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KLTV reports that a Habitat for Humanity of Smith County is facing criticism over home accessibility modification work done through its "Rehabitat" program. ReHabitat helps low-income seniors and low-income individuals with disabilities with emergency home repairs and modifications. According to the KLTV, a man in Smith County asked Habitat to make his manufactured home scooter-accessible, […]Continue reading
Increasing Minimum Entry Door Width in Manufactured Housing
TxLIHIS recently submitted Comments to the Manufactured Housing Consensus Committee (MHCC), a federal advisory committee to HUD on the regulation of manufactured housing, regarding its review of the minimum exterior door and interior hallway widths allowed in the building code for such homes. These comments follow: ************************ April 8, 2011 Mark J. Mazz, AIA General […]Continue reading
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While many readers were tracking the exciting housing bills popping in the mad-end-of-bill-filing rush in the Texas Legislature last week, I was in DC attending the Manufactured Housing Consensus Committee (MHCC), a federal advisory committee to HUD on the regulation of manufactured housing. I'll keep most of the exciting details of parliamentary intrigue and interpersonal […]Continue reading
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I spent much of last week in DC at the Manufactured Housing Consensus Committee (MHCC), a federal advisory committee to HUD regarding the regulation of manufactured housing.* The MHCC was created through a bill passed in 2000. ("The Manufactured Housing Improvement Act.") One task the committee performs is to consider public suggestions for changes to […]Continue reading
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June 18 was not an auspicious day in Austin housing rights history. Shortly before voting to adopt the anemic affordable housing PUD ordnance I describe at length in the previous posting, the Austin City Council gutted an already weakened proposal offered by retiring Mayor Pro Tem Betty Dunkerly to require that new houses in Austin […]Continue reading


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The Moon has a couple of bright companions this evening: Regulus, the star that marks the "heart" of Leo, the lion, and the planet Saturn. They're all in the west as darkness falls. Regulus is a bit to the right of the Moon, with brighter Saturn a little farther to the Moon's upper left.
As early as six millennia ago, the people of ancient Persia saw Regulus and three other bright stars as a celestial ruling class -- the Four Guardians of Heaven. Regulus was the most important of the bunch.
The stars were significant because they first appeared just before sunrise at important times of the year. Regulus, for example, popped into view at the time of the summer solstice.
But summer arrived just a few days ago, and Regulus is nowhere near the Sun. In fact, the Sun won't get close to Regulus for another couple of months.
That's because of an effect called precession, which causes the seasons to move with respect to the stars.
Earth wobbles on its axis like a spinning top. As a result, the axis points to different positions on the sky over time, so the stars appear near the Sun at different times of the year. It takes 26,000 years for Earth to make one full "wobble" and the axis to complete a full cycle through the stars. So Regulus will once again mark the summer solstice in another 20,000 years.
For now, though, look for Regulus in the evening skies of summer -- tonight, near the Moon and the planet Saturn.
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State College Winter Farmer's Market
Fresh, local food in downtown State College, all winter long!
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Every Friday from 11:30 to 5, we offer the freshest, tastiest food grown and produced in the area, in a warm, indoor setting with good parking and easy access. The Market runs from December 6th through late April in the State College Municipal Building. The Municipal Building is located at 243 S. Allen St in downtown State College. Check out the...Read More
We have a huge range of producers and products at the State College Winter Farmer's Market! Come out and see the bounty winter in Pennsylvania can bring. Meats, such as: bison, grass-fed beef, pork, goat, lamb, veal, poultry, rabbit meat! Wild Alaska salmon and local trout! Milk, cheese, and yogurt… from both cows and goats! Raw and...Read More
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho: We lack winning mentality
Jose Mourinho is attempting to transmit his own winning mentality to his Chelsea players.
Mourinho has won championships in four countries, including during his first spell at Chelsea, and believes that winning the 2012 Champions League and 2013 Europa League merely papered over the cracks of an inconsistent team with a mental fragility.
"I keep saying the day I lose a match and go home with a smile on my face, goodbye. Finished," Mourinho said.
"We know we cannot win every game. We know we cannot win every competition, but we have to play every game of every competition to win.
"If you do that and you lose, don't go (home) with a smile on your face, but you'll sleep fine. Because you'll know you had the right approach, you gave everything.
"The opponent won because the opponent was better than you and that is something you have to accept without being a drama. The right mentality we have to find."
Mourinho knew it would take more than a flick of a switch to turn Chelsea into serial winners.
Despite some impressive one-off results, Chelsea finished sixth in the 2011/12 season, 25 points behind champions Manchester City, and third last term, 14 points adrift of Manchester United.
He said: "If you see the position of Chelsea in the last leagues and the difference of points from Chelsea to the champions, you can imagine that even with a magic click - that I don't have - it's not easy to recover 20 points. It's more than one click.
"For a club like us it's not good to be 15, 20 points behind.
"We need to win seven matches 1-0, not win one match 7-0 and lose the other six, or lose points.
"This is the kind of mentality that you have to build. And it's much more difficult.
"I had a team of players in the best moment, potentially, of their career (in his first spell as boss). I needed a click to make them believe. At this moment in terms of building a team, the task is different."
Chelsea have won the league title once since Mourinho's September 2007 departure, in 2009/10 under Carlo Ancelotti, who left the following season after finishing second, nine points behind Manchester United.
Mourinho believes the title race is open this term and that his side are one of six teams capable of winning, but first he has to change their mental approach.
The Portuguese, whose side play at Norwich on Sunday, added: "We need to be more consistent. I don't think we are strong enough at this moment to have that kind of run of victory, victory, victory.
"We will, for sure, we will. In this moment I don't think we are."


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Ahoy, Kids! Scrap the Summer Plans...We're Sailing with Mickey to Alaska! (Upd 9/8)
Hello! My name is Lauren, and we are fresh off the Disney Wonder (sailed 7/8). Reading trip reports here on the Dis helped make our experience amazing, so I thought I would start one of my own. I plan to include lots of details and pictures, so feel free to join in as I share our trip!
Lauren (39)
I am the Disney-loving parent in our family. I love knowing that we can always count on Disney customer service, and that our vacation will have something that appeals to all of us. I am on a restricted diet, primarily for gluten intolerance, so I also appreciate that Disney looks after guests with special diets so wonderfully! I will confess that I cheated some on this cruise (with my doctor's permission), but I have cruised with Disney and stayed true to my diet. (I will post links to my blog where I wrote about our last cruise soon). I am also a bit obsessive-compulsive about planning; I am not a go-with-the flow kind of gal! WDW is my first love, but this was my third Disney cruise, and DCL is quickly becoming one of my favorite ways to vacation.
DH enjoys WDW because he likes to see me and our two kids happy, but DCL is much more his speed. He enjoys having time to relax, and he really enjoyed the scenery on this trip. Pictures with Mickey aren't high on his list, but he is always willing to oblige his Disney-loving family. Although not quite as obsessive about planning as I am, he is still a scheduled kind of guy. Not much spontaneity going on with us!
My son is a lot like his dad and me. Very scheduled and likes routine. Not a risk-taker at all. He can navigate and plan for the Disney parks like a pro, and loves poring over the DCL Navigators to check out the daily plans. Of course, even with all the activities on the ship, his favorite is playing basketball on the sports deck!
Our daughter is the one that adds all the excitement to our family. She moves at her own pace and is filled with drama and spunk. She is passionate and emotionally charged, but also loving and ready for hugs. She definitely pushes her brother's buttons (sometimes on purpose, sometimes accidentally), and this led to quite a few issues over the course of 11-days of non-stop togetherness!
As the title of our post suggests, this trip was last-minute for us (which is not something that my non-spontaneous husband or self would normally do), but we were able to grab a VGT rate at 31 days out, and we couldn't pass that up. We ditched our summer trip to San Francisco and Yosemite, and boarded the Disney Wonder instead.
To read more about the details of our planning, you can find the short pre-trip report here:
I'm still putting up laundry and sorting through pictures, but I'll be back soon for an update!
Edited to add: I am finally adding the links to my blog. If you are interested in reading about our Dream cruise, you can use the link. I did not write about it on the Disboards.
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I was having a bit of a blonde moment
Married my prince at WDW
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Looking forward to hearing more!
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I'm totally excited to hear about your trip and see the pictures.
I tried to convince my 16 yr-old son that he'd LOVE a cruise to Alaska, but he said he'd rather go to WDW and be able to ride the rides and other stuff. I can understand that.
So when he's off to college in 2 years, hubby and I are going to Alaska for sure. This is on my bucket list
Thanks for sharing your story!!
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Cool! Looking forward to reading along
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Totally following along! Can't wait to hear all the details!
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Subscribing! We are on the 8/19 cruise and have kids of similar ages.
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Plucker001, you are going to have an amazing time! Even though I would like to go back and do some things without my kids, it was a great family trip. There was something for everyone, and the views are simply stunning!
I'll be back tomorrow for a new update!
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[/QUOTE] Also, the kids had a wonderful time, but they didn't appreciate the scenery as much as we did. I guess that's something that comes with age.
Absolutely true... that is exactly what my hubby and I thought as well. In the mean time, we'll be admiring your photos and waiting for our turn (NOT patiently, I'm sure).
Nov 2010 (Caribbean Beach Resort) -- Nov 2012 (Villas at Wilderness Lodge) & Universal (Hard Rock Hotel) -- Jan 2014 (Boardwalk Inn) -- Sept 2014 Universal (Royal Pacific) -- Nov 2014 (PO French Quarter)
Magic, March 9-15, 2013 (Western Caribbean)
Dream, Nov 21-24, 2014 (Bahamas)
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What makes you think the Tag Fairy doesn't know you?? :D
Will get my Grapefruit Cake at Starring Rolls from now on!
I can't stand not having another trip booked!
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I will be following along as well, anxious to hear and see more.
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Let the Journey Begin!
Our trip started on July 5th. We left home (south of Nashville) around 9:30 AM to head to the airport. We had a nonstop flight to Seattle at 11:35 (CDT). Because the ship leaves from Vancouver, it would have been much easier to fly there, but my husband is a frequent flyer with Southwest, so we flew to Seattle free. Free trumps convenience, so we decided to fly to Seattle a few days early and do some sightseeing.
Ready for Takeoff
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We landed in Seattle around 2:20 (PT). We were staying at the Hampton Inn (28th Ave.) near the airport, also on DH's points. It didn't take nearly as many points to stay near the airport, so that choice was an easy one as well. The hotel shuttle picked us up at the airport, we went to the hotel, and checked into our room. It was a basic Hampton Inn room, but the hotel was relatively new, so everything was in great condition.
At this point, we were starving. Our body clocks (and stomachs) thought it was 6PM, and we hadn't eaten anything except airplane snacks since mid-morning. We wanted to get something quick, and there was a Denny's right next to the hotel, so we headed there. Surprisingly, our food was pretty tasty, but this may have been because we had to wait FOREVER for it. I took this photo of DH and DS as soon as we sat down, but it didn't take long for these smiles to disappear!
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Over an hour later, when we had food, our grumpiness was tamed. We finished eating and returned to the hotel for the kids to swim.
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I was really glad the hotel had a pool because we needed to keep the kids awake. I mentioned earlier that we are very scheduled people. My kids are earlybirds--my DS rarely sleeps past 6:30AM at home. For the past week, I had been keeping them up late, trying to help them change times. There were nights during the week leading up to our trip that my crazy kids were begging me to let them go to bed because they were tired. I thought kids wanted to stay up late!?! Because we booked the cruise at 31 days out, late dining was our only choice. I asked to be waitlisted, but I knew it was likely we wouldn't get the main seating. We don't eat late in our own time zone, so I knew we were going to have to do some major adjusting if we were going to be able to eat dinner at 8:15 Pacific Time and Alaska Time (which is another hour back). Thankfully, the sun was up until well past 9:00 in Seattle (11 our time), and this helped us keep the kids awake. We got them in bed around 9:00 and hoped they would sleep in a little.
At this point, I will take the time to mention something that I am so glad I packed: CLOTHESPINS! I read this tip in another Dis report, and I was very thankful to have them. I was able to pin the blackout curtains shut so less light came into the room. This was especially helpful in Alaska when the sun came up at 4:30 AM. We used them every night, and I plan to make clothespins a traveling staple in the future!
Well, I've barely gotten started, but I will be back soon for the next installment: Saturday in Seattle!
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Earning My Ears
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Looking forward to your pictures and report, we celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary last year on the Wonder to Alaska, still think about it everyday.
This was our third DCL trip and by far the best, never lacked for anything, even good weather.
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Great start! Seattle is a city I would love to see.
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I hate waiting for food in restaurants.
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Saturday in Seattle
We woke up bright and early on Saturday morning, ready to explore Seattle (we were actually thrilled that the kids slept until 6:30AM--this gave up hope that the week of keeping them up late was starting to pay off). We were happy to see the sun shining; it didn't rain at all during our time in Seattle. Although it was cool in the morning, temperatures were in the upper 70's in the afternoon, which seemed like weather perfection to us!
After breakfast at the hotel, we took the hotel shuttle to the Link Light Rail station at the airport. Nashville doesn't have public transportation options like this, so my kids are always thrilled with trains and subways (and monorails, of course). We started off all smiles.
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On this particular weekend, however, they were doing maintenance work on the train tracks, so the 20 minute ride turned into an hour. It wasn't long before we looked like this...
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We finally made it to the Westlake Station in downtown Seattle and headed to our first stop: Pike Place Market.
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The kids were happy to breeze through the market, but I could have spent hours browsing through all the booths and merchandise. There were vendors selling flowers, jewelry, art, clothing, knickknacks, and many other items. Of course, there were plenty of merchants selling fish!
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We did a quick pass through a portion of the market and found ourselves in Victor Steinbrueck Park, a small park overlooking Elliott Bay. This is where we had our first eye-opening experiences. As we entered into the park, my husband and I happened to smell something unexpected. We turned around, and there were a few men smoking pot on the street corner. The next thing we knew, a lady started shouting obscenities at my husband (very, very loudly). When he asked her if she was talking to him, she answered, "They are talking to you!" We have no idea if she was mentally ill or just looking for trouble, but our kids' eyes were as wide as saucers. We quickly moved our small-town Tennessee selves over into a more open area and found our first totem pole. This was a welcome diversion!
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At this point, we also met up with a tour guide from the Seattle Free Walking Tours company. Even though we got a great deal on the cruise, we chose some nice excursions, so we were spending lots of money on this trip. We decided to look for some inexpensive things in Seattle, and a FREE walking tour fit the bill! (Yes, we did tip nicely, but it was still much less expensive than other options.) We met our guide, Mollie, at the corner of the park.
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Mollie started us off with some great history about the Pike Place Market and Steinbrueck Park, and then led us to the "first" Starbucks. (The first Starbucks was really destroyed, so this was the oldest Starbucks.) There were people waiting in line for over an hour to buy merchandise from this location because the items display the original Starbucks logo, but Mollie told us that there was one other location nearby that had it as well. We aren't coffee drinkers, so we didn't care, but several people in our tour were thrilled to learn they could buy at the lesser known location without the wait.
We left the Starbucks and headed to several other famous areas in and around the Market. My kids' favorite spot was the gum wall. Outside a theater, patrons started sticking their gum on the wall because it wasn't allowed inside. After years of scraping it off, the city turned it into a tourist spot. You could find initials, messages, and even proposals among the thousands of gum wads!
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We continued our walk past several downtown locations and ended up in Pioneer Square where we found our second totem pole. Mollie shared quite a bit of interesting information about the totem pole and the history of the area in general. I really enjoyed hearing the stories in Pioneer Square, as well as the many interesting historical facts and tidbits that Mollie shared throughout the tour. (The tour kept the kids' attention as well.)
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We ended our tour at Ivar's Fish Bar where we were given complimentary clam chowder and french fries. The french fries, however, were not for us. There were other customers waiting for them!
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My DS doesn't really care to get close to animals, especially the wild kind, so he let his sister do the honors. The birds would eat out of your hand, and there was a frenzy in the water where people were dropping fries.
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After this, the 1 1/2 hour tour ended, and it was time for lunch. We had come all the way to Seattle, and what did my kids want? McDonalds and Subway! The restaurants were next to each other, so we obliged the kids and let them get their meals of choice. We sat down for a few minutes to eat lunch and rest our legs from the walking.
At the end of the tour, I asked Mollie the best way to get to the Space Needle, and she gave me walking directions, so we set off. It turned out to be quite a long walk, but the kids were troopers, and we managed to see a few sights along the way, like Rachel the Piggy Bank...
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It took about 30-45 minutes, but we found ourselves at the foot of the famous Seattle landmark.
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There was a Chihuly sculpture exhibit next to the Space Needle, but we settled for seeing the sculptures we could see over the fence (the kids were getting tired, and we would get to see a Chihuly sculpture hanging in the atrium of the Wonder for seven straight days!). There was a LONG line for tickets to the top of the Needle, but we had reserved a time online, so we were able to walk right in. I highly recommend this.
The weather was gorgeous, so the views from the top were beautiful!
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We enjoyed our time at the top, and we were also pleasantly surprised by the free souvenir photo (yes, it's dorky, but free!).
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At this point, we were ready to head back to the hotel. Rather than walk, we paid to ride the monorail that went from the Space Needle to Westlake Center (where we could get on the Link train to the airport). We wished we had known about the monorail before walking over, but we decided the exercise didn't hurt us, especially knowing we were about to spend seven days eating DCL food!
As I mentioned earlier, the trains were on a maintenance schedule, and we waited almost an hour for a train to take us back to the airport area. After a long day, this was a tough wait, but we made it back and had a quick dinner and swim before turning in for the evening.
Seattle is a beautiful city! Despite a bit of culture shock, we enjoyed our day in downtown. Coming up...Baseball and the Border!
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The Authors Guild et al v. Google Inc.
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RULE 7.1 CORPORATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT. No Corporate Parent. Document filed by Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc..(Lazebnik, Ron)
The Author's Guild et al v. Google Inc. Doc. 837 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK The Author's Guild Inc., Association of American Publishers, Inc., et al., Plaintiffs, Case No. 05-CV-8136 (DC) -againstRULE 7.1 STATEMENT Google Inc., Defendant. Pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 7.1 and to enable District Judges and Magistrate Judges of the Court to evaluate possible disqualification or recusal, the undersigned counsel for putative class member Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. ("SFWA"), certifies that SFWA does not have any parent corporation and there is no publicly held corporation that owns 10% or more of its stock. Dated: January 28, 2009 New York, New York Respectfully submitted, LINCOLN SQUARE LEGAL SERVICES, INC. By: /s/ Ron Lazebnik Ron Lazebnik Samuelson-Glushko Intellectual Property & Information Law Clinic Fordham Law School 33 West 60th Street, 3rd Floor New York, New York 10023 Phone: (212) 636-6934 Fax: (212) 636-6923 firstname.lastname@example.com Attorneys for Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Inc. Dockets.Justia.com CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I, Ron Lazebnik, do hereby certify that on January 28, 2010, I caused a true and correct copy of the foregoing Notice of Appearance, in The Authors Guild et. al. v. Google, Inc., Case No. 05 CV 8136-DC, to be electronically filed with the Clerk of Court using the CM/ECF system which will send notification to all CM/ECF subscribers including: Michael J. Boni, Esq. Joanne Zack, Esq. Joshua Snyder, Esq. Boni & Zack LLC 15 St. Asaphs Road Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 firstname.lastname@example.com Jeffrey P. Cunard, Esq. Bruce P. Keller, Esq. Debevoise & Plimpton LLP 919 Third Avenue New York, NY 10022 firstname.lastname@example.com Daralyn J. Durie, Esq. Joseph C. Gratz, Esq. Durie Tangri Lemley Roberts & Kent LLP 332 Pine Street, Suite 200 San Francisco, CA 94104 firstname.lastname@example.com Any persons identified in the Notice of Electronic Filing as having appeared in the case and who are not registered ECF users will be served by United States Postal Service, first class mail. I certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States that the foregoing is true and correct. Dated: January 28, 2010 New York, New York /s/ Ron Lazebnik Ron Lazebnik


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I just five second ruled a donut I dropped at starbucks, everyones staring
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most people who go to starbucks are pretentious hipster wannabes so fuck em and enjoy your donut
people act like theyve never done it b4
The five second rule doesn't apply at Starbucks unless you're serving the food to customers. Ironically, you would have less chance of catching a disease from the donut if you fucked it than if you ate it from off of the floor.
if i paid 4.99 for a donut i'd eat it off the floor too
where's Jeff for this one?
Yep. The old fashioned cake donuts.
They have great black/white cookies!
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The bank is forecasting stronger U.S. growth, a decline in the so-called "fiscal drag," weaker commodity prices, and a reduction in global risk, beginning with the euro zone. Here's their take on 2014:
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10 Events Not to Be Missed During RBMA NYC
- Words: Glenn Jackson
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The 2013 edition of the Red Bull Music Academy officially begins at the tail end of this week, kicking off a month-long run of events and lectures that will accompany the two academy sessions taking place during May. With at least one public event in NYC appearing on the RBMA calendar every day from April 28 to May 31, we've boiled down the slew of enticing offerings to just the 10 most essential happenings—which was no easy task. Our picks for RBMA's 2013 session can be found after the jump.
Masters at Work
Masters at Work & Special Guests
Friday, May 3 • Le Bain at The Standard, High Line, 444 W. 13th St, New York, NY
11 p.m. - 4 a.m. • Free, 21+
Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez and "Little" Louie Vega (a.k.a. Masters at Work) have been at this for a long time now—over 20 years, in fact—so it goes without saying that the veteran duo knows how to rock a party. On the first Friday of May, the house pioneers are set deliver a three-hour live set that's sure to be heavy on soulful vibes and will feature an entire roster of "special guests." LA's Suzanne Kraft and Italy's Jolly Mare are scheduled to provide the opening support.
Brian Eno's 77 Million Paintings Exhibition
Friday, May 3 - Sunday, June 2 • 145 W. 32nd St, New York, NY
12 p.m. - 8 p.m. Daily (Closed on Mondays) • $5 Suggested Donation
77 Million Paintings is described as a work that is somewhere "between music and painting." The audio-visual installation randomly generates combinations of music and visuals to yield images and sonic moments that are essentially the result of an almost infinite amount of possibilities. Like most things attributed to Brian Eno, 77 Million Paintings is likely to at least be a stimulating work of art, if not an entirely immersive one, and considering a $5 suggested donation is all one needs to take a look, it seems foolish to miss out. Eno will also be giving an illustrated talk as part of RBMA on May 6; details on that can be found here.
Brooklyn Flea Record Fair
Saturday, May 4 • Smorgasburg, Kent Avenue at N. 7th Street, Brooklyn, NY
11 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Free, All Ages
In May, RBMA plans to spice up the Brooklyn Flea Record Fair, an NYC insitution for vinyl enthusiasts and those who live to dig. For this special edition of the record fair, labels such as Ghostly, DFA, Modular, Mexican Summer, and more will be selling wax "out-the-trunk style," while master mixer DJ / rupture and others will be soundtracking the dusty dig. Buying records while listening to records—a simple yet rewarding combination indeed.
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The Bunker w/ Andy Stott, Atom TM, Objekt, and more
Saturday, May 4 • Public Assembly, 70 N. 6th St, Brooklyn, NY
10 p.m. - 6 a.m. • $20, 21+
New York's long-standing haven for underground techno, The Bunker, will be teaming up with RBMA for a night in Brooklyn with heavy hitters Andy Stott, Objekt, and Atom TM (a.k.a. Uwe Schmidt a.k.a. Señor Coconut) lined up to fill the room with their massive sonic offerings. 100% Silk affiliate Octo Octa is also set to perform live along with a selection of Academy participants.
Four Tet and Special Guests
Wednesday, May 8 • Webster Hall, 125 E. 11th St, New York, NY
8 p.m. - 12 a.m. • $5, 18+ (Sold Out)
If there is one thing that ties Four Tet and his special guests for the night of May 8—Jon Hopkins and Koreless—together, it is their shared affinitiy for melodically infused electronic music. The unfortunately already sold-out show is likely to have generous helpings of blissful sweeps, spiraling arpeggios, and glistening bells, on top of the adventurous dance music these three producers are known for crafting.
L-Vis 1990 and Bok Bok
Dark Disco w/ Metro Area, Gerd Janson, Bok Bok B2B L-Vis 1990, and More
Friday, May 10 • 88 Palace, 88 E. Broadway, New York, NY
11 p.m. - 4 a.m. • $15 (Advance), $20 (Doors), 21+
RBMA's Dark Disco night is set to mark the end of its first academy session with a party down in "the basement of one of the best Dim Sum restaurants in the Lower East Side." To celebrate, an all-star cast of selectors has been enlisted, including reunited disco dons Metro Area (a.k.a. Morgan Geist and Darshan Jesrani), Running Back label head Gerd Janson, and Night Slugs impresarios Bok Bok and L-Vis 1990 going B2B.
Byte Boogie w/ Mister Saturday Night and Dope Jams
Sunday, May 19 • Secret Venue
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. • Free with Invite, 21+
It's only right that RBMA hooks up with the Mister Saturday Night crew during its stay in New York. The regular NYC party and, more recently, label run by Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter has been one of the city's most consistent and visible forces pushing dance music forward, and has long been particularly keen on exploring the blurry lines where various dancefloor sounds meet. Even better, RBMA has also signed up the vinyl connaisseurs from the sadly now-closed Dope Jams record store, making the night an excellent showcase of some of the city's finest homegrown tastemakers.
Deep Space w/ Giorgio Moroder (DJ Set), T.Williams, Benjamin Damage, François K
Monday, May 20 • Cielo, 18 Little West 12th St, New York, NY
9 p.m. - 3:30 a.m. • $40, 21+ (Sold Out)
Deep Space and RBMA put together quite the stacked bill for this collaborative effort, bringing London's T. Williams, 50Weapons affiliate Benjamin Damage, and recently reactivated disco pioneer Giorgio Moroder to join Deep Space resident and respected veteran house jock François K for the night. With a line-up as strong as it is diverse, it's easy to see why this one is already sold out.
Pantha Du Prince and the Bell Laboratory
Pantha Du Prince and the Bell Laboratory
Tuesday, May 28 • West Park Church, 165 W. 86th St, New York, NY
6:30 p.m. - 11 p.m. • $20, All Ages
In RBMA's final week, the organization is set to bring German producer Hendrik Weber stateside for the premiere US performance of his latest project, Pantha Du Prince and the Bell Laboratory. The six-piece ensemble will summon the depths of their bell-like instruments—including the gigantic carillon—as Weber processes and adds bits of electronics to the entrancing pieces. Plus, all of this will go down in an iconic NYC church—one that was originally built just before the 20th century—which is just about the perfect place one could take in the sounds of Pantha Du Prince's Bell Laboratory.
RBMA Closing Night w/ L.I.E.S., Kerri Chandler, Mathew Jonson, Mosca, and More
Friday, May 31 • Output, 74 Wythe Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
8 p.m. - 4 a.m. • $15 (Advance), 21+
Everyone knows that closing-night parties make for the most fun. It doesn't matter if it's the closing night of a school play, a work retreat, or—in this case—a month of intensive music workshops and top-notch events; the work is done, the culmination of everyone's efforts comes to a head, and it's simply time to let loose. Throw into that mix Ron Morelli and Steve Summers representing the L.I.E.S. crew, Kerri Chandler, Mathew Jonson, Mosca, and the "Red Bull Music Academy All-Stars" and you got yourself a damn fine party to end on. RBMA NYC is clearly planning to go out with a bang.
The full list of RBMA NYC events can be found here.
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After discussing the guards of the tournament, here is my review on the forwards that stood out in my eyes during the Nike International Junior Tournament. Once again, this is not a ranking but just a selection of the players that I liked personally.
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NIJT 2009: the Forwards
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The second day of the Nike International Junior Tournament is in the books. Everything looks like it is going to be a Final between FMP Belgrade and Lietuvos Rytas. But both teams need another win to be for sure in the O2 World on Sunday.
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Nike International Junior Tournament: preview
April 26th, 2009 · 8 Comments
This Thursday starts the Nike International Junior Tournament in Berlin and features some of the best U18 Club Teams in Europe. Three qualification tournaments and two Wildcards later, 8 teams will fight in 2 groups to get the trophy. I took a quick look at the teams and tell you who are the prospects to […]
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Città di Roma 2008: Forwards
January 4th, 2009 · 1 Comment
While the 30th edition of the Hospitalet Tournament starts today and we will know who will be the two next teams to qualify for Berlin, I continue my analysis of the Città di Roma tournament organized by the Stella Azzurra Basketball team in Rome. After the guards yesterday, it is the turn of the forwards […]
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The winner of Farfetch's 2013 SUPERSTORE competition—a contest celebrating the world's finest boutiques—is Le Mill, a concept store in Mumbai, India. The rice-mill-turned-luxury-fashion-retailer was voted "the world's best new boutique" by a panel of industry insiders, and will be promoted to a global audience via Farfetch this month.
Established in March 2011, owners Cecilia Morelli Parikh, Julie Leymarie, and Aurélie de Cort—3 industry-experienced women, each with their own unique backgrounds in fashion—curate a treasure trove of pieces from American, British, and French designers including (but not limited to) The Row, Peter Pilotto and Isabel Marrant, as well as Indian designers such as Sabyasachi and Pero. There's more: not only do the women of Le Mill offer luxury apparel and accessories, but their store also features contemporary interior décor, furniture, textiles, and even a café, florist and bookstore.
In celebration of their win, Le Mill shot a lookbook for the occasion, as well as worked with local designers to create an exclusive product just for Farfetch. Le Mill will go live on farfetch.com on October 17.


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Meet The Band
"Hey Jude...The Tribute" is John Lennon impersonator Tom Lennon Raider, Paul McCartney Impersonator Brad "Paul"Jarvis, Drummer Don "Ringo" Ackerman and Guitarist/Vocalist Rick Bedrosian as George Harrison (also Keyboardist Rich Coogan). This top flight, four/five piece rock and roll band plays high quality, exciting renditions of songs written or performed by The Beatles spanning their entire decade together. All songs are performed with the precision of the studio matched with the energy of the live environment to give the audience the best of both worlds. Shows feature authentic costumes and instruments.
All dialogue in the show is designed to engage the audience which is encouraged to sing along, clap along and join in on hitting all the high notes. The music takes the audience on an enjoyable and energetic Musical Mystery Tour touching on hit songs and album tracks alike pleasing Beatle fans of all tastes.
"Hey Jude...The Tribute" covers all the bases including early era Beatles pop favorites such as "Love Me Do", I'll Get You" "She Loves You", "Do You Want To Know A Secret","I Want To Hold Your Hand", "All My Loving", "From Me To You", "Twist & Shout", "I Saw Her Standing There", "This Boy", "Please Please Me", "A Hard Day's Night", "Can't Buy Me Love", "I Should Have Known Better", "If I Fell", "You Can't Do That", "I'm Happy Just To Dance With You", "I Feel Fine" and "Ticket To Ride", "Can't Buy Me Love", "Eight Days A Week", "I'll Be Back", "The Night Before", "Yesterday", "Help!","You're going To Lose That Girl", "She's A Woman", "Day Tripper", "I Need You" along with Rubber Soul gems such as "In My Life" and "Norwegian Wood". The Psychedelic era is represented by such Beatle classics as "Lucy In the Sky With Diamonds"and "Yellow Submarine". Fans of the later years will enjoy the driving rock and roll of "Revolution", "Ob La Di-Ob La Da", "Come Together", and more. Performances also include Lennon's solo crowning jewel, "Imagine" and of course, "Hey Jude".
"Hey Jude...The Tribute" is the look, the sound and the excitement of The Beatles and the music that became the soundtrack for a whole generation.
Costumes for shows with "Hey Jude...The Tribute" and/or Imagining Lennon and McCartney may include: The Early Years - The "Ed Sullivan Show" suits (Black jacket, pants & tie w/white shirt, Black Turtleneck shirt/black pants. Grey suits as worn by the Beatles in "A Hard Day's Night". The Psychedelic Years - The very colorful Sgt. Pepper suit complete with accurate patches and medals!
The Later Years - White Album, Abbey Road and Let It Be era costumes include the denim jacket and beige T-shirt worn for the photos for the White Album. The white "crosswalk" suit worn for the cover of Abbey Road. The famous New York City shirt and blue jeans. Also on hand is the purple T-shirt , black jeans and black vest as seen in the Let It Be film. Any costume worn with short hair is a wig, the long strands of the later years are the real deal. The glasses are the real thing as well (antique "Windsor" model) with full prescription.


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The Anoka-Ramsey Community College Golden Rams Men's Basketball program competes in the Minnesota Collegiate Athletic Conference (MCAC). The MCAC is one of the best and toughest men's basketball conferences in the country with the league champion typically finishing in the top three at the National Tournament.
Season: November to March
Tryouts: Early September
Training: Six hours of workouts and conditioning through September; plus weight room strength development and classroom film sessions
Practices: Six days a week; two hours a day
Facilities: Two high performance basketball courts for practices and conditioning; 5000 square foot fitness center for strength and fitness development
Awards: 3rd Place at Nationals, All-American, 2011 MCAC National Qualifier 2nd and 3rd Place; 2012 MCAC National Qualifier 2nd and 3rd Place
Message from the Coach: It is a tremendous commitment participating in the Men's Basketball program, but the effort will be well worth it.
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MCAC Men's State Tournament Pairings Set, Feb. 25-27 at Anoka Ramsey Community College2011 MCAC Men's State Tournament pairings have been decided after a couple coin flips to determine the #1 seeds in each division.
Anoka-Ramsey Men's B-Ball Player Earns Player of the Week Honors AgainSophomore guard, Trey Scott was named the MCAC Southern Division Player of the Week for his effort in victories over Minnesota West and #1 ranked Rochester
Golden Rams Defeat #1 Rochester 73-64Men's Basketball team went on the road and defeated the #1 ranked team in the nation, Saturday, Feb. 19.
Second Half Flurry Leads to 83-67 Victory for Men's Basketball TeamIn a tale of two halves, the Anoka-Ramsey Men's Basketball team used an incredible second half defensive performance to defeat North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) 83-67, Monday, Nov. 22, avenging an earlier loss to the Trojans.
Anoka-Ramsey Falls 85-76 to EllsworthThe Anoka-Ramsey Golden Rams Men's Basketball team dropped their first game of season 85-76 to the NJCAA Division II Ellsworth College Panthers, Friday, Nov. 12 in the Konigsmark Klassic at North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC).
Golden Rams Drop Second StraightThe Anoka-Ramsey Golden Rams Men's Basketball team lost their second straight game on Saturday, Nov. 13, 72-57 to NIACC
The Anoka-Ramsey Community College Men's Basketball team opened their season with an 86-65 victoryThe Anoka-Ramsey Community College Men's Basketball team opened their season with an 86-65 victory over the St. Cloud Technical College Cyclones, Tuesday, Nov. 9.
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Being unpopular wasn't enough to make me cool.
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Homecoming 2013 activities begin Oct. 6October 3, 2013
EAU CLAIRE — Homecoming week activities at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will be held from Oct. 6-13.
The week will consist of numerous events for students, alumni and community members, including a parade, football game and crowning of Homecoming royalty.
Homecoming buttons, which are required for participation in Homecoming competitions, will be available for $1 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. weekdays through Oct. 11 near the Service Center entrance of Davies Center.
Homecoming week highlights are as follows:
- Window painting of the northeast windows in Davies Center will begin at 8 a.m. Oct. 4. Judging will be held at 3 p.m. Oct. 7.
- The Campus Camp Out Kick-Off Party will be held from 9-11 p.m. Oct. 6 in the Ojibwe Ballroom of Davies Center. Students will participate in activities for the chance to win prime banner placement on the bridge for their representative.
- The newly adopted student mascot, Blu, will be unveiled during Momentum Monday, Oct. 7. From 7:30-10 a.m. Blu and several representatives of the UW-Eau Claire Student Senate will greet students at the bottom of the campus hill with high-fives as they walk to class. Student Senate members also will hand out free coffee donated by Starbucks.
- The sand sculpture competition will be held from 4-5 p.m. Oct. 8 behind Putnam Hall. Students will build sand creations with this year's theme in mind.
- Outdoor campus games will begin at 4 p.m. Oct. 9 and Oct. 10 on Towers Field. Games will include a three-legged race, water balloon toss, human pyramid and tricycle race.
- The "Yell-Like-Hell" competition and pep rally will begin at 7 p.m. Oct. 9 in Zorn Arena. Participating organizations must have an original choreographed yell, cheer or song. The teams will be judged on volume, originality, movement, enthusiasm and general effect. Yell-Like-Hell will immediately follow the Snake Dance, which will begin at 6:45 p.m. at the base of the hill.
- The Can-Struction Competition will be held from 6-11 p.m. Oct. 10 in the Student Organizations Complex in Room 220 of Davies Center. Students will attempt to create unusual structures out of donated canned goods.
- The Friday 5K race will begin at 6 p.m. Oct. 11 at the base of the campus hill, with registration beginning at 5 p.m. in the front yard of Putnam Hall. All proceeds will go to the Wisconsin Youth Success Program.
- The "Varsity Night Live!" student talent show will begin at 7 p.m. Oct. 11 in Zorn Arena. The event will be emceed by comedian Eric O'Shea. Tickets are $7 for the general public, $5 for students and $2.50 with a homecoming button. The coronation of the homecoming king and queen will immediately follow the show.
- The Homecoming parade will begin at 10 a.m. Oct. 12 at Lake Street and Oxford Avenue. The parade will turn on First Avenue where it will proceed south and end on First Avenue and Water Street. The parade will feature the Blugold Marching Band, the Altoona Marching Band, Homecoming royalty and a variety of student organizations. Dr. Karen Mumford, assistant professor in the Watershed Institute for Collaborative Environmental Studies and recipient of the 2013 Excellence in Teaching Award, will be the parade's grand marshal.
- The Blugold football team will play the UW-Stevens Point Pointers at 1 p.m. Oct. 12 in Carson Park. Halftime entertainment will be provided by the Blugold Marching Band. Shuttles to the game will be available beginning at 11 a.m. Shuttles will pick up at Towers Hall, Second Avenue and Water Street bus stops, running continuously until 30 minutes after the game.
- The Fifth Quarter postgame party, featuring the Blugold Marching Band, will be held at 4 p.m. Oct. 12 in Carson Park after the game. Live music will also be provided by Pour Boyz. Snacks and beverages provided by Grizzly's will be available.
- Homecoming activities will end with the annual Adopt-a-Block neighborhood cleanup beginning at 1 p.m. Oct. 13. Student teams will walk through the Historic Randall Park neighborhood to pick up litter left from the weekend's festivities.
A schedule of student events can be found on the University Activities Commission website. For more information about student events, call the UAC at 715-836-2787.
A schedule of reunions and alumni events is available on the Alumni Association website. For more information about alumni events, call the Alumni Association at 715-836-3266.


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NiT GriT a.k.a. Danny Beall has been giving his listeners emotional dubstep melodies that transpire with crushing bass feeling. The instrumentation and composition within NiT GriT's tracks can evoke emotions of love, hope, confusion, loss, anger, primal connection, and much much more. It's refreshing to find bass music searching for something elevating and beyond, and you can certainly feel and become inspired by this in NiT GriT's music. You can find this melodic bass artist headlining at the Gem and Jam Festival in Tuscon Arizona Feb 7th-9th. Euphonic Conceptions is putting on this interactive festival, and bringing great artists together from different realms of the art world. Artists like Alex Grey, Allyson Grey, and Damon Soul will be doing live paintings while bass music producers NiT GriT, Michal Menert, VibesquaD, Random Rab, and Polish Ambassador fill the festival with their crunchy bass sets. Please be enlightened by NiT GriT's beautiful sound's below, check out his artist interview, and see him perform at the Gem and Jam Festival coming soon to Tuscon.
How would you describe your distinct sound(s)?
I think with my music, it's a balancing act between melodic and aggressive, a combination between melodic pads, leads and unique heavy bass synths. Overall, it gets overwhelming sometimes, but I that's the element of my music that drives me to progress.
Would you say the emotions felt in your songs come from everyday emotions or do they transpire from a darker place?
I guess a little bit of both. My music is extremely emotionally driven. It's a way for me to vent out what I am feeling at the time and sometimes those emotions come from a very dark place. I don't want to say that all my music is depressing or angry, because a lot of it also comes from inspirational or beautiful places. When I start a track I usually only start with a few elements that set the foundation of the song. From there, I just let the rest take over. It's actually quite amazing how a few elements can change the whole song's dynamic, influencing the finished product.
What unique quality do you think you bring to the stage during your shows?
I like to put a lot of energy into my performance when I'm on stage. I focus on the the track that's playing and let myself be absorbed by it. I don't know if you can call what I'm doing on stage dancing (hahaha) but it's definitely me expressing myself physically through what I'm feeling. I like to think that the audience picks up on it and it adds to the live set.
If you could meet up with and collab with any artist, dead or alive, who would it be?
That's a hard question to answer. I have 3 artists that come to mind off the top of my head. Michal Menert, NastyNasty and Starkey. Each have their own individual style and sound, and have mastered their craft. The funny thing is they are all my personal friends too! I better try and get on some collabs with them immediately hahaha!
What would you say is the hardest part about being on the road or being on tour?
Believe it or not I'm actually quite the hermit and love to be home. Traveling was very hard for me at first. Waking up at ungodly hours to get to the airport and fly to all day to the east coast (or wherever) and land late in the day or at night, then to head straight to the venue, play the show, interact with the fans (which is the best part of it all but still draining) and head back to a hotel at 3am, just to get up at 6 to make it to the next flight…. It was something I had never experienced before and was a little overwhelming.
Now after having the experience, I thrive off of it! I'm traveling to places across the country I would have never seen, meeting new friends, meeting grateful fans who have completely changed my life, and playing epic festivals and venues I would have never imagined I would be playing. I feel very blessed and every time I travel to a new place I have nothing but gratitude and a sense of an adventure. You never know what's going to happen, but instead of fearing it, I try to embrace it.
Have you ever wanted to infuse live instruments into your sets?
I've thought about it. I'm originally a guitarist, so I've always thought I could incorporate that into my live shows but I haven't figured out a way to execute it so it would would flow with my productions. There is talk about adding a drummer to the Pizza Party sets in the future. We have practiced a little but Stephan Jacobs and I are still trying to find that balance in our own live set. It does bring a huge element of intensity to the music and I would like to make that work in the near future. So the answer to that question is yes but if I'm going to do it, I want I to do it right.
What do you think your listeners experience while listening to your music?
For my sets I try to showcase a variety of my music so it's not repetitive and doesn't get stale. I have tracks that are intense, melodic, soulful and even psychedelic at some points. So I think to the listener, the type of experience they have is very subjective, but I at least give them the whole spectrum of sounds so they can interpret it anyway they like.
When your producing a track do you have a solid idea about the track before you put it together or does the process unfold as it gets pieced together?
I usually get into the studio and just start experimenting. I usually stumble across a sound or a phrase that really resonates with me and let it take its course from there. That at least builds a foundation for a track. As I add to the track, some original parts might be recycled into a whole new idea for the song. My process of making music isn't quite as conventional as other producers but its just how I make my tracks. It's interesting to hear how a track starts out, then what the finished product becomes.
Would you say your music is emotionally driven or compelled?
It's definitely emotionally driven. The music I make is just a reflection of myself. From the studio to the stage, I try to express myself to the best of my abilities.
What's next in the works for NiT GriT?
Right now is a transformative time for me. I'm going through a lot of transitions in life. That definitely reflects on my productions – trying to find balance. Im realizing the music I made when I started producing, or what I'm making today, might not be what I will be making in the future, so I've gone back to the drawing board and started experimenting with new styles/genres. Ive set a lot of goals for myself for this next year but what I know for certain is I will be releasing new music in the near future. Stephan Jacobs and I are almost finished with the 3rd Pizza Party EP and on top of that I have a lot of collabs in the works. It should be a great year!
Connect with NiT GriT
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At launch, we were provided with Songza which was a pretty decent Android port for streaming music on BlackBerry 10. However what we all want are native music streaming apps to come over and today is the day! Slacker Radio is now available for BlackBerry 10 as of today and it looks good so far. A brand new UI for BlackBerry users making it easy to navigate through categories and music. It's free to download in BlackBerry World so head over and grab it to get your music on.
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For those of you who are big fans of screamo music or those of you who are music lovers and want to check out something different you have to check out Screamo Radio. For those who aren't familiar with screamo it's a music genre that came to being in the 90s; a mix between hardcore/punk and emo music.
Screamo Radio is an app that is available on the other markets such as Apple's iPhone and on Android, so it's great to see that they haven't forgotten about BlackBerry. Screamo Radio App is exactly what it says it is, with features such as streaming music, loading the last 10 songs that has played, sharing your favorite songs via twitter with others, requesting songs you would like played. This is a great app. One of my favorite features is the ability to set an alarm in which the app will stop. That way you don't have to worry about it playing all night long while you're asleep. The guys at Screamo Radio App are really looking to bring some even cool new updates to there app such as Music Trivia where you can win prizes.
So if you enjoy Screamo music and tired of other streaming radio apps playing what you like to hear grab Screamo Radio App Ad Free for $1.99. If you are one of those who want to try it out before you buy it, well you can grab the free version as well. So if you have a BlackBerry running OS 5.0+ just follow the links below.
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Slacker Radio for BlackBerry smartphones just got updated yesterday in BlackBerry App World to version 4.1.22. Although we couldn't spot a change log, Bogizo let us know that the update included Ford Sync's AppLink service which communicates with all new Ford vehicles. I myself don't drive a Ford but last year we got to test drive the 2010 Ford Fiesta and see what SYNC is all about. So this update may not affect you but it's always good to stay up to date as you never know what bug fixes this may take care of.
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Slacker Radio has just updated to version 4.0 for BlackBerry and other platforms. With Slacker Radio v4.0, you can get Slacker on Demand which will run you $9.99 a month, rather than the $3.99 you would pay for the regular services. So by on demand, that means you'll be able to pull up any song, artist or album anytime you want and hear exactly what you want rather than just a streaming radio station. Pretty cool right? Hit the jump for the full list of features.
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Since we got our hands on the Playbook here at PocketBerry last week, we've been trying to keep you informed and up to date with the unit as well as applications for it. One app that we've taken likening to which came preloaded with the device is the Slacker Radio app. As most of you know, Slacker Radio is one of the most popular streaming audio applications for blackberry and now that it is available for the PlayBook, I can see it being a regularly used app.
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This is just awesome. I'm currently a Pandora and Slacker user as I have stations set up on both that I like to listen to at different times. I'd love an app where I can browse through multiple services in one interface. There's nothing on streaming the actual music all within the app, but you'll be able to check out music all over. Today RIM is launching BlackBerry Radio, a new application that will be available in BlackBerry Beta Zone later today. BlackBerry Radio is an app that gives you all your favorite music in one app. Features include:
- Access popular internet and terrestrial radio services like Slacker, Pandora, Clear Channel, and Corus in one place
- Quickly browse genre-based radio stations
- Enjoy seamless integration with your BlackBerry smartphone for quick and easy access to BlackBerry radio partners and the Amazon MP3 storefront
- Try premium radio apps within BlackBerry Radio for free
- Just start rockin'! No set-up required
So I think it's awesome being able to browse Slacker, Pandora, Clear Channel, and Corus all in one application. BlackBerry Radio will be available in BlackBerry Beta Zone later today, so keep an eye out.
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This news goes back from the 6th this month where Slacker has announced their services free for Canadians. It originally launched in the US only, then to Canada, but was NOT free. It did come with a teaser 30-day trial though. Now Slacker has announced their services completely free for all Canada residents. There is of course Slacker Radio Plus which is a premium service for everyone. That service stands at CAD $3.99 per month. Hit the jump for the full press release or head over to slacker.com from your BlackBerry to download today.
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It is December already, and as we approach the end of the year, we come to the holiday season. Slacker Radio has put a variety of holiday radio stations you can listen to this season. Below is the list:
- Holiday Classics
- Holiday Party
- Contemporary Holiday
- Rock/Alt Holiday
- Country Holiday
- R&B/Soul Holiday
- Jazz Holiday
- Classical Holiday
- Navidad Latina
- Dysfunctional Holiday
If you don't have Slacker Radio, you can grab a copy from App World or point your BlackBerry Browser to slacker.com
Application Updates »
Slacker Radio is one of the most popular applications for streaming audio on BlackBerry, but some are just Pandora people and don't let it go. In any case, Slacker Radio just got an update today mainly addressing some bugs users were having. Here are the main changes:
- Fixed some errors in localization
- Can't shut down app from login screen
- Allow user to remain in app after attempting to play news station after 14-day trial is over
- Race condition on Storm if prefetch closes without buffering a full prefetch
- Update lowres/hires switch to accommodate new devices
- Other Misc Fixes
To get the latest update, point your BlackBerry Browser to slacker.com.
-by Otoniel Bruno
Source: BerryReview


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Have you talked to your child about what to do if they find a gun or ammunition? Lake Stevens Police School Resource Officers Barnes and Carter visited local elementary schools to discuss gun safety for Risk Watch, an injury prevention program that has been implemented in the local schools for 15 years.
Officers Barnes and Carter discussed issues that may come up to educate children on how to properly handle a situation if they were to find a gun. The following rules were discussed:
• If a gun is found, leave it where it's at and don't touch it.
• Tell an adult right away if a gun or ammunition is found.
• Never play with a gun or ammunition because both are very dangerous.
Lake Stevens Fire Public Educator Jennye Cooper commented, "Gun issues are something we hope never comes up with children and families, but as part of the Risk Watch Program, we find it to be a crucial part of the program to prevent tragedies from occurring."
Lake Stevens Fire, Lake Stevens Police, and Everett Community College Nursing Program have been partnering to teach Risk Watch for several years. Each year Risk Watch addresses the following topics: Fire Prevention, Choking Prevention, Gun Safety, Falls Prevention, Poison Prevention, Motor Vehicle Safety, Bike/Pedestrian Safety, and Water Safety. These are the eight leading causes of unintentional injuries and death to children under 14 years old.
If you have questions about the Risk Watch Program or would like to implement it in your classroom, please call Lake Stevens Fire Public Educator Jennye Cooper at 425-334-3034.


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At Acquia, we created a Drupal Showcase site to display some of the most beautiful Drupal websites around. We wanted to highlight some of the more popular sites in a featured carousel when people visit the site. Since we wanted the site to be on Drupal Gardens, however, we couldn't install the jCarousel module, so we had to come up with our own way to have a Carousel on the site.
I've only been with Acquia for three weeks as a intern and I have to say I love every moment of it. I work on the Operations and Hosting Engineering team and last week, my second week, I was placed on a on-call rotation for Operations. A on-call rotation is like being an E.R. Doctor though my patients were servers. You have to set up your phone and laptop to receive 'critical' notifications from our internal monitoring and notification system as well as be prepared with all the tools you could possibly need to handle any situation.
We are thrilled to announce that the 50,000th Drupal Gardens site has been created. Thanks to all of you who made this milestone possible! To celebrate this milestone we have updated Drupal Gardens with two major improvements to its powerful ThemeBuilder. First, you can now review and change any of your theme customizations to get even more control over your theme's design. With this feature you can quickly see all of the stylings and corresponding CSS the ThemeBuilder generates, and hide, show, delete or restyle it as needed.
While I love life in the Internet Cloud, it was a gray, rainy few days at the end of last week.
While it's easy to point fingers at Amazon Web Services, I'm focused on how Acquia can do better. Our goal is to deliver fantastic end-to-end service and support for our customers' web sites irrespective of problems in the underlying infrastructure. That's for us to worry about, mitigate against, and repair — not you.
Drupal Gardens passed a significant milestone yesterday, 40,000 sites created! This is an especially exciting moment for me as Acquia gets ready to exit the Drupal Gardens beta program tomorrow. Reaching 40,000 blew away my expectations for the number of beta sites, a testament to the market's excitement of having the most powerful social publishing system available in a SaaS environment.
We are only a couple of weeks into 2011, but we've already had a very exciting start to the New Year with the launch of Drupal 7, version 1.3 of Drupal Commons, and the release of the upgrades in functionality for Drupal Gardens. Not to mention, it was announced that all Acquians +1 are invited to celebrate our 2010 success in Puerto Rico this April. It's the beginning of a year that we anticipate will be filled with fantastic growth, challenges, learning, and fun!
This blog post is cross-posted from the 2011 Future of Open Source Forum website.
As I have for the past few years, I'll be attending the Open Source Business Conference this May in San Francisco. What makes this year different is that I will participate in a panel discussion led by Michael Skok - partner at North Bridge Venture Partners, Acquia board member and friend.
This sprint the Drupal Gardens team worked on several areas of polish including internationalization, security, multi-image handling, performance and general UX. We hope you like the changes and additions outlined below:
In my Acquia 2010 retrospective, I promised to write a bit more about Acquia's product strategy. This blog post provides a high level view of the vision that we've been working towards for the last 3 years, and explains how Acquia can help simplify your web strategy.
Acquia Extends OpenSaaS Website Platform to Include Custom Survey Creation Tools for Marketers and Site Owners
Woburn, MA – December 29, 2010 – Acquia, the leader in Drupal for the enterprise, announced today the addition of custom webforms in their world-class Software-as-a-Service website platform, Drupal Gardens. Drupal Gardens offers designers, site builders and content owners the ability to quickly design and build interactive, social publishing microsites directly in a browser, with no software to install or servers to manage.
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