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Berlinale By Scott Beggs on February 27, 2012 | Comments (4)There's a solid chance that you haven't heard of most of these movies. Yet they exist – out there somewhere as a thorn in the side of movie fans trying to see as much as possible. Nuggets of potential waiting to be picked up from the movie orphanage by a distributor and given a warm home with cup holders in every seat. The European Film Market is fascinating for that reason and for the way people attend it. Tickets this year were around $600, but that's a reasonable price for companies sending representatives trying to find the next moneymaker for their company or the hot movie to bring to their festival. That means screenings come complete with people on cell phones and unimpressed buyers walking out after ten minutes to hustle next door to see if the other movie playing has any promise to it. It's a bizarre way to watch movies, but it makes a kind of sense given the massive size of the movie list compared to the tiny amount of time to see everything. There were upwards of 675 movies in the EFM this year, all of them with their own selling points. Here are the 87 most interesting-sounding with descriptions found in the official catalog. For the most part, I haven't seen these movies (and didn't even know about many of them until the Berlin Film Festival), but they all have something going for them that should earn them a spot on your radar.
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They should be compact or foldable and have at least decent sound quality. Noise suppression is nice but not essential. I would listen in flight, but for now most of my listening is in my hotel room at the end of the day. asked Aug 02 '11 at 13:47 Cannolo |
I would recommend Audio Technica ATH-M50 (The M50 has a coiled cord, the M50S has a straight cord). I use these at work (and occasionally on-the-go) and I love them. They are not especially small (though they do fold up in a clever way) but their combination of sound quality (very clean, neutral sound), passive noise isolation (no batteries needed), and comfort (I have a big head and the only comfort issue I have had is my ears getting a bit warm after a few hours of listening) are very impressive for their price point (I got mine new on eBay for ~$120). [This answer was submitted by Daniel West, but didn't make it through the spam filter.--OH] linkanswered Jun 07 '12 at 07:30 oliver |
I bought Creative HN-700 headphones a couple of years ago. They are good for cancelling out noise, provide good sound, and fold up and fit into a provided pouch. I forgot to carry them in my backpack on my last trip overseas - left them in my soft sided suitcase (and MISSED having them to drown out the din!), and they survived. I use them for travel and for Skype with friends overseas when the connection is bad. They were relatively cheap (otherwise I would not have gotten them) so they were a good investment. Downside is that I have a BIG head, so the padded head band is "stressed" going over my "dome", so the crown of my head sometimes gets a little tender on long flights, but I have not yet taken them off because of discomfort! I often fall asleep with them on. I got them to see if sound cancelling headphones were worth it. They ARE! So I suspect I will upgrade when the time comes (or my flight frequency increases). linkanswered Aug 04 '11 at 15:22 lduvall |
I have been impressed enough by the value of a cheap pair I have of Sony noise-canceling headphones (model MDR-NC40) that when the first pair broke*, I bought another, and am still happy with the investment. Right now, I see them at Amazon for about $80 (http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Ultra-Lightweight-Foldable-Canceling-Headphones/dp/B001FXXAP8 -- the reviews there are poor, but they don't match my experience); I paid more than this for my first set, and less (about $60) for them the 2nd time around, thanks to a sale at Radio Shack. I briefly saw them on sale for about $25 at a Target store as well ... so, shop around ;) I find them comfortable even over my glasses, which is unusual. (Not as comfortable as some of the best I've tried, expensive Beyerdynamics or Sennheisers, but surprisingly good, even on long flights.) The noise reduction is good, though not the world's best. ("The world's best," frankly, is something that I must admit I don't often think is worth the marginal cost -- your mileage, and budget, may vary.) They fold into a nice small case, which fits well either one of the small outside pockets on my Tom Bihn Checkpoint Flyer, or the smallish Jansport backpack I'm carrying on my current trip to Seattle. I think they pay for themselves in flying comfort in one trip. Use a single AAA battery, which lasts for something near 20 hours.
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I must state I only played using the Core set pre-built decks yet.
I did give a go to building custom decks yesterday (using 2 Core sets) and I'm not sure how I feel about the experience.
Picking the right objective sets is quite the balancing act. You need to determine which cards you really want, sometimes being forced in using less desirable cards that come along with a given set. You need to make sure you have enough resource production (in the right affiliation), a good balance of cards to use in edge battle and enough units to be able to build up your army.
All that while picking only 5 objective sets (well, you can pick more, but then you are dilluting your deck's focus).
Compare to a game like Netrunner, where you pretty much pick 15 card sets to play (3 copy of each cards), or even Magic where you pick 8 to 10 sets (4 copy of each cards, plus a bunch of lands). I feel like the deckbuilding mechanism in Star Wars severely limits your options. I'm just not sure how good or bad of a thing that is.
My impression is that it will mean that gameplay (and luck of the draw) will be much more critical to success than actual deckbuilding. Although it also means you can build quite a few different decks (not just based on affiliation, but also thematically speaking as well), which may not be such a bad thing (assuming a number of decks are of equivalent strength… I have to presume here that they did their job correctly as designers). Or maybe we'll just end up with a bunch of rock-paper-cissor type of decks (where you can't have a single deck beating all others consistenly).
What are your thoughts on this? Do you see deckbuilding as a crucial element of this game or can you just pretty much throw in any 5 objective sets in 2-of and have a fair chance of winning? (I know, I know… not just any 5, but I'm sure you get what I mean here).


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Re: FOR COMMENTS - AFGHANISTAN - The Massive Obstacles To a NATOWithdrawal
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the White House has definitely expanded its room to maneuver considerably
-- particularly beyond 2012.
Completely peaceing the fuck out is a bit tricky because we have
significant bases there that could be used for sustained special
operations counterterrorism operations. SOCOM is planning on a presence in
Af/Pak to 2030 at the moment -- pretty much as far as they plan out.
On 6/24/11 9:27 AM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
It can. This piece doesn't rule out that possibility. Just says what
will happen based on the current objectives.
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I know this is way too late, and I'm glad Bayless already made the
comment, and I want to bring this up for our future discussion. I
really don't understand why it is a necessity for the US to have a
negotiated settlement, or even such a necessity to to have Pakistan
involved giving the latter all the cards.
As Kamran says below, the US is trying to leave with a negotiated
settlement. That is what it would like. What it wants. A negotiated
settlement, then, is not what it needs. Yet we say in the piece on site
"One fact, however, remains: Pakistan's facilitating a U.S. withdrawal
through a negotiated settlement with the Afghan Taliban is - and was
always - necessary."
I think we need to be more open to the possibility that the US could cut
and run, especially as this gradual drawdown makes leaving more
obviously inevitable. what the US needs is supply lines for whatever
troops it has in Afghanistan, and to minimize casualties amongst those
troops. So, it makes sense that the US needs Pakistan for supply lines,
but I don't think it is needed for a negotiated settlement. the Afghan
Taliban have not demonstrated the capability to inflict major casualties
on US troops, especially as the US has already had a sort-of drawdown
within Afghanistan to less isolated, more secure bases. Movement to get
out, of course, could make them vulnerable, but I think we would have to
look at how that would work to see if it makes them all that
vulnerable. I'm not convinced a settlement orchestrated by Pakistan
would have a huge impact on US casualties- only on inter-Afghan
The US would like to have a negotiated settlement to show that it left
Afghanistan in some sort of peace, but the tide is turning away from
that. More and more of the discussion within the US- officials,
politicians, the populous- is that as long as the CT requirements are
fulfilled, the government of Afghanistan is not a major concern. Having
that settlement could better the CT requirements by getting the Taliban
to agree not to harbour AQ, but even then US officials are saying that's
not such a big deal (and it isn't).
So, why can't the US just cut and run?
On 6/23/11 11:03 PM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
On 6/23/2011 9:36 PM, Bayless Parsley wrote:
honestly, the main thing that is never really explained is why the
U.S. can't just pull out. This is piece is not saying the U.S. can't
just pullout. Rather it is about what the U.S. is trying to do,
i.e., pullout with a political settlement, which is where it is
going to run into problems.
On 6/23/11 7:09 PM, Kamran Bokhari wrote:
U.S. President Barack Obama has announced a plan to withdraw
troops from Afghanistan. The various details of that plan will no
doubt initiate debate both inside and outside Washington. One
fact, however, remains: Pakistan facilitating a U.S. withdrawal
through a negotiated settlement with the Afghan Taliban is -- and
was always -- necessary. Relying on Pakistan is going to be
problematic because of a number of factors: 1) U.S.-Pakistan
tensions and mistrust; 2) Pakistan not having the kind of
influence over the Afghan Taliban that it once did; & 3) Pakistan
having to deal with its own Taliban rebels backed by al-Qaeda
waging a ferocious insurgency.
U.S.-Pakistani tensions over how to deal with the region's
jihadist problem have led to growing mistrust and acrimony between
the two sides, especially since the beginning of the year.
Tensions reached unprecedented levels once U.S. forces conducted a
unilateral operation on a compound some three hours drive time
from the Pakistani capital and killed al-Qaeda founder Osama bin
Laden. The announcement from U.S. President Barack Obama regarding
an accelerated troop drawdown from Afghanistan am still a little
unclear on this: is it accelerated or not? they were already
planning to begin the withdrawal at this exact moement, and they
never put any numbers on the troops that they'd pull and when.
Petraeus and Mullen may publicly be dogging theri commander in
chief (btw i still can't believe the kind of shit they can say in
public and not catch hell for that), but 10,000 troops out of
130,00 in one year is not really all that fast thus comes at a
time when U.S.-Pakistani relations are at an all time low.
Complementing this situation is the Pakistani apprehensions about
how a NATO withdrawal from its western neighbor will impact
Islamabad's national security interests. Pakistan would like to
see an exit of NATO forces from Afghanistan but fears that a
pullout, which isn't in keeping with Islamabad's needs can
aggravate the cross-border insurgencies. In other words, a
withdrawal requires that the United States and Pakistan not only
sort out the pre-existing problems between them but also have a
meeting of minds on how to move forward - neither of which are
likely to be achieved anytime soon.
Pakistan's need to cooperate with Washington against jihadists has
neither placated the United States i don't really understand this
sentence and has cost Islamabad in terms of its influence over the
Afghan Taliban. The balancing act between facilitating the U.S.
military and intelligence operations on both sides of the
Afghan-Pakistani border and trying to refrain from taking
significant action against the Afghan Taliban has placed the
Pakistanis in a difficult situation between their great power ally
and regional proxies. The result has been that Washington suspects
Islamabad of double-dealing and the Afghan Taliban feel betrayed
by Pakistan.
Pakistani sources tell us that the Afghan Taliban landscape has
fragmented and become complex over the past decade to where these
jihadist actors have become much more independent. more
independent of Pakistan (not AQ, or even within individual areas
of the country) - please specify bc that is not clear upon first
glance They insist that linkages linkages to Pakistan, again not
clear should not be mistaken for a great deal of influence on
Islamabad's part. We are told that the army-intelligence
leadership is currently engaged in internal discussions
re-assessing the extent of influence the Pakistani state has over
the Afghan Islamist insurgents and whether it can truly control
them moving forward and if it is in Islamabad's interest to rely
on such untrustworthy forces, especially as their ideological
leanings have been influenced by transnational jihadism.
A key factor in this regard is the Pakistani Taliban rebels who in
the past four years have created a situation where Islamabad's
efforts to juggle between sustaining influence over Afghan Taliban
and its commitment to the United States have been taken over by
the need to deal with growing domestic security threat. A great
deal of the bandwidth of Pakistani security forces has been
devoted to dealing with attacks from al-Qaeda's local allies - in
addition to the fact that anti-Pakistani militants have
significant penetration into Islamabad's security system. Fighting
Taliban waging war on its side of the border has made regaining
influence over the Afghan Taliban all the more difficult.
All things being equal, U.S. moving to negotiate with the Taliban
should be warmly welcomed by the Pakistanis as an opportunity to
be exploited. When the Pakistanis aligned with the United States
after Sept 11, they thought they just need to wait out the U.S.
anger and then they can go back to more or less status quo ante.
That has happened really...? but far to too late for the
Pakistanis - Talibanization spilled over into Pakistan and big
time given the al-Qaeda catalyst.
Assuming that the United States and Pakistan got past their
bilateral problems; Islamabad was able to regain a considerable
amount of influence over the Afghan Taliban; the Pakistanis got a
handle on their own domestic insurgency, even then reliance on
Pakistan alone will not lead to the conditions that the United
States requires to be able to operationalize a withdrawal from the
country. This is because Pakistan (though perhaps the most
important one) isn't the only player with a stake in Afghanistan.
There are many other players involved in the process (Iran,
Central Asian Republics, Russia, China, India, KSA, and Turkey).
But the most important one in this lot is Iran and no settlement
can take place without Tehran at the table - given that it has the
most influence over the anti-Taliban forces aka the Afghan gov't?
yes and others not in the govt as well elements within the Pashtun
jihadist movement. The state of U.S.-Iranian relations will
further add to the difficulty of reaching a settlement.
Meanwhile, relations between Washington and its ally in
Afghanistan, the Karzai regime have since the Obama administration
took office taken a plunge. There is growing anti-Americanism
among the opponents of the Taliban. And now the U.S. move to
withdraw forces has had a demoralizing effect on the Karzai
regime, which is increasingly looking to regional partners to
secure its interests and has been increasingly reaching out to
Pakistan and Iran.
Elsewhere, the Afghan Taliban are going to be very inflexible
because they know the U.S. is drawing down. Earlier, when the
surge was announced they were somewhat disappointed. But now they
feel they are back in the game - though Mullah Omar and his top
associates have a lot of internal issues to sort through.
The Taliban are willing to part ways with al-Qaeda but for a
price. The Pashtun jihadists would want to move from being a
globally proscribed terrorist entity to securing international
recognition for themselves in exchange for parting ways with
al-Qaeda and offering guarantees that they will not allow foreign
jihadists to use Afghanistan as a launchpad for attacks against
the United States and its allies and partners. From the American
point of view doing business with Mullah Omar will be politically
you would need to address in this para what was said in the insight
(and what we just knew already) about the diminished presence of AQ
in Afghanistan today vs. 10 years ago. AQ is no longer crawling all
over Afg and the break with AQ is more of a political thing -
something the Taliban would do so as to make the withdrawal more
palatable for the American public - than a security issue, as it
would have been in 2001-03ish The insight touched upon a lot of
angles. Not all of them fit in this piece. Plan to do a separate
piece on the issue of the Talibs break with aQ
Sources tells us that al-Qaeda knows this and is determined to
sabotage any efforts towards a negotiated settlement. While having
minimal presence in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda is in the driver's seat
in terms of the insurgency in Pakistan. Pakistani Taliban rebels
and their other local allies are the ones waging attacks but they
are being ordered by al-Qaeda. We are told that in addition to the
Arab leadership, al-Qaeda in Pakistan is composed of many
Pakistanis who provide the transnational jihadists with a great
degree of operational capability.
What this means is that al-Qaeda, which is closely watching the
various international moves vis-`a-vis an Afghan settlement, will
be exploiting the various faultlines to torpedo any efforts
towards a settlement. These include U.S.-Pakistani tensions,
U.S.-Afghan tensions, the concerns of the Afghan Taliban, etc. For
al-Qaeda preventing a settlement is about neutralizing an
existential threat and taking advantage of an opportunity in the
form of the western withdrawal and a weakened Pakistani state.
Thus, between these multiple actors, the faultlines between them,
and al-Qaeda's efforts to derail any settlement, will make it
very difficult to allow the United States to bring closure to the
longest war in its history.
Sean Noonan
Tactical Analyst
Office: +1 512-279-9479
Mobile: +1 512-758-5967
Strategic Forecasting, Inc.


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I was just browsing and came across this picture...
Yes, I remember 404, not, and found very well. They used to beast so hard back in the early 2000s. Wonder what happened to those players.
Well, Brand is still somewhat relevant lol in Atlanta
The link isn't working, but if I had to guess, I would say you're talking the Slam cover with EB, Odom, and Darius Miles. Am I close at all?
It didn't work because for some reason you checked the box "Disable BBCode in this post". If you check that box, all the special code tags like img/tweet/youtube will not work.
Yea, I saw that. Sorry. It was brand,Odom and miles
LOL, when backwards jerseys were cool. Good times.
If I can swap out Miles for QRich, I wish these dudes could be in the team.
Trade Dudley, Turk, and Hollins for QRich, Brand, and Odom, then sign Kaman and Maggette...haa.
Whoa what's up with the title? No Elton Brand, but threw in QRich?
Then we could cut Green and pick up Dooling again.
We're getting the band back together!!!!
Corey was my favorite back in those days. He's retired but who knows lol He? Might feel that this is his chance and with our pieces (yup) I wouldn't mind tho
Ooops I thought that was Q-Rich. EB certainly looked thinner back then. Fixed.
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Yep, same here. I don't know why they just don't tell you that you have to delete and reinstall (and that your content will go poof). None of the updates have worked without a reinstall yet.
Un-installing and losing content isn't a terribly big deal for me. Most of the content I have on Nomad / iPad is movies, documentaries, concerts instead of weekly series / sitcoms that might have been deleted from my DVRs and lost.
But the app does need to upgrade without losing content.


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It's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.
– Marilyn Monroe
We can't be bored. We can't be. There is always something new.
There is always something to do if they get bored, they just refuse to do it.
Being too good is boring, tinge of badness makes you interesting, charming and adventurous!
There are no uninteresting things, only uninterested people.
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There is something more terrible than a hell of suffering – a hell of boredom.
– Victor Hugo
Boredom is where a king sits atop his throne. The king moves not for fear of sudden, and swift death at the hand of wild boars.
Bored, bored, bored. Look a cheese nip!. Nope still bored.
Normal is boring.
If you're always bored then you're always lazy, if you're never bored then you're always in some kind of drama.
I'm as bored as a blind guy watching a silent movie.
Boredom means you know what you're doing.
Boredom is a choice.
Life is what you make it…If one refuses to use one's imagination..it will be boring.
Only a boring person is bored.
Being Bored Is Having No Weed To Smoke.
Boredom is when you check the fridge over and over hoping that something amazing will appear.
I'm as bored as a midget in a theme park.
He who reads this quote is bored.
Someone's boring me I think it's me
Boredom is a sign of a weak mind.
The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.
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Boredom: the desire for desires.
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Criminal Telemarketing Charge Filed Against Georgia Man
Statement of the Attorney General's Office: The Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division filed a felony criminal charge Wednesday against a Georgia telemarketer. Steven Edward Gordon of 755 Windwalk Drive, Roswell, GA, faces a charge of Conspiracy to Commit Theft of more than $5,000, a Class D felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a fine of $500 to $7,500. A warrant was issued for Gordon's arrest. The preliminary complaint, filed in Polk Country District Court, states that Gordon manages an office supply telemarketing operation in Alpharetta, Georgia, called North American Distribution, or N.A.D. It states that "callers representing N.A.D. phone Iowa businesses, trying to deceive office workers into making a product order" by falsely telling the workers that their boss already agreed to the orders. "Gordon conspired with others to commit such thefts," the complaint states.
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The Internet should add convenience, not headaches. From step-by-step instructions to helpful tips, we'll help you install your equipment, troubleshoot problems, and get the most out of your online experience – minus the migraine.
Troubleshooting an In-Home WiFi Network
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Are you having trouble connecting to the Internet through a network in your home? Try these tips to troubleshoot Internet connection problems on a wired or wireless home network.
Check Your Network Connections
Make sure your cable connections are set up correctly.
To learn how to connect your devices, see Connect a Router, Cable Modem, and Primary Computer.
If you are running a firewall software program, temporarily disable it during the router's setup.
- Wired connections to the router: If you are connecting through a wired network, make sure the computer connects into the router. The computer's Ethernet port must be connected to one of the numbered ports on the router (1, 2, 3, or 4). Use a standard Ethernet cable (straight-through not crossover cable).
- Wireless connections to the router: If you are connecting through a wireless network, make sure the Wireless USB adapter is not loose where it connects into your computer. Additionally, you need to install the adapter's software (drivers) before using it. If you are connecting through a built-in wireless adapter, verify that it is on and enabled.
If your network is properly set up, you will want to check for loose or damaged Internet wiring.
Restart Your Equipment
Follow the actions below to complete the power cycle process.
- Unplug the power to your modem.
- Unplug the power to your router.
- Turn off your computer.
- Wait 30 seconds.
- Plug the power back in on your modem and wait 30 seconds before continuing to the next step.
- Plug the power back in on your router and wait 30 seconds before continuing to the next step.
- Turn the power back on for your computer.
After rebooting, try connecting to the Internet.
Check Your Internet Browser Settings
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- Open your Internet browser.
- Click on the Tools menu at the top of the window.
- Select Internet Options.
- Click on the Connections tab at the top of the window.
- Make sure the Never dial a connection setting is selected.
- Click on the LAN settings button.
- Make sure the "Automatically detect settings" checkbox is not selected.
- Close your Internet Options window.
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The purpose of this study is to gather information that will be used to develop a group therapy program for breast cancer survivors and to see if this type of therapy can be provided online using a virtual group. In this study, researchers will ask breast cancer survivors to participate in a virtual focus group to gather their input on a preliminary draft of a workbook for this virtual group therapy program.
The goal of this study is to develop and refine a program that will help breast cancer survivors who feel "stuck"and distressed after their diagnosis and treatment, ultimately allowing us to provide a better support system for survivors. A second phase of this study, which will begin once these focus groups are complete, will offer and test both a support group and the program we develop from the input received during this first phase.
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When he became a prisoner here in America, he had everything he needed. All the clothes, they could wear, all the food they could eat. Of course they farmed their own cafeteria. They did their own cooking, the Italians. They made their own bread...They had their own orchestra. And they farmed everything theirselves out of their own camp. -Beth Giordano
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There's nothing like a sweet, juicy apple, except maybe a jar of your cinnamon-scented spiced apple rings, served with ham. Or your apple chutney on the holiday goose. Or an apple tart at the summer picnic made with the filling you put up when apples were at their peak. Tennessee apples are available June 15 through Dec. 1, which gives you plenty of time to can, freeze or dry your bounty.
Apples can be canned as juice, apple butter, sliced, as applesauce, as spiced apple rings and other ways. For canning, select apples that are juicy, crisp and preferably, both sweet and tart. Choose firm apples with even color, free from bruises and with a smooth finish. Call your Extension office for recipes.
Since apples are high-acid foods, they can be processed safely in a water-bath canner. Processing times vary depending on the recipe. Apple butter needs to process in a water-bath canner for 5 minutes for pints and 10 minutes for quarts. Pints and quarts of sliced apples will process in 20 minutes. If you live in an area with an altitude above 1,000 feet, contact your Extension office about making adjustments in processing time.
If canning is not your preference, apples can be frozen. Select full-flavored apples that are crisp and firm, not mealy in texture. Wash, peel and core. Slice medium apples into twelfths, large ones into sixteenths. A syrup pack is preferred for apples to be used for uncooked desserts or fruit cocktail. A sugar or dry pack is good for pie making.
To prevent browning, add 1/2 teaspoon (1500 mg) ascorbic acid to each quart of syrup. If you are using a sugar pack, dissolve 1/2 teaspoon (1500 mg) ascorbic acid in 3 tablespoons water, sprinkle over the fruit. Or, apple slices can be steam blanched for 1 1/2 to 2 minutes.
Slice apples directly into syrup in container starting with 1/2 cup of syrup to a pint container. Press fruit down in containers and add enough syrup to cover. Leave 1/2 to 3/4 inches of headspace for pints and 1 to 1 1/2 inches of headspace for quarts. Place a small piece of crumpled water-resistant paper on top to hold fruit down. Seal and freeze.
For a sugar pack, mix 1/2 cup sugar with 1 quart (1 1/4 pounds) of fruit. Pack apples into containers and press fruit down, leaving 1/2 inch headspace for pints and quarts. Seal and freeze. For dry pack, follow the directions for sugar pack, omitting the sugar.
Q. I want to make apple butter. What kinds of apples should I use?
A. Use Jonathan, Winesap, Stayman, Golden Delicious, Maclntosh, or other tasty apple varieties for good results.
Q. What kinds of apples do you recommend for applesauce?
A. Select apples that are sweet, juicy and crisp. For a tart flavor, add 1 to 2 pounds of tart apples to each 3 pounds of sweeter fruit.
Q. When I can apples, they float to the top. What should I do?
A. Do you can your apples raw? If you do, you are trapping excessive amounts of air. Try using a hot pack method. Boil your apples for 5 minutes before packing them in the jars. Use a rubber spatula or plastic wand to remove as much air as possible before applying the lid.
Q. I like to enter my apples in the fair. What kinds of things do the judges use to decide on a winner?
A. Judges look for fruit pieces that are well-ripened and not overripe, firm yet tender. Their shape should be well preserved and free from blemishes. They look for natural coloring with no brown spots, mold, or discoloring. The liquid should be clear and bright with no sediment, cloudiness or bubbles. Jars should be properly labeled with the appropriate size used for the recommended canning processes. Use clean, clear standard canning jars. No cracks, chips or rust should be present. Use two-piece lids that form a vacuum seal. Headspace for fruits should be 1/2 inch.
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All you Apple Fan Boys are like a bunch of sheep...you follow along and take comfort in what Apple tells you to do and your fellow sheep give you comfort that you are doing the right thing.
WAKE UP and see what other alternatives are out there. Have any of you even considered the Nokia 920.....I doubt it....probably you don't even know what it is......both Android and Windows Phone 8 has some really cool stuff.
Oh well, this is like talking to a brick wall
I'm an Android user... I want to switch to the iPhone.


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After the evil witch Gesta was defeated, the time of peace was restored and the Viking king Ragnar decides to restore the kingdom in its former glory. Repair ruined villages, heal cursed trees and restore the domain to its former glory. However, Gesta is still alive, and an even greater evil is threatening the Vikings.
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Bacchus, the Greek mythological god of wine and cheer, is also known as one of New Orleanians' favorite Mardi Gras parades. The Krewe of Bacchus was officially formed in 1968 and was a creation of the Brennan family, a name well-known for their local fine dining establishments. Over the years the group has grown into one of the largest and most popular Carnival parades, noted for its sheer size, impressive animated floats, and celebrity riders such as Bob Hope, Nicolas Cage, Elijah and James Gandolfini.
Some of Bacchus's signature floats include the Bacchasaurus, King, Queen, and Baby Kong, and Bacchagator. The Bacchagator was the first 2 tandem super float ever built and extends 105 feet. Over the years a net was added to reflect all the beads that would end up back in the mouth of the gator. This is my favorite parade that passes down the traditional parade route down St. Charles Ave. such a treat to be only two blocks away.


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The New York University Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Award is sponsored by The Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Student Diversity Programs and Services (a division of Student Affairs), and the Center for Multicultural Education and Programs. Its purpose is to recognize faculty members who exemplify the spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. through their positive impact within the classroom and the greater NYU community. NYU students nominate faculty members who are considered and then chosen by the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty Award Committee.
Robert Chazan, Ph.D., S. H. and Helen R. Scheuer Professor of Jewish History in the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University
Professor Chazan has published widely in medieval Jewish history. His most recent books include: The Jews of Medieval Western Christendom (Cambridge, 2006); Reassessing Jewish Life in Medieval Europe Cambridge, 2010). Professor Chazan has published numerous articles in scholarly journals in the United States, England, France, Germany, Spain, and Israel.
At New York University, Professor Chazan served from 1987 to 1997 as chair of the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies. He also served as the founding Director of the Morse
Academic Plan from 1995 through 2000. He now co-directs three new NYU programs: The Doctoral Program in Education and Jewish Studies sponsored by the Steinhardt School of Education and the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies; the Double Masters Program in Education and Jewish Studies of the Steinhardt School and the Skirball Department; and the Double Masters Program in Jewish Non-Profit Management sponsored by the Wagner School of Public Service and the Skirball Department.
Professor Chazan is a Fellow of the American Academy for Jewish Research and the Medieval Academy of America. He has been awarded honorary doctorates by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, and Gratz College and the Career Achievement Award for Historical Studies by the National Foundation for Jewish Culture.
Dolly Chugh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Management and Organizations Department at New York University's Stern School of Business
Dolly Chugh is an Assistant Professor in the Management and Organizations Department at New York University's Stern School of Business. She teaches the "Leadership in Organizations" and "Collaboration, Conflict, and Negotiations" courses to MBA students, giving particular attention to issues of social justice and society-enhancing outcomes. Trained as a social psychologist, Professor Chugh's research focuses on implicit bias, discrimination, and ethics, and has been published in journals such as Social Justice Research, Psychological Science, American Economic Review, Harvard Business Review, and the European Review of Social Psychology, as well as chapters in edited volumes such as Diversity at Work and Conflicts of Interest.
Professor Chugh has a particular interest in how social science research and management education can contribute to leadership development in the education reform movement. For example, she has worked with the KIPP charter
school network since 2006 in facilitating the leadership capabilities of their current and future school leaders, as well as their leaders of school leaders. She has been privileged to work with over 500 KIPP leaders through which she has indirectly touched over 45,000 students.
Prior to becoming a professor, Dr. Chugh worked in both professional services and line manager roles at Morgan Stanley, Sibson & Company, Time Inc., Scholastic Inc., and Merrill Lynch. She received a B.A. from Cornell University where she earned a double major in Psychology and Economics and served as a two-time co-captain of the Varsity Tennis Team (1990). She also received an M.B.A. from the Harvard Business School (1994), and a PhD in Organizational Behavior/Social Psychology from Harvard University (2006).
Alina Das, J.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Law and Supervising Attorney at the New York University School of Law
Alina Das is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Law and Supervising Attorney at the New York University (NYU) School of Law. Professor Das is Co-Director of the NYU Immigrant Rights Clinic, a leading institution in local and national struggles for immigrant rights. She and her students represent immigrants and community organizations in litigation at the agency, federal court, and Supreme Court level, and in immigrant rights campaigns at the local, state, and national level. Their current cases and campaigns address issues involving defenses to mandatory deportation and detention, the advancement of immigrants' constitutional rights, challenges to local enforcement of federal immigration law, the promotion of labor rights for immigrant workers, advocacy for access to education for immigrant youth, and the exposure of detention conditions and the need for reform.
In addition to her clinical work, Professor Das engages in scholarship on deportation and detention issues, particularly at the intersection of immigration and criminal law. Her recent articles include Immigration Detention: Information Gaps and Institutional Barriers to Reform (U. Chicago Law Review, forthcoming) and The Immigration Penalties of Criminal Convictions: Resurrecting Categorical Analysis in Immigration Law (NYU Law Review, 2011). She is a member and subcommittee co-chair for the New York State Bar Association's Special Committee on Immigration Representation and the New York City Bar Association's Criminal Courts Committee, and has co-authored reports for both organizations. Professor Das also serves as the co-chair of the Board of Directors for Families for Freedom, a network of immigrants and families facing deportation and their allies.
Prior to joining the Immigrant Rights Clinic, Professor Das was an attorney and a Soros Justice Fellow with the Immigrant Defense Project, where she engaged in strategic advocacy and litigation to address the immigration penalties associated with drug convictions and participation in alternatives to incarceration. Prior to her work at the Immigrant Defense Project, Professor Das clerked for Hon. Kermit V. Lipez of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit.
Professor Das received her J.D. from NYU School of Law, where she was a Root-Tilden-Kern Public Interest Scholar and a recipient of the Vanderbilt Medal, Hy Frankel Award in Law and Social Welfare, and PSLawNet National Pro Bono Publico Award. Professor Das is also a graduate of Harvard University (A.B. in Government) and NYU Wagner School of Public Service (M.P.A.). She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband Nafees Tejani.
David Elcott, Taub Professor of Practice in Public Service and Leadership at the Wagner School of Public Service
David Elcott has spent the last twenty-five years at the intersection of community building, the search for a theory of cross-boundary engagement, and interfaith and ethnic activism. Trained in political psychology and Middle East affairs at Columbia University and Judaic studies at the American Jewish University, Dr. Elcott is the Taub Professor of Practice in Public Service and Leadership at the Wagner School of Public Service at NYU, associated faculty at the Research Center for Leadership in Action and Faculty Director of Wagner's Executive MPA program.
His present research is focused on Religious Leadership, Civil Discourse and Democracy in the Public Square: Advancing the Positive Role of Faith in America by training young religious leaders to use their religious voices for constructive civic engagement. He also invests through research and programs in helping sustain minority communities by engaging their Baby Boomer cohorts to consider encore careers and public service. His recent RCLA study on Baby Boomers, Public Service and Minority Communities helped promote a focus on the civic role of Baby Boomers.
Professor Elcott teaches community organizing and social justice advocacy as well as a seminar on the future of Jewish communal life. He was formerly the Vice-President of the National Center for Learning and Leadership, a think-tank tasked with rethinking contemporary community and civic obligation. As Interreligious Affairs Director of the American Jewish Committee and as the Executive Director of the Israel Policy Forum, he has addressed a wide array of domestic and international public policy issues and has built interfaith and interethnic coalitions to address Middle East peace, immigration reform, civil liberties and workers' rights. Professor Elcott has served on a number of civic boards including American Jewish World Service, Center for New Community, Clay Arts Center and the international team implementing the U.N. Rights of the Child Resolution for faith communities. He has written A Sacred Journey: The Jewish Quest for a Perfect World and numerous articles and monographs on power and war, minority civic engagement, and cross cultural pluralism. He has represented the Jewish community in interfaith settings in Europe, South America and Asia.
Catherine Guerriero, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor in Steinhardt
Catherine Guerriero is proud to say that she has spent most of her professional career never far from NYU. After receiving her MPA from the Robert Wagner School of Public Service at 22-years-old, she began her PhD in Educational Administration at the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development the next year after taking a course with Professor Terry Astuto that changed her life. Through most of her 20's, she worked in assistantships and graduate positions at Steinhardt before graduating with honors. She has been an adjunct professor for the last five years at Steinhardt, teaching courses in education politics and internship seminars.
A sixth-generation New Yorker growing up in Brooklyn and Staten Island, Professor Guerriero has never strayed far from her first love, politics. She has participated actively in the New Era Democrats political club in Brooklyn and the Congress of Italian American Organizations (CIAO) for twenty years. Her political mentor, Democratic political activist Mary Sansone, 97, instilled in her a sense of the political power of community and the almighty power of people's voices. Professor Guerriero has participated tirelessly on numerous political campaigns over these last two decades. Dr. Guerriero also worked for the Archdiocese of New York for close to a decade, as the Director of Strategic Planning for Edward Cardinal Egan and as Director of Government Relations for Catholic Charities. As Associate Director for the Pope Benedict XVI Papal Visit in 2008, Professor Guerriero managed the travel and safety of hundreds of thousands of people in and out of New York City as well as successfully networked between the needs of the New York City government, the Vatican, the Archdiocese and the Secret Service. A lifelong athlete and Division I college athlete, Professor Guerriero also put herself through graduate school as a Sports Reporter for the Staten Island Advance. In addition to teaching at NYU, Dr. Guerriero has been a Senior Adjunct at Teachers College for the last twelve years.
The oldest of six children raised in a family of teachers and firefighters, Professor Guerriero grew up understanding the importance of taking care of others. Today, Dr. Guerriero is taking her lifelong call to service to the next step and running for citywide office, that of the Public Advocate of the City of New York. Professor Guerriero lives on the Lower East Side with her husband, Anthony and their three-year-old daughter, Annarose.
Julianne Lutz Warren, Ph.D., Professor of Environmental Studies and NEH Summer Institutes
Julianne Lutz Warren, with roots in the Catskills, received her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in wildlife ecology and conservation biology. She teaches at NYU in the areas of environmental studies and also has served as core faculty for two NEH Summer Institutes exploring ideas about human relationships with the rest-of-nature and the relationships between science and the humanities. Professor Warren is author of Aldo Leopold's Odyssey. This book traces, within the context of the historic American conservation movement, the unfolding of intellectual-activist Leopold's (1887-1948) concept of land health. His vision of land-health--respecting the long-evolved capacity of ecological communities to self-renew--contrasts with a culture of domination. Land health weaves scientific understandings into a moral narrative of non-violence and intelligent compassion. Because of Earth's interconnectedness, it encompasses the whole diverse world-of-life, including all its people, living in creative concert.
Professor Warren builds on this ideal in her other scholarly and popular writings, as the costs of failing, to-date, to achieve land health and the inclusive justices it comprises, ripple across the globe with climate change. She also co-labors with the local "NYU Sustainability" community and with 350.org, a climate justice organization. 350.org is part of a now-expanding moral coalition aiming to liberate participatory democracy and earth from shared bondage within a system of moneyed special interests. As part of that work, under the leadership of NYU students, along with NYU alumni and other colleagues,
Professor Warren is most recently involved with building NYU Divest: Go Fossil Free! This is part of a wide spreading national campaign to stop universities from subsidizing the "rogue fossil fuel industry" that is altering the whole living earth in ways that foreclose dreams of their students and people everywhere.
Robert Chazan, Ph.D., S. H. and Helen R. Scheuer Professor of Jewish History in the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University
Dolly Chugh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Management and Organizations Department at New York University's Stern School of Business
Alina Das, J.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Law and Supervising Attorney at the New York University School of Law
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Dr. Michaela Merryday, professor of Art at Delta State, is a Cleveland resident interested in ready access to organic food.
"Azure Standard carries a wide variety of organic foods - from bulk goods, canned and frozen items, dairy products to fresh produce. Their prices are very, very reasonable," said Merryday.
Azure Standard Quality Bulk and Natural Foods describes their company as specializing in "natural, organic, earth-friendly foods and products. We deliver directly to customers, buying clubs and retailers by semi truck and UPS."
While Cleveland continues to grow in many areas, such as holding a farmer's market every week, Merryday said, "There are still many things we cannot get in Cleveland. People interested in healthy and sustainable food choices have to make regular shopping trips to Memphis or Jackson. The carbon footprint created by these trips cancel out the positive impact of choosing earth-friendly products."
Azure Standard began in 1971 when a farming family decided to take the chemicals out of their crops.
"In the first year, the chemical-dependent land only produced a small percentage of what it had formerly produced," said David Stelzer in a letter to his customers. "As the years went on, the soil slowly regained its natural fertility.
" We chose to call our business Azure Standard to signify by the name what we are attempting to do," Stelzer wrote. "Azure is a shade of blue which has been associated with law, justice, and honesty. In raising an azure standard, we want to place an honest standard in the marketing of food.
"We feel that the correct way to effect a positive change is not to attack the way it is being done, but to begin to do it right," said Stelzer.
In order for Cleveland residents to be able to have ready access to these organic foods, enough interest would need to be shown to the company. Covenant Ranch Trucking would be the company to make deliveries to the Cleveland area.
"Everyone is watching the numbers on our website and Facebook page," said Tandy Hogate, administrative assistant of Covenant Ranch Trucking. "We are asking that people make comments on the page about having deliveries in their area. People can also go onto our webpage and choose to request a drop. There they would fill out a request form."
"Having access to a service like that offered by Azure Standard would make it easier to be health and environmentally conscious and might even encourage those who shy away from the extra effort that is currently required," said Merryday.
For more information on Azure Standard, or to request a drop and bring organic foods to Cleveland, visit facebook.com/azuremidwestroute


text: 2013-14 (Sophomore)Played in all 32 games to earn his second letter … Started 31 of 32 games on the year … Averaged 11.6 points per game, which ranked third on the team … Third on the team in rebounding at 4.4 boards per game … Connected on 46.3 percent (132-of-285) from the field … Ranked 15th in the Southern Conference in free throw percentage, hitting 74.3 percent (101-of-136) … Score 370 points, including 21 games with double-figure points … Scored in double figures for 10 straight games from Dec. 3 through Jan. 6 … Notched three games with 20-plus points … Scored a career-high 25 points against Claflin (Dec. 11) as he was 10-of-17 from the field and 4-of-5 from the free throw line … Scored 21 points on two occasions, against High Point in the season opener (Nov. 8) and against The Citadel (Jan. 16) … Scored the game-tying basket with under four seconds remaining against the Bulldogs to force overtime … Grabbed a season-high nine rebounds twice, against High Point and against Elon (Feb. 6) … Scored 19 points against NC State (Dec. 30) and 18 points against Furman (Jan. 6) … Scored 16 points in the regular season finale as the Spartans upset Wofford (March 1) on the road, hitting 6-of-8 from the field and 5-of-6 from the free throw line … Played a career-high 38 minutes against The Citadel (Jan. 16) … Connected on 15 straight free throws from Feb. 6 through Feb. 23 … Hit a season-high seven free throws in three different games … Named the Blue Chip Performer of the Week Dec. 17 after his Claflin performance. 2013 Spain TripPlayed in all four games, including three starts on the trip to Spain … Averaged 9.3 points and 6.0 rebounds per game while playing 21.0 minutes per contest … Connected on 48.3 percent (14-of-29) from the field and 69.2 percent (9-of-13) from the free throw line … Scored a trip-high 11 points against Catalunya Select as he posted a double-double with 10 rebounds … Added nine points against both Aragon Select and the Venezuela National Team while adding eight points against the Angola National Team.2012-13 (Freshman)Appeared in all 31 games, including 17 starts, to earn his first letter … Finished third on the team in scoring at 9.9 points per game while placing third on the glass at 4.9 rebounds per game … Ranked 29th in the Southern Conference in scoring … Connected on 41.9 percent (111-of-265) from the field, including five three-pointers …Hit 66.7 percent (80-of-120) from the free throw line …Scored in double figures 14 times, including a career-high 22 points against N.C. A&T (Nov. 28) as he was 14-of-16 from the free throw line … Added 21 points against nationally-ranked NC State (Dec. 31) as he was 10-of-17 from the field … Also posted 21 points against the College of Charleston (Feb. 2) when he was 7-of-15 from the field and 6-of-7 from the free throw line… Began his collegiate career with 17 points off the bench against High Point (Nov. 9) … His 17 points in a collegiate debut is the most for a Spartan since Kyle Hines scored 21 in 2004… Connected on 10-of-12 (83.3%) from the free throw line against UNCW (Dec. 19) … Grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against N.C. A&T (Nov. 28) … Also added nine rebounds against Samford (Jan. 24) … Played a career-high 30 minutes against the College of Charleston (Feb. 2). Prior to UNCGFour-year letterwinner at McDonogh High School in OwingsMill, Md., for head coach Donta Evans … Ended his career as the Eagles' all-time leading scorer with 1,938 points while also pulling down 1,021 rebounds in his four years …All-Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference distinction as a junior and senior … two-time All-Metro Area selection by the Baltimore Sun … Three-time Baltimore Sun Athlete of the Week … Played in the Capital City Challenge All-Star Game and the Charm City Senior Classic … Earned All-Tournament honors in several tournaments during his career, including the Most Valuable Player award of the Benedictine Capital City Classic in 2012 … Guided the Eagles to a pair of playoff appearances during his sophomore and junior years …Played AAU basketball for the Baltimore Elite and helped them to the 16U Super Showcase Championship … Member of the honor roll.PersonalSon of Kyle and Vanessa Locke.


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Conyers Dill & Pearman has acted as Cayman counsel to HKT Group Holdings (the guarantor) and provided Cayman legal opinions and condition precedents confirmation in respect of the bilateral facilities by each of the 11 participating banks to Hong Kong Telecommunications (HKT) (the borrower) on 21 May 2014.
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Boston Vacations
Your Boston vacation
This city has bragging rights as the oldest of many things, but there's more to Boston than first meets the eye. With a history dating back to the 17th century, the Athens of America is also home to cutting-edge museums, skyscrapers and infamous Harvard Square.
Take in the rejuvenated Boston Harbor by foot or hop a boat to the city's islands. Watch a world-series team play baseball. Chow on fresh seafood or tour a local brewery. Marvel world-famous art collections (Museum of Fine Arts, ICA) or walk a historic trail.
Whatever you choose on your Boston vacation, let Orbitz guide you with the best time to go, top 10 highlights and insider gems.
Best time to take a vacation to Boston
For the quintessential Boston vacation, early fall delivers in every way: Gorgeous fall foliage, cool temperatures, rowing regattas -- like the nation's largest Head of the Charles celebration -- Thanksgiving dinner and hot toddies. If you don't mind cold temperatures and snow, visit in winter when some hotels offer deeper discounts.
Spring is beautiful with blossoming trees, baseball at Fenway Park, Patriots Day and the annual Boston Marathon. Temperate weather is typical but often accompanied by rain through mid-June. Summers may be hot and humid, but there's something special about a Boston summer vacation, especially over the 4th of July.
Insider tips for Boston travel
Boston cream pie
Order Boston cream pie at the historic Omni Parker House, where the pie and state's official desert was first invented.
Zip around to city hotels and landmarks on Boston's 125-station underground "T" train system for only $2 USD (kids ride free).
Restaurant Week
Come in August when more than 200 restaurants offer unique three-course prix fixe menus at a steal.
Self-guided walks
Get to know Boston with popular self-guided walks of the Freedom Trail, Black Heritage Trail and Boston HarborWalk, all of which are free.
America's oldest restaurant
Dine at The Union Oyster House, the oldest restaurant in continuous service in the U.S. with doors open since 1826. Enjoy New England faves like scallops, lobster, clams and scrod.
Boston Vacation Packages
The Boston Park Plaza Hotel is designated as one of the Historic Hotels of America. This elegant hotel occupies a triangular block, which contributes to the unique appearance of both the exterior and the guestrooms themselves. The hotel features eight on-site restaurants... More
The Omni Parker House, constructed in 1927, is one of the Historic Hotels of America. The original Parker House Hotel was established in 1855, and the modern venue maintains the Parker House commitment to luxury. At Parker's Restaurant, sample Baked Boston Schrod (cracker... More
The Hyatt Regency Boston hotel offers modern amenities in the historic heart of Boston. Large windows offer spectacular views of the waterfront and the dome of the Massachusetts State House, allowing guests some of the city's best sights without having to leave their... More
The Hyatt Regency Cambridge's distinctive pyramid stands out against the busy Boston skyline, its illuminations reflected in the Charles River at dusk. With unique amenities like a lending library and seasonal bike rentals, the hotel won the EPA's Energy Star Award and... More
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Boston highlights
Prudential Skywalk Observatory
Who says you can't sightsee and shop at the same time? Located on the 50th floor of Boston's second tallest skyscraper, the Observatory offers a cutting-edge audio tour against 360-degree views of Boston and beyond. After a woozy, breathtaking twirl, take the elevator back down to shop at stores like Club Monaco, Sephora, Gucci and Saks.
Museum of Fine Arts
Home to some of the most iconic American art collections in the world (this is Boston, after all) don't miss Paul Revere's Sons of Liberty Bowl, John Singer Sargent's The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit, and Joseph Stellas Old Brooklyn Bridge. The stunning Art of Americas Wing, new in 2010, is also worth a visit.
New England Aquarium
Step inside to witness the jaw-dropping Giant Ocean Tank. This awesome, 4-story, 200-gallon centerpiece exhibit swims with sharks, stingrays, barracuda, reef-dwelling fish and more. Enjoy seals, sea lions, trainer interactions and hands-on activities at the Marine Mammal Center. Countless other exhibits reveal penguins, sea dragons, jellyfish and more.
The Freedom Trail
Walk in the footsteps of America's forefathers on the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail. Highlights include Boston Common, Park Street Church, Granary Burying Ground, King's Chapel, the first public school in America, Old State House, Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere House and Bunker Hill Monument.
Institute of Contemporary Art
For a twist on history, the ICA is living proof of the compelling tension between old and new. Founded in 1936, the museum re-opened in 2006 within a stunning glass and metal waterfront masterpiece. With a long-standing reputation for discovering Expressionists Edvard Munch and Cubist George Braque, the ICA's exhibits are reliably provocative. The permanent collection includes works from Marlene Dumas, Thomas Hirschhorn and Shepard Fairey.
The Emerald Necklace
Designed in 1896, Boston's six connected public parks and waterways span from the Back Bay to Dorchester with green open spaces, rivers and ponds, bridges, monuments and wildlife. Parks include Boston Common, Public Garden, Black Bay Fens with its Victory Garden and Jamaica Pond -- a favorite among runners, dog-walkers and skippers.
The Boston HarborWalk
Explore the city's waterfront neighborhoods, downtown district and maritime industrial areas. (HarborWalk runs from Chelsea Creek to the Neponset River through East Boston, Charleston North End, downtown, South Boston, and Dorchester.) If you're traveling by boat, hop off at boating centers and public launches connected to HarborWalk to see more of Boston Harbor.
The Museum of Science
Follow the "oohs" and "ahhs" to countless exhibits, including the Elihu Thomson Theater of Electricity, the Charles Hayden Planetarium, the Mugar Omni Theater, the Gordon Current Science & Technology Center, the 3-D Digital Cinema and the Butterfly Garden.
The JFK Presidential Library and Museum
Journey into the life of John F. Kennedy Jr. at this popular Boston attraction where exhibitions include the space program, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Kennedy-Nixon Debate, the 1960s campaign and the famously sophisticated Jackie Kennedy.
Harvard Square
Defined by the intersections of Massachusetts Avenue, Brattle Street, and John F. Kennedy Street in Cambridge, the Square is home to Brattle Theater, Club Passim (legendary jazz), Grendel's Den (famous eats), and the American Repertory Theater. Make like a local genius and stop at notable bookstores like the 1882-established Harvard Coop or stroll the Harvard University campus.
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ELume operates a wafer processing foundry- micro chip R/D laboratory located in California.
Inventive thinking, coupled with imagination and customer care is the key to our existence (raison d'être) and success for over a decade. The application of this has paid off for many of our customers who have relied on our judgment, experience/know-how, and trusted us with their most challenging (proprietary) ideas.
ELume's reputation is built on finding and implementing solutions.
The combined creativity of ELume's scientific/engineering staff is always available to talk with you by phone or live from your PC. You will connect directly to an applications engineer who can recommend processes, materials, as well as give you input on what is the best approach to obtain a reliable, reproducible product, that is cost effective and meets your parameters.
Our company
ELume started out as a consulting company in the flat panel display field, working on full color LEF as well as OLED devices on plastic substrates and movable mirror projection devices only to discover that it was like "beating a dead horse"; the manufacturing of display technologies disappeared from the USA radar screen one by one to resurface in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, etc.
To stay in business, ELume evolved and reinvented itself again. Since our infrastructure was in place, we switched to become A NON PURE PLAY specialty Semiconductor – like devices – MEMS foundry for third party customers needing custom/nonstandard processing solutions. Many unrelated to silicon wafers yet the processing parameters of silicon were applicable. Today ELume is a thriving independent enterprise.
The company feels with its 10-year history, it has become an attractive partner because of its unique infrastructure. We are sought after to assist with developing products/processes because we can offer your project know how, experience (finding solutions), tools, flexibility, combined with our most important asset, imagination and a can-do attitude.
Support and infrastructure, including clean rooms, laboratories and testing facilities, were developed by the company's technicians, engineers, and scientists on an as needed basis, constructed locally to emulate ISO 9000 standards.


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This past weekend Iowa Rush players participated with the National Rush Select program at the Open Cup tournament in Decatur, AL. The Rush Select program is run through Rush SPI, select teams are formed that are comprised of the top Rush players from across the nation at U13-U17 age groups.
The U13 girls from Iowa, Rylee Tilton, Riley Whitaker, Cholee Kooker, Megan Gray and Emily Fontana helped their team capture the Open Cup Championship. On Saturday morning, the Rush opened up against the defending state cup champion of Alabama, VHSC Attack of Alabama with a 3-0 finish. Their second game was a win over CFCA of Tennessee with a final score of 3-0. At the 8am game on Sunday they posted a 4-1 victory over HFC Alabama to reach the championship match. In the championship match, they faced the MSC Lakers of Louisiana and won 4-2.
In January, Tilton, Whitaker, Kooker, Gray and Fontana stayed with Georgia Rush families and were reunited with these families during the tournament as they cheered on the Georgia Rush.


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