be thrilled with a high follower count. If you have 5 followers, and one is a show runner for a talk show, you may have more with 5,000 followers. I'd work to build my followers and produce the best content. Not either/or.
It wasn't lost on me, but I found it a little sensational. The kind of thing that gets lots of shares :)


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Canopy, sleigh, four-posterwhen it comes to bedroom design, these 14 beds are what dreams are made of
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Composed of wooden balls made of burnt and waxed ash and finished by hand, this bed looks wildly out of proportion—in the best possible way. Truly modern and incredibly unique, it's the most unexpected four poster bed design we've seen.
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In the News
A parenting perspective on the latest headlines
Oct 4, 2012
Pacifiers May Hinder Boys' Emotional Growth
A recent study finds that giving your little boy a binky may stop his ability to develop emotionally. How serious should parents take this study? A local expert weighs in.
When the crying just won't stop, a lot of parents turn to their trusty pal the pacifier. But pacifiers could be halting more than momentary fussiness.
The binky may be stunting emotional growth in boys, a study published in the Journal of Basic and Applied Social Psychology found. Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison discovered that when used heavily, pacifiers could stop infants – specifically boys – from mimicking facial expressions.
"We can talk to infants, but at least initially they aren't going to understand what the words mean," Paula Niedenthal, lead author of the study, said in a press release. "So the way we communicate with infants at first is by using the tone of our voice and our facial expressions."
About the study
For one part of the study, Niedenthal and a team of researchers showed more than 100 kids a video of facial expressions. The discovery? That 6- and 7-year-old boys who used pacifiers heavily as children did a poor job mimicking the facial expressions shown in the video, the study says.
In addition, the researchers found that male college students whose parents recalled them using pacifiers heavily as children scored lowest on tests measuring emotional intelligence, such as the ability to gauge the moods of others.
Pacifier use while sleeping or during quiet time didn't factor in as an issue, the study notes, because during those times children are not mimicking facial expressions.
Boys vs. girls
So why are these results only found in boys? Niedenthal says it is possible girls develop earlier than boys, or that it may be society.
"It could be that parents are inadvertently compensating for girls using the pacifier, because they want their girls to be emotionally sophisticated. Because that's a girly thing," Niedenthal said in the release. "Since girls are not expected to be unemotional, they're stimulated in other ways."
How damaging are pacifiers?
Ultimately, is pacifier use detrimental to boys' emotional development?
Eric Herman, clinical psychologist at the DMC Children's Hospital of Michigan, says he would be worried if parents allowed their child to have a pacifier all the time, but he says the study could be "easily misunderstood."
"There's a difference between causation and correlation," Herman explains. "There's no causal link here to say if the children use a pacifier that it directly causes this kind of a problem. They're recognizing … there may be some connection to the use of a pacifier."
Herman explains there are numerous things parents do to pacify their children – and that anything in excess is not a good thing.
And it's true, Herman says, that if a child has a pacifier in his mouth all day, that's a problem, because "it's really hard to talk with a pacifier in your mouth."
"It's better not to have it in your mouth. You can do all the things your mouth should be doing," Herman says, including the natural mimicking humans do naturally. "If the pacifier's in your mouth, you can't do certain things."
Helping all kids develop emotionally
Children develop by struggling and by being upset, Herman says, but "allowing kids to go through the ups and downs" of development is often challenging for mom and dad.
"For a lot of parents – they're little, they're cute (and) you don't want to see them struggle," he says.
Herman suggests that on top of allowing kids to cry and get upset, parents should show kids how to interact and also talk to them about feelings.
Bottom line: "Parents shouldn't be too worried" about pacifiers, Herman says, just so long as kids aren't constantly plugged up with one.
But "if parents can do it without a pacifier," he adds, "I'm all for it."
I had a pacifier dilemma about whether to let our 2nd child use one. I eventually gave in but still have a love hate relationship with it.
Fun reading the strings. My son was so attached to his pacifier that it started to become a real problem. We could not go anywhere without making sure that we had a pacifier in hand. My friend absolutely raved about the bye bye binky method so we decided to give it a try. All I can say is WOW, worked beautifully for my son with no tantrums, not even one! Super easy and four days later he had no interest in his binky. We really were amazed… highly recommended.


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"Out Of The Blue" (Ritchie Cordell - Bo Gentry) [Notes: 1) OK, so this wasn't such a big hit but it's always been one of my (and Tommy James' own) favorites. 2) You could substitute D13 for D7 to cover the B in the high harmonies, but the guitar actually plays D7.] Intro (really a verse without the first two lines): F Fm I was so downhearted baby C D7 Till I met with you Chorus: G7sus4 G7 You took me (took me) out of the blue G7sus4 G7 You shook me (shook me) out of the blue Verse 1: Dm7 G7 C F Out of the blue into your arms, oh I came Dm7 G7 C C+ Out of the blue, leavin' the pain behind F Fm Just as everything was falling C D7 You came into view [repeat chorus] Verse 2: Out of the blue into a love so real, yeah Out of the blue, how very strange it feels Everything was so ungroovy Till you pulled me through [repeat chorus] Bridge: C F / / / / / / / / C F C You passed my way, I passed your name F C And since that day I'm not the same Dm7 I felt so hard for you G7sus4 G7 For every little part of you Verse 3: Out of the blue into your arms, oh I came Out of the blue, into your love just in time Everything was so ungroovy Till you pulled me through [repeat chorus] Coda (repeat to fade): Dm7 G7 C C+ Out of the blue, baby you took me out of the blue -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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Cokato, Minn. –B. Tuff Jeans is excited to announce that Team Roper, Kollin VonAhn has joined B. Tuff Jean's Tuff Team.
VonAhn, originally from Iowa, made the switch from Cinch to a Midwestern company that knows all too well where his roots come from. Raising, riding and breaking horses were second nature to VonAhn's family growing up. He had the passion as a youngster and has grown up to be one of the best heelers in the industry people look up to. "VonAhn was a natural fit for B. Tuff Jeans" commented Lisa Bollin owner and CEO of B. Tuff Jeans. "When Kollin decided to make the move, we knew that his tough and competitive edge with a positive outlook on life was perfect," stated Bollin.
VonAhn is sitting 7th in the standings at $53,586; ready to take another ride to the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas again this year! VonAhn won the world in 2009 with partner Nick Sartain and it appears with the way 2013 is sitting, he is going to make another run at it this year! "I am excited for the finals and couldn't be more happy to be part of the Tuff Team," stated VonAhn.
B. Tuff Jean's Tuff Team currently consists of Bareback Rider and Model, Casey Colletti; Bull Rider, Seth Glause; Barrel Horse Trainer, Lance Graves; Rodeo Announcer, Matt Palmer, and many others. VonAhn helps bring the team together by adding a Team Roper to the mix.
While VonAhn's main role on the team is doing what he does best as a heeler, don't be surprised to see him pop up in some advertising soon. B. Tuff Jeans just finished up a photo shoot with VonAhn and on his side was fiancé Angie Meadors who also represents the women's line, Cowgirl Tuff Company. So watch out, you may see some edgy true romance in the advertising world around the corner from Cowgirl Tuff Company and B. Tuff jeans.
Watch for some hot new shots of VonAhn this year representing B. Tuff Jeans. To see the latest visit www.btuffjeans.com or follow them on Facebook and Twitter.
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The San Diego Chargers recorded the first win of the Mike McCoy era in impressive fashion, defeating the Arizona Cardinals 24-7.
The Cardinals started the game with the ball but the Bolts defense forced them to punt. On the attempt,
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Turning Point
The Arizona Cardinals had just put seven points on the board to cut the Chargers lead to 14-7 when Charlie Whitehurst and the offense responded in resilient fashion. They orchestrated a seven-play, 80-yard drive in 2:09, culminating in a five-yard touchdown run by Fozzy Whittaker. The score was set up by a 57-yard catch and spring up the left sideline by Ladarius Green. By going back up by 14 points, 21-7, the Chargers took back command of the game.
It was Over When…
Nick Novak's 50-yard kick gave the Chargers a three-score cushion toward the end of the third quarter, taking whatever wind Arizona had out of their sails. The Cardinals were never able to recover.
Play of the Game
It's the type of play that Dwight Freeney has made countless times over his career, and is why many believe he's a sure-fire Hall of Famer. On the last play of the first half, Freeney put a spin move on the Cardinals' left tackle that left him flat on his back. Number 93 then turned on the jets and crushed Carson Palmer with a bone-rattling hit.
Stat of the Game
Kwame Geathers blocked a field goal midway through the second quarter. The last time the Chargers blocked a field goal in the regular season occurred when Adrian Dingle blocked a Jets field goal on November 3, 2002.
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"This is what the game's all about. This is what we do it for. The difference in the locker room, the reaction and the feeling in the locker room is the greatest feeling in the world. This is what we do. This is what we work every week (for). The coaches spend endless hours in the office. The players work all year long and all training camp long to win football games. That's what we're all paid to do. Dean Spanos, he wants to win. And that's what we're all about here." – Head Coach Mike McCoy
"A win is a win. They don't all count, but they all matter. We can learn from this. We can grow from this. And we can get a little confidence. The thing that really excited me, and the entire team, was the energy that we came out with. We had a real bite to us. A real fight about us. And that needs to be recreated in practice and games down the line. And that just has to be a weekly thing. If we do that, we'll give ourselves a chance" – Center
"I don't care what it is, it feels good to win. We're all competitors out here. I don't care if it's tic-tac-toe, checkers or whatever we're doing, we want to win. And that's how we like to do it." – Outside Linebacker Dwight Freeney
"No matter what you say about the preseason, that it doesn't impact the record or that there's nothing on the line, that's wrong. We're out there competing and as a professional player you want to go out there, execute and win. So to go out there, get a complete win and play well in all three phases – that's what it's going to take for us to win a championship." – Safety
Odds and Ends
In his first game of the preseason,
The Chargers were 8-for-15 on third downs, converting at a 53-percent clip.
Antonio Gates recorded a team leading three receptions for 29 yards. Ladarius Green led the way with 57 yards on a single catch.
The rushing attack eclipsed the 100-yard barrier yet again, totaling 127 yards on the ground.
Ryan Mathews led the way with 57 yards on 14 carries (4.1 ypg) and one touchdown.
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Three hackers connected to 'Anonymous,' Sony arrested in Spain
Wonder who was behind those crippling attacks on the PlayStation Network? (Separate from the continued attacks on Sony by Lulzsec, a flamboyant hacking group that publicizes its raids on Twitter.) Spanish police say they've got at least three of the hackers responsible for Sony's outages, pegging them as Anonymous.
You've no doubt heard of Anonymous by now: it's a group that's not a group, a loose collective of Internet "hacktivists" that uses computer attacks to make points and champion causes. High profile cyber-raids defending WikiLeaks and antagonizing Scientology put Anonymous on the map, and even NATO is now gunning for 'em.
Anonymous has since denied attacking Sony, though as a leaderless entity, its unofficial spokespeople could not say that elements of Anonymous were not at play in the raid.
Spanish police arrested the trio in Almeria, Barcelona and Alicante, three different cities in Spain, and say that the hackers were using a server in Gijon, in northern reaches of the country. Of course, it's easy to pin the Anonymous name to the three hackers, and the value of doing so is questionable anyhow, considering the structureless structure of an, uh, organization lacking organization.
From Reuters:
Spanish police alleged the three arrested "hacktivists" had been involved in the recent attack on Sony's PlayStation online gaming store which crippled the service for over a month, as well as cyber-attacks on Spanish banks BBVA and Bankia and the Italian energy group Enel.
Anonymous members have faced legal action in both the U.S. and Britain, though this is the first time they will do so in Spain. The Spanish police don't consider this a closed case, meaning more arrests could be made.
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I had been eyeing Wyoming's Jackson Hole as a vacation destination since the day I read the Four Seasons website's section on Warm Weather Activities in Jackson Hole. There was not a single item on their list of sample activities that I was not interested in. The fly fishing in particular had caught my eye.
As a long time angler with no fly fishing experience I had always wanted to try it, but never had the courage to risk the rare sacred fishing vacations on learning the technique. Fortunately for me, the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole staff is quite diverse and includes in-house fly fishing guides who are happy to train guests in the art of fly-fishing. So when it came time to booking our Jackson escape fly fishing was at the top of my to do list.
As a parent of a four-year-old, getting away for personal adventures while on vacation is never easy. Even when I am able to, I am generally plagued by twinges of guilt over my personal enjoyment at the expense of spending time with my little girl. Fortunately for me, this proved a perfect place to do it since there is such an abundance of child-friendly activities. So while I plotted my fly fishing escape, I made sure my conscience was eased by organizing some wonderful activities for my daughter and my wife.
While I was to indulge in my Wyoming fly fishing trip fantasy, my daughter, Molly, would indulge in a few dreams of her own. As an animal lover who has always wanted to ride a horse, she was ecstatic to learn that she would get to go horseback riding—and would even get to ride her very own horse. After that she was booked to go for a bike ride in the countryside, swim in the pool and finally retire to a delicious meal at the resort's Westbank Grill. So it was that we arrived at the Four Seasons' reception fully armed with an itinerary for all.
Soon after entering our room, I received a call; it was John, the resort's lead fly fishing guide and my guide for the following day. He wanted to know what I wanted to eat for our shore lunch. He offered various dishes, but said that the kitchen could prepare pretty much anything I wanted. I said I was not picky and let him decide for me. This proved to be foreshadowing of the astonishing level of service I would experience on the fly-fishing trip and the whole vacation in general.
The next morning, I met John in the lobby. A reserved, yet exceptionally amicable man, John introduced himself and, after we grabbed a coffee from the lounge, he took me out front where the SUV and boat were waiting.
It was a beautifully carved, custom-built drift boat. I marveled at the craftsmanship. John informed me that the man who builds the boats still takes orders, but the waiting list is five years long. Although the seats were extremely comfortable, I spent almost the entire seven-hour trip standing up, thanks to the perfectly-designed, hip-hugging platforms in front of the seats.
After a short drive, we arrived at a private-access boat launch. After brief preparation, we launched and anchored nearby. John then taught me the basics of fly fishing: how to cast and mend the line afterwards. I was spared the chore of tying the flies, thanks to John, and I was soon drifting down the river casting in the sunshine.
Fly fishing, it turns out, is a much more active endeavor than the rod-and-reel style I had grown up with. Falling much heavier on the sporting side of things, fly fishing (in this particular scenario) required frequent casting and recasting; strategic placement of the fly; a subtle touch for mending the line; and constant focus. Focus was critical: the fish were quite cautious and would spit out a fly in less than a second after striking.
So as soon as I got a nibble—either saw the fish actually strike or the fly dip ever so slightly—I had to set the hook. Fortunately, there were an almost endless number of opportunities to practice, since the Snake River Cutthroats were plenty cautious, though still aggressive.
By noon, I had landed about seven small trout—and missed out on another dozen or so who struck, but I failed to land. It was time for our shore lunch. Shore lunch for me has typically been frying up the catch of the day or heating a can of baked beans if the fishing was bad. But since we were just catching and releasing, and since this was a Four Seasons excursion, it would not be a typical shore lunch.
Beef tenderloin, grilled vegetables, fresh bread, prawns and Caprese Salad, followed by flourless chocolate cake and fresh berries, all prepared that morning by a Four Seasons chef… truly my most memorable shore lunch. Drink choices ranged from Gatorade and soda to locally brewed beer and Pinot Noir. This meal was an event in itself.
Insisting that he take care of everything, John prepared the table and food, then packed it up and put it away in the blink of an eye. After the brief respite, I was back on the water and landing more trout.
John was an exceptional guide, and, as I learned by the time the trip ended, an exceptional person. Understated, but extremely capable, he guided me down the river pointing out prime locations for catching fish. On occasion he would even jump out of the boat and hold it in place while I fished a prime location, or he'd row against the current to hold us in a good spot for a little while.
By the end of the day, I had landed 11 fish (if you count the one that hit me in the chest and bounced back into the water). But beyond that, I learned a great deal about a sport that I'd always been a little intimidated by. I also basked in the sunshine while drifting along with a cold beer, enjoying candid views of the local wildlife and Wyoming's remarkable natural beauty. It was a trip I will never forget—and, I hope, one day repeat.
Read more about Jackson Hole in Four Seasons Magazine.
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Read about "Hiking with Kids in Jackson Hole" in Four Seasons Magazine.
Jake Gosselin completed his undergraduate degree in Anthropology at the University of Toronto before heading to New York where he finished his MFA in English and Writing at Southampton College of Long Island University. He then moved to Vancouver where he wrote web copy for a marketing firm. He currently lives in Southern California where he works as a freelance writer and restaurant website producer for Four Seasons.
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Brittany Ferries offer a fast craft ferry on this route that has a reduced crossing time of 3 hours and 45 minutes. They also have an economie service that runs Tuesday to Thursday.
The ferries to Le Harve which take 5 hours or more, there are cabins available, some outside and inside cabins. Some of the cabins are wheelchair accessible, others are also pet friendly cabins.
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Le Havre is a port that sits at the mouth of the Seine, and has been long established as the harbour for Paris – indeed Le Havre is French for "the harbour". Goods would reach Le Havre and be transferred to barges for the journey to the French capital down the Seine. Today Le Havre remains a popular arrival and departure point for people journeying to and from England.
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Stackable City Cars Could Change The Idea of Ownership
I've talked before about the idea of Car Sharing. You don't actually own a car, you own a membership in a car sharing program, so you can pick up a car when you need one, but not have to deal with all the ownership problems of autos.
MIT has taken the idea one step further with these stackable City Cars.
MIT is working in conjunction with GM on these cars:
The City Car is a stackable electric two-passenger city vehicle. The one-way sharable user model is designed to be used in dense urban areas. Vehicle Stacks will be placed throughout the city to create an urban transportation network that takes advantage of existing infrastructure such as subway and bus lines. By placing stacks in urban spaces and key points of convergence, the vehicle allows the citizens the flexibility to combine mass transit effectively with individualized mobility. The stack receives incoming vehicles and electrically charges them. Similar to luggage carts at the airport, users simply take the first fully charged vehicle at the front of the stack. The City car is NOT a replacement for personal vehicles, taxis, buses, or trucks; it is a NEW vehicle type that promotes a socially responsible and more effective means of urban mobility.
You can see a video of how they might work here:
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Extended Interview: Ben Mankiewicz shares his 2013 Oscar snubs and surprises
It's not a great day for Ben Affleck, but it is a great day for Bradley Cooper. Movie reviewer Ben Mankiewicz shares his thoughts on the Oscar snubs, surprises and sure things.
"I think that one of the big surprises was both 'Argo' and 'Zero Dark Thirty' didn't get director nominations. It's a bad day for the CIA," said Mankiewicz.
Mankiewicz says in his opinion 'Argo' is one of the best movies of the year. It's well directed, well paced and thrilling to watch from start to finish.
"Ben Affleck is one of the best directors working and I think he deserves an Oscar nomination," Mankiewicz said.
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He also says it seems this year that the Academy steered away from movies with controversy which could be why "Django Unchained" and "Zero Dark Thirty" didn't get director nominations.