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LAS VEGAS, NV -- (Marketwire) -- 01/08/13 -- Building on its successful 2012 launch in New York City, Aereo, Inc., today announced that it plans to expand its operations to 22 U.S. cities in 2013, making its groundbreaking remote antenna/DVR technology accessible to more than 97 million consumers. Those cities identified for expansion are: Boston, Miami, Austin, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Washington, DC, Baltimore, Detroit, Denver, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Tampa, Cleveland, Kansas City, Raleigh-Durham (NC), Salt Lake City, Birmingham (AL), Providence (RI), and Madison (WI). Using Aereo's technology, consumers in these markets will be able to record and watch live, local over-the-air broadcast television online, on their compatible, internet-connected devices, subject to capacity. These 22 markets represent the first phase of Aereo's planned nationwide expansion.
Aereo also today announced that it has closed on a $38 million Series B round of financing, led by existing investors IAC and Highland Capital Partners. Previous investors from Aereo's Series A funding round, including FirstMark Capital, First Round Capital, High Line Venture Partners, and select individuals, also participated in this second round of financing. Today's announcements were made by Aereo's CEO and Founder, Chet Kanojia, at the Citi Global Internet, Media & Telecommunications Conference in Las Vegas. To watch a replay of the event, visit: http://www.veracast.com/webcasts/citigroup/imt2013/65204406.cfm.
"Aereo's technology is simply one of the easiest, most convenient ways for consumers to access broadcast television," said CEO and Founder Chet Kanojia. "We've been working hard to bring Aereo to consumers across the country and we're excited to expand our reach to these 22 new cities. Consumers want and deserve choice. Watching television should be simple, convenient and rationally priced. Aereo's technology provides exactly that: choice, flexibility and a first-class experience that every consumer deserves."
Aereo's innovative technology enables consumers to access live broadcast television on compatible Internet connected devices, at home or on the go. Aereo's innovative remote antenna/DVR technology makes watching television simple. Using Aereo's technology, consumers can pause, rewind and fast-forward any program that they are watching live, or save a program for future viewing, just as you can with a home DVR. There are no wires to connect and no box to install, so consumers don't have to worry about installing equipment or waiting for the 'cable guy.' No cable subscription is required to use Aereo and membership plans begin at $1/day, $8/month or $80/year.
Aereo plans to launch its technology in these 22 cities over the course of 2013, starting in late spring. Access to Aereo will be available initially via invitation. Consumers can request invitations through the Aereo website. Aereo also plans to provide in each market Aereo's Try for Free feature, which allows consumers the ability to access Aereo's technology to watch television for a continuous one-hour period each day, free of charge.
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Man you must love airports. I know i do. Im flying up north tomorrow to visit friends. I cant wait to get groped in the airport!
Thats good a couple years ago i was in the airport in memphis and they stopped a returning soldier wanded him, pat him down and just about stripped searched him. I think they touched him in places he didnt even knew he had. I would love to be able to hurt people who disrespect our troops like that.
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Limbo officially coming to Steam on august 2nd
Yes, finally. My wallet is actually at its happiest when it's spending money on games :D
GB is totally one of the pull quotes on steam too.
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*TOP REVIEWER* morphinization on 10/16/2014 5:19:00 PM more reviews by morphinization
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I got this based on the reviews here (not that I needed an excuse to buy anything from essence, it's so cheap and the quality is overall great as well!). I love how neutral and subtle the colors are, although I wish one of the two lighter colors would have a bit of shimmer (the darker brown one does). It would really add to the glowey effect. That having been said, I have plenty of highlighters that I can use separately, although it would be nice to have an all-in one. This has become my go to neutral-every-day subtle make-up look eyeshadow set though, the browns are nice and neutral, not orangey at all, and don't go on too dark.
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BlueVampire on 3/28/2014 3:07:00 AM more reviews by BlueVampire
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I cannot stress how AMAZING this product is! It is so cheap but, you get way more than what you paid for! The pigment is excellent, it's easy to apply (I use a Q-tip or a clean finger) and it's staying power is amazing! I wore this to school one day (which is 7 and a half hours long and also keep in mind I also took the bus, to and from, which is another hour, so in total it is 8.5 hours) and it was still exactly wear I put it. Plus, the best part of it all; I didn't even put on a primer. So, if you looking for a long-lasting eye shadow for school or work but, is also craving the savings (sorry, that was lame but, I just really want to rhyme :P ) this is the perfect eye shadow for you!
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godute666 on 3/15/2014 1:50:00 PM more reviews by godute666
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Grey
I love these shadows! pigmented, soft, look great. the matt brown is perfect for the brows. i just don't like the packaging, not very attractive. but the product is fantastic!
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creepfancy on 9/20/2013 11:14:00 PM more reviews by creepfancy
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
FAVORITE neutral palette. Great value, perfect palette for a gorgeous smokey eye. I have repurchased this three times!
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*TOP REVIEWER* ichigocutie on 9/9/2013 9:07:00 PM more reviews by ichigocutie
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is one of fave my to-go neutral eyeshadow quad. This is the one quad I mostly grab for my everyday eye makeup. It's quite pigmented considering the price. The way I wear it is I apply the pale pink shade all over the lid and the light brown on the crease,and I apply the matte dark brown on the outer corner connecting down to my lower lash line,lastly I put the white color in the inner corner and sometimes the brow bone. I love the finish,it's shimmery but not over the top it's subtle enough for me considering I'm 28 yrs old with hooded eyes, I don't have much time left to be rocking shimmery eyes so I'm loving this eyeshadow quad at the moment. I always apply elf $1 eye primer before I apply the eyeshadow and I never experience any creasing and it always last all day on me.
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imaiyarules on 7/28/2013 1:13:00 AM more reviews by imaiyarules
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone Hair: Other Eyes: Other
My go to pallette for every day use. I love the colours, and they're quite pigmented; everything shows up pretty well on my NC40 skin. The effect is very natural, and the shadows are easy to work with. I don't have the highest quality brushes and it blends pretty well, though the pale pink sort of seems chalky. I want to try the Anabelle trio next, which has very similar colours, and compare the quality. For now, I would certainly purchase this again. These shadows do crease on me, but I've never tested it with a primer...I should get on that, hehe.
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Lilil95 on 7/12/2013 11:47:00 AM more reviews by Lilil95
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
This eyeshadow are pretty good. They are kinda pigmented and blend well but they are kinda chalky so it is good if you are going for a super natural look.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Saspants on 5/12/2013 12:05:00 AM more reviews by Saspants
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
Found this quad thrown on a shelf at Ulta, seems as though someone had second thoughts about the purchase and set the product aside. Too bad for them! I picked it up and threw it in my bag without a second thought, I had never heard of this brand and couldn't tell you where this brand is located in my local Ulta. I usually purchase quite a bit when I shop and set this is in a drawer when I got home. I pulled it out a couple of weeks later and used it for a casual nude look to run some errands on a Saturday morning. Wow, I am really impressed with the quality of this little eyeshadow quad. I think it cost below $5 and it is worth that and more. Needless to say it stays on top of my make-up table and is one of about 3 eyeshadow quads/palettes that I use regularly. I definitely recommend this product, I am still trying to find where this brand is displayed at Ulta so I can find some other hidden treasures.
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*TOP REVIEWER* blacksheep6293 on 4/30/2013 12:45:00 PM more reviews by blacksheep6293
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Kinky, Fine Eyes: Hazel
Great every day neutral pallette. I like to wear this over the creme eyeshadow in Glammy Goes To as a base. I generally wear the white shimmery colour as a brow high light, the nude pink as a lid colour and the golden shimmered lighter brown or the darker taupe chocolate brown inthe crease and outter v.
I have generally found that the pink is a little chalky, but it may be the layering over the creme shadow.
It was so cheap, about $3. The packaging is a clear tacky compact with Essence logos printed on it. But that doesn't matter, its the product im worried about and its great.
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EA: A new Star Wars Battlefront is coming
Electronic Arts has announced the first fruit of their Star Wars deal: The third Star Wars: Battlefront, which has apparently been highly anticipated by those who desire such things.
The game is being developed by DICE and will use the Frostbite 3 engine. Platform details and release date are TBA.
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Order 67, up! Lucasfilm registers domain names
Start your theories, people who care that Lucasfilm registered a bunch of domain names! Fusible was first to notice.
The domains include starwarsrebels.com, starwarsalliance.com, order67.net, wookieehunters.com, starwarswolfpack.com, and wolfpackadventures.net. (Wolfpack, if anyone is wondering, is a clone trooper squad that gained a good bit of traction among Clone Wars fans.)
An extraordinary amount of comment seems to focus on gunganfrontier2.com, gunganfrontier3.com and gunganfrontier4.com, which could mean sequels to a 1999 learning game or just someone at LFL being a hilarious troll.
In any case, the tendency with these domain things is to assume they're video games, so consider the speculation floor open.
EA gets exclusive multiyear Lucasfilm license for Star Wars gaming
StarWars.com just announced that Electronic Arts has locked up a multiyear licensing agreement with Lucasfilm and Disney Interactive to be the exclusive developer of Star Wars titles for the main gaming markets: console, PC, tablet & mobile. While not stating exactly how long the license will last, EA (which includes Bioware, producer of the popular Knights of the Old Republic game and The Old Republic MMO, as well as other EA studios like DICE and Visceral) will pretty much be the only game in town for Star Wars titles, with the exception for some casual games from Disney Interactive.
"Our number one objective was to find a developer who could consistently deliver our fans great Star Wars games for years to come," said Kathleen Kennedy, President of Lucasfilm. "When we looked at the talent of the teams that EA was committing to our games and the quality of their vision for Star Wars, the choice was clear."
"This agreement demonstrates our commitment to creating quality game experiences that drive the popularity of the Star Wars franchise for years to come," said John Pleasants, co-president of Disney Interactive. "Collaborating with one of the world's premier game developers will allow us to bring an amazing portfolio of new Star Wars titles to fans around the world."
"Every developer dreams of creating games for the Star Wars universe," said EA Labels President Frank Gibeau. "Three of our top studios will fulfill that dream, crafting epic adventures for Star Wars fans. The new experiences we create may borrow from films, but the games will be entirely original with all new stories and gameplay."
Or check out the full press release on EA's site. With LucasArts downgraded from a game development company into a game licensing company last month, it looks like all eyes will be on EA's stable of development studios for keeping Star Wars alive in the video game industry.
No booze and only one hooker: Best #StarWars, #SWEU and #EpisodeVII tweets for March 25-April 7
Over the past couple weeks, we've said goodbye to a few, mocked more, and, well, went a tiny bit overboard with the dramatics. Just another week in Star Wars fandom…
Roundup: LucasArts closed: Tributes & Inquiries
With the official word that Lucasfilm's video game division, LucasArts, was being effectively shut down this week, there's been a lot of reminiscing of the great titles that LucasArts had developed and some investigation for why the closing happened, and the search for a silver lining.
With the company's re-alignment to solely focus on licensing Lucasfilm's intellectual property to outside game developers, in-house game development has been shut down, finally cancelling Star Wars: 1313 and First Assault games. (See our guest column from Paul Ens suggesting that Dark Horse could turn these game projects into graphic novels.) I've rounded up some of the views on the closure, with a look at LucasArts' recent history, and some tributes to the game company that started in 1982 and the people who worked there, as well as my own nostalgic look at some of the games that were part of my life.
Could Dark Horse rescue 1313 and First Assault?
Wednesday, it was announced that Disney is closing down LucasArts, the video game division of Lucasfilm. This news did not come as a surprise to me, nor likely to many who follow the storied company closely. In the process, an estimated 150 employees have been laid off, including friends and former colleagues of mine. To they who worked very hard everyday to bring interactive Star Wars entertainment to the fans, we wish the best of luck.
Like every aspect of Star Wars fandom, the pros and cons of this move will be hotly discussed and contested among fans, and perhaps I will join you when the wound has healed somewhat.
Meanwhile, for those who lament that they will never see cancelled LucasArts projects Star Wars: 1313 and Star Wars: First Assault, might I suggest that you may one day have a rescuer in Dark Horse Comics?
LucasArts laying off staff as LFL moves to 'licensing model' for video games; report says ILM also affected
Kotaku reported and GameInformer confirmed with Lucasfilm that the company is in the process of shutting down LucasArts. Kotaku says that 150 have been laid off and both Star Wars: First Assault and Star Wars 1313 have been canceled. Variety is reporting that the layoffs are spilling over to Industrial Light & Magic as well.
Here's part of the official statement:
"After evaluating our position in the games market, we've decided to shift LucasArts from an internal development to a licensing model, minimizing the company's risk while achieving a broader portfolio of quality Star Wars games. As a result of this change, we've had layoffs across the organization. We are incredibly appreciative and proud of the talented teams who have been developing our new titles."
This has expected for a while, and there was plenty of speculation that LucasArts was headed for the bin even before Disney was in the picture.
Ron Gilbert, creator and co-creater of several of the company's most iconic games, says goodbye to Lucasfilm Games.
Rumor mill: Is LucasArts facing a shutdown?
Unlike the ending of Clone Wars, reports of a possible LucasArts shutdown in the works are anything but surprising. While Kotaku's report on the future of 1313 was mostly based on sources, the absence of the game – perhaps LucasArt's hottest upcoming property – from any recent industry events is rather telling.
This week, another report from GamesIndustry International has been making the rounds. LucasArts told them that the speculation of a shutdown is "one hundred percent not true" and that "everything is moving ahead."
Ex-employees are less optimistic, echoing much of what you'll hear from gamers themselves these days:
The studio's performance in recent years has not impressed former LucasArts employees. One ex-LucasArts employee had this to say: "The 'business' has been on life-support since the Star Wars license and subsequent development for their best title went to Bioware/EA. I'm frankly amazed that they've stayed in business this long. No stomach for truly original product, and slender means to produce their previous cash cows – Indy and Star Wars."
Given Disney's history with their gaming divisions, along with some other hints, you can't blame anyone for worrying about the future of LucasArts these days.
Gaming: Sneak peek at Star Wars: First Assault – but will it ever see the light of day?
More info has been leaking out about Star Wars: First Assault, a multiplayer shooter that was likely a predecessor to Battlefront III, but is now in possible limbo, much like 1313.
First spotted last October, though never officially announced, the game was meant to prove there was a market for a new Star Wars shooter, and be the engine for a potential Battlefront III according to Kotaku earlier this week, though the Disney acquisition of Lucasfilm seems to have put its release into question.
Now Kotaku has some additional screenshots of Cloud City and Tatooine, and also some video, including some gameplay footage and a promo teaser, made back in last part of 2012.
Are these leaks intentional to gauge potential interest in such a product? Or is this another glimpse at stuff that could have been…


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Exercise-Induced Rhinitis Makes Your Nose Run When Exercising
You Asked: My Nose Runs When I Do Cardio
Dear Fit,
Whenever I do any type of cardio, whether it be running, biking, or indoor tennis, my nose runs like a faucet. I always work out with some tissues stuffed in my sports bra strap! I don't have seasonal allergies. My nose just runs when I get my heart pumping. Why does this happen and is there anything I can do to prevent it?
—Runny Nosed Runner
How annoying for you! To hear what's causing your runny nose and what you can do about it, read more.
This is a pretty common condition called exercise-induced rhinitis. I know it sounds strange, but for some people, working out can trigger allergic reaction symptoms such as congestion, sinus pain, runny nose, headaches, itchy eyes, asthma, hives or other rashes, and in rare cases, even anaphylaxis. Exercise itself can be the sole trigger (especially vigorous exercise), but sometimes it's the combination of exercise plus another trigger such as pollen or cold weather that produces symptoms.
If the symptoms really bother you, it may help to see your doctor to get a prescription nasal spray. You'll have to take it for a week or so to start seeing results, and you'll have to keep taking it to keep your nose from running and ruining your workout. Or it may help to take an over-the-counter allergy medication such as Claritin or Zyrtec about an hour before exercising. If you'd rather not take medication, you'll just have to continue to keep tissues stashed in your sports bra.
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Jordan Melo M7 Advance – Carmelo Anthony "Welcome To NY" Pack
Friends and members of the Anthony clan have something to celebrate about on June 1st. Aside from the launch of Jordan Melo M7 Advance in New York Knicks' royal colorway, they will also receive a special "Welcome To NY" Pack, including t-shirts and commemorative medallions in the … READ MORE
Carmelo Anthony x Jordan Brand – Welcome Home Billboard In New York City
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Gearing up for an emergency
From U.S. Coast Guard reports
You shouldn't depend on a good Samaritan boat being nearby, but it's always a welcome sight in an emergency.
Early on a January day, on the 12th day of a fishing trip, a 70-foot wooden-hulled shrimper was in the Gulf of Mexico, fishing out of Fort Meyers, Fla. Its veteran owner/operator, and his two new deckhands were enjoying calm weather with a visibility of two miles and a temperature of 65 degrees. The deckhands hadn't worked on a vessel of this size.
At approximately 3:30 a.m. the skipper felt the vessel hit what he described as a submerged object. Soon after, he noticed his boat was taking on water. The skipper discovered the vessel's tail shaft had snapped inside the shaft log. He engaged his pumps, which seemed to be keeping up with the flooding. At approximately 4 a.m., the skipper alerted the Coast Guard of his situation. He also called another fishing vessel he knew was nearby and asked for a tow.
At about 5:30 a.m., the other fishing vessel arrived to tow the shrimper. But the relatively calm weather worsened after a few hours of towing. Waves were reaching 6 to 7 feet, and 20-knot winds blew out of the northwest. The battering caused the tail end of the shrimper's shaft and the prop to break loose. With water coming in faster now, and the shrimper's deckhands beginning to panic, the two fishing vessels pulled alongside each other. The deckhands were transferred onto the other vessel and two more portable pumps were put on the shrimper to battle the increased rate of flooding. Within about an hour, the shrimper lost power, and the skippers of both vessels decided to try towing the shrimper to calmer water.
At about 4:25 p.m., it was apparent the shrimper was sinking. With the shrimper's skipper now on the other vessel, the tow was cut. Within five minutes, the shrimper sank. The next morning the shrimp boat crew was delivered back to its home port; no one on either vessel sustained any injuries.
Lessons learned
Good Samaritan boats aren't always nearby. One way to be prepared is to make sure you have all required safety gear.
You can get a good start by focusing on what many in the industry refer to as the Big Five: survival craft, PFDs/immersion suits, distress signals, EPIRBs and fire extinguishers.
If you don't know exactly what equipment you're supposed to have, how many of each type or when you're supposed to inspect and test the equipment on your vessel, then contact your local Coast Guard Fishing Vessel Safety Coordinator for a voluntary dockside exam. The purpose of the exam is to check that the vessel is in compliance with all requirements, promote vessel safety within the fishing fleet, and to educate fishermen about specific safety requirements. For more information visit www.fishsafe.info/contactus.htm and look under Regional Contacts for the safety coordinator nearest you. Or call your local Coast Guard unit. Be prepared; fish safe!
National Fisherman Live: 1/27/15
In this episode:
Assessment: Atlantic menhaden is not overfished
Bering Sea pollock fishery casts off
Dock to Dish opens Florida's first CSF
Second wave of disaster funds for Alaska
Fisherman lands N.C.'s largest bluefin ever
The Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute is still seeking public review and comment on the Alaska Responsible Fisheries Management Conformance Criteria (Version 1.2, September 2011). The public review and comment period, which opened on Dec. 3, 2014, runs through Monday, Feb. 3.
NOAA, in consultation with the Department of the Interior, has appointed 10 new members to the Marine Protected Areas Federal Advisory Committee. The 20-member committee is composed of individuals with diverse backgrounds and experience who advise the departments of commerce and the interior on ways to strengthen and connect the nation's MPA programs. The new members join the 10 continuing members appointed in 2012.


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Through the LiesI'm sick of all your lies,Your hellos and your goodbyes.The way our threads were tied,Holding me and loving other guys.I always tried to stick with you,When I deserved more than you.Into hell, through the pain, to the end,My hand was always there to lend.You watched me burn,Now it's your turn.I will watch you crawl,Through the pain, through it all.Lines of black beneath your eyes,Your world nothing but falling skies.That's what you get for being a fake,Lying and deceiving for your sake.Finally, the web of lies come undone,And you have nowhere to run.Because I'm not helping you anymore,You ungrateful little whore.
Chapter 28--The Cupbearer of the GodsThe tower was silent as Ember followed Elijah. She was fiddling with the lighter in her hand, constantly uncapping it, making it turn into a dagger, and then back into a lighter. Her mind was still blown. She couldn't believe that she had been able to do this. She wondered what Nathan would want if she did this for him. He would probably want something cool, like a knife or a black ring. Catherine would want something useful, like a swiss army knife or a compass. "What would you want if you had a weapon?" she asked as she followed Elijah down the tunnel."What, you mean what I would want as a weapon?""Yeah, and it's mist form."Elijah frowned, looking down at his feet as they walked. Ember was beginning to get used to the constant cold that was around Elijah. It was like constantly standing in the frozen food aisle at the store when you were near this guy. "I don't know," he finally said. "I'm not proficient
NathidaIt was a gorgeous day at Camp Half-Blood. Kids were laughing and spraying water about. The sky was crystal blue. The clouds were fluffy, reminding her of cotton candy. She looked on from a distance. Nerida could hear some of the conversations taking place. Zack-an annoying boy if there ever was one-was talking to a boy who looked ready to take his sword out and slash him to bits. Nathan. The first child of Hades since Nico and Bianca came to camp all those years ago. It was hard to believe that it had been eleven years. Really, Nerida was too old for camp. At twenty-two, she should be in the real world. Getting a job, living a life. Instead, she couldn't walk away. As a child of Poseidon it was dangerous in the real world. She rolled her eyes at herself. It wasn't so bad that she couldn't do something with her life.Still.She watched Zack continue to egg on Nathan. If Nathan was anything like his absent brother, Zack was going to get himself into serious
The Eye of the StormDark clouds and lightning flashes,A storm that rages inside.The thunder behind the glass crashes,I'm facing the storm wide eyed.I want to duck my head,Close my eyes and wish it all away.Hide under my bed,And wait for the light of day.Where can I find the eye of the storm,Out of the rain and in the light.A place beyond where I can feel warm,Away from the pain and gone with the night.Light against black trees,Streaking across dark skies.Branches twisting in a wicked breeze,In an air where no one flies.Raging through this cold night,Tearing up the earth and into the air.Black and white in my line of sight,Lighting up the world in a deadly flare.
Chapter 27--Illusions in Mist"Are you going to stop being cryptic and tell me where we're going?" Ember huffed as she followed Elijah through the tower. The boy had remained unbearably quiet as he lead her down the halls, being very cautious with where they went and who saw them, trying to keep them as hidden as possible."We're almost there," Elijah promised her as they stepped down a hall, their steps echoing down the corridor."That's that what I asked," Ember muttered, but she remained quiet as they continued on their way. She began to notice a change in the architecture. Back by the throne room, everything looked regal and majestic, like the inside of a castle. And now, it was more like they were walking through a dungeon, the floor cracked and webs hanging in corners. It seemed like your typical badguy hangout, and so Ember wasn't sure why he was dragging her down here if they were going to be talking to people that could help her."Why are yo


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After visiting family in Tampa Bay and it's thirst for destroying aircraft and killing of innocents unquenched, our friend and savior the Shark journeyed across half the planet to find itself in the land down under, Australia. With annihilation of various marsupial species in mind, it will brutally murder everything that gets in it's way and everything not in it's way, taking down a helicopter or two as chaser. Somewhere in the distance a koala has a premonition of it's untimely and overly violent death.


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The NFL lockout is a thing of the past and teams are now busy getting their rosters in order as training camp nears in quick fashion.
Here's a look at what teams can do on what will be a very busy Tuesday.
At 9 a.m., Winter Park will open and players may report for physicals and voluntary strength and conditioning.
At 9 a.m., trading begins for the 2011 league year.
Rosters are expanded to the 90-man limit.
At 9 a.m., teams may negotiate with and sign their own drafted rookies and any undrafted rookie. Teams may have such players report to the club's facilities for physical examinations before signing.
All 2011 contracts signed on or after July 26 shall be binding upon the player and club when signed, but shall not become effective unless a CBA is ratified by the NFLPA (Aug. 4).
At 9 a.m., clubs may negotiate with, but not sign, or extend offer sheets to, their own unrestricted free agents, restricted free agents, exclusive rights players and franchise players and other clubs' UFAs, RFAs, non-exclusive franchise players and free agents.


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Estate Planning
January 22, 2015
Estate Planning
Digital Assets: Why They Need to Be Part of Your Estate Plan
By Matthew T. McClintock, J.D. Vice President, Education, WealthCounselWhat's going to happen to your Facebook account when you die? Or all the songs you've downloaded from iTunes? As digital assets become more common for all of us, it's important to incorporate them into estate plans. Unfortunately, as was recently explored in a Denver Business Journal article featuring WealthCounsel, that's not always easy to do. According to a 2013 McAfee study, the average person has roughly $35,000 worth of assets stored on digital devices. That value includes purchased movies, books, music and games as well as personal memories, communications, personal records, hobbies and career information. Of those surveyed by the study, 55 percent said they store assets that wou...
December 9, 2014
Estate Planning
Single? Estate planning is still essential
By Matthew T. McClintock, J.D. Vice President, Education, WealthCounsel These days, more people are living single than ever before. In 1970, just about one- third of Americans 15 and older were single, according to U.S. census data. Today, that number's closer to 50 percent. Whether never married, divorced or widowed, singles need to pay just as much attention to their estate planning as married folks, as highlighted in a recent Wall Street Journal article. Single people face unique estate planning issues that require advanced planning, time and the help of an experienced professional. Some of the most complicated estate planning issues for singles include: Heirs: When married people die without a will, their assets typically pass to their spouse. But what about single people? As...
November 13, 2014
Estate Planning
Blended Families: The Estate Planning Questions You Need to Ask
Divorced, remarried or widowed? Your estate plan needs extra attention. By Matthew T. McClintock, J.D. Vice President, Education, WealthCounsel Chances are, you or someone you know is part of a blended family. Once uncommon, fully 42 percent of adults now have some kind of step-relationship, according to Pew Research. That's 95.5 million people. For the millions of divorced, widowed, and remarried Americans out there, estate planning is extra tricky. In a blended family situation, there are more opportunities to get it wrong, and the stakes—ensuring your assets are distributed to a current spouse and not an ex, or that your children and stepchildren are treated according to your wishes—are often higher. Additionally, spouses—current, forme...
October 17, 2014
Estate Planning
Estate Planning Awareness Week: Does Your Plan Need a Check-Up?
This 8-point checklist can help determine whether your estate plan needs help. National Estate Planning Awareness Week takes place this month (Oct. 20-26) and will highlight the fact that more than 120 million Americans do not have proper estate plans in place. An estate plan, properly executed, can protect you as well as your family in the event of sickness, accidents or untimely death. With just a little advanced planning, you can help your family avoid wasted dollars and unnecessary hardship. Even if you have an estate plan in place, it should be reviewed on a regular basis. Congress, state legislatures and the courts are constantly changing the estate-planning rulebook. In fact, there have been several major estate and income tax law changes in recent years. Depending on...
October 16, 2014
Estate Planning
Same-sex marriage and estate planning: What all couples need to know
Here's how same-sex spouses can properly leverage the benefits of legal marriage. By Matthew T. McClintock, J.D. Vice President, Educational Content, WealthCounsel The Supreme Court recently refused to hear appeals from states whose same-sex marriage bans had been struck down by the U.S. Circuit Courts. As a result, same-sex marriage is now legal in several states where it had previously been banned, either by state statute or by state constitutional amendment. (There are some exceptions. Idaho, for example, has a last-minute appeal pending.) When it comes to estate planning, what does this mean? Essentially, same-sex couples now have legal rights they previously lacked, and in some cases, they'll need to take steps to properly leverage those rights. Here are just a few exam...
July 8, 2014
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Why We Procrastinate about Estate Planning
Unfortunately, a lot of people haven't participated in any meaningful estate planning. Most will readily admit it is something they need to do, but they keep putting it off. Why? Here are some of the more common reasons why we procrastinate about estate planning—and some information that just might get you moving. It's expensive. Granted, a lot of people don't have extra money lying around these days. But not doing anything can end up costing your loved ones much more than it would cost you to plan now. If you own assets in your name and you become incapacitated due to illness or injury, you (your assets and your care) will likely be placed in a court guardianship. This is not free. All costs (attorney fees, accounting fees, court costs, etc.) will be paid fro...
July 1, 2014
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Common Misconceptions About Estate Planning
Many people have some wrong ideas about estate planning. And that's understandable if you get your information from sources that, while well intentioned, may be simply repeating hearsay. These sources can include friends, neighbors, relatives, television, magazines, newspapers and, yes, even the internet. (I read it on the internet so it must be true, right?) Let's look at some of these misconceptions and set the record straight. 1. I have a will so my family will avoid probate when I die. Actually, a will only works if your property goes through probate after you die. Probate is the legal process through which the court makes sure that after your death your debts are paid, that your will is legally valid, and then that your assets are distributed accor...
May 29, 2014
Estate Planning
Estate Planning is a Woman's Issue, Part Two: Married, Single and Charitably Inclined
Women have special estate-planning needs. In Part One we explained that, because women typically live longer than men, they need to plan for the possibility of incapacity in their later years. We also discussed that women as caregivers need to plan for the continued care of those who may be dependent upon them. In Part Two, we will look at estate planning through the eyes of married and single women. We will also look at why estate planning is essential for women who are charitably inclined. Married Women. Not only do women live longer, but they also tend to choose husbands who are older. This means they are likely to become widowed and live on their own for a number of years. Without proper estate planning many married women will see their standard of living reduced du...
May 27, 2014
Estate Planning
Estate Planning is a Woman's Issue, Part One: Incapacity and the Caregiver
All women—regardless of marital status and career choices—need to understand estate planning and need to have a plan of their own in place. Here are some issues that are of special interest to women. Incapacity: Generally speaking, women live longer than men. As a result, there is an increased need to plan for physical and/or mental incapacity that can occur in later years.Consider long-term care insurance. When purchased in advance, it can help cover the costs of incapacity and help you remain in your home for as long as possible.Plan now to prevent the court from taking control of your finances and your personal care. At a minimum, you need a durable power of attorney for assets (so someone you trust will have the authority to manage and use your assets to provide for...
May 23, 2014
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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2. Strategy used to construct FMDV O/HN/CHA/93 full-length cDNA clone and genetically
modified clone. The location of the restriction enzyme cleavage sites used to assemble the subcloned
PCR fragments (Z1, Z2, Z3 and Z4) are shown (numbered relative to nucleotide position
in the virus genome). Thick lines and an open box represent the untranslated regions
and the open-reading frame for the viral polyprotein, respectively. The thin line
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Dr. Barry F. Bennett graduated from the University of Utah School of Medicine in 1984. He works in Idaho Falls, ID and specializes in Family Medicine and Obstetrics & Gynecology. Dr. Bennett is affiliated with Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center and Mountain View Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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Hi guys,
Any ideas which Football font are those two? (for American designers "Soccer" Fonts) ;)
The first one is number ten from Argentina team and the second is most modern Real Madrid, Spain football team.
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The second one is most probably derived from Unity by Yomar Augusto.
Thanks for the info Ryuk, i can see the resemblance of those two fonts.
You might find matches or similar at http://abfonts.freehostia.com/ which has a link in the sentence "We also notice that a good number of visitors come here looking for _football fonts_, so we prepared a list of all football fonts to make them easier to find." The fonts were made [mostly] by "Abdul" based on images of football jerseys and whatever else he could find.
For the '10', I've found these 2 that look to fit both design and treatment: Joe College Sans Inline NF and Superstar
Thanks donshottype, you were right! RealMadrid2011 is the right font! ;)
thanks Ryuk, Joe College looks very similar indeed ;)
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1. Use liquid vegetable oils for cooking and baking. Olive, canola, and other plant-based oils are rich in heart-healthy unsaturated fats. Try dressing up a salad or roasted vegetables with an olive oil-based vinaigrette.
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Tyrone Slothrop is an archetypal innocent abroad, but in the worst possible circumstances: he's an American on a mission to locate V-2 rocket-launching sites in war-torn Europe. On a larger level, the novel illustrates the struggle between those who perceive and rebel against the war, seeing it as an overt movement toward the obliteration of the individual, and those who suppress individual identity to serve the war machine controlled by "Them." Which side Slothrop is on remains highly ambiguous. An encyclopedic work much like Joyce's ULYSSES, this is perhaps one of the two or three most critically acclaimed and pondered novels of the 20th century. GRAVITY'S RAINBOW is dedicated to Richard Farina, a young writer Pynchon met at Cornell whose promising literary career was cut short by a fatal motorcycle accident. In 1974, the Pulitzer Prize Committee recommended this novel unanimously, but the Pulitzer Prize Board rejected it as "obscene" and "unreadable." As a result, there was no prize awarded that year.
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Found this wonderful sunflower, in all its decaying glory – with a host of ladybugs (6) on it. Not quite sure what ladybugs do to sunflowers in this state but felt it would make an awesome shot!
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View Full ProfileOh this is wonderful love the ladybirds, I have a thing for them lol Think they must be looking for some place to get warm or find the last bugs. Saw lots about this week here which is odd as seems late in the season, have my first frost this am which is early to.
I love ladybirds too ….these were cool as they're weren't the red ones I'm used to. Tried to make sure they stood out under all the layers. Pleased you like this one! Thank you my dear girl!
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so lovely work, well done
Thank you kindly, Antanas.
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Where there is death there is also life…how wonderful a work of art this is Wendi, just superb.
Ah, so very true, my dear….the older we get, the more we realize this too. Thank you my friend! xo
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You felt right! Such a cool image Wendi!
Hello my dear, always a treat to see you!! Thank you kindly for the lovely comment.
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Wonderful capture Wendi- epitomises Autumn perfectly love it!!
It sure does…funny thing tho', it's spring where I am right now – not sure why I'm drawn to such fall-ish tones. Thank you!
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Excellent detail Wendi. Love the colours as well
Thank you kindly, Andy!
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Beautiful autumnal shot – ladybirds are an added bonus to the wonderful colours and tones – fantastic image!
They certainly were a bonus, Mattie!! Was so pleased to see them there….thank you my dear, for the lovely comments.
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Great work Wendi. At first glance I thought you must have placed the lady bugs there in photoshop, cool.
Nope, sunflower came complete with bugs!! ick….LOL Thanks Adrian.
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really awesome photo!
Thank you my dear!!
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This is just so beautiful Wendi! I can wander high and low and not find one ladybird – and you find six of them!!!!!
Haven't seen any since – I gotta say. They were obviously very happy using the sunflower as their host!! Thank you my dear!
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Braselton's popular "Movies Under the Stars'" series begins anew Saturday night with the animated adventure "Escape from Planet Earth."
Question: After more than 38 years as a band, how have you managed to stay together and produce more songs?
The third annual "An Evening With Dailey & Vincent" will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at the University of North Georgia campus gym in Dahlonega. Auditorium doors open at 6 p.m. at 130 Georgia Circle in Dahlonega.
John Ford Coley and Alex Harvey will kick off the Summer Songwriter Series at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 8, at the Brenau Downtown Center.
The T. W. Holeman Gospel Music Group will pay tribute to retired U.S. Army veteran Master Sgt. Wayne Cantrell and the Veterans Alliance Group with a concert at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, June 9, at The International Apostolic Church of Northeast Georgia, 1029 W. Ridge Road, in Gainesville.
Blending an Alfred Hitchcock thriller with the hilarity of the Monty Python produces Habersham Community Theatre's next play "The 39 Steps."
More than 50 children will sing, dance and act in a musical rendition of Hans Christian Andersen's classic "The Ugly Duckling," as part of the 2013 Pam Ware Summer Community Theatre Children's Musical Theatre Workshop production HONK! Jr.
The inaugural Sheriff's Summer Sprint 5K benefiting the Georgia Sheriff's Youth Homes will be Saturday, June 8, at Allen Creek Soccer Complex, before the Hall County Sheriff's Office training center on Allen Creek Road.
Volunteers with the Yahoola Trails Conservancy have helped the Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center launch a complete and accurate new guide to "Hiking Trails in the Dahlonega Area: 22 Trails in the North Georgia Mountains within 32 miles of Dahlonega."
The Bowen Center for the Arts in Dawsonville is displaying the work of artists Ruth I. Money and Ann Goble until July 19.
Dancers ranging in age from high school and college students to adults of all ages will tap their feet to the sounds of fiddle and guitar, banjo and keyboard during Contra Dancing at the Sautee-Nacoochee Community Association Center in Sautee.
Food trucks will return to Suwanee's Town Center Park on Friday, June 7, following a successful event in May.
The city of Helen's 100th birthday is Aug. 18, and the Helen Arts & Heritage Center is asking visitors and residents to thumb through picture albums and search attics for old photos dating back as far as 1913.
The 3 Rings Circus will set up camp Sunday, June 9, in Dahlonega to raise money for five local charities.
VALDOSTA - Misti Allen of Flowery Branch will enter Valdosta State University's Honors College this year with an honors scholarship awarded by the VSU Foundation. Allen is a graduate of West Hall High School.
Radio stars of the 1940s and early 1950s will be honored during an upcoming performance of "On the Air" at the Cumming Playhouse.
Having the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certified building in Gwinnett County, The Environmental and Heritage Center plans to highlights its sustainable features with a Build It Green event.
"Revien" means "to return" and that is what two members of the Revien Trio will do when they perform in an upcoming concert at Piedmont College.
As the dreary and drab months of winter settle in, the Sautee Nacoochee Center galleries are brightening up their space with sparkling, dazzling jewelry.
With the theme "Blues with Feeling," visitors to the Folk Pottery Museum on Saturday will view pottery by White County potter Edwin Meaders featuring his famous blue roosters in rare multi-headed varieties. It will also showcase his earliest wood-fired work and numerous decorated functional pieces.
With plans to throw their daughter a perfect wedding, the play "One Slight Hitch" shows how with one ring of a doorbell chaos can ensue.
Look out! Little Red is ridin' into your 'hood, the Three Little Pigs are hamming it up and the Big Bad Wolf is working double time in this twisted tangle of tales.
A new year leads to a new round of Evenings of Intimate Jazz, sponsored by The Arts Council. And launching the 18th season will be the Jaimee Paul Trio.
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Relaxing in the Pines
... girls haven't let go of them yet, which is so adorable.
Alle and Eric have decided they will go home tonight and enjoy a quiet ride down the mountain while the girls sleep. Nothing worse than fussy kids on a long ride. We've taken the trip up to the rim many times now since living in AZ and it brings to mind some of our trips when Alle was young. Like so many kids on a long drives, she ...
At the Fishin' Hole
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We ended the day with a great dinner at Charlie Clarks's Steak house. We ran into an old friend from work, Ron Smith, who is also up here with his family. Ron mentioned he and his family were hiking today not far from the San Juan fire that has flared up east of Show Low. Already 2,000 acres burned. So sad for the families who live in the area and for the beautiful forest in this area.
Beatin' the Heat!
Today was travel day to the Rim Country and Show Low, AZ, where we will stay for a week with our daughter Alle and her family before moving across country. We were on the road by 11:30am and zipping up the Bee Line Highway within 45 minutes. (Gotta love that 202 mid-day) In no time we were starting to climb to higher elevations.
I guess you have to be a desert dweller to feel the excitement as the low ...
Saying Goodbye, and Heading West
... I leave New Mexico, my personal impression is that it's nickname could easily be changed to "Land of DIS-enchantment." Just my opinion. *** The road continues south to St. Johns, where I turn west toward Show Low, elevation 6,345 feet – tonight's destination. But first, after several hours of riding in mid-80 degree temperatures, I stop in St. John's at TLC!s Family Kitchen. I get a large diet coke, my idea of proper hydration on a ...
Salt River Canyon
Much cooler today, in the mid 80's and overcast
It only sprinkled when I was filling up the car.
Salt River Canyon is spectacular but requires driver concentration. I am glad it was a short day.
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Daniel Radcliffe has spoken exclusively to Total Film about starring in
The Woman in Black
, his first major post-
He's playing Arthur Kipps in James
Eden Lake
Watkins' Victorian chiller, adapted from Susan Hill's novel.
Radcliffe stars as haunted solicitor Arthur Kipps in
The Woman in Black
, and he told us: "I do tend to play quite sad characters. I don't know why – I'm quite happy!"
It seems to have plagued him since childhood: "When I was 11, Chris Columbus said he thought I had sad eyes. I think that's largely the reason I play such sad lonely characters!"
On his latest character, Radcliffe said: "Arthur is grieving, numb and exhausted and I think it's a struggle for him to get out of bed in the morning.
"That was definitely something that I focused on – that sense of exhaustion and numbness – and it's very useful because it just gives you a slightly different physicality."
The Woman in Black
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Drucker backs up his main points with a wealth of knowledge of the history of the evolution of business. One page we are tracing the development of bank financing in Germany, on another how Watson's interest in astronomy was a catalyst for IBM's development of the first commercially successful business computer.
Fascinating book. No problem with the narration, either.
"Interesting, entertaining"
This is a great book about a unique time in history and a few high achievers who mostly came from blue-collar backgrounds who were in thick of it, making surprisingly seat-of-the-pants decisions.
What is interesting is many of the companies that made it through the bubble collapse are still around and even profitable, and have changed our lives. While most of us still go to the store to get grocieries, how we research purchases, buy books, music and many other items has changed.
It's worth adding that Eric Conger does a great job of narrating a very good book and bringing the entertaining dialog to life.
If this is at all an interesting subject to you, I recomend this book.
"Annoying. Disappointing."
I was excited and quickly snapped up the title on the topic of on-time/on-target delivery by the famous Ken Blanchard. Chapter 1 intro-ed a fictional character, Bob the manager, as an example of procrastination. Then, as chapter after chapter rolled on I realized I?d be trapped in this trite format for the entire book. Worse, the narrator played Bob in an idiotic tone, which left me cringing. I didn?t admire the Bob character at any point, which was the only vehicle used to communicate the central points. If you like fictional characters as a way of getting a point across?like the ?who moved my cheese? concept, you might find this okay. The points weren?t bad---just diluted by a lot of fluff. If you prefer analytically-based, detailed action plan, testimonial-type information, you may not like this book.


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I love this photo by London-based photographer Jan von Holleben. The piece is called Ice age, and it's just a fun piece of photographic art for this time of year. Would be so fun to replicate on a cold snowy day at home. See more of his work here and click below to see the entire image. It's so fun!
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The Audition That Made Jesse Eisenberg Into Lex Luthor (Parody Video)
Scott Gairdner offers a take on just what made the "Social Network" star right for the role of Lex Luthor.
Admit it: No matter how you feel about the idea of Jesse Eisenberg playing Superman's archnemesis Lex Luthor in the follow-up to Man of Steel, you'd love to see the audition reel. Until that inevitable bonus material accompanies the Blu-ray release in late 2016, here's the next best thing: Scott Gairdner's interpretation of the real thing.
This isn't the first time Gairdner has done a faux Eisenberg audition -- he's previously imagined the actor going up for the lead of 127 Hours -- but this video has far more to offer fans of the DC superhero movies. Eisenberg as Luthor is one thing, but did you expect to see Eisenberg's Bane?
STORY: Jesse Eisenberg Cast as Lex Luthor in 'Superman-Batman'
Watch the video, courtesy of Funny or Die, below. We can only hope that Eisenberg's actual performance in the movie will match up.
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