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Yesterday was a long day over at the Capitol. Both chambers abandoned most of their schedules and adjourned early to take a walk across the Capitol grounds to listen to several hours of committee arguments regarding the Big River Steel Mill.
But the Senate did manage to squeeze in a little work.
It was a good day for Senator Missy Irvin (R) of Mountain View. Irvin sponsored SB 542, a bill addressing unemployment insurance fraud. The bill was crafted with support from a wide array of political leanings. Senator Irvin touted the endorsements of the Department of Workforce Services and the AFL-CIO.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Now that the dust has settled in the New Mexico desert where supersonic skydiver "Fearless Felix" Baumgartner landed safely on his feet, researchers are exhilarated over the possibility his feat could someday help save the lives of pilots and space travelers in a disaster.
Baumgartner's death-defying jump Sunday from a balloon 24 miles above Earth yielded a wealth of information about the punishing effects of extreme speed and altitude on the human body — insights that could inform the development of improved spacesuits, new training procedures and emergency medical treatment.
A NASA engineer who specializes in astronaut escape systems said Baumgartner's mission "gives us a good foundation" for improving the odds of survival for professional astronauts, space tourists and high-altitude pilots and passengers.
"What I would hope is that, perhaps, this is just the first step of many, many advancements to come" in emergency bailouts, said Dustin Gohmert, who heads NASA's crew survival engineering office at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
In an interview after Baumgartner became the first skydiver to break the speed of sound, Gohmert noted that researchers have spent decades working on self-contained space escape systems, with no significant advances since Joe Kittinger in 1960 jumped from 19.5 miles up and reached 614 mph, records that stood until Sunday.
Baumgartner's feat was sponsored by energy drink maker Red Bull, and NASA had no role. But Dr. Jonathan Clark, a former NASA flight surgeon who lost his wife, Laurel, in the space shuttle Columbia accident and dedicated himself to improving crew escape systems, was in charge of Baumgartner's medical team.
And he was thrilled at how much was learned.
By going well beyond Mach 1, or the speed of sound, Baumgartner provided even more data than anticipated. Wearing a pressurized suit and helmet, Baumgartner accelerated to an astonishing 834 mph and was supersonic longer than expected. The speed of sound at that altitude is close to 700 mph.
"It was Mach 1.24, which is really huge. I mean, that's a much higher level than we'd ever anticipated, so we learned a lot by going faster and higher," said Clark, who teaches at the Baylor College School of Medicine.
Clark said his team is still analyzing all the medical data — heart rate, blood pressure and the like — collected from sensors on Baumgartner's body.
During his descent through the stratosphere, Baumgartner went into an out-of-control spin for about 40 seconds, experiencing around 2.5 G's, or 2.5 times the force of gravity, before stabilizing himself.
Baumgartner's technique for righting himself may prove useful for companies like Virgin Galactic that are developing spacecraft that will take tourists up into space and right back down. These enterprises will need to have some sort of emergency escape plan.
NASA's next-generation spaceship, the Orion vehicle intended for deep-space exploration, will parachute home like the old-style Mercury, Gemini and Apollo capsules. The lessons learned from Baumgartner's effort probably won't apply directly to the Orion design, since it will be safer for astronauts to remain in the vessel all the way back to Earth, Gohmert said.
As for the now-ended shuttle program, Columbia was traveling too high and too fast during its 2003 descent for a Baumgartner-style exit to have helped the seven astronauts. The spaceship broke apart about 40 miles up while traveling more than Mach 17, unleashing forces that tore the crew members' bodies apart.
In the 1986 Challenger disaster, the crew capsule shot out of the fireball that erupted during liftoff, but there are too many unknowns to say whether any lessons from Baumgartner's feat might have applied to that tragedy, Gohmert said.
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So you think it's better to install Windows 7 on the SSD ? Neither i preffer the Metro interface on 8, but i've read on some forums that 8 runs a lil bit faster than 7 with the same applications installed (not counting start-up). I also keep in mind that 7 is compatible with most drivers and programs. The only problem is i have original 7 Home-Premium SP1 placed in this HDD (i think it's on a hidden partition which i cannot access normally), because i didn't got it on dvd when i bought the laptop. Is there any chance to transfer it to SSD, or to make the HDD portable so i can install it after i'll put the SSD on my laptop. Btw, i also want to buy a Samsung SSD (Samsung 840 Series, 2.5", 120Gb, SATA III), because this brand and Kingston are the only avaiable on my local store.
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Personally brato I would go the 7 and upgrade if you want to mate. The 8 does run a bit faster for me like tis laptop I am on right now but again it is an upgrade not the full version 8 and I use an app called Stardock8 ($5) to give me the 7 start up menu. On the Sandy Bridge I use one called Classic Shell but again it was originally a 7 OS.
Now I think if you put on 7 with the SSD you will see a vast difference in the performance of the machine anyway and if you use this tutorial it will go even better. Optimize Windows 7 You can put 7 on the new SSD drive using the other tutorial I sent you just need to make an ISO disk or stick from the link and install using the activation code on the Microsoft sticker on the bottom of the machine. When you download the OS you just need to make sure you pick the correct version ie Home Premium and don't use nay that have an "N" alongside as that means the version does not come with Windows Media Player. If you are not sure of just how to do that post a reply in the clean re install tutorial and Greg will only be too glad to walk you through or if he is not available then someone will Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 You could also funds allowing clone the new drive and install to another drive and upgrade that second drive. I did just that and keep the original 7 drive as a spare Post back if anything is not clear |
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09 Sep 2013 | #13 |
Thanks for your support folk, it's very clear for me now. When i'll buy the SSD, i'll keep in mind installing W7 like you said. The only question is, will be safe to install the SSD myself, or i must go to a computer service ?
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09 Sep 2013 | #14 |
Usually changing the hard drive is just a matter of removing the power and the battery unscrewing and removing a small lid / door on the bottom of the machine and sliding the old drive out and the new one in. Then just reverse the operation power up go into the BIOS set to boot from the optical drive flip in the Windows media and install - you just follow the prompts Of course it depends on what media you intend to use - you can use an OEM version or use this Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 it just needs the activation code from the sticker on the bottom of your machine. If you buy a separate OEM copy you just slip the disk in and go NB An OEM is short for Original Equipment Manufacturer and is what the factories and anyone who builds a machine uses and is only usable on the machine it is installed on. (Factory ones ie Sony use a bulk version the one you would buy is an individual DVD) Now you would be eligible to use one in view that you have replaced the hard drive. Post back if you have any concerns at all we are here to help you |
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10 Sep 2013 | #15 |
My model is VAIO VPCSE1E1E. I'll appreciate if u can find the instructions for me regarding how to remove the HDD. Thanks man !
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11 Sep 2013 | #16 |
Sorry late reply Brato mate take a look at this video unfortunately no audio but just follow what the fellow is doing up to when he removes the hard drive - then stop - do the hard drive change over and just reverse the process. Your machine should look just like this if not very similar.
Sony Vaio SE disassembly - YouTube Just keep in mind the ribbon cables are reasonably fragile and require gentle removal. Once out just unplug that cable to the original drive and attach the new one and like I said reverse the process in the video. (and see my pic) A tip mate make sure the power supply is removed and the battery and I always place the machine on a large bath towel preferably - white - spread out in case you drop those small screws. The towel will stop them on the spot if you drop them on a hard surface the screws have a nasty habit of bouncing off the top onto the floor to be sometimes lost forever. Also a good idea is to have a small pot to retain them and count them too. If you have any concerns at all please post back and ask us. |
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11 Sep 2013 | #17 |
The steps are easy enough. Thanks again man ! Just saved me from spending extra $$ for replacing the HDD in service. In 2-3 weeks i'll have the SSD. If anything is not clear, i'll inform you. Peace bro !
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11 Sep 2013 | #18 |
No worries Brtao and like I said get stuck post back or PM me if you want
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22 Sep 2013 | #19 |
Hey, my SSD will be coming in the next 2-3 days. I have another problem now: my optic DVD drive can't read the Windows DVD (i think it's because it's dusty). The dvd is fine, because it works well on my another laptops. Do you know what i have to do to repair or clean my DVD drive ?
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22 Sep 2013 | #20 |
Brato just get a DVD /CD cleaner kit if that doesn't do the trick then replace the optical drive they are really quite cheap now.
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Diablo 3 On PlayStation Confirmed
This year, Sony prepared a handful of surprises including the upcoming launch of the PlayStation 4. Amongst all the presentations, the most notable one was held by Blizzard's Chris Metzen who confirmed the porting of Diablo 3 to the PlayStation 3 and 4.
The PlayStation meeting was taken by storm by the apparition of Chris Metzen. Blizzard signed a partnership with Sony to deliver Diablo 3 to their consoles. According to Chris, the game will be available on the current consoles and the upcoming PlayStation 4, confirming the rumors that circulated over the internet. It seems that the game is already running on the PS3 back at Blizzard. The dev team adjusted all the game's features to make it easier to play with a controller.
Another impressive feature that PlayStation fans will get to see is the four-player hot seat for Diablo 3. The game will be capable of running four instances in split screen mode, allowing up to four players to join the fight against the Lord of Terror using just one console, one display and four controllers.
The announcement immediately caused the current Diablo 3 players to formulate speculations that the game was designed to be compatible with consoles from the start. According to the threads, the zone designs are perfect for console co-op split screen mode. At the same time, the number of active skills on the bar is just enough to be mapped on a controller. Some went as far as to claim that the game's complexity has been keep minimal to make console players happy and interested in a PS3 and 4 version of Diablo 3.
The most negativistic opinions stipulated that the PC version is more of a massive open beta project to make sure that the product that will be delivered to Sony is satisfying.
Leaving aside all these community comments, the partnership will surely increase the number of players and sales. Blizzard is slowly aiming to make the game a record breaker in terms of copies sold. The positive aspect of this partnership is that the number of players will increase dramatically. It will surely affect the Diablo 3 economy in one way or another but it is still unclear how the PC and the PlayStation version of Diablo 3 will interact with each other and how the players will fund their accounts or even cash-out.
At the same time, opportunists and Auction House players might take advantage of this announcement and wait for the launch date, hoping that a large mass of players will join the fight against the Prime Evil which can become very profitable. If the number of PlayStation players will be high enough, many existing Diablo 3 enthusiasts will get to profit off the RMAH by selling the new comers gear and gold.
Chris Metzen did not present any kind of details regarding these aspects. According to Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment, "Diablo 3 looks and plays great on the PlayStation". The fans will get to try it out this year at PAX East and probably at the Blizzcon.


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In this course, students will learn current and best practices for planetary sustainability on an individual, institutional, regional and global level. Topics focus on reducing carbon emissions and pollution, and supporting a healthy and sustainable planet. These will include clean-energy technology, water conservation, agricultural-based strategies for sustainable farming, management and preservation of natural resources, natural building techniques and clean transportation systems. (General Education, Lifelong Learning)
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Prerequisite: SUST 310 or permission of instructor. This course offers a practical application of sustainability knowledge and practices to address a community problem. Environmental, equity and economic impacts must be considered in performing situation analyses and developing recommendations. Course provides the opportunity to apply sustainability knowledge in a consulting capacity and evaluate alternative solutions taking sustainability considerations into account. Affords students a community service learning experience. Course is available for graduate credit.
ANTH 346: Urban Anthropology (3) (P)
ANTH 430: Ecological Anthropology (3) (P)
ANTH 432: Environmental Justice and Health (3) (P)
ANTH 486: Interrogating Globalization: The Ethnography of Global Problems (3) (P)
BIOL 327: Ecology and People (3) (P) (GE: Lifelong Learning, Information Competence)
BIOL 533/592C: Conservation Biology/Field Studies in Biology (3/1) (P)
CAS 355: Environment, Development and Social Exclusion in Central America (3)
CHEM 541/L: Environmental Chemistry I/Lab (2/2) (P)
CHEM 542/L: Environmental Chemistry II/Lab (1/2) (P)
CMT 336/L: Fundamentals of Green Buildings (1/2) (P) (GE: Lifelong Learning, Information Competence)
ECON 300: Economic Principles and Problems (3) (P) (GE: Social Sciences)
ECON 360: Environmental Economics (3) (P) (GE: Social Sciences)
EOH 454: Environmental Health Law (3)
EOH 468: Air Pollution and Health (3) (P)
FCS 414: Senior Comprehensive Interior Design Project (3-3) (P)
FCS 496S: Sustainability in Family and Consumer Sciences (3) (P)
FCS 512: Sustainable Building and Interior Design (3)
FCS 516: Interior Design and the Building Process (3)
GEOG 316: Environmental Geography (3)
GEOG 351: Urban Geography (3) (Social Sciences) (P)
GEOG 364: Geography of World Ecosystems (2)
GEOG 416: Global Warming (3) (P)
GEOG 444: Conservation (3) (P)
GEOG 459: Environmental Impact Studies (3) (P)
JS 151: Natural Environment and Judaism (1) linked to RTM 151F: Survival (3)
ME 122: Energy and Society (3) (GE: Lifelong Learning, Information Competence) (P)
ME 322: Principles of Recycling and Municipal Waste Management (3) (GE: Lifelong Learning)
ME 482: Alternative Energy Engineering I (3)
ME 483: Alternative Energy Engineering II (3) (P)
ME 485: Introduction to Environmental Engineering (3) (P)
MGT 466: Strategic Leadership of Sustainability (3) (P)
POLS 461: Environmental Policy (3)
POLS 464: Comparative Public Policy (3)
RS 370: Religion and Ecology (3) (GE: Arts and Humanities)
RTM 251: Recreation and the Natural Environment (3) (GE: Lifelong Learning, Information Competence)
RTM 351: Outdoor and Environmental Education (3)
RTM 481: Principles of Sustainable Tourism (3)
RTM 530: Cultural Aspects and Global Perspectives in Tourism (3)
URBS 150: The Urban Scene (3) (GE: Social Sciences)
URBS 300: The Planning Idea (3) (P)
URBS 310: Growth and Development of Cities (3) (GE: Social Sciences)
URBS 400: Planning for the Natural and Built Environment (3) (P)
URBS 415: The California Environmental Quality Act for Urban Planners (3)
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This makes every SSL site vulnerable to serious man-in-middle (MITM) attacks related to renegotiation. This vulnerability is due to the design of "session resumption" feature of SSL protocol.Who Gets affected? The impact of this issue is potentially significant. below are some points extracted from issue details, This attack has been demonstrated against recent versions of Apache httpd and Microsoft IIS, with a variety of clients. The First Few Milliseconds of an HTTPS Connection. What happens when one clicks on "Proceed to Checkout" on a website after browsing through their offerings?
This is an analysis of the first milliseconds when an HTTPS connection with Amazon is established. A new page is loaded when proceeding to checkout: In the 220 milliseconds that flew by, a lot of interesting stuff happened to make Firefox change the address bar color and put a lock in the lower right corner. With the help of Wireshark, my favorite network tool, and a slightly modified debug build of Firefox, we can see exactly what's going on. Announcing Google Maps API v3. Since our last major release of the JavaScript Maps API three years ago we've been delivering feature requests that all of you have been asking for month over month.
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Long wearing, unique, and as another reviewer mentioned: "smooth" is the word. At first spritz, I'm reminded of a sweet-cigar; that quickly settles into a savory vanilla which always makes me think of donuts. A soft hint of spice and subtle musk give it a mysterious sensuality. When I wear this, I picture some place I haven't been in this life. The scent manages to be comforting and exotic at the same time. I like it so much that I have EDT for warmer months and EDP for when it's cooler.
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A sickening combination of powder, car air freshener and mold. I gave this to my mother after a few sprays which I regret (the poor woman deserves better than this). Thankfully she doesn't wear it as it's too strong for her. Two lippies for the beautiful bottle.
Smells expensive--like top-notch ingredients. Goes on spicy & aromatic (cardamom & yuzu, a citrus fruit), then the peach takes over for about a half-hour, then it mellows, becoming more of a subtle scent than I would have expected, with a lot of light amber (the amber accord is neither woody nor spicy but soft & round, like warm skin). The cardamom note only lasts if you get the scent on your clothes (smells lovely on a sweater or scarf). Doesn't evolve much except for the excessively peachy bit--my least favorite part--a slightly waxy peach. The peach eventually melts into the amber accord I described, warming and sweetening it a bit. Easy to wear, though it seems too dressy for jeans. Nice to wear to an evening party--attractive and interesting, but not too interesting.
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I like most Boucheron fragrances (with the exception of Miss Boucheron which I have not yet tried). If I had to pick a favorite, it would be this one. I am partial to jasmine and musk. This one has both. Although it is not mentioned in the direct powdery category, it seems very powdery to me. It's light but it has staying power. It's luminous and romantic. It smells clean but not in a boring way. It's certainly not groundbreaking, but it does make one happy and comfortable in an elegant way.
I also like the bottle, which was apparently designed with jewelry in mind, as most of their bottles are. To me, the bottle parallels what the juice inside will smell like and I appreciate that in a perfume.
I don't usually like the matching bath and body products but I also highly recommend the dry oil, if you ever come across it. It layers very nicely with the EDP.
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I absolutely love this fragrance. It is soft yet noticeable at the same time. Whenever I wear it, I always get compliments. I have very little left and will definately repurchase.
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When this first came out & I sampled it, I thought it was different & nice, but I just sampled lately, and thought "too sweet & powdery" for me. I think it's still nice, but I guess my tastes & sense of smell has changed in the past few years. Not something I would purchase.
Every single time I wear this, at least one person throughout the day will tell me I "smell SO good". I absolutely LOVE this perfume. I highly recommend it.
Jaipur Saphir is quite lovely on me. It's soft and subdued, yet at the same time, quietly vibrant. It has outstanding lasting power, and the EDT is simply perfect for the office and literally lasts all day on me. I have the EDP, too, and use it for more formal occasions. Jaipur Saphir is a top 5 favorite with serious --YEAR ROUND-- HG potential with me. (Honestly, it is very, very close to being my signature scent.) I can't get enough of it! Description on perfumeemporium says: " This feminine scent contains a rare blend of fruits, flowers with tones of sandalwood and vanilla." More specific advertised fragrance notes on PerfumeBay are as follows: Top Notes: White Peach, Cardamom, Yuzu, Japanese Tangerine, Heliotrope, Magnolia, Stephanotis Jasmine, Kashmir Wood, Cinnamon Wood, Sandalwood, Balms, Resins, Vanilla and Amber. continued >>
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For all you gym rats looking for that motivating "Get your life!" workout mix of the Spring season, well…look no further; Sy Smith and Mark de Clive-Lowe deliver the goods in their new collaboration, Fast & Curious. An ode to those nasty '80s girl groups and performers who soundtracked the roller rink and the discotheque in the age of shell-tops and Jheri curls, Fast mines the best of that era's production techniques and rhythmic influences and combines them with the best of what's happening in contemporary acid jazz and electrosoul. The results are a delectable mix of futuristic sounds, sinewy vocals, and enough percussion to lift the feet of even the most lumbering treadmill warrior. With her fifth solo excursion (yes, I'm counting 2005's Psykosoul Plus), Smith triumphantly breaks a cycle of prior solo recordings that have provided far fewer thrills than what she's heretofore been able to capture in her electric live performances.
It's been said that this is Sy Smith's last foray into R&B, and that she wants to try her hand in other genres like straight-ahead jazz on her forthcoming releases. If true, this is a shame since Smith finally seems to have found the groove first promised on her 2000 Hollywood Records debut, Psykosoul, with its "Gladly" and "Good N Strong" singles and classic take on Edie Brickell's "What I Am." In the über-popular LA by-way-of New Zealand producer, Mark de Clive-Lowe (Jody Watley, PPP, Shaun Escoffery) , Smith seems to have finally found a kindred musical spirit and a producer who gets her and subsequently maximizes a talent that was always present on projects like Conflict and The Syberspace Social but only episodically pushed to its zenith. A consummate professional and an always entertaining live stage presence, Smith achieved event-level moments and indie soul cred largely as a featured artist on compilations like Kajmere Sound Vol. 1 and hipster albums by artists like Zo!, The Decoders, and The Foreign Exchange. However, despite a strong cult following and a penchant for storytelling lyrics, Smith didn't seem to have that star's edge that moved material beyond adjectives like "polished" to ones like "memorable." Smith seemed to rise by simply taking care of her business, presenting like a star, and always pressing forward, never moving too far outside of her public's consciousness, be it stints as a background singer on American Idol or dropping in on soundtracks like Noah's Arc: Jumping the Broom and Save the Last Dance. But with Fast & Curious Sy Smith demolishes all polite expectations and generously offers us her first of what we hope will be many more magnum opuses.
As the project's sole producer and one of the most successful leaders in the Nu jazz and Broken beat movements, Mark de Clive Lowe consistently infuses Sy Smith's project with a blend of syncopated rhythms, astral jazz, and cleverly placed percussive elements of various types—from snare to cowbells - to make every song a deliriously delicious collage of sound. On these kaleidoscopic soundscapes, Sy's liquid vocals literally float and flow like a river, softening the edges of de Clive Lowe's relentless beats and driving grooves. These elements best come together on creamy dreams like "Personal Paradise" (featuring Shelia E on percussion), "Let The Rain Fall Down," and a cover of "Nights (Feels Like Getting Down)" with Rahsaan Patterson that will make you wanna smack your mama. Smith's supple harmonies and airy whistle notes showcase her years as a go-to background and session singer, elevating "Primacy Effect" from another atmospheric house tune to a tour de force of dynamic arrangement, voice, and composition. Mark de Clive Lowe shows out on the broken beat track for "The Ooh to My Ahh" and the tropical, acid jazz of "People of the Sun," cuts that illustrates a range of voices effortlessly at Smith's disposal when in the right producer's hands and with fitting material. "Teena," an inspired, unconventional tribute to the recently departed Teena Marie, also surprises by taking a fuller, slowed down, more soulfully avant-garde approach to the re-imagined melody, chorus, and grooves of Marie classics like "Lovergirl," without making it a direct cover—genius. Only the pleasing opening cut, the "Fast & The Curious," far overstays its welcome with a track that runs as repetitious as it does long.
Lyrically, on encouragements like "People of the Sun" and "Truth," Sy Smith slyly delves into the metaphysical and the philosophical with a dash of soft-shoed socio-political thrown in for good measure. In music and clever sexual lyricism, the Mary Jane Girls meets Vanity 6 "Message from the Stars" provides an infectious funk grown folks over 35 will swear is straight out of their arcade years (a feat repeated on the lengthy title track). The mix of the subtly profane with messages of spiritual enlightenment gives these songs a weight and places Sy on equal footing in this divine partnership with de Clive-Lowe, at least as much as her clean vocals do throughout.
Easily the best release by a female solo artist this year to-date, Sy Smith raises her stock creatively and commercially with an album that keeps 2012 hitting a winning streak, joining Robert Glasper's Black Radio, Esperanza Spalding's Radio Music Society, Gregory Porter's Be Good, Bernhoft & KORK's Walk With Me, The Slakadeliq's The Other Side of Tomorrow and several #winning others in supplying some of the best hybrid soul, jazz, R&B, blues and electronica that we've heard in an age. Congratulations, Mrs. Smith on making us sweat and smile our way into the new year. Highly Recommended.
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''Maybe it was because of that stupid movie Dead Poets Society, with that whole 'carpe diem' thing,'' says Ethan Hawke, ''but I really took that whole 'follow your bliss' line that people give you when you're 16 to heart.''
That, more than anything, might best explain Hawke's varied career up till now. If, after getting an Oscar nomination (for 2001's Training Day), he felt like taking time off to write a novel, he stopped everything and wrote the novel (Ash Wednesday, his second). When he wanted to play a cokehead Off Broadway (Hurlyburly) or direct a movie about the Chelsea Hotel (Chelsea Walls), he went for it. But four years ago just as he was gearing up to make 2004's indie hit Before Sunset after separating from his wife of six years, Uma Thurman Hawke lost his creative spark and started to wonder how he could get it back.
''Around the time of Before Sunset,'' he says, ''I just didn't know who I was anymore. I had gotten so depressed that I couldn't find the joy any longer. But working with Rick [Linklater] and Julie [Delpy], my old friends from Before Sunrise, helped me a lot. And since the theater was my first love, and there's something humbling about the theater, I just went back there. I wanted to touch my own past a little bit. It all coincided with a sense that I needed to rebuild myself after my divorce.''
So, by choice, the last couple of years of Hawke's life have been spent ''low to the ground,'' dedicated primarily to roles in the New York theater most recently, he received a Tony nomination for his work in Tom Stoppard's The Coast of Utopia and also to directing the indie-movie adaptation of his 1996 semiautobiographical novel, The Hottest State (in theaters now). In person, the 36-year-old is like a college student who never finished college garrulous, philosophical, willing to hang out and keep rapping. Sitting over a bowl of fruit-laced muesli in the same neighborhood café where he's been coming since he was 22, and where he wrote portions of State, Hawke is upfront about how the film is taken from his own life.
''It's a personal movie, my favorite kind,'' he says of State, which chronicles the doomed love affair between a young actor (Mark Webber) and the girl who ultimately crushes his heart (Catalina Sandino Moreno). In telling the story for the screen, Hawke took inspiration from one of his favorite ''personal'' movies, Bob Fosse's thinly veiled autobiographical All That Jazz. ''Hottest State is a student of Jazz,'' Hawke explains. ''On one level, it's a hopelessly narcissistic film. On another, it tells you something really, really personal and honest and tries to do it well, and be naked, and share what the experience of living life is like. The hope is that like-minded people will gain something from it.''
That approach worked just fine for Hawke in the intensely ruminative Before Sunset, which netted him, Linklater, and Delpy scores of sensitive twenty- and thirtysomething fans, as well as an Oscar nomination for the screenplay. That approach also sometimes gets Hawke in trouble with critics who, for instance, weren't especially kind to The Hottest State, or to Hawke for even presuming to write it.
''I think some people think Ethan's calculated: 'Oh, he's trying to be this or that,''' says Linklater, a close friend since they first collaborated on Sunrise in 1994. ''But a guy like Ethan honestly isn't working for anyone's approval. I swear to God, the guy just follows his artistic muse. He does it to do it, and he doesn't care where the chips fall.''
Since bottoming out a couple of years ago, Hawke sounds like he's finally getting back his footing. Asked if he felt vilified by the tabloids, which pointed the finger at him for the breakup with Thurman, Hawke replies, ''Oh, God, yes!'' but indicates life has settled down since then. ''I mean, nobody starts a family to not have it work out,'' he says. ''The disappointment is there. But I've started to feel better. I'm kind of back in touch with my life.''
His kids with Thurman Maya, 9, and Levon Roan, 5 will visit him on the set of Daybreakers, a vampire movie he's leaving to go shoot in Australia later this afternoon. He's hoping it'll be the kind of big commercial success you need in Hollywood every couple of years if what you really want to do is follow your proverbial bliss and make more Before Sunsets and The Hottest States, films that try to speak to people one-on-one.
''I just hope,'' he says, ''that The Hottest State is the kind of movie where, 10 years from now, somebody will be going through a really bad breakup, and a friend of theirs will say, 'Have you seen The Hottest State?' and they'll say, 'No,' and they'll slide in the DVD together, and then talk about it all night. That's my dream.''
Ethan Hawke's Essentials
The album, film, and epic novel that thrill him most
Sky Blue Sky, Wilco
Hawke, a fan of frontman Jeff Tweedy, loves Wilco's latest. ''It starts
with a happy little guitar riff and the line, 'Maybe the sun will shine
today.' I felt like, 'He's happy!' And I thought, 'I am too!' Corny, but
I love him.''
''I remember when I was 18, I thought I would make a movie like Reds someday. Now I'm almost as old as Warren Beatty when he made it. Not
quite, but I'm nowhere close to doing something that good. How am I
going to do it? Do I still hope I can? I don't know.''
Anna Karenina, Leo Tolstoy
''If you haven't read this, stop what you're doing and read it. The
greatest book ever written. It's what you want when you put on a new
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I'd like to recommend that everyone reading this immediately go to the "Draft Results" page in their fantasy football league, find the guy who took David Garrard as a No. 2 quarterback and talk some trash. This is your responsibility as a fantasy football player, but do keep in mind that what goes around comes around. Be creative, but don't rub too much salt in his wounds.
Those wounds exist because the Jaguars are releasing Garrard, according to Jay Glazer of Fox Sports.
It's obviously a shocking move, considering that Garrard was the starting pivot in Jacksonville and was coming off a decent season. But the 33-year-old had three years and about $25 million left on his contract, and the team must have figured that Luke McCown, who is only slated to make $1.8 million this year, would be a satisfactory option to manage the transition to the Blaine Gabbert era. The key, though, is that going with McCown instead of Garrard saves the team about $8 million this year.
Only four years ago, Jack Del Rio pulled the exact same stunt at about the exact same time when he released starting quarterback Byron Leftwich (in favor of Garrard) eight days before their first game. The move to cut ties with Garrard was made five days before the Jags open the 2011 season.
Glazer reports that McCown will start Sunday's season opener against the Titans, but it might not be long before Gabbert makes his debut. The No. 10 overall pick out of Missouri wasn't impressive in the preseason, while McCown was solid in limited action. Still, the leash on him might be shorter than the one that choked Garrard, who the team must have concluded wasn't going to get them over the top. Regardless of the rationale behind the move, the organization can claim that they cut Garrard because they're that confident in Gabbert, which can only help the 21-year-old gain confidence.
Garrard is coming off the second-best statistical season of his career. He isn't exactly Mr. Consistent, but a 90.8 passer rating, a 64.5 completion percentage and a 7.5 average per attempt is good enough to start in several NFL cities, including Miami, San Francisco, Cincinnati and Washington right now. South Florida seems like the most logical landing spot for Garrard — the Dolphins expressed interest in Kyle Orton on the trade market but Denver's price tag was too high.
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- Nov 5:
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- Dick Spotswood: Now political focus shifts to 2014 supervisors races
- Nov 4:
- Voters in Marin have options on Election Day
- Nov 2:
- Less than half of the registered voters in Marin expected to turn out for Tuesday's election
- Nov 1:
- Right race, wrong town: Marin council hopeful sends botched mailer
- Oct 31:
- Elections office open for voting on Saturday
- Oct 29:
- Marin IJ election endorsements for decision day November 2013
- Oct 28:
- Five seek four seats on the Southern Marin Fire Protection District board
- Oct 27:
- More than $655,000 spent on campaign to pass Marin General bond measure
- Oct 26:
- Dick Spotswood: Are county term limits headed for Marin's ballot?
- Oct 24:
- State law violation among tactics called into question in heated Kentfield School District board race
- Oct 17:
- Measure J would make improvements to Strawberry Recreation District buildings
- COM board candidates forum planned in Kentfield
- Oct 16:
- Huffman: Connolly's the one for county supervisor
- Dick Spotswood: Marin Republicans test support for county term limits
- Oct 15:
- Dixie schools race shapes up as changes occur in district
- Point Reyes Station man challenges incumbents in Shoreline school board race
- Oct 14:
- Three candidates compete for seat on San Anselmo Town Council
- Oct 12:
- Marin Voice: MGH's Measure F is about seismic safety
- Oct 11:
- Five running for three seats on Tam Union school board
- Oct 10:
- Measure H seeks renewal of Marinwood park services tax
- Seven candidates seek Marinwood seats as district grapples with costs
- Election discussion on tap on 'Public Advocate'
- Oct 9:
- Incumbents, challengers jockey for seats on Kentfield School District board
- One challenger, three incumbents compete for seats on Novato school board
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Lagunitas School District officials are proposing a tax measure they hope residents will embrace to fix up school facilities.
Measure A on the Nov. 5 ballot calls for a $5 million school bond issue to upgrade classrooms and libraries, "enhance student access to technology," and renovate school facilities including playgrounds, heating and ventilation systems.
Bond money could not be "taken by the state or used for teacher or administrator salaries," according to the measure. What's more, "an independent citizens' oversight committee" would monitor the program.
"It's all for the kids," business manager Bruce Abbott said.
The bond measure requires a 55 percent vote of approval and would cost property owners about $30 per $100,000 of assessed valuation.
Measure A would be in addition to a $2.7 million, 1995 bond measure that cost about $55 per $100,000 of assessed valuation last year, and the district's $393 parcel tax. The district serves about 300 students and operates on an annual budget of about $3 million.
The measure is critical because there is no other way the district can improve school facilities, officials say.
"We need help to fix things up," said trustee Denise Bohman of Forest Knolls. "There's nothing sexy or very exciting, it's just windows and doors and walls, and things like a new refrigerator," she said. "It's really about maintaining a bare-bones facility."
"We really have no other options for funding critical and needed facilities upgrades, other than requesting that our local community provide that funding through a local tax," Superintendent Larry Enos agreed.
Enos indicated the district makes good use of its limited funds, with the 1995 bond issue financing a new middle school complex of six classrooms, a multiuse room, improvements in playground safety, and the elimination of four disintegrating portable buildings.
"The new bond will provide an opportunity to modernize our classrooms, address some critical health and safety issues, and upgrade instructional technology districtwide," Enos said, noting state funding for projects like roof repairs and boiler replacement has "all but dried up."
There is no organized opposition to the tax proposal.
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Get mobile storage with the Kingston DataTraveler microDuo
When it concerns mobile devices, space tends to come at a premium. With so many great and useful apps available, the gradual decline of free space is inevitable. It doesn't leave much left over for photos, music, or video. And with the recent murmurings of the Samsung Galaxy S5 to release with only half of its internal storage actually free for user content, storage space is even more important.
SanDisk announces dual USB drive for mobile devices and PC
Although smartphones and tablets are quite versatile for everyday lives, there isn't really an effective way to move large amounts of data on and off those mobile devices. Sure, there's cloud storage, but moving GBs of files to your cloud and then downloading it takes a bit of time. Direct wireless connections don't help much with PCs, and USB cables are so passe.
Transcend 64GB JetFlash USB Review: Small Drive, Big Capacity
These days, you can pop onto Amazon and get a 1 Terabyte external hard drive for under $100. And thanks to the advent of the USB Flash drive (or Thumb drive, or Stick, or one of its many other names), you can not only take home 1GB of content in your pocket.
Game of Thrones USB Flash Drives Available Soon
By now, you and everyone you know should have at least heard of Game of Thrones. The books have been out for years, but recently experienced a surge of attention ever since HBO started the series a few years ago. The creators of South Park featured a 3-part story arc with Game of Thrones as a central theme, in the most recent season.
GadgeTell Review: RAVPower Wireless Media Streaming FileHub
I'm a minimalist by heart, so small, powerful, or multi-function devices tend to grab my attention to at least take a peek. With the growing number of mobile devices and accessories, you'd guess right that I'm almost always checking something out. External storage and external battery packs are quite popular, for good reason. Mobile lifestyles more »
D-Link Is Providing Users With Free, Private Cloud Storage
D-Link, a global leader in connectivity for home and business, has just provided free, no-fee cloud storage to thousands of D-Link 11AC Wireless Router owners. The mydlink SharePort app lets users plug any USB storage device into the router's USB port for instant and personal cloud space. The free mydlink SharePort app is compatible with iOS more »
Leef Expands High-Speed Flash Drive Line with Supra and Ice
USB flash drives have come a long way. When they first hit the scene, it seemed as though only tech savvy types were carrying them; graphic designers, software developers and such. They unknowingly would replace the blank CD as we knew it and eventually would become the standard for portable data. Now, flash drives or more »
Western Digital My Cloud Provides Personal Secure Storage
Western Digital has introduced its new personal cloud storage geared toward all the consumers using online cloud services. The My Cloud family of personal cloud solutions lets people store and access all their digital content from computers and mobile devices, anywhere. Though convenient and robust, online cloud storage such as Box or Dropbox (to name more »
Seagate Now Offers Protection Coverage for Storage Data
Despite the popularity of cloud storage and computing, there have been lingering concerns about privacy and security. We won't even bring up the far-reaching NSA. It's those very concerns that have helped grow and expand the personal data storage market. We've seen more releases of network attached storage (NAS) devices and portable hard drives over more »
GadgeTell Review: SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive
By nature, we like to have plenty of choices and options. We're also social creatures, so sharing time and experiences together is also very important to us. Cloud storage is expensive, and by "expensive" I mean that I'm not willing to pay any monthly fee to store my collection of music and videos. Yet I more »
Leef Magnet 3.0 USB Drive Secures Data And Its Cap
Leef Technology has just announced Magnet 3.0, a USB 3.0 flash drive that combines Leef's top two signature features. The Magnet 3.0 has the patented magnetic cap as well as a soft-glow LED encased in translucent methacrylic resin. Those who bring their data with them everywhere can have piece of mind knowing that the Magnet more »
SanDisk Connect, Portable Wireless USB Storage
SanDisk Corporation, a global leader in flash memory storage solutions, has announced the SanDisk Connect, a line of wireless flash memory storage devices. The SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive and SanDisk Connect Wireless Media Drive provide an easier way to access and share content across multiple mobile devices. The SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive lets more »


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Study: Dads Are Ogling 'Teen' Cam Girls While Moms Drop Kids Off At School
It's back to school, and you know who's most excited? No, it's not little Bobbie and Suzie who are ready to start the new year with a clean slate. It's dads, who are making the best of that blessed hour when the missus is dropping the kids off at school by camming with live models.
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12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: FigurePrint Statue {WoW}
Dec 19th 2011 4:17PM Please!
Guest Post: Confessions of a noob rogue {WoW}
Oct 9th 2010 10:53PM That's why you don't level as Subtlety.
Guest Post: Confessions of a noob rogue {WoW}
Oct 9th 2010 10:29PM > As a rogue, unless you have Vanish, you ... die?
Evasion -> Blade Flurry -> Adrenaline Rush. 15 seconds later, you're alive and they're not. Combat is very good for levelling.
Breakfast Topic: What would you tell your level 1 self? {WoW}
Oct 1st 2010 9:43AM I would tell my level 1 self:
- vendor grey items
- don't buy white armor from vendors
- level as Combat, not Subtlety
AddOn Spotlight: TellMeWhen {WoW}
May 6th 2010 1:51PM For what it's worth, TellMeWhen comes with no presets. It's up to the player to decide what they want the addon to tell them, and how. If it's a stimulus/reaction experiment, then the player is both subject and scientist.
AddOn Spotlight: TellMeWhen {WoW}
May 6th 2010 1:18PM TellMeWhen doesn't do much in the way of flashy art or animations—it's intended to be simple and lightweight in both memory and cpu usage.
AddOn Spotlight: TellMeWhen {WoW}
May 6th 2010 1:12PM
Personally, I prefer a game where most of the skill is in responding to boss and class mechanics to decide what abilities to use when. Blizzard clearly wants a large part of playing your class to be about keeping the right buffs up on yourself, the right debuffs up on your enemy, and reacting appropriately to procs. Playing a complicated version of "Where's Waldo: UI edition" is not my idea of fun.
AddOn Spotlight: TellMeWhen {WoW}
May 6th 2010 12:15PM Heart all the authors (Kitjan, Bilt, orbenn, Oooze) who took up my poor addons when i neglected them, then made them better.
AddOn Spotlight: TellMeWhen {WoW}
May 6th 2010 12:08PM It's like WoW.com is raining love.
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Apr 29th 2010 8:23PM > Sorry if this comes off like a jerk, but can you or someone else please clarify the
differences here for us?
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text: Laura (Jia Yuan) Yan uses her high energy, her knowledge of the marketplace, and her knowledge of people and their needs to match her clients up with their ideal real estate solutions. The first thing you might notice about her is her big, friendly smile. Next, you'll notice how she goes the extra mile for you, which is why she gets so many repeat clients and referrals. She treats you as she herself would like to be treated. Laura is known for her 24/7 accessibility, strong work ethic, attention to detail, and expertise in the Manhattan real estate market. She would love the opportunity to work for you whether you are looking to rent, buy, or sell residential or commercial property. Her knowledge and experience will help you achieve your real estate goal, no matter what it involves--an apartment, a house, an office, a restaurant, a store, a building, a warehouse, a hotel, or a business. Choosing Laura to help you make any real estate transaction in Manhattan is one of the best decisions you will ever make!


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Voting Polls Now Open For Annual Canvas Artist Series Competition
It's back! Last September, we announced the grand prize finalists for the annual Canvas Artist Series competition. Thanks to your help, Gemma Gene, Nina Palumbo, Micael Butial and Jordan Scott each received a $5,000 scholarship, as well as the opportunity to display their artwork on 2013 vintage bottles of Canvas Wine.
Now that the 2014 grapes are bottled, Hyatt and Folio Fine Wine Partners are ready to open up the competition once again – this time for your votes!
Read More Share +Cheers to What's to Come In 2015 #InAHyattWorld!
We admit, we're still riding the tide a bit from the incredible year that was 2014. Thanks for going on the journey with us #InAHyattWorld. Cheers to what's to come in 2015! Happy New Year!
Read More Share +Hyatt Regency Brand Returns to Istanbul
The Hyatt Regency brand has returned to Istanbul, and boy has it ever opened its doors in such a beautiful location right on the Marmara Sea! You might remember the exclusive sneak peek Keyed Into Hyatt readers received as Hyatt Regency Istanbul Ataköy was under construction.
Guests to the new hotel will be greeted with an "East meets West" theme, with traditional and regional design features throughout. One of my favorite things is the gorgeous chandelier — and of course the suites' panoramic views of the vibrant city and the Sea.
Read More Share +The Dawn of a New Year at Hyatt Hotels Around the World
Just as the sunrise marks the beginning of a new day, 2015 will mark the beginning of many new adventures at Hyatt hotels across the globe. We asked our hotels to share with us some of their favorite sunrise or sunset pictures, along with what they are most looking forward to in the year ahead. Read on to learn more about the exciting events taking place in 2015.
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Thrive Thursday: Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile Brings Christmas to Its Community
The holiday season is a time of giving, so Hyatt colleagues from Hyatt Regency Paris Étoile teamed up with the city hall of the 17th district of Paris, organizing a very special Christmas dinner for people in need.
Read More Share +#LivingGrand for the Holidays with Grand Hyatt
Grand Hyatt hotels unlock the extraordinary in every moment, and that takes on a whole new meaning during the holidays. So how were Grand Hyatt hotels #LivingGrand this season? Check out the infographic below to discover the nuts and bolts of our amazing Grand Hyatt festivities.
Read More Share +Toast the New Year with a Competition-Winning Cocktail
What's better for the New Year than the perfect cocktail? Thanks to Grand Hyatt Singapore bartender Rosanna Mercado, you can toast with a competition-winning drink!
Rosanna's "Golden Harvest" mocktail – a blend of fresh mango juice, peach syrup and vanilla – trumped seven other mocktail entries in the final round of the recent SG50 "A Toast to the Nation" competition. Organized by the Singapore Hotel Association (SHA), the competition encouraged the creation of a signature cocktail and mocktail that best represent the Singapore Spirit, in celebration of the nation's Golden Jubilee next year.
Read More Share +Santa Paws is Coming to Town
The holidays aren't over yet! There were so many exciting activities happening at our hotels this year that we had to squeeze in one more story. As we've discussed before, the Hyatt family extends to our guests, our colleagues, our community—even to our four-legged friends. To celebrate those furry family members, Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort & Spa held their fifth annual "Santa Paws" pet food drive, adoption and photo event.
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Spring Wedding Flower Trends
We're always down for ogling gorgeous flower arrangements — always. So when Tessa Woolf, editor of Salt Lake/Park City Bride & Groom, sent this styled shoot our way with images from Chudleigh Weddings, we couldn't have been more ecstatic to see the leafy arrangements put together by four of Utah's finest floral masters!
From the shoot editor, Tessa Woolf: For the new winter/spring 2013 issue of Salt Lake/Park City Bride & Groom magazine, we teamed up with photographer Britt Chudleigh to create an elegant and ethereal floral feature. The focus of the feature, titled "Light Fantastic," is pale and pastel blooms—think stems in sorbet shades like peach, mint, and butter yellow -— captured in a dreamy, all-white studio drenched in natural light. We paired the pretty flowers with equally pretty frocks: a guipure lace gown by Modern Trousseau, a frothy ball gown by Allure, and a chic chiffon bridesmaid dress by Amsale.
Rachael MacLaughlin of Roots designed a lush centerpiece featuring green antique hydrangea curly bittersweet vine, and a coordinating bridal bouquet of garden roses, roses, dinner plate dahlias, dahlia buds, dusty miller, ranunculus, and scabiosa pods. Amanda Schelin of Branches Event Floral dreamed up a fanciful bouquet and romantic floral crown. Schelin used fluffy blooms to bring the arrangements to life: gloriosa lilies, garden roses, ranunculus, cafe dahlias, spray roses, variegated pittosporum, dusty miller, astilbe, and maidenhair fern.
Elegant garden roses set the tone for a sophisticated bouquet by Julie Prince of Julie Prince Flowers. She added lightly hued ranunculus, poppies, anemones, snowberries, and astilbe, and finished the sculpted arrangement with broad, open-face anthurium and radiant amaryllis. Brynn Larsen of Blooms and Co. designed texture-rich bridal and bridesmaid bouquets showcasing cafe au lait dahlias, roses, lisianthus, ranunculus, snowberries, astilbe, and lamb's ear.
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Shoot Location: Salt Lake City, UT / Photographer: Chudleigh Weddings / Creative Director: Samantha Gardner of Salt Lake/Park City Bride & Groom / Shoot Editor and Wardrobe Stylist: Tessa Woolf of Salt Lake/Park City Bride & Groom / Shoot Venue: Studio Elevn / Wedding Flowers: Blooms and Co., Branches Event Floral, Julie Prince Flowers, and Roots / Wedding Dresses: Modern Trousseau via Alta Moda Bridal, Allure via Danielle's Bridal / Bridesmaids' Dress: Amsale via Lily & Iris / Jewelry: O.C. Tanner / Hair and Makeup: Gabby Gabbitas / Models: Emma Jones and Abby Sands via McCarty Talent
That Allure ball gown is heavenly. What's the dress name?
I really love the wedding dress here, really pretty! The coordinating flowers using pinks and peach tones are beautiful. Love it!
I love all of the beautiful bouquets. And I love the pastel shades too. They are all just lovely.
If these bouquets and dresses don't say spring, I don't know what does! These are so fresh and gorgeous!
Lovely styling and floral elements! I'm in love with the guipure lace gown – just breathtakingly gorgeous!
The flowers in these images leave me speechless and I'm adoring the back of her wedding dress. The big blush bow and the polka dot feathers…..love!
Thank you for the feature, Amanda! We can't get enough of pastel blooms + lace dresses—such a perfect duo for spring weddings!
This is a great boquet feature! Love the idea of putting these flowers in a very simple and unique way. And the dress! It's very gorgeus!
I love the beautiful soft colors in the flowers and the floral headpiece is fabulous!
Am searching everywhere for the Allure ball gown.. Can you please share the name/style?
Hi Everyone!
lace bodice + tulle skirt style is by Allure Bridals, and I believe it's this one: http://allurebridals.com/products/8968 style 8968


text: Lead Older Infant Teacher (9-16 months) The Goddard School Dayton, OH 1/15/2015 Save Job Sign in Now Email Print Report Apply Now Job Description The Goddard School® is a renowned program with a Piaget (Learning through Play) based foundation and a leader in the franchised preschool industry which is growing and continues to set the standard for excellence. The focus of the program is to provide a life-long love of learning. Our staff is made of loving and dedicated teachers who understand each child's needs. They are highly qualified childhood educators who are able to use their creativity and the Goddard Developmental Guidelines as the basis for unique lesson plans that are brought to life in a fun and imaginative way. We are looking for fun and energetic Infant & Toddler Lead and Assistant Teachers for our school. Daily Responsibilities Our Lead and Assistant Teachers work together to: § Developing lesson plans. § Meeting the individual's needs of the children § Parent communication. § Participation in staff and training meetings. § Designing an appropriate room arrangement to support the goals and developmental level of the children in the classroom. § Interacting with the children to support play, exploration, and learning. § Presenting expectations that are appropriate to the child's age and developmental level. § Planning and implementing activities that develop self-esteem and social skills. § Communicating appropriately and professionally with parents and fellow staff. § Building teamwork. § Using assessment tools. § Committing to continuing education. Lead Teachers are responsible for ensuring compliance with Goddard's industry-leading Quality Assurance standards. Lead Teachers write and implement their own lesson plans based on Goddard Developmental Guidelines and monthly school themes. Most importantly, they create a positive learning environment in their classroom where children develop a lifelong love of learning! Assistant Teachers assist the Lead Teacher with the above-noted responsibilities. The Goddard School offers competitive compensation and benefits based on experience, education, and certifications. Job Requirements Lead Teacher Qualifications: § Assoiciate or BA in Early Childhood Education or related field § Minimum 6 months experience in a licensed center § Demonstrated knowledge of developmentally appropriate practices § Strong written and communication skills The Goddard School offers competitive compensation and benefits based on experience, education and certifications and is an Equal Opportunity Employer We provide outstanding opportunities including: § Competitive salary § Paid vacation § Sick days § Holidays § Medical Insurance Job Snapshot Employment Type Full-Time Job Type Education Education Not Specified Experience Not Specified Manages Others No Relocation No Industry Education - Teaching - Administration Required Travel None Job ID 581-05 Apply Now


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This worked for my skin pretty well, but the fragrance wasn't so well. It's not very drying despite the 1.5% Salicylic Acid, but at the same time, didn't keep my skin completely clear.
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We and our guests loved this pie. Made it again that very week for another party! It's a summertime favorite and definitely do consider making both pies if you are serving a crowd - they will want seconds!
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Updated Friday, November 9, 2012 at 07:31 AM
Earlier this year, Danielle Agami, a dancer-choreographer formerly with Batsheva Dance Company ("Israel's premiere contemporary dance troupe," says The New York Times), relocated to Seattle, where she founded a new dance troupe, Ate9, and premiered her first evening-length work, "Sally meets Stu," at the Century Ballroom in late August.
If you missed the sold-out show then, you have a second chance to see it this weekend.
Built around a sly, shifting text by Nadav Heyman, "Sally meets Stu" follows five different potential trajectories in the same lifelong relationship that, every time, begins with the words "Sally meets Stu. Sally likes Stu."
The movement accompanying this shape-shifting text encompasses everything from fluid multidirectional passagework to a tangy syncopated production number set to the Middle Eastern beats of Setrak Sarkissian (so seductive, it's surprising half the audience doesn't get up and join the dancers on the Century Ballroom floor). Female dancers take desperate flying leaps into astonishingly sturdy masculine arms. Ordinary kitchen activities are complemented by slow explorative acrobatics going on under the counter.
Like Spectrum's Donald Byrd, Agami mixes text and movement in intuitive combustible ways. In Heyman, she has a spellbinding, sphinxlike narrator who delivers his text with a cool offhand languor, whether the lovers he describes are edging toward sexual ecstasy, domestic violence or the unexpected turns of old age (Heyman may be in his early 20s, but he likes to take the long perspective).
Agami's musical instincts are mostly on the mark, although, as a newcomer to the U.S., she seems unaware of just how shopworn Barber's Adagio for Strings is in a dance setting. Amiya Brown's lighting is as varied as the dance, sophisticated when it needs to be, or as simple as a shaky flashlight seeking out performers in the dark.
As for the dancers, they include some of the best of the new Seattle generation — Kate Wallich, Matt Drews, Erica Badgeley — along with cherry-picked performers Agami has met as she's taught the repertory of Batsheva across the U.S.
"Sally meets Stu" may be deliberately fragmented in its dance components. But with Heyman's eccentrically splintering narrative to hold it together, it has considerable impact.
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'Sally meets Stu'
7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Friday, Century Ballroom, 915 E. Pine St., Seattle; $15-$20 (206-325-8773 or www.velocitydancecenter.org).
Nadav Heyman is both dancer and narrator in "Sally meets Stu."