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CONYERS - For those who want to enjoy stand-up comedians but don't want to deal with the hassle or expense of a comedy club, Stand-Up 360 may be just the ticket.Stand-Up 360 is a series of seven stand-up comedy features filmed live and shown in Screenvision theaters nationwide. The debut series, which kicks off at 6:45 p.m. today at Carmike Cinemas in Conyers, will feature footage of behind-the-scenes action and antics with an exclusive lineup of performers. The cost is $15. "Stand-Up 360 will provide moviegoers with unparalleled comedic entertainment that has great potential to be a hit with theater audiences on a national level," said Darryl Schaffer, executive vice president, exhibitor relations for Screenvision. Comedians Erik Rivera, who has appeared on MTV and the "The Montel Williams Show," MODI, a contestant on "Last Comic Standing" and who made an appearance on "The Sopranos," along with Esther Ku, who has appeared on "Ugly Betty," "Last Comic Standing" and "The Howard Stern Show," will be visiting Carmike at Conyers Crossing 16 in Conyers today.
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Hand bead work and embroidery is one of the most meticulous crafts that we use at EAST. For this reason many of the products that embody these art forms are priced at the higher end of the scale to acknowledge the skill and dedication that goes into their creation.
Our design team in London develop a design based on the expertise of the producer we partner with. Many of our producers are based in India and the hand work is carried out by women based in villages. The work we help to provide offers these women a great way of earning money as they can stay with their families at home as they are able to work locally, instead of having to leave to work in city factories.
The first step in both beading and embroidery involves carefully tracing the design onto tracing paper which in India is called 'Khaka'. This serves as a blue print which is then transformed onto the actual fabric by punching tiny pinholes onto the outline of the design. These tiny pinholes are then printed using a special solution that seeps through the holes so that the hand beader or embroiderer has a clear outline to follow.
Hand beading and embroidery is always done by skilled artisans. They are 'forever training' as there are always new designs, new skills, and improved speed on which the artists are measured. They often sit on the floor with the paper design in front of them which they meticulously follow to ensure that the correct colour of thread, type of beads and sequins are used to create the agreed design. Once completed each piece is washed to remove any traces of the print and then meticulously checked to ensure it meets the high quality EAST expects. There are many traditional types of hand embroidery and beadwork, and here are a few that we are currently using:
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Many of the hand beading we use in our designs use a traditional method called 'tambour'. This involved using very fine hooks to crochet into the fabric while attaching beads, sequins, crystals and so on.
Hand Sequinning
For this beadwork and sequinning, the fabric is stretched over a wooden frame and each panel of the garment is individually crafted with two craftsmen passing the needle between them above and below the frame. This style of embroidery can only be done by master craftsmen – it is never delegated to juniors or apprentices because of the level of skill required.
Zardozi Embroidery
Zardozi is an old Mughal technique which uses tiny individual coils of wire which need to be picked up by hand and sewen down onto the fabric. This embroidery is the same technique that you can see on traditional military jackets.
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Chikkan embroidery or shadow work originally came from Persia and was bought to India by the Mughals. Traditionally from the area in and around Lucknow it is a hand technique mainly done by women in their own homes and an important source of additional income. The effects are achieved by using different weights of thread and stitches on fine cotton or silk. It is a very time consuming technique often worked in reverse and one piece may take several days to complete.
The beauty of any handcrafted product lies in its irregularities. In the case of hand beading and hand embroidery, these irregularities are a reflection of each craftsman's style, making each piece unique and individual.
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Everyone knows that creating team names in fantasy football is half the fun of making a team. The name can't be something simple like GoPatriots12, or TheChamp, or Winners, or my personal least favorite – Team [Insert Name Here] (ex. Team David). The name has to be fun and it needs to be relevant to football. So, without further ado, here are some creative fantasy football names.
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Bananas Foster: Tasty desert and a very fitting name considering Arian Foster went bananas last year.
Waka Flacco Flame: This one is perfect because it blends two polarizing people together.
Orton Hears a Who: By mid-season you can change your team name to Orton Hears a Boo.
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My Vick in a Box: A fun take on The Lonely Island video. (Submitted by Ryan Davis).
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In a Wall Street Journal op-ed critical of administration proposals to create a consumer financial product safety commission, Professor Todd Zywicki warns that treating consumers like victims can lead to counterproductive regulation that increases cost of and decreases accessibility to loans, causing more harm than good.
The premise of the administration's proposal, says Zywicki, is that the current financial crisis was created by the actions of predatory lenders.
"Treating all consumers as hapless victims rather than recognizing that many consumers rationally respond to incentives is a recipe for unintended consequences," he says, adding, "Our current problems are caused by misaligned incentives and the rational response of consumers and lenders to those incentives."
Instead, Zywicki believes Washington should revise the disclosures it requires for mortgages, tax and other incentives that encourage overinvestment in housing markets, and incentives for homeowners to walk away from home loans.
Let's Treat Borrowers Like Adults, The Wall Street Journal, July 8, 2009. By Todd J. Zywicki.
"The idea of a financial product safety commission comes from Elizabeth Warren, a Harvard Law professor and the chairwoman of Congress's oversight panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program. She says that such a commission is necessary because consumers cannot buy a toaster that has a one-in-five chance of exploding, but they can get a subprime mortgage that has a one-in-five chance of ending in foreclosure.
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02 September 2013 - 11:22 AM
I had the Mountune MP215 upgrade done on the car last Tuesday. No problems with lag or power. Very happy with it.
Not heard anything else about bluefin
29 July 2013 - 02:37 PM
At the end of last week they were working on a 4th file as they were aware of the issues. Would be interesting to know if anyone has that file on their car yet & how it is performing?
26 July 2013 - 09:25 AM
Arrgh!! Thats annoying!! Thanks for sharing!! Thats whats good about members sharing their experiences on these forums. Feel free to pass on my appreciation for his updates on the situation!!
No worries, happy to pass on information so people can make informed choices. No hidden agendas or bias, just happy to help
26 July 2013 - 09:16 AM
Thanks for the update, may have to consider it after all if they have sorted the throttle lag issues!!
Unfortunately, it would appear they haven't
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ok so after a proper run out tonight, was only driving at normal conditions last night as there was loads of police about.. What a load of fu*king sh*t... not as much power as the first map, still getting lag but not as bad as it was on the previous 2 maps
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im running the 3rd remap of the bluefin file, have been since monday. And im still getting lag.. Not as bad as the other files but still getting it.. And the power isnt as good as the first file
I was on the verge of buying another bluefin myself if this had been sorted. However, I am no longer considering it.
24 July 2013 - 08:47 PM
Just to update this Superchips have updated the file for the bluefin & feedback is good from a Finsport Customer over on FiestaST OC
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Chapter 1
The wish and the fortune cookie
"Ohh! I always wanted to be king, ruling a whole world, everyone would love me, but I will have a few enemies I would want to turn to good, humble people. I know it is too much to ask, but I want this to happen." I said.
"And I will be his adviser, who tells the king what is right and wrong. Help him make decisions and be is best friend." My best friend, Murata gave me a friendly jab on my shoulder, and winked.
"Ouch!" I exclaimed in the light pain I got, I am very sensitive, trust me. Murata laughed. "Ha-ha very funny," I said sarcastically.
"Don't you remember?" Murata asked, he kept asking me the same question all day.
"remember what?" I was very angry at him, but I did not show my anger, instead, I just smiled.
I was sitting in a restaurant, opening a fortune cookie, honestly, I did not believe in them, I just opened them for fun. The weirdest thing happened, the paper in the cookie read, Your wish is to be granted in 15 minutes and you shall need to go in a puddle. And in the back, Everything is true, you've got to believe this, if you don't, you are wasting your biggest opportunity in your life. This is so weird, even murata got the same thing written on his. We opened all the cookies, and believe me, it was true.
We looked at each other in confusion, and decided to believe in it. I prayed for forgiveness, so that if it did not work, I would be forgiven. I knew exactly where I can find a puddle, near the baseball field I always practiced in. we reached that puddle. Only an inch away. 14 minutes had already past. When the clock reached 15 minutes on the dot, both of us were pushed in the water. But nobody pushed us, we were getting sucked into the water.
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The Shaker Road-Loudonville Fire Department is celebrating 75 years of service to the area, its neighborhoods and businesses.
It all began March 11, 1932, when 30 residents met at a West Albany social club to form and elect the first officers of the new department. The following month, the district acquired the old Sunday School building on Albany Shaker Road and purchased a 1918 fire truck from the city of Albany. In its first year, the department responded to eight emergency calls.
"I was 18 years old. As soon as I was eligible I joined because that is what we did," said John Brizzell, 55, a 38-year member of the department.
Brizzell, his brothers, Jim, 61, and George, 57, are all life members of the department. In all, 20 members of Brizzell's family account for 500 years of service in the department.
"It was to give and help the community. It was fun and exciting and seemed like the right thing to do," said Brizzell.
All members, whether 40-year veterans or those still in basic firemen training, share similar stories as to why they join. Most admit, though, that it is harder now than it was then to serve the community. There are stricter guidelines and certifications to meet, and many new recruits won't make it past being told what is expected of them and how much of their time it may require.
Some members of the Shaker Road-Loudonville Fire Department, like the Brizzells, are of families that have been with it since the beginning. The department is still very much family-oriented, Brizzell said.
At the department's 30-year mark, these families were more than sufficient in providing fire services to the area, said Brizzell. For one, there were on average 50 to 60 fires a year and more than 250 members in the department.
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Mike Williams' 05.26.06 local cop news
Michigan: An 11-year veteran of the city police department died this morning from wounds suffered in a shootout last night. (Another argument for patrol rifles. The suspect kept officers pinned down and they could not rescue the wounded officer until an officer with a rifle showed up and killed him).
Virginia: Officer ''devastated'' by fatal shooting of plainclothes colleague.
Indiana: An hour long standoff between an Evansville man and police Wednesday afternoon ended with a fire, a gunshot and a dog bite. (Another callout involving fire)
Tennessee: A police officer that was injured in a shoot-out with former Hot Boy Tab "Turk" Virgil has won a $10 million dollar judgment against the rapper.
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New Mexico: Albuquerque standoff ends after nine hours. (Video)
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Texas: A pit bull that had attacked another dog and was attempting to attack its owner died Tuesday night after being repeatedly shocked with a Taser by a Fort Worth police officer.
Indiana: Police Officer Falls Asleep at the Wheel and Crashes.
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"The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner"
From my mother's sleep I fell into the State,
And I hunched in its belly till my wet fur froze.
Six miles from earth, loosed from its dream of life,
I woke to black flak and the nightmare fighters.
When I died they washed me out of the turret with a hose.
-- Randall Jarrell
I met Ed Gillman for just a few moments when he stopped by the newspaper to drop some photos off for a story last year.
So I wasn't prepared for the sense of loss I felt when I saw Gillman's obituary Monday morning. The 90-year-old World War II veteran, who lived in Hanover for the last three decades of his life, died Nov. 25.
Born at the end of the baby boom, I sometimes think mine is the last generation to have a direct connection with that so-called Greatest Generation. Our parents survived the Depression and won the Second World War.
When I was a small boy playing with toy soldiers, GI Joe was a veteran of the great World War II, who had earned his stripes fighting Nazis, not some made up super villain. Audie Murphy and Jimmy Doolittle were the real-life heroes we emulated when we played at war.
My mother tolerated all those war toys bought me by my father, who was already beyond draft age at the start of WWII. But she disapproved of all that juvenile militarism. Her high-school sweetheart died in the skies over Germany piloting a B-17 Flying Fortress on a bombing run.
That was Ed Gillman's branch of service as well -- what was called the U.S. Army Air Force back then. A crewman aboard a B-17, Gillman was one of the lucky ones who made it home alive.
Interviewed last year by The Evening Sun after soldiers in Afghanistan presented him with an American flag to honor his World War II service, Gillman said he couldn't imagine what the ground-pounders of that modern war faced day to day. He joined the Air Force, he said, because "there seemed to be a lot less suffering associated with that."
True enough, the World War II bomber crews slept in real beds and drank real beer and danced with real women in Britain between their terrible missions. But they also had the most dangerous job of any American soldier in World War II and one of the deadliest duties in any conflict in history.
At about 74,000 killed, wounded or missing, the casualties suffered by the Eighth Air Force over Europe exceeded those of the Navy and Marine Corps combined. In 1943, a B-17 crewman stood only a one-in-five chance of surviving his required 25 missions. Overall, about 60 percent of the B-17 crewmen were killed or wounded in the war.
"If you were gonna be killed in the Air Corps, it was usually quite fast," Gillman matter-of-factly told a young reporter last year. "So I didn't have much fear."
Though he survived, Gillman saw his share of heavy fighting. His eyes filled with tears, reporter Jenna Welsh noted, as he recalled "some pretty bad missions."
In December 1944, Gillman's plane was hit by anti-aircraft fire on its way to bomb an oil refinery in southern Germany and the crew had to bail out at 15,000 feet over a no-man's-land between German and Russian positions. As the men tried to parachute to safety, they were fired on by the Russians, who may have mistaken them for German aviators.
Those who made it to the ground were captured by Red Army troops who at first refused to believe they were Americans. German troops had been stealing dog tags from dead Americans, they were told.
Eventually though, the Americans were identified and a month later Gillman found himself back inside the thin metal skin of a B-17 for 21 more missions over Germany.
Originally, the Air Force set the limit at 25 missions because of the tremendous stress faced by the bomber crews in their deadly work. But late in the war that number was increased to 30 and then 35 missions, ostensibly because longer range American fighter planes and the destruction of German air defenses made the missions safer.
It didn't seem so much safer to crewmen like Gillman.
In March 1945, just weeks before the end of the war in Europe, Gillman's crew was part of a mission to bomb a tank factory in Berlin. The bombers came down low to hit their target, but before they could regain altitude the still very intact German air defenses opened fire.
"They were picking us off like pigeons at the end of a shotgun because we weren't that high up yet," Gillman recalled. "We lost quite a few ships."
In fact, just two planes, including Gillman's, made it back that day, earning the crews a presidential citation.
Hearing about such heroism, it's no surprise we've come to believe that Gillman's was the "greatest generation." But the same was said about the generation that fought the Civil War, and Gillman himself said he identified perfectly with the youthful American soldiers doing their duty in Afghanistan.
Perhaps that World War II generation, now nearly faded into history, was called upon to perform greater deeds than some. But that's not to say that Americans aren't still capable of the same heroism and self-sacrifice.
The heroes of World War II may be just a vanishing memory for many, but they were once just innocent kids like we all were. Ed Gillman's story reminds me of what we are all capable of, and that's why I feel diminished by his passing.
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Bart, Homer, Marge and the gang are about to get even cuter.
Today I'm happy to break some big news for fans of Hello Kitty and "The Simpsons": Next year, the two popular franchises will merge for a special line of products.
It's a landmark year for both of them, with HK's 40th anniversary and 25th anniversary of "The Simpsons" is being celebrated. I'm told the collaboration between Sanrio, Inc. and Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products ...


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Hyundai Announces Pricing On 2010 Tucson; Starts at $19,790
The 2010 Hyundai Tucson will start at $19,790 when it arrives at dealerships this month. That money buys you a 2.4L inline-four mated to a six-speed manual. Standard features include traction and stability control, Hillstart Assist, downhill brake control, six-speaker audio system with iPod and USB input jacks, and remote keyless entry, among others.
Upgrading to a six-speed automatic adds $1000. A popular equipment package ($1700 above the GLS with automatic) adds a telescoping steering wheel, auto up/down driver window, leather-wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth, steering wheel audio controls, cruise control, and others
A 6.5-in navigation package with rearview camera and upgraded audio system costs $3700. And the top-line Limited model starts at $25,140. It features 18-in wheels, leather seating, heated seats, dual climate control, chrome grille and door handles, automatic headlights, fog lights, and requisite "Limited" badges.
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I know that they are all trains, but what would their counterparts be in the US or even Western Europe? Or better yet, when do you use one train as opposed to the other?
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電車 【でんしゃ】 (densha) is an electric train, because 電 refers to electric.
普通 【ふつう】 (futsuu) is a local train, one that stops at every station.
特急 【とっきゅう】 (tokkyuu) is an express or limited stop train. These usually only stop at main stations to reduce the travel time. 急 refers to the speed such as rapid or fast.
急行 【きゅうこう】 (kyuukou) is a high speed train, relatively speaking, in any area. Refers to the speed of the train, not necessarily the transit time. Rough interpretation of the kanji would mean something like "moves fast".
I doubt these types are specific to any country, to the extent such services are available.
Because "in the West" is quite general, I'll just draw a parallel with Germany. In Germany, the national rail network has similarities to the system in Tokyo.
On a regional level there are the
Between regions there is the
National trains are
They compare to the trains in Tokyo as follows
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Kinshasa - The toll in a train crash in DR of Congo last week was raised to 74 dead on Sunday, the country's health minister said.
Many people were trapped for days in the mangled wreckage of the goods train that flew off the rails in a swampy region about 65 kilometres north of Kamina, in the southeast of the country.
"There are 74 dead on Sunday night" and a further 163 injured, minister Felix Kabange Mukwapa told AFP, adding that about 20
bodies had been recovered from under one of two carriages that overturned and was still lying on the tracks five days after the accident.
Earlier tolls had been revised from 57 to 48 but later went up again.
A newly purchased locomotive hurtled off the track on Tuesday as the goods train, bursting with illegal passengers, rounded a bend.
Many seriously injured were taken to Lubumbashi, the capital of the mineral-rich Katanga province, about 600 kilometres from Kamina, where the train began its journey.
Its planned destination was Mwene-Ditu in the diamond-mining province of Kasai-Oriental.
Witnesses said the train was carrying hundreds of passengers both inside and on top of its carriages, many of whom had paid an illegal reduced fare to ride the train without a proper ticket.
Train crashes are fairly frequent in Democratic Republic of Congo, where the railway lines were built under Belgian colonial rule.
Little maintenance work has been done since independence in 1960, but the World Bank is currently financing a programme to refurbish the network. - Sapa-AFP
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I wrote a bunch of tunes of Music (10 total) a few months ago
slowly adding vocals.
Totally new to singing as well as vocal lines. shared a few others recently.
having a lot of fun with this.
wanted to share this one- and hear critique!
This is "Counting on You"
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Google have just announced what I would view to be a game changer for all SEOs out there. From now on (and this has been started on Google.com but is likely to be rolled out worldwide soon enough) for anyone who is signed into Google (such as through GMail or Google+) that the search queries used will NOT SHOW in Google Analytics anymore. In fact they will be reported with the aggregator "not provided".
Google have made this change to 'protect privacy of the personalized search results'. While this may seem a good thing to users in my opinion it is another double standard from Google as they will still be reporiting search queries for people using the paid search results!
What shall I do?
There's not much we can do, again at the hands of Google we just have to accept this and move on – try and find alternaitve solutions that may solve the issue. At this stage it is probably too early to say if other analytical tools will actually allow us to veiw these terms – I'm suspecting that Google is stripping the search term out entriely so it will not matter which platform you are using – you just can't get the data anymore.
We do now have Google Webmaster Tool data in Google Analytics that should show us some more of the detail but anyone in the world of online marketing knows that this data isn't really worth the pixels it's projected with.
Matt Cutts says that this is only going to effect a single digit percentage of UK search traffic. Perhaps now, but surely when this is rolled out we're going to be losing large amounts of vital data. Are the days of accurate, traceable online marketing now behind us thanks to Google? Is this just another way to push people into using Google AdWords – perhaps it will become an even bigger research tool for marketeers than it is already, should every SEO campaign have a PPC 'test' budget put alongside to gain true keyword data?
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It's a crisis that loved ones of those living with severe mental illness are likely to deal with at some point.
The person is clearly not well - the symptoms are presenting themselves for the first time, or the person is suffering a seri ous setback - and they will not seek help.
The Mental Health Pro cedures Act lays out condi tions for a person to be involuntarily committed in Pennsylvania if that person is a serious danger to them selves or someone else. By law, this process has a system of checks, designed to balance the rights of the individual with the rights of society.
For a person to be involun tarily committed, he or she must meet one of these standards:
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2. The delegate: If the del egate believes the person should be committed, the peti tion becomes a mental health warrant, authorizing police to take the person to the nearest emergency room.
3. The person: Within two hours of arriving at the hospital, an emergency doctor and crisis intervention staff will meet with the person. The doctor will deter mine if the person is a danger to himself or herself and if he or she needs to be stabilized in a hospital setting.
4. The team: If so, the person is committed under sec tion 302 of the law, which likely means he or she will be ad mitted to York Hospital, where a treatment team, including psy chiatrists and social workers, begins work.
Once the team feels the person is stable and no longer a threat, the person will be dis charged with a treatment plan, possibly to an outpatient pro gram.
The hearings
303 hearing: If, after five days, the doctors feel a person is not ready to be discharged, the person has a commitment hearing, where the doctors and original petitioners testify before a hearing officer. The person is represented, usually by a public defender.
If the hearing officer agrees with the doctor's decision, the commitment is extended for at most 20 days under section 303 of the law. Again, doctors will discharge the person as soon as they feel the person is ready.
If the person is not dis charged, the treatment team will likely look to move the person from York Hospital to another fa cility in the community or - in more serious cases - to Wer nersville State Hospital.
304 hearing: If 20 days pass without discharge, another hearing is held. Members of the treatment team testify to explain why a person still requires hospi talization. Under section 304 of the law, the person could then be recommitted for 90 days.
305 hearing: After that, if a person is still not responding to treatment and fits one of the original standards, another hear ing is held. Under section 305 of the law, a person can be recom mitted for 180 days.
People who have been in hospital settings for years still have a hearing every 180 days to re-evaluate their condition.
Appeals: People with mental illness can appeal the mental health review officer's ruling.
York County Court of Common Pleas Judge Penny Blackwell hears those appeals and issues a ruling. If she upholds the officer's decision, people can appeal their cases to the state Superior Court.
- Sources: Jennifer Richard, program director for Crisis Inter vention; Steve Warren, director of York-Adams Mental Health/ Mental Retardation; Allen Miller, director of WellSpan's behavioral health program; attorney Victor Neubaum, mental health review officer.


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Creative Director of Elle magazine, Joe Zee, has one of those bubbly, winning personalities that makes an interview and photo shoot a walk in the park. Even more importantly though — he's a foodie! Hear all about his musings on fashion and food, and peruse his favorite items for fall.
TNP: From start to finish, what would be your ideal food day?
On an ideal food day, I would not be worried about, "Oh I have to be healthy." I'm someone who loves everything. I would get up and have an awesome breakfast that would probably be eggs and sausage; I love traditional breakfast. I almost never have breakfast on a regular basis because I'm always on the go. Coffee is my drug. I'd probably like a light lunch. I love a grilled vegetable salad or something like that. And then I just love, love dinner. Dinner is my thing. I know people are always like, "Oh you should have a bigger breakfast and a bigger lunch," but I love a dinner. For me, it's also social and fun to have a glass of wine, sit, and have an awesome meal. I'd have either a great burger or fried chicken, which is also my thing. I can't eat it all the time, but I love it. That would be my last meal, my fried chicken. If I could just go to a really cool, casual place and just have great food with good company, that would be my ideal food day.
TNP: How would you define "good content?"
I think good content is anything that engages, because there is so much content everywhere. It doesn't matter if you're reading it in a magazine, watching it on television, or going through websites. If you can get me to stay on your channel, to pick up your magazine, or to stay on your website, that means that content has managed to engage. I think that's what good content is: It's managed to capture me, and hold me for my very ADD attention span. And it's not just me; it's everyone. I think it can do that through being provocative, slightly unpredictable, and by being breaking news of some sort. There are also always unexpected ways. I love strong voices and strong opinions. I think those are the things that captivate. I'll go to a TV show because I really like that personality; I'll read a specific story because I think that writer is great. That's what great content is: The great people behind the content and the way that they think. Great minds can create something that captures and engages an audience.
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TNP: Do you think people have shorter attention spans on the web?
Absolutely! I think the web is completely, one hundred percent responsible for making us all have even more ADD, which is fine because I already had it to begin with! We're all trained now to digest things in sound bites. We all live our life and our experiences like, if it's not on Instagram it didn't happen; if it can't be condensed to 140 characters, too much is going on. Everything is about little bits and pieces, and some people criticize social media, but that's really our scrapbook. When we look back years from now, Instagram will be our photo album and Twitter will be our journal. These are the scrapbooks of our lives and I think it's an interesting thing because there's so much of it all the time. I am on Twitter all the time, and even my boyfriend is like "Why are you always looking at Twitter?" But I follow every breaking news feed; I follow authors; I follow brands I like, outlets I like, and certainly friends as well. I have gotten every major news headline in the last couple of years through Twitter, from the tsunami in Japan, to Whitney Houston passing away, to the Asiana flight crash. I'm fascinated by breaking news from Twitter. I'm not at a television set or on the radio, but on my phone I can get breaking news in a very condensed way.
TNP: When it comes to Elle, how are you constantly keeping it relevant? What's your process?
I love magazines. I moved to New York City from Toronto 23 years ago to work in magazines, and I think what I've always loved about magazines was when they kept it interesting and unpredictable. If you're going to get that jewel in your mailbox every single month, you want to be able to say, "What is in the issue this month?" and really open it up and be surprised and provoked to think in a new way. I'm not going to take the sole responsibility of keeping Elle relevant, but I think Elle stays relevant because we have great minds and interesting people who think outside of the box. You have to sort of push the envelope a little bit. A very classic example is, we all go to the same fashion shows, and maybe we'll all see red coats as a big theme on the runway. At Elle, we would never distill that into saying, "Let's do a red coat fashion story," because everybody's doing it and it's already been done. We put it through the "Elle filter" — so maybe it will be done in a sporty way, on the athletic girl on the beach [for example]. We have to put it through the filter of what we do. I think that's how we keep it relevant: we spin things in a way that is part of our kooky brain.
TNP: You're really known for the digital transformation when it comes to fashion. What advice would you give to people that are feeling the need to dive into digital and are maybe a little late?
I'm a huge technology geek at heart. I don't know how to write code, program and do algorithms, but I love technology and toys — and I love the future. I love what's new, and if you think about it, that's what we do. We're magazines; we're in media. We have to put out what's new. In order to put it out, you have to engage in it. I think my only advice to people would be that you have to do what's organic to you. I know so many people that don't want to do social media but think, "Ugh I should get into it" and I can tell by their Twitter feeds, and their Instagrams, that they are so reluctant to do it. It is not engaging or interesting because it's not something that is true to who they are, and that is so obvious on social media. So if it's not who you are, don't do it. And at this point, everyone's doing it, but if you can't get into the rhythm of it and what it's supposed to be, it's almost more detrimental to try to do it. I think authentic voices are what's working. There are just so many voices, so if you can't be authentic — especially in the digital realm — I think you should not do it at all, because people smell that out right away.
TNP: Are there publications that you look at and love their content, but think that digitally they are doing something wrong? If so, why?
Oh my God, all the time! I think that's just the way that my brain functions. I'm too busy worrying about what we do, but I also love the scope of media. I love all the other magazines; I love broadcast; I love digital. I watch a television show and I think "Ugh why did you guys do it this way? It should be edited this way! Why didn't this get produced this way?" I'm reading magazines going, "You guys have missed the boat on this." There are many publications I can think of — and I'm not going to name any names — who can have a bigger digital presence, and who can have a unique digital presence. A digital presence isn't necessarily just throwing up a website or driving traffic. There are other ways to really make your stake in it, whether it's programming or e-commerce, which is sort of the big train that everybody wants to board right now.
I look at things like Amazon and eBay, and when they first came out, they came out and then literally struggled through the verge of bankruptcy. And then they sort of weathered that hump, and really became these mega-forces. I think there are a lot of growing pains, but I think you have to be strong enough to get in the game, get through the rough choppy waves, and know that somewhere down the road you'll have grandfathered into this sort of new wave of what media can be. And that's what I love. I'm always looking at what's new and what's next and what can we do. I always try to push those boundaries even within Elle. We did a photo shoot last year that no one's ever done before. It was a social media photo shoot where I wanted all the readers to sort of be the stylists and I was going to help them. They voted on all the elements, from the model, to the location, to the theme, and then we live streamed the photo shoot, where people actually wrote in and said, "Try this shoe on her, try that, and shoot it like this," and it was a huge success. The amount of people that were drawn to that was crazy. It was just a testing for us, but I knew I loved it because it was the kind of thing I would love if I were a fashion-obsessed, dedicated reader. The engagement was huge. Everybody came and stayed for the two-hour shoot. How many people watch live stream for two hours? Nobody! But the numbers grew and people stayed, so by the end we were at a 500 percent increase from where we started. And real time conversations were happening.
TNP: In your new TV show, All On The Line, what are the most common pitfalls you see with designers?
I think the biggest pitfall is that designers have an unrealistic expectation today, and I think that's partly our [the media's] fault. Before you can even graduate from school, we already want to write about you because you're the new protégés, and you haven't even done or sold anything yet. We're so desperate and hungry for new, that we're constantly grabbing at them so early on in the game, so then we build them up into something, and then that expectation is so hard for them to sustain. I think that's really hard, so I think people see a lot of that. They see Project Runway; they read magazines; they see what's going on and they think, "Well I could be a designer because it's not that hard! I can sew." And it's actually very hard. It's actually running a business. Like how you guys run your website — it's a real business; it's not just having fun. It's not just taking a picture and writing a few things. It's a real business. And there's a lot of other elements that those designers don't realize that they have to know. They didn't think that they actually had to deal with money, or sales, or hustling, and a lot of times that's what it becomes. Art and commerce, and the struggle between them, is always big with any creative field.
TNP: Do you think great designers should also have business minds?
I think great designers should absolutely have business minds. I think design schools need to have a business class. Whether you ever use it or don't use it, you have to know what's going on, because you can't be oblivious to your own business. If you have your name on the door, you need to know how that money is coming and going, and how to build your business — otherwise your name should not be on that door.
Well, I love food more than anything. There's such a cliché, "Oh fashion people don't eat," when I find that to be completely erroneous. Well, some really don't eat, but they don't hang out with me! Because I'm going to eat and I am, as all my friends and my boyfriend will tell you, a food pusher. I am a very serious food pusher and I will own up to that because I love food. I love food because it's great for bringing people together. It's a social thing for me. I think the commonality between food and fashion is that they're both very creative. If you think about it, they're both about putting ingredients together. Fashion is about designing, getting ideas, putting a look together and knowing your own personal style and how that reflects your personality. I think food is very similar. It's ingredients that come together in a very unique way; it's very personal. Food and fashion are very telling signs of someone's personality, who they are and what they like. I think it's a great sort of insight into someone when I look at what they eat.
TNP: Who are some of your favorite chefs and restaurants in the city?
I have this whole thing — it's like my fashion thing — in that I love [to wear] high/low. I have high/low with fashion as I do with food. I can eat anywhere, but I've gone to Bar Pitti for twenty years; that's my jam. I'll go to Wallsé, but then I'll go to Minka in the East Village and have ramen there for five bucks, which I love and it's amazing. Izakaya Ten is one of my joints. I will go to Red Rooster and Seersucker in Brooklyn and eat fried chicken, but then the next day I'll go eat healthy at Souen.
I'm all about moderation and balance, and I love it all. I think I am probably the only person that loves tofu as much as I love banana cream pie and fried chicken — and will have it on a regular basis. I could eat hijiki seaweed, and I can eat a cheeseburger from In-N-Out Burger, which I love. And I'm also adventurous, which most of my friends are not — and my boyfriend is absolutely not — but I love trying new things. I will eat pigs tails and whatever.
TNP: What's your go to recipe when you're eating at home?
It changes all the time. I'm not a creature of routine in that way, but I think it depends. I can whip up something really quickly. I can just do grilled fish and vegetables, but I can also do awesome tacos. I can do turkey bolognese…It depends on what we're in the mood for.
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TNP: Personally, where do you draw inspiration from?
Well, I'm a pop culture freak, so I really draw inspiration from everywhere. So if it's music, or artists that are really hot and exploding off the chart, I'll be like, "Oh why? What's going on? " Television is a huge thing for me; movies are a huge thing; books are a big thing. I just get very obsessed with what people are obsessed with. Everybody recently on Twitter was watching Sharknado. It was so cheesy. I was working until about ten o'clock and I got home and was like "I've got to watch this." It was so bad-good, but I was less amazed by the bad-good — there's a lot of bad-good on TV — and was more interested as to why an entire social media community was wrapped around it. Very, very, intelligent people — and lowbrow people — were all tweeting it at the same time, and I was like, "Wow! I love getting into the heads of that." That fascinates me.
TNP: Do you try to find out why?
I do try to find out why. I research a little bit, and figure out what it is and why that particular thing hit and something else didn't. I'm always interested as to how something becomes a tipping point and something doesn't.
I wish there was a formula where you could say, "a plus b equals c," but there isn't. It's like with restaurants — what accounts for a certain restaurant being so busy but another one not? And I think: how does human psychology play into that?
TNP: And when it comes to pop culture and what really moves people, what do you think is the biggest priority right now for publishers?
I think the biggest priority for publishers right now is to have a point of differentiation – to have a really strong voice. If you have a really strong voice, and a strong point of view, and stick to what you do, people will come back to you time and time again for what you do. And that can be a magazine, a website, whatever it is, because I want to know what I'm coming for. The biggest mistake someone can make is say: "Oh it's all about this right now," and then run to that. Or "This person's really successful so let's try to glom on to some of that." You stick to what you do; that's what longevity's about.
TNP: If you could switch closets with one person in the world, who would it be? And if you could give one piece of advice to someone approaching their closet, what would it be?
Approaching their closet, I would probably say, "You have to be who you are." Personal style is big mantra for me because I know so many people who feel like they have to be something else, or they have to say, "I should try this," or "I should try that." I think everyone knows what they're comfortable with, and it's finding the best possible version of who they are in that world. It's not about trying to chase a trend that isn't you, or trying to dress inappropriately, or whatever those things are.
Trading a closet with somebody! I'm a casual guy. For me a style icon is always John F. Kennedy Jr. because he always was somebody who would wear a ski parka over a suit, or an overcoat over sweatpants, and that's completely who I am. Again that sort of contrast of high/low, because for me that's what I like. I'll take Ryan Gosling's wardrobe. Amongst other things!
TNP: If you could host a dinner party with any five people, living or dead, who would be there and what would you wear?
Well definitely Anthony Bourdain, because I love his intellect; I love his show; I love his approach food and culture — and I love to hear him talk. So definitely we'll start with Anthony Bourdain. And Rihanna, because if he's coming she needs to come to. Can you imagine that conversation? Bill Clinton and Herb Ritts, because he would have amazing stories to tell, and I think he would be so enamored by Rihanna today if he was alive. I would have my boyfriend there, just so there was an eyewitness for all of this kookiness. Unfortunately, Rihanna's the only girl there, but I think she would actually really like it. Despite there being Bill Clinton and Herb Ritts, I would probably still be in my hoodie, jeans, and high tops. Because I want to just be comfortable and hear everything that's going on.
TNP: What would you cook for everyone?
Oh my god, I'm obsessed with cooking but I'd be so intimidated to cook anything. Bourdain is there! What would I cook? Definitely not French food; he's going to be there. I love cooking and I have this whole thing where I love people challenging me with ideas of what to cook. I love having big groups of people over and having them tell me what theme they want. The one thing I ironically have a hard time cooking is probably Asian food. But I'd probably cook Italian. I can do Chicken Milanese; I can do Risotto Milanese. The key would be timing it all so I could actually not miss out on the conversation and still cook.
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Sydney, Australia-based animation studio Mad Cow Pictures announced it is providing pre-production and production design, effects and support for the upcoming feature version of CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG. The film is being produced by Scholastic Entertainment, Big Red Dog Productions and Starburst Studios. Mad Cows co-owner Steve Trenbirth will serve as the unit director. His firm will provide the film's effects style guide, 3D CGI modeling, texture painting, layout concepts and ongoing storyboard sequence creation and revisions. Mad Cows priorities include adding body tones on all the characters to give them more depth, as well as adding shadows, light and special effects to help bring a more 'cinematic' quality. The film is scheduled to be released in 2004.
"The look we're going for here is rich, deep and vibrant," said Trenbirth. "A nicely saturated, cartoon-type world -- something that would stay true to the TV series kids know and love, but which is also more evolved. A brighter, more three-dimensional look and feel for the film. We put self color lines on the characters and modified the designs, while always working to stay true to the series as an important reference point. Ultimately, our goal has been to stay true to Scholastic's CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG franchise which is loved by children around the globe."
Deborah Forte is producing the feature with Robert Ramirez directing and Chris Henderson serving as line producer. Henderson worked with Trenbirth previously on JUNGLE BOOK II.
Trenbirth is a former Disney director, and new co-owner of Mad Cow, along with founder Steve Sagovac. Trenbirth's previous credits include director of the animated feature JUNGLE BOOK II, and animation director on Disney's Annie Award-nominated LADY & THE TRAMP II, Annie Award-winner LION KING 2 and the ALADDIN sequel, THE RETURN OF JAFAR.
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I read the April 18 article about 24 Internal Revenue Service workers accused of theft.
Unfortunately, we have seen time and time again that state, local and federal workers who are found guilty of fraud, theft, malfeasance or other terminable offenses are simply asked to resign, with no punishment and full retirement benefits.
How about this? If government workers are found to have committed these offenses, they, in addition to repaying the cost for their actions, would lose their pension, regardless of years of service. I'll bet this would stop most of these shameful acts.


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I won first prize in a dairy recipe contest with this tasty trifle. You can double the recipe and make two for large groups. —Norma Steiner, Monroe, Wisconsin
- 1 cup cold milk
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream, whipped
- 8 cups cubed angel food cake
- 4 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- 1. In a large bowl, beat the milk, sour cream, pudding mix and orange peel on low speed until thickened. Fold in whipped cream.
- 2. Place half of the cake cubes in a 3-qt. glass bowl. Arrange a third of the strawberries around sides of bowl and over cake; top with half of the pudding mixture. Repeat layers once. Top with remaining berries. Refrigerate for 2 hours before serving. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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1 serving (1 each) equals 375 calories, 23 g fat (14 g saturated fat), 85 mg cholesterol, 445 mg sodium, 38 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 5 g protein.
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India's UFO Moviez digitalises more than 1,000 cinemas
India's UFO Moviez has announcedit hassuccessfully completed the installation of digital technology in more than 1,000 cinemas across India.
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