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Painfully simple, completely joyous. A video for Mates of State that makes me grin from ear to ear. G.J. – I salute you, in all your flappy-limbed glory.
Painfully simple, completely joyous. A video for Mates of State that makes me grin from ear to ear. G.J. – I salute you, in all your flappy-limbed glory.
Lernert & Sander's brilliance lies in their ability to see a brief from a point of view that manages to be both really obvious and completely novel at the same time. So when the Dutch artists and directors were commissioned by 3.1 Phillip Lim to promote their new shoe range, they went back to basics and realised that footwear, in essence, is all about feet. They then tracked down and interviewed four of the world's leading foot models, pedicured professionals who have stood in for the likes of Brad Pitt, Sarah Jessica Parker and Madonna in the past.
Some video directors like to head straight to the lyrics of a song for inspiration. The lyrics of Tom Rosenthal's song Watermelon are as follows: "It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's watermelon time, I said boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. It's a fruit based love." It only seems fitting then that the video accompaniment to this tune is footage of a man in an extremely well-crafted watermelon suit, bounding around the British countryside willy-nilly. Hats off to Sidd Khajuria, Ben Elwyn, Nathan Jones, and Tom Rosenthal himself for keeping things simple, with fantastic results.
A little while back we wrote about this very cool music video directed by Sophia Bennett Homes for Frankie Cosmos, in which Frankie dances dreamily around her Justin Bieber-bedecked bedroom in the guise of a teenage girl, and generally makes us wish we were 14 again. Happily this led us to Sophia's website, where we found enough projects to justify the creation of a fully-fledged fan club in Sophia's honour. We're hoping for badges, dedicated Tumblrs, hand-drawn T-shirts and weekly meetings.
The secluded French port of Le Havre is a very particular place. Closed off by barriers, it is staffed solely by men, and jobs there are strictly only passed on from father to son. All of which made it the perfect backdrop for artist JR's contribution to the Women Are Heroes project, which saw him collaborate with the dockers to create a huge image of a woman's eyes on a 363-metre long container ship.
With our leftovers lunches and biro-stained jeans, we don't feel overly confident as experts in "modern luxury." One man who is, however, is Johannes Torpe, creative director of slick Danish brand Bang & Olufsen. A hilarious and rather surreal new short directed by Bo Mirosseni plays on Johannes' luxury savvy to rather comical effect, pitting him as a sort of cool saving grace for a less-than-cool entrepreneur frantically trying to prepare a speech for the International Luxury Conference.
Coming up with new ways of doing things is pretty hard, especially in our culture of instant gratification where we're bored within 30 seconds if it doesn't make us gasp in amazement. So when I saw Stark Films' video for FontFont, I was bowled over by the imagination used to inject some fun and flair into their launch of new online typefaces.
It's pretty rare that I give two hoots about dubstep/trap/beats as a musical genre – my dancing sucks and I'm never anything but awkward in a club. But – and this is a big but – stick some slamming bass over sci-fi visuals and I can't get enough of that stuff. Daniel Swan and David Rudnick's latest collaboration is exactly that; a brutal mix of intense beats, wailing synth and some incredibly futuristic wartime visuals. There's a swarm of stealth jets, laser-equipped helicopters and a seriously badass tank. It's like being in the thick of the best computer game you've not yet had the chance to play. Nice!
With its shadowy narrative, a disquieting undertone of suggested violence and sexuality and unflinching portraiture, the stunning new video for Danish band Iceage's solemn and equally uncomfortable song Against the Moon is a fantastically haunting apportion of film noir tropes.
It's generally accepted that society gets the celebrities it deserves, that fame doesn't just happen and we have to understand why certain people get put on a pedestal. Nowhere is this more interesting than in the case of Ron Jeremy, the world's most recognisable porn star. Recently Ron went to Sydney to promote a new rum that bears his name, and filmmakers Ingvar Kenne and Cameron Gray were given full access to him for 48 hours, travelling in his stretched Hummer to various parties whose organisers had applied on Facebook to have him turn up.
It's fair to say that at some point towards the end of last year we reached peak process video, subsumed by a wave of formulaic offerings that were neither interesting nor exciting. So when we came across this new film from Aesop, slightly pompously called The Guild of Artisans it didn't quicken our pulses. But in actual fact beyond the title, this is a rare example of a process film that's well worth a watch. The promo "pay respects to materials frequently employed in Aesop spaces" and although there's one or two things we've seen before, the moody imagery is brilliantly shot and there's a few moments which set the teeth on edge. Anyone planning a craft process film in the near future take note; this is how it should be done!
This year, before the fire at the Glasgow School of Art, Frieze travelled up to the city to speak to some its most integral artists and curators about the nature of Glaswegian creativity. From the community "come one, come all" vibes of the 1970s, to the work inspired by the flattening of the tenements to make way for high-rise blocks, these wise talking heads portray a tough city of freedom and spontaneity, underlined with a brutal sadness from times when things weren't too great. They speak of the time Allen Ginsberg came to town, the wonder of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the gallery boom of the 1990s, and the appeal of the grand buildings in Glasgow with their sweeping staircases and enormous, trademark bay windows providing such beautiful white, Scottish light.
Remember that incredible Action Bronson music video that saw him tearing down a highway in the style of Easy Rider? Well the director, Tom Gould, is back with some more sound and vision to get you going today. For his latest piece, Tom ventured into a well-known strip club in New Zealand called LAS VEGAS, which happens to be the oldest in the country. Rather than making a run-of-the-mill gritty doc about an old club in decay, Tom decided to concentrate on a curious story within the establishment by way of Adrian, the DJ at the nightclub who has worked there for over 40 years. The clincher? Adrian strictly refers to himself as the "Sound & Lighting Technician," and is something of an eccentric, wizened old man with a good story to tell. Intrigued? See for yourself.
"Family is like a soup, everyone adds an extra scoop, mix an ounce of smiles so sweet, a dash of cool to add the heat and you've got….too many cooks!" So goes the lyrics for a theme-tune to what looks like a 1980s/90s family sitcom à la Third Rock From The Sun or Home Improvement. It's actually the latest work of the lords of online comedy, Adult Swim. This insane new infomercial is a homage to the opening credits of yore, featuring smiling children and chino-donning dads smiling and tossing baseballs at a seemingly unexpected camera.


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Dear Colleagues,
The IT@MIT Task Force identified a number of issues for focus, one of which was to create clear processes for decision-making. To begin to address these issues, we have chartered a small, focused IT Governance Committee.
The Information Technology Governance Committee will be a decision-making body that reports directly to the Provost and Executive Vice President and Treasurer. Membership in the committee will include:
Marilyn T. Smith, Head of Information Services and Technology Co-Chair
Professor Martin Schmidt, Associate Provost Co-Chair
Professor M. Frans Kaashoek, Associate Director of CSAIL Technology
Professor Daniel Hastings, Dean for Undergraduate Education
Professor Claude Canizares, Vice President for Research and Associate Provost
Israel Ruiz, Vice President for Finance
Armand Doucette, Executive Director of Information Technology, Sloan School of Management
As part of this committee, these colleagues will work together to help drive development of an IS&T strategy for MIT, manage the IS&T investment portfolio, and charter and manage committees and working groups. Should you have any questions about the Committee, please feel free to contact Marilyn Smith and/or Martin Schmidt.
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With several bee attacks in the Austin area this summer, the sight of thousands of bees flying everywhere would cause the average person stress.
However, if you were a pro, Round Rock Honey owner Conrad Bouffard says you could easily steal a hive.
"If you're a bee keeper, if you know what you're doing, it's not that hard," he said.
Monday night the top section of a bee hive, called a super, was stolen from the First Methodist Church Community Garden in Georgetown.
It came from one of three hives Round Rock Honey donated last April.
One super weighs 50 to 60 pounds, and the honey inside of it and can be worth up to $600.
Bouffard filed a police report Tuesday morning. Georgetown Police say they've never seen this before. Lt. Todd Terbush with GPD wouldn't speak on camera while the investigation is ongoing, but said at the very least, the thief could face a $2,000 fine and could even get jail time.
Dean Hamilton has hives in his backyard and is a member of the Williamson County Bee Club.
"I'm just always amazed that people are willing to go to jail or prison for 50 or 100 pounds of honey, it's just not worth the risk," Hamilton said. "I believe it was someone outside of this community very definitely."
Without security camera footage, Georgetown officials say it will be difficult to track the thief.
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Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival
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The Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFFF), previously named Brussels International Festival of Fantastic Film (French: Festival international du film fantastique de Bruxelles, Dutch: Internationaal Festival van de Fantastische Film van Brussel) was created in 1983 as a venue for horror, thriller and science fiction films. It takes place in Brussels, every year in March. Initially organized by Annie Bozzo, Gigi Etienne, Freddy Bozzo, Georges Delmote and Guy Delmote, it now has prizes in both feature length and short films, and also hosts an international body-painting competition.
Winners of the grand prize, the Golden Raven statuette, include Army of Darkness,[citation needed] Radioactive Dreams,[citation needed] and Dog Soldiers.[1]
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- Other Genre Film Festivals
- Dead by Dawn
- European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation
- Fantafestival
- Fantasia Festival
- Festival de Cine de Sitges
- Fantastic Fest
- International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival
- New York City Horror Film Festival
- Toronto After Dark Film Festival
- TromaDance
- ^ Minns, Adam (April 4, 2002). "UK horror Dog Soldiers Wins at Brussels Festival". ScreenDaily.com (Screen International). Retrieved July 26, 2012.
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Personal Computing vs. Personal Computers
By David Byrd
Personal computers (PCs) remain the primary workhorse for the business employee. However, the landscape is rapidly changing. While Apple OSX is making inroads as an alternative to Microsoft Windows, it is relatively speaking insignificant. Windows continues to dominate the business PC market with 95 percent unit penetration. However, according to Forrester, that penetration level falls dramatically when considering the advent of new device types such as tablets and smartphones. When these personal computing devices (PCDs) are included Microsoft's computing unit share falls to 30 percent.
This is important to service providers including ANPI ZONE as each needs to gauge the impact of PCDs on their existing network infrastructures and future product offerings. Personal computing is driving the development of operations and support systems, security policies, telecom and data agreements and the direction of IT as a whole. Moreover, as predicted, more data is consumed over Wi-Fi networks than LTE.
During the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2012, John Chambers, CEO of Cisco, referred to the Internet of Everything. The Internet of Everything is an odd phrase to essentially describe using the Internet to access, control and manage just about anything. People either are able to or will be able to use the Internet to control home appliances, security systems, HVAC, water, lighting, automobiles, etc. Utility companies can improve energy and water management and conservation. Manufacturers can incorporate interfaces into products of all types to both be controlled by purchasers but to also proactively report changes in status. This will lead to dynamic and interactive monitoring by health care professionals, improved tracking of company assets, better law enforcement, and more accurate and timely equipment diagnosis, with all of it driven by PCDs.
By 2016 it is expected that 1.6 billion smartphones will be sold. This is according to Business Insider Intelligence. In conjunction with the growth of smartphones, application downloads will increase to more than 300 billion per year. Certainly, not every product or service will be an obvious candidate to leverage this massive growth and interest in the Internet of Everything, but as service providers we need to go through the process of determining whether an application, service or solution should have an Internet or personal computing component.
Transitioning from a TDM to IP infrastructure or network should be a given for every service provider. The unknown is determining the best strategy to leverage the new infrastructure to support existing customers and grow revenues through expanded offerings and increased market penetration.
David Byrd is chief marketing officer and executive vice president of channel sales for ANPI ZONE . He previously spent five years as vice president of marketing and sales for Broadvox and before that was vice president of channels and alliances for Eftia and Telcordia.


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For the M.S. program, the student prepares a complete course-of-study schedule and a written research proposal before the end of the second quarter of graduate study. This is done in collaboration with the student's advisor and approval by the student's M.S. committee and the department graduate chair. A student must complete a minimum of 45 quarter-credit hours of approved graduate work for the M.S. degree. The student may select either the thesis option or the non-thesis, special investigation/project.
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The Lyndon Promise Scholarship helps to provides low-income students from the Northeast Kingdom who will be among the first in their family to graduate from college with a $2,500–$5,000 scholarship per year for four years. This program makes a difference in the lives of the students at Lyndon who otherwise would not be able to afford their college education.
The donor-funded Lyndon Promise Scholarship program involves a three-way promise between the student, the College, and the donor. The student promises to maintain a 2.5 GPA over their college career and to serve as a mentor to low-income students in the NEK's Kindergarten through Grade 12 system. The College promises to provide the students with a Promise Scholarship for a four-year period and to connect the student to a community mentor. Donors promise to make their gift on an annual basis over four years. Donors are also invited to act as a mentor to Promise Scholars.
We hope you will helping students achieve their dream of a college education by supporting this scholarship.
Last year, Lyndon provided over $4 million in financial support to students. This accounts for almost the entire appropriation we received from the State of Vermont and approximately 15 percent of our total budget. In order to continue to grow scholarship dollars to support our students, we need your continued support!
Every year we ask our alumni and friends for a gift to the Annual Fund for Scholarships. Whether you have supported the Annual Fund many times before, a handful of times, or never before, we want you to know that when you support the Annual Fund you are helping Lyndon fulfill its mission of preparing every student for personal and professional success!
Please support the Annual Fund for Scholarships. Do it because, perhaps, you received scholarship support that made your education at Lyndon possible. Do it because you want to see Lyndon students succeed personally and professionally. Do it as a way to pay tribute to your best college friend or favorite professor. But above all, do it to show Lyndon students you care.
The Alexander Twilight Theatre is the heart of the Lyndon State College campus and has been a center of entertainment and education not only for the College but for the greater Northeast Kingdom community for over four decades. In its glory years, the Twilight Theatre was the best of its kind from Montreal to Boston and acts headlining in NYC were also seen at Lyndon.
The theatre may not look so worn out at first glance, as the College has tried to keep up with basic repairs. However, the outdated features and fixtures become grossly apparent when the limitations of an aged theatre make the booking of performances, conferences, and outside groups a challenge. What used to be the College's crown jewel has become its handicap. The old girl is in need of an upgrade. Without these upgrades, the College will be limited on how theatre can be used as a full 21st Century facility, which leads to a huge loss in revenue.
The College and the Alumni Council have identified and broken down the campaign into three phases. Phase One of the campaign has been completed and involved the purchase and installation of a state of the art lighting console, all new lighting instruments for our existing circuits, and air conditioning in the lighting booth. The Alumni Council is now in the process of raising an additional $40,000 to complete Phase Two which includes all new dimmers to control the new lighting instruments as well as an architectural control system that will allow remote access to house/practice lights with the assistance of professional staff.
Once our goal of $40,000 is reached for Phase Two, we will take a look at the goals of Phase Three which include the following upgrades for the theatre: new curtains, projector, smart system, and air conditioning for the dimmers.
You can help us reach our goal of funding Phase Two by purchasing a seat through the "Take a Seat Program." Through donations of $100 – $750 you can purchase a seat or section of seats in the theatre that will have a plaque with your name (or chosen affinity dedication) affixed to the seat. It will be your seat for the next five years, at which point we anticipate the seats will need to be replaced. You can purchase a seat as an individual (John Doe or Mr. and Mrs. Smith), through your company (Business & Business, LLC) or as part of a group (Class of 1995).
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The solution involves a variety of actions to improve energy efficiency and reduce dependence on coal and other fossil fuels.
This has been recognized by China's leadership, which has established a goal to use efficiency to cut demand by 800 million tons of coal equivalent by 2020, even as China's economy continues to grow.
One critical way to improve energy efficiency is through the use of "demand side management" (DSM) programs. The value of DSM has been proven; for example, over the past 20 years, DSM programs in California have helped to avoid the need to build an additional 20 new power plants.
DSM involves utility-sponsored programs providing incentives to customers to afford and use energy efficient technologies. Such technologies include: residential appliances and air conditioners; commercial lighting, heating and cooling; and industrial equipment.
The Alliance is working closely with central and provincial decisionmakers in China to help fashion DSM programs that are appropriate for local conditions. In particular, we are helping to identify opportunities for substantial energy savings through efficiency and to develop specific DSM programs that would best capture these opportunities in a way that works effectively with the local utilities. Based on priorities established by Chinese officials, the Alliance initially focuesed only on industrial efficiency. In 2010 the Alliance expanded its mission to include energy efficiency of China's publicly used buildings.
The Alliance Technical Advisory Group (TAG) is composed of key experts on energy efficiency and China energy issues. Regular meetings of the TAG ensure that Alliance projects are designed to achieve the maximum possible levels of efficiency while accounting for technical, financial, and political parameters.
With the strong support of California officials, and building on the experience gained by utilities in California and elsewhere in the US, the Alliance is well-placed to work cooperatively with Chinese officials to develop successful DSM programs. In fact, the State of California has entered into a cooperative agreement with its sister province (Jiangsu) related to energy efficiency, with the Alliance as an implementing partner.
Commissioners from the California Public Utilities Commission and the California Energy Commission have joined other leading experts as members of the Alliance Leadership Council. Furthermore, all three investor-owned utilities in California have supported the Alliance in order to help share their experience with China.
The work of the Alliance is recognized by leaders in both China and the US (and elsewhere) as providing an extremely valuable contribution to the twin goals of reducing energy demand and improving the global environment. Therefore, key officials from relevant sectors in the US and China have agreed to participate in the Alliance Leadership Council (including Chinese governmental leaders with the influence and authority to implement the necessary changes in laws and regulations).
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Porphyria cutanea tarda (PCT) is the most common of the hepatic porphyrias. It is due to reduced activity of the enzyme uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase (UROD), causing the subsequent build-up of uroporphyrinogen in the blood and urine (figure 1) [1]. PCT has both sporadic and inherited (autosomal dominant) forms that are indistinguishable clinically. Hepatic UROD enzyme activity is diminished in both disorders. However, erythrocyte UROD activity levels are reduced only in the inherited form [2].
The clinical manifestations of PCT and the etiologic relation of the sporadic form to hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection will be reviewed here. General characteristics of PCT and the inherited porphyrias, including diagnosis and treatment, are discussed elsewhere. (See "Porphyrias: An overview" and "Porphyria cutanea tarda and hepatoerythropoietic porphyria".)
The skin and the liver are the two main sites affected in sporadic PCT as the classic presentation consists of photosensitivity and uroporphyrinuria in the setting of chronic liver disease. Several observations support the hypothesis that environmental triggers are necessary to provoke an attack of PCT. When families of patients with inherited PCT have been studied, for example, first-degree relatives often have decreased uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase (UROD) activity despite having no symptoms of PCT [3]. Patients with sporadic PCT, on the other hand, may have normal UROD activity in between attacks [3]. Possible triggers of PCT include polyhalogenated hydrocarbons (such as hexachlorobenzene), alcohol, estrogens, and iron overload [4-8]. (See "Porphyria cutanea tarda and hepatoerythropoietic porphyria", section on 'Etiology and pathogenesis'.)
Skin lesions — Skin lesions are frequently the reason that patients with either form of PCT first seek medical attention. Exposure to the sun and/or minor trauma can lead to skin erythema and the development of vesicles and bullae that may become hemorrhagic. Hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, hirsutism, and sclerodermatous changes may develop with the passage of time (picture 1) [6].
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Artemis Pension
The first pension to open in Bodrum is situated in Kumbahce Bodrum's most beautiful cove and lies between the world famous Halikarnas Disco and the 620 years old Bodrum Castle.
It has catered to numeros famous guests are the yaers including Cevat Sakir Kabaagacli (The Halikarnas Fisherman) and Vehbi Koc.It is situated on the beachfront Each of the carefully prepared 21 rooms has the following facilities:air-conditioning,
TV,shower,toilet and hairdryer.You will not are of the pleasure of taking breakfast on the specially prepared terrace which provides a magnificent view of Bodrum with the castle at it's center. Enjoy the unigue pleasure of sipping a cool drink while sou sit in the open air-conditioned cafe&bar listening to relaxing music with your loved ones and watch the passers by and the sea illuminated by the moon.We at Artemis Pansiyon have a cordial and experienced staff team and we guarantee to do the utmost to deliver an unforgettable and happy holiday to our guests.
Artemis Pansiyon:Your home in Bodrum
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You can have an enjoyable time with your loved ones during the hot Bodrum days and nights under the open air-conditioning system accompanied by the moonlight and stars.Sip a drink whilst taking in the spectacular view with Bodrum Castle the centerpiece.
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Have an enjoyable breakfast taking in the incomparable view of Bodrum,the waves toying with the yachts. If you wish you can have a drink or meal in the evening or at night observing the sea's phosphorescence.
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today is the last day of the month and that means a new project tomorrow. we still have some of the cute mother's day books julie designed and you still about 11 days until mother's day. come on down and pick up a few. one for your mom and one for your grandmom and a few for your friends that are mothers! you know we have a couple first time moms celebrating their first mother's day amongst the TOM girls, right? :) happy mother's day, kim and tam! enjoy your day!
so, moving on to may. i know you are super excited about the may project right? :) here's a peek.
it's a 4 card pack! with envelopes! :) i'd show you the other 2, but somehow when i went to take the photos, i took 2 snaps of these and didn't get a snap of the other 2! crazy, i know!
so, 4 cards with envelopes for only $5! WOW! such a great value and i think the cards are cute, too. (but of course i have to like them. ;) )
come on down tomorrow and see julie and myself and pick up a couple packs.


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Whether you or your spouse lost hours at work, or money just got tight, you can still afford to take a trip together or head off on a family vacation with the kids. The cost of your trip varies based on where you stay and when you depart, but you might find that a trip to a popular amusement park can set you back a few thousand dollars. There are a few ways that you can save and end your trip with more money leftover.
Timeshare Stays
Timeshares sometimes get a bad reputation but timeshares do have some great benefits. When you invest in a timeshare, you pay a set fee. The company then lets you spend two or more days and nights at one of its timeshares. You can stay right in the heart or Orlando, in a villa that overlooks the ocean or in almost any major city or country. Some timeshares let you purchase additional points that you can use when staying in a timeshare other than the one you bought. You can save even more money when you cook some of your meals in your timeshare instead of eating out.
Package Trips
Package trips, also known as bundle trips and bundle vacations, let you pay one low fee for almost everything you need. Instead of booking a flight, paying for a hotel room and then purchasing tickets for amusement parks and other attractions, you bundle everything together for a lower fee than you would otherwise pay. Some companies will even let you put your travel arrangements on layaway. You put down a percentage of the total amount due when you buy the package, and you make smaller payments throughout the year to pay off the balance due.
Travel Clubs
Travel clubs are similar to timeshare organizations. The main difference is that instead of buying a stay in a specific timeshare, you buy points that you can use at any resort that belongs to that club. Your points reset at the beginning of each new year. Staying in each resort costs a different number of points, and you can add more points to your account when needed. Visit sites like the Bluegreen Resorts wiki to learn more about travel clubs and whether joining a club is the right fit for you and your family.
State Parks
If you truly want to save on a family vacation, consider booking a few days or a week in a state park. A state park offers plenty of activities for the whole family. You can swim, fish and boat in the lake or river, hike through the mountains and look for birds and other wild animals. Some state parks offer additional activities, including horseback riding, nature trails and museums. Even if you don't have a camper or a tent and camping equipment, you can still enjoy a vacation at a state park. Most parks have cabin rentals available that come with air conditioning, indoor bathrooms, kitchens and one or more bedrooms.
Family vacations shouldn't cost thousands of dollars, but you might find yourself spending that much or more on a summer vacation. With travel clubs, timeshares, package trips and vacations to state parks, you can find more affordable options for you and your loved ones.


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Inside Lacrosse released their preseason rankings for D3 today. I'd like you to sit down in your comfy chair with a blanket and a warm cup of cocoa while we
tear them apart provide some constructive criticism for the good folks over at IL. Without further adieu…
1. Stevenson (18-5)
Okay. I get it. Tons of talent and Salisbury lost a lot.
2. Cortland (21-1) *2012 National Runners-Up
It's probably a minor quibble, but I would have them behind Salisbury and Tufts.
3. Salisbury (23-0)* 2012 National Champions
4. Tufts (18-3)
I think they win their second title in 2013, but that's just me. My preseason #1.
RIT alum Jerry Ragonese (@FlowGo37) shaved his head finally. A sign of the end times, or a sign that RIT will break through to a championship appearance this year? I'm not sure. #5 is fine for a proven program with some big-time players.
6. Cabrini (17-3)
Does anyone here trust Cabrini? They are so unpredictable that they inspired the phrase "Cabrini being Cabrini" and the best part is that Connor and I have NO IDEA what that actually means, which of course encapsulates Cabrini perfectly. Let's just say I'm looking for a little more stability from the #6 team in the country.
7. Lynchburg (17-2)
Joe Lisicky is the hero Lynchburg deserves, but not the one they need right now.
8. Dickinson (15-4)
Firmly established as an elite program, not just an elite team.
9. Denison (15-2)
Overrating a team for a big late-season win is like an NBA team drafting a player too high because of a great March Madness run.
10. Stevens (17-3)
I'd rank them here too, but if we're talking about actually being contenders, page me when they have a goalie.
11. Roanoke (11-4)
12. Trinity (11-7)
13. Union (13-5)
Two teams that won with defense lost their goalies and parts of their defenses. Neither belongs in the top 20 until they prove they have a way of offsetting those losses, no matter how many points they return. For the record, the same logic applies to anyone who thinks Connecticut College should start the year in the top 20.
14. Springfield (14-4)
Springfield: The 2008-20011 Atlanta Hawks of D3 lacrosse. Ranking is fine.
15. Gettysburg (11-7)
Gettysburg went 11-7 in 2012? That never would have happened if Coach Janczyk was still alive. If this were Southern Pennsylvania State and not Gettysburg, there would be no discussion of them being a top 20 team.
16. Ohio Wesleyan (11-5)
Truly inexcusable. OWU did nothing in 2012 to merit a top 20 ranking. This is a case of someone looking at their stat sheet, realizing they are returning a large percentage of their points, and deciding that means they will improve and be relevant in 2013. NEWS FLASH: THAT IS NOT HOW THIS WORKS. IT ISN'T. LAZY ANALYSIS.
17. Washington College (11-6)
I think they will regress slightly, but no real argument with having them here.
18. Western New England University (13-5)
Like it.
19. Bowdoin (14-6)
A team that has probably been underachieving given their talent (!!!!!!!!!!). I think they'll end up higher, but a fair starting point.
20. St. Lawrence (12-3)
Why not? One of many teams that could fall into this spot.


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Rangoli or Kolam is an Indian art of designing floor with colors and chalk. On festivals, marriages or any occasion of good mood rangoli or kolam can be made with joy and happiness by women and girls at homes. A lots of Books are written on kolam or rangoli design and making.
Some books have latest designs and patterns on kolam (tamil rangoli). many writers have written Books on topics like religious facts of rangoli, rangoli design of India or traditional kolam patterns.
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(2). Indian Art – By Partha Mitter
(3). Arts of India – By Krishna Chaitanya
(4). Trends In Modern Indian Art – By S. K. Bhattacharya
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Bloomin' Brands, Inc. Appoints Two New Directors
TAMPA, Fla., Sept. 10, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bloomin' Brands, Inc. (Nasdaq:BLMN) today announced the appointment of Mindy Grossman, Chief Executive Officer of HSN, Inc. (Nasdaq:HSNI), and David Humphrey, Principal at Bain Capital, to its Board of Directors effective September 6, 2012. Mr. Humphrey replaced Philip H. Loughlin, who resigned from the Board effective the same date. Both Ms. Grossman and Mr. Humphrey will also join the audit committee, the majority of whose members are now independent directors.
"We are honored to have Mindy and David join our Board," said Elizabeth Smith, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Bloomin' Brands. "Mindy's proven record of growing brands and companies, most recently transforming HSN into a lifestyle network, and David's strength in asset management and business development, will be invaluable," said Ms. Smith.
Ms. Grossman joined HSN in 2006, and has been responsible for diversifying its portfolio of brands and personalities, and spearheading efforts to evolve the linear network into a multiplatform business. Prior to taking the company public in 2008, Ms. Grossman had been Chief Executive Officer of IAC Retailing, a business segment of HSN's former parent company InterActiveCorp. A 35-year veteran of the retail and apparel industries, Ms. Grossman joined IAC Retailing from Nike, Inc., where she served as Global Vice President and led Nike's $4 billion apparel business.Mr. Humphrey joined Bain Capital in 2001, where he has worked with a number of companies in the consumer, technology and services industries. Previously, Mr. Humphrey was an investment banker with Lehman Brothers' mergers & acquisitions group. He also serves on the Board of Bright Horizons Family Solutions, a leading childcare company, and Skillsoft PLC, a leading provider of training and courseware for corporations. "I also want to thank Phil for his dedication and contributions to the Company over the past five years. He has been a valuable member of the Board and has provided strong governance, leadership and support," said Ms. Smith.
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Boys Basketball: Seton surge stings Hales Franciscan
By Bill Harrison For Sun-Times Media February 8, 2013 9:38PM
Updated: March 11, 2013 6:33AM
For Seton, the third quarter was just what the doctor ordered Friday night against Hales Franciscan in the Catholic South.
For Hales? A true nightmare from start to finish.
A 12-0 run by the Sting started the period and a buzzer-beating three-pointer by Damian Evans ended it. The Sting went from trailing by one to leading by 20 en route to a 68-54 win on Senior Night.
"We just wanted to speed things up a little bit because we didn't like the pace of the game in the first half," Seton coach Brandon Thomas said. "We spent a lot of time all week working on our halfcourt man-to-man defense. We took a chance and sped things up."
Hales coach Gary London finally had enough with just under two minutes to play in the third. He went from one side of the bench to the other, arms crossed and apparently done coaching for the evening.
His team committed nine turnovers, was called for 12 fouls and was outscored 26-5 in that period. He eventually regained his composure and went back to his seat next to the scorer's table.
"I was just trying to make a point with the kids," London said. "We got into that little stretch there where we played selfish basketball. I think they got the message, because after that they started sharing the basketball."
Mark Weems Jr. had 18 points to lead the Sting (16-9, 8-2) while Minnesota recruit Alex Foster added 17 points, eight rebounds and five blocks despite being in foul trouble most of the night.
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William Eugene "Bill" Cooney, 84, of Cedar Falls, died at the Windsor Health Care Center Tuesday, March 15, 2005, of natural causes. He was born May 3, 1920, in Council Bluffs, son of Ora Eldon and Clara May Lehigh Cooney. He married Cheryle Rose Chamberlain in December 1968 in Cedar Falls. She died November 29, 1992
Mr. Cooney was employed by the University of Northern Iowa as a painter for sixteen years, retiring in 1986. He was also a veteran of the U. S. Army having served in World War II and the Korean Conflict. He was member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 4074 and Cedar Falls AMVETS Post 49.
Survivors include: a son, Timothy Ray (Carol) Wahner, Sr., of Kirksville, Missouri, a daughter, Robin (Roy) Albert of Hopkinton; a daughter-in-law, Susan Springer of Waterloo; four grandchildren, Tayya (Josh) Wahner and Tamara (Dan) Purdy, both of Waterloo, Timothy Ray (Mandy) Wahner, Jr., of Plymouth, Minnesota, and Tony (Kathy) Flaherty of Waverly; three great-grandchildren with another one on the way; and two sisters, Leola Pendgraft of Oakland and Mildred (Jim) Hixon of Torrance, California.
Preceded in death by: a daughter, Lucinda Fain; a brother, Eldon; and four sisters, Leta Rollins, Marilla Eldon, Frances Calmer, and Earldene Erickson.
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The Burlington diamond pattern is told to be part of the classic British dresscode. Trying to cut appart from this distorted and kind of old-fashioned image they are releasing a lot of coloured socks always keeping their proper identity (bound to this pattern). As I'm a huge fan of Burlington (I got that from my father), I'm posting this nice pair of socks, sober and coloured. Personally, I'm wearing it either for casual or chic occasions and they're definitely my favourite socks! There are many others colourways available.
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Larry Hagman, who played the conniving and mischievous J.R. Ewing on the TV show "Dallas," died Friday at Medical City in Dallas, of complications from his recent battle with cancer, his family said.
He was 81.
"Larry was back in his beloved Dallas re-enacting the iconic role he loved most," his family said in a written statement. "Larry's family and close friends had joined him in Dallas for the Thanksgiving holiday. When he passed, he was surrounded by loved ones. It was a peaceful passing, just as he had wished for. The family requests privacy at this time."
The role of J.R. transformed Hagman's life. He rocketed from being a merely well-known TV actor on "I Dream of Jeannie" and the son of Broadway legend Mary Martin, to the kind of international fame known only by the likes the Beatles and Muhammad Ali.
Hagman made his home in Ojai with his wife of 59 years, the former Maj Axelsson. Despite obvious physical frailty, he gamely returned to Dallas to film season one and part of season two of TNT's "Dallas" reboot.
Friends were in shock Friday, especially those who saw him only days ago. But those close to him say he knew the end was coming and he was glad to have his family in town for Thanksgiving.
Hagman's recent return to film the TNT show was a pleasant reminiscence of the days when "Dallas" was the biggest TV program in the world, seen by an estimated 300 million people in 57 countries.
Hagman lived part of the year in a Dallas penthouse, known as the J.R. Ewing Suite, and the actor became part of the fabric of the city, attending polo matches and unwinding over cocktails with oilmen.
"Hagman in his role as J.R. was mythic, and as a human he was a hardworking ambassador for Dallas and the underdog," Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings said Friday night. "I had spent a couple of evenings with him recently … and he always pitched in to help the city."
Hagman lit the scheming J.R. with his own innate sense of fun and mischief.
"From the moment we met him, he started the entire ball rolling," said his TV ex-wife Linda Gray (Sue Ellen Ewing) last month at a fundraiser for the Larry Hagman Foundation, which promotes creative arts education for children in the Dallas area. "He came into a room in Burbank. He walked in with a saddlebag filled with ice and bottles of Champagne. That is how we had our first read-through of the original script. That bonded us to this wonderful man."
Throughout the summer of 1980, the world hung on the question "Who shot J. R.?" The ultimate TV cliffhanger aired on March 21, 1980, when an unseen assailant shot J.R. Ewing twice.
As everyone waited to find out who the shooter was, Hagman had an epiphany that would pave the way for TV giants such as Jerry Seinfeld and the cast of "Friends" to get a larger share of the profits from their shows.


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Adland's next creative leaders
campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 09 July 2009 06:00AM
LONDON - Their names will be familiar, but which of this talented crop will have what it takes to become an executive creative director?
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Favourite ad: Guinness 'noitulove'
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Another Texas Top 10 Most Wanted in custody
Dennis Wayne Capps, who had been on the Texas Top 10 Most Wanted list since March 2009, was apprehended in Nicaragua by U.S. Marshals on Oct. 22 after an investigation by Texas DPS agents determined that he was in that country. He was deported from Nicaragua on Oct. 24 and was taken to the Cameron County Jail in Brownsville, Texas, on Oct. 27.
Capps had absconded after posting a $100,000 bond in connection with the June 10, 2006, murder of a 44-year-old man during a robbery. Capps faces a capital murder charge in Cameron County.
For information on those remaining on the list, please see the DPS website at http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/wanted/index.htm.
Texas Crime Stoppers will give a $1,000 cash reward to any person who provides information that leads to the arrest of one of these fugitives. Anyone with information about the whereabouts of any of these fugitives should call 1-800-252-TIPS (8477). The Crime Stoppers hotline is open 24 hours a day. You do not have to give your name when calling.
DPS urges caution around these fugitives. "Any fugitive should be considered armed and dangerous," said Steven McCraw, director of the DPS. "You should never attempt to apprehend these fugitives yourself."
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Philip and Nick help make Scottish history
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THE incidents took place as the women aged 73 and 56 withdrew cash at separate ATMs in Paisley.
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Grand Raffle Winner Grateful for $20,000 Prize
Deanna Waskelis, center won the 2012 MCULLAF Grand Raffle. Along with her are Bill Clancy, vice president of retail strategy; Don Bratt, vice president of marketing; Waskelis; Leo Vicari, vice president of facilities, and CEO Sandy Jelinski.
GRAND RAPIDS – Deanna Waskelis of Kentwood had the reaction typical of most people when Lake Michigan CU CEO Sandy Jelinski called her and said she had won this year's MCUL & Affiliates Grand Raffle.
"I thought it was a joke and I repeated that on the phone," Waskelis said. But Waskelis, who works in a Grand Rapids dental lab, was happy when Amanda Fox, who sold her the winning ticket handed her the real check for winning the $20,000 raffle.
Fox said she had forgotten about the Grand Raffle tickets she had sold she was also surprised when told she would also share in the winnings.
"I thought it was really exciting that Lake Michigan Credit Union of all the credit unions sold it and it is even a bigger deal that my branch sold it and it was a HUGE deal that I sold it," Fox said.
Fox said she will be making a very practical purchase with her winnings.
"Well, I just got a house I am going to buy a stove, going to be practical, ha-ha," Fox said.
Waskelis said her plans for the money include re-siding her garage, buying her dad a few things and putting some money away for herself as well as for her four-year-old daughter. She said the money is a huge blessing for her.
"Enormous," Waskelis said. "I'm not sure if there are enough words to describe how much I can use this right now."
Jelinski said she enjoyed making the phone call to tell a member that she had won.
Even though asking members to make a contribution for a political cause can be somewhat uncomfortable at times, Jelinski said the money supports a worthy cause, the MCULLAF (federal PAC).
"We are always needing help with legislation, and right now in Washington, we are there for MBL, there is always something and it takes a lot of money to get (legislators') attention," Jelinski said.
This year's raffle took in a record $200,460.
Jelinski and members of the LMCU staff who gathered for the presentation were brainstorming ideas to improve the credit union's marketing in hopes it could sell another winning ticket in 2013. Ideas included putting Grand Raffle "buck slips" in the tubes going out to members going through the drive-thru and advertising the raffle on ATMs.