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Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Eastern Australia rider Patrick Williamson has decided to show his support by painting his Eastern Element pink and riding it all month. Here's the official story from Eastern BMX Australia: "A little while back our sponsored rider Patrick Williamson came to us with an idea that for the […]
Dayvis Heyne The Come Up Edit
Eastern Australia rider Dayvis Heyne can take a hit, as the first few clips demonstrate well in this new exclusive edit from TheComeUp. Dayvis takes to the streets with no mercy on this raw clip filmed in Australia.
2015 Eastern Catalog
We've just dropped our latest catalog for 2015. The 2015 Eastern Catalog features our newest line of quality completes and all the Eastern parts you love. You'll also find we have now featured our sister companies Guerra and Ezra in the catalog.
Josh Perry's Ohio Summer
Here are a bunch of photos for ya. Some of the non riding ones are from when we took a ferry to an island called Put In Bay. Took a ferry over, rented mopeds, and got loose, haha! -Josh Perry Trevor Meyer(3 time x-games medalist for flatland), Nick Digeroloma, Mike Castillo, and Josh Perry at […]
Dayvis Heyne 180 Toboggan Photo
More goods from down under. Eastern Australia rider Dayvis Heyne blasting a 180 toboggan while at work at the Monster Skatepark Camp. Photo by Nick Hodgeskin
Patrick Williamson Park Pics
Aussie Eastern rider Patrick Williamson sent us a few flicks sessioning a spine on his Eastern Boss at one of the great many amazing Australian skateparks. Photos courtesy of Sarah Mills.
Josh Perry Interview on Vital BMX
Josh Perry has been making some big moves lately. Between doing BMX shows in Sandusky, OH, and his move to Virginia from Greenville, NC, Josh hasn't had much downtime. However, he did recently made time for an interview with Vital to discuss his many upcoming changes. Read the full Josh Perry Interview Photo by Todd Nichols Follow […]
Josh Perry: Farewell, North Carolina
Josh Perry: Farewell, North Carolina – More BMX Videos After living in North Carolina for a while, Josh Perry is making a move to Virginia and saying farewell to NC. Before the move, Josh wanted to do some work and put down some tricks that he'd been wanting to get. Enjoy the carnage! Filmed & […]
New Josh Perry Unit Edit Coming Soon
Josh Perry is about to release a farewell NC edit featuring the last of his days riding in North Carolina at the Unit. Filmed and edited by Dan Foley, it's sure to be easy on the eyes. Photos by Todd Nichols Follow Josh Instagram: @joshperrybmx Twitter: @joshperrybmx Flickr Facebook.com/JoshPerryOfficialFanPage
Cedar Point BMX Show with Josh Perry
I am currently in Sandusky, Ohio for the next 6 weeks performing for All Wheels Sports at Cedar Point Amusement Park. Its such a rad show. – Josh Perry Follow Josh for more on his stay in Ohio Instagram: @joshperrybmx – Twitter: @joshperrybmx – Flickr – Facebook.com/JoshPerryOfficialFanPage


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Both in the White Mountain National Forest and run by the AMC:
Joe Dodge Lodge in Pinkham Notch. I've done MANY ride-n-hike trips in the Presis from here, the desk staff are quite friendly and have been willing to store my gear in an area not accessible to the general public while I'm on the trail. The rooms sleep four in bunkbeds, private rooms are available for a bit more $. Dorm style bathrooms and showers. No beer or wine for sale, but they do allow BYOB. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available on site - the kitchen does a breakfast buffet, lunches to order and family-style dinner. I've yet to have a meal that isn't excellent.
Highland Center at the top of Crawford Notch. Very similar to Joe Dodge, but much newer. They do serve alcohol in the dining room. A bit spendier, but again well worth it.
These places are hiker-oriented, but still quite moto friendly. Be prepared to answer a lot of questions from curious guests, think of it as an opportunity to build some goodwill among the non-moto public.
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As revealed by The Big K, Molyneux ' creator of games like Magic Carpet, Syndicate, Black & White, The Movies, and Fable ' is leaving Microsoft-owned Lionhead to join a start-up company. The former Bullfrogger, who was head of Microsoft Studios in Europe, said: 'It is with mixed emotions that I made the decision to leave Microsoft and Lionhead Studios, the company that I co-founded in 1997, at the conclusion of development of Fable: The Journeyâ?¦ However, I felt the time was right to pursue a new independent venture.' He will also act as a creative consultant on Fable's arm-waving variant for the Kinect.
Molyneux joins a new Guildford-based company, 22 Cans, which Molyneux has described as 'something really amazing, scary and brave'. This new company was founded by Lionhead's former chief technical officer Tim Rance, whose credits include Populous, Black & White, and Fable. They probably plan to make games.
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Here I shall post random creations like Poems and similar creations.
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Also, Please do not copy and claim them as your own, and I'd appreciate if you asked my Permission.
I was making a new story, and wanted to share it. This is a vampire romance, if you don't like vampires, and can't handle some romance, have a look and if you don't like, you may go, if you must... Anyway, enjoy!
"Why must we all some day die…?"
I couldn't stand it any longer. Why did Mother just die like that? She was all I had left. Must all people die, leaving this world and others behind in pain? Isn't there more to life than just death?
I listened to the noises and sounds that beckoned the roads and alleys. There was nothing else I could do, just be alone, and that was what I wanted least.
A scream arose from a few yards in front of me, and I ran to its location. Lying there, a lady in a red evening dress was on the floor, bleeding heavily. Kneeling next to the woman was a man with blood-curdling red eyes, and black flocks of hair beside his cheeks. Fangs protruded from his upper lip, and blood was being licked off from his bottom lip.
In an instant, the man appeared in front of me, my feet wouldn't move, I couldn't do anything. The man reached towards me, I tried screaming for help, but no words came out.
The world went blank.
I don't know how long it took, but I was soon awake, lying against a wall in an open alley near the road. "What happened?" Those were the only things that I could think of. I remembered nothing, only that I was waking down the alleyway, and nothing else. I probably just reached the end and sat down for a rest, right?
I got up, starting to head for home. A gleaming red eye, stared at me. I did not realise, nor did I realise I saw him only half an hour ago.
I soon reached home, and started unlocking the door. Once I got in, I glanced at the clock. "Oh my! It's already so late? I better get to bed, and quick!" I was soon ready, and settled, cuddling up into the duvet.
I neither realised now when the same man as before was spying at me from the window, but even if I did notice, it would've been make believe, for he was there for no longer than a second.
I was walking through another alleyway; it seemed to now be a hobby of mine. I turned a corner and froze still. There was a trail of blood leading to some place, and I instinctively followed the trail. It was not long before I saw a boy leaning against the wall, blood dripping from his mouth, and all over his hand. He was smiling a wicked smile, and staring straight at me.
I woke up startled, then relaxed, and thought properly about the dream. It was creepy, and I suspected that it was a nightmare. But one thing kept me thinking. I recognised the fangs, the blood and how the eyes stared at me. I just kept thinking I saw all that before. And something was just not right about it.
I got out of bed, dressed, and headed to school. It was in my first year in High school, and to relax I always walked through dark roads.
School was soon ended, though I hadn't realised, I wasn't paying attention to school today, my head was devoted to that subject instead of Maths or literature. I just couldn't find the piece to the jigsaw puzzle.
I soon decided that I needed to go investigate the same alleyway that I walked on last night, or I would never know.
Later that night, I walked through the same alleyways, following my head. I suddenly gasped when I saw a trail of blood. I suddenly started to feel very uneasy. I saw all this before. But this was my chance to find out, so I'd go and check what would be at the end of the blood-brick road. A wicked smile pierced through the darkness. I took a step forwards, but this time, I could walk no more. The boy, the blood, the fangs… It all circled around my head. Fangs? That's what I forgot. Who has those? My memory all flooded back to me. The man, the blood-drinker, the dead woman, all this added up to a vampire. But was this boy another one of their race? What was going on?
"Hey…" The boy whispered, getting up from the wall, and walking towards me. "I've already had dinner, are you for dessert?"
His clothes were stained with blood; and he was no longer than a metre from me by now. This time, I had strength enough to move, my fear didn't drain it all like last time, and I was going to soon make my move.
I twirled on my tip, and started to run like a lion, but he was catching up, no matter how much I tried. I was so scared; I wasn't watching where I was going. That's where I made my mistake, when I tripped over something. I fell down; laying my hands out in front of me. The boy went down in the same position on top of me, holding my neck with his claw-like hand. I was trapped.
What made things worse? His bloody hand made blood prints all over my neck, which made me more vulnerable. With his sharp nail, he pierced my skin, making me automatically scream. He put his hand over my mouth so that no sound came out.
Was I really going to die?
I want you there, next to me,
I want us both, to be free,
I silently wait for you to come,
Because for now you are gone.
I want you to be there,
So I can share,
My laugh with you,
Will you do too?
I want you to share your worries with me,
So we can both be free from our miseries,
I want to share my love with you,
Will you also do too?
I want to also be there for you,
As you did with me, we silently flew,
I want to be your everything,
I want every little single thing.
I want you to be there when I cry,
And perhaps even when I die,
I want to stay with you forever on,
Stay with me forever on.
You are gone,
I am living on,
Without you I cry,
I want to die.
I wait for you,
I think it through,
What's left to be heard?
You are "Gone" is the word.
For me crying,
Is the same as dying,
Waiting for you,
There is no more I can do.
I want this to end,
I want to see you, my friend,
My dear one, come today,
Don't shove me away.
Though I am living on,
Even though I know you're gone,
I'll live through the pain,
In this everlasting rain.
This is a poem I wrote for a certain person. I have a friend Called Karl, and his Mum; Angela is the one I'm dedicating this to. Enjoy!
A shining angel in the city of dark souls,
The angel makes each soul lit,
Making them once again whole,
Dark into light with the power of love.
If this angel enters your city,
You shall not feel pain and sorrow anymore,
No one again shall ever feel pity,
For all shall be eqyally rick and poor.
Blood shall never again be scattered,
Only shall laughter,
And it won't be anymore mattered,
For the world has started from the beginning.
So through towns this angel will pass,
And make things better,
To let this strong love last,
All thanks to this passing angel.
Here is a poem (No matter how silly this seems) of Beauty and the Beast! Hope you like!
Beauty and the Beast,
The story 'till now unknown,
True in the very least,
Set in this young man's home.
On this prince,
Was a curse,
No one could rince,
The sins of this universe.
All this beast had was a rose,
Petal's fall 'till he finds true love,
He senses someone with hi firm nose,
To see a beauty of a woman just like a dove.
This woman named Belle,
Opened the beast's heart,
So he no longer fell,
And they could notstay apart.
So ends the story of this love,
The beast's curse was broken,
By this woman-like dove,
Both receiving a forever love token.


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any of a genus (Euonymus) of deciduous or evergreen shrubs and woody vines of the staff-tree family, with colorful seeds and pods
Origin of euonymusModern Latin used by Carolus Linnaeus ; from Classical Latin the spindle tree ; from Classical Greek euōnymos, literally , of good name, lucky ; from eu- (see eu-) + onyma, dialect, dialectal form of onoma, name
Any of various trees, shrubs, or woody vines of the genus Euonymus, many species of which are cultivated for their decorative foliage. Also called spindle tree.
Origin of euonymusLatin euōnymus, a kind of tree growing in Lesbos, from Greek euōnumos, of good name : eu-, eu- + onuma, name; see n&obremac;-men- in Indo-European roots.
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uh, this... is so awesome.
Album Rating: 4.0I was prepping my review for this you sob.
haha my bad man. i've been in love with this album for the past few days and was just shocked no one had reviewed it. i mean it's got a feature on Pitchfork even.
it really is, and i'm shocked to see you love this as much as i do.
i mean it's got a feature on Pitchfork even.
Album Rating: 4.0I was strangely obsessed with this album for a few days. I am still rather impressed. I love the joyful exuberance.
Album Rating: 4.0I know that's where I saw it and I looked on here and it had like 3 votes and I was confused.
I might review this. Sorry, fromtheinside, but I'm much more controversial and intense and will bring in mass amounts of people to read my review.
This is probably your best review, but there are still a few things I would change.
the bubbly electro infused dance number
The album from start to finish is the expression of a solidified joy that Eric Berglund, one half of the Swedish duo the Tough Alliance, apparently has found.
are somehow beautifully blended with haunting post rock relevance's all within either one song "Oh God, Oh Dear" or back to back tracks.
lol bitchfork, i don't think you're as popular as you think you are.
"come with me" is so good
Digging: Built to Spill - Keep It Like a Secret
Fromtheinside: I don't think I'm as serious about sputnik as you think I am.
your spamming and M.I.A review prove otherwise.
Spamming=srs business.
Album Rating: 3.0This feels so fake to me. Like they're trying too hard to be indie happy or something. I've listened to it three times over and each time it just gets worse. It's like eating honey made of plastic fiber.
Digging: mewithoutYou - Pale Horses
hmm interesting, what parts makes you feel like things are fake? i guess i could hear it in the vocals.
all around is good
omg breesus is back.
I can see where you're coming from Streetlight, but to me it just makes the album sound morose. In a good way. Vibrantly blue.
Album Rating: 5.0if i could give it 6/5 i would, come with me is better than anything i've ever heard ever.
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Any recruiter or career coach will tell you that it is always a good idea to ask questions when you're being interviewed for a job. But which questions?
Increasingly, people are learning that a four-year college education doesn't always pay. You can spend upwards of $100,000 to get some letters after your name and still end up jobless, or in a job that doesn't pay enough to cover your school loan payments. That's probably why nearly 70 percent of the American workforce doesn't hold more than a high school diploma. But you don't necessarily need a degree to make good money.
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In just the last week, seven people in five states have been attacked by bears. None of the attacks were fatal, which occurred in Alaska, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Michigan. We all know that we reside in the thick of bear country here in Montana. Don't forget to be bear aware. Here are some helpful reminders:
Weather patterns in southwest Montana will be conducive for human-caused fires on Friday, August 16. It is recommended to use extreme caution while outdoors (especially on Friday afternoon). Details here:
Getting a job is a lot of work. For the most part, an active job search is a full-time job. You put in a lot of effort and time to improve your resume, make sure it's visible online, make good connections in your network and finally get an interview. But the work doesn't stop there.
It's hard enough to wake up in the morning with coffee. I say it's damn near impossible without it...but here are some tricks people use to get out of bed, stay out of bed and wake up WITHOUT the help of our friend caffeine. These came from Reddit by the way. There's not much of a scientific basis here, just tricks people swear by.
Montana State University Extension specialists will once again set up a booth at the Gallatin Valley Farmers' Market at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds this Saturday, August 10. This week they will help you answer questions about weeds, insects, diseases and other general yard and garden issues.
Montana's Insurance Commissioner has launched a new website that aims to help individuals and businesses with any confusion they may be having in regards to health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare".
Summer doesn't have to be all sticky fingers and screaming in outrage at overly buoyant straws. It turns out it's actually quite easy to enjoy the best season of the year -- all you need are these few simple life hacks. (And to man up and increase your tolerance for high temperatures.)
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I believe this will be a great move for our community. Let me start out by saying we propose no bonding or raising of village taxes to complete this project. Our current village building on Main Street, on the lake, does not serve us well. We should return it to the tax rolls and have it fit in with the rest of the downtown buildings, retail, office and apartment living for example.
The old fire station has been vacant for several years and is a very useable building. Sale proceeds from the current village hall would complete interior remolding for both village offices and the police station, infrastructure upgrades, razing of the current police building and also beautifying and landscaping of the site to better fit a municipal structure.
Outside building improvements would come in another phase depending on funds. Parking is plentiful, which will make the village offices much more accessible to the resident users. With the current police building gone, that creates more parking space, we see a combination of free, paid and employee parking at this site. The current village board sees this as a so called "win-win" situation for us all.
What is your position on further improvements to public parking in the village, and why?
In this current economic climate, I don't see a need for looking for property for more municipal parking. The current lot with the pay station set up serves us quite well. A better economy may change this but not at present. We have discussed replacing the current street meters with several pay stations. I believe they will generate more income, look better than the meters up and down the street and solve our current problem of the meters corroding because of our harsh winters causing time-consuming maintenance and expensive replacements.
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Re: Fat utilization during exercise
James - I agree that the amount of fat utilized during exercise depends on the person's level of fitness and diet. But what is consistant is as the exercise intesity moves up, the fat % moves d...
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Reinhold - As your heart rate goes up you transition from burning primarily fat to primarily carbohydrates. For a JMT record attempt you need a very small amount of protein, no fat, and mostly c...
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Michael - Thanks for the review. The pictures added a lot to the text.
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Joshua - Correct. The definition of the standard male and female wasn't included in any public domain document that I am aware of. The first time I tried to understand it, I got stuck the sa...
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Brett - The higher the muscle %, the higher the BMR. Generally this factor far outweighs the offsetting insulation value of more fat.
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Awesome: Stan Lee
- In The Seventies, Stan Lee penned a Spider-Man comic involving narcotics portrayed in a completely negative light, on the recommendation of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Lee was told that The Comics Code wouldn't allow the story because it banned even the mere presence of narcotics. Lee gave the CCA the figurative finger, and Marvel published the comics dealing with the storyline without the Comics Code seal. After the story was given considerable praise from the general public, the CCA relented on changes to the Comics Code to allow drug abuse to be depicted, but only if it's in a negative light or part of a story with an anti-drug theme. However, the damage done to the Code by this incident was irreversible, and by the end of The '80s, only Archie Comics and DC Comics (on a very limited basis) sought CCA approval for publishing.
- How about the fact that he's responsible for the creation of some of the most popular Marvel superheroes ever made? Even if he made them with other people helping him, he still created them.
- Crossing into Crowning Moment of Heartwarming, the fact that unlike many other comics writers of his era, he's lived long enough to see his characters' popularity expand outside the industry via several successful films, while the comics industry itself returned from the brink of death in the 90s
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According to the FDA, MSG has been used "throughout history". If by throughout history they mean in Japan for the last hundred years, then yes, but recorded history goes back 10,000 years, not only one hundred.
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We are quickly learning that our food is full of a lot of non-food ingredients. Parents need to pay attention to what exactly they are feeding their children.
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Cayenne and Capsaicin, Natures Miracle Medicine
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Southern Regional Premier League announces new competition structure
The US Youth Soccer Southern Regional Premier League (SRPL) is excited to announce a new competitive structure for the upcoming season. The new format will include larger organized events that bring the top teams in US Youth Soccer Region III together in one place to compete against each other.
Washington Spirit defeat Houston Dash 1-0, maintain home unbeaten streak
On a wet and cold evening on June 27, the Washington Spirit (5-3-2, 17 points) won a physical match against the Houston Dash (3-3-3, 13 points) to continue their unbeaten streak at home.
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US Youth Soccer has announced the 16 champions of the US Youth Soccer Region IV (West) Championships.
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- 06/26/15 U.S. Paralympic National Team falls in extra time to Netherlands
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Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Genghis Barbie rock the art song
Audiences at opera singers' recitals do not, customarily, pump their arms and cheer. Of course, singers at said recitals don't usually perform tunes by Queen and Guns N' Roses flanked by a quartet of female horn players, either.
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El superzorro/ Fantastic Mr. Fox (Paperback)
|Author: Roald Dahl
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|The formidable adventures of Mr. Fox and his family as they try to outrun three farmers determined to catch them.
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Roald Dahl is the author of children's books that are both very popular and very controversial. His works are often criticized for what some see as racial stereotypes, violence, negative depictions of adults, and overall vulgarity. Many readers love them for their humor and honesty. Dahl was educated in England, and his works often reveal a distaste for his schoolboy years. He served in the Royal Air Force during World War II until his plane what hit by machine-gun fire. Severely injured, Dahl was unable to continue as a pilot. These injuries also forced Dahl to undergo a hip-replacement operation, and he kept his old thigh bone on his desk as a paperweight. Dahl wrote many short stories for adults, and his career as a children's author began after he had children of his own with his wife, the actress Patricia Neal. Several of his books, including CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, have sold over a million copies in the United States. He also wrote three autobiographies--PAT AND ROALD, about his relationship with his first wife; BOY: TALES OF CHILDHOOD; and GOING SOLO, about his adventures during World War II. Dahl and Patricia Neal divorced in 1983; they had five children. He later married Felicity Ann Crosland.


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"June Show" 3 day Outdoor Antique Weekend
June 5th, 6th and 7th 2015
This early summer event draws more than 150 quality dealers from all over the northeast. This show is know as a buyer's market. Many dealers will debut some of their best merchandise for one of the first show's of the summer. Expect to see an even better attendance of dealers in this years show. Click to see participating show fields.
Free Admission Friday, Saturday and Sunday 8-5
44th Annual Madison Bouckville Antique Week
August 10th - 16th , 2015 from 8am-5pm
The 44th annual Madison Bouckville Antique Week August 10th-16th will once again bring buyers, collectors, admirers and dealers from across the globe to the largest Antique event in New York State and one of the largest outdoor events in the country. This week long, town wide, Free Admission event will bring Quality merchandise and interesting collectables to this age old show.
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The next meeting of Madison Bouckville Promotions will be Tuesday July 7th at 7:00PM.
It will be held at Madison town hall Rte 20 Madison.
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- Pick up playing card at any participating antique store or show field
- Stop at 10 designated Shops or Showfields
- Get your card stamped at each stop on Tuesday, Wednesday and/or Thursday
- Drop card in box at Troop Scoops to be eligible for the $500.00 cash drawing
- Drawing will be held at noon Friday in The Gallery ABrought to you by Madison Bouckville Promotions
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2015 event dates
"June Show" antique weekend June 5th,6th,7th
"Bouckville Classics" Car Show Cancelled for 2015
"Farm and Family Show" Tractor show Cancelled for 2015
"Madison Bouckville Antique Week" Week long, 2000 dealers August 10th-16th
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Visit the Historic Chenango Canal and the Village that Motts Cider helped put on the map. Restaurants, hotels and campgrounds can be found in the surrounding area.
Newsletter News : We are pleased to welcome Jim Ford on board as editor of our Madison Bouckville Antique Week newsletter. Jim is a well known local historian and author of three very interesting books on the history of Madison and Bouckville. Jim and his Wife Joan are life long residents of the area. Jim is a retired history teacher from Madison Central school, He currently remains very busy researching and documenting Madison county history. We look forward to "Jim's Twist" which will be posted and emailed monthly to those who have signed up for the newsletter. Jim will be updating us on the countdown to Antique week, Madison Bouckville Promotions board meeting news and some interesting history memo's. Jim has written several books on the area, including: The Pride of Cidertown -- A History of the Bouckville Summits Baseball Team, Sweet Cider Days -- A History of Mott's in Bouckville, New York, and Grove -- His Life and Legacy in the Madison Area.
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The Forest Lake football team kept the home fans on the edge of their seats Thursday, Aug. 29, in the season opener. Though the Rangers fell to Hastings, 20-9, Forest Lake kept the Raiders at bay much of the first half. With less than two minutes to go in the second quarter, Hastings [...Read More
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Ranger football closed its season Friday in a 42-21 loss at No. 4 Mounds View. Unlike the teams' regular-season matchup, the section quarterfinal was interesting into the second quarter. The Mustangs, seeded second in the section, needed just two plays to score on the game's opening drive...Read More
Forest Lake had some early chances to keep it close, and scored 21 points in the second half, but in between Mounds View dominated en route to a 42-21 Section 4AAAAAA playoff opener Friday night. The seventh-seeded Rangers moved inside the Mounds View 15-yard-line on their first two drives, but one ...Read More
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Forest Lake finished its final football game of the regular season Wednesday night with a 54-7 loss to Woodbury. The Rangers held Woodbury almost scoreless in the first quarter, until the Royals added seven to the board with 3:38 to go. The Royals added another seven two minutes late to make it 14-0...Read More
The Ranger football squad faced No. 6 (Class 6A) Mounds View at home last Friday, falling 61-0 to the football powerhouse. Forest Lake struggled to make a stop and allowed 423 rushing yards and 75 passing yards. "Mounds View is just good at all phases of the game," head coach Billy Kirch said. �...Read More
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Macey and Grizz' silver litter arrived on New Year's Day. One female and three males are available from this litter. They will be available on or after Feb. 25, 2015, at 8 weeks.
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Sunny, (Champagne dam) and Stryker, (Silver sire) right. Their champagne female, left and above, is now 4 months old.
Macey and Grizz' litter, of 10 silver puppies arrived on New Year's Day. There are three males and one female available at this time.
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Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Rick Ostrander, Ed.D.
Dr. Ostrander is currently the Director of Pediatric Medical Psychology and an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions in Baltimore Maryland. Dr. Ostrander has also directed the psychological assessment services within the Division of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Minnesota Hospital and was also Chief of Child Psychology at Georgetown University Medical Center. He has also served as a Congressional Science Fellow and worked on federal legislation involving special education reform and mental health parity. His research interests include ADHD and how it relates to other childhood disorders, including depression and anxiety.
Jessica Hankinson, Ph.D.
Dr. Hankinson is a faculty member in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Dr. Hankinson specializes in pediatric psychology and the treatment and assessment of children with chronic medical conditions and associated emotional and behavioral difficulties. Dr. Hankinson serves as the primary behavioral consultant within the Divisions of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition and Pediatric Urology and is part of multi-disciplinary teams to evaluate and treat children with chronic constipation and voiding dysfunction. She also has extensive experience providing behavioral management training and cognitive behavioral therapy with children with complex medical conditions (e.g. bladder exstrophy, inflammatory bowel disease, cystic fibrosis, Type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and functional pain disorders) and their families. Her clinical research interests include behavioral interventions for improving children's compliance with medical regimens and procedures. Dr. Hankinson received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of South Florida. She completed her predoctoral internship and two year pediatric psychology postdoctoral fellowship at The Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.
Carisa Perry-Parrish, Ph.D.
Dr. Perry-Parrish is a faculty member at Johns Hopkins in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry; she is also Training Director of the postdoctoral psychology fellowship program. Dr. Perry-Parrish specializes in improving emotion regulation in children and adolescents. Her clinical interests emphasize practicing and promoting evidence-based care, including parent management training for childhood noncompliance and ADHD, cognitive-behavioral therapy for youth anxiety/depression, and acceptance and mindfulness-based interventions to improve self-regulation. Dr. Perry-Parrish has assisted with providing mental and behavioral health treatment in the primary care setting of the Harriet Lane Clinic, training clinic for pediatrics residents and adolescent medicine fellows at Hopkins. She also has interest and expertise in promoting coping and adjustment among youth and their families affected by dermatological conditions, and works closely with Bernard Cohen, MD, Kate Puttgen, MD, and Annie Grossberg, MD, as the primary behavioral consultant in the Division of Pediatric Dermatology. She also works with the Pediatric Burn Surgery team with Susan Ziegfeld, PNP-BC, and Dylan Stewart, MD, as well as the Center for Sweat Disorders led by thoracic surgeon, Malcolm Brock, MD. Dr. Perry-Parrish's research program, which has been supported by NIH, focuses on investigating the development of emotion regulation among youth, and how emotion and coping processes are related to psychosocial functioning. Dr. Perry-Parrish received her doctorate in Developmental and Clinical Psychology from the University of Maine. She completed her predoctoral internship training at the Children's Hospital at Stanford & Children's Health Council in Palo Alto, CA. She completed a postdoctoral clinical fellowship at the Johns Hopkins University Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and a postdoctoral research fellowship at the Johns Hopkins University Division of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine.
Elizabeth Reynolds, Ph.D.
Dr. Reynolds is a faculty member at Johns Hopkins in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. She serves as the primary behavioral consultant within the Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Inpatient and Day Hospital services. She conducts psychological evaluations and provides behavioral and cognitive-behavioral treatments. Broadly, her research and clinical interests focus on the development and maintenance of health risk behavior among children and adolescents. This interest has manifested in two lines of work. The first is focused on the social-contextual (e.g., peer influence) and self-regulatory (e.g., impulsivity, distress tolerance, emotional dysregulation) factors associated with the development and maintenance of these health risk behaviors and involves more basic processes/experimental research. The second area of interest centers more broadly on the evaluation of mental health services; particularly the dissemination and implementation of evidence-based psychological treatments and assessment. Dr. Reynolds received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from University of Maryland, College Park. She completed her predoctoral internship training at Alpert Medical School of Brown University Clinical Psychology Training Consortium.
Matt W. Specht, Ph.D.
Dr. Specht is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. He, along with Dr. Marco Grados, is Co-Director of the Pediatric OCD and Tourette's Specialty Clinic (POTSC) within the Pediatric Medical Psychology Program. The POTSC was developed to deliver evidence-based pharmacological and non-pharmacological (i.e., cognitive-behavioral treatments) for Tourette's Disorder (TD) and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) as well as common co-occurring psychiatric conditions. Dr. Specht's current research focuses on examining the means through which behavioral treatments result in sustained reductions in tic symptoms. Dr. Specht received his Doctoral degree from Idaho State University. He completed internship at the VA Maryland and University of Maryland and a research fellowship at the VA Mental Illness Research, Education, and Clinical Center, before joining Johns Hopkins (2006).
Anna George, Psy.D.
Dr. George is a staff psychologist within the Pediatric Medical Psychology Program. Dr. George specializes in the assessment and treatment of children, adolescents, and young adults with chronic and acute medical conditions. Dr. George serves as the primary behavioral consultant within the Division of Pediatric Oncology. She is part of a multi-disciplinary team to evaluate and treat child and adolescent cancer patients and childhood cancer survivors. Dr. George also provides inpatient consultation liaison services for the Pediatric Burn Surgery team. Dr. George is skilled in providing cognitive and behavioral interventions for children with various complex medical conditions. She is experienced in providing evidence-based interventions for distress and anxiety related to medical procedures, barriers to medical adherence and behavioral/emotional difficulties resulting from medical treatment. Dr. George also treats children suffering traumatic stress due to medical trauma, abuse, or loss. Dr. George received her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. She completed her predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship in pediatric psychology at The Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.
Lindsay Borden, Ph.D.
Dr. Borden is a staff psychologist in the Pediatric Medical Psychology Program. She completed her PhD in Counseling Psychology at the University of Missouri in Columbia, MO. Prior to her doctoral studies, she received her MS in Counseling from Loyola University Maryland. Dr. Borden completed her predoctoral internship at the VAMHCS/UMB Clinical Psychology Internship Consortium in Baltimore, MD. Her research interests include both prevention and implementation science, particularly the development and dissemination of efficient, tailored evidence-based interventions for children and families. Her dissertation piloted the application of the evidence-based Family Check-Up intervention to children's psychological evaluations and feedback sessions with aims of increasing the utility of such evaluations as well as parents' motivation to adhere to treatment recommendations. Dr. Borden also has a strong clinical interest in the identification and treatment of internalizing disorders in children.
Dr. Julie Michael is a post-doctoral fellow in the Pediatric Medical Psychology Program. She completed a joint Ph.D. in Clinical and Biological/Health psychology at the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA. Dr. Michael completed her pre-doctoral internship at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA, with a focus on trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy with children and adolescents, intensive outpatient therapy for adults, and neuropsychological assessment for children, adolescents, and adults. She completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA, within the Divisions of Behavioral Health and Endocrinology. During that time, Dr. Michael developed a behavioral health program for youth with diabetes including individual therapy, group therapy, consultation, and program evaluation. She specializes in using cognitive-behavioral and motivational interviewing interventions to assist youth with adjustment to new diagnoses and compliance to medical regimens. Dr. Michael's research focuses on identifying psychosocial factors associated with health behavior change in youth and adults. She has specific clinical and research interests in facilitating the transition to adult care for adolescents and young adults with chronic medical conditions.
Dr. Taryn Allen is a postdoctoral fellow in the Pediatric Medical Psychology Program. She earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Duke University and completed her predoctoral internship at Duke University Medical Center, where she specialized in both pediatric psychology and child clinical psychology. Her research focuses broadly on the assessment of quality of life and interventions that improve overall well-being in children with chronic medical conditions. Specifically, she has examined the impact of illness-related variables on social-emotional and cognitive functioning. In addition, Dr. Allen has evaluated neurocognitive interventions in pediatric cancer survivors and children with sickle cell disease. More recently, she has explored the application of mindfulness and complementary/alternative techniques (e.g., yoga, relaxation) to treat co-occurring pain and internalizing symptoms (e.g., anxiety, depression) in youth. Dr. Allen enjoys consulting with multidisciplinary treatment teams, conducting assessments, and providing evidence-based treatments to youth and their families.
Dr. Adam Morris is a postdoctoral fellow in the Pediatric Medical Psychology Program. He completed his PhD in Clinical Psychology at Kent State University. Prior to his doctoral studies, he received his BA from Hamilton College. Dr. Morris completed his predoctoral internship at the Kennedy Krieger Institute. Broadly stated, his research interests involve the identification and treatment of coping and adaptation difficulties in children and families experiencing extreme stress, including pediatric chronic illness, unintentional injury, and bereavement. Dr. Morris's research interests also include prevention; specifically, developing and examining early interventions to reduce the development of negative sequelae following a potentially traumatic event. His dissertation research focused on examining parent and family level predictors of negative outcomes in siblings who lost a brother or sister. Clinically, Dr. Morris enjoys consulting with multidisciplinary treatment teams focusing on children with chronic medical conditions, providing evidence-based treatments and assessments with children and their families.


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On the same day that the team will travel to mourn fallen former assistant coach Bruce McCrimmon, the Red Wings announced that Pavel Datsyuk will switch to number 24 for training camp and the preseason to honor Ruslan Salei.
Joey MacDonald could have been playing for Lokomotiv
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People always wonder about the "what ifs" in life. Detroit goaltender Joey MacDonald revealed that he was close to signing with Yaroslavl this offseason before the Red Wings offered a one-way contract. What if…
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A horrible tragedy in Russia sees most of KHL team Lokomotiv Yaroslavl die in a plane crash outside the city of Yaroslavl.
Report: Brian Rafalski set to retire from NHL, make Detroit's offseason more interesting
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There's going to be a Red Wings defenseman announcing their retirement this offseason but it's not the one you're thinking it is.
What Went Wrong: Detroit Red Wings
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The Red Wings played about as good a seventh game and a series as you're going to see but they still came up short. What went wrong? There's not a lot to find.
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With another quick-strike attack and a frustrating effort, the Red Wings have the Coyotes on the brink of elimination after winning 4-2 to take a 3-0 series lead.
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Last year the Red Wings got healthy at the end of the season to make the playoffs. This season, they're banged up and stumbling as they wrap up the regular season and head into the postseason. It's never easy in the NHL, especially the Western Conference.
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It might be debatable, and it's definitely a rare occurrence, but Bobby Ryan's penalty shot goal in overtime is most definitely worthy of goal of the night.
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its been awhile since I was around... I was going to make a post asking about upgrading my dying card (GTX 275) but I have no idea where to post it. The AMD thread is dead with like no posts? The Nvidia side has forums and sub forums for every card :o So hey guys I'll just ask here :)
I'm looking at a 7850 or a 650Ti not sure trying to find a good deal I have $120 to spend I am trying to sell my 275 GTX for like $50 but that might not happen so IDK. Advice guys?
Oh btw I have a wife now and a 4 month old son :D I cant belive its been sooo long. I'll post some pics of Maximus Wade Styer later he was a premie but he caught up so fast!
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So my son Max was born on February 25th at 2:35AM He was 4lbs half and ounce :( Hes been doing allot of catching up tho! So how is everyone?
My Wifey :p
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Do you still visit the Bang Barn?
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I have a Sapphire 7850HD OC, whatcha need to know?
Oh, and change your title below your name, it still says Single Male. :P
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Ha! You know it!
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On topic, you're not going to get too much of a boost moving from the 275 to 650.
Not a one to one with the 285 vs the 275, but those two cards aren't that far apart. If the original card is going bad, it wouldn't be a bad replacement since it runs cooler and takes less power to run.
Could you tell us more about your requirements, Mythy? What resolution will you be playing at? What games or genres? Still the system specs in your sig?
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Hey myth - You still trying to sell your car? How about the handcuffs?
On a new note - Who is up for the annual NVNEWS party? I'm putting it together as we speak.
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I like your son's name.
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06-09-2015Clayton Fletcher in WSOP
Professional comedian Clayton Fletcher, who is also a semi-professional poker player, is participating in the 46th Annual World Series of Poker this summer. Held at the Rio All-Suites Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, the series is the largest and most prestigious of its kind anywhere in the world. Follow The Joker on www.twitter.com/claytoncomic for all the updates and exciting news from the WSOP!
05-15-2015Concert with Powerhouse Band in Baltimore
It was announced last week that Clayton Fletcher will be the host for a big band concert featuring the legendary Powerhouse Band in Baltimore this Thursday, May 21st at 8PM. The band was formerly led by Ashton Fletcher, Jr., who was Clayton's father. Reports also indicate that a major announcement will be made at the free show. Click the link for details and to RSVP for this grand event!
04-08-2015Clayton Fletcher's Podcast Goes Weekly
Fans of clearly above average podcasting will be thrilled to learn that Broadway Comedy Club Radio now offers a new FREE episode every Sunday! Hosted by Clayton Fletcher and Al Martin, the podcast features hilarious takes on current events and interviews with celebrities such as Amy Schumer and Russell Simmons. Click the link to hear what the fun's all about.
12-04-2014Clayton Fletcher in Australia this January
It was announced today that Clayton Fletcher will be making the trip to beautiful Australia once again in January 2015! The trip, which marks our favorite comedian's sixth visit Down Under, will include dates in Sydney and Melbourne. Clayton is extremely excited to return to Australia in 2015.
07-17-2014Sweden welcomes The Polite American once again
Clayton Fletcher, aka "The Polite American" will be performing his all-new stand-up comedy material throughout his favorite European country August 11th-16th. With dates in Stockholm, Hofors, and Årsunda, fans from all over Sverige can enjoy Clayton Fletcher as he performs alongside such notables as Zinat Pirzadeh and Al Pitcher!
05-27-2014Clayton Fletcher Live in Las Vegas
As the poker world descends upon the Nevada desert for the 2014 World Series of Poker, excitement and optimism are the order of the day. This year's main event features a guaranteed first-place prize of $10 million, and we're hoping its captor is the man they call The Joker. For those more interested in actual jokes, stop by the Las Vegas Hilton (LVH) on Friday, May 30th and see Clayton Fletcher perform alongside Anthony Padilla and many special guests in the award-winning "Comedy After Dark." Showtime is 10PM and a good time is guaranteed!
04-09-2014Clayton Fletcher Featured on Thinking Poker Podcast
This week, a new episode of the wildly popular Thinking Poker Podcast was released and the featured guest is our own Clayton Fletcher! The podcast, which features interviews with successful and interesting personalities from the world of high-stakes poker, is one of the top-rated gaming podcasts on iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Clayton Fletcher is thrilled to have been featured on such a distinguished show. Click below to hear the full episode for FREE!
02-09-2014Clayton Fletcher back in NYC for a month
Fans of clean, observational stand-up comedy will be pleased to know that Clayton Fletcher will be spending the remainder of the month of February performing in and around New York City. Fresh off a successful run in Melbourne, Australia, Clayton is eager to return to the finest comedy city in all of the world for the next several weeks.
01-13-2014Clayton Fletcher to Headline in Australia
Attention, comedy fans Down Under! Clayton Fletcher is currently on tour in the beautiful city of Melbourne, with big shows at the Athaneum Theatre in the CBD Jan 24th and The Comics' Lounge in North Melbourne Jan 31st and Feb 1st. Come have a laugh and a half!
11-06-2013Brooklyn Brewery presents Clayton Fletcher in Sweden
On 29 and 30 November, Brooklyn Brewery will present a special comedy show featuring Jessica Kirson, Joe DeVito, Isak Jansson, and Clayton Fletcher. The show, satirically dubbed "Brooklyn Ha-Ha," takes place at Brooklyn Bar in the Hornstull area of Stockholm. Tickets are free, click the link for more!
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Thank you all, always love to learn new things.
Mike, the Fujinon-W 150mm/5.6 lens comes in Copal #0 shutter, as most regular 150mm LF lenses I'm aware about. The lens is quite small and light - 52mm front size and weights about 250 gr at all.
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The Communications Workers of America (CWA) says Verizon's offer to raise pay for 38,000 wireline employees is a ruse.
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Bye oversaw Sprint's transition from WiMax to LTE, as well as the company's ambitious Network Vision initiative. He leaves now amid a major network overhaul that include expansion of coverage, as well as a major densification project.
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Verizon Offers Pay Bump to 38K WorkersJune 23, 2015 10:27 am | by Andrew Berg, Executive Editor, @andrewberg32 | Comments
The raises are part of package proposed during negotiations with the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Monday, June 16, 2014
Menu Plan Monday - 2014 Week 25
This is it - our last week of school. Thanks to an over-active winter, we had to tack on four days to the end of our school year, so my easy summer living menu plan organization is still a week off. And just to make life more fun - this last week is filled with activities and may just push me over the edge!
What do you find is the biggest stumbling block to menu planning each week?
Here's our meal plan for this week:
Monday - Boys Night Out
Tuesday - Grilled Shrimp with Pasta
Wednesday - Chicken Tenders, Broccoli Couscous
Thursday - Date Night! We're trying Paris in Chestnut Hill.
Friday - Pizza Night
Saturday and Sunday - Camping
What's on your meal plan this week?
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Grant, all hope is now lost! Sorry Bud, but that's just the way it is.
If you plan on enlarging, 4x5 will get you there very easily. I have a "spare" enlarger for 4x5 because I couldn't pass up the deal on a Beseler 45V-XL from a lab here in Tucson (let me know if you need one). 4x5 is going cheap now at all of the photo equipment shows I've visited lately. A local store has a very nice Crown Graphic setup with case, film holders & flash for $250 ready to go, a good deal for a good 4x5.
If you like that larger film, try to get an 8x10 to use and see how you like it. Don't buy until you have a firm feel for a few formats (sorry, still early and I guess the "F" key got stuck in my head before the coffee has started working this morning). If you decide on 8x10, don't do what I did with an old B&J monster, try to find something a bit more portable and you will save money on trips to the chiropractor. It works very well, but is a bit much to lug around here in the desert without a bit of help from a friend.


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Maps make mobile apps more useful; they can help users find businesses and areas of interest, get directions, or gain insights into new communities. In this course, learn to add interactive maps to your Android apps with Google Maps Android API v2. David Gassner first shows you how to set up the tools, get an API key, and import and link to Google Play services. After an introduction to presenting simple maps with the MapView and MapFragment classes, the course describes how to set a map's initial state, switch between different map types, work with map markers, draw shapes, and work with zoom controls, the My Location button, and various user gestures. Finally, learn to add a map to an existing app and prepare it for distribution.
Note: An Android device with Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) or higher, and that has Google Play Store installed, is required to use the course exercises. (Kindle Fire and Nook devices do not qualify.) Finished mapping apps can be deployed on Android 2.2 (Froyo) or later.
My name is David Gassner, and this is Building Mobile Apps with Google Maps Android API v2. After setting up the required tools and getting the required API key for an app, I'll dive into the API, showing you how to display maps with the MapView and MapFragment classes. I'll demonstrate code that switches between map types, sets a map to a particular location, and displays markers and info windows. Then, I'll describe how to draw shapes on a map, including lines, polygons, and circles.
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6. Handle colour with care
With colour, you're looking for a balance of settings where colours look vibrant and dynamic but aren't flared at the edges.
You don't want the picture to look garish or so over-saturated that you can no longer see subtle colour blend differences.
Also important is that a TV delivers colours with a 'temperature' closer to the 6500 Kelvin level generally best suited to video playback versus the higher temperatures preferred for PC monitors.
We mentioned 'balance of settings' very deliberately, as our experience is that a TV's colour adjustment alone only gets you so far. Adjusting the backlight and especially contrast settings tends to be more important to getting credible colours than the main colour setting, which usually defaults to a pretty sensible 45-55% level.
If you're really serious about video quality, though, you might want to explore any deeper colour management facilities your TV might carry.
These usually take the form of adjustments to the main RGB colour elements. Some TVs also support adjustment of the secondary cyan, magenta and yellow colour components.
These tools can be useful in correcting biases a TV may have towards a single colour. Where they really come into their own, though, is with some sort of test signals (more on these later). Colour metering technology is designed to help you know when colours are getting as close as possible to those defined by the Rec709 TV standard.
While the Rec709 standard may suit some tastes and can help a TV produce colour subtleties not expressed using more strident settings, it doesn't necessarily always produce the most pleasing picture quality for every LCD and plasma panel.
Many mainstream viewers feel that accurately calibrated pictures look a bit muted and flat – and it's not our job to tell people who feel this way that they're wrong!
If you want your pictures to look punchy, go for it. But don't get so greedy for dynamism that you reach a point where certain tones become over-dominant or you can no longer make out subtle tonal shifts.
7. Don't fall into the sharpness trap
With HD sets it's tempting to imagine that you're going to get the best results if you set the TV's sharpness level really high. In truth, though, pushing sharpness can lead to some significant problems.
The most obvious one is that too much sharpness can cause pictures – even good quality HD sources - to look really noisy and gritty.
The edges of objects in the image can also start to look forced and 'glowy'. The picture can start to look so forensic in its detailing that you feel aware of the pixel structure of the panel rather than just getting immersed in the overall pictures.
Many brands – especially Samsung – tend to push sharpness too hard using their out of the box presets. We strongly recommend that you feed your TV a Blu-ray and carefully adjust the sharpness until you get to the tipping point where sharpness starts to tip over into noise.
8. Deactivate ambient light sensors (usually!)
Almost all TVs these days carry sensors able to detect the ambient light in your viewing room, so that the TV can automatically adjust facets of the picture to compensate.
However, this automated approach can lead to problems, especially given the usual tendency for sensor-equipped TVs to ramp the contrast up too far if high ambient light levels are detected.
Also, it's a simple fact that no automated process can replace what your own eyes and tastes are telling you. Generally speaking our advice is that you turn eco settings off and calibrate pictures manually.
To be fair, some manufacturers are delivering better results with these auto-adjustments than they used to. For instance, the Eco mode on the Philips L8008 was actually clever enough for us to recommend that you use it.
Bang & Olufsen is doing some interesting things around the light sensor with its newly launched Avant TV too – especially the way they take your room's colour tone into account. But for the most part TVs fare better with their sensors off – especially when watching films.


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Anne, Lady Carleton
1 portrait
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Anne, Lady Carleton
studio of Michiel Jansz. van Mierevelt
oil on panel, circa 1625
25 1/8 in. x 21 3/8 in. (639 mm x 542 mm)
Given by Felix Slade, 1860
Primary Collection
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Sitterback to top
- Anne, Lady Carleton (1585?-1627), Art connoisseur; wife of Sir Dudley Carleton. Sitter in 1 portrait.
Artistback to top
- Michiel Jansz. van Mierevelt (1566-1641). Artist associated with 55 portraits.
This portraitback to top
This portrait of Lady Carleton is richly adorned with jewels and a pearl and feather headpiece. On her chest sits a rosette with a large heart-shaped gemstone crested with a coronet. The oval locket pinned to her dress may have contained a portrait minature. It makes a splendid contrast to the sober image of her husband painted at the same time.
Related worksback to top
- NPG 110: Dudley Carleton, Viscount Dorchester (companion portrait)
Linked publicationsback to top
- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 102
Subjects & Themesback to top
See this portrait
On display in the Crimson Bedroom at Montacute House