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I used to Play VCO way back Before even the even starting with the high powered "recruit" items on every newb and a Powerful ship.
I first played when you actually had to try to do stuff, where you actually had to level, and there were people in every city... Sail the seas and make random teams... and people were actaully willing to help you with somethings...
When i started playing again, around the whole "recruit" power items at the start... This didnt really bother me... Now this new patch... You dont even need to play, but what really kills it for me is is the whole profession crap. Mindless task that tell you to here and there kill this bring me this.. This game doesnt have any botters (to my knowledge) because it basically gives you a bot anyway.. i know people always use to afk in areas.. but still auto afk that attacks everything...
I use to Love vco, sailing into port with like 10 other people around you chattin well hacking down trees, getting together a random team to get to pirate battlefields... I know that they need new material for the game but i think they just over killed it.
With the newest patch they basically kill alot of items that are pretty much useless in the game, no reason to make em, or sell em or anything... i think it all went wrong for me with the whole super newb thing Turtle ship here a pistol that can do as more then a level 4 noble rifle...
I loved the old VCO...
Still play it? how good is it?
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heyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa is that kruella if so rply say yes :)
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I'm still playing the game, and in some ways I have to agree with you.
Profession is just another skill tree. And truthfully, before I was playing the game to quest and craft and follow the storyline. Now it seems all I do is grind job exp and skill exp to advance. I hardly ever used to AFK ingame but I find myself doing it more and more these days.
And your also right that store bought weapons are insanely powerful now. I go to areas I never would have attempted before the patch and kil with alarming ease. I'm now stuck with low level drawings that are essentially useless other than for leveling up your craft skils. Nobody wants the stuff you make.
So it has all become one big race to the end game it seems to me. The old game is still in there, its just that nobody wants to play it now.
Anyway i play it mainly because i enjoy the historical period of the game, the ships and also the pace is nice if you like leisurely as a pace. And being in a good guild always makes a huge difference in these types of games.
So I will continue to play ( it is free after all ! ) but it does seem to have lost some of its charm for sure.
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Truth is that it seems the expansions were never really planned from the start. I remember, when I first start in VCO, 2 years ago, you had to spend a few days leveling up your weapon in the newbie city suburbs so you could go somewhere else look for stronger and more dangerous mobs. And it was fun. You went to islands and found wolves, tried to avoid the dangerous wolf lord, that you could not take if attacked you along with the others. I remeber go to Mallorca suburbs and be very careful with bears, running like hell when met a frenzy bear. Or attacking the cannibals, trying hard not to bring the evil cannibal hero, that could kill me if I were too reckless.
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You are absloutely right on Cpt Antillus. I wish I had been there in those early days.
Its too bad they didn't keep at least one server with the old game for people who like to take things slow, with a little bit of difficulty added.
Still an intriguing game, but its more of a solo grinder now , rather than a group exploring game. Too bad.
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the customer sevice is awful that was the last straw not being help with a bug, started playing in 07 before auto scrolls and the huge amout of item mall upgrade stones and other junk,now i have very high level alts and can farm all level mats and craft most weapons so on,but i still can`t compete with someone willing to pay 1000`s a week on IM points to pimp figureheads and items,ships,other problem i have with vco is blue names drop now unless you use IM and red players don`t drop useing IM so their is a few players running about afk killing now and beating down low levels without repercussion everything seems to be geared towards the mail like most so called free games.all these words are now blocked in chat i noticed (GAY ASS IGG GM`S) btw theirs bots in vco all trade bots sailing from cape to asia in magellan.only online game i played for years but thats it for me.
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In sum...
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I really think that VCO was one of the best games i've ever played. Then came DHGBs and Recruit stuff... Those didn't bother me much. But the whole profession thing killed the game for me. It is too easy now. Where's the challenge? You don't even need to find anything, you have that stupid book. Just click the place you want to go, and ship sails automatically...
It was really fun to just sail and find new places. Fight against the way too powerful foes and die. Quests were good, too. Especially that 14 mill. quest, until that was nerfed to 3 mill... I never used the IM. God that was great, when you hit that certain level in crafting and could make that uniform you were looking for...
Crafting and chat options were great, a lot better than in WoW or other crappy games. Especially the fact that there weren't "Holy Trinity" makes this games the best MMO i've played. You didn't have tanks, DPS and healer, everyone was equal, struggling to survive on a harsh world...
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I totally agree with this. I use to go in for just the black bears, if a frenzy showed , off I ran. I liked the mid lvl Ensign that I use to hammer out. They are now a joke. The game has changed for the worse. Support is terrible. How can you even compete with someone who literally spends thousands of real dollars to play the game in the item mall? I dont have that kind of cash/
Then when you could kill the frenzy bears then there was the cannibals. lol and i thought the frenzy were bad. Now a new person within a day can go kill frenzy and canniballs. I dont get it. For me its the end.
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VCO , as I found out, if you go against the "Big Boys w lots of Item Mall" your screwed. 2029 another game, it already has a class action lawsuit against it. My suggestion is find a totally different game. There are a lot better games out there to play other than the ones put out by the aboved mentioned parent company. I was threatened by a player that actually worked of the parent Company who was suppose to remain neutral to disband the guild and the fleet. They have no idea what legal matters are in the making for them. We didnt budge, we would not fold the guild. So they Blocked Ip addresses. So guess what now they get there way, because none of us can log in so eventually the guild will go. The parent company does not want to take any responsibility for anything. The American English language is the 0nly language censored. At it seems the parent company has unwritten rules and make them up as they go so it seems.
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My dad and I went there last year and if you don't have a place by now for race week you're probably SOL. If you're planning on riding over then if you can find a place for race week you may be out of luck for a ferry booking.
What we did was we went over for practice week and loved it. No crowds, still got to watch all the practices every day, and was really easy to get from one place to another. Wasn't hard to find a place either. We flew in but I believe there were a lot of ferry crossings still open for that time too.
Honestly, if I go back, I'll go back for Race Week again. I'd probably try to stay at the Edelweiss Hotel though; the Bushy's tent got a little "loud" at night.
Yeah, I stayed at the Empress Hotel right on the central promenade when I went to TT'94. Lovely place, right in the centre of all the happenings. The year I went, Bushy's pub was still open, over by the end of the promenade closest the ferry dock.
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Rioting, looting and starting fires may seem like random, chaotic acts carried out by a crazed mob. But it appears the thugs who took part in riots across London in recent days coordinated their attacks using the sophisticated encryption technology offered by Research In Motion's BlackBerry.
Below is an example of a BlackBerry message sent during the attacks, obtained by Sky News, encouraging recipients to take part in a looting spree in London's Enfield Town at 4pm:
The secure messaging service is called BBM and aimed at business users – but gang members like it because, unlike SMS, Facebook and Twitter, messages cannot be traced by police and require private Pin numbers. The service is free and multiple users can also use it for group chat sessions.
RIM said last night that it would cooperate with London's Metropolitan Police in their attempts to detain perpetrators of the riots. Patrick Spence, a global sales director at RIM, said via Twitter: "We feel for those impacted by the riots in London. We have engaged with the authorities to assist in any way we can."
According to Britain's communications regulator Ofcom, the majority (some 37%) of British teenagers use BlackBerry handsets.
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Into the Woods Jr. -- Sondheim's Fairy Tale Favorite Adapted for Young Ones
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An adaptation of Tony Award-winners Stephen Sondheim (Sweeney Todd) and James Lapine's (Passion) Broadway hit, Into the Woods Jr. has been redesigned specifically with young performers in mind. A whimsical, adventurous musical, the story centers around a baker and his wife who wish for a child and, unable to conceive, set off to break a witch's curse. Along their journey, they encounter quite a few favorites -- including Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and, of course, his beanstalk. Delivering a fresh spin on several of the timeless fairy tales penned by the Brothers Grimm, this show features catchy songs, funny plot twists and a cast of talented young 6th-12th grade actors,
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August 2nd, 2005 #1
Speed painting using real paint
Here are some speed paintings I did using cheap & nasty acrylic paints.
About 30 mins for each one.
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Cool. Real paint just has amazing texture that you can't get digitally. The 3rd is my favorite though they could all use a little bit more interest in the composition department. Fun stuff.
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I do mine in about 1.5 hrs.
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Yeah the texture is just awesome. Nice contrast on the second one Ireally like the limited stokes.
Awww, man!! Sorry about that. Yeah,thats gonna stain.
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Based on the fact that it took you a half hour do do one of these each, I got nothing to say. What happens when you spend three days on one painting?!
August 3rd, 2005 #6
An excellent use for cheap paints; just use 'em up. The first an third are great. I love the lava. The middle one I don't care for the use of fleshtone paint, but the light and shadow contrast is real good.
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Ain't nothing nasty about them at all!
The look hot and that texture can't be duped digitally so why complain?
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Freakin awesome man!!! I got nuthin...
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You are a very kind bunch.
I'll definitly try and sort out more interesting compositions - that IS a weakness of mine.
Cheers folks!
August 11th, 2005 #10
These are nice little studies with good contrast & color. Are you showing these at actual size?
I have been doing something similar at my weekly life drawing group where I have been making little 20-minute studies in acrylic. At some point when I have some time I'll post some of them.
Photographing paintings can be a nightmare trying to eliminate glare that reflects off the ridges of brush strokes but yours came out great. Are these scans or did you use a camera?
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They're scans.
But they look much brighter and nicer in real life. (Probably 'cause my scanner is wack)
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Kentucky player verifies Gillispie's tough practice habits
Sep 8, 2012, 8:35 PM EDT
By now, you know all about what Billy Gillispie is accused of. Details have come out about all-day practices at Texas Tech, as well as less-than-sound treatment of injured players – the last thing Texas Tech needs in the wake of the Mike Leach/Craig James football kerfuffle.
There are many surprising things about what's going on, mostly in the vein of "how did you not see this coming?"
You'd think Gillispie, for one, would have reined himself in and avoided controversy. His reputation was in tatters after his time at Kentucky, he spent time out of the coaching game, and he had to know that a third chance wasn't likely to present itself.
In similar fashion, you'd think that the AD at Tech would be super-duper careful about hiring a guy who had a rep for being rough on players. Again, the aforementioned issue with a concussed player, his famous father, and a potentially dangerous dose of discipline probably should have had everyone walking on eggshells regarding the next big hire.
But Gillispie is accused of being a recidivist, and as often happens when someone breaks the barrier of silence in these matters, more accusers are coming out of the woodwork to pile on.
The Lexington Herald-Leader published a report today based on a conversation with former Kentucky walk-on Dusty Miller, who confirmed that his time under Gillispie had much in common with what Texas Tech players have allegedly gone through.
"I was not surprised by one thing I read," Mills told the paper. "Nothing was outrageous to me."
Mills said he was not privy to conversations between Gillispie and other UK players, but confirmed that stars like Patrick Patterson and Jodie Meeks often appeared to be practicing while injured, and did not seem happy to be doing so.
"Physically, they were playing in pain, and it was hard to watch at times."
- 10of14 - Sep 9, 2012 at 4:24 PM
Wow, I'm starting to think that this has nothing to do with coaching and more to do with "soft kids." Too coincidental. I'm tired of today's spoiled rotten athletes and their less than solid work ethic. Go home to Mommy if you can't take it or better yet, go to a school picked to finish last in their conference…you'll find plenty of kids like you there!
- hollywood26 - Sep 10, 2012 at 12:24 PM
Easy to tell you never played. We all had "tough" coaches but we also knew those coaches had our well being in mind. This dude did whatever he wanted to try to imprint a tough guy culture, to the detriment of player safety. It wasn't just players complaining, it was coaches and admins as well.
- jlinatl - Sep 10, 2012 at 1:29 PM
I think there is too much smoke to not have fire. That being said, it would be nice to get confirmation from Jodie Meeks and/or Patrick Patterson. I would think a journalist would want confirmation from a player that was not kicked off the team.
- ukfannick - Sep 11, 2012 at 12:39 AM
I had class with Pat when we were freshmen and I overheard him talking about how big of a prick Gillispie was, feel free not to believe me but it's the truth
- ukfannick - Sep 11, 2012 at 12:48 AM
A.J. and Morakinyo were in there as well, they freaking despised him
- ukfannick - Sep 11, 2012 at 12:35 AM
Patterson missed the latter part of his freshmen year, and for what reason? A stress fracture? shocking right?
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Delicate Rose Image Consultant hosted the first annual Stepping Out for the American Heart Association fashion show Aug. 9 at the Double Tree Hotel in East Syracuse. The show was held to raise awareness and funds for heart disease and stroke.
"My mother passed away of a stroke one year ago this month, so the fashion show is in honor of her, and everyone here that has been affected by heart disease," said Elizabeth Allbright of Liverpool, and owner of Delicate Rose Image Consultant. "After my mother's funeral, I decided I wanted to do something positive in light of the situation. At first I wanted to volunteer, but my schedule got very busy, so I thought it would be a good idea to combine my professional work as a fashion consultant with raising awareness for heart disease and stroke, and here we are."
The show began at 6 p.m. and featured attire from local designers and boutiques, including Lisa Butler Inspired Wedding Designs, Heidi's Boutique, and Spybaby Bridal. Men's vintage clothing from Alley Ascot Respectable Attire and accessories by Alexander Han were also modeled during the show.
"This is such great event for a good cause," said designer Lisa Butler. "It also hits close to home for me, so I was more than happy to help when Liz contacted me to be in the show."
Butler's mother had a heart attack at the age of 80, and her father passed away from heart disease.
"Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States, so this event is all about raising awareness," Allbright said. "I'm hoping people become more aware of their family medical history before it's too late."
All proceeds raised through ticket sales and raffles will be donated to the American Heart Association.
"After tonight's success, I'd definitely like to make this fashion show an annual event," Allbright said.
Caitlin Donnelly is an intern majoring in journalism at Syracuse University.
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Shutterfly Award-Winning Photo Books "Friend" Facebook09:00 EDT Monday, May 17, 2010 REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (Business Wire) -- Shutterfly, Inc. (NASDAQ:SFLY), the #1 photo book provider, now gives Facebook users more ways to be creative with their 20 billion photos. Shutterfly today announces the integration of its Simple Path photo book creation experience with Facebook, which allows Facebook users to access their photos and their friends' photos to create premium quality photo books in minutes. "Today we are bringing Shutterfly's industry-leading photo books to the four hundred million members of Facebook who currently lack an easy way to transform their photos into lasting memories," said Jeffrey Housenbold, president and chief executive officer of Shutterfly. "We've customized Shutterfly's award-winning photo books to fit the images and experiences people post on Facebook, ensuring that these photos have a life beyond the daily news feed." Shutterfly's expanded Simple Path photo book service gives consumers the choice of using photos from: Facebook; their computer; Shutterfly Share sites, which include any site a user is a member of; or their Shutterfly account. "We know that consumers store photos in multiple locations, therefore we are offering a photo book solution that can access users' photos wherever they might be stored," said Housenbold. "Only Shutterfly remains committed to delivering online and offline experiences that safeguard these photos forever through our never delete policy." Shutterfly Simple Path creates an instant photo book from selected albums, whether on Facebook, a home computer or on Shutterfly. The application automatically populates the photos onto pages and then allows for quick customization including the ability to change styles, add captions and rearrange pictures and pages. Creating a year in review photo book but forgot your camera at the last party? 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Ginobili keyed a late spurt in the first half that turned a five-point lead into a 12-point halftime edge. He assisted on a 3-pointer by Kawhi Leonard and scored the final two baskets of the half, the last a pull-up jumper with less than a second left for a 57-45 lead.
The Spurs ran out to a 20-6 lead on midrange jumpers from Parker, who scored 10 in the first quarter, and a couple of 3-pointers from Danny Green, who had a career-high seven from long range against Dallas a week ago. Green finished with eight points and was 2 of 3 from beyond the arc.
The Mavericks closed the gap late in the first behind Elton Brand, who scored six in the first quarter after going scoreless for the second time this season two nights earlier against Denver. Brand had 14 points and 10 rebounds.
O.J. Mayo, Dallas' leading scorer, was held under 10 points for the third time in four games. He came in averaging 9 points on 33-percent shooting the previous four games and finished with eight on 4 of 14 shooting. Green blocked two of his 3-point attempts in the second half, including one after Mayo tried a pump fake that instead just gave Green enough time to get there before Mayo shot it.
NOTES: Mavericks F Vince Carter made his first start after coming off the bench the first 30 games. ... Spurs G Gary Neal missed his third straight game with a strained right calf. ... Mayo had a career-high five steals in Friday's loss to Denver. But he also had six turnovers for the third straight game. ... Green was 14 of 19 from 3-point range the previous three games. He was 7 of 8 when the Spurs set a franchise record with 20 3-pointers a week ago against Dallas. ... Oklahoma football players drew some boos when they were shown on the big board. The Sooners play Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl at Cowboys Stadium on Jan. 4. Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel of Texas A&M attended a Mavs game a few days after winning the award.


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Imagine Ballet Theatre (IBT) is pleased to present the Fourth Annual Rocky Mountain Choreography Festival (RMCF) to take place on February 27thand 28th at 7:30 p.m. The festival is open to both amateur and professional choreographers and will feature solo, small groups, and ensemble performances of a variety of dance types. The winning choreographer's grand prize will include theater rental and a crew for a performance night in October of 2015.
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Pumpkin Pastries
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Grated orange rind
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Divide dough into 12 equal pieces.
Press each piece into a 2 1/2 or 3 inch tart shell and prick all over with a fork.
Chill 30 minutes.
Place shells on a baking sheet and bake in a preheated 400° oven 10 to 12 minutes or until they are golden brown.
In a large saucepan, stir pumpkin, sugar, salt, orange rind, spices, gelatin and egg yolks until thoroughly mixed.
Cook over medium heat, stirring, until heated through.
Chill until mixture is cool but not set.
Beat egg whites until stiff and fold into the pumpkin mixture.
Fold in unsweetened whipped cream.
Pile into tart shells and chill until set.
Garnish with sweetened whipped cream and orange slices.
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Tropfest partners with FSLC and other sponsors to bring world's largest short film festival to NY
Tropfest, the world's largest short film festival, today announced it will collaborate with prominent media outlets STARZ CINEMA, NBC 4, and WNYC Radio as well as Citi, luxury hotel brand Thompson Hotels and Film Society of Lincoln Center in launching Tropfest New York in June. Ambassadors, who are supporting the launch of Tropfest into the USA, include Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Nicole Kidman, Anthony Lapaglia, Charles Randolph, Geoffrey Rush and Liev Schreiber.
Posted on 3.27.2012
Columbia University Film Festival Celebrates 25 years
Columbia University School of the Arts Film Program and Film Society of Lincoln Center have announced they will co-present the 25th Anniversary of the Columbia University Film Festival (CUFF), a week-long program of screenings, dramatic readings and special events in New York. The festival will open with a 25 Year Celebration featuring a selection of the best student short films representing the past 25 years, presented by esteemed alumni of the program.
Posted on 3.19.2012
African Film is in the spotlight as the New York African Film Festival returns to FSLC
Highlights include opening night film MAMA AFRICA, celebrating the legacy of Miriam Makeba, THE EDUCATION OF AUMA OBAMA, offering a window into the African family and father of President Obama, and centerpiece selection RELENTLESS, starring hip-hop and soul singer Nneka
Posted on 3.14.2012
FSLC announces lineup for IMAGES FROM THE EDGE: CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY ICELANDIC CINEMA
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced today the schedule for IMAGES FROM THE EDGE: CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY ICELANDIC CINEMA (April 18-26). The upcoming series, the largest presentation of Icelandic cinema ever held in the United States, which will include Iceland's first two features that debuted the use of sound in the '50s - BETWEEN MOUNTAIN AND SHORE and LAST FARM IN THE VALLEY.
Posted on 3.9.2012
Susan Sarandon named Honorary Chair and Martin Scorsese to present at 39th Chaplin Award Award
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced today that Susan Sarandon will act as Honorary Chair for this year's Gala, as well as the initial presenter line up for the upcoming 39th Annual Chaplin Award to include Martin Scorsese, Chiara Mastroianni and Arnaud Desplechin. This year's Chaplin Award will be presented to Academy Award-nominee Catherine Deneuve on the evening of Monday, April 2, 2012 at Alice Tully Hall. The event will be attended by a host of notable guests and celebrities honoring the film legend's groundbreaking career and will feature film and television clips commemorating her prolific career, culminating in the presentation of The Chaplin Award.
Posted on 3.7.2012
FSLC announces ASGHAR FARHADI'S IRAN, April 6-8
The Film Society of Lincoln Center announced details today for Asghar Farhadi's Iran (April 6-8). Screening at the Walter Reade Theater (165 West 65th Street), the film series will shine a light on the work of the recently-minted Academy Award-winning director (A SEPARATION).


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Salute to Chopin a burst of energy
Disciplined corps meets the challenge of 'Les Sylphides'
There was a moment in the finale when Chie Kudo sparkled and showed what a brilliant dancer she can be when her delicacy and precision are matched by her joy. Fokine wanted his sylphs not to project to the audience but to dance for themselves, and often Kudo looked as if she were in a reflective, interior state of mind; however, she didn't seem to be enjoying it.
Kudo's problem may have been that she was doing the pas de deux with Vitaliy Nechay as the Poet, and Nechay barely looked at her. His dutiful performance was the one disappointment in this dance.
Ballet pairings are fragile creations, and Nechay was a far more ardent partner for reigning ballerina Jennifer Curry in "Concerto No. 1" by company director Maxine Mahon.
This piece featured pretty partnering by men in breeches and women in short sherbet-green tutus, but ultimately it seemed to be about the women in California Ballet and about the company's future.
Curry was clearly the queen, elegant and gracious, and lifted in one section by both of the leading male dancers, Nechay and Pablo Infante. Then Lund, Kudo and Torres came on together — none of them, yet, with Curry's ability to command the stage, but a trio of strong princesses.
The company could use a few princes, as well, judging from an all-male section in "Concerto No. 1" with seven or eight men jumping in what was supposed to be unison.
The program's other premiere, Wayne Davis' "Barcarolle," also needed stronger male dancing. In this charming duet set in a rehearsal studio, she (Jenny Baron) lacks confidence and keeps stopping mid-phrase, while he (Oscar Burciaga) acts as her cheerleader. Though Burciaga's sweet grin made me feel like I could get up and pirouette, his technique was muddy.
This generous program also featured three dances with live piano played by Lilia Ulman for an excerpt from "Legend of Josepha" and Marianna Nehoda for "Impromptu" and "Deux Nocturnes."
Appropriately for this Chopin tribute, the flowing, romantic "Deux Nocturnes" ended with two couples standing on either side of Nehoda, as if to thank her — and the composer — for inspiring their dance.


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The 15th North American Caribou Workshop will be held in Whitehorse, Yukon, from 12-16 May 2014, at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Center on the banks of the Yukon River.
The theme of the workshop is "Caribou Conservation and Management: What's Working?" It has been three decades since the first North American Caribou Workshop was held in Whitehorse in 1983. With the 15th Workshop returning to Whitehorse, it is a fitting opportunity to examine what we have achieved, as managers, biologists, and other interested groups with respect to advancing caribou conservation and management. Have we been successful in our efforts to ensure caribou populations are being managed in a sustainable fashion? What has worked, what hasn't worked, and what can we do differently? A full day will be devoted to presentations dealing explicitly with conservation and management initiatives throughout North America, and elsewhere, that address these questions.
In addition to three days of technical sessions, there will be one day of workshops on May 12 and a field trip day on May 16. Registration and abstract submission will be conducted on-line through our website at www.2014nacw.ca, and will begin in July 2013.
On behalf of the organizing committee of the 15th North American Caribou Workshop, we look forward to an exciting meeting and hope to see you in Whitehorse in May 2014.
Submission of Abstracts for the Workshop is now closed.
Applications for our student travel grants are now closed.
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I must admit I cringed when my editor first asked me to write profiles of mothers who had lost a husband or a child in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. How could I find out how these moms were doing without aggravating their sorrow? Plus, weren't they sick of the media microscope?
The answers to my questions came shortly after I sent out an email to some victims' rights and family groups, asking if there were mothers interested in sharing how they've picked up the pieces after 9/11. The story is meant to be a positive one, I said, hopefully something that will be helpful to other grievers.
My phone rang, and then it rang again, and again over the next few days. Several women -- even those that weren't mothers -- volunteered some of the most intimate and painful details of their lives.
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Life was demanding enough when Laura Weinberg Aronow and her husband, Richard, worked together as a team to care for their 4-year-old autistic child, Willie. But when Rich died while working as a Port Authority lawyer in Tower 1 of the World Trade Center, the full responsibility of Willie's care fell on Laura.


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It's Thursday, and it's time for coffee.
It's been months since I began extending an invitation for Daily News readers to join me for some java and conversation, at various locations throughout Nanaimo. My goal was simple: To get out of the office and have readers bend my ear about anything they wanted to talk about: The good, the bad and the ugly.
Never having done that before, I wasn't sure how it was going to go, but it's been a wonderful experience. Last Thursday, after a two-week hiatus, we were back at it again, and the turnout was the largest yet, as twice as many people as normal showed up.
The topics came fast and furious. Someone talked about how public sector pension plans are going to be a problem, as they have been in other countries and cities, most recently Stockton, Calif.
There was discussion about how Nanaimo needs a foot passenger ferry to Vancouver, and that it should be connected with either B.C. Ferries or funded partially by transit, since it would be an important part of our infrastructure.
It would also be good for the downtown real estate market, as commuting to and from Vancouver each day with the ability to work on a computer en route would be an attractive option.
Building a multiplex, an entertainment and sports complex, was discussed, and most gathered saw the merits of building such a facility - without tapping taxpayers, if possible. Some raised doubts whether that could be done, however.
The E&N railway came up, with someone suggesting a steam train like the very popular Rocky Mountaineer would be an attraction that would draw passengers from on and off the Island. In that chat, we spoke about The Vancouver Island Conference Centre? How about having local hotels run the facility?
Slate politics: Is Nanaimo ready for that? Some said it was time, although others said we technically already have them. Then there was the idea of asking questions and having an independent panel grade each candidate through the newspaper and running "score cards" prior to the election.
Typical all-candidates meetings don't allow for much meaningful discussion on issues, largely due to the number of people running for council.
Health care: There was great concern over the fact Nanaimo has a shortage of doctors, particularly with an aging population and the ever increasing cost of prescription drugs. Why aren't we looking at Japanese health care as a template for the future? In addition to this, we're also in the midst of setting up a community editorial advisory committee to provide input. This is how we get some of our ideas for the paper, and they're great ideas. Keep them coming!
COFFEE TIME: Today (Thursday), at 3 p.m. at Rutherford McDonald's. I'm buying coffee!
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Vince Vaughn filled in for US morning TV host Regis Philbin this morning (01JUN06) and quickly won his audience over with humour. The SWINGERS star co-hosted LIVE WITH REGIS AND KELLY and interviewed guests, engaged in morning chit-chat and gave away prizes. Co-host Kelly Ripa was smitten by Vaughn's charms saying, "I can't believe I'm sitting here next to a bona fide movie star. Now I can play footsie with you under the desk and no one can see! "I thought for sure one of the producers must have had nude photos of you somewhere. I was like, 'Wow! How did we get him?'" Vaughn hosted the show live from New York City where he is promoting his new movie THE BREAK-UP with Jennifer Aniston.


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Via Kirill, I've just learned about a pretty cool movie cataloguing application by Željko Ziriković. You should really have a look at the screencast posted on the site. The author hopes to release a beta soon.
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Lawrence Grodsky, a nationally known motorcycle safety expert and author who taught thousands of riders to handle themselves on the roads, died Saturday on his bike in Fort Stockton, Texas, after being hit by a deer.
He was 55, and had been on his way from a safety conference in California to Pittsburgh for his mother's 85th birthday, said his sister, Marcia Grodsky.
"Larry was the most talented, experienced and competent motorcyclist in the country, but this is the one thing he knew he couldn't do anything about," said his girlfriend, Maryann Puglisi, with whom he lived in Squirrel Hill and Washington, D.C., and who helped run his business.
"Just a few weeks ago he said to me, 'That's how I'm going to go, it's going to be a deer.' He could deal with all the idiot drivers, but at night when a deer jumps in your path, that's it and he knew that."
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I've had the pleasure of using this in the gym, but will finally be taking it out this weekend. But, so far this thing is amazing. I cant say enough good things about the auto locker. I will have to comeback to update this review after using it in the Cascades.
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I had sex with a guy for the first time in our relationship together the other day and both times he lasted no longer than 2 minutes. He did nt... Show More
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What makes a guy shoot so fast? Shall I begin a list that perhaps other will finish?
- Your puSSy is SO tight & rippled - all guys will do this early in the night
- His sexual experience is limited to jerking off as fast as possible so as not be caught
- The prettier the gal, the faster the shoot
- First time together can be faster than after years of doing it together
- Not enough alcohol
- Doesn't wear briefs - he's a jockeys guy, peNis head too sensitive
- Needs to have a 2nd & 3rd try in you to last longer, same night
- Not enough lube
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- Needs to be sucked/jerked off first, then try vaginal
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No it was actually a legitimate study done. Seems to correlate with my (minimal) personal experience though, at least after the first time
interesting, our information conflicts.
Sounds like you were really good for him, maybe too good if such a thing is possible. How fast did he recharge and be back at it? That should have gone longer. He is a guy. cumming is what we do. I recommend more sex and report back. Did he offer any alternative pleasures for you? ahhh. maybe a question for another post. have fun.
That is pretty normal unfrotunately. I mean sex was never intended to last longer than enough to make sure that the seed would get in well enough for implantation. So many guys are forced to think about other things during sex to try to last long enough in bed. The best bet is to give him a blowjob a bit before you want to have sex. If he is giving he will make sure you get your pleasure too afterward. Win win.
It could be that he's really turned on by you, or that he's been waiting to do it for a while or even just the way he was feeling that day. One time isn't enough to judge or understand what's usual for him just see what happens the next time. What's the point in asking him, in fact what difference does it make at all whether it's his first time if you like him?
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The Business Side of SuperconductivityDecember 10, 2010 6:14 am | by Paul Livingstone | Articles | Comments
The discovery of superconductors transformed the life of a young materials scientist. Now, R&D Magazine's Innovator of the Year hopes his work will do the same for the rest of us.
A Collaborative SuccessDecember 10, 2010 6:05 am | by Lindsay Hock | Articles | Comments
R&D Magazine's 2010 Young Innovator of the Year, Eric Dauler, PhD, knows best that collaboration is the key to innovation.
Scanning our futureSeptember 10, 2010 5:18 am | by Paul Livingstone | Blogs | Comments
It's best not leave things to chance. History has taught us that lesson well, from traffic laws to vulcanism. But what if someone told you they knew exactly how your brain would develop. Would you welcome knowledge, or retreat to chance?
Defects are perfect in superconducting wiresAugust 11, 2010 8:28 am | Award Winners
The introduction of High-Performance, High-Tc Superconducting Wires enabled via Self-assembly of Nonsuperconducting Columnar Defects by Oak Ridge National Laboratory and collaborators, represents the first successful alternative to introducing nanoscale defects.
Breaking through the bird's nestAugust 11, 2010 6:45 am | Award Winners
Conventional machining operations that involve the turning or boring of ductile materials create a continuous or semi-continuous chip, which frequently becomes entangled in a so-called bird nest. The Modulated Tool-Path (MTP) Chip Breaking System from Y-12 National Security Complex solves this problem.
Mobility made tougher and cheaperAugust 11, 2010 4:24 am | Award Winners
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Mobility Lab has developed the Leveraged Freedom Chair (LFC), which is both maneuverable within the home and can travel long distances on rough roads rural or developing areas.
Wave modulation supercharges drillingAugust 11, 2010 4:13 am | Award Winners
TriboMAM, from M4 Sciences LLC and Purdue University, is an industrial drilling system for computer-controlled machine tools that is based on the theory of modulation-assisted machining, which involves the introduction of a sinusoidal motion into the physics of mechanical drilling.
Laser radar photodiode drowns out the noiseAugust 11, 2010 3:41 am | Award Winners
On the Geiger-Mode Avalanche Photodiode Focal Plane Array from MIT's Lincoln Laboratory, each pixel is tied to a timing circuit, greatly improving the photo-counting ability crucial to LADAR performance for mapping terrain, acquiring data for robotic vision, and imaging partially obscured objects.
Covering the photon basesAugust 10, 2010 1:00 pm | Award Winners
Requirements for efficient, high-speed, photon counting receivers have driven communication waveform and receiver design. MIT's Lincoln Laboratory has introduced a Superconducting Nanowire Single-Photon Detector Array that is able to substantially improve this ability by using multiple nanowires.
Making SEMs More MicroDecember 21, 2009 9:32 am | by Lindsay Hock | Articles | Comments
Smaller seems to be the trend in laboratories today. Because many laboratories are scrambling for space, or have become cramped due to large instrumentation, microscopes are getting smaller and more complex, being taken to the benchtop.
Physicists make new discovery in quantum mechanicsSeptember 24, 2009 4:23 am | Product Releases | Comments
Physicists at UC Santa Barbara have made an important advance in quantum mechanics using a superconducting electrical circuit. The researchers showed that they could detect the quantum correlations in the results of measurements of entangled quantum bits, using a superconducting electrical circuit. The correlations are stronger than can be obtained using classical (non-quantum mechanical) physics, and according to the physicists, this illustrates that the oddities of quantum mechanics clearly extend to macroscopic systems.
In the scanning probe world, large range is a good thingOctober 10, 2008 8:05 am | Award Winners
The XY HiPER-Nap: XY High Precision Extended Range Nano Positioning System from the Univ. of Michigan (Ann Arbor, Mich.) is the largest nanometric motion range positioning system now available.
Extreme UV lasers bring the nanoscale to the benchtopOctober 2, 2008 2:14 pm | Award Winners
What constitutes the perfect microscope? Is it the resolution? Flexibility for examining a wide variety of samples? One that can be used quickly and often? The Extreme Ultraviolet Light Table-Top Microscope (EUVM-1) from the Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Science and Technology, Colorado State Univ. appears to strive for all of these qualities and meets them efficiently.
Collaborative Research in the HeartlandJune 18, 2008 6:06 am | by Tim Studt | Articles | Comments
Indiana University's Simon Hall creates an environment for current and future research in a setting that maintains one of the strongest architectural heritages in academia.
Gripping development in pasteAugust 31, 2007 8:00 pm | Award Winners
Companies looking for chip-interconnect solutions for high-volume electronic products can choose from two major types: solder alloys and conductive epoxies. For high-temperature applications, however, researchers at Virginia Tech and NBE Technologies LLC (both of Blacksburg, Va.) believe neither choice is optimal. Steering away from gold, tin, or lead mixtures, these researchers developed nanoTach, a smooth viscous semiconductive nanomaterial paste designed to significantly improve performance and reliability above 175°C.
Mitigating corrosionAugust 31, 2007 8:00 pm | Award Winners
There is a pressing need for environmentally friendly and benign methods and materials to mitigate corrosion on aluminum, especially aircraft. Until recently, chromates were the only corrosion inhibitors used on aluminum aircraft. Unfortunately, chromates are also human carcinogens, but replacing them has been exceedingly difficult. Enter Deft's Benign, Corrosion Inhibiting Aircraft Primers 02GN083, 02GN084, and 44GN098, developed by Eric Morris and Richard Albers at Deft, Inc. (Irvine, Calif.) and James Stoffer and Thomas O'Keef at the Univ. of Missouri-Rolla (Rolla, MO).
Lighting up nano-scale materialsAugust 31, 2006 8:00 pm | Award Winners
As nanotechnology-based research continues to boom, so do the challenges, among them effective imaging and characterization. Accomplishing these routines on materials of this scale requires extremely sophisticated, and often times, costly instrumentation such as scanning electron and transmission electron microscopes. Researchers at Auburn Univ. and Aetos Technologies, Inc. (both of Auburn, Ala.) have offered an alternative with the CytoViva.
MIST benefits foundry industriesAugust 31, 2006 8:00 pm | Award Winners
The Metal Infusion Surface Treatment (MIST) is an advanced, low-cost infused coating technology that is applied to finished industrial components resulting in improvement in their life and performance. MIST has been proven applicable to reducing metal-casting die wear and checking, reducing friction coefficients on certain materials, and acting as a host for catalyst ions for high- temperature diesel engine exhaust emissions treatment.
System has no strings attachedAugust 31, 2006 8:00 pm | Award Winners
The Explorer is a long-range-tetherless, self-powered robotic system for the live, visual inspection of natural gas and other pipelines. The system was created by researchers at the Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon Univ. (Pittsburgh, Pa.); Polytechnic Univ. (Brooklyn, N.Y.); NYSEARCH/Northeast Gas Association (New York, N.Y.); Strategic Center for Natural Gas and Oil, National Energy Technology Laboratory, U.S. Dept. of Energy (Morgantown, W.V.); Jet Propulsion Lab, California Institute of Technology (Pasadena, Calif.); and ULC Robotics Inc. (Deer Park, N.Y.).
Creative nanotechnologyAugust 31, 2005 8:00 pm | Award Winners
NanoFoil is a nanoengineered heat source that enables lead-free soldering and brazing of materials at room temperature. Developed by Reactive NanoTechnologies (RNT) in Hunt Valley, Md., with support from researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Calif., and Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, Md., the NanoFoils are manufactured by vapor depositing hundreds of nanoscale layers that alternate between elements, such as aluminum and nickel.
Nanosponges speed semiconductor devicesAugust 31, 2005 8:00 pm | Award Winners
The semiconductor device industry is continually driven to improve performance. In order to achieve increasing speeds and decreasing costs, manufacturers have introduced new materials such as ultra-low k dielectrics. These dielectrics, however, are soft, fragile, and can be easily scratched and delaminated during chemical mechanical planarization. Researchers from Sinmat Inc., in a joint effort with the Univ. of Florida, have developed Soft, Elastic Nanosponge Materials that have significant advantages over to state-of-the-art slurries based on conventional particles.
Cost-effective oxygen sensorsAugust 31, 2005 8:00 pm | Award Winners
The High-Temperature Potentiometric Oxygen Sensor with Internal Reference, developed by teams at Ohio State Univ., Columbus and Argonne National Laboratory, Ill., can withstand temperature up to 1600° C and eliminates the need for costly and bulky high temperature resistant external plumbing for a reference air system.
Improving gas turbine enginesAugust 31, 2005 8:00 pm | Award Winners
Ames Laboratory, Iowa State Univ., Iowa, developed Novel High-Temperature Coatings with Pt-Modified Ni and Ni3Al Alloy Compositions.
Avoiding false alarmsAugust 31, 2005 8:00 pm | Award Winners
Airline fire detectors have historically produced as high as a 200 to 1 rate of false alarms. For this reason, researchers from NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio, in a joint effort with Makel Engineering, Inc., Chico, Calif., Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland, Ohio, and Ohio State Univ., Columbus, have developed the Multi-Parameter, MicroSensor-Based Low False Alarm Fire Detection System (MMFDS).
The oil huntAugust 31, 2004 8:00 pm | Award Winners
Research conducted by the Dept. of Energy states that nearly two-thirds of the oil discovered in the U.S. remains unharvested even after numerous recovery operations. This scenario is exacerbated by the lack of detailed information regarding oil reservoir conditions and well integrity. As a response to this need, Anbo Wang and his colleagues at Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, devised the Miniature Laser-Bonded Self-Calibrating Interferometric Fiber Optic Sensor Technology for Oil Down-Hole Applications.