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Kids 'N Comedy, New York's leading presenter of young comic talent, will present "Christmakwanzukah," their holiday show, December 16 at Gotham Comedy Club, 208 West 23rd Street.
Wait, do you hear that? Is that church bells in the distance? Oh, wait. No. It's just a bunch of teenagers making fun of their Christmas sweaters and complaining about the worst gifts they ever received in the winter holiday season. Come see if that pair of socks you sent them made the list!
Kids 'N Comedy maintains a high standard of creativity by an emphasis on new work. It's shows feature exclusive material and each show contains new writing by its young comedians that is created expressly for the varied topics of the shows. Kids 'N Comedy's monthly shows at Gotham Comedy Club offer a turntable of talented teens and 'tweens from the tri-state area. In the company's shows, each comic performs his/her own material, which is screened to be free of profanity and abrasive or crude "low" humor. They do, however, venture into edgy comic terrain: politics, getting old, even death.
"Christmakwanzukah" will feature Val Bodurtha, Connor Carroll, Leo Frampton, Rachel Kaly, Eric Kurn, Zach Rosenfeld, Lee Wolfowitz and others.
Valerie Bodurtha hails from Stamford, CT and is a tenth grader at Horace Mann. Her mom is a reporter and her dad works in finance. She has three siblings and no pets ("Had a toad but he's dead now.") Her hobbies are belly dance, tap, Irish step dance, tuvan throat singing, improv, yoga, playing guitar, banjo, and ukulele, debate, basketball and fencing. She's been in nine plays and four dance concerts and has worked as a camp counselor. She speaks English and Hebrew and is learning Spanish. Her passions include preventing the spread of fast food corporations in other countries.
Conor Carroll recently completed filming in "Ender's Game," a sci-fi thriller by Gavin Hood starring Harrison Ford, Abigail Breslin and Ben Kingsley, which is currently in post-production. He hails from Brooklyn and is the son of a retired NYPD Sergeant and a Grant Consultant/Homemaker. His hobbies include drawing comics/anime, impressions and annoying his 16 year-old brother. He has been acting since he was four years old, performing in commercials, movies ("Away We Go," "Phoebe in Wonderland," "Perfect Holiday"), TV shows and voiceovers. He's a seventh grader at Professional Children's School and something of a language lover: he's studying French, Russian and Italian. His pets include a Great Pyrenees named Luna and a Russian tortoise named Boris. He's allergic to incorrect grammar, puns and basic idiocy. His sports are Weight Lifting, Swimming and Channel Surfing.
Leo Frampton, an eleventh grader at Winston Prep in Manhattan, is the son of a teacher and a director of Art Therapy. His hobbies are video games, comedy and school. His siblings are two cats ("Not much words are exchanged, but the peer-pressure is palpable.") He has starred in a few school plays, but mostly it's comedy for him. His passion is comedy. His only sport is comedy.
Rachel Kaly, of Queens, is an eleventh grader. Her mom is a French teacher and personal trainer. She has a pretty sweet Pez collection and a younger sister. She appeared on Sweepstakes week on Conan O'Brien and has modeled for toys like Barney. She baby sits pretty frequently. Asked if she has any languages, she claims fluency in English, but calls it a close second to Sarcasm. She is allergic to bad jokes, the Tea Party and really furry cats. Her passion is making people laugh. Her sports are Basketball and juggling her dignity.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Joe Coleman's time as a Minnesota Golden Gopher is over. The school announced Wednesday that Coleman has been granted his release from the program.
"We wish him the very best in the future," new head coach Richard Pitino said in a statement. "We appreciate the contributions he has given the program the last two years."
As a sophomore last year, the 6-foot-4 Coleman averaged 8.7 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game. The former Hopkins High School star was named Minnesota Mr. Basketball in 2011 and the AP Minnesota Player of the Year, as well as a First Team All-State selection. Scout.com ranked him as a three-star recruit.
There was a belief that Pitino's up-and-down style of play would benefit Coleman during his junior season, but obviously Coleman felt otherwise. The Gophers now have two open scholarships for the 2013-14 season.
With the loss of Coleman and the graduation of Trevor Mbakwe, Rodney Williams and Andre Ingram, the Gophers now have zero Minnesotans on their roster for the upcoming season.
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Like a lot of people I have an affection for lists that condense a lot of wisdom into a brief set of statements or items. Some time ago I wrote a series of posts on Programming Proverbs for example. That list (reproduced at the bottom of this post) came from a book that was every influential to me, especially early in my career. Each proverb by it self said a lot but mostly to someone who all ready know something about the topic. The original book had a sort of chapter on each proverb and did a wonderful job of elaboration and explanation. My series of blog posts was a couple of paragraphs on each from my own experience. Why do I bring tis up now? Well I found a couple of other posts of somewhat similar "proverbs" if you will. I thought I would share them with you and perhaps suggest a look at my own series in case you missed it the first time around.
The first is "The Two Things about Computer Programming" a couple of years old but still quite relevant. Plus it is new to me so maybe it is new to you as well. Read the whole post for the explanation of "Two Things" but the Two Things about Computer Science and the Two Things about Software Engineering given are:
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I'm not sure these are the end all and be all and I have a mind to explore them at some length one of these days. But I thought they were worth sharing in "raw form" to see if I can get some conversation going. Are these right? Are there two more important things? Is it even helpful to have the computer programming and software engineering divide?
The other post is 20/20: Top 20 Programming Lessons I've Learned in 20 Years subtitled "This post could be viewed as hard lessons learned for newly graduated college students, entry-level programmers, or advanced developers who just want a chuckle." Also not a new post but I just discovered it. There are some 60+ comments which may add value as well. I like this list although, as with many such lists, I'm not sure all of them would be on my top 20. But then each individual has a different experience and a different idea of what key learning's are.
The Programming Proverbs I wrote about with a link to each post is here:
Computer Science Education week is December 5-11, 2010 this year. ACM and the chair of CSed Week steering committer are asking people to sign up and pledge to support CSed Week. I understand that a new CSed Week web site "will be rolling out on November 29, and will encourage students, teachers, industry, and university folks to pledge to engage in some activity to promote computer science education."
Join with teachers, students, parents and others who are participating in CSEdWeek activities and events. Sign the pledge now to support CSEdWeek activates and events.
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I'm excited about this. It is a series of videos designed as a four day workshop for learning Windows Phone 7 development. And it is for absolute beginners not seasoned professional developers. It's from Microsoft's Channel 9 team and so the production quality as well as the technical information is rock solid. May be just the thing for getting started in smart phone development in school, as a hobby or even eventually career work. Check it out.
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Tracy McGrady provides a lift off the bench for the Hawks on Wednesday as Atlanta scores a season-high 72 points in the first half and never looks back in a 110-89 rout of the Pistons.
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By Seth Dyer
Dec 15, 2006
rating: 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
|This classic has great pro all the way.... I'd hesitate to give it a PG13 rating. Don't be shy, git out there and git on it!!!
By Michael Sokoloff
From: Spokane, WA
Jun 24, 2007
|I agree that the pro is great the whole way. Triples of yellow TCUs through 0.75 Camelot then double #2 Camelot and one #3 Camelot along with singles of small TCUs should sew it up fine. This is one of the finest cracks of its grade anywhere.
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|FA: Tim Coats & John Mattson, 1985.
By Paul Davidson
Aug 14, 2008
I will never forgive Tim for stealing this route.
I found it 1982, just before moving to Tucson.
I'm kidding (sort of.)
This is a beautiful area and one amazing crack.
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Feb 1, 2010
|First ascent- Tim Coats/Jim Haisley/John Mattson
By chuck claude
From: Flagstaff, Az
Feb 3, 2010
rating: 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
|how can this be PG13? The gear is about as good as its going to get. Great climbing but sort of isolated.
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By Joel Unema
From: Flagstaff, AZ
Sep 10, 2012
|not PG-13, or PG. The gear is about as good as it gets.
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From: Tucson, AZ
Jul 6, 2013
rating: 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c
1- if you buy an 80 just for this line, it will be well spent. the middle mark is almost exactly at the anchors.
2- if a 40 meter pitch goes from splitter fingers to a rest ledge, to splitter ring locks to a little roof, past the roof on bomber locks & great feet, to 70 MORE feet of in-your-face crack with lots of hands and a couple pods (whew!), is it the greatest single sandstone pitch in NAZ?
3- triples from blue metolious to gold camalots, with an extra one or even two .75/black metolious pieces if you want to sew it up. runners on the first 2-4 pieces after the ringlocks above the roof.
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Aug 5, 2013
|Agreed. Not PG-13 or even PG.
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Aug 6, 2013
|PG13 could have been for the hanging tree that was above the route.. which is there no more, last I heard.
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As the dust settles in the aftermath of the 2013 NFL Draft, one thing is evident. If you are a veteran free agent running back, you are going to have a difficult job finding work for the 2013 season Cedric Benson and Ahmad Bradshaw among them. Prior to the NFL Draft, Bradshaw had a reported meeting with the Steelers while there was pre-draft rumor that Benson had met with the Green Bay Packers regarding a possible return next season.
Now in the post-draft NFL world, neither team has a need for running backs approaching the age of 30. The Packers drafted two running backs, Eddie Lacy along with UCLA's Johnathan Franklin. The Steelers drafted Michigan State's Le'Veon Bell.
Along with Benson and Bradshaw, another veteran could still hit the streets. The Denver Broncos drafted RB Monte Ball and Willis McGahee, soon to be 32, could find himself out of a job or altleast forced to take a pay cut from his $2.5 million dollar salary. At least Benson and Bradshaw have drawn some interest, former Atlanta Falcons back Michael Turner hasn't received a sniff in free agency.
It has become the cold hard reality of the NFL that once a running back approaches the age of 30, he can be and usually is replaced.
Another factor in the mix is that there simply aren't that many teams in need of a running back right now. Yahoo!Sports is reporting this morning that the San Diego Chargers approached 32-year old LaDainian Tomlinson about a return to the Chargers and he declined. Ryan Mathews has been a major disappointment and San Diego inked a deal with Danny Woodhead in the offseason. Perhaps Bradshaw, if healthy, could land there. Bradshaw can still be effective but his foot issues are a cause for concern.
The running back situation in St. Louis is a little clouded with Isaiah Pead atop the depth chart. Nothing is settled in Arizona but the team did sign Rashard Mendenhall to a one-year deal and then drafted two backs in the last three days.
Barring injury, it is very possible that these former backs will start out the regular season on the street.
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Australia's most capped prop Al Baxter has announced that he will retire after the end of the World Cup.
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Al Baxter looks set to play in Europe next season after a breakdown in contract discussions with the ARU.
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Waratahs prop Al Baxter will be sidelined for at least three weeks by a calf injury.
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Al Baxter hailed Australia after they retained the Cook Cup with a 28-14 win over England on Saturday.
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The Adventures of Jacob
Did you know Jacob was an adventurer and a scientist? He figured out that if speckled sheep mate only with other speckled sheep, then their babies will all be speckled. That's how he became a rich man. He told his father-in-law, Laban, that he wanted "only" the speckled sheep. In Parshat Vayishlach, Jacob has to meet his big brother, Esau, and he's pretty scared. After all, he cheated his brother out of his birthright.
Now You See Me, Now You Don't
I bet Jacob would have liked to have invented one of those Invisibility Cloaks from "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."Now -- well, in five years -- you can have one yourself. A professor in Japan has created an "invisibility" cloak. Unlike Harry's magical cloak, this one is high-tech camouflage. Buy it for Chanukah -- but you'll have to wait until 2008. For more really cool inventions, visit Time for Kids online (HREF="http://www.timeforkids.com">www.timeforkids.com).
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Sabres' Ristolainen makes team, Zadorov out two weeks (finger)
Sep 28, 2013, 10:58 PM EDT
It was a good news/bad news day for both 2013 first-round picks of the Buffalo Sabres.
First up, the good news. Eighth overall pick, defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen, has made the team. After an impressive training camp, he made the cut as Bill Hoppe of the Olean Times Herald shares.
At 6'3″ 207 pounds, he's been a physical player and a smart one through camp for Buffalo. It also marks the second year in a row the team's top pick has made the team out of camp (Mikhail Grigorenko did last year).
The bad news centers around 16th overall pick Nikita Zadorov. He injured his finger blocking a shot on Friday night and will miss two weeks of action as Mike Harrington of the Buffalo News shares. Coach Ron Rolston says his finger was "smashed" at the tip. Gross.
Rolston says his injury status won't dictate if he makes the team. More from Hoppe:
"Will we keep him?" Rolston asked. "We'll have to discuss that. It's two weeks. We could have him here and he could be working out and be on the ice because it's not anything lower body."
Buffalo is poised to be one of the youngest teams in the league. Keeping a pair of first-round picks from this year's draft and last year's (Grigorenko and Zemgus Girgensons) would make them a very green team.
- mclovinhockey - Sep 28, 2013 at 11:45 PM
Smart move.. Rushing D to the pros always works out well Tyler Myers
- travishenryskid - Sep 29, 2013 at 12:06 AM
Yeah, that Calder trophy sucked. Good point.
- thedavesiknowiknow - Sep 29, 2013 at 4:35 AM
Seen the guy play yet? Polar opposite of Myers. Safe, smart, stay at home guy. He'll be practically invisible if pre-season amounts to anything. I'm good here. Also, to suggest Tyler Myers' growth was stunted after last season suggests you were unaware of the high ankle sprain he was playing through. It showed. The guy wants the puck so far. Feel free to rip the forwards on this team, or the g.m. (I'll join you): we've got as good of a crop of D as anyone else right now. 5 years, max.
- broadstreetsbaddest88 - Sep 29, 2013 at 9:52 AM
Yeah rushing Myers into the league basically onlygot him the Calder trophy. I'd rather have the kid put his time in at the minors and come up in a few years when he's confident and ready, then rush him and have a dumb Calder trophy show and do nothing but steadly decline each year after. Only trophy that matters is the cup. I will agree that ristolainen looks ready to play though. He was playing in the top league in Finland. I think he's gonna be a really solid defensemen. Buffalo's defense is lookin bright in the near future
- gerv999 - Sep 29, 2013 at 8:50 AM
Rarely a good thing to keep a young D !!!
Especialy whit a rebulding team
- mclovinhockey - Sep 29, 2013 at 9:14 AM
Wasn't just Myers that was rushed and had problems in his career.
I think these two D are going to make the sabres have the top D in the league in 5 years, but D who get rushed into the league are never consistent.
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Thinking offense in Detroit
The hiring of Caldwell to coach Detroit is not good for the Bears. The Lions, like the Bears with the addition of Marc Trestman, Aaron Kromer and Matt Cavanaugh, were intent on getting a disappointing team on a winning course and doing it by fixing an offense built around an underachieving quarterback.
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As long as defense-oriented Jim Schwartz was nominally in charge of the Lions, Matthew Stafford may be signed to a franchise-quarterback contract but was simply not one. Huge yardage totals but more reflective of more than 630 passing attempts in each of the past three seasons and a pedestrian 83.1 career passer rating.
The Bears needed to be wary of cheap shots by the Schwartz Lions (even Stafford was fined for a 2011 incident vs. the Bears) but they ultimately didn't usually need to be exceptional to take the Lions.
The trouble (for the Bears) is, first, that Caldwell is a winner and knows something about what goes into a winning quarterback. He inherited Peyton Manning in Indianapolis when Tony Dungy exited and the Colts reached the Super Bowl and the playoffs in his first two seasons. When the Colts went 2-14 in the 2011 season with Manning out, Caldwell was fired.
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The Vikings sacking Leslie Frazier and replacing him with former Cincinnati defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer does nothing to upgrade the Minnesota quarterback situation.
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K Records was founded by Calvin Johnson (Beat Happening, Go Team, Dub Narcotic Sound System) in 1982 in Olympia, Washington. Incorporating the anti-corporate stance and DIY ethic of punk rock, K Records grew from a cassette-only label dedicated to releasing compilations of Olympia bands into a reknowned purveyor of independent pop music that transformed the sound of college radio. The K Records sound helped to make the Pacific Northwest into a Mecca for independent musicians and laid the foundations for Sub Pop, Kill Rock Stars, grunge, and modern indie-pop. Tune in to WXDU 88.7FM from 8-10pm tonight to hear the story of K Records: exploding the teenage underground into passionate revolt against the corporate ogre since 1982.
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During the mid-to-late 1970s disaffected European psych-rock musicians, inspired by the music of Arnold Schoenberg, Kurt Weill, Sun Ra, Olivier Messiaen, and Soft Machine, as well as by the politics of the radical left, formed a loose collective of bands that came to be known as the Rock in Opposition movement. Spearheaded by bands like the UK's Henry Cow and Belgium's Univers Zero, the movement produced dense, challenging, and at times startlingly beautiful music that used surreal and dadaist lyrics to advance a message of anti-fascim, anti-capitalism, and anti-consumerism. Tune into Polyphonic Perversity tomorrow from noon to 2pm to listen to the music of Rock in Opposition movement and the musicians that continue to uphold the tradition today.
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great bag.
the video says it all. in fact I own 3 of them. just in case if the company should de-side to disco them. I must have one. I use mine for everyday...Read complete review
the video says it all. in fact I own 3 of them. just in case if the company should de-side to disco them. I must have one. I use mine for everyday use. I take it everywhere. the 2 things that I found that gave me a hard time was the pen storage. being to short. the pen falls out a lot and I lose lots of pens. the other is the length of the strap. being to short. I stand at 6-2. even fully loose its like close to my arm pit. I hope they added a extra 12 inches then the first one. you can always make it smaller to fit but you cant always make it longer. this bag I have owned for over 16 years. yes I need a new one. they did make some changes from the original. I found them to be great ones. you will not be sorry. specially with the life time guarantee and great customer service. my zippers broke 2 times. well worth the money. well can I be compensated for writing this review. I really do own 3. I also gave one away as a gift. really people. this is all true. if you get a chance to see one in person. its worth checking out. also i have traveled to the Philippines. this came in very handy. along with other bags from eagle creek.
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Not the old bag, that's for sure!
I have had two of the old style bags, I'd use them in place of a larger carry on...they were great! The strap no longer is padded; the new strap gets...Read complete review
I have had two of the old style bags, I'd use them in place of a larger carry on...they were great! The strap no longer is padded; the new strap gets in the way. The bag seems smaller...I used to pack a jacket, guide books, a water bottle,earphones and something to eat in the old guide bag. No longer. I am sure that my old bags had side pockets. This is more like a discount outfitters bag than the great stuff I am used to from Eagle Creek. Please Eagle Creek, bring back the old bag! It was a true winner...this one just doesn't measure up.
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By Jolly Roger
from Bandon, Oregon
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the old one, at least 20 years old, is the best and only purse during all that time, as the webbing wore out on the front, nothing else, I looked for years for a purse like it without finding any!! So happy you are making this purse again. It is strong useful, good looking, and lasts a long time, obviously, well designed and not too big. thank you for bring it back......
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Old school teacher
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About Me Experienced Traveler
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
It's BACK!
By The Go Everywhere Traveler
from AZ
About Me Career, Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Practical
I have had this same bag since at least 1994. Loaned mine to a friend for a int'l trip and she lost it. Have been searching for a replacement for a year -and now the original design is back. Alleluia. Is the perfect shape, size and compartments. This is my everyday, go every where bag, including more than 50 flights a year.
Absolutely love and suggest to readers!
By Hymn
from Lexington, NC
About Me Career, Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Modern, Practical, Stylish
I had two friends I lived with years ago who both had one of these bags. They still have them! They have extended life spans :P 15 years later. I wanted one for a long time and finally got one, I love it as I knew I would. Goes great with my Eagle Creek wallet.
Would buy again
By Gris gris
from DC Metro
About Me Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Modern, Practical, Stylish
So far so good.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
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By Paul
from Bellingham, WA
Thanks for bringing this bag back! I loved my old one but the clasp broke and it was just getting worn out. I also used it as a CCW bag and I loved it. There are Pros and Cons with the new bag.Pros: you made it available again. The compartments are better organized for usefulness. The new clasp is a better design than the old one and my guess is it will outlast the old one.Cons: what's with the whimpy grab loop? The old one had a strap three times the width of the new one. I'd like to see that strap even larger with a wrapped grip on it.The old shoulder strap had a shoulder pad on it that was much more comfortable than the new one. The flap on the new one covers all the main compartments. I prefer the double zippered large pocket of the old one that was not covered by the flap and located on the top of the bag. I also miss the tool loop that was on the thin side of the bag.I am glad you brought the bag back but I'd like to see some of the old features again. All things considered, it's the best bag for the money I have found and would definitely recommend it. For anyone interested, an iPad will fit nicely in the large pocket.
Useful, practical, handy
By Gabriella
from Portland
About Me Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Practical
I purchased this product to replace a similar travel purse that was eaten by my friend's dog. I loved that purse and had traveled all over the world with it, it was *perfect;* this product is the closest thing I could find. It's been a great replacement so far.
Excellent Travel/Everyday Man-Bag!!!
By tracelsmart
from NY
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Practical, Retired
Delivery was super quick. This is a great everyday or on vacation, man-bag for all those loose items: eye glasses, car keys, credentials, pens, lists. Don't have to worry about wearing shorts/pants with pockets.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Good bag with one limitation
By Salgalcal
from San Diego, CA
The Product Specs Demensions diagram is misleading. It shows a 5'10" person with the bag hanging just below waist/elbow level. I'm 5`8" and at full extend is about a 1/3 above my waist/elbow. I would have preferred it below as shown in the diagram. On the bag I received, the way the strap is mounted is different from the video and picture. From one side, it goes across the top to the other side and loops through and then back so it is connected twice on one side. This makes the strap about 9" shorter. I don't see why the strap needs to go across the top rather than connecting directly to the oposite side as the picture shows.
Great bag but original version was bette
By Kathy
from Jackson, NJ
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Practical, Stylish
I have one of these bags from years ago that I LOVE and I was hoping this would be exactly the same. However, they made a few small changes that are not for the better. I leave the large flap back most of the time for easy access to everything. The small zip pocket under that flap used to be solid material where you could keep credit cards because it's the perfect size. However, the new version is mesh and I don't want my credit cards being seen through the mesh so I cannot use that pocket for that purpose anymore. Also, the larger pocket right behind that pocket used to have a zipper, but the newer version does not and I like the security of the zipper. Everything else is the same except the large flap pocket used to secure with Velcro and now it is a snap closure and the pocket on the outside of the flap is smaller than it used to be, but I rarely use that pocket anyway so that does not matter. Great bag, but bring the true, original version back.
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I would like to thank you for your interest in following this blog about Embedded technologies.
As I am moving on to another role at Microsoft, you will see different topics covered in here, related to mobility and HTML5/JavaScript development.
I recommend you start following @MSFTWEB on twitter if you are not already doing so as it is a great source of info about Windows Embedded.
I wish all of you great embedded endeavors, and for those interested in Interoperability… welcome!
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I'm sorry I won't be reading any Embedded-related posts from you anymore! Best of luck in your new position!
Who can we now hassle in order to bring back managed development for Windows CE devices ?
Fair question :-)
For now reach out to Mike Hall: http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehall
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Olivier, please give Mike Hall a kick and ask him to respond to my posts on his blog. MS has gone radio silence again. Still no updates as previously promised.
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Arte Moreno answering questions from Geoff Stoddart, AngelsWin.com's Director of Social Media. Interview conducted with Arte Moreno on March 10th, 2012 at our Spring Fanfest Dinner Party located at the Fiesta Resorts Conference Center in Tempe, AZ. For those of you who are hearing impaired, or would prefer to read over watching an HD video that could take a bit to load on your PC or handheld device, here's the text transcript of our night with the Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno. Enjoy! Geoff: My name is Geoff Stoddart. Most of you know me as Spiritof2002. So I would like to start off by introducing the founder of Angelswin.com Chuck Richter. Chuck Richter: Thank you all for coming and Arte, thank you for being able to come and be a part of this. Arte, I can speak for the entire group here that what you have put on the field over the years, giving us winning teams, that is something that we really appreciate from a fans standpoint. (Applause). What's inter...
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Aggressive Kings hand Memphis Grizzlies tough loss, 119-110
SACRAMENTO --- The game ended as the Grizzlies' third loss in the past four games, and they couldn't pin this one on injuries.
Forget for a moment about all that talk about the challenge of integrating Zach Randolph. Trust that the Griz were hardly thinking about the impending arrival Gilbert Arenas.
For some reason, the Grizzlies are distracted and less dynamic than normal on defense.
Credit the Sacramento Kings for causing some of that. But mostly blame the Grizzlies for being outworked and for lacking intensity throughout a 119-110 loss Tuesday night before a crowd of 11,105 in the Power Balance Pavilion.
"We got our butts kicked because we didn't play hard and we didn't play together," Griz coach Lionel Hollins said. "We've got to compete and be committed to playing defense and committed to being focused."
With Randolph and a full complement of players, the Griz still are a bunch that relies on overwhelming opponents with aggressiveness and a string of stops. The Griz packed neither to start a four-game West Coast trip that shifts to Portland for a game Thursday against the Trail Blazers.
The outcome could be even worse if the Griz travel with the matador defense they displayed against the Kings, who scored a whopping 74 points in the paint. Sacramento used its strong defense and rebounding to routinely run out and score easy baskets in transition. The Kings had 27 fast-break points.
"Another good night at the office for our guys," Kings coach Keith Smart said after his club won their third in a row.
Sacramento shot 53 percent, led by Marcus Thornton's hot hand. He tossed in a game-high 31 points after making seven of his first eight shots.
Rudy Gay's 23 points led the Grizzlies, who had all five starters score in double figures.
Memphis struggled against the Kings' zone defense at times. Other times, the Griz were just plain sloppy with the ball and the turnovers led to easy fast-break points for the Kings.
Sacramento's last major run came after Memphis got to within three. The Kings went on an 11-2 run, with Tyreke Evans scoring a pair of layups and Jason Thompson throwing down a dunk.
The Griz trailed 106-94 with seven minutes left in the fourth quarter. They never got closer than eight points after that.
Memphis trailed 66-56 at halftime after allowing Sacramento 37 points in the opening quarter.
"That was pretty much the game right there," Griz guard Tony Allen said. "They set the tone, and unfortunately we couldn't bounce back." Take away the Grizzlies' strong start in the game's first two minutes and the Kings were clearly the aggressors. Sacramento gave second and third effort on the boards and won the hustle areas in building its lead.
One example of the Kings' effort happened in the second quarter when Isaiah Thomas, the smallest player on the floor, caught a Thornton air ball and scored a put-back basket.
Turning point: The Griz began to get stops and rebounds, which allowed them to run and gun midway through the second quarter. They used a 17-6 run to reduce a double-digit deficit to 58-56 with 1:25 left before halftime. But the Griz couldn't sustain their defensive intensity and allowed the Kings to score the final eight points of the half. Kings forward Jason Thompson finished off a 3-on-1 fast break with a monster dunk just before the buzzer sounded, and the Griz trailed by 10 at the intermission. The Griz never led in the second half because of sequences like that one.
Hot topic: Hollins is no fan of using a 10-man rotation but he continues to employ one in an attempt to keep Dante Cunningham, Quincy Pondexter and Marreese Speights in the lineup. Backup Jeremy Pargo is also seeing time in an effort to get starter Mike Conley rest. One has to wonder how long Hollins will stick with this mode of operation. It doesn't figure to change soon with guard Gilbert Arenas joining the mix soon.
That's what he said: "It's just good to get wins. It's good to see everybody happy." -- Kings guard and former University of Memphis star Tyreke Evans, talking about his team's new attitude.
The other guys: Sacramento is a different team than the one that got blown out by the Griz earlier this season. The Kings look like a better organized and more disciplined squad – especially on defense.
Outside the boxscore: Speights played just 19 minutes off the bench and fouled out with 8:35 left in the game. He was disqualified after hacking Kings center DeMarcus Cousins, who earned his fifth foul early in the fourth period. Interestingly enough, Cousins played most of the first quarter with two fouls and managed to stay in the game until getting his sixth with 6:48 left in the fourth. The Griz never went at Cousins in order to worsen his foul trouble and perhaps for the Kings to put him on the bench for longer stretches. Cousins' sixth foul ended up happening because he grabbed Conley's jersey at mid-court.
R&R (roster and rotation): Zach Randolph started for the first time since his return last Friday in a loss against Toronto. He had 13 points and seven rebounds but the Griz are 1-2 since Randolph's return. Meanwhile, Evans returned for the Kings after missing the previous two games because of a sprained left ankle. He scored nine of his 13 points in the fourth quarter when the Kings pulled away.
Records: The Grizzlies (25-19) began a stretch of nine of 11 games away from home with a loss on a night when the top four seeds in the Western Conference all suffered defeats. Memphis now sits in sixth place – a half game behind Dallas.
Got next: Grizzlies at Trail Blazers, Thursday, 9 p.m. Portland has lost two straight and seven of its last 10 but usually is a tough out at home.
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Apple is opening another retail store in New York at 401 West 14th Street, making it the third store to open in the sprawling metropolis. With already two record-making Apple locations - SoHo was the first to feature the glass staircase, and Fifth Avenue is the store with the large glass cube in front - the company looks to do it again: the large, three-floor location will be Apple's largest in the city. Apple will open the doors to the new location at 6:00PM on Friday, December 7th, in New York's Meatpacking district. Customers that are interested in showing up early will receive commemorative T-shirts and are eligible for other prizes, while supplies last.
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Marvelous Drama!!!!!!I liked the drama but at times found myself frustrated with the protagonist. The love usually works itself out at the end of these things and i found it to be the case as well. Children living in small towns who have a disease become like the child with cooties who noone wants to touch. But when people are rude and hurtful in the end they all comes together.
This is a New FavoriteThis drama was riveting and absolutely brilliant. The actors and actresses made you forget that this is only a drama...you really began to feel the characters. It is a must see.Read more
The topic is a serious one and the lessons learned by the characters were something that many of us have come to grips with.
It was truly refreshing to watch a "drama" in the true sense with people who look ...
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful:A true Kdrama tear-jerker!A drama cast full of positive, lovable, and kind characters?! How can this be!? Thank You will have you fall in love with almost every character, probably not the grandma. Story is good but I can't emphasize enough about each characters qualities and how'll you'll love them without spoilers! (Spoiler, You'll be left in tears of joy.....or sorrow.....)


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