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I just uploaded one of the Great Low Light quality of the Newly Refurbished/Updated Indiana Jones Adventure Ride at Disneyland 2012. This is the only video I think on YouTube that truly capture the POV experience without the use of Night Vision that take away from the experience.
Hope you guys enjoy this POV video.
Don't know if it has been mentioned, but Big Thunder Mountain Railroad will go under refurbishment on January 7th 2013. The work included will be
New ride vehicles (but don't worry – they'll still look like the trains that we know and love!)
Track replacement (but the attraction will still follow its current course)
Repainting portions of the mountain itself (Walt Disney Imagineering has once again carefully studied Bryce Canyon for inspiration)
Link to DisneyParks Blog: Big Thunder Mountain Railroad to Close January 7 for Refurbishment at Disneyland Park « Disney Parks Blog
Today I noticed a small but effective change in the Pixar Play Parade (or maybe I just never noticed for a while). The Nemo, Marlin, and Dori fish figures that are being puppeteered by the performers look better. Before, they were completely solid. But now the bodies of the fish are a more of a fabric material which make the fish look like they're actually swimming through the air. It's a small but nice change. Or again maybe I just never noticed.
Sorry if this is old news, but I noticed this nod to the glass elephant that used to be in the Gibson Girl ice cream parlor in the candy store.
Has anyone heard anything about what show is going to be put in the Fantasyland Theater? I was just thinking since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is marking the 75th Anniversary of its premeiere this year, it would be appropriate to bring back Snow White: An Enchanting Musical to that stage.
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Fantasy Faire is starting to look very nice! It looks like there is high-quality theming. Even if it is not something that everyone wants, at least it will look nice.
Is this thread updated automatically? Just checking.
Went to DL & CAP at the end of November and absolutely loved everything. We bought annual passes this year (from Hawaii but made our 2-1/2 week trip mostly Disneyland based) and we were able to do many things we haven't before. Looking forward to going back next year.
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Jenny Falcone was on a track to become the next Tracy Austin or Jennifer Capriati, two former women's tennis prodigies she met during her days on the U.S. Tennis Association junior amateur tournament circuit.
But then she decided she wanted to be a "normal" high school student."It's probably the best decision I've ever made," said Falcone, who recently finished her second and last season at Davidson Day. "I couldn't see myself being without the people who are in my life now."The good tennis hasn't stopped, as the senior finished her high school career winning her second consecutive state singles championship and recently learned that she had been named the USTA's N.C. High School Female Tennis Player of the Year.But she's also excelled off the court, serving as the vice president of the student body and earning a 3.9 grade point average as a member of the National Honor Society."I don't really like to be identified as just a tennis player," said Falcone. "I'm more particular about school than I am about tennis."Her parents, who have encouraged her in both areas since she first picked up a tennis racket at age 5, agree."Tennis is what she does, not who she is," said her father, Doug Falcone.Her mom, Sue, adds, "She 'flips the switch' very well."Falcone, who has committed to continue both her studies and her tennis career at the College of Charleston next fall, came to Davidson Day after several years of being home-schooled by her mom."It was great when she was younger," said Sue. "But she reached the point where she wanted to pick her own goals, she wanted to be in a school situation where she could go to the prom and be in student government."That's been a good decision for the Davidson Day tennis program, too. In two years, she never lost a match - or even a set - and finished with a two-year record of 252-7 in games. In fact she's been so dominant that in one match she lost only one point, recording one "golden set" and nearly getting another.She defeated Allie Burgiss of Statesville Christian 6-0, 6-0 in the recent NCISAA 1A finals in Wilson for her second state singles championship and combined with teammate Allie Uszenski to win the doubles title."It was more of an honor to win for the school," said Falcone. "I didn't do it by myself."This is a different mindset from the tournament circuit where Falcone started her competitive tennis career."You have friends, but it's not the same because you're playing against them all the time," she explained.Falcone moved with her parents from Providence, R.I., where she was born, 13 years ago when Doug took a job in the Davidson area.Tennis was part of Falcone's life early and she still works with River Run tennis pro Bruce Hawtin.She has won the USTA Girls 18 national title at the age of 13, won a national USTA singles open championship and six national USTA doubles championships, along with numerous Southern Section titles.This year Falcone is ranked among the Top 50 for the Class of 2010 by the Tennis Recruiting Network and has been one of the highest-ranked players in USTA juniors who's playing interscholastic tennis. She will receive the N.C. Tennis Player of the Year award on Jan. 29 at a ceremony in Pinehurst.Falcone says she's looking forward to starting her college career for the Cougars, which play in the Southern Conference, where she'll encounter the Davidson Wildcats. She's not sure what tennis has in store for her after that."I really don't know," she said. "I just know that I knew that's where I wanted to go to school the first five minutes after I got there. I'm hoping I'll get a lot better."Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010
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E/B alternate universe. The Cullens stayed in Alaska for three more years than in the books, so Bella spends the end of her junior year in Forks without Edward. How will she deal with her inevitable feelings for him when she's already dating Jacob and mostly happy with her life?
Devon meets Kellen Lutz at a football game and doesn't realize who he is. This is story about what happens when sparks fly between the two of them.
Bella and Edward share a Christmas filled with sacrifice, hope, and love. Inspired by O' Henry's classic Christmas story.
Written for Twilighters Anonymous Podcast's Christmas One-Shot Challenge.
Bella, Alice, and Rosalie make up a list of 10 things to do their freshman year in college that include things like 'falling in love' and 'a one night stand'. What happens when they meet three wonderful guys? BxE. AxJ. RxEm.
After two years of being together Edward decides its time to make Bella his wife. Bella, on the other hand, feels like something is missing from the relationship. Could it be the lack of raw passion, or the developing romantic feelings for Edward's beautiful sister, Alice that's holding her back?
Rated NC-17 for language and lots of lemons. AU/AH and slightly OOC. Canon and non canon pairings: BxE, BxJ, BxA.
I hadn't thought it was telling me something, but in that moment, I knew that I needed him, and that he was the one I was destined to be with.
An alternative possibility to the night Edward changed Bella. Vaguely a song-fic to the song This is for Keeps by The Spill Canvas.
Emmett is thinking about what he can't give Rosalie while Rosalie is thinking about her terrible secret.
Edward has gone missing, but he sends Bella an absurd number of flowers in his place. Bella is less than pleased and makes it her mission to find him. One shot.
A game children use to play that Professor Masen now wants to play with Bella. Call this "Teaching A Lesson" part two.
Part of my series, "Smut, Please". Enjoy.
What all were the schemes of Bella when Edward tried not to touch her on their honeymoon? Read on for the trials and tribulations of a wife lusting after her vampire husband...
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The time had come for us to relocate. Again. I'd caught a few stray thoughts from several of the wary, yet still exceptionally unobservant humans, who seemed to find it odd that in the seven years of living here we seemed to lack the aging gene.
15 years have passed since Renesmee was born, and now the Cullens are relocating. Renesmee, Jacob and Bella experience the high school charade for the first time with the rest of the family. But what happens when Jacob wants to start a little bet?
Edward's POV at first, though it might change in later chapters. First Twilight fanfiction, so please read and review.
When an assumed vampire shows up on the beaches of La Push, all hell is about to break loose. In a fiery frenzy the Quileute's confront the Cullen's, ready to go to war. But, this creature is unlike anything the Cullen's have ever seen, and certainly not one of them. Confronted with a mysterious creature the Quileutes and the Cullen's attempt to handle the situation. But how will Jacob's aching heart handle this newcomer?
Crossover with Harry Potter. Edward gets advice about Bella from a friend who went through a very similar situation.
A terrible attack leaves Bella Swan's life in shambles, forcing her to flee Phoenix with her father to Forks to lead a quiet existence. She thinks she can handle the danger in her new life alone, but can she handle the danger stirring within her?
Edward asks Santa for a favor. B/E ONE-SHOT
This is a one shot companion piece for My Sacrifice. This is from Charlie's POV and covers the time Bella and Edward visit Forks during Fall Break. It does include the fishing trip Charlie and Edward took.
It's their first night together as husband and wife… it follows on from that gorgeous scene just after their arrival at Isle Esme in 'Breaking Dawn'.
Pre-Twilight. Emmett/Rosalie. A story that begins with Emmett's awakening as a newborn, and follows the secrets and hurdles of his new relationship with Rosalie, the mysterious blonde girl who saved his life.
Christmas is coming and Bella's still not fond of presents. What's a vampire to do?
Bella is excited to give Renesmee the perfect Christmas, but Edward seems a little wary. She decides to give Edward the perfect Christmas and she has 12 days to so!
Late one night, after her first dinner party, Bella dances around fantasizing about the one gift that wants this Christmas.
"For Emmett, it's black or white, good or bad, right or left, and fight. Always fight."
One-shot. PG-13 for mild use of profanity.
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Description: In The Son of Neptune, Percy, Hazel, and Frank met in Camp Jupiter, the Roman equivalent of Camp Halfblood, and traveled to the land beyond the gods to complete a dangerous quest. The third book in the Heroes of Olympus series will unite them with Jason, Piper, and Leo. But they number only six--who will complete the Prophecy of Seven? The Greek and Roman demigods will have to cooperate in order to defeat the giants released by the Earth Mother, Gaea. Then they will have to sail together to the ancient land to find the Doors of Death. What exactly are the Doors of Death? Much of the prophecy remains a mystery. . . . With old friends and new friends joining forces, a marvelous ship, fearsome foes, and an exotic setting, The Mark of Athena promises to be another unforgettable adventure by master storyteller Rick Riordan. Thoughts: I've really enjoyed the Olympian books over the last couple of years. The Percy Jackson series was good and I've found the Heroes of Olympus books to be even better. So I've been eagerly anticipating this third installment, mostly because I knew Annabeth had to have a staring role. But something about this book is off. I think it might be the relationship drama/dynamics. The most annoying is Piper's constantly worrying over her relationship with Jason, who comes off as a bit of a doofus in this one (I think more because he's not one of the characters that lead chapters in this one than anything else). However, Annabeth and Percy's relationship is not immune to the icky, clingy stuff of teenage love. It feels a bit more worthy of the emotional wobbles since they've been separated and Percy has been missing, but it didn't feel that true to the pair of them. Throw all of that into the racing pace that Riordan is known for and you kind of get a jumble of angst, overly fast resolution of action, and a lot of "well, hmm." Which didn't overly excite me, even though I sped right through the book. I think I'm starting to see that this series isn't going to reach the promise I thought it would and is rather going to be a bit of a repeat of the last series. Which is ok. It's just not all that exciting. Rating: 3.1 Liked: 3 Plot: 3 Characterization: 3.5 Writing: 3 https://www.librarything.com/topic/142777#3642097 For more reviews, gifs, Cover Snark and more, visit A Reader of Fictions. I should most definitely be a sobbing mess right now. That's obviously what Riordan intended with that ending. The problem? I was waiting for it. And I don't mean I was waiting for some sort of unidentified pain. I was waiting for the ending as it happened. Unfortunately, the one spoiler I knew about this series was the ending of The Mark of Athena. Womp womp. As such, The Mark of Athena, though fun as ever, wasn't really an emotional read because the whole time I was going "it's YOU, isn't it?" (And, no, I won't spoil the ending for others: look forward to some sort of pain. In some ways, this is definitely my favorite of the series thus far. This book is primarily about Annabeth, which obviously is boss, because Annabeth is a boss bitch. It's also the cutest Percabeth has ever gotten to be. I mean, Annabeth kisses Percy and then beats him up when they finally see each other again and it's so perfect. Also there's this one scene on the trireme which is super great. The fact that Annabeth loves him for being a bit of a doofus so she can be the smart one is so apparent and they're fitting together so well. Then there's Annabeth's quest. I like that she had her own shit to do. Annabeth got to lead a quest before, but even so it was more of a group effort. I think, of all of them, she gets the least chance to show off, since so many of the challenges are physical and Annabeth, though useful in a scrap, is more the brains of the operation. I like that Percy couldn't protect her from this, much as he wanted to do so. I'm a bit torn on the group dynamic. On the one hand, I'm loving that they're coming to like each other. The tenuous connection between Frank and Leo is one of my favorite things. There's also a lot of struggling with coming to terms with the fact that no one hero is THE hero. Jason and Percy are most afflicted with this, but all of them occasionally feel like they're useless. Logically, I like this a lot, but I also got annoyed with it, since every one of them did a lot on the quest. There's also a lot of space for more bonding still. Percy and Annabeth are pretty insular, as are Piper and Jason. Leo still annoys me a bit, but also I feel so bad for him. He's the seventh wheel on the ship of his own devising. He does not get appreciated as much as he should. That was finally starting to change by the end of the book, but he's still the only demigod not in a couple, unless he decides to hook up with Hedge. Speaking of Hedge, why is he here? I thought there were only supposed to be seven on this quest? He makes eight. Do satyrs not count? Why not bring more creatures then if non-demigods don't count? My biggest struggle continues to be Piper and Leo, who I like even less than I did in The Lost Hero. They're such wet blankets. I mean, Piper spends the WHOLE FUCKING BOOK being jealous of Reyna, even though Jason said he wasn't into Reyna early on. Listen up, kids. That's not healthy. You're doomed. Break up. Piper chapters are painful chapters. Also, why don't Jason, Hazel or Frank have chapters? I'm really excited for The House of Hades, especially since I have no idea what's going to happen in that one, except for lots of pain, which YES. The ending of The Mark of Athena was definitely awesome, if only I hadn't been prepared for it. (5.0) This book focused a lot on Annabeth and her quest to fulfill an old prophecy. Just like always, I am never disappointed with Rick Riordan's books. One word: EPIC. It's action-packed and it makes you sit on on the edge of your seat. I especially love the cliffhanger at the very end of the book. Plus, I love the way all of the seven main characters have their own important part in the story. Some of them even have chapters where it's in their POV, which (in my opinion) helps me visualize the events better. Overall I think it's a great book.
In the mark of Athena percy and his friends have to find the statue of athena. They try to make friends with camp jupiter and ghosts control Leo into starting war for camp jupiter. These same ghosts in the story control Percy and Jason into a big fight with each other. Percy and jason feel useless in one point of the book, cause golden boy is way to good for them in a sword fight. They meet hercales to get into the ancient lands and they have to tear a bulls horn off. Then as thy are leaving annabeth shoots food out of the horn and traps heracules in food.
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Another Billionaire Against Civil Liberties
Billionaire Elaine Wynn, co-founder of the Wynn casino empire (along with her ex-husband, Steve) and president of the Nevada Board of Education, has earned a new title: anti-civil rights activist. USA Today reports that Ms. Wynn has joined fellow billionaire plutocrat Michael Bloomberg in working to roll back the Constitutionally protected liberties of Nevadans. "Wynn, the co-founder of Wynn Resorts, will chair an advisory board that is working to pass a background check initiative that recently qualified for the 2016 ballot. The effort is backed former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg." . . .


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Acrylic on Board
After Picasso's Grande Baigneuse au Livre
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well done!
Thank you Helene :)
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This is just amazing! soooo well done!
Eman dear, you are so very kind, thank you so very much :)
– Mary Sedici
Very interesting.Good work.
Hello Anne, thanks a lot, I am glad you like it.
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A stand out work! I just love how the work fills the canvas and your eye just wants to roam the lines and curves
What a great comment, thank you so very, very much
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Very well done Mary! And YES, very interesting too…)
Thank you so much:)
– Mary Sedici
Well done! Great abstract!
Sorry, I missed your great comment. Thanks a bunch
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great work :))
Sorry Trish dear, I missed your comment.Thanks so very much:)
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Could you please add this beautiful piece of artwork to the group so that it won't be deleted from the Abrtracts Challenge in Beginner's/Amateurs Art& Writing Group?
Sorry, I did not realize it is not in;)
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Fri. Night Flicks Presents: Why Did I Get Married Too?
Friday, September 3rd at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room
Gathered together in the Bahamas for their annual one-week reunion, four close couples eagerly reconnect, sharing news about their lives and relationships. But their intimate week in paradise is disrupted by the unexpected arrival of Sheila's ex-husband, Mike, who hopes to break up her new marriage with Troy and win her back. The others soon realize they too are not immune to the challenges of commitment and fidelity. Angela doesn't believe her husband, Marcus, can be faithful now that he's a celebrity television newscaster. Dianne and Terry's relationship is feeling the strain of raising children. And Patricia, a successful self-help psychologist, must finally reveal the deep flaws in her seemingly perfect marriage to Gavin. With their relationships hanging in the balance when they return home, each couple must choose between blame and forgiveness, doubt and faith, with life-altering consequences…Rated: PG-13.
Fri. Night Flicks: The Back-up Plan
Friday, August 27th at 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room
After years of dating, Zoe has decided waiting for the right one is taking too long. Determined to become a mother, she commits to a plan, makes an appointment and decides to go it alone. On the day of her artificial insemination, Zoe meets Stan – a man with real possibilities. Rated: PG-13.
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Microsoft Construct2 - Part 2.1 Studio TimeBentley CIS SandboxWednesday, October 30, 2013 from 9:55 AM to 11:10 AM (EDT) |
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San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Work on your own game during the week, come back for help, or to learn advanced techniques.
Microsoft's Michael Cummings will be on hand to help with a game you are working on, and show advanced techniques using Construct 2.
In addition, you will learn how to publish the game to your web site. Please bring a game in progress that you'd like to work on.
Also sign up for the Publish, Play, and Pizza Party.
Construct 2 is a powerful ground breaking HTML5 game creator designed specifically for 2D games. It allows anyone to build games — no coding required!
When & Where
Bentley University CIS Sandbox
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013 from 9:55 AM to 11:10 AM (EDT)
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Bentley CIS Sandbox
The term "Sandbox" in industry refers to an environment for experimentation and trying new things. That's our vision – to create an inviting, collaborative space for exploring and learning new technologies, and to support student learning for our courses, in ways that resonate with today's digital students. Outfitted so far with Google TVs, collaborative study spaces, large-screen TVS, a smart board, specialized networking equipment, as well as experimental software environments (such as Windows 8, and Linux) we have designed an appealing space for students to interact with new technologies. Microsoft, in support of our plans for this new facility, donated an Xbox and several software titles for students to use here. We hope this will further their interest in Information Technology.


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W: D. Reyes (3-0) L: C. Jimenez (0-2)
1st Inning Joe Mauer (8) solo shot to center off Rowland-Smith. Ruiz singled to left, Morneau scored, Young to second. | |
2nd Inning Mauer singled to center, Span scored, Punto to third. Morneau ground-rule doubled to center, Punto scored, Mauer to third. Young singled to left, Mauer scored, Morneau to third, Young out at second. | |
6th Inning Beltre doubled to center, Reed scored, Ibanez to third. Clement singled to center, Ibanez and Beltre scored. Betancourt doubled to center, Clement scored, LaHair to third. Suzuki singled to left, LaHair and Betancourt scored. | |
8th Inning Kubel singled to left, Buscher scored, Kubel to second advancing on throw. | |
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HONG KONG, Nov. 3— A Government committee will examine the operation of the Hong Kong stock and commodity exchanges, an official disclosed today.
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange was the only major exchange to suspend trading during the recent global market upheaval. Critics complained that the decision weakened Hong Kong's credibility as a major financial center. Stock trading in Hong Kong resumed on Monday, Oct. 26, after a four-day suspension.
Sir David Wilson, the Governor, has said the suspension was a necessary precaution.


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Quote:1) Don't use white spirit, it can damage the lacquer (especially if there is a slight chip, it will only make it worse)
Quote:2) Don't take all your strings off a guitar at once - think how much tension is involved with 6 strings all tight at once, suddenly to be released, the kneck can bend and for a great guitar like that it's just not worth the risk (in my opinion).
Quote green strat man:rubbish. unless you are talking about a jazzer that has a bridge that is not fixed to the body.
Quote Hasbro:oh, and shiva, i can't keep it any longer - it's only got six strings! i'm going for a schechter blackjack 007. it's fantastic, the whole body rumbles on those low notes, and it's got nice coil tapped seymour duncans. with the money left from buying that, i'm going to get a pod as well.
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Quote:I can't wait till fashion allows some company to make 8 string guitars
Quote Hasbro:thanks everyone. i'll get some brasso and scrub away at my guitar on my next night shift. God, i wish i could get this thing sold so i can get my 7 string! I can't wait till fashion allows some company to make 8 string guitars.
Quote zenguitar:OK, you have cleaned all the crap with white spirit and the finish is still dull, dull, dull. Not a problem. Remember, all the white spirit is doing is removing the crap. So you were right to think about the build up of polish and stuff. But that has already gone.What you are kleft with is a finish that has been dulled over the years.So now you have cleaned it, you need to polish it. And that requires a finish restorer. That means an abrasive polish. Most people would point you in the direction of T-Cut. And yes, it will do the job. But it's a little too agressive and not fine enough for a good guitar. What I recommend (because I have been using it for years under the recommendation of my guitar making teacher) is Brasso. It is a very similar formulation to T-Cut, but a lot finer and a lot less agressive. At push you could use Silvo too, but I don't recommend it. Silvo and Brasso are equally fine abrasives, but because silver is very hard and brass is very soft, silvo is a LOT more agressive.Apply with fresh kitchen roll and buff off with a clean duster.Works a treat.Andy
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Some observers feel that the Gold Anti Trust Association (GATA's) long held views on a conspiracy by some major banks and government entities to manipulate precious metals prices are off-target, but the latest evidence produced by GATA chairman Bill Murphy in open testimony at the CFTC hearing is compelling assuming the source material is accurate.
The evidence came in the form of a series of emails, and accompanying commentary, from a London metals trader, Andrew Maguire, who contacted GATA on March 23rd regarding alleged rigging of the precious metals markets by JP Morgan among others, through shorting the markets around key economic data releases, describing in detail how this is achieved. Maguire, Murphy contends, informed the CFTC enforcement division of this market manipulation ahead of the release of farm payroll data in February this year and set out not only how the manipulation would be achieved two days in advance, but also sent real time emails to the CFTC investigators as the alleged manipulation was taking place. According to Murphy the metals prices followed the scenario precisely – something which he felt could not be predicted without prior knowledge of the manipulation of the markets by major players with huge financial clout.
"On March 23, 2010, GATA Director Adrian Douglas was contacted by a whistleblower by the name of Andrew Maguire. Maguire is a metals trader in London. He has been told first-hand by traders working for JPMorganChase that JPMorganChase manipulates the precious metals markets, and they have bragged to how they make money doing so.
In November 2009 Maguire contacted the CFTC enforcement division to report this criminal activity. He described in detail the way JPMorgan Chase signals to the market its intention to take down the precious metals. Traders recognize these signals and make money shorting the metals alongside JPM. Maguire explained how there are routine market manipulations at the time of option expiry, non-farm payroll data releases, and COMEX contract rollover, as well as ad-hoc events.
On February 3 Maguire gave two days' warning by e-mail to Eliud Ramirez, a senior investigator for the CFTC's Enforcement Division, that the precious metals would be attacked upon the release of the non-farm payroll data on February 5. On February 5, as market events played out exactly as predicted, further e-mails were sent to Ramirez while the manipulation was in progress.
It would not be possible to predict such a market move unless the market was manipulated.
In an e-mail on February 5 Maguire wrote: "It is common knowledge here in London among the metals traders that it is JPM's intent to flush out and cover as many shorts as possible prior to any discussion in March about position limits. I feel sorry for all those not in this loop. A serious amount of money was made and lost today and in my opinion as a result of the CFTC's allowing by your own definition an illegal concentrated and manipulative position to continue."
Expiry of the COMEX April call options is tomorrow, March 26. There was large open interest in strikes from $1,100 to $1,150 in gold. As always happens month after month, HSBC and JPM sell short in large quantities to overwhelm all bids and make unsuspecting option holders lose their money. As predicted by GATA, the manipulation started on March 19, when gold was trading at $1,126. Last night it traded at $1,085.
This is how much the gold cartel fears the CFTC's enforcement division. They thumb their noses at you because in more than a decade of complaints and 18 months of a silver market manipulation investigation nothing has been done to stop them. And this is why JPM's cocky and arrogant traders in London are able to brag that they manipulate the market.
This is an outrage and we are making available to the press the e-mails from Maguire wherein he warns of a manipulative event.
Additionally Maguire informed us that he has tape recordings of his telephone communications with the CFTC, which we are taking the appropriate legal steps to acquire."
For a YouTube video clip of Murphy's testimony click here.
GATA has published also copies of the emails supposed to have been sent by Maguire to CFTC investigator Eliud Ramirez, and the responses thereto – and is, as noted above, attempting to obtain recordings of Maguire's telephone conversations with the CFTC.
Much of GATA's evidence of market manipulation and suppression in the past has been by inference and through GATA's interpretation of statistics and of various statements made by key figures. This may be the first actual evidence of a real time manipulation effort by one of the major players assuming the emails and statements are accurate and comprehensive.
If true, this is worrying in particular for the investor in precious metals and ranks alongside some of the high speed computer trading programs which make it virtually impossible for the smaller investor to compete with the big boys. Whether what is said to be taking place is strictly legal is yet another matter – as is whether the CFTC will pay any attention, or take any action!


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The other night I was on the hunt for my mini external speaker, and in my searching journey, I came across some old — very old — gadgets. What was supposed to be a two minute search, turned into me pulling everything out, reminiscing and having this nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Every gadget pictured here has a fun story behind it, and I couldn't help but think about each one. Every sentence in my head started with, "Oh that (insert device name), I remember when I got that." Like the BlackBerry for instance. Which just so happened to be my first BlackBerry that I managed to convince my parents was the most perfect graduation present anyone could ever ask for. My friends got trips to Cancun, I got a BlackBerry — I was over the moon.
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That one's long gone, sadly.
JJ Abrams' pilot for NBC is some kind of post-apocalyptic scenario in which all the energy sources of civilization have "vanished." No idea why or how the name "Revolution" would fit.
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Aaron & Partners Ask the Expert: Sandy Edwards
Sandy Edwards, an Associate from the Family Law Team at Aaron & Partners, looks at five myths associated with divorce.
Sunday, January 25th, 2015
A local band from Shropshire has created a recording and graphic studio for other local bands.
David Sylva and Aaron Collyer, from Shropshire band Madison, have joined forces to become business partners. Both have a passion for music and decided they would help other Shropshire bands get ahead of the game by creating a professional studio for them to hire out at cost effective prices along with graphic design for their band artwork and promotional items.
Alley Cat Studios, based on Stafford Park in Telford, has taken months of planning and design. The new studios have now been finally finished and are ready to welcome in the new musical talent.
Business Partner David said:
"We decided to build a studio because I've been recording music for about 5 years, just in my bedroom and realised that I could get a much better sound quality if I had the proper facilities."
Aaron Collyer will be looking after the design and artwork side of things, David added:
"Aaron has been a graphics designer for about 4 years so we decided to put our heads together and start up a business. The basic idea being that we can offer bands a package deal of recording music and having a logo designed.
"We hope young college bands will use our facilities as we are still young ourselves, so we thought that would be a good target market.
"Of course we would welcome anybody of all ages to come and use our studio as well."
They are offering various different packages for those wishing to use the studio. The packages are flexible and can include everything a new band would need; recording of EP's and albums with editing, CD cover artwork, business card, poster and flyer design and even banner and drum skin design.
The studio is also available for use by the hour, to find out more call Dave on 07891 853 746 or Aaron on 07952 313 332.
Or visit their Facebook page about this exciting new venture and see how the studios were constructed at The Alley Cat Studios facebook page.
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MOBILE, Ala. — Nebraska's Ameer Abdullah rushed for 73 yards and added 40 receiving while leading the North to a 34-13 victory over the South on Saturday in the Senior Bowl.
The Cornhuskers' No. 2 career rusher won MVP honors, and the running backs and defenses came up with the some of the biggest plays in a game that showcases senior NFL prospects.
Abdullah, an Alabama native, made the most of his 11 touches. Minnesota running back David Cobb gained 69 yards on 11 carries, including a 4-yard touchdown late in the third quarter.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — It's becoming an August tradition at Alabama. Coach Nick Saban and the veterans head out in the steamy summer heat to open camp and then return to the air conditioning to put a chill on the preseason hype.
The two-time defending national champions hit the practice fields for the first time on Friday — veterans in the morning, newcomers in the evening — a day after Saban's peers declared them a lopsided preseason No. 1 in the coaches poll.
Saban didn't bother waiting for reporters to bring it up. In fact, he strongly discouraged it.
The players are providing the star power in the Southeastern Conference's drive for an eighth-straight national title not those millionaire coaches.
Hop in the backseat, Nick Saban and Steve Spurrier, and enjoy the ride.
There's plenty of headliners on the field, starting at quarterback with Texas A&M's Johnny Manziel, Alabama's AJ McCarron and Georgia's Aaron Murray plus a bounty of dangerous receivers. Tailbacks Georgia's Todd Gurley and 'Bama's T.J. Yeldon are superb sophomore runners.
HOOVER, Ala. — The legal problems of current and former SEC players — from ex-Florida and NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez to LSU running back Jeremy Hill — cast a negative light on the league that has won seven consecutive national championships.
It also highlights the challenges — and responsibilities — facing coaches who must weigh a player's talent vs. the potential for trouble in or out of the locker room.
The biggest spotlight by far has been on Hernandez, who's pleaded not guilty to murder in the killing of Boston semi-pro football player Odin Lloyd.
HOOVER, Ala. — Nick Saban is as hard to distract as he is to beat.
Ask the Alabama coach what winning a third straight national title would mean, and he wonders why he'd waste brain juice thinking about it. Compare him to Bear Bryant, and he swiftly dismisses such talk — though it isn't sounding so farfetched these days.
The Crimson Tide's ultra-focused coach didn't let 1,000-plus reporters at Southeastern Conference media days change his process-oriented approach.
Three straight titles sure would be huge, huh?
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Mike Slive sprawls in a comfy arm chair, propping his feet on a coffee table between one massive tome on Winston Churchill and an even thicker "Encyclopedia of Southern Culture."
He's relaxed and feeling awfully good about the state of the Southeastern Conference.
It's a rare moment of calm for the SEC's cerebral commissioner, but he can afford it since his "A pile" of things to do has gotten considerably slimmer over the past two years.
— Complete the addition of Texas A&M and Missouri, minus some significant scheduling questions? Check.
AUBURN, Ala. — Mike Rosario scored a season-high 22 points, Kenny Boynton had 16 and No. 7 Florida routed Auburn 83-52 on Saturday.
The Gators (21-3, 11-1 Southeastern Conference) raced to a 25-point halftime lead and set a season high with 15 3-pointers on 30 attempts
It matched the worst loss for Auburn (9-16, 3-9) in coach Tony Barbee's three seasons, tying a 90-59 defeat against Mississippi on Feb. 16, 2011.
The Gators have won their last three SEC games by an average of 24 points since their only league loss at Arkansas.
FORT LAUDERDALE — It's becoming a familiar January scene for Nick Saban.
The Alabama coach plastered a smile on his face for a series of posed photos next to the various trophies awarded to college football's national champions and then proceeded to talk about the challenges facing his team.
Maybe Saban let the Gatorade dry from the celebratory drenching before thinking about the 2013 season. Maybe.
MIAMI — T.J. Yeldon opened his Alabama career by rolling through Michigan's defense for 111 yards, and fellow freshman Amari Cooper took note.
Performing in the face of huge crowds and big, fast college defenders wasn't so hard after all, he figured. It's still football.
"He was like, 'Oh, this is easy,'" Cooper said. "I didn't have a big game that day, but I could see it was easy."
AJ McCarron's standard reply about handling big-game pressure is a shrug and a look that says, What's the big deal?
It's an attitude that has served No. 2 Alabama's quarterback pretty well so far. McCarron and Aaron Murray, his counterpart for No. 3 Georgia, have played on plenty of huge stages with varying results and a couple of performances they wouldn't mind forgetting.
The nation's two top-rated passers will square off in Saturday's Southeastern Conference championship game with the winner moving on to face No. 1 Notre Dame for the national title.
HOOVER, Ala. — The Georgia Bulldogs want to put the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division back atop the league.
They see no reason why it can't happen this season, especially after a big group opted to return for their senior seasons instead of heading to the NFL.
"We're still hungry," wide receiver Tavarres King said Thursday. "We did make it to the SEC championship (last season), but we didn't win it. That's something that we want to do and it's something that we feel like we can do. Several guys came back to do that. We said that we had some unfinished business.


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PHPWomen is sponsoring an article-writing contest, which is open to everyone (regardless of gender, etc.). Check out their Best Practices forum to read submissions or post an article of your own. PHPWomen will select the two best articles in the end of July, and the winners will receive fabulous prizes:
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- The opportunity to have their article posted on the Linux Pro magazine website
- And, of course, bragging rights
Spread the word, and don't procrastinate – July is going to fly by.
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Open Figure Drawing
Modern Horror Films 1960 - Present (New)
Beginning Drawing: Techniques and Strategies Supply List
Reading a Work of Art
Figure Drawing Supply List
Intro to Digital Photography Supply List
Intro to Photogravure (New) Supply List
Painting Like the Masters in Acrylic Supply List
Vibrant Color in Pastel (New) Supply List
Traditions in Wool (New) Supply List
Beginning Writer's Workshop (New)
Intro to Adobe Illustrator Supply List
(any exceptions to time are noted on individual class)
Personal Fundraising for Artists (New)
A Photographer's Portfolio Supply List
Intro to Acrylic and Oil Painting Supply List
Screen Printing Today Supply List
Explore the Luminosity of Watercolor Supply List
Digital Collage Supply List
Natural Light and Photography (New) Supply List
Hollywood Private Eyes 1941-1960 (New)
SB507C: Open Figure Drawing
This is an opportunity to draw from a live model without instruction. One model provides a variety of quick and sustained poses. Participants can choose to pre-register: $50 for 10 sessions, or pay $6 per session at the door. Students under the age of 18 years must have written parental permission to attend.
Tuesdays, 7 – 10 p.m., 10 sessions
Jan. 13 – March 24 (No session on March 10)
SB619C: Modern Horror Films 1960 – Present (New)
Every generation can claim at least one horror film that defines the era. Psycho (1960), The Exorcist (1973), Carrie (1976) The Shining (1980), Silence of the Lambs (1991), The Sixth Sense (1999), and The Walking Dead (2010) are all prime examples of great filmmaking within a genre that's too often dismissed when the major awards are handed out. Participants in this class focus on specific categories such as zombies, slashers, the supernatural, and more. One discussion period will be devoted to Universal's classic 1930's-era monsters and other films that have influenced modern movie makers.
Wednesdays, 7 – 8:30 p.m.,
Feb. 11 – March 18, 6 sessions
Tuition: $110
Instructor: Larry Widen
SB503C: Beginning Drawing: Techniques and Strategies
This class introduces the basics of drawing and engages students with a variety of drawing tools and techniques that advance them to the next level of drawing competency. Through experimentation, students develop their mechanical skill and observational ability, as well as strategies to continue their exploration.
Thursdays, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Feb. 12 – March 19, 6 sessions
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Eriks Johnson
SB575C: Reading a Work of Art
Why are some paintings considered great works of art and others are not? How does an artist invite the viewer into a painting, and then move them through it? How does a work reflect the art historical context within which it was created, and how, in turn, does it impact future generations? Artist Timothy Haglund has visited many of the world's great museums with sketchbook and pencil in hand. Join him as he probes each work for its deeper meaning, and discover a new way to read a work of art.
Thursdays, 7– 8:30 p.m.
Feb. 12 – March 19, 6 sessions
Tuition: $110
Instructor: Timothy Haglund
Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m.
SB517A: Figure Drawing
This course explores the fundamentals of drawing from the human figure, an exercise that has been an essential part of visual arts training for centuries. Using primarily black and white drawing media while working from the nude model, students develop their ability to extract the figure's gestural expression. The course also focuses on improving the students' understanding of structure, form building, anatomy and composition through demonstration, and drawing exercises. Tuition includes model fees.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Eriks Johnson
SB621A: Intro to Photogravure (New)
This 19th century process combines the fine art of printmaking and photography in such a way to produce the finest photographic detail possible of any printmaking technique. Students learn to take digital photographic images and transform them into a traditional photogravure etched in copper in the same way that Edward S. Curtis and Alfred Stieglitz produced their seminal photographic works. As photogravure is very technical, students must come prepared with high resolution (300 dpi or higher) digital photo files and have some experience with photography or printmaking. Cost of tuition covers lab fees plus two copper plates. Additional copper plates may be purchased through the printmaking department for $10/plate.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $265
Instructor: Matt Presutti
SB537A: Intro to Digital Photography
This course develops competency in the digital darkroom through lessons and projects that teach photography and Photoshop skills that result in expressive visual language. No previous experience with Adobe Photoshop CS5 is necessary, however, students must be conversant in MAC operating system software and have their own SLR digital camera.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Paul Calhoun
SB 591A: Painting Like the Masters with Acrylic
Students will choose an historical painter from the classical, modern, or contemporary period and create between one and three pieces that are informed by the work of their chosen painter. Students will learn the fundamentals of acrylic painting, while applying these skills to historical themes.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Brad Fiore
SB614A: Vibrant Color in Pastel (New)
This course covers basic tonal and color mixing in pastel medium with emphasis on color layering and achieving a rich, glowing sense of light. Students work from provided still life arrangements (fruit, vegetables and simple forms) and their own choices if desired. Short demos and slide lectures supplement individual instruction and guidance. No experience in pastel is required. Some basic drawing background is helpful.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Rosalie Beck
SB616A: Traditions in Wool (New)
In this course students explore wool's traditional craft techniques as well as how wool can be used in the realm of sculpture. Discussions include the historical and cultural contexts of wool, as well as its unique physical properties. This class involves a hands-on survey of techniques such as wet felting, needle felting, crochet, knitting and how they all apply to three-dimensional applications. Students choose one or more of these skills to focus on in their final projects. This class is great for beginners or intermediates in fiber who are looking to expand their ideas and techniques.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Claire Hitchcock Tilton
SB617A: Beginning Writer's Workshop (New)
This class is designed for students of any age who've always wanted to write a book or an article AND see it in print. Participants learn how to choose a topic, interview a personality, create a document for publication, the way to approach a publisher, proven self-marketing techniques, self-publishing do's and don'ts, and more. Class instructor Larry Widen is the author of a dozen books including Milwaukee Movie Palaces, Silver Screens, Milwaukee Rock and Roll, and Job Man: 25 Years in Professional Wrestling. He has interviewed Alice Cooper, Gregg Allman, B.B.King, Bonnie Raitt and many others for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions,
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Larry Widen
SB620A: Intro to Adobe Illustrator
This introductory course in Adobe Illustrator CS 6 begins by taking students through the many tools used in the manipulation of line, color and text to produce digital drawings and images. Once familiar with the tools, students move on to create original artwork such as logos, ads and illustrations in real-world situations using a variety of techniques. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of the Macintosh operating system.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Paul Mitchell
(any exceptions to time are noted on individual class)
SB622B: Personal Fundraising for Artists
This course is designed to provide artists with the tools they need to begin gathering resources to support their artistic practice. Students will be given professional support to develop their artist statement, portfolio, and CV. They will learn about different grants, fellowships, residencies, and juried exhibitions that they are eligible to apply for, and will ultimately complete a real application, as their first step toward financial sustainability.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions,
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Brad Fiore
SB605B: Digital Collage
Photography, print media, text, and the digital image offer an immediate and constantly evolving means of communication in contemporary culture. The possibilities of mining this vast archive for purposes of art and design are endless and have been heavily utilized in the visual arts in the 20th and 21st centuries. This class investigates the possibilities of using Adobe Photoshop as the primary tool to explore collage, photomontage, and the concept of "the Cut Up." The course presents media and theme based projects, lectures, in-class demonstrations, and critiques suitable for the novice as well as the advanced student. Essential skills such as image manipulation, selection tools, and layer masks are explored. Images will be realized by means of a variety of digital imaging and hand-‐executed techniques.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Paul Mitchell
SB565B: Screen Printing Today
This course covers a wide range of screen-printing techniques using water-based inks. Various methods of creating an image on the screen are covered, including the use of mono-types, mono-printing, as well as non-traditional screen-printing techniques. While learning the proper screen preparation and competent use of the equipment, the course focuses on presenting important visual and conceptual problems relevant to the screen-printing process.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $245
Instructor: Tyanna Buie
SB613B: A Photographer's Portfolio
In this intermediate to advanced-level class, photographers develop a portfolio of images reflective of their personal direction. Instruction helps refine and develop compositional skills through field work, lectures, and discussions. Trips to urban and natural environments, as well as studio work, heighten sensitivity to skills required to shoot in a variety of surroundings. Regular group critiques strengthen understanding of the compositional elements that contribute to dynamic photographs. Discussions include compositional tools, aesthetic intentions, and effective editing. A comparative study of historical and contemporary photographers is incorporated into the class. Printing of images is not included in this class. Prerequisites: Intermediate-level camera skills.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Paul Calhoun
SB539B: Intro to Acrylic and Oil Painting
This class provides an introduction to the basic materials, techniques and practices of direct painting. Students choose to focus their study in oils or acrylic, but acrylic is highly recommended for first-timers. Using a variety of still life as subject matter, students develop an understanding of color application, paint handling, composition and spatial issues, as well as other technical and conceptual concerns.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions,
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Eriks Johnson
SB596B: Explore the Luminosity of Watercolor Painting
Learn basic tonal and color mixing in watercolor, wet on dry technique and various approaches to wet on wet. Instruction progresses from simple exercises the first week, to painting simple still life arrangements weeks 2 and 3, floral painting weeks 4-5 and landscape (from photo references) weeks 5-6. No experience in watercolor or painting necessary. Some drawing background is useful.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions,
Tuition: $205
Instructor: Rosalie Beck
SB615B: Natural Light And Photography (New)
How much does artificial light dictate our photographs? The course's main premise will focus around the beauty of natural light, and our ability as photographers to find it. Student will be restricted to using solely natural light to challenge the way they see the world. The subtle changes of daylight, reflections, refracted light, and even complete darkness will all be tools that students will have to work with. Furthermore, students will explore how natural light effect themes of narrative, magic, emotion, and self-portrait.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
Tuition: $225
Instructor: Grant Gill
SB618B: Hollywood Private Eyes 1941-1960 (New)
When Hollywood's film studios began adapting the works of Dashiell Hammett, James M. Cain and Raymond Chandler for the screen, the genre now known as film noir began. By the early 1940s, a new figure...the cynical, tough-talking detective without much of a moral compass... was firmly embedded in the cinema. The careers of Humphrey Bogart (The Maltese Falcon and The Big Sleep), Glenn Ford (Gilda), Robert Mitchum (Out of the Past), and Dana Andrews (Laura) were forged with the making of these films. Class participants examine the German expressionist films that were so influential to American noir lighting and camera angles. Discussions also center on the role of the femme fatale, hard-boiled dialogue, and the actors, writers, and directors who excelled within the genre. The final class session will be devoted to modern, neo-noirs, and how they were influenced by their predecessors.
Feb. 14 – March 21, 6 sessions
1 – 2:30 p.m.
Tuition: $110
Instructor: Larry Widen


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Makes 12 deviled egg halves
These deviled eggs disappear quickly. Try using basil, parsley, or tarragon instead of dill. My grandmother always sprinkled her deviled eggs with paprika, and so we carry on the tradition.
1. Peel the eggs and cut them in half lengthwise. Put the yolks in a small bowl and place the whites on a serving plate.
2. With a fork, finely mash the yolks. Add 3 tablespoons mayonnaise and the mustard, salt, and pepper to taste. Add the herbs and pickles and blend well. Add more mayonnaise if the mixture seems too thick. Taste for seasoning and add more salt or pepper if necessary.
3. Spoon the filling equally into the egg whites. Sprinkle lightly with paprika. If you aren't going to eat the eggs right away, cover and refrigerate them. Remove them from the refrigerator about 10 minutes before serving.
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