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Open Thread: Bronze Medal Game - USA vs. Finland
Both teams come off of devastating losses to their neighbors and rivals. Sweden and Canada are off to the Gold medal game. Finland and USA need to put yesterday's games behind them quickly and get focused today. The bronze medal game is still hugely important, and the difference between 3rd and 4th is massive. This is also big for the US in that it will affect the total Olympic medal count.
Let's hope the boys in red, white, and blue get back to work. Maybe score some goals, eh?
Bronze Medal Game: USA vs. Finland, 10:00 a.m. EST
Tv: NBCSN
All-time hockey medals: USA 2 gold, 8 silver, 1 bronze; Finland 0, 2, 3
USA's lone bronze medal came in 1936.
OT: Dutch Speed Skating Coach Advice to US: Stop Wasting Talent "in a sport that sucks"
Coach Jillert Anema is talking about football, and he does have a point. If the US dropped football and had everyone instead focus on speed skating, I'm sure the US would be better at it than it is now. I don't think it's a stretch to think that someone like Denard Robinson, if he were a speed skater from childhood, would be quite good at that sport. .
"You have a lot of attention on a foolish sport like American football and you waste a lot of talent, athletic talent, on a sport that is meant to kill each other, to injure each other. ... You're so narrow-minded, and then you want to compete against the world [in other sports] when you waste a lot of time, good talent on a sport that sucks," he said.
OTOH, I doubt football linemen would have much success as speed skaters, and of course there's the whole thing about his claim that the most popular game in the US sucks. To each his own I suppose.
Open Thread: Semifinals - USA vs. Canada
This is what hockey is all about. Two fierce rivals going head to head with a chance to play for Gold on the line. Sweden has already defeated its rival, Finland, and awaits the winner of USA vs. Canada.
I certainly haven't forgotten about 4 years ago, as I imagine is the case with every fan of US hockey. "Zach Parise out of a net-bound scramble, and the game is tied..." Pure elation followed by devastation. As one wise commenter on the blog stated, the effects of that game were clearly shown on the players faces. The aftermath of the final in Vancouver did not have the feel of friendly congratulations that were seen in Salt Lake City 8 years prior. Let's hope this team wants revenge as much as us fans do.
Olympic Semifinals: USA vs. Canada, Noon EST
Tv: NBC Sports
Open Thread: Quarterfinals - USA vs. Czech Republic
We are now halfway through the quarterfinals. The Swedes and Finns already advanced by beating Slovenia and Russia, respectively. Here's how the bracket looks (my crude version):
The semifinals have the potential to be rematches of the last two Olympic finals, but the focus is now on 1998 gold medalists Czech Republic (seriously, Jagr was there).
USA vs. Czech Republic
Noon, EST. TV: USA Network
NBC Olympics President U of M grad
OT: didn't see it among the noted ties between the Olympics and the University of Michigan (I apologize if I missed it). Anyways, the guy running the whole shebang for NBC is Gary Zenkel--Michigan alum-letterman(golf)-big time family donor.
Wolverines at the Sochi Olympics
So it sounds like no one has posted Sochi Olympians with U-M ties (says justingoblue). [Edit: Lies! Meson found the Dec 2 post by James Burrill Angell.]
Per MGoBlue.com there are eight:
USA: Max Pacioretty (hockey); Meryl Davis & Charlie White, Maia & Alex Shibutani, and Evan Bates (ice dancing).
Sweden: Carl Hagelin (hockey).
Austria: Brian Lebler (hockey).
Go Blue! Go USA!


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December 24, 2010 | All Things Digital
Just in time for Christmas, Skype say it has restored its group video calling feature. Still unrestored is the offline instant messaging feature. Also still outstanding from CEO Tony Bates and his team is a full explanation about what caused Skype to fail for the better part of two days. He promises that will be coming early next week.
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Asus's slim 'Zenbook' Ultrabook, a worthy MacBook Air rival
The mightiest Ultrabooks aren't due until next year, but netbook pioneer Asus is looking to get ahead of the pack after releasing more EeePCs than you'll ever care to remember. This time around, however, Asus isn't aiming to ship the cheapest computer. The company wants to bring some premium look to the drab PC world.
As Asus' Chairman Jonney Shih put it, the company is focusing on balance. Its 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch Zenbooks is a combination of beautiful design and speedy performance. Read on to find out if there really is any zen in Asus's Zenbooks.
Thin and Light, But Strong and Sturdy
Both the 11.6-inch UX21 and the 13.3-inch UX31 Zenbooks are cut from aluminum with a brushed metal design. The lid is designed with a "metallic spun finish" to dazzle — and it does. Closed up the UX21 tapers from 0.67 to 0.11 inches and weighs 2.43 pounds. The larger UX31 tapers from 0.71 to 0.11 inches. It's a marvel how Asus was able to make these Ultrabooks without making them feel flimsy, because they most certainly do not.
How strong does a Zenbook feel? We held it in one hand from one corner and there is no bend. There is no flex to the screen either. Call it ultra-hardened aluminum or whatever you want, the Zenbooks can probably survive a good roughing in a travel pack.
Bang and Olufsen Sound
Usually, notebooks in this class (13-inch and under) have poor audio. It's not because computer makers don't want to cram in lovely speakers, but simply because there isn't enough room. It's no surprise, then, that Asus proudly touts the Zenbook's inclusion of Bang and Olufsen ICEpower audio.
Our first impression is that the sound is definitely capable. It's loud and clear, even in a somewhat noisy room full of reporters. The sound might not seem impressive on the 13-inch Zenbook, but when you hear it from the tiny 11-inch, you'd think your ears are deceiving you. If you've an audio buff and crave better than average sound in your notebook, Asus has you covered here.
Speed and Power
Equipped with the latest second-gen Core i5 and Core i7 processors, the Zenbooks keep up with the times with 4GB of RAM, 128GB/256GB SATA III SSDs and ultra crisp displays (1366x768 for the 11.6-inch, 1600x900 for the 13.3-inch). Batteries are rated for five and seven hours, respectively, and seven to 10 days of standby. Coupled with Windows 7 Home 64-bit, and these notebooks should fly.
Another great feature about the Zenbooks is its two-second instant-on upon waking up from sleep. With speed like that, Asus says its Zenbooks should mimic the instantness of a smartphone. We're inclined to agree, as the Zenbooks were incredibly fast to wake up — sometimes in less than two seconds. The MacBook Air already brags about it instant-on, so why not Asus?
Breaking the Harmony
As great as Bang and Olufsen sound, powerful processors, sharp crispy screens and super instant-on are, the Zenbooks break the balance with a few issues. The chiclet keyboard lacks springiness, forcing you to press harder on the keys to register them, the glass trackpad is laggy (majorly slow — you can see the drag on the screen) and there's no back-lighting on the keys. In comparison, this year's MacBook Airs have back-lit keys, smooth trackpads and excellent keyboards.
By no means are the Zenbooks bad Ultrabooks or computers — they really are sleek products that ooze that premium feel Asus is looking to capture — but the aforementioned issues do compromise the experience, especially since typing and mousing are core to of using a computer.
Asus's 11.6-inch UX21 and UX31 are available starting today. Prices start at $999 for the UX21 and $1,099 for the UX31. Are the Zenbooks some of the sharpest MacBook Air competitors? Well, with only the 13.3-inch Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook available for $899, it ultimately comes down to whether the Zenbooks sleeker design is worth the extra cash.
Via Asus
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Paso del Norte Tango Club proudly presents
Argentine Tango Workshop with
Daniela Arcuri
Master Teacher, Choreographer, Performer
Daniela Arcuri grew up in the heart of Buenos Aires where she graduated from the prestigious Escuela National de Danzas and Instituto Nacional de Gimnasia in Buenos Aires. She began her professional tango career with legendary tango dancers Juan Carlos Copes, Maria Nieves, and Pepito Avellaneda. She taught and choreographed Eduardo Arquimbau's Tango Academy in Buenos Aires and has won world-wide acclaim for teaching/performing in more than 200 cities in Europe and the U.S. performing with such important artists as Julio Iglesias, Madonna, among others. Daniela is now teaching in the U.S.A. and residing in Austin, TX. www.danielaarcuri4tango.com
y Night Tango Lesson and Practica
See us on Seize the Deal (click the link for more info!)
This is a great way to introduce your friends to Tango!
For a limited time only, we will be showcasing private lessons through our community parnterships!
For those of you who are new, this deal is for you!
New Year's Eve Party
December 31
9:00 p.m.—1:00 a.m.
The Best New Year's Eve Party in Town!!!
Argentine Tango, Latin and Ball room dance
Buffet Dinner
$25.00 per person
Paso Del Norte Tango Club
Dancer's Studio
111 Rio Flor
Cost: $25 per person
Information: 227-8953 or 422-3338
Buenos Aires Night - July 12
Lesson at 8:00 Golden Age of Tango Milonga
special guests
Tango Noire Ensemble
Paso del Norte Tango Club's New Location Starting February 15
Dancer's Studio
111 Rio Flor, El Paso TX 79912
House Warming Party and our Annual
Valentine's Sweetest Dessert, Champagne and Tango Party
Saturday, February 15
Just bring your favorite dessert to share.
We will view all the desserts from 8:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Dessert tasting and Champaign will begin at 9:30. Everyone will vote for their favorite dessert and we will announce the winner at the end of the night!
The more desserts the merrier! And the Sweeter!
$8 per person.
New Year's Eve Party
Tuesday, December 31
8:00 p.m.—1:00 a.m.
The Best New Year's Eve Party in Town!!!
Argentine Tango, Latin and Ball room dance
Buffet Dinner and Champagne Toast at Midnight
$25.00 per person
Paso Del Norte Tango Club
Shundo Dance Studio
2719 North Stanton
Cost: $25 per person
Information: 532-2043
Paso del Norte Tango Club
Nine Years of Tango!
9th Anniversary Party!
Saturday, November 9!
Tango & Latin Dance Show
Dinner catered by the
Rib Hut
Tango Dancing
8 - 12 p.m.
$25 per person
Call 490-4956 or 532-2043 for more information
Save the Date!
Tuesday, December 10
International Day of Tango
brought to you by Bella Napoli and the Paso del Norte Tango Club.
If you are in Austin...how about
Buenos Aires Night
August 3
8:00 – 12:00 p.m.
Golden Age of Tango Dress
(1920s – 1940s)
Prize for Best Dressed)
Live Music 9 -11
Pot Luck Dinner 8:30 p.m.
Brisket and Chimichurri
You bring the Side Dishes
(Sign up sheet with Cynthia)
$15 per person
Shundo Dance Studio
2719 North Stanton
Information: 532-2043 or 490-4956
Paso Del Norte Tango Club and Tango El Paso Presents An evening of Argentine Tango and Flamenco
The Media Luna Tango Project
Dinner, Dancing, and
Argentine Tango Show
Sunday, May 19, 2013
6:00 p.m.
$35 / Person
Sunland Park Race Track and Casino
Presented by Tango El Paso, Danzas Espanolas , the El Paso Youth Ballet
Special Guest and Tango Consultant, Daniela Arcuri , Master Teacher
and Pedro Arandia, Artist and Tango Dancer
Choreographer, Ubaldo Armenta
Producer/Director, Cynthia Gamez
Information and Tickets
Tango El Paso—Paso del Norte Tango Club
www.pasodelnortetangoclub.com or call Shundo Dance Studio at (915) 532-2043
El Paso Conservatory (915) 760-6062
Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino is not an official promoter of this event. Event paid for and promoted by Tango El Paso
Join us for an incredible workshop with Master Teacher, Choreographer, and Performer Daniela Arcuri!
February 22, 23, and 24
Reserve your spot now!
Contact us to enroll. Early enrollment is encouraged so that we can assure leader - follower parity.
January 5th and every Saturday in 2013!
Class starts at 8:00
Milonga at 9:00
Cost: $7 per person
Join us New Year's Eve!
Monday, December 31,
8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Buffet Dinner 8:00 - 9:30
$25 per person
November 10, 2012
Dancers perform from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Paso del Norte Tango Dancers will be performing Come enjoy music and refreshments in the newly remodeled Jewelry and Watch Department!
Saturday Night Lessons and Milonga at PDN Tango Club
Performance Tango Class every Saturday starting soon
6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Cost is $5
Call Cynthia for more information at 422-3338
Upcoming Tango Workshops
3rd Annual Tango Boot Camp with Ubaldo and Cynthia - Ideal workshop for beginners! Learn how to dance tango over the Christmas Break! Only $30/person! Sign up now at: http://www.sunlandballroom.com/register_here_for_classes or call (915) 422-3338.
Saturday, December 27 2:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the Sunland Dance Studio, 1769 Victory Lane, Sunland Park, NM.
Hugo Patyn and Celina Rotundo
Hugo Patyn and Celina Rotundo- Argentine Tango Workshop
Saturday, January 31and Sunday February 1, 201
2:00 - 5:00. $100 for entire workshop/ Get $20 off when you buy before December 24.
Please call for more information and to confirm your registration for this workshop by calling
(915) 422-3338 Or register online at: http://www.sunlandballroom.com/register_here_for_classes
Sunland Dance Studio
1769 Victory Lane, Sunland Park NM
Through the Years - Thank you Paso del Norte Tangueros!
Tango All Week! Now, you can practice during the week and show off your new moves on Saturday Night!
Tango Fundamentals on Tuesday with Cynthia Gamez. Must have some knowledge of tango to join. Focus will be on improving the quality of your dancing along with technique. Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. 5-class required enrollment. $50.
Introduction to Tango with Ubaldo Armenta.
Learn the basics of tango including the 8-count basic, forward and back ochos, and lead and follow techniques. Ideal for the beginner! Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. 5-class required enrollment. $50.
Exploring Milonga – In this class, facilitated by Hilario Gamez you will delve into the basic movements in Milonga, including an exploration of the Milonga rhythm and timing, basic exercises, and simple leading and following. November 6-20. Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. $30.
New Performance Tango Session starting November 10. Classes meet every Monday and Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 5:30 p.m. No partner needed. If you like to perform and learn new steps, this is the class for you! We will work choreography based on those who are attending consistently. Students will present their work at the Paso del Norte Tango Club and have multiple performance opportunities! $8 / class.
Practicas Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:00 – 9:30 p.m. $5.00 per person. Free if you are a Sunland Dance Studio Student!
Contact Tango - Gives you the opportunity to explore elements from contact improvisation and Argentine Tango. Saturdays, Starting Nov. 1. $75 at door/$70 Pre-Enroll
Coming Soon!
Sunland Dance Studio
1769 Victory Lane
Sunland Park, NM 88063
(915) 422-3338
10th Anniversary Party Paso del Norte Tango
November 8 –This is one of the oldest Milongas in Texas! Come and help us celebrate 10 years of dancing! We are putting together a giant collage of all tango pictures that we can find. Please send us your photos if you want them to be included!
Dinner, Show, and Dancing – If you are interested in being part of the show please contact us! Not too late!
111 Rio Flor
El Paso, Texas 79912
(915)422-3338/ (915)227-8953
Beginner's Introduction to Argentine Tango
Tuesday, August 5
7:00 - 8:00
Very basic introduction to the Argentine Tango - for Super Beginners ONLY. Only $40 when you register in advance at: http://www.sunlandballroom.com/register_here_for_classes
New Session of
Tango Fundamentals
August 20 at 7:00 p.m.
Please contact Cynthia for information at email@example.com
Tango Night at Bella Napoli
Thursday, August 28
Make plans to go to Bella Napoli for a taste of old Europe. Exquisite Italian dining, Argentine Tango Dancing and live music starting at 7:00 p.m. with the Tango Noire Ensemble. Please Join Us!
Dancing in the City
El Paso's own Tango Noire Ensemble will be playing at Dancing in the City. This is an outdoor dance series at the Convention Center Plaza. Dance Lessons are from 7-8pm and concert from 8-10pm. Hope to - See more at: http://downtownelpaso.com/ai1ec_event/dancing-in-the-city/#sthash.FpZEnHQ4.dpuf
New Tango School opens at Sunland Dance Studio.
If you want to finally learn your Argentine Tango in a strucured, curriculum based format with an opportunity to practice afterward, then you need to sign up for Tango Fundamentals 101. Click here to find out more: Tango Fundamentals
"The Tucson Tango Festival March 12- 17, 2014" has world class instructors preparing special classes for the tango lover in you. Classes included but are not limited to:
More info: http://tucsontangofestival.com/
Register before January 15, 2014 and get a special discount!
Beginning Tango Boot Camp
December 28 - 29
3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Learn to Tango - Get a jumpstart on your New Year's Resolution!!! Beginning Tango Boot Camp.Hope you can come and learn tango in a relaxed and fun environment! All welcome!
Cynthia Gamez and Ubaldo Armenta - Instructors
$30 per person for both days. Shundo Dance Studio 2719 North Stanton!
Makes a great Gift!
Pay at door or in advance:
To Pay and Register in Advance: Click Here!
International Day of Tango !
Come Celebrate Carlos Gardel's Birthday!
Sunday, December 8
6:00—9:00 p.m
Argentinean Style Dinner and Dance - Empanadas, Chimichurri, petite Steak, Glass of Wine
Featuring Live Music by the
Tango Noir Ensemble
Special Drawing for
Tucson Tango Festival and Workshop
Cost $25 / Person
Bella Napoli Restaurant
6331 North Mesa
Last Wednesday of the Month
Bella Napoli Night January 29, 2014 Come join us!
7:30 p.m.
Lesson at 8:00 Dinner, Dancing!
Bella Napoli Ristorante
6331 North Mesa
(915) 584-3321
May 17 and 18
Learn more!
Reserve your class now by clicking here!
Saturday Night Lesson and Milonga
8:00 - 9:00 Beginner's Lesson
Followed by Milonga from 9:00 to 11:00 pm.
$7 per person / no partner needed!
Please join us!
Thanks to all who made the Tango Beyond the Basics a Success! February 2013
Thank you to all for making the Beginning Tango Boot camp a big Success! Make sure to practice your new moves this Saturday at our Saturday Night Class and Milonga!
Beginning Tango Bootcamp - Sat & Sun, Dec. 29 & 30
Get a jump start on your new Year's Eve Resolution!!!
Now that the Christmas rush is over, treat yourself to tango workshops. Come learn social tango in a comfortable, relaxed and open environment. All are welcome, no partner or experience required - just a willingness to learn and try new things. You will have two days of fun learning the basics of argentine tango dancing.
Location: Shundo Dance Studio, 2719 North Stanton Cost: $30/person
Saturday, December 29
Sunday, December 30
Beginning Workshop I
Beginning Workshop III
Beginning Workshop II
Beginning Workshop IV
Instructors - Cynthia Gamez and Ubaldo Armenta
Click here for Instructor information
Frequently Asked Questions
- No partner necessary is necessary.
- Wear comfortable clothing.
- Footwear: wear shoes with leather or suede soles (or skip the shoes and wear fuzzy socks) so you can pivot. Make sure the shoes stay on your feet easily (no mules or slingbacks) so that you can walk backwards.
Dia Internacional
del Tango - Dec. 11
6:15 p.m. to 6:45 pm.
Free introductory tango class
Dinner 7:00 p.m.
Argentinean Dinner Menu
Buenos Aires 101 dinner presentation
Live Music begins at 8:00 p.m.
(915) 584-3321
Paso Del Norte Tango
(915) 490 4956
Pose before the show!
Come Celebrate the Eighth Anniversary of the Paso del Norte Tango Club!
A toast to everyone for your participation!
Thank you!!!!
Tango Events:
Tuesday Nights at Mexico Lindo
Ubaldo Armenta, Instructor
Beginning and Intermediate Tango Lessons
from 7:30 - 9:00.
Cost $3 per person.
Mexico Lindo Hall, 123 S. Carolina Drive,
El Paso TX 79915
Wednesday Nights at Bella Napoli
LIve Music and Dancing
Cost: no cost, but Luis our host has developed a special dinner menu for tangueros!
Bella Napoli Restaurant,
6331 N. Mesa
Thursday Night at Paco Wongs
Music and Dancing at Paco Wongs
7111 N. Mesa
Paso del Norte Club participates in fundraiser to benefit the
El Paso Youth Ballet
Ubaldo and Cynthia will be performing their latest choreography for Oblivion in "To El Paso with Love." If interested please contact Cynthia at email@example.com.
Special thank you to our August guest Instructors!
both sessions were a real treat for those who came and we learned new steps and combinations!
Daniel Haverporth - August 11
Jesus and Maricruz
August 25
Buenos Aires Night
Potluck Dinner 8:00 p.m.
Potluck Signup with Cynthia
Special Performances of original choreographed tangos...9:00 p.m.
Anos de Soledad - Hilario Gamez,Saxophone and Marta Vera & Cynthia
Libertango - Tango El Paso Performers
La Cumparsita - Ballet Box Dancers
El Choclo - Dr. Perez
Ballo - Ubaldo & Cynthia
Best Dressed Competition at 10:00 p.m.
Here's Looking at you Kid!
Watch for future workshops coming this Fall
We had a great workshop with Daniela Arcuri.
If you have pictures or video you would like to share, please let us know so that we can post!
See the photo gallery and our flicker account to see pics of the workshop!
Daniela Arcuri
Master Teacher, Choreographer, Performer
Daniela Arcuri grew up in the heart of Buenos Aires where she graduated from the prestigious Escuela National de Danzas and Instituto Nacional de Gimnasia in Buenos Aires. She began her professional tango career with legendary tango dancers Juan Carlos Copes, Maria Nieves, and Pepito Avellaneda. She taught and choreographed Eduardo Arquimbau's Tango Academy in Buenos Aires and has won world-wide acclaim for teaching/performing in more than 200 cities in Europe and the U.S. performing with such important artists as Julio Iglesias, Madonna, among others. Daniela is now teaching in the U.S.A. and residing in Austin, TX. www.danielaarcuri4tango.com
Private Tango Lessons available! Group parties also available. Ask us about our packages.
If you would like to speed up the learning process, the Paso Del Norte Club offers private lessons. Please call or e-mail us to learn more!.


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Brink: Agents of Change - New Abilities Gameplay Movie
We scope out new abilities, including the field regen unit, pyro mine, micro UAV, tactical scanner, and napalm grenade.
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THIS THING IS AWSOME! just got it, been playing ever since, now If ppl got it it would help a lot.-.-


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Ina Garten's Easiest-Ever Thanksgiving
The Barefoot Contessa has assembled a foolproof menu of simple, elegant dishes for Good Housekeeping readers. So get ready for the Thanksgiving of your dreams — one during which you can relax and enjoy the day, though the food tastes as if you were up cooking it all night.
Be sure to read Ina Garten's 10 tips for a stress-free Thanksgiving.
Pecan Squares
Instead of the traditional Southern pie this year, feature these delectable bars as part of your Thanksgiving spread. For a firm edge, press in the Pecan Squares' crust with the bottom of a lightly floured measuring cup.
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Our Aluminum Spiral Stair is an aesthetically pleasing solution for traveling from your deck to a lower level and can really accent the look of your home. Our Aluminum Spiral Staircase has a special powder coating, which has been tested by time and proven to work for decades all over the country, even in beach towns where the salt is relentless.
Aluminum is the perfect material to resist rust in tough environments. When you powder coat, your spiral stair will last for years with, no maintenance required. You can coat in any color you wish, and with hundreds of stock colors to choose from you can match anything you would like on your home or choose the standard black or white options. Again, as with most things at Salter, if you cannot find your perfect color we can offer custom colors made just for you.
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Tri Girls
Attention triathletes...encourage your daughters, nieces, and other girls you know to join you in your training and become a TriGirl!
The TriGirls program is structured to allow girls 6-12 years old to complete a triathlon on their own time, at their own pace. Girls will then have a chance to come watch the premier women's triathlon in the country, be motivated by seeing role models in action, and experience the energy and empowerment of this event!
WIN for KC and ivivva, athletic wear for girls age 4 -14 created by lululemon, are hosting a TriGirls Kick-off on Thursday, May 22nd at 6 PM at the new ivivva showroom (5049 W 119th Street, Overland Park, KS 66209). We will be sharing tips and tricks for goal setting and training. ivivva is also offering 50% the registration fee for the first 40 girls who sign up. Please use the promo code: ivivva50
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@dCbnGino @Knitting_Lady BOOOOO
Intermission - thank God!
@CFA_27 Not if I get to go!
And who won that Islander series, eh? Oh yeah, the better team. Stuff it, Pierre.
@SaintMarty No, they're telling hardware store stories. Mind numbing.
@M D H @Knitting_Lady Whine, whine, whine, Jack Johnson didn't make the team, whine, whine, whine, he was so dissed, whine, whine, whine. SHADDUP
@Nanarama @YinzerinCT@M D H@Flip Better living through chemistry, eh?
@Lindas1st Certainly can't forget it NOW! Wish I could.
Oh, God - get OVER it already. The Olympics are over and there's another in 4 years. STOP TALKING ABOUT IT
@SaintMarty He does well on the Island.
Joey V - excelling at the snow plow since 1980.
Pierre is predicting the next penalty? What? I don't even...
@SaintMarty Because we're in 3rd grade and it's our mating ritual.
Shut it, Pierre - "it's gotta feel awful"... oh, yeah, I'm sure.
Fuck off Dub.
::whistles:: another PP
@SaintMarty Those who can't "do", hit.
@Fudgemanners Fantasy IS real...
Why does Pierre insist on adding a -Y to every name? Matt-y Niskenen, Dan-y Bylsma. He calls Letang Kris-y and I think Tanger will spear him!
Ouch - 4 shots on goal?
@kirk"justgaininganedge"_75 @presidentjlh And Slew-ban is his best friend.
@YinzerinCT @Knitting_Lady Well, hate is a strong, but appropriate word.
Oh, God. Mike Milbury on my tv - I'm just gonna have to turn it off til he goes away - or start throwing shoes at the tv. One of the two.
@presidentjlh @_Cru Well, yeah.
@Lindas1st But, that's what every OTHER team does. We're special and unique and like doing it the HARD way.
Bullet point - Brian Gibbon's rising value....
@SaintMarty @Knitting_Lady Yes, functional DOES help. ::nods slyly::
@SaintMarty But, I like their phallic mascot.
And Kuni in Bob's face. Love it!
@YinzerinCT Demons have great healing power.
@kirk"justgaininganedge"_75 Went down the runway with 8 minutes left, I think. Don't know why.
Oh, sure, listen to the broadcaster "Make the easy plays"... don't see your ass out there taking punishment. Shaddup!
Damn... Com'on PENS!
@Apples @YinzerinCT Ouch!
@Apples @presidentjlh Nah, Philly had 1 goal on 1 shot the other night.
@kirk"justgaininganedge"_75 I can't not look.
@Lindas1st @Knitting_Lady Thanks. Nice to be surrounded by my hockey peeps.
@Lionel Hutz @Lindas1st@Knitting_Lady Not yet.
@Lindas1st @Knitting_Lady Right here!
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NOPD: Man followed, robbed at gunpoint in Marigny early Thursday morning
Updated On: Oct 25 2013 03:34:11 PM CDT
A man in the Marigny was followed by an unidentified man in the early-morning hours Thursday and robbed at gunpoint, according to New Orleans police.
In an email from New Orleans Police Department spokeswoman Hilal Williams, the incident happened about 1:30 a.m. Thursday in the 800 block of Spain Street.
Williams said the man was walking in the area and noticed an unidentified man following him.
The victim walked onto the porch of a home when the man brandished a gun and demanded his property, according to the email. After the robber grabbed the victim's property, he fled south on Spain Street.
Police obtained surveillance video from the crime and said investigators saw another person, who police said was assisting in the robbery stood lookout across the street.
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Step into Gallery 14 at the de Young and you will immediately encounter the riot of geometric color that is Frank Stella's impressive 12-foot-square painting, Lettre sur les aveugles II (1974). This vibrant new acquisition represents the first of Stella's paintings to enter the permanent collection of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
Frank Stella (American, b. 1936). Lettre sur les aveugles II, 1974. Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Museum Purchase, Phyllis C. Wattis Fund for Major Accessions. 2013.1


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An invasive annual grass that can root at the node and prefers to grow in shady locations. This grass can reach as much as 3½ feet in height and has asymmetrical leaves that have an off-center, shiny midrib. Leaves are 1–3 inches long, 5–8 mm wide, are without auricles, and have a short (0.5 mm) hairlike ligule that is barely discernable.
Mature Japanese stiltgrass.
Collar region: short, hairy ligule.Right, Japanese stiltgrass: asymmetrical leaves with off-center midribs.
Occurs as a weed of woods, nature trails, pastures, lawns, along roadsides and any area with a dense cover of shade.
Occurs throughout the eastern United States but currently rare in Missouri.
The distinctive midrib that does not separate the leaf exactly in half as in other grasses helps to differentiate Japanese stiltgrass from all other species.
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(KTSF by Sean Au)
The comedy "Chinglish" which shines a spotlight on the cultural differences between the East and West opens at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre on August 29 before heading to Southern California and Hong Kong.
A businessman from Cleveland tries to expand his business in China by starting at the lesser known city of Guiyang. He employs a westerner consultant to help him navigate the complex communication landscape in China, in order to score a contract to make bilingual signages for the city's cultural center. Expectedly, the businessman's plan does not go the way he expected.
Renowned Chinese-American playwright David Henry Hwang wrote his Tony Award-winning "M. Butterfly" 24 years ago. Since then, his plays have revolved around the theme of communication issues and clashese between different cultures. Hwang believes that it is through his work that he learns more about himself. "In many ways, I'm a very lousy Chinese person because I don't speak (Chinese) and I didn't learn very much growing up," says Hwang. " And yet it seems like there's somethings that I understand. Maybe because my parents were immigrants and they passed it down to me whether or not they were intending to."
Hwangs adds that the scenario depicted in "M. Butterfly" where the westerner in China has superiority over the Chinese, is something that does not exist in China today. "Chinglish" now reflects the new reality where a westerner has to work hard in China to get what he wants, and crossing the communication barrier is one obstacle before one can succeed. "I hope that the audience also walks away with a deeper understanding of how much work it really takes to communicate with people from another culture and human beings in general," says Hwang.
"Chinglish" opens August 29 in Berkeley and runs till October 7. The play will then travel to Costa Mesa in January 2013 before heading to the Hong Kong Arts Festival.
Ticket details can be found at the Berkeley Repetory Theatre website. Website: berkeleyrep.org
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Summit Connects State's Business Leaders, Young Professionals
Posted 3/24/2006 11:55 am
Updated 2 years ago
The summit features seminars on the basics of leadership philosophy and everyday management and planning.
Some of the biggest names in Arkansas business are scheduled to lead the seminars, including: Skip Rutherford, chairman of the Clinton Library Foundation; Beth Coulson, Coulson Oil of North Little Rock; J. French Hill, CEO of Delta Trust & Bank of Little Rock; Bruce Burrow, partner with MBC Holdings of Jonesboro; Bill Holder, Chief Information Officer, Dillard's Inc. of Little Rock; Rhoda Mae Kerr, Little Rock Fire Chief; Beth Mason of Smart Talk Seminars and Services; Jerry Wilson of Jerry Wilson & Associates of Little Rock; Jerry Adams, Economic Development and Community Relations Leader of Acxiom Corp. of Little Rock; Mike Pickens, former state insurance commissioner, now with Friday Eldredge & Clark LLP of Little Rock; and Deanna Shannon, executive director of Riverfest Arkansas.
Ed Drilling, President of AT&T Arkansas, will appear at Friday night's dinner, and Jeff Hankins, president and publisher of Arkansas Business Publishing Group, will give the keynote address.
On Saturday, Margaret McEntire, founder and president of Candy Bouquet, will deliver the keynote address at the evening banquet. David Bazzel of KABZ-FM, 103.7, will also appear Saturday night.
Registration is $129. More information is available at www.professionalsummit.com.


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India's Weak Power Grid Poses Challenges for EV Sales
Published: 07-Jan-2013
COIMBATORE, India — In early 2012, after years of experimentation, an Indian start-up called Ampere developed an electric motorcycle that people would actually buy.
It wasn't a sleek, shiny bike for the urban hipster — the company had tried that and failed. It was the Angel, a heavy, clunky converted Chinese bicycle that goes only 15 miles an hour but can carry extremely heavy loads. The customers were farmers and small tradesmen in the southern countryside who liked the fact that the bike could take a beating, cost only $386 and could be fueled for virtually nothing since farmers here get their electricity at no cost.
Then, in May, an acute power shortage took hold in Ampere's home state, Tamil Nadu. The supply of rationed electricity in most of the state dropped from 13 or 14 hours a day to 8. Almost immediately, said the company's co-founder, Pachyappa Bala, the company's monthly sales dropped from 600 bikes to 60.
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Started by father and son team, Peter and Dylan Aune, Great Northern Window and Door has brought value, passion and customer service to the Central Oregon community over the past ten years. Today, Great Northern Window and Door has become a top rated window and door company in the Pacific Northwest. They have achieved high recognition as a four time Milgard window dealer of the month, and are a leading provider of the Milgard product line. Today Great Northern Window and Door includes an 14-person team (and growing!) dedicated to delivering exceptional service. Great Northern promises to set clear expectations. We will take the time to do a complete job without intrusion or bother to you, your home or your business. We believe in building trust and friendship one window at a time, and go above and beyond the service expectations of most. If you ever feel we can improve, we will listen, as anything less than 100% is unacceptable.
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The British beer created by rockers Iron Maiden and handcrafted by Robinsons Brewery is launching its own 500ml 'Tall boy' can in the US next month
Comedy, markets, food street theatre, music and art lined up by Festive Fringe organisers for special Christmas weekend
Tis nearly the season to be merry, after all
The Stockport Fringe Festival and Stockport Summer Festival are taking place this weekend
The Robinsons pub is once again welcoming punters after brewery bosses decided to plough money back into the infamous watering hole and live music venue.
Robinsons are back as a shirt sponsor following a 12-year absence
The team behind Northern Quarter pubs Gullivers and The Castle, the Eagle Inn in Salford and the Parlour in Chorlton, have now added The Bakers Vaults to its portfolio.
The 2014 World Cup in Brazil has been widely-tipped to be the most commericialised in the tournament's history. With Brazilians seemingly split over economic benefits it may bring, Alex Bell finds out how our region might profit from the month-long festival of football which starts today
Five million pints of Trooper, named after a hit by rock band Iron Maiden, have now been brewed by Robinsons
The Union Inn, Reddish, has been funded by Robinsons Brewery and licensee Graham Crowther, and continues a landmark year for the Stockport brewer in which over 40 pubs within its 330-strong estate will be refurbished.
Current landlady, Bernadette Harvieu, is to quit this week. The pub's future remains uncertain
Landlords at the town centre pub say they had no choice but to close after a drop in revenue
Celebrity chef Simon Rimmer hosts eating contest at Robinsons Brewery but only a few manage to clear their plates in time
A brief interview with Dom
Rodwell, managing director of Play
The Broadoak Hotel has re-opened its doors
following an £84,000 refurbishment.
Family brewer JW Lees hopes to be toasting sales of £100m within five years.
More than 300 guests turned out for Midland Hotel event, which marked the 20th anniversary of the prestigious awards.
Now run by the sixth generation of the same family, Robinson's family Master Bakers bakery has been turning out traditional Mancunian treats since 1864 making it the city's oldest family bakery.
Debt management
business Arrow Global has appointed Gillian Lesley Key-Vice as a
non-executive director.
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While going up a hill I had the cruise on and lost power. The reduced engine light came on and the cruise has quit. I pulled over and turned off the motor and restarted and the the was out but the cruise still didnt work and then the light came back on after a couple of miles. It comes on everyday and most times if I run the air conditioner it sputters. I have learned to deal with the service engine light but I dont know what to do about the reduced engine power and the cruise.
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Walking and biking route improvements
Using data from the Pedestrian Master Plan around public school sites, SDOT selects five schools per year to receive dedicated funding for engineering improvements, an education and encouragement campaign and additional enforcement efforts. The program is funded by Seattle's Bridging the Gap levy as well as grants from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission and the Washington State Department of Transportation.
SDOT begins the program at each school during October, which is International Walk to School month. During the winter, SDOT convenes a Safe Routes to School Team of volunteer parents, school staff and neighborhood representatives to understand the physical barriers to walking and biking to school. During this planning process SDOT transforms school concerns into engineering solutions. Engineering solutions can include:
Construction of the improvements occurs during summer vacation.
What Are SDOT's 2014 Safe Routes to School Projects?
An additional $1.4 million in WSDOT grants will be used for education, encouragement and engineering improvements at the following schools:
The following schools have participated in the program in previous years:
Constructed 350 linear feet of new sidewalk, curb, gutter and installed new street trees along SW 104th St immediately adjacent to the school playground.
Constructed 300 linear feet of new concrete sidewalk, curb and gutter on 37th Ave S.
Constructed 300 linear feet of new sidewalk, curb, gutter, and bus load area immediately in front of the school on 1st Ave NE.
Constructed 300 linear feet of new sidewalk and curb along SW Myrtle St and 18th Ave SW.
Installed new marked crosswalk and curb ramps on 14th Ave S at S Washington St. Revised school load zones to provide separate parent/school bus load and unload areas.
Installed new curb and asphalt along school bus load area on Greenwood Ave N.
Installed 200 linear feet of new curb and sidewalk on S Cloverdale St.
Installed 300 linear feet of new curb and sidewalk on 31st Ave NE.
Widened sidewalk to 10 feet wide at Metro bus stop frequently used by students and installed new bike lane on Swift Ave S. Planted over 200 trees in the neighborhood adjacent to the school.
Repaired three segments of sidewalk adjacent to the school on S Hanford St. Installed flashing beacons in the school zone on 23rd Ave S.
Installed bulbs on 32nd Ave W. Marked new crosswalks on 32nd Ave W and 34th Ave W. Installed flashing beacons in the school zone on 34th Ave W.
Constructed 250 linear feet of new sidewalk in the school bus load area and three new curb ramps.
Constructed a segment of sidewalk to connect the Olympic Hills neighborhood with the school. Installed new landings and curb ramps at the intersection of NW 90th St and 24th Ave NW.
Reconstructed the intersection of 7th Ave S and S Trenton St to reduce turning radius and shorten the pedestrian crossing from 100 feet to 30 feet. Also installed new all-way stop and marked crosswalks.
SDOT also helps schools get modern bike racks to enable children to bike to school. In collaboration with school administrators, SDOT can find the best locations for bike racks and help secure funding to purchase racks. SDOT can place racks within the public right-of-way or the Mini Grant program can provide funding for schools to procure and install racks on school property.
For more information contact SDOT Safe Routes to School Coordinator Brian Dougherty at 206-684-5124 or email@example.com


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Tree World
- Publisher: Behaviour Interactive Inc.
- Genre: Entertainment
- Released: 28 Mar, 2012
- Size: 40.7 MB
- Price: FREE!
- App Store Info
DescriptionCan you grow your tree to the sky and make it a home for adorable critters?
From the developers of the hit games Zombie Farm and Zombie Life, The Playforge presents Tree World!
** DISCOVER over 140 different critters from the adorable Caterpillow to the legendary Nautilus!
** COLLECT them all!
** TRADE with friends to complete your collection!
** DEFEAT the Gnome King and save the critters trapped in his magic cage!
** CONNECT with friends and visit their trees!
** GROW your tree through the layers of the forest to unlock new surprises!
** CUSTOMIZE and make the perfect home for your critters
Tree World is can be played online and offline, but be sure to connect to the internet to download the latest critters!
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Mark Noll's Memoir: World Christianity, Historical Thinking, Humbling Paradox
John Piper reviews historian Mark Noll's memoir, "From Every Tribe and Nation"...Continue Reading
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Iran: UPDATE: Temporary Success: Stoning of Mokarrameh and her Partner Suspended
It is crucial to understand that the stoning sentence of Mokarrameh Ebrahimi and her partner is still legally in effect and it is only the implementation of the sentence that has been suspended. Another woman, Kobra Najjar, who is also the mother of four children and had been forced to prostitution by her husband, a drug addict, is also facing stoning to death after her appeal to the Judiciary Commission for Amnesty and Clemency was rejected for the third time last week. Furthermore, there are at least seven other men and women who are sentenced to stoning for having committed adultery.
In order to save the lives of Mokarrameh Ebrahimi, her partner, Kobra Najjar, and all the other men and women who have been sentenced to stoning, the loud opposition to stoning shall continue until the Iranian legal system puts an end to stoning.
In May 2006, a man and a woman, Abbas and Mahboubeh, were stoned in Mashhad for having committed adultery, and a woman named Masoumeh was hanged in Evin prison for adultery in October 2006. The Stop Stoning Forever Campaign activists fear that other forms of the death penalty might replace stoning, if the law is not changed.
We are urging you to please continue the efforts to abolish stoning in Iran. Together, we can stop stoning forever all over the world.
To learn more about the Stop Stoning Forever Campaign, please visit the site www.stopstoning.org or contact Soheila Vahdati firstname.lastname@example.com in the US and Shadi Sadr email@example.com in Iran.
20 June 2007
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Away One Week and the Coalition Hits Scandal Already
Having just returned from a weeks holiday in the Mediteranean and being totally cut off from the internet, 24 hour news and news in general, I expected the BA strikes to be headline.
Instead, I pick up the paper and read a headline that feels a year out of date: another damned, bloody expenses scandal. David Laws resigned, thankfully, showing the dignity fitting of a Minister (something which became rarer and rarer with the Labour administration). But what the hell was he thinking. Rightly or wrongly, sexual improprietry brings about more government resignations than results of their competence.
First rule of putting yourself up as a candidate for parliament in the 2010 was thus:
Are you comfortable with your sexuality?
Three or four elections ago I could understand it, but there's no need for public figures to stay in the closet this day and age. And if you do, don't leave a breadcrumb trail with public money.
Irritating, that's all I can sum it up as.
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Posted on May 16, 2011
Self-defense is a fundamental right. The constitutions of the U.S. and 44 states, common law, and the laws of all 50 states recognize the right to use arms in self-defense. In Beard v. U.S. (1895), the Supreme Court approved the common-law rule that a person "may repel force by force" in self-defense, and concluded that, when attacked, a person is "entitled to stand his ground and meet any attack made upon him with a deadly weapon." Courts have ruled that the police aren`t required to protect you, and cannot be held liable for failure to protect you.
In U.S. v. Cruikshank (1876), the Supreme Court recognized that the right to arms is an individual right, stating that it "is not a right granted by the Constitution. Neither is it in any manner dependent upon that instrument for its existence." In District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), the Court ruled that "the inherent right of self-defense has been central to the Second Amendment right," and that the amendment protects "the individual right to possess and carry weapons in case of confrontation."
Before 1987, only 10 states had laws that did not impose arbitrary obstacles to the legal carrying of concealed firearms for protection. These laws are still in effect. Vermont law does not require a permit to carry a firearm openly or concealed; it prohibits carrying only with criminal intent. Seven of the 10 states have "shall issue" laws requiring firearm carrying permits to be issued to applicants meeting fixed, statewide standards, and two states fairly administer "discretionary-issuance" laws allowing permit-issuing authorities to approve or reject permit applications of qualified applicants.
In 1987, Florida adopted a "shall issue" law that became the model for laws adopted in 29 states thereafter. Thus, today, there are 40 Right-to-Carry (RTC) states. Of the 40, 37 have "shall issue" laws; two fairly administer "discretionary issuance" laws. Alaska, Arizona and Vermont do not require a permit to carry. (Alaska and Arizona also have "shall issue" permit laws, for individuals who wish to carry in states that honor out-of-state permits.)
Of the 10 remaining states and the District of Columbia, eight states and D.C. unfairly administer discretionary-issuance laws; Illinois and Wisconsin prohibit carrying entirely.
RTC laws have worked as intended. Since 1991, during which time 23 states have adopted RTC laws, violent crime has declined by 47 percent; in particular, murder has declined 51 percent. Those trends are through 2009, and the FBI has reported that total violent crime and murder dropped more than six percent during the first half of 2010. Permit-holders are more law-abiding than the rest of the public. For example, Florida, the state that has issued the most carry permits (having a large population and having had its RTC law since 1987), has issued nearly two million permits, and revoked only 0.008 percent (eight one-thousandths of one percent) of them due to gun crimes by permit-holders.
Criminologist Gary Kleck analyzed National Crime Victimization Surveys and concluded, "robbery and assault victims who used a gun to resist were less likely to be attacked or to suffer an injury than those who used any other methods of self-protection or those who did not resist at all." A study for the Department of Justice found that 34 percent of felons had been "scared off, shot at, wounded or captured by an armed victim," and 40 percent of felons have not committed crimes, fearing potential victims were armed.
H.R. 822, the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011, by U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-Fla.), proposes that any person with a state-issued carry permit may carry in any other state, as follows: In a state that issues carry permits, its laws would apply. In states that don`t issue permits, a federal standard would permit carrying in places other than police stations; courthouses; public polling places; meetings of state, county, or municipal governing bodies; schools; passenger areas of airports; etc.
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TUAW's Daily App: Today I Die Again
I seem to have started off the week with some quality experimental gaming on the iPhone, so let's continue that trend with this great title called Today I Die Again from indie developer Daniel Benmergui. I met Daniel at IndieCade 2009 in Culver City, CA, and this is one of a few "games" he's brought to life. I put quotes around "games" because they're more like interactive stories. Benmergui's apps combine sometimes absurd graphics with words and sounds to create vignettes of experience, sometimes uplifting and witty, and sometimes sad and thoughtful.
As of this writing the app is a free download, though I'm not sure how long it will stay that way given that it's being featured as a Free App a Day. But even if the price has gone back up, you can play through the game in its entirety for free online, then go buy the app if you want to support Benmergui and his terrific work. Make sure to play some of his other titles, too. I especially like I Wish I Were the Moon and Storyteller, but they're all good.
Benmergui was doing his work even before Apple's platform was publicly available, but the App Store has been and continues to be a great breeding ground for very independent developers. Maybe we'll do a whole week here of interesting experimental games like these.
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Off-Ramp for November 21, 2009
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Don't let The Books' folksy name fool you: the two-piece band's use of layers on layers of unconventional "found sound" is way ahead of its time. Spoken word records, crowds cheering, people walking through brush...it's a mesmerizing mix. Off-Ramp contributor Kevin Ferguson spoke with the band as it geared up for its Monday gig at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery (cellist Paul De Jong jokes that it will be the group's largest audience yet). Also, check out a video of one of guitarist Nick Zammuto's visually stunning sound art pieces...


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November 28th, 2011, 8:16pm–In a new interview Rupert Grint talks with The Mirror to promote the UK release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 on DVD and Blu-Ray. An array of topics are discussed in depth including what has gone on in his life after Harry Potter.
"But the end of Potter saw him finally take a long break. "I have not been in too much of a rush to do anything really," he says. "It has been nice to catch up on a few things and have a bit of freedom. I did a film earlier this year called Comrade, a Second World War movie set in Norway – that was pretty cool. Apart from that I have just been relaxing."
He also discussed that he's ready to get back to 'work':
After his break, and this final interview ahead of the release of the last Potter DVD, Rupert is ready to look for work.
So what about the biggest role of all, James Bond?
"A ginger Bond? Why not? That would be cool. But I can't really see it myself."
Rupert also discusses buying his own home, different items he's purchased, and of course his own private love life. You can read the entire interview in our press archive here.
Note: It's possible the interview took place before Comrade was changed to Into The White and that's why he referred to the old title.


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Home >Mission: Healthy RI > Meetings
Friday, November 16, 2007
The Window of Opportunity
In order for our state to be healthy and strong every Rhode Islander needs health insurance. The first meeting of the Lt. Governor's advisory work group emphasized the benefits of covering every Rhode Islander including more positive health outcomes and economic rewards. Anyone that pays health care premiums also pays the hidden costs of the uninsured. John McDonough, executive director of Health Care for All in Massachusetts, explained the window of opportunity for change that his state saw. Dr. McDonough also described some early lessons Massachusetts has learned during the process of implementing comprehensive health care reform in the Bay State.
Friday, November 30
Health Insurance in Rhode Island: Who is left out and what can we do about it?
Rhode Island Health Insurance Commissioner Chris Koller discussed new data that puts a face on the uninsured in Rhode Island and some creative ways to make changes to the health insurance system that could help move us toward covering more Rhode Islanders.
Click here to download Commissioner Koller's presentation.
Friday, December 7
State and Federal Funds: Medicaid
Christine Ferguson, an expert in the states use of federal funds, including RiteCare, lead a discussion on the current state of government funding, the future of federal funding, and steps the state can take to maximize federal funds as we move forward toward covering all Rhode Islanders.
Click here to download Ms. Ferguson's presentation.
Friday, December 14
Increasing Health Care Value: Cost Drivers, Cost Trends, and Cost Containment
Comprehensive reform of our health care system will mean reorienting the delivery and utilization of medical care. Increasing the value of health care and examining cost drivers is fundamental if Rhode Island wants to take the necessary steps toward ensuring that we all have health care we can afford. Dr. James Hester, Director of the Health Care Reform Commission for the Vermont State Legislature, presented some of the steps that his state has taken in this direction, and discussed with the group their potential for application in Rhode Island.
Click here to download Dr. Hester's presentation.
Friday, December 21
Health Care Structures and Trends
The way the system is currently oriented, financial incentives are not always where they should be for achieving the best care. It is also very difficult for patients to make informed choices that factor in cost and quality. This system is failing both doctors and patients. Dr. David Cutler, Dean of Social Sciences at Harvard University and author of Your Money Or Your Life: Strong Medicine for America's Health Care System, will explore with the group the overall health care system, including potential changes to promote quality and efficiency. He will also discuss ways to increase transparency in health care treatment choices and costs, as well as in health insurance choices and costs.
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Friday, January 11
Health Insurance Purchasing
Small business owners and individuals who are purchasing health insurance directly need a simple way to compare and sign up for insurance plans. Dr. Nancy Turnbull, a senior lecturer in health policy in Harvard Universitys Department of Health Policy and Management, will examine and discuss alternate purchasing arrangements that could make selecting health care plans less complex and less expensive for employers and families. Dr. Turnbull will also lead a discussion on options for reducing the level of uninsured through individual mandates.
Click here to download Dr. Turnbull's presentation.
Friday, January 18
Health Care Financing
Individuals, businesses and government all have a role to play in ensuring affordable health care for all Rhode Islanders. Deborah Faulkner, a consultant to the Rhode Island Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner and an expert in health care financing, will discuss different models for financing the system, such as single payer and others, as well as changes to the current financing structure that might be necessary as we move forward toward insuring all Rhode Islanders.
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Friday, January 25
Health Care Innovations
In order to ensure both cost containment and quality we need to ensure that the health care system continues to change and adapt to the latest technologies and ideas. In this meeting the group Laura Adams, CEO of the Rhode Island Quality Institute, will discuss health information technology in the state. The group will also hear from Michael Vittoria, Director of Human Resources at Sperian Protection and president-elect of Rhode Island Business Group on Health, who will discuss with the group some innovations in employer benefit design, and discuss the ways that these innovations have been, and can continue to be, adapted in Rhode Island.
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