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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Wawa with free parking
Situated in Wawa, this motel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Bucks Marina and within 3 mi (5 km) of Silver Falls and Michipicoten Post Provincial Park. Magpie High Falls is 4.1 mi (6.6 km) away.
Property Features
Tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and free self parking are available at this motel. WiFi in public areas is free.
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All 14 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers, plus free WiFi and TVs with DVD players. Other amenities available to guests include free local calls, hair dryers, and desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Mystic Isle Motel features tour/ticket assistance and multilingual staff. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 14
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- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
- DVD player
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Television
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Free WiFi
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 2
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Pet fee: CAD 25.00 per pet (varies based on length of stay)
- Pet deposit: CAD 100 per stay
We should mention
This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Alcohol is not served at this property.

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We can't figure out if this packaging for the Sennhesier CX 300 headphones — made entirely of cardboard — is real or just a design prototype. Clearly previous CX 300 were packaged in the typical hard plastic shell, but perhaps Sennheiser has adopted this easy-to-recycle packaging. But if they have, John brought up a very good point: what retailer is going to accept something so easily slashed and swiped? Those horrible blister packs that are impossible to open are impossible to open on purpose: they're designed to make shoplifting more difficult. Anyway, has anyone seen this in the wild? I'd like to thing it's real. And if it's just a prototype, well, good job! Eco Friendly Packaging [Design Muse via The Dieline]
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10 Responses to "Does Sennheiser use this cardboard packaging? (If they don't, they should)"
It's real. My girlfriend bought a pair of them from Amazon last week, we were amazed at the sheer volume of corrugated cardboard used in the packaging. It's an entire block of cardboard!
yep i got that as well.. it is really well put together but they could probably used half as much.. still better than polystyrene or whatever.
plus it feels really solid… and can be used as a 3d jigsaw once you have removed the headphones (which are very good BTW)
regarding this vs blister pack, the cables are quite intertwined with the cardboard, it is the work of a secont or two to get them out, I don't think it would be significantly easier than with blisterpacks, plus you'd need a knife for either operation.
or maybe this is for online sales only?
Yes, it's real. It's 100% cardboard, with the main body (as in the photo) made of thick recycled corrugated, which goes inside a thin box of recycled card, and then a small band of unrecycled white card with a colourful design printed on it, wraps around the outside, preventing you from opening it until you tear the banner apart.
Also, r.e the theft issue, it is online only – the model is called the "CX300 Eco", and it's an Amazon-Sennheiser exclusive thingy.
Most retailers that are concerned for small-size high-ticket items just put them in those re-useable clamshells that have the un-deactivatable EAS coil in them. The cashier has the key thing to open the clamshell, and they're made of super-heavy-duty lexan so you can't just slash them open. Most places that let you pick your own ink off the shelf use these, as well as for memory sticks/cards, small HDs, anything small but expensive.
Those blister packs are the DRM of physical goods. Only the honest people are affected. Shoplifters carry box cutters and open them up in a faraway corner of the shop in a couple seconds.
I am a packaging designer and I agree it would be great if we could use packages like that, but most big retailers (Target for example) will return any opened package as defective, forcing us to make the impossible to open clamshells we've all grown to hate
Blister packs are awful. I made a large dent on my brand new X360 Windows gamepad while trying to open one.
I bet you that if this type of packaging is ever widely used in stores, it'll be completely sealed inside a plastic blister pack.
I recently bought a Canon digital camera at Future Shop, and they had the nice cardboard box packaged inside a completely pointless blister pack that contained nothing more than a thin piece of paper to add some color to the blister packaging and frame the box.
If only the plastic in those blister packs was (more) biodegradable, or even made out of bioplastic, or something similar, it would help.
Also, Sennheiser earbuds: the best-sounding 30$ earbuds I've ever owned, hands-down.
I'm not entirely sure why they only seem to be available with said packaging from Amazon UK, but regardless, they're still great headphones. Comfortable, great sounding, with surprisingly decent sound blocking, especially since they (albeit silently…) revised them a little while ago to give them an iPhone-friendly jack.


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The tail light wiring harness in the cargo area is not protected very well. As a result it may become damaged due to normal wear a tear. This damage can causing some or all of the rear lights to stop working.
My Chevrolet Express 1500 (chevy express 2500 or 3500 has the same fixture) has been experiencing a problem with the rear tail lights, same issue as many have mentioned by several others here as well. Although I have no idea if it is related, but after having a hitch installed on my 2002 Chevrolet express, the lower brake light (both left and right) stopped working when the headlights were on. They worked fine when the headlights were turned off. After a visit to a local mechanic I was told that the rear light wire harness / wire socket was damaged and needed to be replaced. The price would be $550 to replace both sides!! After a 5 minute search I found replacement parts on ebay for $35 (Dorman 923-015). Installed in about 20 minutes and got it working again perfectly. The assembly is very easy (never tried anything like this before, but could not be easier). Saved over $500 in less than a half hour. - Mathew Owen
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fuck ya eh. that song in the trailer sounds sweeeet.
Should be great if their discog is anything to go by.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-74672231705612315062015-06-29T14:31:24.377-04:00Awkward City, Population 1A glimpse into the odd and often embarrassing misadventures of Carlye WiselCarlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-63557679766195641122015-06-09T13:54:00.000-04:002015-06-09T13:54:52.311-04:00Make It Bounce

Oh, hey there! Am I:

A) Living out my dream life as a carnival's "trampoline ride" attendant?
B) Trying and failing at a Cirque de Soleil class I bought on Groupon four years back and finally used?
C) Exercising?

Answer: C! Believe it, guys. I actually tramp tramp tramp on the regular -- it's a horrifically difficult exercise wrapped in a birthday party of a concept -- but for more on how I lost weight by pretending I was trapped inside a bounce house, you'll have to bop your own self over to Racked.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-48223250562448920322015-06-09T13:32:00.000-04:002015-06-09T13:32:04.497-04:00Kung Pow Chicken

Some days, my job requires filling my bloodstream with coffee, holing up on the couch and only breaking for bathroom trips while plunking out an endlessly long story. And, on other days, I do Jake Gyllenhaal's boxing workout and (barely) live to tell about it.

If you've ever wanted to know what it's like to Superman an incredibly strong trainer, or hang out with the guy who makes Hugh Jackman strong, or jump rope until you nearly vomit, well then hey, you're in the right place! Drop by Racked to read why all the hot models are throwing on gloves to beat bags senseless, and why I fell for it, too.

Boom!

Pow!

Click here to read!

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-79229699686353697632015-05-19T03:50:00.000-04:002015-05-19T03:50:35.118-04:00ON HOLIDAY
In Japan, eating everything matcha flavored and uni slathered that I can find. Will be back in the states at the end of May with posts, newz and links to all the stories I miraculously churned out between my wedding and honeymoon. Until then, I'll be living my dream life at bunny cafes and plotting how to work for a Japanese company ASAP.

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Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-69341733527847775562015-04-20T10:39:00.000-04:002015-04-20T10:39:22.788-04:00Makeup For Days (and days and days and days)
Last week, I tried out Rouge NY's monthly makeup membership for Racked New York. Spoiler alert: they made me look like a lady!

Get it on ny.racked.com.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-60060523256545588262015-04-16T13:29:00.000-04:002015-04-16T13:29:04.717-04:00SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
I studied a lot in school because I was told to, even though I definitively had no academic future. I mean, you go to class *knowing* you won't become a surgeon, but you don't wanna screw future-you over just in case, right?

Well, clearly, I should have been a little less worried because my future has no textbook knowledge in it whatsoever. Now, all of my favorite gigs involve me shouting my thoughts and feelings from the rooftop — and today, I get to do it from the adorable shoe mill that ASOS has become!

Check out my many thoughts on shiny flats, skyscraper-high heels and superb oxfords in the video above for Racked. And, I mean, c'mon, how good are those flats?!

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-89205569395191430792015-04-16T13:21:00.000-04:002015-04-16T13:22:27.881-04:00Why We Can't Have Nice Things Podcast: Episode 16

How do I love Anna Callegari? Let me count the ways. There's the way she split a dress open at a wedding. There's the inside info on what it was like majoring in voice, mastering an Australian accent and Joan Rivers' apartment. (And, when that's not enough, there's the Friends binge-watching she's keen to comment on.)

This actress and comedian gave Why We Can't Have Nice Things the low down dirty on being a profesh actress, from Masterchef Junior intel to the celebrity names she peeks on casting sign-in sheets. She's full of gems, and well, if you listen, you'll get to hear the rest of them (!)

Check it out above, on the site and in the iTunes Podcast store! <3

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-55514123842335033722015-04-16T13:14:00.000-04:002015-04-16T13:14:18.786-04:00And I Am A Material GrrlHey, look!
It's that dum-dum standing silently for the first time ever!

The cool doods behind Material Wrld came by a couple weeks ago to peep my closet, ask me some major style Q's, and chit-chat about life in New York City.

Drop by their site to see the first installment of their Seller Spotlight series!

Check it out here.

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-59909615366070587992015-04-13T12:37:00.001-04:002015-04-13T12:37:36.183-04:00Sephora Addict's Not-So-Anonymous

I don't know much about applying makeup, but when it comes to saving money, I am your sensai.

I am embarrassed to admit that I spent most -- all? most? -- of my free time at Sephora. My makeup drawer won't close, I have back-up tinted moisturizers for when mine run out (which they never do), and I currently am operating with a rotation of no less than five concealers, a sixth of which I'm eyeing to purchase this week. I have spent so much time in their classes, watching their tutorials and researching the website that I've accidentally become a "makeup person"; one of the crazies who obsesses over brands and contours like a maniac because they can and they will.

Sure, I usually look like a small homeless extra of the musical Oliver! with brown streaked across my face...but you won't *believe* what I know about getting free samples! Come with me, as we take a cheapskate's journey through the aisles of Sephora for Racked, complete with bonus tips from my mother. Get your learn on right here.
Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-65875472769721163782015-04-08T13:27:00.001-04:002015-04-08T13:27:20.442-04:00Mickey, Minnie and Me

Newsflash: I am anal. I didn't know I was anal, though, until I planned my bachelorette party. Yes, that sentence should send off tiny red flags in your mind, because who plans their own celebration for themselves being in love? (Me, I do.) The thing is, navigating Disney as an adult who has eschewed child goals (dine at Be Our Guest, ride Peter Pan's flight, get a picture with Elsa) for adult ones (successfully drink around Epcot's World Showcase, fit nine girls into one hotel room without them murdering each other, stay up until 3am) means that you have to plan, and plan a *lot*. Sure, it all paid off — despite the veritable monsoon we were stuck in, the weekend went off perfectly — but even more so, I learned how to organize a Disney vacation like a master mom boss.

Thankfully, my newfound wisdom coincided with Travel + Leisure's gorgeous new redesign, so I dropped some knowledge on their newly beautified website. I cannot believe how much one needs to know about Disney World just to visit Disney World, so hopefully, this will help someone else go a bit longer without having to realize they, too, are insanely anal.

Doing the Lord's work here, people. Doin' it.

Check the story out on Travel + Leisure, and mourn regular lack of churros along with me at our insane Instagram hashtag collective, #OurFriendCarlyeIsGettingMarriedSoWeAreInDisney. Seriously, we had a helluva time:

Sigh. If only there could be Mickey ice cream bars at the wedding, too...

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-32605675810381460582015-04-03T13:31:00.000-04:002015-04-03T13:31:53.182-04:00Free Photos Of My Ass (You're Welcome)
For this month's installment of my Racked exercise column, I visited OrangeTheory, my new favorite exercise studio, and kind of found it to be the perfect exercise for someone with my level of cardio need and ADD tendencies.

I'm big-time into the workout — you can read all about it here — but I'm even more taken by the hilarious fact that I brought a couple of gals along for the trial class, and that really pretty photo in the headline...is essentially the public internet debut of my and all my friends' butts. See:

 ^^^that's my butt!

 that's my butt again!^^^

Now, because of how my eyes were plopped into my skull, I've never seen my butt while working out, but I'm pleased to know my magic no-line underwear are *clearly* doing their job. (What, you think I'm wearing a thong? Please, it's enough that I put on illuminator to be photographed while jogging.) They're these, they're amazing, and yes, my mom found them first and is always right.

Check out the story, buy the underwear, and try wearing makeup next time you work out. It's a good "fuck you" to have in your back pocket for a studio you hate that happens to have white towels.

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-17545534296439259582015-03-27T14:53:00.000-04:002015-03-27T14:53:44.462-04:00Charlotte Oly-Fuck-Mpia

Yesterday, I went to the Charlotte Olympia sample sale for Racked and spent all of my blood money on shoes.

You can check out the nitty gritty about the thousands of pairs of shoes I didn't buy because I was trying to keep it in check, *~*or*~* you could read that and then watch a video of me freaking the hell out about getting 80% off my fave-o-rite shoe designer.

Read here, watch above, mourn that we don't have endless cash flow to pool into a never-ending river of joke purses and funny shoes with me all day, every day, forever and ever.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-11927641582496830142015-03-25T11:44:00.000-04:002015-03-25T18:37:22.420-04:00thirty days

In one month from today, I'll be married.

In one month, I'll have a new to do list; one that requires informing the government that I exist in New York, that I've been seeing this guy for a while and that we like each other enough to have our accountant link our tax returns together. My name will change and I'll get that sweet, sweet health insurance; both are equally weird and exciting.

If all goes according to plan, I never have — and never will — have properly dated in New York City. For a writer who lives in Manhattan and really likes shoes, this conclusive end to Carrie Bradshaw comparisons is more luxurious than any combination of seaweed spa treatments on earth.

In a month from today, I'll be in that dress. The one that cost twice what we planned for, the one I liked enough to put back on for a second time, the one we discovered was sewn irregularly and had to be completely reconstructed last weekend, which the Romanian designers assure us they're sorry, so sorry for.

I'm on a powdered food diet. I haven't been telling anyone, but let's just call it what it is. The exercise plan did not take as well as the midnight dessert habit did. It's been hard, very hard, but not impossibly so. I find, for the first time, that I don't despise exercise — I only dread it. Lately, if something isn't sore, it doesn't feel right.

I've barely cried. I haven't lost my mind, but I'm still sorry for all the things I said when I was hungry.

I miss going out to dinner and coming home full and drunk and loopy and passing out covered in mascara. I'm no longer allowed to experience both at the same time, not until this dress fits.

My brain routinely shuts off at 4:15pm. I can't concentrate between my nutritionally designed soup and my nightly dinner of protein and vegetables.

I'm finally in shape, or closing in on it. If there was a time to do so, it's now; still, the closet housing my too-tight clothing remains outside the bedroom. It's all still too-tight. I'm on my way, but not done. I nearly backhand a girl on the N train because she smushes four where three belong, sitting too closely to me in this zonked-out state. Oh right, it's after 4pm. I need a snack; I have none left except for the chalky soup that I can't bother to eat. I'll have to break today's diet, again, just like I have done 29 out of the past 30 days. I eat a yogurt. Fuck.

The plan sounds more excessive than it is. I wish I could be more excessive, actually. I wish I cared more, I wish I could lose my mind so much in the wedding vortex that the diet became a problem that people whispered and friends secretly group texted about, but I just don't care enough. I really don't. I haven't lost the extra weight since fourteen years ago, when I vowed this will be the year! while clomping up that C Building staircase. I can't help it, my brain is hardwired for soft cheeses and hourly snacks and red Skittles and grains of salt floating atop shiny, butter-swatted carbohydrates. You can take the girl out of the Midwest, but you can't yada yada.

I chew Jelly Bellys for the flavor and spit them out when Ben's not looking. I am ashamed of this.

I'm mostly tired and always hungry. I have a splitting headache that pulsates each time I leave the house. I think it's allergy related, or sugar-related, but whatever, I'll go when I get that good insurance in four week's time.

All the vain things on my life long To Do list now have expiration dates -- teeth whitening. Contacts. Hair coloring. Hair glosses. Eyebrow shaping. My mom jokes that my wedding night will be spent stripping off all the false things attached to my body, only it's not a joke because it's actually a list of all the things I need to remember to do before going to sleep.

I purchase a bag of clip-in hair. It "lasts forever", or so I'm told. Tina Fey shops there, according to the faded celebrity photos lining the walls. It costs one-fifth of my total checking account.

The sheer definition of spending has hit a paradigm shift. Everything goes on the share card. I kid about changing my resume to say I was an event designer from 2014-2015, only it's not a joke. I may have to do it, if only to explain the time gap.

My full-time job is being a bride, my hobby is writing. This is the only thing that has driven me to tears. Not the dress being sewn off-kilter or worrying about makeup maybe being too glittery or the fact that our hotel room is, in every literal sense of the word, not yet built. It's this, which sinks inside me like accidentally swallowing a small fish bone, scraping the whole way down, passing just underneath the heart.

I remind myself you can rush deliver anything, even though I'm not sure that's true. I wasn't exaggerating, I really do not know where I'm staying the night of the wedding. And it's scaring me how I'm not scared by any of it. None of it, really. "How is this going to work?" "It's all going to be fine" goes every conversation, while I actively wonder in the background if my extended family needs typed-out directions on how to get to Manhattan from JFK if they're arriving during rush hour on that Thursday.

My brain is a cyclone of thoughts like these. "Oh fuck, I need lingerie now" and "What do they even wear in Japan?" and "How do I put my dress on when my makeup is done, is it over the top or do I step into it?" and "Am I going to be able to see my family Friday morning or will I be busy?" and "I hope the pearls don't fall off in that one spot" and "What's my something old?" and "If I'm getting gel nails, what can I do that's bridal but also me but also respectable but also crazy-fun?". It never slows down.

We've planned a black tie-optional wedding. We're trying to make it us. These two things are nearly impossible to coincide; we spend eleven straight months fitting square pegs into circle holes and pushing and pushing until something fits. Each time it does, my brain explodes into small celebration of happy fireworks and relief. I don't know how, but we've merged a gala event, a child's 2nd birthday party, an art instillation and a state fair into one event. It's a feat I cannot wait to see.

I'm so hungry. I'm totally going to have to eat a second salad today. Fuck.

We reach a crossroads, upon which we decide if we care about this party or don't. We do. This choice informs every hour of every day of every month that follows it.

I tell myself a wedding is not a marriage is not a wedding, but there's overlap, obviously. There are to be no vows, no speeches. We love each other and that's already gross enough; we don't need to luxuriate in it like pigs twisting through mud on a hot July morning. We know it, we know it well, and that should be enough. We seem to be alone in this way of thinking.

The party will be spectacular, I'm confident. Everyone thinks I'm not excited; it's just the word choice. Excitement is the up, disappointment is the down; I will not waver towards either of the spectrums. I refuse to feel any sadness or stress on that day, to care more about the details of a party or the shape of a white dress than the weight of a lifelong promise to someone I've publically admitted I like more than everyone else I know. My priorities are in check. The food will be great, the party will be fun, the band should be cool, and the after party will be glorious.

Any excitement is buried down, down, down. After all, there's still so much to do.

Everyone says I'll remember nothing. It's a whirlwind! or It's a blur! or It's totally normal to forget everything about your wedding day!, like some weird amnesia that cost thousands and thousands of dollars to contract. I think about how when they're back home, our parents' friends will reference the wedding they just went to and the dress the bride wore and a picture of me will appear, a blurry picture of my body on their iPhone 6, and suddenly, I feel very exposed. An outfit I thought was neat will soon be fodder on a decaf coffee date at Starbucks with people I do not know and will never meet. This is supposed to be normal. It doesn't feel normal.

I fear it a bit. I fear I'll enjoy it, I'll enjoy that blur like anyone would, and Monday morning I'll wake up and realize the best moment of my life just passed me by and it's over and I cherished so little of what led up to it. I'm scared I'll miss it as much as I miss my bachelorette party, an unbelievable weekend that didn't resonate as life-altering until it was over. I fear that I'll realize how cold, how very, very dark the realization of how the people I love are scattered so far away from me at any given time, and joining them together for one night is like unplugging a Whack-A-Mole game: it's a falsified win. I'm scared to really think about how everyone will be in one room, and how it won't happen again until I'm pale faced, dressed in my most respectable outfit and trapped inside a mahogany death box.

But most of all, I fear that I'll be one of those people who Instagrams about their dress for the following six weeks because they feel it, the feeling that the greatest thing that ever happened to them, their singular happy moment of being so special and so loved slipping through their fingers as they try, try so hard to keep it alive, to keep it relevant so people still see it and still care before it all just becomes memories and tattered photos that people who weren't there look at and try to imagine the background details of. From the moment it ends, the decor and colors and smells all fade, fade, fade away until the memory is hazy and only those two or three anecdotes still stick; an entire year of planning and entire lifetime of love whittled down into a photo and a story or two told from people who saw it with their own eyes to people who didn't and will never know how magic it really was.

But then again, I'll most likely dribble nacho cheese down the front of my dress, upset my mother greatly and no one will ever let me live to forget it.

Either way, I guess we'll just have to see.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-17666454797719810122015-03-23T14:27:00.000-04:002015-03-23T14:27:29.575-04:00Hermit Status: Broken

YES YES Y'ALL, I fuckin' did it. I left my house in winter. And best part is? I didn't even have to do it that often to stick to this social diet. If I was Kanye-ing my story for you, I'd rap something like:

Make plans, book 'em right / show up, keep your friendships tight / birthday parties, never front / tell 'em no and make it blunt / They call me Head & Shoulders 'cuz / I won't flake like your girl does / So pen it in and I'll be there / Ooooooh, check out that Gcal flair!
Anyone know a greeting card company hiring? These rhymes gotta go somewhere. I'll check back after my chiropractor appointment that I'll be *on time for*. KILLING IT.

Check out the story over on Racked!

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-14694088995470967072015-03-19T23:36:00.000-04:002015-03-19T23:36:33.620-04:00DOWN WITH CLEANING DOWN WITH ORGANIZATION
I put on my finest two-piece pajama suit to give you the 411 on precisely why I'm so against keeping a home clean as a whistle. Some of these arguments have been honed over the years, back when a path had to be carved from door to mattress in my childhood bedroom (the good ol' cluttered days!), but for years since then, too, I've had rage face towards anything involving keeping a home shiny-clean. And, as it's morphed from being someone else's home to my very own, where the stakes are higher, I still can't seem to put a dish in the dishwasher without being forced to do so.

I'd tell you more about what's going on in that snippy above, but I definitely have a deadline in the next 12 hours that is nowhere near being met so I gotta hop hippy hop to it. (Employers: I swear I'll be better next time.) 'Til that starts, I'll direct you towards that leisure suit-clad woman with the over-the-top lipstick for more. She's nice and can't figure out how to make this video less fuzzy, but she made contouring happen so she doesn't give a fuq.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-63188537042483717082015-03-09T16:05:00.000-04:002015-03-09T16:05:33.049-04:00High-Low, Just How It Goes.
I've spent the majority of the past four days slaving away at taxes in my living room. I've taken to such extreme measures of boredom that not only did I begin watching Season 1, Episode 1 of Fraiser because I'm caught up on *every sitcom on television*, but my eyeballs are burning from extreme screen time staring at an endless Google Spreadsheets window wherein I reinforce how very, very without money I am when I write off a $1.29 app downloaded from iTunes back in February of 2014.

It's a sad, sad showcase, especially when Moda Operandi is touting their newest season wares all over every social outcry on the web. I successfully avoided their shop-o-rama until a friend sent me the retail price for their much-Instagrammed headphones — a bonkers $7095 — and I found myself in a downward spiral, dropping my jaw at kill-yourself good lipstick heels and ridiculous arts and crafts dresses.

But, the Dolce & Gabbana look that unhinged me most from reality was this insane-o white doodle gown shown near the end of the show:

Yeah, ok, it's a bit much — even without the $8,995 price tag — but can you imagine if this was on the shelf when I was shopping for a wedding dress?! I almost could have made an excuse to buy it. Sure, I'd still be sitting here, on the carpet, writing off $4.55 of Post-Its from Staples because I'm bad at saving money and even worse at keeping track of it, but what a dream it would be to wear a doodle dress in all of my photos and terrify every living relative in the process. I know, that's not what weddings are about, but until I find some other reason to justify this get-up, I'll be sitting here, writing off dollar by dollar, dreaming of how I can afford that gown.

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-42750364195178393012015-03-03T14:21:00.000-05:002015-03-03T14:21:01.110-05:00On Screen
Here's the truth: I hate writing profiles. But, the second I stumbled across Hannah Lux Davis' incredible life, I knew I had to dust off the ol' chops and share her story on Racked.

This powerhouse directs stars like Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus on-camera, has insane nail art game, and couldn't be a kinder, cooler woman. Basically, the David LaChapelle of our generation just so happens to be your dream best friend.

Read on, read on, read on.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-83591245896489982102015-02-20T17:09:00.000-05:002015-02-20T17:09:02.644-05:00Surf & Turf
I went surfing in winter and didn't even have to shimmy my body into a wetsuit. If this sounds like a dream come true, well, that's because it is. I dropped by SurfSet New York City to get my swerve on in the dead of winter, and it was, uh, the most awesome. I don't want to spoil the story, but rest easy knowing SurfSet has expanded like crazy, and there's most definitely one in a neighborhood near you.

For all things surfing, I'll direct you to the story on Racked. For all other important things, well, just take a quick glance below:

Do you see that?!?! A flattering photo of me working out?! I'm not a Victoria's Secret model planking in patterned graphite leggings. I'm a regular schmo with a significant amount of "trouble areas", and this picture came out grrrreat.

Granted, that wonky eye is only part-glasses, part-unsymmetrical face, but Racked's staff photographer really killed it on this one. This post was also somewhat brought to you by the sample queens over at Sephora, though, who told me to mix this luminizing thing with my foundation and I'd look all JLO dewy and they were right. Sephora and I are totally OTP. After all, corporations are people, right?

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-63988848052768670252015-02-20T13:47:00.001-05:002015-02-20T13:47:33.168-05:00I'm In Love With The Cake-o
I don't have many traditions. I barely have any routines. I've spent the past year and a half trying to formulate a schedule that works for the fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants life that freelancing brings about, but even that hasn't stuck. Yet, against all odds, I made a decision last month that I've somehow stuck to.

I am going to become an Oscars party person.

I think there's a common ground between a group of friends live-tweeting an awards show and rolling up with a fur stole and long cigarette and pretending like you're an oldey-time celebrity when, really, you burnt all of the bagel dogs and everyone is annoyed with the accent you're still holding up.

I wanted to make an Oscars party for the current era. A shebang to rememember! A PINTEREST PARTY.

I started on my journey, and covered the main five essentials in a story I wrote for Racked. The truth is, since I've written that, I've gone above and beyond. The price tally of this party is, uh, twice what I made for writing about it (whoops), I have pounds of gummy bears being shipped to my apartment as we speak, and I feel like i'm thisclose to figuring out how to throw a real, adult, Instagrammable, wonderful, beautiful, cute, delicious party. I mean, look at these Mendl's cakes from The Grand Budapest Hotel?! I made them! Sure, I had to deep-google "Mendl's Cake Recipe" about nine thousand times to perfect them, but still! I'm so proud. They're like kid art -- deep down you know it looks like shit, but you still can't help but beam.

Check the story out right here. Keep me (and Emma Stone) in your prayers this Sunday evening, mmk? I'll be here stuffing chocolate pudding inside Mendl's cake balls against all odds.

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-17804767315730235842015-02-09T18:27:00.003-05:002015-02-09T18:27:52.421-05:00Fashion Police — 2/16/2015

Now, I never thought I would be defending a member of the Kardashian Klan over a place of my employment, but hey! Lay off that sweet Bruce Jenner! The man has spent over twenty years supporting this family through everything. Think about it: standing by Kris while she's attempting to be write cookbooks and have her own talk show, co-habitating with Kim while she's participating in sham marriages and releasing sex tapes, spending every holiday and family vacation with Scott Disick (!) — and all the man wants to do is dress like a woman?! That's what we're making such a big deal out of? It's a miracle he's not holed up in a cabin out back of the Kardashian enKlave slowly pulling deer and other woods-dwelling animals limb by limb, making lounge chairs out of their bones. Good lord, let him live Bruce truth in peace. If anyone to deserves to live they life they want, IT IS THIS MAN. He must have the patience of a saint. (And, clearly, a better hairdresser than I.)

Anyway, jokes, outfits, laughs commence:

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-11465514166568430012015-02-05T15:20:00.001-05:002015-02-05T15:20:24.548-05:00Melancholy and the Infinite Winter Sadness
I don't remember in a time in my life where it was February and I wasn't cold. I grew up in Chicago, a land of extremes, where the long, dark, six-month stretch of winter was spent stuffed and layered, children bending over to tie their shoes like small, overstuffed wallets. I don't remember much of what I wore when I was young, but I recall every snowsuit — the pastel one that hung in a cubby in elementary school, the red Obermeyer one from T.J. Maxx that my mom said was much more expensive at the department store. I remember seeing an episode of Laguna Beach as a teen where they stood in front of a Christmas tree at the mall with their legs exposed and realized that until then, I hadn't fully understood that not everybody lives like this.

I'm used to dark days, leaving school when the sky spells nighttime but your watch reads 5:30pm. I'm too familiar with artificial heat, the warmth of a school bus picking you up after practice or a thoughtfully pre-started vehicle dropping you off at a friend's house. The smell of a radiator always brings me back to the long, rectangular one in the basement that made the room liveable, burning with the same bright red light of the electric stove I'd later cook a can of Amy's Low-Sodium Lentil Soup on for dinner every winter night in my tiny East Village apartment.

My hometown is, of course, named The Windy City for its political affairs, but those three words only draw back to the time I nearly fell over while pushing through a gust of sharp, biting air caught between two skyscrapers on a frigid childhood trip downtown. While the summer is, as any Lollapalooza attendee will offer up, unbearably hot, it's the cold that sticks out as unforgettable. The small rotation of stories my mom tells about her pregnancies mostly revolve around the tiny fur coat she'd put on newborn me when I couldn't sleep, or the time she wiped out on the ice while rushing to the hospital to give birth to my brother. (I cannot recall my Twitter password, but know by heart that he was born on "the coldest January day on record") Our memories drip with icicles, just like the roof of our two-story house.

I eventually left the burning cold of the Chicagoland suburbs for college at 18, and headed downstate to Champaign-Urbana, a set of Illinois towns whose summertime benefit of being 10 degrees cooler than than the city was never felt. I created a new lexicon of words to define the whipping cold around us, including "sleeping bag coats", the neck-to-knee insulated protection that nearly every girl on campus wore, and "drunk jacket", the (very, very dumb) process of chugging back-to-back shots of vodka and running to the bar without said coat so we wouldn't be forced to carry it all night or, even worse, have ours mistakenly taken by someone else. (In case I'm not explaining this clearly enough, you couldn't kick a pile of snow without hitting someone wearing a full-length black quilted The North Face coat.)

I experienced windburn often, walked backwards frequently, and learned that, during long walks shuffling boot-clad feet through the iced-over quad, it's always the pinky toes that go numb first.

I moved to New York five years back, when the promise of a more mild winter laid ahead of me. Even my Grandmother, who worked sparingly in the city as the editor of Mobil Travel Guide, frequently recalls of a time when her co-workers cautiously reported of a heavy snowfall outside, and she peeked through the window to just a few snowflakes, hitting the ground and immediately melting away.

But, it's not like that anymore. This — this isn't the New York winter I was promised. The ice stands in rolling mountains on the edge of sidewalks, making it impossible to pass up the slow tourists shuffling down the street, likely craving a few days away from home and not planning on it going like this. The cold is somehow colder, the empty complaints heard in elevators and small talk elevated to a level of confusion and justified exasperation.

I dress like shit now, too. Well, I'll rephrase: I'm wearing a fun outfit, but you just can't see it. Picking out what I'm going to wear, once my favorite part of the day, is now completed by craning my neck upwards towards all the thick things bulging out from the tippy-top of my closet, passing up beloved vintage blouses, threadbare t-shirts, patterned pants and dresses, stretchy jeans and anything else that doesn't serve the carnal purpose of just. staying. warm. I dedicate equal amount of shelf space to underwear and Uniqlo HeatTech products. I own sweatpants for home, sweatpants for outdoors and sweatpants for pulling over my leggings when I go to the gym, none of which are warm enough without a second layer underneath. My fiancee, who runs so hot that we used to sleep with the AC on in December, now owns long johns. Last year, we bragged of the endless stream of heat that conveniently emanated out of our loft apartment's pipes. This year, it's so drafty we're not even sure if they're on.

"But...but you're from Chicago!", everyone spouts back at me. "How can you complain about winter?!" How can I complain about winter? Because I've earned the right to. I ran outside in thermal leggings for track practice, I pulled my tired, hungover ass out of bed, threw a puffy coat on top of it and earned a degree in this nonsense. I have spent 27 years of my life habitually freezing, and I just don't know if I have it in me to do it anymore.

I'm tired of being cold. I'm tired of wanting to carry tea, not to drink, just to keep warm. I'm tired of categorizing shoes by ones I can wear with a thin sock, with tights and a sock, and with two woolen thick socks on really bad days. I'm tired of the fact that I have nostalgia of brands like The North Face, Wigwam and Smartwool, but couldn't even tell you where I bought jean shorts as a kid.

I miss heat coming from the sky like it's some sort of hot boyfriend I let go of and have regretted every sense. I'm so sick of spending money on products that mimic my skin being bronzed with the glow of the outdoors, a lie I tell too often and wish was true. My skin burns, itches in rejection of the dryness, empty lotion bottles pooling in my drawer where sunscreens could have been.

I don't know what the fuck happened to this city. New York is supposed to be a place of style and intrigue and excitement, but now it's just a tundra with its inhabitants scurrying over frozen basement doors, layering like it's a blizzard on a normal Tuesday and bowing at the altar of Netflix seven nights of the week. I don't skip comedy shows and dinners with friends because I'm lazy, I skip them because I physically just can't think about enduring the freezing walk home. Staying inside in this city isn't just standing on this side of a sliding door, looking at pristine white-topped trees and waiting for the snow over the backyard pool to melt, either. It means staring at brick, concrete, brick, concrete, brick, concrete until you force yourself to stare outside, seeing the sunshine and remembering it's a lie, a false promise of warmth, and that it's much better to be trapped in here than shivering out there.

I know the skies will eventually part and the iced coffees will be advertised and soon, I'll be complaining of not being able to find a decent bathing suit in my price range, but it all feels far away. So, so, so, so far away.

Too far away, indeed.

(Image via NY Daily News)

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-15527342716801175232015-02-03T23:59:00.002-05:002015-02-04T00:03:12.355-05:00It's A Piece Of Patchwork

Zara's SS15 campaign is all the best parts of going to Woodstock without having to sleep on the ground. Suede and denim in one fell swoop, bell-cbottoms and Brandy Melville hair — there's even a dress made out of grandma curtains and a doily!

I mean this in all sincerity: I can't wait to pull a tendon in my shoulder from carrying all these rock stars to that cloth-bound dressing room. I've never not broken a sweat while waiting in line at Zara, and I do not intend on that ending that now.

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-58570346167651613992015-02-02T15:32:00.001-05:002015-02-02T15:33:09.165-05:00I See London, I See France, I See Me Holding Underpants
Lingerie confuses me. I wear a bra that is categorically considered athletic wear on the regular, buy underwear based on utility, not style, and have never found the answer to my question of "but when do you even put this...on?"

But, then a collegiate-level lesson came courtesy of a genius in the field of nether region coverings. I spent a morning with Journelle founder Claire Chambers for Racked, and she made me see the light about bodysuits, assless underwear and peek-a-boob bras. Are people really wearing this cool-ass stuff under their clothes? Is it weird that I buy my bras at Free People? It's looking like I gotta step my game up and invest in some of these thingamajigs stat.

One quick question, though — it still counts if I wear these under my NKOTB nightgown...right?

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-749804257351316032015-02-01T00:17:00.003-05:002015-02-01T00:19:34.992-05:00Locked, Stock And Barrel

You know that sweet, sweet snow day you got last week? Remember how good it felt to cancel ~everything~ you had on the books because it was only sort of snowy outside and DeBlasio was Jewish mothering us into thinking we'd die if we left the house?

Imagine if that was every day. Literally -- if you didn't leave the house for an entire week and relied on delivery apps, friends and a very patient fiancee to bring you everything from kickboxing lessons and manicures to ginger liquor and desperately-needed vegetables. I did it, and holy hell, was it crazy.

It was one of the wilder things I've done in the name of journalism — and turned me into an unexpected wino — but hermit living had its amazing parts, its terrible parts and...a whole lot more parts.

Check it out on Racked, and get some bonus knowledge on who to call if you need liquor and don't want to get up off the couch. Or expensive Chinese food. Or a massage. Or a pedicure. Or a personal trainer. Or CostCo toilet paper. Or...well, you get the idea.

Carlye Wiselhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-6555382541324141922015-01-29T12:49:00.000-05:002015-01-29T12:49:01.200-05:00SHOOP SHOOP DE HOOPWhat do you get when you combine one (1) terrified girl with two (2) aerial hoop classes and one million (1,000,000) photos of her greatest fear being acted out in real time?

The story I just wrote for Racked, of course.
I learned the ins and outs of Lyra as part of my ongoing coverage of weird-ass-exercise, which ended up being more so the ups, unders, arounds and throughs of the aerial hoop practice. I don't want to give anything away from the article — which is right over here — but let's just say I tried to quit both the class and my job over the course of this one, and somehow emerged with a weird interest and newfound love for ~aerial arts~.

Seriously, there's so much to say but I already wrote like SO MANY WORDS about it so just click the link already. Trust me, you'll flip for it (!!!)

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7467223170561231506.post-39884889995542960622015-01-26T00:30:00.002-05:002015-01-26T00:30:58.417-05:00Fancy Sweatpants, Ann Taylor Loft and Punctuations
My best friend Darla has been trying to convince me for years that Ann Taylor LOFT is cool, but because of my urge to disagree and inherent dislike for graduating to a non-teen mall store, I never believed her. Imagine my surprise when we stumbled into the store while shopping on a trip to Charleston together last fall, and I found myself blown away by where all the cute adult clothes I've needed forever had been hiding. (All hanging out there, together, without me!) Coincidentally, their in-house brand Lou & Grey had reached out to me to do a bit of writing just one day earlier, so as all kismet-touched events tend to be, this one was no less magical.

Fast forward a handful of months and a couple of seasons later, and an ode to every high school volleyball player and outbound flight passenger's bottoms of choice, the sweatpants, was born. It's a beautiful diatribe on the varied history and inspirational moments in the life of the fleece sets, and tees up the miraculous invention that is the "work jogger", a comfy cozy sweat that with enough attitude and the right top, can be worn to the office for extreme cozy.

If you don't own one of these, you are seriously missing out on a level of unprecedented comfort on par with feather duvets and officially backing out of bikini wax appointments. Check out the future of daytime comfort over on their blog, The Ampersand, and if you don't believe me that the sweats are so G.D. important, then just take a look at this:

So, so, so cute. Lou & Grey's got more likes than all of mine from this year combined on this bad boy. See? Trash your jorts and miniskirts: these joggers are all you'll ever need. (Besides a pile of snacks to curl up on the couch with.)

Carlye Wiselhttp://email@example.com


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Here's a chance to be like his idol
from Detroit Leprechaun (Ft. D'shon) – Vibrant Shadows on Genius
Oh, the irony. While the boy in the corner felt neglected by everyone, including the boy in the spotlight, he looks up to the boy in the corner, wanting to be more like him.
With his rep tarnished, the boy in the spotlight has the opportunity to be the new boy in the corner.
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1999 Ford F-350 Super Duty Question: PCM relay coil
where is the PCM RELAY COIL located? The 30amp fuse blows when i turn the key on. - plumbr
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PlanetSolar Betters its Own Transatlantic Record
The solar-powered vessel has recently sailed the 2,867 miles from Las Palmas to St. Martin, French WI, at an average 5.3 knots to break the earlier record. During the trip around the world (2010-2012), the MS Tûranor PlanetSolar sailed for 26 days from one side of the Atlantic to the other, thereby claiming the world record speed for a solar-powered transatlantic crossing and her first entry in the Guinness World Records™. It hasn't been broken since. It was not until 2013 that the largest solar boat in the world repeated the trip to realize a new global accomplishment: 22 days, 12 hours, and 32 minutes. During the transatlantic crossing, the crew encountered phases of substantial cloudiness for several consecutive days, and regularly had to optimize their route. The MS Tûranor PlanetSolar's captain, Gérard d'Aboville, explains that "it was necessary to make a significant deviation to the south, which increased the travelling distance by 7%, but enabled us to avoid winds and unfavorable swells." Furthermore, the ship's energy consumption had to be carefully managed in order to maintain an efficient speed and reach St. Martin in less than 26 days. It is with great pride that the crew set foot on dry land after 22 days at sea: "Once again
SatPhone Saves Typhoon Victim
A solo rower saved from the Pacific Ocean by Inmarsat's satellite phone, IsatPhone Pro, after his boat was severely damaged during a tropical typhoon Charlie Martell used the phone to contact Falmouth Coastguard in the UK to summon help after his boat capsized several times when it was hit by winds of up to 50 knots and waves of more than 50ft (15.25m). The double Guinness World Record holder was attempting to set three new world records and raise money for charity in a 4,500 mile (7
Partnership Sets Record for Mooring Depth
Delmar Systems, Inc. and Shell Deepwater Development, Inc. set another world record for mooring depth when the two companies partnered to moor Transocean Marianas in more than 7,500 ft. in the Gulf of Mexico. Semi-submersible drilling rig Marianas was moored in 7,569 ft. in Mississippi Canyon 657 using a Suction Anchor System and Delmar's Single Vessel Installation Procedure. The deepest anchor was set at 7,738 ft.
MAN B&W Brand Sets New Record
MES cumulative (total) production of MAN B&W engines MAN Diesel's Japanese licensee, Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. (MES), is celebrating a new milestone with its cumulative production of MAN B&W branded engines reaching the 60-million-BHP mark at the end of last month, a world record for a single brand. The new mark comes hard on the heels of the 50 million BHP mark, which MES reached just three years ago
Transocean Sets World Water-Depth Drilling Record
Transocean Ltd. (NYSE: RIG) (SIX: RIGN) today announced that the ultra-deepwater drillship Dhirubhai Deepwater KG2 has set what the company believes is a world record for the deepest water depth by an offshore drilling rig of 10,194 feet of water while working for Reliance Industries offshore India. The rig, which is owned by a joint venture with Quantum Pacific Group, surpassed Transocean's prior record of 10,011 feet of water
Odyssey Recovers 1.8 Million Ounces of Silver From Shipwreck
The latest recovery from SS Gairsoppa reportedly set the world record for deepest, largest precious metal recovery. Odyssey Marine Exploration said it has recovered more than 61 tons of silver bullion this month from a depth of nearly three miles. This recovery of bullion from the SS Gairsoppa, a 412-foot steel-hulled British cargo ship that sank in February 1941, consists of 1,574 silver ingots weighing about 1,100 ounces each or almost 1
Gas Turbines Give Austal Strategic Military Edge
Austal Ships' is furthering its strategic advantage in the growing market for high-speed military vessels, via its U.S. joint venture shipyard being short-listed to build an experimental vessel for a program sponsored by the United States' Office of Naval Research. Dubbed the "X-Craft," the 262-ft. (80-m) catamaran will feature twin LM2500 gas turbines and be capable of speeds of approximately 50 knots. Prime contractor for the project is San Diego-based Titan Systems Corporation
Earthrace Breaks Record, Joins Sea Shepherd
A year after the 100% biofuel eco-boat, Earthrace, finished its around the world dash, her international crew of volunteers have been officially named world record holders by the Union International Motonautique (UIM). The worldwide governing body for powerboating has confirmed that the team did break the ten-year old round the world speed record previously held by British boat, Cable & Wireless Adventurer, smashing the record by almost two weeks.
World Record-Breaking AHTS Delivered by Drydocks World
Drydocks World delivered Lewek Fulmar, the world's first UT788 CD Multi-functional Ultra Deep Water Anchor Handling Tug, Supply and Service vessel (AHTS). The vessel was built at Drydocks World's Singapore facility. The vessel has reportedly broken the world bollard pull record by an AHTS at 402.4T, surpassing the previous record of 397T. "We have now built four such vessels at our facility in Nanindah and a sixth vessel is under construction in Singapore
New World Record for Highest Freefall Lifeboat
Lifeboat and davit manufacturer Schat-Harding has set a new freefall lifeboat record with its new generation FF1200 boat. The boat was successfully dropped from a freefall height of 60 metres. The world record drop was conducted as part of the certification tests of the boat. "The FF1200 managed this height in an excellent way," says Geir Arne Veglo, CEO of Umoe Schat-Harding Equipment AS. "The FF1200 entered the water cleanly and made excellent headway
Silver Coins Worth $50 mln Recovered from WW2 Wreck
Marine salvage experts have recovered $50 million in silver coins from a ship sunk by a German submarine in 1942 as it was transporting the cash from India to London to help finance Britain's efforts in World War Two. Mauritius-based Deep Ocean Search
Wärtsilä Engine Bags Guinness World Record
The recently launched Wärtsilä 31 engine has achieved a Guinness World Records title for the most efficient four-stroke diesel engine. Guinness World Records is a universally recognized authority on record breaking achievement. This achievement was verified on May 26, 2015.
TransAtlantic Speed Record: Will it Ever be Broken Again?
Will the prestigious TransAtlantic speed and endurance record ever be broken? Should it? Twenty five years ago headlines around the world announced a new world record, the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean, by a ship built in Australia.
World Record Attempt: Suhay Tries to Break Distance by Dinghy Mark
In 2014, Robert Suhay tackled the "longest single-handed distance sailed in a dinghy by a male – 283.5 nautical miles (326.24 miles)" into the face of Hurricane Arthur for a Guinness World Record. Next week, Suhay will attempt to break his own record in a 14-foot Laser dinghy
DMC Builds the Smallest Ever Nozzle
Damen Marine Components (DMC), part of Damen Shipyards Group, announced it has smashed its propeller nozzle world record by 33 percent downwards. This downsizing to an inside diameter of 665 millimeters only - from the previous 1,000 mm 'entry level model' - marks a new milestone for
Kalmar's Super Gloria Sets world record at Lidhult, Sweden
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has entered the record books thanks to the remarkable heavy lift capabilities of its latest reachstacker, named Super Gloria. The reachstacker lifted a steel component weighing over 100 tonnes in front of an invited audience on Friday
IGCC System for Tokyo Electric Power
A consortium led by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd. (MHPS) has received an order from Tokyo Electric Power Company, Incorporated (TEPCO) for design work for a large-scale integrated coal gasification combined-cycle (IGCC) system to be adopted for a project to create the world's most
The Hydroptere Flies with Finesse
The hydrofoil trimaran Hydroptere will try for another nautical record with support from biotechnology leader Finesse Solutions After a year resting in Long Beach, the Hydroptere returns to sailing. French and American sponsors are joined by a new partner: Finesse Solutions of Santa Clara
CSCL's New Containership Sets Two World Records
Largest boxship undergoes tests, powered by largest engine China Shipping Container Lines Co. Ltd. (CSCL) ran sea trials from October 17-20 on its newbuilding, CSCL Globe, the first vessel in a series of five 19,000-teu, 400-meter containerships.
WMO: This Year May be Warmest on Record as Oceans Heat Up
Record high ocean temperatures will make 2014 the hottest year on record, or at least among the very warmest, in evidence of a long-term trend of global warming, the U.N.'s weather agency said on Wednesday. Including this year, 14 of the 15 most sweltering years on record will have been in the
Cheap Prices Drive Record Chinese Imports
Crude oil, iron ore and soybean shipments hit monthly record. China imported record levels of crude oil, iron ore and soybeans in December as the country took advantage of cheap global prices to boost shipments, despite faltering demand growth at home.
Maersk McKinney Moller Sets Container Loading Record
18,612 TEUs is the new world record for container loading, and was won by Maersk Line's Triple E Class vessel, Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller, first in the series of behemoths Danish company, which sailed early in the week from the port of Algeciras, Spain with this huge cargo
Munkebo Maersk, Biggest Ship Ever to Sail on the Thames
The 18,300 TEU Triple E container ship Munkebo Maersk became the largest ship to ever sail up the River Thames as it called at DP World London Gateway. The 399 metre long Munkebo Maersk, which weighs in at 195,000 tonnes and is 60 metre wide is one of the largest container vessels
Record Rig Berthing at Drydocks World
Drydocks World, the international service provider to the shipping, offshore, oil, gas and energy sectors, have simultaneously berthed 11 rigs in the Dubai yard, breaking its record of nine rigs at the yard set in February this year.
Statoil: Polarled Pipe-Laying Kicks Off
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Whether you've heard guitarist Dave Stryker leading his own group (with 24 CD's as a leader to date), co-leading The Stryker/Slagle Band, or as a featured sideman with Stanley Turrentine, Jack McDuff, and many others, you know why the Village Voice calls him "one of the most distinctive guitarists to come along in recent years." Dave made the 2012 Downbeat Critics Poll once again this year and his new CD is called "Blue to the Bone IV" (SteepleChase Music).
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Director Imtiaz Ali is not affected by the mixed response that his latest film "Highway" is fetching in theatres. In fact, he believes it just shows that his film is making people think.
"I had to make this film and I made it, and put in my best. Mixed reactions mean that people are thinking," the 42-year-old said here Saturday at a PVR Cinemas hall.
Sounding nonchalant, the director said: "I have no problem with it. It's good that there are mixed reactions. At least there are opinions. It is actually dangerous when people just say, 'It's good'," he added.
Imtiaz has co-produced "Highway" with Sajid Nadiadwala. The road movie stars Alia Bhatt and Randeep Hooda in lead roles.
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one of the most unique Bollywood movies. great story line and acting.
This movie will go down as one of the best.
Highway was one of a kind. Enjoyed every moment of it. Kudos to Imtiaz Ali, Alia,Randeep and the entire cast.
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Last chance to get tickets for Strictly Musicals gala event
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Members of Darlington Operatic Society (OS) will reprise their Strictly Musicals performances of some of the most famous musical numbers from Broadway and West End classics at Darlington Civic Theatre on Saturday (January 18).
The cast of 47 agreed to take part in the gala event to support Charles Johnson, the mayor of Darlington, and to raise funds for his mayoral charities and boost civic pride in the town.
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Tickets for the event, which starts at 7.30pm, are priced between £15 and £17 and are available from the theatre box office on 01325-486555.
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