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Once again, numerous Salzburg Festival productions are being recorded in cooperation with the exclusive media partner Unitel, the ORF and Servus TV and broadcast via TV or radio in cooperation with various stations. Of course that is a wonderful possibility to experience the Salzburg Festival – occasionally even live! Here is a glimpse of the great variety of media productions scheduled for broadcast this year – mark the date of your favourite production in red in your calendar now!
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Starting tomorrow, the Siemens Festival>Nights will once again allow 'everyman' to experience the Salzburg Festival. Every evening from July 26 to September 1, productions from the festival will be shown for free at Salzburg's Kapitelplatz on an LED wall that offers the highest picture and sound quality and is suitable for use in daylight. The program includes both current productions and recordings of past performances. Numerous live broadcasts will once again allow visitors to enjoy the flair of premiere events. "The Siemens Festival>Nights are an internationally unparalleled cultural public screening at the very highest level. Every year, we give tens of thousands of fans of the arts free access to operas, theater performances and concerts in the heart of Salzburg's old town." explained Wolfgang Hesoun, CEO of Siemens Austria.
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Federal President Dr. Heinz Fischer, the Minister for Education, Arts and Culture, Dr. Claudia Schmied, Landeshauptmann Dr. Wilfried Haslauer and Festival President Dr. Helga Rabl-Stadler will open the 2013 Salzburg Festival on July 26, 2013 at 11:00 am at the Felsenreitschule. The keynote address will be delivered this year by the founder of El Sistema, Maestro José Antonio Abreu.
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In his symphonies, Gustav Mahler formulated a utopia which he described as a "longing beyond the things of this world". With the complete performance of all nine finished symphonies, the 2013 Salzburg Festival offers an opportunity to experience Mahler's cosmos in all its facets. In order to make this encounter with Gustav Mahler even more intensive, we were able to engage Gilbert Kaplan, who has studied the life and work of this composer like hardly anyone else today, to give two lectures.
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Under the title NO MAN'S HEAVEN, the artist Eva Schlegel exhibits her works of art at the Haus für Mozart and the Karl-Böhm-Saal, in the windows of the Festspielhaus and in the entrance area of the Felsenreitschule, starting on July 20, 2013. However, you have surely encountered her – or rather, her works – before. After all, her images have been seen on the Salzburg Festival's homepage since November 2012, and they accompany our entire 2013 Festival season. For more information on the exhibit and to read an introduction by President Helga Rabl-Stadler on the artist Eva Schlegel and her work, please click through to the article.
by FESTSPIELKIEBITZ 09:00 h; published in: General
Following the motto "A Festival for Everyone", Salzburg's historical centre becomes the backdrop for about 80 events of different genres on July 19 and 20. At 32 performance venues, the 2013 Salzburg Festival is launched with a celebration of diversity. Of course, the performers include a number of Festival artists who take this opportunity to introduce themselves to the Salzburg audience. Without admission, you can enjoy an intriguing and surprising programme.
by Theresa Dittmar 16:36 h; published in: Opera, General
Soprano Theresa Dittmar is a participant in the Young Singers Project at the Salzburg Festival this year. She was born in Klagenfurt in 1988 and has studied both at the Klagenfurt Conservatory and at the Academy of Music and Theatre "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" in Leipzig. As part of the Young Singers Project, she will perform in two opera productions: Die Entführung aus dem Serail and Die Zauberflöte for Children. Over the coming weeks, Theresa Dittmar will recount her experiences in Salzburg and at the Salzburg Festival, giving you an insight into the rehearsal process.
by FESTSPIELKIEBITZ 11:48 h; published in: General
We are counting down the days and the Salzburg Festival is right around the corner. And we'll tell you the easiest way to get to the performance venue of your choice: the best idea is to leave the car at home, avoiding traffic jams and the search for a parking spot, and instead taking public transport – get to your Festival performance relaxed and ready! For once again, your Festival tickets are valid for free transportation within the City of Salzburg.
by FESTSPIELKIEBITZ 08:49 h; published in: Opera, General
The Salzburg Festival and ServusTV present an extraordinary novelty in an unusual venue. The Festival's Artistic Director, Alexander Pereira, has announced this production of Mozart's Abduction from the Seraglio at Salzburg's Hangar-7 as "an opera marching to a different drummer". It takes place as part of a live broadcast on Monday, August 26, 2013 at 8:15 pm on ServusTV.
by FESTSPIELKIEBITZ 09:28 h; published in: Festival Ball, General
With the first Festival Ball in 2012, the Festival hearkened back to Max Reinhardt's traditions, reviving a hallmark, an artistic and social highlight of the Salzburg Festival season. After the great success last year, when Festival stars and international guests enjoyed the Ball, there will be a few innovations for the second edition on August 31, 2013. However, we can reveal this year's theme to you: roses!
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MONTREAL (Oct. 23, 2008) Photo by Tom Casino / Showtime - La Cage Aux Sports in downtown Montreal was packed with local and Canadian national media members on Thursday as hometown favorite and IBF Super Middleweight World Champion Lucian Bute (22-0, 18 KO) weighed in at the division limit of 168 pounds. His opponent, hard-hitting, No. 1-ranked IBF contender Librado Andrade (27-1, 21 KO) of La Habra, Calif., weighed in at 167.8 pounds.. The pair will square off on Friday, Oct. 24, in the main event of ShoBox: The New Generation, live at 11 p.m. ET/PT on SHOWTIME. Fridays ShoBox co-feature will pit undefeated heir-apparent Ronald Hearns (20-0, 16 KO), of Detroit, against Montreal native Paul Clavette (14-1-1, 2 KO). Hearns weighed in at 154 pounds while Clavette weighed 154.2. (NOTE: The contracted weight for this fight is 155 pounds). Fighter Quotes From Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008 LUCIAN BUTE BUTE: I am excited and happy that Friday is almost here. I think Andrade is going to be the toughest opponent that I have ever faced. When you think of who he has fought and what he has accomplished, he would have to rank as my toughest fight. I have surprising speed and I will use my jab to make a difference. Ill use the jab and combinations and movement. If I stick to my plan, I doubt hell be able to do much. Hes a one dimensional fighter. He fights only one way in your face. (In Andrades fight vs. Mikkel Kessler) Kessler showed that when you stand with (Andrade), he can make a very difficult, hard fight. But when Kessler used his tools, he was able to make it an easier fight. I feel that what Ive done in my career, I should be considered on the same level as Kessler. I am ready to unify the titles. I am ready to face anyone in this division. The Canadian fans have been wonderful to me here in Montreal. But I am ready to go anywhere, fight anybody. I am happy that SHOWTIME will bring this fight to the American audience, but I wont be thinking about that when I get in the ring. I have to make sure I focus and stick to my game plan against Andrade. It will be a great fight. LIBRADO ANDRADE (NOTE: Andrade has been training with Howard Grant since January. This will be there second fight together) ANDRADE: We have been thinking about this fight since March. We are counting the hours down until Friday. I will be in his face. Whoever does more damage will win this fight. Whoever makes the first big dent is going to be in control. I need him to engage me. I am quick and I go on instinct. If he engages, itll get my motor running. GRANT: If you kill the body, the head will die. This is not a chess match or a game. We are going to take the fight to him. Keep the heat on. People say (Bute) is fast, they say hes too much. I want to see what happens when he gets hit, when hes hurt. ANDRADE: He (Grant) is my fire and I am the cool. I am a very passive person outside the ring. I feed off his energy. Howard put me into a whole different training camp for this fight. I am the same guy, the same fighter, but there are little things that come into play. My head movement, my hand movement, I am slipping punches better. (On his goals beyond Friday night) ANDRADE: I want to be a world champion. I have this opportunity now. If it doesnt go my way, I am not going to give up. This is not my last chance by any means. Ill continue to fight. And it may come tomorrow, it may come next year or a few years from now, but I will achieve my dream. RONALD HEARNS HEARNS: Ive fought guys that hold and run before. Those are the type of fighters that you have to pressure. You have to be relentless. Sometimes you win and you dont look good doing it because of the style of your opponent. That doesnt faze me. You have to go through those experiences to learn. I am ready to step up my game. When I am in there with higher level competition, I bring my game to the next level. Thats why I believe you have not seen the best Ronald Hearns has to offer. I want to prove a point. My whole career people have been saying, youll never be as good as your father. Well, I dont need to be like my father. I am my own fighter and I am ready to come into my own. (On importance of knocking out Paul Clavette) HEARNS: It depends on what kind of fight he brings to me. Ill be very surprised if he wants to stand and trade with me. (On his development since first ShoBox appearance [July, 2006 vs. Hector Hernandez]) HEARNS: I was very raw against Hernandez. I have progressed quite a bit. I am more selective now (with punches), more patient and experienced. TOMMY HITMAN HEARNS: (father, on his sons development) Hes improved so much as a fighter now. Hes learned to adjust his game as he grows. If hes in top (physical condition), he can do anything he wants to do. He can be better than me. HEARNS: I am over the comparisons. It used to bother me when people compared me to my father, but I am over that now. I am my own fighter. Thats the biggest difference. Until I fight a guy in the top-10 in the world rankings, you wont see my best fight. I have always stepped up with the level of competition. Ive been sparring with some top fighters and Ive surprised them. I can see the look in their eyes. I know what I am capable of. Its a matter of time now, before everyone else gets to see it. PAUL CLAVETTE (NOTE: Clavette left his day job as a security guard for the past four weeks to concentrate on training for this fight; He employed a new trainer Abe Pervin the former Canadian National Boxing Team trainer from the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games.) CLAVETTE: I have worked hard on my balance and on stabilizing my punches. I feel more settled now when I throw punches and have more power as a result. I have also worked hard to improve my mobility. I think you will see a difference in this fight. My No. 1 asset is my heart. No. 2 is my conditioning. I quit my job so I could be in top condition and focus solely on training. To this point, fighting Ronald Hearns, this is not an opportunity to take lightly. We put everything in place so I can perform my best. I think my toughest challenge will be the height and reach of Hearns. (This being his first 10-round fight) CLAVETTE: We sparred 6 and 8 rounds for most of my career. Now I am sparring 10 rounds and I feel great. About ShoBox: The New Generation Since its inception in July 2001, the critically acclaimed SHOWTIME boxing series, ShoBox: The New Generation has featured young talented fighters matched tough. The ShoBox philosophy is to televise crowd-pleasing and competitive fights while providing a proving ground for willing prospects determined to fight for a world title. The growing list of fighters who have appeared on ShoBox and advanced to garner world titles includes: Leonard Dorin, Scott Harrison, Juan Diaz, Jeff Lacy, Ricky Hatton, Joan Guzman, Juan Urango, David Diaz, Robert Guerrero, Kelly Pavlik, Paul Malignaggi and Kendall Holt.
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This adventure will literately take me to Hell and back again. Hells Canyon that is. The deepest canyon in the lower 48. Just like all journeys this one has to start somewhere. Many will say that every journey starts with the first step. I disagree every journey starts with packing. Then unpacking, repacking, then unpacking, looking over checklists and then the final gear pack up. For me this almost OCD process begins many months before a big adventure. I painstakingly and meticulously choose what gear will be taken and what stays behind. I make note of what each piece of gear weighs. I find comfort in knowing everything that I will have with me. For me knowing all of this is my security blanket while out on the trail. Many adventures are just throw stuff in a bag and go however with this one I want to go as light a possible but at the same time still be able to accomidate two completely different adventures. Thankfully I will have plenty of room in the Jeep to haul all of my gear. Many of the other #HellHikeAndRaft crew have chosen to fly. This makes cramming all the gear into bag acceptable for flying a tad bit tricky. I am glad that I have chosen to drive.
I am finally in Georgia. Sitting here in Dahlonega enjoying a nice sunny day. Today is our rest day. The plan is to go through my gear one last time and get some last min items. How we got to Georgia was a good trip with some unexpected turns. Here is what happened.
My friend Chris and I left Kansas City around 9 am on Thursday morning. We drove all day and stopped in Memphis Tennessee. It was about an 8 hour drive. We decided to break p the trip and not drive the entire 14 hours all in one day. I think we are both very glad we did. We Got to Memphis around 7, checked into the hotel, and then head out to grab some dinner. The shuttle driver suggested a place called Cozy's the place was fantastic. The food was excellent and to be honest the BBQ was better than of most places in Kansas City. We even got to talk with the owner for awhile and she told us that even her great grand kids where working there. It has been open for 35 years and it is a Must try if you are ever in or near down town Memphis.
We got up on Friday morning and headed out to St Jude Children's Hospital. It was an interesting experience. I had gone there as a child for my cancer treatments and the place has change to where I could hardly recognize it. A few of the buildings were the same, but the complex as at least three times larger than when I was there as a kid. It was great to see its growth knowing the amount of good they do in the world and have over the 20 years since my treatments.
Our next stop was to see the Ducks at the Peabody Hotel. A beautiful hotel in downtown Memphis where every morning they bring the ducks down an elevator and they parade them to a fountain in the main lobby. Every night they take them back upstairs to their little ducky living quarters.
Blues and Friend Catfish were calling so we headed down to Beale Street to get some great grub at BB Kings restaurant. It never lets ya down. An awesome atmosphere and even better food.
We finished up lunch and then headed back to get our car at the hotel. We set a course for Graceland to drive past to say that we saw it. On the way there we had a tire blow out on the off ramp to get to Graceland. So we spent the next few hours dealing with that. We finally left Memphis around five and began our drive to Dahlonega. It was a long drive through the Tennessee mountains in the dark. We arrived at 2:30 local time and pretty much crashed.
Only 16 days until the trail and there is so much to do and very little time left. I have spent most of the past few weeks snowed in. We have had more snow in the past 2 weeks than we have had in several years. Granted 16 inches isn't a massive amount compared to some places in the continental United States. I have been having a constant battle with the city and they seem to be winning. Their trucks can plow more snow than I can shovel out of my driveway.
On Monday I was let go from work. I will not get into the details but needless to say it actually comes as a blessing. I had been planning on leaving anyway so in the end all things worked out in my favor. My stress level has gone down incredibly on the work side but is starting to increase as I get closer and closer to the trail. Packing of the pack, and continuous packing of resupply boxes and it just seems like nothing is getting done.
In other news today I booked my hotel room in Dahlonega Georgia. Dahlonega sits at the base of Springer Mountain the official Start of the AT.
More to come and maybe from GA?
In this video I go over my Shelter and my sleeping kit. What all are you using?
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Hey everyone I wanted to share with you an article I wrote for CampingRoadTrip.com's November Newsletter. The article is titled Preparing to Hike the Appalachian Trail and can be read in full here. Please enjoy.
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HARLINGEN - Harlingen Cardinal fans we lined up to buy football tickets for the team's state quarterfinal matchup game for Friday.
Many people stood outside Gordon Nix Center to purchase tickets to Friday's game against San Antonio Madison. The game is scheduled for 7:30 PM in Kingsville at Texas A&M Kingsville stadium and nearly 6,000 tickets have been sold for the game.
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By: 2bitsworth on October 6, 2005 - 7:00pm - Add new comment
The building plan presented by Ms. Crews includes five (5) new elementary, two (2) new middle schools and one (1) new high school for the Bluffton cluster.
The total projected cost of the whole plan, including the north-area high school (already approved in the last referendum) and renovations only at other Beaufort County Schools comes to a whopping $366 million - excluding operating expenses and personnel costs.
IMO we should be looking to the developers who will be building in the area to bear the brunt of the new infrastructure.
By: 2bitsworth on April 26, 2008 - 5:57am - Add new comment
Here we are, election day - April 26 2008.
No matter what your position is on the referendum I hope that everyone will get out and vote. We need to break the cycle of voter apathy and today is a good day to start.
No matter what today's results are there remains much more work to be done.
If the referendum passes the community will have to follow up with Board and District officials to ensure that the construction, repairs and renovations approved are being done - and being done in a timely and efficient manner. That is no small task.
By: 2bitsworth on February 5, 2009 - 7:24pm - Add new comment
No, not destined as in going away - rather destined for history as being the first high school that contains an entire wing for the County Sheriff's Office use.
Yep, an entire wing.
As has happened several times in it's pre-construction history the scope of this school has changed yet again. Dr. Truesdale unveiled that latest iteration of the yet-to-be-built school at the School Board meeting last Tuesday night.
Somebody ought to write a book about this saga, though I'm not sure if it would be a comedy or a drama . . .
By: 2bitsworth on May 18, 2006 - 11:11am - Add new comment
The title to this blog is half tongue-in-cheek.
I went off the other day when the IP framed the referendum issue as one of morality, i.e., a NO vote would be immoral. Given that morals and ethics are closely related, and the fact that it is universally known or opined that the School District and the School Board are grossly incompetent is the exact opposite of the IP's editorial opinion not true? That is, it would be immoral and unethical to continue to let things continue as they have.
By: 2bitsworth on July 15, 2006 - 7:18am - Add new comment
Alan McDonald's vitriolic letter to the editor in today's BT concerning Israel is yet another example of the depths to which politics in the United States has fallen. His letter is a response to two "Sunday VOX callers" who had the temerity to defend Israel's right to exist.
He launches his tirade with a child-like twisting of the truth. Unfortunately his twisting of the facts transforms his opinion into a bold-faced lie.
By: 2bitsworth on May 4, 2007 - 5:30am - Add new comment
The editorial in today's BG addresses the workings of the school district and school board in general and the folly of giving even more money for construction of the NAHS, recently named Whale Branch High School.
The writer raises several relevant issues, including the tactic of rolling funding for controversial projects into larger referendums.
In BG's sister paper, the IP, Mark Generales has a letter to the editor on the same subject which also raises relevent issues and questions about how the Beaufort County Scho
By: 2bitsworth on February 26, 2008 - 10:54am - Add new comment
The school board/school district wants voters to approve a referendum in the amount of $162.7 million on April 26, 2008. The board and the district are prohibited by law from actively campaigning in support of this referendum yet we find no shortage of surrogate groups to organize and fund such campaigning on the districts behalf.
By: 2bitsworth on June 1, 2006 - 6:01am - Add new comment
We recently discussed the starting of a group of concerned citizens whose purpose would be to shine a light on our local government, holding our elected and appointed officials accountable.
The "idea" to form this group comes from the recent campaign to pass the school bond referendum. During the run-up to the election these blogs saw debate on both sides of the issue and, whether one was for or against the referendum, it became evident that most people are dissatisfied with our local leadership.
The referendum was passed, that debate is over. It's time to move on.
By: 2bitsworth on November 11, 2006 - 8:33am - Add new comment
It's been four days since the election, four days since voters approved $152 million to fund ten road projects throughout the county.
Four days since voters were duped . . .
Today's BG has a story about the Hwy 21 parallel road to be built within the city limits of Beaufort.
Remember this name: Dick Stewart
He owns the Jean Ribaut Shopping Center in Beaufort. The planned route of this new road goes right through his property. More specificially the planned route goes right through his property via KMart's retail space.
By: 2bitsworth on January 4, 2007 - 6:27am - Add new comment
From the BG:
. . .In July, Altman Architectural Group president Don Altman estimated the project's final cost would be $7,912,579, more than $650,000 over budget. Altman's estimate included a contingency amount of $719,325. . .
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There were other moments in the trip, too, that began to recapture a bit of the excitement of his 2008 campaign. For example, Obama held a town meeting at the offices of social networking site Facebook in Palo Alto, joking it up with its creator, Mark Zuckerberg.
"I'm the one who got Mark Zuckerberg to wear a coat and tie," Obama told a cheering crowd.
"His stop at Facebook was clearly a tip of the hat to voters under 30," says political author Kevin McCullough, via e-mail, noting that this age group voted for him on 7 out of 10 ballots it cast in 2008.
Moreover, the stop at Facebook highlighted what's working in the country, says Brendan Kownacki, director of strategic innovation for Merge Creative Media.
"This is him taking a step up before the race gets crowded to tell the world, 'This is the American brand that is changing the world right now,' " he says.
"The president may have skipped throwing out the first baseball of the season – the traditional way of burnishing a president's everyman credentials – but going to Facebook was the new-school way to show his human side," Mr. Kownacki adds.
Another aspect of the 2008 campaign that Obama wants to recapture is his historic fundraising machine. According to the Federal Election Commission, Obama raised $124 million in California in 2008, "and there are no indications that he will slow down for 2012," says Jessica Levinson, political reform director for the Center for Governmental Studies.
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It's not hard to see what stands out in this interior shot. The artist's loft maintains a very open plan with a bathroom over the stairs. The shower's translucent wall adds some not-so-subtle voyeurism to the whole.
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The bathroom in the previous example is like a room within a larger room, as is this "modern barn." The architects opened up the volume of an old barn that was partially destroyed in a fire, but walls like the ones in the center provide more intimate spaces for the residents. The trellis overhead brings the scale of the large space down while keeping it open to the peak.
This staircase in a Chicago high-rise duplex is 99 percent glass: glass walls, glass treads, glass guardrails. Only the hand rail and steel connections are a different material. The choice of a glass staircase means light can filter from one floor to the other.
There is something special about the color red in architecture. The color is so strong that even a small application can saturate a space and easily draw attention. A reading nook glows within the V-shape cut next to the horizontal opening. The red is warm next to the deep wood panels that cover the walls, ceilings and floors.
More red (borderline orange) appears in this residence, painted on the sides of openings between rooms. This small application really draws the eye in the large, light-filled space.
A lot is happening in the top level of this house: stair and bridge with steel guardrails, translucent glass wall, skylight, partial-height walls, steel beams. Yet it all combines into a pleasing whole, thanks to the translucent glass and the abundant light from the skylight.
This photo shows a how a palette of various materials can combine to create a simple space that is not overly cold. The wood floors, ceiling and stair treads are the most effective. Yet the steel that's painted brown and the stainless steel guard rails also help counter the prevalent white drywall.
Here is another modern interior done in rich materials. Both the wood stairs and walnut-tile wall have a noticeable patina that gives them some depth to counter the other, crisper materials.
As the last few examples show, stairs are an effective place to make transitions between spaces or between material palettes. This stair appears to curl around the wall that supports it on the right, but it's the window straight ahead that makes it so appealing. Forced movement through a house — stairs, corridors and so on — offers opportunities for leading the eye and framing views.
This house has a high level of custom finishes, making for a standout kitchen. But I'm drawn to the cut in the drywall ceiling that exposes the wood rafters above.
In this house, I'm a fan of the contrast between the crispness of the pieces on the left — orange stair, wood wall, dark casework — and the light and delicate curtains on the right. Reaching from floor to ceiling, these curtains filter light but also soften the dining room.
The curving roof of this house is echoed in a curving wall that cuts through the living space. Even when the wall stops, the flooring continues this curved line, reinforcing its role as a datum from which the house is organized.
Ideas for Defining Spaces With Level Changes
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Speaking of butch bottoms and the wacky chicks who love them, my girlfriend and I just returned from LeatherFest XI in Palm Springs. Yes, I slipped on my tightest leather pants in 113-degree heat. It may sound insane, but that didn't stop us and about 500 other leatherfolk from spending Labor Day weekend sweating in the desert. There were the usual offeringsmore than 65 workshops covering topics from temporary piercing to body punching, plenty of shopping in the vendor area, a huge dungeon with separate spaces for men only and women only, a human pony show, a gala dinner banquet, and even an intensive Boys and Girls Academy, to which people had to apply to get in. But the best part of the event by far was that producers, San Diego-based BDSM organization Club X, reserved the entire Riviera Resort & Racquet Club, creating an unparalleled Club Med-with-whips-and-chains atmosphere. Normally when I attend an s/m conference, we all have to "behave" in public and deal with the "regular" folks in the elevator who are more often than not horrified, titillated, or both.
At this event, everyone could be themselves, which meant there were bottoms proudly displaying bruises and lash marks on nearly every part of their bodies, submissives wearing collars into the pool, more uniforms and leather swim trunks than I've ever seen near a hot tub, so many hankies in pockets you would have thought it was required dress code, and even a woman slinking around in a cat costume. I would not be at all surprised to see a slave girl eating out of her Master's hand from under the table at the hotel restaurant. Apparently, neither would the Riviera staff, since not a single eyelash was batted in my presence for the entire weekend (which was a good thing, since there is no group who appreciatesand over-tips forgood service like kinky people, for some of whom service is not only an important part of their fantasies, but a way of life).
In the midst of this surreal place, I developed a newfound canine fetish after attending a workshop given by Master Michael and jefpup. The two men created the ingenious Web site Leatherdog.com, devoted to the niche of the s/m community that likes puppy play, where owner-handlers and human puppies role-play doggy scenarios. I expected a typical workshop; you know, put the puppy on a leash, play fetch with the puppy, reward the puppy with bones. Myths were dispelled (people into puppy play are not into bestiality), tips dispensed (a shallow bowl is easier for a human puppy to eat from), gear rated (wrestler knee pads for comfort and durability), and techniques taught (vanilla wafers make great training treats). But in addition to all the tricks of the trade, Master Michael offered a deeply personal, intimate perspective on human puppy play. Taking care of a human puppy is just as much work as watching over a rescue from the pound, although the owner gets a break from it when the human puppy has to, say, go to work. (Hey, I've got an idea: Anne Heche and hubby should try parenting a human pup before their little one arrives, you know, to work out the kinks.)
Master Michael had two very well-behaved pups to demonstrate ways of moving (hands and knees versus hands and feet) and obedience trials. The puppies also got a chance to speak "out of their puppy head space," and expressed a desire to let go of inhibitions, to take a break from the stress of the real world. What would it be like to have your existence revolve around getting your ears scratched, chasing a ball, and curling up at your owner's feet? Human puppies like to simplify their desires and motivations as they embrace the side of themselves that acts solely on instinct; they also get to sniff people without being called crude. As I watched a puppy in the audience wag his tail, drink water, and lick his owner's hand, it made a lot of sense. All the yoga and meditation in the world might get you to a relaxed state, but maybe puppy play is simpler and quicker. It was one of the most thoughtful, playful, and sane BDSM workshops I've ever attended (and I am not just saying that because the facilitator at the electricity-play workshop mildly electrocuted herself by accident the next day).


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"Overall the device is nice, a little heavier than what I would have expected. As I mentioned in another thread I had to stand for every game but it isn't because of the technology, it's more because the games were designed that way.
For example, Sports Champions' table tennis allows you to move in all directions to play the ball and is surprisingly effective. I will try and be more detailed about it in the description of the titles.
Controlling the PS3 interface with the Move controller is really frustrating. Hold in the trigger and shake the stick to move in all directions... but it is waaaay too sensitive. I found myself giving up and reaching for the DS3. The web browser also does not create a virtual mouse which I thought would have been a nice touch.
The input lag is noticeable with everything. Not so much that it is make or break, but it is noticeable. It's a little like playing online and mentally compensating for a specific lag while playing.
I also am really disappointed there is no consistent interface between games. Sports Champions will actively tell you when your controller is not in view of the PSEye, Tiger just makes wild assumptions. Some games ask you to calibrate by hitting the action button and pointing at the Eye, some the trigger, some the X button. You also must calibrate every controller between every different title.
A lot of the games don't know what to call the main button yet either. It's weird to see it called different things across different titles.
I don't understand the coloring of the sphere either. A little consistency would have gone a long way. Some games player 1 is green, some it's purple. The only true way to tell what controller you are holding is to hit the PS button on the wand as there are no led indicators on the wands themselves.
I'm sure there's more questions than answers here so feel free to hit me up. I'm not good at this obviously. Don't get me wrong also - this technology is solid. It feels a little snappier than Nintendo's add-on.
Anyway, on to the games. I'm a little ignorant about some of these so if I say something wrong, eat me it's Shark Week. I haven't been studying price points and release methods.
This is a good one, but it really better not be full priced. Move blocks of different material around to make giant towers, or destroy them for maximum damage. Great control sensitivity and really reads motion well. Apparently it supports 3D TVs.
It looks like you could get tired of this one really quickly though. Not exactly graphically intensive. I had to stand to play it because of the range of motion expected. The game even points out the fact that if you're sitting or reclining, you better be sure to get your motions right. I'd buy it at thirty bucks.
Beat Sketcher:
This demo only featured the drawing aspect of the game. I'm not sure what else there is, honestly. Two measures of a backbeat repeat in the background while you paint with color and different brushes. As you paint you can choose an instrument that plays sounds in relation to what you paint.
It records your sounds and corrects their timing so you are constantly adding to a little two measure tune. Gotta stand for this one as the canvas is huge! The controls are a little convoluted but with practice I can see where you could get to the brushes and colors and really create something. My daughter might want this (she's 12) but I wouldn't buy it for myself.
Tiger Woods '11:
The stick handling is great. Let's get that out of the way. You address the ball and every little motion is reflected in Tiger's stance. Really eerie. EA's implementation of controls is just awful. Press this, what'd that do? Okay how 'bout this?
I'm sure with time you could get used to it but for goodness sakes we have a magic wand in our hands - let's take advantage of it and not rely so much on the buttons! It's still a good experience. Putting is a freaking nightmare. 3 putt at 5 feet. YIKES. Of course, you gotta stand for this one. Anyway I would buy this. Interestingly there is an option to buy the full game in the demo although it didn't work.
The Shoot:
WOW! It's nothing more than a point and shoot but the implementation is so much fun! You've on a movie set shooting targets and objects and given instructions to duck and interact with objects with a cranky director yelling at you. Kinda like Stuntman with guns. You earn bonus tokens that earn special moves.
For example, you earn a slowdown which... slows down time allowing you to take out a group of enemies in your own time. But you have to TWIRL in PLACE to do it! Holy gods that really works! I could only imagine how fun that will be in a party situation. Very frantic action, pretty good graphics, just a good time. Obviously you have to stand. I would buy this, yeah.
TV Superstars:
My mom raised me that if I didn't have anything nice to say, not to say anything at all.
Kung Fu Rider:
Iiiii'mmm not sure. You are a detective in a PI firm who got in trouble with the mafia and now you're on the run from them. In order to get away you have to blow through city streets grabbing money and other pickups while riding at high speeds on an office chair.
Different motions cause you to lean back to duck under barricades, jump up over obstacles, turn left and right, kick oncoming baddies, and turbo to blast through objects. I need to play this more, but this is pretty bland. It's a 'driving' game with different abilities. I don't know if you could do this sitting or not. I couldn't. I also wouldn't buy this just because it seems like it would get really old, really fast. The style is cute, though, I'll give it that.
Start The Party!:
I want to like this more because all the videos I've ever seen of it look like a lot of fun. I think they just didn't include enough minigames for me to say yea or nay. I got to swat bugs with a tennis racket, and also create a monster by coloring in shapes as fast as I could.
With better load times this could be a big hit. It's a tad childish, so I might not be the target demographic. Not sure. That announcer has to go. Definitely have to stand for this one if you want to be successful swatting those bugs! Might buy it for a great price.
Sports Champions:
Star of the show, no question. I got to play table tennis and disc golf. The table tennis is sublime. Topspins, smashes, rushes, fades... it's really great! I miss the ball sometimes because I'm trying to get the perfect smash in. Very good. This is one of those games where the lag compensation kicks in pretty quick.
The disc golf could be great, I dunno... I only got to play one hole. I want to play more though! Judging by that single hole it feels like it could be a great time. Again, you have *got* to stand for this one. You move left and right and forward and backward for the table tennis... and it works! Jim Cramer says BUY BUY BUY!"
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"Not shown are the demo disc and camera. The pink and yellow things are armbands for the party. I got some nifty Kevin buttons that are in the baggie, Playstation Move cocktail napkins, some magnets, 8 frisbees, and like 16 of these plastic can holders branded with Playstation.
The demo disc contained demos of Sports Champions, Start the Party, Kung Fu Rider, TV Superstars, The Shoot, Tiger Woods 11, Beat Sketcher, and Tumble. Also featured a video that showed off some Move titles.
The weight of this things is a little surprising. Not that it weighs 10 pounds, but it does weigh more than a DS3. The bottom of the controller features the trigger, called the 'T' button. That answers the question posed in the Heavy Rain thread. Here's a view of the back of the wand.
There's the USB port, and the other port would be for the navigation controller. The other two holes are for what I would assume is for an external charger, otherwise you charge via USB."
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I thought this was going to rock... now we have the Wii 2... with a horrible input lag.
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Two days until Thanksgiving and I have nothing to wear! OK, I have things, I just don't have the thing. Dressing for Thanksgiving is like dressing for a major event because you're probably going to see a lot of family and friends you don't see the other 364 days of the year and thus you need to look great.But instead of staying up nights with thoughts of "Are leopard pants appropriate for a family dinner?" I'm taking my wardrobe inspiration from It Girls' outfits, like Ashley Olsen or Zosia Mamet. In the gallery there's a look for every kind of Thanksgiving, from the beer and football kind to the black tie swanky kind, so find your It Girl spirit guide and make getting dressed on Thursday a little easier.


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Recently we posted a comparison of the types of jobs Americans held in 1940 and 2010, based on Census data. Now NPR has posted an interesting image showing how spending on different categories has changed:
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics. Credit: Lam Thuy Vo / NPR
The change in spending on food is especially noteworthy, given the role that cost of food plays in determining the poverty line in the U.
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My first bar chart illustrates changes in family spending over the 20th century and is based on a report of consumer expenditure data and decennial census reports. This graph shows how the spending on food, clothing and housing has ... Read Post
The Economist posted a graph, based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data, that shows how U.S. consumer spending changed between 1007 and 2010. The results provide a good snapshot of the economic trade-offs Americans are making (i.e., ... Read Post
Matthew Yglesias posted an image from an infographic released by the Census Bureau showing differences in the U.S. population between 1940 and 2010. This section of the graphic focuses on changes in the industries in which the U.S. ... Read Post


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Moen Reveals Secrets Behind Funny, Educational "Oh Joy, Sex Toy"
Cartoonist Erika Moen talks about making "Oh Joy, Sex Toy" with her husband, the trick in balancing humor and education and much more.
Dark Horse Shifts Three Creator-Owned Series To Digital-To-Print Model
Donny Cates' "The Ghost Fleet," Fred Van Lente's "Resurrectionists" and Tim Seeley's "Sundowners" will all move online before getting print graphic novels.
Scribd Launches Its "Netflix for Comics" with 10,000 Titles from Marvel, Archie & More
Popular digital subscription service Scribd, often referred to as "Netflix for books," has launched its long asked for comics section.
ADVANCE REVIEW: Rafael Albuquerque's "Ei8ht" #1
This February from Dark Horse Comics, "American Vampire's" Rafael Albuquerque debuts "Ei8ht" #1, a solo project that "masterfully builds in suspense and anxiety."
Kirkbride, Knave Help "Amelia Cole" Confront "Impossible Fate"
Writers D.J. Kirkbride and Adam P. Knave talk with ROBOT 6 about their Monkeybrain Comics series, and what to expect in 2015.
EXCLUSIVE: Dark Horse to Publish P. Craig Russell Gallery Edition
"P. Craig Russell's Murder Mysteries and Other Stories: Gallery Edition" will include the artist's adaptations of work by Gaiman, Mignola, Lovecraft, Wilde and more!
New Digital First Series Reveals Origin of Batman's "Arkham Knight"
The latest comic based on Rocksteady's hit "Arkham" games will reveal the origin of the mysterious Arkham Knight.
Sturges & Justus Canon-ize "Fables: The Wolf Amongst Us"
Not only is Matt Sturges and Dave Justus' "The Wolf Amongst Us" tied to the events of Telltale's video game, it's a Bill Willingham-approved "Fables" prequel.
"Bad Machinery's" John Allison Talks 15 Years of Webcomics, Looks to the Future
Creator John Allison discusses his decade-and-a-half of online comics, ending his five years on "Bad Machinery" and transitioning to print with Oni Press.
EXCLUSIVE: Monteys on Creating his "Universe!" at Panel Syndicate
In his first interview about "Universe!," award-winning cartoonist Albert Monteys shares his thoughts about and goals for his new Panel Syndicate series.
Parker Socks "Batman '66" With More Villains, and More Batgirl
As the Adam West-inspired digital series moves forward, Jeff Parker has plans for more foes unseen on TV and solo Batgirl stories.
Miller & Staggs Bring "Smallville" to a Close with Season 11 Finale
Writer Bryan Q. Miller and cover artist Cat Staggs say goodbye to "Smallville Season 11," and discuss Superman's growth during the digital series.
Alex de Campi Offers Fans a Bloody "Valentine" at Thrillbent
Alex de Campi speaks with CBR News about the genesis of her ongoing digital comic, and where the eponymous hero will be headed next.
Sam Costello on the Rebirth of Split Lip
After shuttering his horror webcomics site in 2012, Sam Costello is back, with new stories and a new outlook.
Bill Nye and xkcd's Randall Munroe Match Wits at NYCC
Science fans packed the room when Bill Nye the Science Guy met the creator of the science/humor webcomic xkcd.
Rookie Comic Writer Delivers "Buckets of Blood" in DC Digital's "Mortal Kombat X"
Shawn Kittelsen talks new digital-first series "Mortal Kombat X," based on the latest installment of the long-running fighting game franchise.
NYCC: DC Digital Adds "Wonder Woman '77," "Mortal Kombat X" & "Fables: Wolf Among Us"
Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman returns alongside two video game tie-ins from the likes of Mark Andreyko and Matt Sturges.
Dynamite Digital Now Accepting Bitcoin Payments
Dynamite Entertainment has announced it will accept the virtual currency as payment on its new online storefront for DRM-free digital comics.
SDCC: Marvel: House of Ideas Highlights "Infinite" Captain America, Digital Comics Advances
Marvel's digital presence gets bigger with exclusive comics and videos, a special auditory experience, and an expanding Marvel Gaming Universe.
SDCC: MonkeyBrain Talks Digital Comics, DRM-Free & More
Co-publishers Allison Baker and Chris Roberson joined a lineup of MonkeyBrain creators to discuss the differences between print and digital comics.
SDCC: Holy Second Chances! 'Lost' Harlan Ellison-Scripted Episode Comes to "Batman '66"
An unproduced Two-Face starring script by Harlan Ellison is set be adapted for DC Comics' "Batman '66" digital-first series
SDCC: ComiXology CEO Explains New DRM-Free Backup Program
CEO David Steinberger explains a major change in comiXology's business model, allowing users to download DRM-free backups of some of its comics.
Beranek & Crawford Look for "Validation"
Christian Beranek & Kelci Crawford tell CBR about their webcomic "Validation," which explores the life and struggles of a transgender fan girl.
Read Warren Ellis and Jason Howard's "Trees" #1 for Free
Ahead of the release of Warren Ellis and Jason Howard's "Trees" #2, Image is offering the digital edition of the first issue for free across all platforms.
SENYC: Infiltrating the Marvel Unlimited Plus Members Only Event
Marvel's Agent M and a selection of the publisher's artists gave members a first look at never before seen art and tease the next exclusive package.
Waid Plans a Second "Empire" at Thrillbent
Mark Waid and Barry Kitson's "Empire" returns this week on Thrillbent, and Waid spoke with CBR News about bringing it back after a 10-year hiatus.
Graphicly to Shut Down as Blurb Acquires Employees
Digital comics distributor turned eBook distributor Graphicly will shut down as its key employees join self-publishing platform Blurb.
Jay Nolte Staffs "The Zombie Office"
Jay Nolte answers the question of what happens when a big corporation hires zombies to save money in his webcomic, "The Zombie Office."
Simone & Van Sciver Kick-Off Digital-First "Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman"
Wonder Woman will star in DC Comics' next digital-first anthology series, starting with a story by Gail Simone and Ethan Van Sciver.
EXCLUSIVE: Dark Horse, Van Lente Launch "Secret Files of Project Black Sky" Webcomic
Today, the history of Dark Horse's Project Black Sky universe is revealed in a new webcomic from "Brain Boy's" Fred Van Lente.
ComiXology Discusses App Changes, Storefront Removal [UPDATED]
CBR News spoke with comiXology's Chip Mosher about the company's new iOS app, the removal of the storefront and the changes to its Android app. UPDATED with comment from IDW and BOOM! Studios.
ComiXology Removes Storefront from iPad, iPhone Apps
Customers using iOS devices will have to download a new app and purchase future comics through comiXology.com.
comiXology, Amazon Look Forward to "Huge Potential" Post-Acquisition
comiXology's David Steinberger and Amazon's David Naggar explain what prompted Thursday's acquisition, and what it means going forward.
Amazon to Acquire comiXology
Online retailer Amazon has reached an agreement to acquire comiXology, the digital comics distributor has announced.
Kevin Smith Returns to Comics for "Batman '66 Meets the Green Hornet"
Kevin Smith returns to comics with co-writer Ralph Garman and artist Ty Templeton for the digital-first "Batman '66 Meets the Green Hornet."
SXSW: Marvel Adds Audio to Unlimited, Debuts Docs and "Ultimate Spider-Man" Infinite
Adaptive audio and AR enhancements are coming to Marvel Unlimited, and the publisher has documentaries and all-ages Infinite Comics on the way.
SXSW: comiXology Offers 100 Self-Published Books for $10
comiXology celebrates the anniversary of their Submit program by offering a bundle of Submit titles, including "The Bunker" #1, "Doc Unknown" #1 and more.
ComiXology Urges Users to Change Passwords in Wake of Server Hack
ComiXology urges its userbase - readers and retailers - to change their passwords following the discovery of unauthorized access to its database.
EXCLUSIVE: Mark Millar - Why I Was Wrong About Digital
Mark Millar explains how his views on digital comics have changed, resulting his and Goran Parlov's "Starlight" being the writer's first same day digital release.
EXCL PREVIEW: Take a Ride in MODOK's Chair in "Deadpool: The Gauntlet" #8
Wade, his bride-to be Shiklah and HYDRA Bob take MODOK's chair for a spin in an exclusive preview of "Deadpool: The Gauntlet" #8.
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Bangladesh bans Japanese cartoon Doraemon to halt Hindi invasion
Published on Feb 15, 2013 4:34 PM
DHAKA (AFP) - Bangladesh has banned the Japanese manga cartoon Doraemon from its TV screens over fears that youngsters who are hooked on the Hindi-dubbed version are struggling to learn their native Bengali.
Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu told Parliament on Thursday that television channels which have been screening Doraemon had been sent official notifications ordering them to take the series off air.
"The government doesn't want children's educational atmosphere to be hampered by Doraemon," the minister said.
The ban comes after several local dailies called for a ban on the cartoon, worried that Doraemon addicts were speaking Hindi to each other instead of Bengali.
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With the NBA season delayed by a lockout, the Nike LeBron 9 made its October 2011 debut with a trio of college-inspired colorways. One of these was made in the likeness of the University of Kentucky Wildcats, who also got PE versions of the LeBron 9 with their logo on the tongue. That exceedingly rare design never hit retail, but if the price is right, you'll be able to add them to your collection. This white and blue makeup with 'UK' on the tongue is all the more significant with Kentucky winning its eighth National Championship to conclude the season, and given how passionate the Wildcats' fanbase is, your interest in these should be expressed sooner rather than later now that they're available from thecoolshoeshine on eBay.
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'Kill Obama' Facebook poll: latest sign of healthcare anger?
(Read article summary)Facebook removed a poll Monday asking if President Obama should be assassinated. The Secret Service is investigating this and other potential threats, which have grown as Obama pushes healthcare reform.
In the latest incident of violent rhetoric against the president, an anonymous user of Facebook posted a poll on Saturday asking if Barack Obama should be assassinated.
Administrators of the online social networking website took down the poll on Monday, but not before it received 730 responses to the question, "Should Obama be killed?"
The identity of the poll's author is not known, nor are the responses to the poll, which was posted using third-party software unaffiliated with Facebook itself. The incident came to light after the Secret Service received a tip and contacted Facebook.
Threatening the life of the president is a crime in the United States, and the Secret Service is working to determine if the poll was meant as a tasteless prank or an incitement to violence.
The incident is the latest in a series that may point to a rise in hate speech against President Obama.
Organizations that track hate speech have noted a rise in such rhetoric over the summer, particularly since Obama began pushing for healthcare reform.
The poll on Facebook seemed to be playing off the healthcare controversy, listing as its four answers: "Yes. Maybe. Yes if he cuts my healthcare. No."
The Secret Service is investigating two other possible threats against Obama, as ABC News reports:
The Secret Service is investigating a Maryland man who held a sign reading "Death to Obama" and "Death to Michelle and her two stupid kids" outside a town hall meeting this week. And in New Hampshire, another man stood across the street from a Presidential town hall with his gun on full display.


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Today is the final day the National Energy Board (NEB) is receiving applications to participate in TransCanada's Energy East pipeline project review. As I write this, close to 1700 applications have been submitted. From impacted landowners, farmers, First Nations and Indigenous organizations, to municipalities and provincial governments along the route, special interest groups, NGOs, and more.
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FreeSeas Regains Compliance With NASDAQ's Minimum Closing Bid Price
Athens, Greece, April 5, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Athens, Greece, April 05, 2013 -- FreeSeas Inc. (NASDAQ CM: FREE) ("FreeSeas" or the "Company"), a transporter of dry-bulk cargoes through the ownership and operation of a fleet of Handysize and Handymax vessels, announced today that it has received a letter from NASDAQ, indicating that the Company has regained compliance with the $1.00 per share minimum closing bid price requirement for continued listing on the NASDAQ Capital Market, pursuant to the NASDAQ marketplace rules. Since February 19, 2013 FreeSeas was eligible for an additional 180 calendar day period to regain compliance. For at least 10 consecutive business days from March 6, 2013 to April 2, 2013 the closing bid price has been at $1.00 per share or greater. NASDAQ indicated within its letter that since the Company has regained compliance with Listing Rule 5450(a)(1) (the "Minimum Bid Price Rule"), this matter is now closed.
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FreeSeas Inc. is a Marshall Islands corporation with principal offices in Athens, Greece. FreeSeas is engaged in the transportation of drybulk cargoes through the ownership and operation of drybulk carriers. Currently, it has a fleet of Handysize and Handymax vessels. FreeSeas' common stock trades on the NASDAQ Global Market under the symbol FREE. Risks and uncertainties are described in reports filed by FreeSeas Inc. with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which can be obtained free of charge on the SEC's website at http://www.sec.gov. For more information about FreeSeas Inc., please visit the corporate website, www.freeseas.gr.
Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains forward-looking statements (as defined in Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) concerning future events and the Company's growth strategy and measures to implement such strategy, including expected vessel acquisitions. Words such as "expects,'' "intends,'' "plans,'' "believes,'' "anticipates,'' "hopes,'' "estimates,'' and variations of such words and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Although the Company believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, no assurance can be given that such expectations will prove to be correct. These statements involve known and unknown risks and are based upon a number of assumptions and estimates which are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and contingencies, many of which are beyond the control of the Company. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially include, but are not limited to, changes in the demand for drybulk vessels; competitive factors in the market in which the Company operates; risks associated with operations outside the United States; and other factors listed from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Company expressly disclaims any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to any forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect any change in the Company's expectations with respect thereto or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any statement is based.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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"My mother passed away two years ago and my sister last year," the Jomo Cosmos striker says. "I am now the only breadwinner at home providing for the five members of my family ..."
Nontshinga, who is among the four new faces included in Pitso Mosimane's squad to face Ivory Coast in the Nelson Mandela Challenge in Port Elizabeth next weekend, says he owes his call-up to his boss, Jomo Sono.
"I want to thank 'Bra J' for this achievement," the Port Elizabeth born striker says.
"I feel I owe it all to him and he deserves thanks for everything has done to me since recruiting me to Cosmos this season.
"I wish both my mother and sister were here to share the excitement with me and I want to dedicate this call-up to them."