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After a week in which he had 5 multi-hit games, the 20-year-old Hood is finally starting to live up to the potential that prompted the Nationals to use their 2nd round pick on him in 2008. Just how good was Hood this week? Try 15 hits, 8 runs, and 6 RBI good. He even hit a deep ball against Lakewood for his first home run of the season and showed off his cannon of an arm by throwing out a runner at first on a ball hit to the outfield. Hood has an intimidating amount of power and is a threat to opposing teams as long as he is making contact, which remains the major flaw in his game. Hood, a former two-sport athlete who is still incredibly young and raw, has struggled with laying off of breaking balls in the dirt. In fact most of his 16 strikeouts have come on these types of pitches. His lack of patience at the plate has also resulted in a very low amount of walks throughout his professional career. For his entire career with the Nationals organization, he has drawn only 20 walks (in 200+ PA)! For the 2010 season, he has a 16:1 SO:BB ratio. While he has displayed great potential in the other areas of his game, this weakness will likely keep him Hagerstown for much of the year, because the Nationals are not going to let him face better pitchers until he improves his selectivity at the plate. But if his batting eye does improve, watch out, because this kid could be something special for the Nationals one day.
Pitcher of the Week – Luis Atilano, SP, Syracuse
Atilano had two starts this week and picked up the win in both of them. In 11.0 innings pitched, he let up 10 hits, 2 walks, and 2 earned runs. He struck out 9 batters. In his first start of the season, Atilano worked efficiently, only facing three batters more than the minimum. He had a bit more trouble in his second start, allowing 8 hits over 5 innings, but worked well out of jams and induced two double play balls that got him safely out of trouble. He kept the ball low in the strike zone and as a result ended the game with 8 groundouts vs. 3 flyouts. He has yet to face more than five batters in any inning he has pitched. Atilano, besides his spring debut, also pitched pretty well for the Nationals in spring training this year and Riggs noted that the Nationals were looking at Atilano to be a starting pitcher for them down the road. After two starts, Atilano leads Syracuse's starting pitchers in ERA, wins, and strikeouts. He is on the 40-man roster and could move himself up in the pecking order with some more starts like his first two of the season.
Runner-ups: Jeff Kobernus, J.P. Ramirez, Aaron Thompson
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It looks like Michael Burgess probably made some offseason adjustments to his swing. There had been criticisms that his swing was too long and he would need to compact it more in order to cut down his strikeout percentage and to be able to survive higher level pitching. So far in 47 plate appearences, Burgess has struck out only five times, compared to his 135 strikeouts in 549 plate appearances last season. The power he has shown in previous seasons, though, appears to be missing. He has yet to hit a home run, but does have three doubles so far in the young minor league season.
Drew Storen may find himself in the Washington bullpen very soon. Building off of his success in Harrisburg and Phoenix last year, Storen continues to dominate against minor league hitters. So far in four appearances, Storen has allowed only one hit and one walk while striking out five.
Another high draft pick, Jeffery Kobernus, is starting to catch fire. The second baseman had a monster game (4 for 5 with a double and 2 RBIs) against Lakewood on Tuesday, including the hit that brought home the game winning run. He is hitting .357/.386/.405 for the season so far and may be in line for a quick promotion after missing the end of last season with an injury. There has been one problem area of his game, though. In four stolen base attempts, he has been caught three times.
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- Pitcher Danny Rosenbaum, last week's pitcher of the week, continues to impress. He has allowed only a single earned run in his three starts. His ERA currently sits at 0.52 and his WHIP at 0.63.
- A.J. Morris made his Potomac debut after starting the season on the DL. He pitched 3 innings and let up 4 hits, 3 walks, and 1 earned run before reaching his pitch limit. Catcher Derek Norris also returned to action for the P-Nats.
- P-Nats relief pitcher Cole Kimball has pitched 7.1 scoreless innings thus far. He has only let up 3 hits and is hoping to have a bounce back year after a rough 2009 with Potomac.
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If you've been reading any predictions for marketing in 2012, no doubt NFC has topped the lists more than once. NFC, or Near Field Communications, is an emerging technology that allows smartphones to communicate with nearby objects.
NFC has primarily been thought of in the context of mobile payments. A user with an NFC-enabled device can simply bump their phone against a merchant's receiver, and pay without using cash or swiping a card. This is the so-called "mobile wallet" that Google and others have been pushing for.
Industry excitement is at least partially due to the potential size of the market. A recent report by Aite Group projected that mobile payments in the US will reach $214 billion by 2014
While marketers have been hearing about NFC for years, the technology is still far from mainstream. However, over the past few months, talk of NFC has been heating up, as major players like Google, AT&T, Mastercard, and Paypal step up their mobile payment offerings.
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Smartphone Manufacturers. NFC relies on a specific chip to be built into a smartphone, and while add-on chips are available, adoption of the technology will rely on devices coming pre-equipped. Google's Android is currently leading the way, with the Galaxy Nexus models now shipping with NFC. Apple and Microsoft are lagging behind, but rumors point to both adopting NFC in 2012.
Google Wallet. Launched September of 2011, Google Wallet enables users to store credit cards, loyalty cards, gift cards, and other shopping tools, within a mobile app. Availability is still limited, as GWallet works only on NFC Android phones using Sprint, and only at participating merchants. However, although adoption is limited, Google's partners are strong, including Citi, Mastercard, First Data, and Sprint.
Mobile Carriers. While Sprint is already on-board with Google Wallet, the other large networks AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, have joined forces to back a mobile payments startup called ISIS. While ISIS hasn't launched yet, it will offer similar functionality to GWallet, and in the short term, it appears as though GWallet and ISIS will be in close competition as the major NFC players.
Paypal. Paypal initially seemed uninterested in NFC, however it seems like they've recently warmed to the idea, updating their Android app to allow two Paypal users to transfer money by bumping phones. Looking into the future, it seems like NFC could be a powerful opportunity for Paypal to become more active in the retail payments space, an area where they're currently weak.
Credit Card Companies. MasterCard was the only credit card partner announced with Google Wallet in May. However, when the service officially launched in September, Visa, American Express, and Discover all signed-on to support Google Wallet. With that said, the major credit cards also support ISIS. For the moment, it appears as though credit institutions aren't playing favorites.
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NFC can also be used for totally non-transactional purposes. At it's core, NFC is simply a communications system. "Smart" objects could be outfitted with NFC tags, allowing smartphone users to lookup information, visit URLs, and otherwise interact digitally with the real world. For example, Google Places stickers can now be outfitted with NFC, which could allow consumers to quickly check-in, receive deals and coupons, and leave reviews.
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It's 6pm, a few hours before the Hacienda show at DC9 in Washington, DC, and I'm talking to their bassist and songwriter Rene Villanueva at the bar. He brings up the usual rock musician topics. . .Ezra Pound, Japanese novelist Shusaku Endo, the joys of composing on a typewriter, how the best thing about college was unlimited access to the library, and the fact that no one seems to understand commas anymore.
Then, at some point in our conversation, I ask Rene about Ernest Hemingway. He mentions that he's not a big fan of his poetry. At this point, I think to myself, "Hemingway? Poetry? Surely he must be mistaken. Hemingway didn't write poetry!" So armed with my PhD in English Literature, after the show I Google Hemingway and poetry. Sure enough, Rene is right. (Though to defend myself, my specialty is 20th century American dramatic lit.)
This should give you a good sense of what the guy is like.
I first saw Hacienda in Salt Lake City when they opened up for the Heartless Bastards. Like anyone else who sees them live, I was hooked by their energy onstage and by the fact that they just looked like they were having fun. They certainly know each other well: the band is three brothers and a cousin, all from San Antonio. And the sound? Well, it's vintage without sounding like a rip-off. Their harmonies draw comparisons to the Beach Boys, they cover the Everly Brothers "You're My Girl" as well as Sonny and Cher's "Baby Don't Go," and Rene is a huge Harry Belafonte fan. How many 24 year olds can you say that about? Hacienda is 60s and 70s rock and soul with the amps cranked a little louder on the album, and a little louder than that live. Comparisons have been thrown around with many 60s and 70s acts, yet none seem to fit, because Hacienda has a sound like no other. In other words, don't expect them to sound like the Everly Brothers or Sonny and Cher.
Hacienda's first two albums, Loud is the Night and Big Red and Barbacoa (Alive Records) were both produced by Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys. In addition, the band backed Auerbach on his 2009 solo tour.
A far more credible voice than I, David Fricke of Rolling Stone, is a fan. And you can read the endless reviews praising the band. Read my interview with Rene Villanueva after the video "She's Got a Hold on Me."
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The first thing I have to say is that you are one of the few musical artists who Tweets lines of poetry.
For about two years I've been on a poetry crusade because I do write poetry. It's been my main passion. I've been trying to get my friends into it, but it seems that a lot of people are afraid to read poetry and don't understand it. I push it on my friends pretty heavy.
Who are your favorite poets?
Ezra Pound is probably my favorite. And then beyond that, the first person who really got me into poetry, though, was Keats.
Do you write your poetry separate from the lyrics you write for Hacienda, or do you write your poems with the idea that they might be a Hacienda song?
Usually when I am writing, I write in long spurts and go back and see what falls more into a written piece or what would be more acceptable as melodic stuff. So I don't write it with the intention of it becoming anything, but as I am editing or revising I might start hearing melodies to it.
How long have you been writing poetry?
I started when I was 16, so about 8 years.
You have a degree in English. What was your favorite class in college?
Any of my American lit classes.
Besides the poets, who are your other favorite authors?
There's Shusaku Endo from Japan. He's a modernist writer but his descriptions of scenery and how people interact with the nature around them are very intense. And I also love Emerson and his writings about nature.
Do you get to read for pleasure on tour?
Yeah, a lot! Like tomorrow we have an eight hour drive where I'll pretty much spend the entire time reading. I have a lot of drive time and waiting at airports and sitting around backstage. Fortunately, I don't get carsick.
What were your career aspirations? Did you always want to be a musician?
I always wanted to be a writer. I went to college to be a writer. I figured I would have to do something else as well, though. So besides English, I have a degree in professional writing as well. It's not what I was passionate about, but I knew I could make money that way while writing what I wanted to write about.
It actually ended up being very useful because I got a good foundation in grammar and style. I got to apply that to my writing.
So I wanted to be a writer, then the band got started in college, and I thought I would see where that took me.
So, what's your biggest pet peeve about bad writing?
Oh, I have so many. My first job was tutoring English, and that was kind of heartbreaking. When I was editing, commas seems to be…no one knows what is going on with commas.
Abraham Villanueva, Rene Villanueva, Dante Schwebel, Jaime Villanueva. (photo by West Vita)
As far as your writing process, do you have a regular routine?
No, I don't, because the routine of my life is pretty irregular. I am always in different places doing different things. The only thing regular about my process is that I separate the music composition from the lyrics. So I'll go for a long time where I am just writing lyrics, then I'll go for a long time where I am just writing music, like chords and melodies. I have to separate the two.
When do you write?
I write when the inspiration strikes, and unfortunately it often strikes at three in the morning when I can't sleep. I do a lot of writing at night. I get in long spells where I'll stay up all night writing and be exhausted during the day.
So it's safe to say you are not a "wake at 6am and have a cup of coffee" kind of guy?
Laughs. No, I usually write until about 6am until I pass out from exhaustion, then I'll wake up at four in the afternoon, then start again.
You talked earlier about how you create the melodies and lyrics separately. When you have a bunch of lyrics and a bunch of melodies, do you then mix and match?
It depends. Sometimes another guy will come up with a song. He'll have a melody and ask me to come up with words for it. That's a different thing for me, because it's like finding a weird meter that I have to put words to. Other times, I have words that have a strict pattern and I find a melody to go with it.
I try to keep everything organic. My feeling is that if you force anything, it's not going to work out. I approach every song and poem differently and let itself unfold.
Back to the poetry—what do you like to write about?
Laughs. Mostly about myself, I guess. I really like William Carlos Williams, where he seems to be the main character in most of his poems. Most of his works are short vignettes of his life That seems to be what attracts me most. I have an idea or a feeling I want to express, and I use one instance in my life to get that out.
Are you a Hemingway fan?
Kind of, but I think his poetry is kind of silly.
How about quirky parts of your writing process?
I have to write through different mediums. Like I'll write with pen and paper, but I won't revise on pen and paper. I have to move it over to a typewriter or computer.
Wait—you just said typewriter.
Yeah, I do a lot on it when I am home. It's an Underwood. It's a completely different experience, and I find that it puts me in a different position mentally. Also, it's a closer connection to the paper than with a computer. When I type, the ink gets stronger or lighter depending on my mood and how hard I type. It's a little bit like painting. And I try to move between the mediums because I approach the page in different ways. I have to set it up differently: I have to set the paper up myself if I am typing, or I might write on a different size paper if I am using a pen. So the different mediums make me approach the page differently.
So how does writing longhand affect your writing process?
I can write faster and write more with the speed of my brain as I am thinking things out. Of course, there are more misspellings and it looks like chicken scratch. I am much slower typing, but my favorite is the typewriter. Usually when I am on the road, I'll write in journals then when I get home transfer it to the typewriter.
How long have you been using the typewriter?
Since high school. My mom got it for me when I told her I wanted to be a writer
What inspired your love of literature?
When I was in high school, I took this English correspondence course with Texas Tech. We read The Great Gatsby, but I had to teach it to myself. I'd get the lesson plan, then write out my essay and mail it in. So it was a college class I took in my room all by myself. The great thing was that I got to approach it the way I wanted at the speed I wanted, and I got really into it. It wasn't being forced down my throat. I also didn't have 20 other students distracting me.
What do you do when you have writer's block?
I don't write. Steve Martin has this awesome quote where he says an artist gathers experiences and when he writes, he uses those experiences. And if he doesn't have anything more to write, he needs to get more experience. So that's what I do. I like to go out, have drinks with my friends, go to concerts, meet people. The more you live, the more you can write.
So what topics inspire you, then?
Any kind of conflict, really. How different ideas among people spur conflict, and out of that conflict comes new ideas.
How does your environment affect your writing process? Is there a certain place you like to write?
Where it's quiet. I'll write in the van at night when it's dark, when we have long, quiet stretches. I'll write when I'm alone in my room. And on the toilet. Laughs.
If you create the perfect writing environment, what would it be?
In my room, at my desk, with my typewriter.
You grew up in San Antonio. How does living there affect what you write about?
Well, they say we have a San Antonio sound. That was something people said after we made the music. People said, "Hey, that's the San Antonio sound." I mean, what else would we have done? It's the same thing with writing. The people you grow up around create your experiences based on your interactions with them, and you can't ever disassociate yourself from that foundation. So the way I approach my characters and my writing is based on the people I know. I remember one time I was in a short story class in college, and I had these two characters who were friends, and it was based on a friendship I had. Then we had a peer review session, and my peers were like, "These people don't seem to be friends at all." And they were right—I wasn't really friends with that guy. I had set up that relationship based on what I thought would be a friendship, but it really wasn't. So that's when I realized that I couldn't shake what I know and pretend that I could remove myself from it.
How do you know when your lyrics are done?
I never really think anything is done. Even with lyrics, I can change them night to night based on what I am feeling. It's never really done—there are just different versions.
But do you worry that something you write could always be better?
Not really. I just want it to be the best at that moment, especially when I am performing. Some nights it might require something different, and an audience might want something else.
How collaborative is your writing process with the other band members?
For the lyrics, not very.
So you write something for an album and say, "Here are the lyrics, guys. Deal with it."
Usually I'll write the lyrics and say that's how it is. Then sometimes I'll have a melody for this kind of feeling, and I'll write one version that they don't like, so I'll write another version. But it's not like we all get together with a pad and paper and collaborate.
What songwriters have influenced you?
Willie Dixon, the Beatles, Van Dyke Parks. And I love a lot of Motown—that's what I'm going for musically.
Back to the poetry. Do you read a lot of contemporary poetry, or do you stick with the classics?
Mostly the classics. I have a hard time relating to a lot of the contemporary stuff.
Unfortunately, poetry is a lost art. I tell everyone I know that they should read more poetry.
That's true, but it's hard to teach something that should be natural. Like what Elvis says about rhythm. And that's what poetry is about, rhythm, and having that natural instinct to feel through the written words what someone else is saying. It's like you are the audience and the performer at the same time when you are reading poetry. So it's hard to teach someone to be a performer. I think we need to be more about teaching the natural rhythm of poetry rather than about something that's mathematical, like counting out meter.
So was there one poem you read that made you fall in love with poetry?
Well, I don't think there was a lightning bolt moment. I actually started out reading short stories, but when I got to college and started writing for myself, I naturally turned to poems because that's what I could fit my thoughts into.
As a former English professor who used peer review extensively in my classes, I have to ask: did you like the peer review process?
I hated it, because I didn't trust my peers. I also failed a lot of tests because I would spend hours in the library reading unassigned books and would not read what the teacher had assigned. The greatest thing about college was that it gave me access to a library.
I've always been looking for that person I can trust who I can bounce my ideas off of when it comes to my poetry, who can give me an an honest assessment of my work. I have that for my music—I can talk to my band mates about chords or melody or progressions. Dan (Auerbach, from the Black Keys, who produced Hacienda's two releases) is another one we talk to. We'll show him songs and he'll be like, "Yeah, this is good. I love it." And when he says it, it means something. Like when we showed him our demos when we first met him. He called us and said he loved it, and we were like, "Whoa, that means something." It's not like your buddy who thinks it's cool that you are in a band.
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Not a laughing matter by any means. We read the stats, hear about the budget trimming methods people employ and maybe pause for a minute when it happens to someone we know closely.
But have any of us stopped to think about what a layoff or firing really feels like in the middle of a challenged economy?
I have a very close friend who successfully fought back from phase 4 cancer. He desperately clung to his sales job through his battle.
He made calls at all hours of the day to assure clients he was on top of their orders. He employed friends and family to make deliveries on his behalf to keep clients informed and happy. He even achieved new business by setting up meetings and leaving his recovery bed and pulling together enough energy to make sales calls that bore fruit and added dollars to the company bottom line.
Shortly after he was given a clean bill of health, he was asked to meet his manager in Chicago. He thought it would be a meeting to review what he had accomplished during his recovery and thought there might even be a promotion in the works.
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As he walked off the plane, he saw his supervisor waiting at the end of the ramp, a solemn look on his face. After a quick handshake, he was ushered to a little table near the boarding area.
He reached for his laptop, explaining that this five-minute presentation would put them both on the same page, but the boss grabbed his hand and said not to bother – it didn't matter.
Sixty seconds later, my friend was unemployed. He clutched a sheet that explained his severance and was told to hurry to the departure gate to head right back home – there was no need to stay in Chicago.
Dumbfounded, he returned home. His wife saw his face and burst into tears. The kids asked what was wrong. His in-laws came over that night with a bucket of chicken and a few hundred dollars in an envelope to make the evening a little easier, but he was heart-broken.
Over the next six months, he would be forced to borrow money from those in-laws to make house payments and pay his share of his remaining medical bills. He tapped his parents and friends for similar "loans," which we all knew we would never get back.
His pride shattered and his spirit shot, he drew into himself and on my most recent visit he said, "I swear, I'd rather have the cancer back than this."
He said when the kids ask to get something as simple as a pizza, he has to debate whether or not he needs that $10 for gasoline tomorrow.
"I have no pride left whatsoever," he tells me.
He is now cutting lawns, with about 20 clients throughout the neighborhood, but feels such shame when he is working on a yard and the father of that home drives in from work and waves to him.
In the years that have now passed, he has put himself through training and certification programs in financial planning and insurance, but feels he has little credibility to sell instruments like that when he himself is a poster child for poor planning and short-sightedness.
In short, he is now among those that not only are unemployed, but have stopped looking for opportunities to get employed.
He's been given all the "chin-up" pep talks by friends and family, and he has truly tried, but clearly he spent a lot of his chips on his cancer recovery and keeping his job throughout that period.
He constantly talks about having a 401K and a retirement package just a few years ago –and now there is nothing, nothing at all.
He knows his depression is hard on the kids, but they know that things like college will be only a dream unless they themselves fund it through loans.
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Motorola's Moto 360 commercial is all about design
The Moto 360 advertising campaign has begun. Motorola has uploaded a minute-long commercial for its Android Wear smartwatch to YouTube. It's all pretty on the nose, which is almost refreshing in an era of constant trash talk between tech companies. Instead of bashing the competition, Motorola uses this spot to showcase the 360's main strength: design. With one long, continuous sequence, the video highlights the stainless steel, genuine leather, and scratch-resistant glass that go into Motorola's watch. (No, there's no mention of battery performance.) Moto 360 still ranks as the best Android Wear smartwatch available, but plenty of competition is on the way. And all of these devices are part of a relatively young market, a notion…
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As we enter the era of the ubiquitous Big Phone, it's refreshing to hold something like the slim and light second-generation Moto X. Priced at $ 500 unlocked and about $ 99 with a contract, this 5.2-inch phone with 1080p OLED screen and Gorilla Glass front is a step beyond the latest from LG and, while not as feature-rich as the Samsung Galaxy S5, well worth a look as an upgrade to your… Read More
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Motorola is extending a promotion on the unlocked version of its Moto X that was originally set to expire at midnight tonight. The $ 70-off deal, which brings the 16GB entry-level model down to $ 329, will now run through February 22nd. Motorola announced the extension on Twitter, saying it was in honor of Valentine's Day. The discount was offered at the end of last month as a make-up for a $ 100 off promotion that was live for just an hour, causing many buyers to scramble. That discount also came just weeks after the company permanently trimmed the price of the phone by $ 180.
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Patents didn't save Motorola. The Moto X smartphone didn't save Motorola. Under Google, the company was an absolute money pit. And yet, Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing believes he can turn Motorola's fortunes around within a matter of months, not years. "In a few quarters we can turn around the business," he told Bloomberg, in an interview following the company's Q3 earnings announcement.
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Google has just let us in on another tidbit about the deal it has built with Lenovo over the sale of its Motorola Mobility assets: It keeps the high-tech Q division-type stuff being developed at Motorola's Advanced Technology Group. That means the Ara modular smartphone concept, as well as sensors you swallow and passwords you tattoo on your skin.
The Advanced Tech team is headed by one-time Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency director Regina Dugan, and has been behind some of the more sci-fi things that Google has demonstrated since acquiring Moto's mobile biz.
Project Ara was one of those projects that garnered a lot of attention back in October. It essentially features a single base unit design that pairs with components that can swap out including keyboards, bigger batteries, memory, sensors and more. Users can easily customize the device to taste using these parts, building the perfect phone for business, or for travel, or for media consumption etc. And this isn't something that's still so far away as to be purely contemplative: Google said back then it would be launching a pilot beta test of the Ara soon.
Motorola's crack research team was also working on truly wearable (and ingestible) tech, including passwords that are embedded tattoo-like beneath your epidermis and can be activated on command, and authenticators that can be swallowed in pill form. Another ingestible product discussed on stage at D11 last June was a sensor that could be swallowed to relay medical information to a user and their doctors.
One more recent Motorola Advanced Tech project revealed in a patent filing in November details a lie-detecting neck tattoo that uses embedded electronics to take in auditory information via microphones and relay that back to an attached smartphone for analysis. Lie detection is just one possible use (imagine audio recording or other types of environment sensing, too) but it's definitely an intriguing one.
All of this stuff fits pretty nicely under the Google X division at Google, where its other kooky experiments are currently housed. Luckily this part of the deal should mean we'll see the Advanced Tech team continue its work under that department, or anywhere at all really, since it's too interest-grabbing to just mothball away.
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Google's blockbuster $ 2.9 billion of Motorola Mobility to Lenovo won't include the Advanced Technology and Projects group led by former DARPA director Regina Dugan. The news was confirmed today on a conference call with Lenovo, and sources familiar with the matter say the group will be integrated with Google's Android team, where Dugan will report to Sundar Pichai but maintain a more independent role.
Dugan, who was named to The Verge 50 earlier this year, manages a team of just under 100 people, all of whom will be moving from their current offices in Sunnyvale to Google's Mountain View office.
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The Play Edition strips out the few non-stock elements of Android that were still present on the Moto G to begin with, but keeps the same $ 179 price point for an 8GB version and $ 199 cost for a 16GB model. Like other Play Edition devices, it's U.S.-only (at least at launch) and will work on both AT&T and T-Mobile networks. Remember that the Moto G is 3G-only, too, if you're considering picking one up.
The main advantage of a Play Edition Moto G would appear to be its ability to get timely updates. The first Android 4.4 KitKat update rolled out to Moto G devices just last week, which means that it trailed the original 4.4 launch by a couple of months. The Play Edition will likely get updates much faster, so users who want to stay on the cutting edge would do well to opt for this variant. Motorola has introduced some slick software additions to the standard Moto G, however, so it really comes down to preference in this case.
I suspect Google is also motivated by a long-term desire to make Play Editions a consumer option for just about every major Android phone. If consumers start gravitating towards them, they get greater control over the pace and consistency of software updates. If they don't, at least some developers will be pleased with the option.
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How to Make Seed Balls
A few years ago I went to the natural cosmetic store Lush in downtown Vancouver. As I was browsing the aisles the beauty advisor informed me they were giving away seed balls to help promote Earth Day and gave me a packet of marble sized red brown dirt balls. I had never heard of seeds balls. The lady told me the balls were loaded with wildflower seeds and I should toss the balls anywhere I would like to see some flowers grow. I thought this was a fun idea and when I used up the seed balls I was given I decided to make my own. This is a fun project you could do with kids to help teach them about gardening and the environment. It's also a good way to use up any extra seeds you may have.
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hi im going to start out by saying i got in to an accident my car spun out and slammed in to a snow bank the radiator was totaled but we got that problem fixed but den we noticed that the car was running funny and leaking what looks like transition fluid but not cheack engine light or ANYTHING pop ups... what do u think might be wrong with my car plz let me know and thank you for your time
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there are cooler lines for the trans that go to the radiator that may have been damaged. have them checked for dmage and leaking at a shop.
there is also a power steering cooler under the car that may be leaking as well. the fluid could look like trans fluid.
a leak check at a shop is not expensive and is a good place to start to pinpoint the leak.
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would any of that give me the issue why i try to accelerate but the car gose slow my rpms go up but it take a long time for my car to get up to speed???
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o Aerial Arts of Utah's highly qualified instructors come from a variety of movement backgrounds including modern dance, ballet, yoga, and rock climbing. Our teaching focuses on fostering a positive learning environment that encourages safety, physical challenge, and creative expression. Collectively, our instructors have the following advanced level certifications:
§ New England Center for Circus Arts (Aerial Fabric and Trapeze Teacher Training)
§ Master of Fine Arts in Modern Dance
§ Yoga Certification (200 hours)
§ AcroYoga Certification
§ Laban Movement Analysis/Bartenieff Fundaments Certification
Elizabeth Stich, Associate Director
Elizabeth Stich in specializess in aerial fabrics, static trapeze (solo and duo), and single point trapeze. She received the majority of her aerial training from New England Center for Circus Arts and continues to train both at NECCA and the Aerial Dance Festival. Liz holds an MFA in modern dance from the University of Utah, where she was a Graduate Teaching Assistant for three years, and a certification in Laban Movement Analysis/Bartenieff Fundamentals through Integrated Movement Studies. Prior to the formation of Aerial Arts of Utah, she was an instructor and co-Artistic Director of Revolve Aerial Dance in Salt Lake City for two years. In addition to teaching aerial, she is an adjunct instructor of dance for Weber State University, Utah Valley University, and Snow College. Liz is also an avid performer in the air and on the ground, working with San Francisco-based companies Strong Current Dance Company, Company Chaddick, The Riley Project, and Kate Law and Alayna Stroud's Bow and Sparrow and with Performing Dance Company at The University of Utah where she has danced in works by Charlotte Boye-Christensen, Tandy Beal, Steve Koester, and Juan Carlos Claudio. As a choreographer, her creative work has been presented as an invited guest in the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company Momentum concert, as a commissioned choreographer for the Chattanooga Ballet in Tennessee, and in the Gala Concert of the American College Dance Festival Association Conference at the University of Idaho.
Jennifer Raun
The dance culture in Chicago inspired Jennifer to begin dancing. She continued her dance training in Salt Lake City at the University of Utah, where she received a BFA in Modern Dance. As a naturalist, Utah provided her with an opportunity to integrate her passion for dance and a love for the outdoors. Immersing herself in nature fills her life with adventures, grace and compassion.
Jennifer's passion for aerial dance began when she saw Project Bandaloop perform. She had just started rock climbing and was eager to combine her new passion with her dance career. She loved the sensation of being suspended in the air and the added possibilities given to the body once airborne.
She has had the opportunity to work with many established artists who have shaped and tendered her essence in dance. Jennifer's diverse performance experience includes contemporary and traditional modern, jazz, hip-hop and aerial dance. Constantly in motion, she loves to dance, rock climb, rappel, hike and ski. The synthesis of dance and nature reflect the expansiveness of her being – her voyage is the adventure.
Adriane Colvin
Adriane Colvin is a native of Salt Lake City and grew up in the modern dance and theater world by virtue of her parents who among other sports and talents taught ballroom dancing. As a child she directed many lavish "plays" with her cousins in the backyard which ultimately led to her attending California State Universily at Long Beach and recieving her BA in Theater Arts. As a gymnast, swimmer, dancer and actor she has always pushed the creative limits of her creative expresson.
Her creative expression found new impetus when she began fire dancing in 2004, choerographing fire performers for local and national events and culminating in her current passion of aerial performance and instruction. Having trained with Revolve Aerial Dance, she has had the opportunity to learn from certified aerialists and mentors. She avidly performs at festivals and events all year long. Her concept of dance is to free the body and you will free the mind.
Amy Olson
Amy Olson is a life-long student of movement with a passion for the healing arts and circus arts. She has a BA in Tibetan Buddhist studies and is the owner of a private massage practice in Salt Lake City specializing in Structural Integration, Thai massage and Craniosacral Therapy. She also has a 200 hour yoga certification.
Amy began to embrace the circus arts when she received her training in AcroYoga (yoga, partner acrobatics and Thai massage) from Jenny Sauer-Klein and Jason Neemer. She has over 3 years experience teaching workshops and classes with this dynamic partner technique. Partnering with the trapeze and fabric was a natural progression and joyous exploration for her. She studied and trained aerial fabric, trapeze and lyra with Revolve Aerial dance, New England Center for Circus Arts and Kate Law of Bow and Sparrow. She has over 2 years experience training and performing. She is excited to be instructing with Aerial Arts of Utah.
She thoroughly enjoys teaching aerial fabric, trapeze and lyra for everything it offers: balance, strength, flexibility and creativity. She believes in making classes fun and accessible for all ages and abilities!
Nancy Carter
Nancy Simpson Carter is a dancer, choreographer, teacher, bodyworker, and movement researcher from North Carolina. She is excited to finally be premiering her new performance company Rumble Motion Jawbone as the 2011 Sugar Space Artist in Residence. Nancy earned her BA in Dance from Meredith College, where she concentrated in somatic studies and performance/choreography. She continued her somatics training, becoming a Licensed Massage Therapist and earning her Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analysis Certification through the Integrated Movement Studies program. Nancy earned her MFA in Modern Dance from The University of Utah, where she was awarded a teaching assistanceship. Nancy choreographed and performed for four seasons with Choreo Collective and two seasons with Revolve Aerial Dance. She is currently a performer and instructor with Aerial Arts of Utah, specializing in Lyra.
Kimberly Preston
Kimberly Preston, E-RYT, AYT received her certification as an AcroYoga Teacher in 2013 from Jason Nemer, Bonnie Argo, and Chris Loebsack, after several years of a great love affair with AcroYoga.She is inspired by the ability of this practice to break down walls and to build and strengthen community through touch and play. Kimberly is also an experienced Yoga Teacher with over 1000 hours of teaching experience in the styles of Hatha and Vinyasa. She is a certified Thai Massage Practitioner as well as a certified Kids Yoga Teacher. Kimberly has a background in social work and loves to spend time outdoors or with a good book.


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