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Philippine telecommunications company Globe Telecom on Monday opened the first international Globe Store in Italy's Milan, offering a variety of telecoms services such as the Globe local Italy SIM and prepaid load cards in various denominations.
Consumers typically waited at least three months for Apple to start selling new iPhones in China, triggering a flood of devices into the country's black market. As many as 5 million may be smuggled into China before the new models are officially available, said Neil Shah, Mumbai-based research director for devices at Counterpoint Research.
Apple Inc said many customers will need to wait until next month for their new iPhones after a record 4 million first-day pre-orders were logged, double the number for the iPhone 5 two years ago.
The company said demand had outstripped supply of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which feature larger screens and longer battery life. Deliveries of pre-orders will begin on Friday and will continue through October.
Bumper first-day pre-orders point to first-weekend sales of up to 10 million units, analysts estimated.
Wealthy mainland Chinese looking to buy the new iPhone 6 next week could expect to pay an eye-watering USD2,500 for the handsets in Hong Kong, following Apple's decision to delay the launch in China.
The speculation and frenzy surrounding the launch of Apple's iPhone6 ended on Tuesday with the unveiling of twin phones with 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch Retina HD displays, respectively.
While the bigger display is expected, the audience at Flint still widely erupted when Apple CEO Tim Cook introduced "the biggest advancement in history of the iPhone."
The popularity of smart connected devices are spurring strong demand for complementary accessories such as cradle docking and wireless speakers. GfK retail audit for these products in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia reported a substantial spike in overall sales volume and value by 79 and 29 percent, respectively, in the first seven months of the year.
Apple Inc. plans to include short-range wireless technology in its coming smartwatch, according to people familiar with the matter, signaling that it sees a role for the device in digital payments.
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Xiaomi's plan for world domination of the smartphone market expanded with its first foray in Indonesia, after a few thousand units of the Chinese mobile-phone maker's latest budget handset were sold online in a matter of minutes on Thursday.
Through the online shopping platform Lazada, Xiaomi sold 5,000 units of Redmi 1S in less than seven minutes, according to a statement on Xiaomi's official Facebook page.
Acer has partnered with Gome Electrical Appliances, an IT and consumer electronics retail chain in China, for the latter to sell Acer desktops, notebooks, AIO (all-in-one) PCs, tablets and projectors there, according to China-based tech.qq.com.
More than 1.25 billion smartphones will be shipped worldwide in 2014, representing a 23.8% increase from the 1.01 billion units shipped in 2013, according to a new mobile phone forecast from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker
Looking ahead, the research firm said total volumes are forecast to reach 1.8 billion units in 2018, resulting in a 12.7 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for the 2013–2018 forecast period.


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Two youngsters fired shots in the air after they were stopped by the UT Police at a naka near the dividing road of Sectors 50 and 51 on Tuesday. The two were overpowered by the police and arrested.
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"When we stopped the duo, we saw two live rounds in the car. So we asked them to come out so that the police officials can check the car. Following this, the two opened fire," one of the police officials said.
Head constable Tehal Singh, in-charge of the naka, said: "If I was not holding his [on of the men] arm, he would have shot at one of the constables at the naka." The two were overpowered by the police and arrested. Police officials said that both were residents of Barnala and were returning from Chandigarh after meeting some friends.
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"They had a 9mm pistol and the accused have failed to produce a license for the gun. Also the gun has no make printed," said Station House Officer Inspector Diwan Singh, Sector 34 police station.
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Look! A Carrot, Beet & Flower Centerpiece
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Vegetables are front and center in this seasonal centerpiece, which we spotted over at Design*Sponge. Mini golden beets, red beets, and carrots with their leafy green tops look splendid paired with calla lilies atop a bed of moss.
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I'm not a huge fan of traditional vases. They take up space under your counter and are tricky to wash. So I love these! We've shown you gourd and squash vases before, but these vases are made from all kinds of vegetables!
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When designing your holiday table this year, consider air plants. Flowers are standard, yes, and using potted plants is not unheard of, and yet air plants have a great modern feel to them, but without the fuss.
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Is it really already time to start thinking about Thanksgiving? Is National Turkey Day truly just next week? Eeek! It is indeed, and if the immediacy of things has caught you off guard as well then hopefully these quick, easy, (and inexpensive) ideas for setting your own beautiful Thanksgiving Day table will give you one less thing to worry about.
Glam Up Baby Gourds With Copper Leaf
I always tell myself that mini pumpkins and gourds are multi-holiday decor and last for both Halloween and Thanksgiving. Each year I buy a few bowlfuls to sit on my dining table and kitchen counter. They sit and look, well, seasonal, but this year I'm already tired of them. Maybe I need a little copper leaf in my life.
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Cut flowers are perhaps the most common decoration for the dinner table. But cut flowers can be expensive — and tall arrangements can even obstruct your guests' view of one another! This party table from Martha Stewart provides a great reminder that fresh-cut stems aren't always the only way to go!
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If you're looking to add a little fall flavor to your table this year, go beyond the orange and yellow colors with this orchard-inspired centerpiece. Adding apples is an inexpensive and fun way to decorate the kitchen and your table — read on for instructions to help you recreate this gorgeous arrangement.
Fall Table Decor: Squash & Gourd Vases
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For truly seasonal table decor, sculpt a squash or a gourd into a flower vase! Simply cut off the the top, scoop out the pulp, and add some water and flowers. The gourds will retain water for up to a week - perfect for a long, multi-meal Thanksgiving weekend! See more photos below:
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Welcome to the home of adventure in the North East! Set in the Treetops of our ancient woodland, our High Ropes Course is 2 hours of non-stop fun and challenges guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping.
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Climb Newcastle is Newcastle's dedicated indoor climbing centre in Byker, close to the City Centre, offering climbing for kids and adults of all abilities with 3 floors of climbing facilities, a shop and cafe in a refurbished swimming pool
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The Tyne Theatre & Opera House is one of the region's best loved entertainment venues and is the oldest working Victorian Theatre in the World.
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Exit Newcastle is a live exit game in which you are locked in with friends, family or colleagues and have to solve a series of puzzles and mysteries to escape.
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What's the secret to a great bar? Doing the simple things really well… it's that easy. Great drinks, food, service and music… all the time.
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Livello, in its chic and stylish setting, boasts a unique list of expertly crafted, exclusive cocktails alongside all the classics and a wine list of impressive vintage.
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You can learn all about life in the Newcastle and Tyneside area along with eye-catching displays of area history and a fun array of group activities.
Just outside Newcastle city centre, you'll find this great café, which is awash with people discussing the latest arty happenings around town. Tasty soups, door-stopper sandwiches and hearty breakfasts fuel the cultural chatter here.
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Newcastle City Tours offer you the safest and most convenient way of exploring Newcastle and the surrounding area. Tours are designed specifically to ensure that on every stop you visit a place of interest, unique to Newcastle and Northumbria.
Sunderland Visitor Information Service is situated in the heart of the city centre.
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Allen Banks and Staward Gorge is one of the largest areas of ancient semi-natural woodland in Northumberland.
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A tour of St James' Park will take you on an amazing journey through the history of Newcastle United. Your knowledgeable tour guide will show you many areas you will never have seen before.
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From the Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site and stunning coastal castles to spiritual priories, grand gardens and intriguing hidden gems, English Heritage in North East England can offer so many great places to visit for a summer day out.
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Visit the magnificent estate where politics and play came together in the heart of Northumberland.
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Durham County Cricket Club is a venue for domestic and international cricket as well as conferences and music concerts.
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The Laing Art Gallery is home to an important collection of 18th and 19th century painting, which is shown alongside temporary exhibitions of historic and contemporary art.
Vibrant NewcastleGateshead and the wider area is made up of a diverse variety of towns, cities, coast and countryside offering a huge selection of things to do whatever your tastes.
Whatever you're into NewcastleGateshead offers a superb range of activities to banish boredom for good.Highlights include Life Science Centre where the wonders of modern science are revealed, or Great North Museum: Hancock where you can explore 350 million years of evolution, complete with a life-size dinosaur skeleton!
Regarded by many as the UK's finest theatre building, the Grade I listed Theatre Royal is the regional home of the Royal Shakespeare Company and a fitting venue for world-class productions from West End musicals to thought-provoking drama.
Get outdoors and closer to nature in one of our many green spaces and family attractions. Feed the birds at the WWT Washington Wetland Centre or take an underwater safari at the Blue Reef Aquarium.
We're a passionate bunch in the North East and, when it comes to sport, we like to turn it up a notch. It's not all just about the football... we have rugby, basketball, ice hockey, athletics and racing to get exicted about.
Nominated by the public, Twenty of NewcastleGateshead's most inspiring people from the past 60 years have been honoured with a bronze plaque installed on one of the destination's most iconic visitor sites – the Quayside, for a Hollywood-style 'walk of fame'.
With so much to see and do, where do you start? Whether you're visiting NewcastleGateshead for a city break or you're a local looking to explore the North East - our list of must sees will ensure you experience the best NewcastleGateshead has to offer.
With a host of knowledgeable guides operating across NewcastleGateshead, from walking tours to City Sightseeing bus tours you'll be sure to find your perfect introduction to all that NewcastleGatesehad has to offer. If you prefer to go solo, why not hire a bike and explore the city on two wheels or download one of our podcast walking tours.
While world-class cultural attractions like BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art hold exhibitions from leading contemporary artists such as Damien Hirst and Yoko Ono, we've a wealth of smaller commercial and public galleries welcoming well-known and emerging contemporary artists to the area and displaying sought-after classical pieces from the greats.
Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena is a purpose-built concert and exhibition venue that attracts some of the biggest names in music, as well as comedy as well as exciting sporting events, ice shows and family performances.
Whatever you're into NewcastleGateshead offers a superb range of activities to banish boredom for good.Highlights include Life Science Centre where the wonders of modern science are revealed, or Great North Museum: Hancock where you can explore 350 million years of evolution, complete with a life-size dinosaur skeleton!
The vibrant capital of North East England is the place to come for dazzling culture and superb shopping, thrilling sport, great places to eat and - its not just us that say it - one of Europe's best nights out! And it's all served up with a hearty helping of our famous Geordie friendliness, from the moment our iconic Angel of the North welcomes you - literally - with open arms.
NewcastleGateshead offers everything from world-class culture, vibrant nightlife, award winning dining and much more! Minutes away from coast and countryside you can go from relaxing at the coast to soaking up world-class; from getting back in-touch with nature at a woodland retreat to shopping 'till you drop at Europe's largest indoor shopping and leisure complex, we guarantee that 'boring' - that awful little word - will slip quietly from your vocabulary while you're far too busy to even notice.
It's rare to find anywhere so diverse that amazes visitors at every turn with its dialogue between ultra-modern and ancient, urban and rural, tradition and innovation and the world-class and well-known with all that is local, unique, unspoiled and full of character. World-class culture, vibrant nightlife, award-winning dining, inspiring heritage, fantastic shopping and acclaimed architecture are linked here, as nowhere else, by the famous Northern spirit which unites our unique region.
With Newcastle's Theatre Royal (regional home to the Royal Shakespeare Company) and the Sunderland Empire providing world-class theatre to suit all tastes from West End productions to esoteric drama. Live Theatre produces work as varied and diverse as its audiences and Northern Stage is a world-class venue for theatre making.
Newcastle's Metro Radio Arena and The Sage Gateshead attract big name performers and underground acts alike with their versatile performance spaces, whilst film-buffs are more than catered for with Metrocentre's state-of-the-art ODEON IMAX screens as well as Newcastle's smaller independent cinemas such as the Tyneside Cinema.
Gateshead's BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art with its rolling programme of exhibitions is the biggest gallery of its kind in the world – an organisation whose ethos and mere existence captures NewcastleGateshead's passion for culture which began, arguably, with Antony Gormley's Angel of the North. It's also worth checking out the huge variety of public art walks in the region's towns, cities, coast and countryside as well as the wide range of smaller galleries across the area.
In the heart of Newcastle City Centre the Castle Keep, one of the country's finest examples of a Northern Keep, hints at the region's thousands of years of heritage in contrast to the neo-classical architecture of Grainger Town, with Grey Street winning Academy of Urbanism's Great Street Award 2010. Attractions such as 2,000 year old Tynemouth Priory and Hadrian's Wall confirm the region's rich past and complement the offering of museums such as the newly refurbished and extended Great North Museum or take a tour through the fascinating Victoria Tunnel, which runs directly under the city.
Although we can't promise there'll always be sun, we guarantee you'll be impressed by our stunning coastline which, studded with some of the country's best beaches, provides the perfect setting for a summer day at the seaside or a refreshing autumnal stroll. In 2010, all of Tynemouth's Beaches were awarded prestigious Blue Flag status..
NewcastleGateshead is well-known for its excellent shopping provided by Eldon Square, the UK's largest city centre shopping complex, and the Intu Metrocentre, Europe's largest indoor shopping and leisure complex. Paired with the range of boutiques lining High-Bridge Street and scattered throughout fashionable suburbs like Jesmond, as well as the quaint and quirky markets of Tynemouth and Armstrong Bridge in Jesmond, NewcastleGateshead is a shopaholic's dream!
Our brilliant nightlife is a point we needn't labour, and you won't be short of surprising places to eat, drink and be merry during the daytime too – whether it's dining out, calling into a cosy bar or being spotted in a cutting-edge club, NewcastleGateshead and its surroundings provide a feast of choice. For something a little different why not try Blackfriars restaurant which, housed in a historic friary in Newcastle City Centre, is believed to be the oldest restaurant in the country.
With Newcastle Falcons Rugby Club spawning the legendary Jonny Wilkinson and Gateshead International Stadium regularly hosting the best in international athletics talent plus climbing walls, the UK's largest water park, a dry ski slope, surfing school,Beamish Wild High Ropes for the slightly more adventurous and much more, it's not just football we're passionate about... although if you fancy a kick around or want to watch a match in one of our two stadiums we promise we won't say no.
NewcastleGateshead host all sorts of exciting events throughout the year. EAT! NewcastleGateshead is a food festival with a difference. Quirky, imaginative and of course delicious, EAT! proves that food festivals aren't exclusively for connoisseurs. Sunderland Airshow, the biggest free event of its kind in Europe, never fails to amaze kids and grown-ups alike with jaw-dropping flying displays from the Red Arrows, Enchanted Parks sees Gateshead's beautiful Saltwell Park transformed into an intriguing winter wonderland whilst Juice, NewcastleGateshead's award-winning festival for children and young people, hosts all sorts of wild and wonderful events for babies, children and teenagers... and it keeps the parents entertained too!
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Listened to the CC nothing wrong the co is producing wells. Oil production is up this qtr.
the street does not like mgnt thats why you have this stock price.
We need a change until that happen's were stuck with a 2 dollar stock or we get bought out at maybe 4 bucks
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As long as you have 8,600,000 shares shorts you could have God running the business and it wouldn't matter ..... as the wells begin to get on line and their drilling stays profitable the shorts will begin to cover and then, the stock price will reflect the true value of the company !!!!
It does matter who is running the show. KOG has routinely had a short as per cent of float at 11% and AXAS has a short as per cent of float as 10.%, yet the stock price performance of the 2 companies over the last 2 years is vastly different because KOG's mgt can execute and AXAS's cannot.
Great post. two thumbs up!!


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Two-and-a-half minutes into the track, Lamar enters rapping about martians, tater tots and wanting to be the first rapper on Mars.
Macklemore Apologizes to Kendrick Lamar for Winning Rap GRAMMY
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This year it seemed like the words "And the GRAMMY goes too" were hardly uttered during the night's live broadcast, leaving plenty of room for the performances, which there were 20 of. All of which we ranked.
Kendrick Lamar Talks New Album, GRAMMY Performance, 'Control' Verse
The sage Kendrick Lamar is nominated for seven GRAMMY Awards this year, and speaks in a new interview about his performance with Imagine Dragons.
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GRAMMYs exec producer Ken Ehrlich on how Kendrick suggested a collabo with Imagine Dragons and what goes into getting Beatles together.
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5 things to know about Match Play
MARANA, Ariz. (AP) — Rory McIlroy played his worst golf in the Match Play Championship the year he reached the final.
Henrik Stenson was on the verge of losing in the first round to Zach Johnson in 2007, facing a tough up-and-down to avoid falling two holes behind with three to play. He saved par, Johnson missed a birdie putt, Stenson birdied the next two holes and the Swede wound up winning the Accenture Match Play Championship.
There are brackets, just like the NCAA Tournament.
There are no Coastal Carolinas.
The most fickle of World Golf Championship gets underway Wednesday. The whole tournament is a bracket buster. McIlroy was asked about this chance this week, and all he knew was that he played Boo Weekley in the first round.
Here are five things to consider going into the opening round, one of the most exciting days in golf:
THE CURSE OF THE NO. 1 SEED: Tiger Woods, who is not playing this week, has been the No. 1 seed nine times in 13 appearances, and he has done fairly well. He won the Match Play Championship three times, lost in the final another time and was knocked out in the first round only once as the top seed.
The others have not been so fortunate.
In three of the last four years, the No. 1 seed was gone after the opening round — Rory McIlroy (by Shane Lowry) in 2013, Luke Donald (by Ernie Els) in 2012, and Steve Stricker (by Ross McGowan) in 2010. The exception was Lee Westwood in 2011. He lost in the second round.
The burden this year falls to Stenson, who is the No. 1 seed because Woods and Adam Scott are not playing. His opening round was against Kiradech Aphibarnrat.
DOVE MOUNTAIN: The Match Play Championship hasn't been warmly received since moving to the high desert north of Tucson. It was held on The Gallery course for three years, then the Ritz-Carlton. Even with wide fairways, there is a premium on accuracy because of desert golf. Golf balls roll forever in the desert, stopped only by a bush or a cactus. And that usually leads to an unplayable lie.
This most certainly is the final year at Dove Mountain. Accenture is not renewing as title sponsor, and the tour is looking at options.
RYDER CUP PREVIEW: In a peculiar coincidence, half of the opening-round matches will have a Ryder Cup flavor to them — USA vs. Europe. Just don't expect Tom Watson or Paul McGinley to be glued to the television.
Most of these matches feature players who have only seen a Ryder Cup from their living room.
Bubba Watson plays Mikko Ilonen of Finland. Watson probably has never met Ilonen. It's a fair bet he's never heard of Finland. Matt Kuchar plays Bernd Wiesberger of Austria. Billy Horschel plays Jamie Donaldson of Wales.
The most compelling match is the first one — Ian Poulter against Rickie Fowler, two of the most fashion-conscious players at Dove Mountain.


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Master Classes/Workshops
Several Master Classes and Workshops are presented throughout the year by MacPhail's talented teaching artists and outside guests. These opportunities are offered to MacPhail students at no cost. Master Classes and Workshops focus on technique, intonation, improvisation and performance practices on one or more of the 35 instruments MacPhail offers.
Master Classes for 2014-2015
Craig Fields Choral Arts Workshop
Saturday, March 21, 2015 Antonello Hall 10:30 a.m.
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Antigoni Goni Classical Guitar Master Class
Saturday, April 18, 2015 Room 124 3:00 p.m.
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Catherine Kautsky Piano Master Class
Sunday, April 19, 2015 Antonello Hall 1:00 p.m.
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Completed 2014-2015 master classes:
Burt Hara, Clarinet Master Class
September 13, 2014, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
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Past Master Classes
Inon Barnatan, Piano Master Class
March 15, 2014, 10 a.m.
Nariaki Sugiura and Simona Barbu Recital
March 22, 2014, 5p.m.
Nariaki Sugiura, Piano Master Class
March 23, 2014, 2-4 p.m.
Simona Barbu, Cello Master Class
March 23, 2014, 2-4 p.m.
Seth Keeton Voice Master Class
February 16, 2014, 3-5 p.m.
Scott Anderson Clarinet Master Class
February 23, 2014, 2 p.m.
Mary Horozaniecki Violin Master Class
Saturday, November 8, 2014 Antonello Hall 12:30 p.m.
For more info, click here.
Michael Brindisi Voice Workshop
Sunday, November 23*, 2014 Room 124 3:00 p.m.
More info coming!
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Guitar Workshop with MacPhail Faculty - Jeff Lambert
Sunday, November 16, 2014 Room 607 3:00 p.m.
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Matthew McCright Piano Master Class
Sunday, November 16, 2014 Room 126 2:00 p.m.
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Karl Wiederwohl Low Brass Workshop
Sunday, November 23, 2014 Room 607 3:00 p.m.
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David Evan Thomas Composition Workshop
Saturday, January 24, 2015 Room 124 2:00 p.m.
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Volkan Orhon Double Bass Master Class
Sunday, February 1, 2015 Antonello Hall 3:30 p.m.
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Daniel Horn Piano Master Class
Saturday, February 7, 2015 Antonello Hall 4:00 p.m.
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Kelly Rossum Trumpet Master Class
This master class led by international trumpet artist and former MacPhail teaching artist and jazz coordinator Kelly Rossum will feature a variety of musical styles and skill levels.
Annie Stevens Percussion Master Class
Annie is an active soloist and chamber musician throughout the United States and internationally. She is visiting assistant professor of percussion at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, VA.
Ernest Salem Violin Master Class
Ernest Salem is currently Professor of Music at California State University, Fullerton. He has performed in concerts and recitals across the United States. He has also served as principal second of the Minnesota Opera Orchestra and assistant concertmaster of the Texas Chamber and Texas Opera Theater Orchestras.
Spencer Myer Piano Master Class
An enthusiastic supporter of the education of young musicians, Myer has been a frequent guest artist at workshops for students and teachers. Myer is rapidly establishing himself as one of the most outstanding pianists of his generation.
Voice Audition Preparation Workshop with Michael Brindisi
Michael Brindisi celebrates his 25th year as resident artistic director for Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, having directed more than 100 productions. Previous to Chanhassen, Brindisi directed for multiple Twin Cities' theatres, served as artistic director for Bemidji's Paul Bunyan Playhouse and founded Albert Lea's acclaimed MN Festival Theatre.
Tamayo-Montesinos Duo Classical Guitar Master Class
Anabel Montesinos and Marco Tamayo are both award-winning classical guitar players. Their duo brings life, charm, beauty and dazzling musicianship to the stage. For more information click here.


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Respond to Review of Gaia Veggie Shop - Pioneer Centre
by JohnnySensible
Review: Upstairs inside the Mall - just follow the shop numbers to find it. If you are dining alone be careful not to overorder - portions are large. For the best experience go with a big group of friends & order 5 / 6 different dishes to share. Each time that I have visited the cooks have been excellent. Tasty, tasty food & well presented. Little English spoken but the menu is very clear. Great value food! If only they would serve red / brown rice! Occasionally I have had to wait for a table - it is best to book if you are planning to visit with a group on the traditional "veggie" days.
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The Secret Schoolgarden
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Bed and Breakfast The Secret Schoolgarden in Ghent is a former school with 1 room.
Here you can sleep and have your breakfast at ease. Although this living yard -the restored building with a big garden dates originally from 1898- is located in the centre of Ghent. It only takes a minute to go into the atmosphere of the town life. 1km from InfoGent.
Nearby, you'll find the 'Patershol' -a centuries old quarter, the place to be regarding restaurants- and the historical centre :the "tub of Ghent".
Old bars, historical buildings, quays dating from the middle-ages with, boat trips, saunas, shopping streets, theatres, museums, … You name it… you choose it… And with our background as artists, as cultural freaks and as Ghent lovers, we will be glad to find you the most interesting evening events our city can offer you. Such as podium arts, free concerts at intimate bars, … during the day you have expositions, flea markets, musea, special quarters,… .
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Former school
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Rest seekers
Senior citizens
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Breakfast is served
No guest meals
Guest pets not allowed
Smoking not permitted
Lockable bicycle shed
Luggage Storage
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Free Wi-Fi
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Spoken languages
English (UK)
In center
In city
Bus stop at 100 m distance
Train/metro station at 1500 m distance
Zeer prettige, persoonlijke ontvangst. Fijne omgeving, goede ligging wat betreft bezienswaardigheden. TOP ontbijt!
Maud from, Nederland (29-06-2015)
Great place to stay in Gent. Close to the city-center. Lovely garden, also many plants inside. Cosy bed and breakfast and the owner Lieve makes you feel at home. The breakfast was fabulous!
K.M. Haer from Leiden, The Netherlands (20-05-2015)
Super B&B. Goed en zeer rustig gelegen, doch dicht genoeg bij het centrum (10 minuutjes wandelen). Je voelt je er dadelijk welkom en thuis. Lekker ontbijt op de kamer, op het tijdstip dat je zelf kiest. Een echte aanrader !
Tine Bosmans (18-05-2015)
The location is great. Some B&B in the city are located closer to the city center but this one is really special. It's rightfully described by the owners as an island in the city. The room is cute and quiet. The breakfast was a quality moment as well. We were served the classics with a large choice of jam, spreadable chocolate, speculoos, honey or cheese and we were also served many small extras like cheese lumps, chocolate filled with raisins, dried fig and dates to name but a few.
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We wish we had more contact with the owners in the true spirit of B&B. Contact with them was very limited. We, for instance, expected to eat the breakfast with them but it was served in the room. As a consequence of which we know little about the former school they renovated and live in. On a positive note, they were always happy to answer our questions. We also wish we were served fresh orange juice but this is a point of detail.
Nicolas Van der Linden (07-04-2015)
Een heel bijzondere plek en een oase van rust midden in de stad. Alles op loopafstand.
Het is een geweldige ervaring om in een school te mogen slapen. Dat mocht vroeger niet.....
Lieve en Wim zijn heel gezellige gepassioneerde mensen met het hart op de juiste plek.
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dalaudiere from 53 rue des planchards 03400 Yzeure, France (07-03-2015)
Een gastvrij onthaal en een heerlijk verblijf op een bijzonder plekje om Gent te verkennen. Alles was prima in orde!
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Hans van der Geest from Oosterbeek, Nederland (18-12-2014)
A tasteful room at a wonderfull location.
Nice breakfast with small little surprises.
For improvement
A bedlamp for reading at the right side of the bed would be comfortable.
Jolien Hessel from, The Netherlands (23-10-2014)
Oase van rust op een prachtige plek op 10 minuten lopen van de binnenstad van Gent. Hartelijke ontvangst en een heerlijke kamer met goed ontbijt. Top B&B!
Jeroen Vreugdenhil from CULEMBORG, Netherlands (20-10-2014)
very friendly family and a very secret garden in the middle of the town!
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Intuition at Work: Why Developing Your Gut Instincts Will Make You Better at What You DoHardback
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At times in our careers, we've all been aware of a "gut feeling" guiding our decisions. Too often, we dismiss these feelings as "hunches" and therefore untrustworthy. But renowned researcher Gary Klein reveals that, in fact, 90 percent of the critical decisions we make is based on our intuition. In his new book, INTUITION AT WORK, Klein shows that intuition, far from being an innate "sixth sense," is a learnable--and essential--skill.Based on interviews with senior executives who make important judgments swiftly, as well as firefighters, emergency medical staff, soldiers, and others who often face decisions with immediate life-and-death implications, Klein demonstrates that the expertise to recognize patterns and other cues that enable us--intuitively--to make the right decisions--is a natural extension of experience.Through a three-tiered process called the "Exceleration Program," Klein provides readers with the tools they need to build the intuitive skills that will help them make tough choices, spot potential problems, manage uncertainty, and size up situations quickly. Klein also shows how to communicate such decisions more effectively, coach others in the art of intuition, and recognize and defend against an overdependence on information technology. The first book to demystify the role of intuition in decision making, INTUITION AT WORK is essential reading for those who wish to develop their intuition skills, wherever they are in the organizational hierarchy.
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In the 2014-15 NFL AFC Championship game, it was discovered that eleven of the New England Patriots' dozen footballs were deflated to 11psi (below the 13 psi standard), prompting every football fan to start learning about football protocol, and forever remember the moniker, "Deflategate." Reducing the air in the football apparently makes it easier to grip and maintain control, especially in cold weather.
I have so many questions. For instance, why 11 out of 12 balls? Shouldn't whoever inflated (or deflated) the balls have checked that they were all at 11psi, to have a plausible excuse, like the cold air in Foxboro, MA? And why don't referees inspect the balls before the game to insure they are up to code? And given the 45-7 final score in favor of the alleged Deflators, how much of an advantage was it? Seems they could have won throwing volleyballs.
That got me to thinking about the current global currency wars being waged, and what they mean. As I have written, central banks are like World Series of Poker players at the final Texas Hold 'Em table. The chip counts are high, the blinds are growing, and the flop just showed Queen, King, Ace. So, the players do what they must to win the diamond bracelet…they go ALL IN.
The backdrop is that globally, prices for goods, services and especially energy are dropping due to sluggish demand and oversupply. So, central bankers must pull whatever levers they can to stimulate banks to lend money to individuals and businesses, and to improve the fortune of their country's industries, even at the expense of others.
Central banks set Monetary Policy for what securities they will take from other banks as collateral for funding, and the rate at which they borrow. The more accommodative they are on collateral and interest rate, presumably the less restrictive banks will be about lending to individuals and businesses, spurring more spending on capital, consumer goods and services.
In addition, central banks have a tool called Quantitative Easing, used aggressively by the US after the 2008 credit crisis, by which they purchase bonds, keeping prices high and yields low. This allows homeowners to refinance their debt at lower rates, banks to show gains on their balance sheets, and corporations to borrow from banks (short-term funding) and investors (longer-term) at lower rates.
Another common tool is Intervention in the currency markets. In other words, with a huge balance sheet and the ability to print money, central banks can enter the currency market and buy or sell currencies to move their values.
Well, the world outside the USA today, from Osaka to Barcelona to Toronto, is a growth flame in dire need of oxygen. Currency wars have produced a topsy-turvy landscape of anomalous quirks: as a result of central bank actions, trillions of dollars of bonds are now yielding negative rates. This means investors will pay governments to store their money and provide a return OF capital, rather than a return ON capital.
So, what does this have to do with #Deflategate? Well, macroeconomists and central bankers know that the higher a country's expected trajectory of short-term interest rates, the more likely investors will sell their deposits (in their own currency), to exchange into the higher yielding deposit currency. So the foreign exchange rate between to currencies (known as a "cross rate") is directly correlated to the interest rate differential between the pair.
In addition to deposit flows, countries experience foreign direct investment into their industries. So, aside from the pure math of the equation, currency markets also change based on the emotion of participants. If investors believe the central bank is aggressively lowering rates to stimulate the economy, they smell fear and loathing in the country and push currencies down further.
As bad as this sounds, this is all part of the plan. Central bankers are well aware of the health of their domestic industries. So whether the country sells cars, turbines, software or vacations to global investors, these become more affordable with a weaker currency, and those industries can borrow cheaply (remember lower rates), thus keep afloat, pay their workers and spur higher demand, and eventually higher prices (inflation—the Holy Grail). This is the "Beggar Thy Neighbor" strategy in currency deflation…the Currency #Deflategate.
The conspiracy theorist in me believes this is also part of the plan of various elected officials to stay elected. Central banks are supposed to be independent from governments, which have their own Fiscal Policy measures to stimulate the economy, encouraging wage and income growth. However, most legislative bodies are dysfunctional at best (perhaps the subject of another blog), so often the best they can do is to hold hearings with central bankers, cajoling them into changing monetary policy.
When prices increase, currencies recover; central banks raise interest rates, tapping the brakes on the economy. However, they are often behind the curve, and end up ratcheting up the cost of borrowing too fast, causing the economy to roll over and contract, causing a recession, or contraction in GDP.
That is obviously not the current picture, but brings to mind the image of a faulty shower – too hot, too cold, too hot, too cold – in every market cycle. It is about as regular an occurrence as the annual Super Bowl.
So during this coming Sunday's Super Bowl, as New Yorkers are buying up fashions from Milan 25% cheaper than last year–due to the weak Euro–and football fans from Hamburg are cursing the high price of Bud Lights in the stadium in Arizona–owing to the strong dollar–I hope the refs check the pressure of the 108 footballs (yes, not 24, but 108!) so there is at least one level playing field.


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The Arizona Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association is proud to announce and host the 40th Annual hang gliding and paragliding fly-in at Mingus Mountain. There's plenty of room to camp on site, tents and trailers are fine. There are also some hotel choices not far from launch in Prescott, Jerome, Cottonwood, and Sedona. Saturday Evening we will have food and entertainment!
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Since 1975 the Arizona Hang Gliding & Paragliding Association (previously known as AHGA) has represented free flight pilots in the Grand Canyon State. Our members share a fanatical interest in soaring hang gliders and paragliders, the sites we fly from, and 'the life' we all live. Sometimes we launch by running off a mountain into the blue (foot launch) or we can be towed aloft by an ultralight or a ground-based unit, but to us it's all the same: Get me up so I can play in the most amazing playground ever known to man!
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Posted: 07/20/2008 - MILWAUKEE - Richard S. Johnson of Sweden has won the U. S. Bank Championship by a stroke for his first PGA Tour victory.
Posted: 07/20/2008 - SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Ji Young Oh has won the LPGA State Farm Classic, making a birdie on the first playoff hole to beat Yani Tseng.
Updated: 07/20/2008 - Taylor Teagarden broke up Scott Baker's perfect-game bid with a sixth-inning home run for his first career hit, and Vicente Padilla pitched the Texas Rangers past the Minnesota Twins 1-0 on Sunday.
Updated: 07/20/2008 - Ryan Dempster struck out seven in eight shutout innings to earn his first road win in two years and the Chicago Cubs snapped a three-game losing streak with a 9-0 win over the Houston Astros on Sunday.
Updated: 07/20/2008 - PRATO NEVOSO, Italy - Simon Gerrans of Australia has won the 15th stage of the Tour de France and Frank Schleck of Luxembourg seized the overall race lead.
Updated: 07/20/2008 - Padraig Harrington has successfully defended his British Open title. He locked it up with an eagle on the 17th hole en route to a final-round 1-under-par 69 on another windy day at Royal Birkdale. The Irishman finished two strokes ahead of runner-up Ian Poulter. The Englishman began the day six shots off the pace before carding 1-under-par 69 to get to plus-7.
Posted: 07/19/2008 - HOUSTON - Wandy Rodriguez struck out seven and the Houston Astros again stifled the Chicago Cubs' offense in 4-1 victory on Saturday night.
Updated: 07/19/2008 - The National Football Foundation and College Hall Of Fame enshrined the 2008 class which included Mumford native John Randle.
Updated: 07/19/2008 - MINNEAPOLIS - Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau each went deep and drove in eight runs between them, as the Minnesota Twins heaped four home runs on their usual small-ball approach to beat the Texas Rangers 14-2 on Saturday night.
Posted: 07/19/2008 - Simply put, Texas A&M swimmer Julia Wilkinson is dominating the Canadian Summer National Championships.
Posted: 07/19/2008 - HOUSTON - Houston Astros ace Roy Oswalt (OHZ'-wahlt) has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained hip and a herniated disk in his back.
Posted: 07/19/2008 - MILWAUKEE - Second-round leader Nick Flanagan birdied the final hole Saturday to join fellow Australian Gavin Coles in first place after three rounds at the US Bank Championship.
Updated: 07/19/2008 - SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Michelle Wie finished the third round of the State Farm Classic alone in second on Saturday - that is, if she hadn't already been disqualified.
Updated: 07/19/2008 - As improbable as it sounds, Greg Norman is the leader after three rounds of the British Open.
Updated: 07/19/2008 - Sprint specialist Oscar Freire of Spain has won the 14th stage of the Tour de France, with Australia's Cadel Evans keeping the yellow jersey in the doping-battered race.
Updated: 07/19/2008 - HOUSTON - Hunter Pence drove in the game-winning run with a double off Bob Howry in bottom of the ninth inning and gave the Houston Astros a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Friday night.
Updated: 07/18/2008 - Glen Perkins pitched six shutout innings against a powerful Texas lineup in the Minnesota Twin's 6-0 victory on Friday night, the first time the Rangers have been shut out all season.
Posted: 07/18/2008 - The Houston Texans in 2007 finished last in the AFC South and failed to get that elusive first playoff berth last season.
Updated: 07/18/2008 - The Houston Texans report for camp July 25, and hit the practice field on the 26th, the Associated Press takes a look at the job ahead for Gary Kubiak and company.
Posted: 07/18/2008 - The Dallas Cowboys head to California in a week, the Associated Press takes a pre-camp look at los Pokes.
Posted: 07/18/2008 - Even Terrell Owens will find it hard to draw top billing at this year's Dallas Cowboys summer training camp.
Updated: 07/17/2008 - Rocco Mediate took advantage of a later start and milder weather conditions to fire a 1-under 69 and has a share of the lead after the first round of the British Open.
Posted: 07/17/2008 - Perhaps the defining moment of the Houston Astros season so far is the ugly confrontation between pitcher Shawn Chacon and general manager Ed Wade.
Posted: 07/17/2008 - Texas Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton put on an impressive power display at Yankee Stadium during this week's Home Run Derby.


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You may have seen scripts containing something like this:
cat << EOF
- What you are about to do is a really really really bad thing.
- Only do this if you are absolutely sure you want to do it.
+cat << EOF
+What you are about to do is a really really really bad thing.
+Only do this if you are absolutely sure you want to do it.
Are you absolutely sure that you want to do this? [[y/N]
+Are you absolutely sure that you want to do this? [[y/N]
(Well, you won't have seen anything like that, because the UnixWay is to shoot first and never ask questions!)
This is what is called a __Here Document__. The << operator instructs the shell to read your typed input and use all those lines as interactive input to the command that occurred before the <<.
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Almost always it is the case that delimiter=word but it is possible that ''word'' and ''delimeter'' may differ (especially if any of the characters in ''word'' are quoted), but that's incredibly rare. If you need to know the intracacies, see the bash page. If you put a - after the << then all leading tab characters are stripped from the input lines; this means you can lay out commands as you would normally and they will all be entered without the tabs.
A variant on the here document is the [Here String|HereStrings] which uses three <'s to expand a word and supply it to the command on stdin.
foo <<< word
Why would you use such a thing? For documentation, compare:
cat << EOF %%%
foo bar %%%
foo bar %%%
bar foo %%%
bar baz foo %%% %%%
foo bar foo %%%
echo foo bar %%%
echo foo bar %%%
echo bar foo %%%
echo bar baz foo %%%
echo %%%
echo foo bar foo
+ cat << EOF
+ foo bar
+ foo bar
+ bar foo
+ bar baz foo
+ foo bar foo
+ echo foo bar
+ echo foo bar
+ echo bar foo
+ echo bar baz foo
+ echo
+ echo foo bar foo
Then compare that in a twenty line block. Makes writing the documentation easier and checking it painless (did you mean to mention 'echo' at the beginning of a line and your mind skipped over it because all the lines began with echo?)
Another very important use is automating commands such as FTP that don't otherwise provide a method for scripting;
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get file.gz2
See bash(1).
So Remember, if you ever need to automate an interactive bash program keep Here Documents in mind.
BUT Don't forget that sometimes it's easier to have an already made file containing all the commands!
-*ftp -n < ftp_instructions
+* ftp -n < ftp_instructions


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