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Pros: Very easy setup using Android app on Lg-G2 phone and network in house. Their software copied over the settings in my old Logi Harmony 700 that was showing signs of age and brain damage from too many drops on the tile floor. The whole job took less than 15 minutes.
Cons: They could include in the package a bit more detail - explanation of what the buttons on the included remote and in the Android app are meant to be for. I've figured most of them out but at first, it was "take a guess". Also, I didn't immediately realize that some of the activities have more than 1 screen of data - icons to display
Other Thoughts: I have a Denon AVR-e300; 3 HDMI In, 1 out to TV
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Everything worked on first try. It's a pleasure to not have to reach for the Roku controller anymore.
I have all of my components in a wall unit and was skeptical as to whether the IR would get to the Cable box, TV and bluray without use of the included external IR blaster. To my very pleasant surprise, everything worked right and continues to work and switch nicely between the "activities"
This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E540 Intel Core i5 4200M 2.5GHz 4GB Memory 500GB HDD 15.6" Notebook Windows 7 Professional/Windows 8 Pro 64-bit - 20C6008SUS
Pros: Great Processor, fast boot to Windows 7, easy access to add memory and minimal bloatware. It comes with Win 7 Pro preinstalled. If you want Windows 8, the DVDs (4 of them) are in the box. You may also need a BIOS update and make changes in the BIOS for UEFI boot for Windows 8. You can't have both installed. It's either one or the other.
Cons: No backup media for Windows 7. I used a 16 GIG USB stick to create the Win 7 Pro in case of a hard disk failure.
Minor bloatware. Norton AV (30 day). Nitro PDF which is a great program but expensive and some Lenovo cloud based backup items.
Other Thoughts: I buy about 10 laptops a year for clients, friends and family. Lenovo is my "go to" brand. This Lenovo is with an insurance salesman (neighbor) and he loves it as do I.
This is a new model (4/2014) and came with Windows 7 Pro Service Pack 1. It needed considerable updates but with a Comcast 50MBS service this was done in about 3 hours. It starts, runs and shuts down fine. It's secure for a business (Pro version).
At time of purchase (local retailer) I also picked up one stick of 4 GIG DDR3 to put in the 2nd slot that I knew would be empty. Install of memory required undoing 3 screws and using a credit card to pry the cover off. Start to finish was 5 minutes.
The battery is good for anywhere from 3 - 5 hours depending on what you are doing. Please don't lose the charger. For about a year now Lenovo has been using a unique rectangular plug which may be hard to replace. Finally, from a quick look at Lenovo.com there may be a better battery available if you really need it.
This review is from: Antec GX500 Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
Pros: USB 3.0 as well as power and reset button on top. Easy to use no tool 5" drive bay. Great mount for SSD on top of 3.5" cage. Motherboard standoffs pre-installed and it came with cardboard washers.
Cons: No manual in the box or as of today online. The hard drive (3.5") tool less isn't explained and I had a number of pieces of rails marked "R" but no corresponding "L" .
The fan wires as shipped without instructions as to what to do with them was perplexing. I got it right on the first try once I spotted the molex which powers them. There still are a number of unused wires for the "front" which I didn't see what they were for or how to eventually make use of them.
Other Thoughts: I've been building pcs for over 10 years. This was my first gaming case vs the conventional business AT cases including Antec that I've used in the past.
Build quality of the case is good. Weight is very light compared to anything else of this mid tower size. Sides come off easily and went back on easily. The one back expansion slot that I needed to remove came off with minimal effort with the pre-scoring that Antec had already done.


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LOS ANGELES — Conventional wisdom might attribute those excruciating second-half runs by Oregon and Oregon State against Colorado last week to stagnant ball movement and poor shooting.
That's not what CU men's basketball coach Tad Boyle is telling his team as it gets ready for the Pac-12 Tournament, which begins today at the Staples Center. Boyle points toward his team's lapses at the other end of the floor for a lost week in Oregon that cost the Buffs a chance to get a top-four seed and a first-round bye.
"The way you stem the tide is by making a defensive stop," Boyle said.
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Sixth-seeded Colorado (19-11, 11-7 Pac-12) plays 11th-seeded Utah (6-24, 3-15) tonight in a 9:40 p.m. (Root Sports) opening-round game. Although the Buffaloes handled the Utes in two regular-season meetings (73-33 in Boulder and 55-48 in Salt Lake City), Boyle knows they must play better than they did last week on the defensive end or it could be a short stay.
In Oregon's 90-81 victory, a 12-0 run by the Ducks in the second half turned a 47-44 deficit into a 56-47 lead.
Two days later, CU trailed Oregon State by just five points in the second half when point guard Ahmad Starks became a one-man scoring run, scoring every point in a 14-0 run by the Beavers en route to their 83-69 victory.
"Against Oregon State, we were awful defensively — effort, focus, toughness, you name it," Boyle said. "With Oregon, Devoe Joseph (24 points) made some big-time shots against us. But you don't give up 61 percent shooting in the second half to Oregon and 69 percent to Oregon State if you're on your game defensively."
CU entered last week ranked No. 1 among Pac-12 teams in field-goal percentage defense, yielding less than 40 percent shooting. After letting Oregon and Oregon State have their way, the Buffs (.408) dropped into a tie with California for second place behind Arizona (.403).
"We were not doing what had allowed us to have success this season," Boyle said. "We've had long runs happen against us before. But you have to stop the bleeding with defense, or at least slow the bleeding until your offense comes around. You can hopefully create some offense with your defense."
Nothing ignites a fast break like a takeaway turnover.
"When we don't defend and get stops, it's hard for us to score," said CU senior point guard Nate Tomlinson.
"What we do best is get out and run. We don't quite have the firepower we did last year (with Alec Burks and Cory Higgins). We count on our defense to get easy buckets."
If they win tonight, the Buffs advance to Thursday's 9:40 p.m. game against third-seeded Oregon.
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HOT SPRINGS, ark. — Teeng Akol scored 23 points, George Fant added 17 and Western Kentucky overcame a 13-point deficit in the second half to defeat North Texas 74-70 on Tuesday night in the championship game of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.
"I'm so happy I can't even begin to describe how I'm feeling right now," Akol said.
The victory capped a stunning run for the Hilltoppers (15-18), who earned their first NCAA Tournament berth since 2009 by winning four games in as many days. It also caps a roller-coaster season during which Western Kentucky survived a midseason coaching change and the development of several key freshmen.
"This season has been unbelievable," Fant said. "A coaching change. ... Everyone was down on us before we got out here, saying we weren't old enough, mature enough, we couldn't guard some of the people we obviously guarded here. It speaks for itself."
South Dakota State 52, Western Illinois 50 (OT)•SIOUX FALLS, s.d. — Griffan Callahan hit a 3-pointer with 1:30 left in overtime, and the Jackrabbits got stops the last two times the Leathernecks had the ball in the Summit League Tournament championship game.
The Jackrabbits (27-7) will make their first NCAA appearance as Division I members. Western Illinois (18-14) was denied its first NCAA berth.
Nate Wolters led the Jackrabbits with 14 points but made only 5-of-22 shots. Callahan added 10 points.
Detroit 70, Valparaiso 50•VALPARAISO, ind. — Ray McCallum Jr. scored 21 points, and the Titans (22-13) shot 58 percent in the second half to win the championship game of the Horizon League Tournament and qualify for the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1999.
Princeton 62, Pennsylvania 52•PRINCETON, n.j. — Ian Hummer had 18 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Tigers past the Quakers, giving Harvard the Ivy League title and its first trip to the NCAA Tournament since 1946.
"It was an interesting game coming in," said Princeton senior forward Patrick Saunders, who scored 10 points. "We don't have much love for either team. So it's definitely nice to get a win, but it's kind of tough to swallow, knowing that our win puts Harvard in the tournament."
Penn (19-12, 11-3) needed to win to tie Harvard (26-4, 12-2) for the regular-season championship and force a one-game playoff for the league's automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament. However, the Quakers came out flat, fell behind by 17 points early in the first half and never got over the hump.
No. 4 Connecticut 63, No. 3 Notre Dame 54•HARTFORD, conn. — Geno Auriemma became the sixth Division I women's coach to reach 800 career victories, reaching the milestone in fewer games than anybody else, and the Huskies (29-4) ended a rare three-game losing streak to the Fighting Irish (30-3).
"We felt like we won 800 this year," said Auriemma, who is 800-128 in 27 seasons at UConn. "That's what it felt like. This was the most grueling and taxing year that we've had at Connecticut in a long, long time." The Associated Press


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"'Nocturne (White Poppies )' was a response to the bombing of Afghanistan and the flower as a source of violence at that particular moment. I was interested in investigating the fact that that flower was not a natural creation. It was a cultural and an historical creation. I used the technology that's usually aimed at what's ugly- which is war- to aim it at this flower, which contains both the beautiful and the ugly at the same time- a heroin poppy. I'm also addressing the media, because now the news of war is actually an object of consumerism. It's no longer just news edification. And so I'm repackaging the image."
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Awards and thanks were given at the start of the all-hands meeting to honor those who served as Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) representatives and recognize units that earned noteworthy status for their CFC participation and contributions, Department of Defense civilian service milestones, and quarterly award winners.
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When the Canada Shipping Act, 2001 (CSA 2001) came into force on July 1 st, 2007, Transport Canada introduced administrative monetary penalties to certain parts of the Act, as a new enforcement mechanism designed to promote compliance and penalize those who did not comply. This approach provides Transport Canada with a more effective compliance program that improves the safety of the marine community, the marine environment and ultimately the general public.These administrative enforcement tools were introduced when the Administrative Monetary Penalties Regulations came into force on April 3 rd, 2008. The current penalties range from $250 to $25,000. Anyone who is issued an AMP may request a review by the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada www.tatc.gc.ca.
World-class tanker safety system: Safe tankers through rigorous inspection and prevention The Government of Canada is committed to protecting both the safety of Canadians and the environment. No development will proceed unless rigorous environment protection measures are in place. These goals are part of its plan for Responsible Resource Development, which aims to create high-quality jobs, economic growth and long-term prosperity for all Canadians. Canada is taking further action to ensure that it has a world-class tanker safety system for shipping oil and liquefied natural gas safely through Canada's waterways before any major new energy export facilities become operational. Eight new measures will strengthen Canada's tanker safety system.
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Two more weeks to go!! Knee is feeling good and I'm feeling okay. This week was a bit less intense due to my classes being cancelled but that isn't a bad thing I suppose. I leave Wednesday for the US and this will probably be the most challengin... Read more
Saturday, September 29, 2012
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In no particular order:
1) My pets and their unconditional love
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So glad this isn't my dog!!!
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A bit late with this but I had a great 22 miler although it took me a little longer to recover from it. Probably didn't help that I slipped on some concrete while filling up water at mile 5.5 and fell on my butt and hand. I was really sore the n... Read more
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Races also provide me with major motivation especially in terms of my exercise program. I haven't entirely worked out a race schedule for next year but I am doing a tough mudder in Sydney in February. After that I am thinking another marathon an... Read more
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Last year at 77.7kg
This year at just 1kg less 76.8kg but smaller and more defined:
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I had a little bit of an easier week this week with a shorter long run and minimal extra workouts besides classes. It was nice and I think it was good for my knee as well as it felt much better in my 10k race on Sunday. So another week down! Get... Read more
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Last week was great early in the week. My tempo run was awesome and the 20 miles felt really good. I did overdo it a bit later in the week but I don't think I'm any worse for the wear so that's good. I did enjoy the workouts as well.
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I swear after I blog on here to vent things improve! Paul came home and wasn't mad, realised why I was upset and said he'd try to come up with some plans next weekend. Not sure it will happen but I appreciate the effort. Work has been busy but n... Read more
Monday, September 03, 2012
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Week 10 went well. My interval run was good quality and my long run was a bit slower but included some massive hills. I was super sore for most of the end of the week due to lots of assisted pull-ups on Wednesday.
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Well I had a pretty relaxing weekend except this afternoon. I wanted to go on a short hike today but my husband said he thought he was getting sick and was a bit tired so we compromised and went to the shops. Of course I forgot the grocery store... Read more
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August goals... how did things go....
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298 people were killed when Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot out of the sky as it flew over eastern Ukraine on Thursday afternoon.
The Boeing 777 had been on its way from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, with 283 passengers and 15 crew on board.
Those who lost their lives came from all over the world.
So far, those identified have included 173 Dutch passengers, 44 Malaysian, 27 Australian, 12 Indonesian, and 10 from the United Kingdom.
Here we take a look at the human cost of Thursday's tragedy, reporting the stories of those who died and the tributes being paid to them as they emerge.
The Smallenburg family were another of the three families from Dutch town Hilversum who died.
They were dad Charles, mum Theresa, son Werther and daughter Carlijn.
Smallenburg home in Hilversum. Flowers, toys in memory of Charles & Therese & little ones Carlijn & Werther #MH17 pic.twitter.com/CE8YKBwdu7— Matina Stevis (@MatinaStevis) July 20, 2014
Tina Mastenbroek, 49, her husband Erik van Heijningen, 54 and son Zeger van Heijningen, 17, were on their way to Bali for a holiday.
They were one of three families from the town of Hilversum who were wiped out in the disaster, the Washington Post reports.
Jack O'Brien was flying home to Sydney following a seven-week trip to Europe when he was killed on Flight MH17.
""The life of our beloved son and brother, Jack, has been ended so suddenly," his family said in a statement.
"We are devastated at his loss, as are Jack's extended family and friends. Jack, just 25 years old, was returning from a fantastic seven-week holiday in Europe. He was loved so much."
Australian Victor Oreshkin is the latest victim on the crash to be identified.
Victor, reportedly in his 30s and from Sydney, has been described as a devoutly religious man.
Mr Oreshkin, who was the fifth Australian victim to have come from New South Wales, was involved in organising Christian youth conferences in Sydney, the Sydney Morning Herald reports.
Two of the Dutch victims were a couple in their 30s going on holiday together for the first time.
Jeanne Hornikx broke the news that her daughter, Astrid, had died alongside Bart Lambregts.
Andrew Hoare, 59, died alongside his family - his Dutch wife Estella and their two sons Friso and Jasper, who were aged 12 and 14 and of Dutch nationality.
Hugo Hoare told the BBC that his brother, who worked in banking, was a "warm, funny and wonderful man whose smile and character lit up a room".
Petra and her 15-year-old son Gary were travelling to Kuala Lumpur on a trip aimed at single parents and their children.
Gary was said to be a talented goalkeeper for his local football team in Maassluis.
Just prior to take-off, the pair took a haunting selfie of themselves on board.
Md Ali Md Salim, 30, was pursuing a psychology doctorate at the University of Amsterdam and was planning to finish next year.
Prior to take-off, he posted a 15-second video showing people packing bags into overhead compartments over an announcement telling passengers to switch their phones off.
The caption read: "Wish me luck, in the name of God", with a hashtag in Malaysian saying "My heart feels nervous".
An entire family of six returning home to Malaysia after three years in Kazakhstan are among the victims.
Head of the family, Tambi Jiee, 49, was keen to celebrate Hari Raya - the end of the Muslim fasting month - at home before reporting for work in a new posting.
His wife, Ariza Ghazalee, 47, was an avid social media user and before boarding the plane, she uploaded photos of the family's packed bags on the Internet.
Malaysian newspaper The Star reports they died alongside their children Mohd Afif, 19, Mohd Afzal, 17, Marsha Azmeena, 15, and Mohd Afruz, 13.
Nineteen-year-old Quinn has travelling to meet his family on a summer holiday in Bali.
The student, who had spent most of his life living in the Netherlands but had dual-American citizenship, was studying international business, according to NBC News.
American Quinn Schansman on #MH17 shot down in Ukraine http://t.co/CMBSs9bXvF pic.twitter.com/o7r5jb71HX— NBC News (@NBCNews) July 18, 2014
John Allen, 44, died alongside his wife Sandra and their three sons Christopher, Julian and Ian.
Mr Allen was described as a "much-loved colleague" by his friends at international law firm NautaDutilh.
A tribute from the company said: "He was a person with many talents, and in addition to his professional contribution to our firm he generously shared his musical and athletic abilities with us as well.
"All of us who had the privilege of working with John during his 18 years at NautaDutilh came to know him as a kind, down-to-earth and humorous man and many of us have also lost a friend. He will be dearly missed."
They added: "Our thoughts are with John's family and his friends in and outside the office."
Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak's step-grandmother was on board downed flight MH17.
Siti Amirah, 83, was one of 44 Malaysians who were killed.
Najib said in a Tweet: "I personally share the grief of the families on board #MH17."
"My step-grandmother was one of the passengers."
Family spokesman Faridah Abdullah said Siti was "a very, very nice lady".
Angeline was the youngest of the 15 crew members on board the doomed Malaysia Airlines flight.
Friends of the 30-year-old had written prayers on her Facebook wall before news of her death was confirmed.
Colleagues had also posted asking her to get in touch with them when she is safe.
The youngest crew member onboard #MH17 Angeline Premila also lost her life. RIP. #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/DlS7K2DIJV— Vikas Mishra (@vikasmishraa) July 17, 2014
Leeds University student Richard Mayne was also killed in the MH17 disaster.
The 20-year-old had picked the flight specifically because he was diabetic and needed a stopover, his devastated dad said.
The maths and finance undergraduate was on board the flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur as he travelled to Perth, Australia.
Speaking from the family home in Leicester , his heartbroken dad Simon said: "He was on his way to Perth. When we were looking at flights together, there was this one that stopped in Amsterdam and we thought it would be perfect.
Simon Mayne, the father of maths student Richard Mayne lashed out at Russian president Vladimir Putin, appearing to blame the ex-KGB man's foreign policy for his son's death.
Mr Mayne said: "If Putin wanted to speak out he would do so, he would sort the rebels out.
"Everyone knows what is going on out there is Russian-sponsored. This is a man who rides bare-chested on a horse."
British-born father-of-two Robert Ayley was another of the Brit victims.
He had told his family how he couldn't wait to get back to his young family in a final heartbreaking email.
The 28-year-old was returning home to his wife Sharlene and two young sons, aged two and four, following a month-long working trip to Europe.
In a final email before he boarded the flight, he talked about being "ready to come home".
He wrote: "So yes, here we are. Last day in Europe. My flight is at 12 tomorrow. Right now, I'm just looking forward to seeing the boys and Sharlene. It's been a long, long journey.
"We've seen the world's greatest Rottweilers, we have established contacts, and made life-long friends, but now I'm just ready to come home."
New Zealand media are reporting that Mr Ayley was originally from Guildford in Surrey and had been travelling on a British passport.
Former RAF team leader Stephen Anderson is one of the 10 Britons killed in the devastating crash.
The 44-year-old is a former RAF search and rescue co-ordinator grew up and worked in Britain.
He moved to Penang in Malaysia four years ago with his wife Joanna, 37, where he worked as a technician for Maersk Drilling, the Daily Telegraph reported.
Mr Anderson had spent 23 years with the RAF, including running the search and rescue team at Lossiemouth in Scotland for three years.
His daughter, Jordan, is thought to live in Britain with her mother, his former wife.
Mr Anderson's niece reportedly posted photos on Twitter yesterday with the message: "Rest in Peace Uncle Steve. You didn't deserve to die. No one on that flight did. I love you so much."
Victim Ben Pocock was travelling to Australia after finishing his second year of his International Business BSc at Loughborough University.
The keen sportsman, of Keynsham near Bristol, tweeted on Monday: "Didn't fail my exams. Still going to Australia."
Ben had a leaving night out with pals before catching the fateful flight bound for Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia.
Irishwoman Edel Mahady was also among those killed on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, the Irish Mirror reports.
The mum-of-two from Palmerstown in Dublin was on her way to Australia where she lives when the horrific tragedy took place.
Her sister Grainne Hill, from Walkinstown in Dublin, was being comforted by friends and neighbours this evening.
She leaves behind two children, Conor and Ciara.
Tessa van der Sande, 27, was one of the Dutch nationals killed when Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crashed.
Amnesty International in Holland said on its Facebook page that she was with her parents and brother on their way to Indonesia.
Amnesty tweeted the following message in Dutch with a photo of Tessa: "Our dear colleague Tessa van der Sande was aboard # MH17. We sympathize with her boyfriend, family and friends."
Onze lieve collega Tessa van der Sande was aan boord van #MH17. We leven mee met haar vriend, familie en vrienden pic.twitter.com/Hi1QiPcmnF— Amnesty NL (@amnestynl) July 18, 2014
The sixth British victim to be named today is Cameron Dalziel.
The 43-year-old is understood to be South African but travelling on a British passport.
The helicopter rescue pilot had moved to Malaysia last October with his wife Reine, and their two sons Sheldon, 14, and four year-old Cruz, to take up a job with CHC Helicopter.
Sad news of the Loss of Cameron Dalziel, RIP Thoughts and Prayers go out to his Family and loved ones! #PoliceRescue pic.twitter.com/BA54dr1ffD— Dave Steyn (@bravedaveZA) July 18, 2014


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$1,335—$2,285 1—3 bed 3701 SW 160th Avenue, Miramar FL, 33027
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Commute to Downtown Miramar
The rent at Windsor at Miramar Apartments ranges from $1,335 for a one bedroom to a $2,285 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 11% more expensive than the Miramar average.
This apartment is in Miramar.
Windsor at Miramar Apartments has a Walk Score of 25 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
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Not a good place to live they steal your money This is the only place I lived that you need to pay for trash not recommend everybody moves out of there.when we moved out we left the place clean and they took 1,000 deposit.🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 don't stay there 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨
Carl Snyder
Sep 29, 2014
While they look nice with the colors and stately palms, these are only average apartments, not great construction and very thin walls. If you enjoy hearing your neighbors argue, kids screaming, or an occasional bone dance, you will like living there. If you are on the first floor like I was just pray you don't have an insomniac neighbor that paces back and forth all night. They have some amenities like the French doors, very large porches, and high ceilings. The maintenance staff is first rate, the best you could ask for - they fix many issues the same day. And the staff is very courteous and responsive. The community does events for residents which is nice if you go. But, the place is expensive - if you can swing it they are nice and you weed out a lot of "riff-raff," but at the same time, as I said, they are only average construction and the thin walls to me were an issue. Getting out of the complex in the morning can be a challenge as well and you have to allow extra time b/c the traffic on Dykes and Miramar Parkway stacks up – it's horrendous between 7am – 9am. There is one central collection point for garbage (a compactor) and you have to haul your garbage to it on the way out. The noise from I-75 can be a nuisance; it depends which side of the community you live on. Stay away from the side facing the interstate. In the winter it would be nice to open windows at night to take advantage of temps, but the road noise there makes it impossible, even in the apartments farthest from the interstate. Make an appointment first before you move out and ask for a pre-move out inspection so if there are any issues you can resolve them with management.
Jordan Haughton
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Are you crazy. ....... 1,500-2,000 a month for a 2 bed 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😤😤😤😩😩😩😟😟....to expensive
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Mike O'Brien on his bike --no tolls required Mild-mannered landlord and serial City Council candidate Robert Rosencrantz is stepping up his game with an attack
Mike O'Brien on his bike --no tolls requiredMild-mannered landlord and serial City Council candidate Robert Rosencrantz is stepping up his game with an attack mailer that accuses rival Mike O'Brien of wanting to impose tolls, literally, "everywhere." "It's hard to believe," reads the hit-piece that landed in voters' mailboxes yesterday. And indeed it is. Surely the quotation from O'Brien on the mailer, which has an ellipsis between the statement "Yes, I support tolls" and the word "everywhere" is missing some crucial qualifier. Actually, nothing is missing; that's exactly the sentiment O'Brien expresses in a July interview with the enviro civic group Friends of Seattle that is shown on a YouTube video.
"You've mentioned you supported tolling, where?" the questioner asks, laughing for some reason, perhaps because she believes it's a touchy subject.
"I think everywhere, ultimately," O'Brien replies. "Clearly [State Route] 520 is most likely going to be the first place we do it, and the first place in the county where we put tolls on existing roadways, and I think that's a great first step." After that, he says, "I'm guessing we go to I-90 and pretty quickly then I'm guessing we go to all limited access freeways in the region."
It's true: Tolls are coming fast and furiously. As O'Brien states, they're almost a sure thing on 520. And, as few have noticed despite the tons of ink and political rhetoric spilled on the question of whether to build a tunnel to replace the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the state recently revealed plans to charge up to $4.20 each way on the roadway.
Rosencrantz doesn't say in the mailer how he intends to stop tolls, and a call placed to his campaign has not yet been returned.
O'Brien suggests in the interview that people are ready to pay fees for every little piece of road on which they drive, on top of the taxes they already shell out for transportation work. "I think the public is ready for leadership to stand up and say, 'hey guys, roads cost money and we've got to start paying for them,' " he says.
A 2008 Stuart Elway poll seems to offer lukewarm support for that idea. Twenty seven percent of state voters polled said they consider tolls the best way of paying for transportation improvements--roughly the same percentage that considered it unacceptable. Forty three percent weren't crazy about the idea but deemed tolls "acceptable."


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Volunteer | Olney Theatre Institute Advanced Training Program | Auditions | Play Submissions
Full-Time Opportunities
Electrics Apprentice
POSITION TYPE: Full-Time Apprenticeship
DEPARTMENT: Production
We are currently seeking an Electrics Apprentice to start in January 2016. A six-month or a nine-month contract is available.
Members of the Olney Theatre Apprentice Team play an essential role in Olney Theatre Center operations. Working in every facet of the organization, apprentices learn standards of professionalism while building their resumes and portfolios and forging connections in the larger DC theater community.
Our program offers emerging theater artists a bridge between the university and the profession, developing each individual's skills by working alongside world-class designers and directors. Apprentices also have the opportunity to work with the Director of Education to complete a Capstone Project tailored to enhance their individual goals. The position is ideal for recent college graduates or current students looking to fulfill a practicum requirement.
As an apprentice, you will:
- Live and work together in a vibrant artistic community. On-site housing includes shared bath and communal kitchen, living room and laundry.
- Take advantage of the Washington, DC theater scene, the nation's second largest theater market.
- Develop marketable skills and meet people from area theaters.
- Benefit from working directly with the resident staff, in addition to more than 300 visiting professional artists.
- Receive complimentary tickets to OTC productions.
- Earn a $150 weekly stipend.
- Have shared use of company vehicles.
Electrics Apprentices work directly under the supervision of the Master Electrician to implement lighting design for each production. Apprentices also work alongside local and visiting lighting designers and theater electricians.
Responsibilities include assisting with load-in, hanging and focusing lights, troubleshooting problems during tech rehearsals, maintaining electrics equipment during production runs, and participating in all lighting strikes and changeovers. During show runs, they share the responsibility of maintenance and running the light board and follow spot.
Experience working on electrics crews and awareness of current lighting consoles and equipment is preferred. This apprenticeship is suitable for those working towards careers as Master Electricians and Lighting Designers.
House Sound Engineer
POSITION TYPE: Full-Time (during musical productions)
DEPARTMENT: Production
REPORTS TO: Director of Production
The Sound Engineer is the theatre's primary "mix" engineer during all technical rehearsals, and all performances of musicals. It is the Sound Engineer's responsibility to professionally render the Sound Designer's design for every performance, and to work in collaboration with the Director, Associate Artistic Director for Musical Theatre, Music Director, Stage Manager, Sound & Projections Supervisor, A-2, musicians, and actors, to provide the highest professional sound quality possible. This position directly supervises the Sound Apprentice (A-2) during work hours directly associated with tech and performances of musicals.
Core functional areas and responsibilities include:
1) Pre-Production Preparation (begins on the Monday of Tech Week, or Design Run, whichever comes first)
- Acquire and study the script, score, and recordings of the musical in order to be familiar with the project.
- Attend the design run and associated production meeting.
- Proactively meet as needed with the Director, Musical Director, Associate Artistic Director of Musical Theatre, Director of Production, Sound & Projections Supervisor, Sound Designer, Stage Manager, as well as the A-2.
- Review the design and equipment setup with both the Sound & Projections Supervisor, and Sound Designer. Advise on preferences with an eye toward optimizing mix operations.
2) Technical Rehearsals (Tech week and Preview Week)
- In cooperation with the Sound Designer, and Sound & Projections Supervisor oversee the EQ session for both actors and musicians.
- Advise on sound issues, and assist with troubleshooting during technical rehearsals.
- Mix sound at all technical rehearsals during tech week and preview week.
- Attend and participate in all post-technical rehearsal, and post-preview performance production meetings.
3) Performances and Performance Related Duties
- Turn on, test, troubleshoot the sound systems and microphones, and all associated gear no later than one-hour before each performance.
- Direct the A-2 in mic preparation and the outfitting of the acting company
- Mix the performance and supervise the execution of all sound cues.
- Oversee the work of the A-2 as it directly relates to the performance.
- At the end of performances, report any issues, equipment failures, breakage, low supplies, etc. to the Sound & Projections Supervisor.
- Mix post-show discussions and other associated events that directly impact the sound system during the run.
- Work cooperatively with the Patron & Volunteer Services Manager for all Audio Described performances, and troubleshoot the Assisted Listening System.
4) Additional Responsibilities
- Advise the directors of the Olney Theatre Center on equipment upgrades, and the future direction of sound as requested.
- Participate in the evaluation of the work of the Sound Apprentice.
- Participate in the recruitment of future Sound Apprentices.
Minimum Job Requirements:
- Education: College Graduate with a degree in theatre, concentration in sound, or other professional training certificate, or proven track record in the professional theatre, concerts, or recording studio.
- Experience: The ideal candidate will have 3 to 5 years of professional live sound mix engineering experience in theatre and, or concerts.
- Physical Requirements: This position may at times be required to lift 50 pounds, climb stairs, and utilize ladders while troubleshooting preshow issues.
- Time Requirements: Fulltime position during the presentation of musicals; position follows the technical, preview, performance, extension, and put-in schedule of each musical production as established by the Olney Theatre Center and its representatives.
Music Directors, Conductors, and Keyboardists
Part-Time Opportunities
Front of House Associate Position
Olney Theatre Center, an AEA COST theater with four performance facilities producing an eight-play season plus special events, seeks part-time Front-of-House Associates. This position will work 10-20 hours per week during shows, both weeknights and weekend shifts, as well as occasional weekday shifts and holidays. One must have great customer service skills, and a dedication to service of the theatre and its patrons.
- Front-of-House Sales: Setup, operate, and close up the gift shop, concessions, and alcohol sales for the theatre during performances
- Customer Service: Assist House Management staff in creating a safe and welcoming environment at the Olney Theatre Center, providing hands-on assistance as necessary / requested
- Maintain the cleanliness of public spaces, backstage areas, and artist residencies. This includes but is not limited to: theatres, lobbies, dressing rooms, and bathrooms
- Minimum one (1) year customer service experience
- Excellent verbal communication skills
- Strong and proven customer service skills
- Cash handling experience
- Computer literate
- Ability to multitask and to work well under pressure
- Experience with performing arts organizations and/or restaurant and hospitality experience preferred
- All applicants must be at least 18 years of age, and must have, or be currently pursuing a high school diploma or equivalent
- $8.50/hour
- A resume outlining work experience and education
- The name, phone number and email address of one professional reference
- The name, phone number and email address of one personal reference
- A brief statement of interest
Olney Theatre Center Institute Advanced Training Program
Each class of full-time apprenticeships plays an essential role in Olney Theatre Center (OTC) operations. Working in every department of production, apprenticeships will learn standards of professionalism while building their resumes and/or portfolios, making them more marketable to future employers.
OTC Apprenticeships offer emerging theatre artists a bridge between the university and the profession. The apprenticeship aims to develop each individual's skill and knowledge of the professional theatre world through hands-on work in a professional theatre.
Apprenticeships work alongside production staff and directly with visiting directors and designers on various productions in a variety of spaces. From a one-man show performed in a black box to a full-scale, main stage musical, OTC produces a range of theatrical productions.
Each participant will explore his or her chosen discipline (lights, costumes, etc.) while exploring other interests within the theatre. However, acceptance of an apprenticeship requires a full-time commitment. Due to the variable and extended hours of the program and the nature of theatre work, outside employment is not possible.
Learn more about the program and available apprenticeships here.
Olney Theatre Center
Olney Theatre Center is a professional, award-winning regional theater, and operates under an Actors' Equity Association Council of Stock Theaters (COST) contract and casts primarily from actors who are based in the Washington, D.C./Baltimore area.
National Players
Celebrating their 67th season National Players is "America's Longest Running Touring Company." National Players tours from mid-September to mid-May with three shows in repertory, which may perform together or separately.
If you are interested in auditioning for National Players, you must be a non-equity actor who has completed a post-high school academic experience (i.e. college degree or certificate program). More information about National Players auditions can be found here.
Play Submissions
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Parties Extra!---April 25, 2008---On The Oklahoma River
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Ray and Lou Ackerman were at the 2008 U.S. Sprint Canoe/Kayak Olympic Trials reception. (Photo by Helen Ford Wallace).
STRICTLY VIP… A VIP reception was held during the 2008 U.S. Sprint Canoe/Kayak Olympic Trials. Location was at Regatta Park, adjacent to the Chesapeake Boathouse.
Members of the Oklahoma City Boathouse Foundation were hosts and members of the Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau were co-hosts.
On the upper tier of Regatta Park, a three-piece jazz band called "Romantic Jazz" played for guests. A wine bar was set in the middle of the area and bistro chairs and tables and large comfy lounge ottomans were set up throughout the Park in conversation groupins. Mike Knopp welcomed guests and introduced the dignitaries.
The Devon Energy boat took guests down the Oklahoma River where canoes and kayaks were still coming in. The outdoor atmosphere by the River, with redbud trees in bloom throughout the Park, was celebratory.
Burns and Ann Hargis welcome Jim Vallion to their Stillwater home. (Photo by Lela Bennett Sullivan.)
FIRST PARTY….The first party at Oklahoma State University's Willham House, new home of OSU President Burns Hargis, and his wife, Ann Hargis, was given for members of the OSU art department.
The group was invited in appreciation for the works of art, on loan, that they have placed throughout the President's home.
The Hargises invited members of the Art Department, faculty, staff and students, as well as other friends and associates, who assisted them in getting the home ready for occupancy. Hargis is the seventh OSU President to live there.
Linda Tuma Robertson, Kay Smith, Stacey Swafford and Maxine Permenter check out the artwork at the Oklahoma Art League guest day meeting .(Photo by David Faytinger).
PARTY FOR ART….Three artists gave the program at the Oklahoma Art League guest day meeting at All Souls Episcopal Church.
They were Linda Tuma Robertson, landscape oil paintings; Suzanne Mears, contemporary glass, and Carol Egger, jewelry designer.
Past presidents of the group were honored and OAL President-Elect Barbara Kerrick gave each of them a rose.
Ezell Potter, Erma Stewart, Wanda Davidson and Pam Woolbright were at the Ladies Music Club Tea .( Photo by David Faytinger).
LUCKY RECIPIENT…Wally Brown was the "2008 Musician of the Year" for the Ladies Music Club and he was introduced at the registration tea. The event was at the Mayflower Congregational Church.
Brown received commendations from Gov. Brad Henry, Mayor Mick Cornett and the Oklahoma Senate. After he received his honor, he played a piano solo.
Chairmen included Ezell Potter, hostesses and food; Pam Woolbright, decorations, and Kay Hedges, award chairman.
Nanette Everest, Jane White and Lacy Saak were among the artists at the Studio Gallery Art Show. ( Photo by David Faytinger).
NEW ART….Friends who paint together with Dennis Johnson as their teacher had a special art show at The Studio Gallery.
They cooked their own hors d'oeuvres and served wine to about 100 guests.
The watercolor, oil, acrylics and pastel painters and hostesses were Lu Beard, Anne Dalton, Sally Davis, Nanette Everest, Beth Hammack, Alice Hoffman, Bonne (cq) Hollingshead, Alice Jay, Claire Kennedy, Virginia Lynn, Peggy McMillen, Susan McPherson, Shirley Pool, Betty Rowntree.
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Chris Morrissey is no stranger to the stage. But though he's clocked hundreds of hours playing bass for Mason Jennings, Haley Bonar, Wishbook, and most recently Ben Kweller, the closest he's come to the front of the stage is with his fiery jazz quartet. That makes his foray into rock songwriting all the more thrilling; Morrissey already has proven his ear for melody with his jazz compositions, and the songs he's written for new project Taurus are as focused as they are melodically inventive. Both the guitar riffs and vocal lines on Taurus's debut record, Cannon Falls Forever, take the listener in unexpected directions, avoiding well-tread pop melodies in search of something more elastic and exploratory. Morrissey has fleshed out his live band with fellow touring and session pros: Brooklyn's Aaron Lee Tasjan (the Madison Square Gardeners) and two of Morrissey's touring Ben Kweller bandmates, Mark Stepro and Rich Hinman. Two local bands, the Gang Font (featuring Greg Norton and Dave King) and Tarlton, will open the show, along with Tasjan's solo project. 18+.
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Ok, finally I have had a decent introduction to the whole Noam Chomsky language controversy, and I didn't have to read His big dense output to get it. Instead, it was simply part of this quick but rich overview of lots of different investigations into language and communication.
Accessible enough for novice lay readers, with a conversational & lightly humorous tone. Just enough of stuff like "Here of course (do I have to say it again?) there's considerable disagreement..."
Just a little dated, but that's ok, as Ingram points to expected areas of research and now I know precisely where to look for more recent developments.
I've read a lot of books about the history of language, and the Washoe, Kanzi, and Nim experiments, and neuro-biology, and I'm very happy with how much I learned here.
Too bad Ingram is listed as 'a radio personality' in the description. He understands science a lot better than most journalists who pretend to be experts. I'd much rather read more of his work than any more of, say, that by [a:Malcolm Gladwell|1439|Malcolm Gladwell|http://d.gr-assets.com/authors/1224601838p2/1439.jpg].
In fact, I will. And I will read some of that listed in the annotated bibliography, too.
ETA - the only other reviewer says 'it's not about language history' - well, actually two chapters really are and much of the rest of the book incorporates ideas from the field. It's also about much more than the mechanics of language, though that topic, too, is included.
And the very first chapter was a bit difficult for me, as it's written to set the stage, and therefore the author's bias shows through insufficient acknowledgement of the conditional. That is to say, it's all about how easy conversation is, and some of us, even those of us who are not Aspergian, have difficulty with the cues Ingram claims are automatic. But get past that and the rest of the book is cool.
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I just purchased five graduation cards, three Mother's Day cards, two birthday cards and one silly card at Cline's Hallmark. It's always a pleasure shopping here – lots of little gifts available for those special people in your life. Need graduation party or bridal shower invitations? Get them already printed or create your own.
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The staff is always so helpful. This is definitely the time of year for one special occasion after another. Cline's Hallmark is at 18030 Brookhurst St. in Fountain Valley, near Talbert Avenue. Hours: 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Friday; 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. Info: 714-963-3116.
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Tip Top Kitchen specializes in Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches, made on freshly baked baguettes. Smoothies and pastries also are on the menu.
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In 2006, Goldfrapp released a timelessly sexy record called Supernature. The album contained the glam hits "Ooh La La" and "Ride a White Horse," and it was edgy because of how seamlessly it integrated electronica with disco beats and flair. But if Supernature was a gem of a pop record, Goldfrapp's latest, Head First, is a flashy but cheap imitation rhinestone. I was listening to and completely enjoying "Rocket," the record's synthy, sugary first single with its repetitive chorus of "oh oh oh, I've got a rocket/ Oh, oh oh, you're going on it" ("This song would be way different if a guy was singing it," my boyfriend astutely observed), when I realized that it was a pretty stupid, inane little song. I think it was towards the end, when Alison Goldfrapp starts whispering an actual liftoff ("5...4...3...2...1"). The songs are way less dance floor, more jazzercise workout tape. And while there's nothing wrong with a little pop fluff every now and then (I also quite like the riveting Abba-meets-Fleetwood Mac feel of "I'm a Believer"), that doesn't mean I can fully recommend this disc - especially when I know these artists are capable of producing a much smarter, sharper pop record.


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Well this certainly is a trip down memory lane - its more than 10 years now since I visited this area but I remember it well. Lake Maggiore, the second largest lake in Italy, is one of my favourite italian lakes. With its excellent rail and ferry connections its easy to explore the area. Lake Maggiore has Piedomont on its west bank, Lombardy on its east and Switzerland at its northern tip. I spent a few days in this area at a little place called Porto Valtravaglia - a very quiet untouristic village but with lake ferry service, the opposite side of the lake from Stressa, Baveno and Pallanza which are the better known tourist resorts.
An ideal way to see this area is to buy a boat ticket for the day or several days and discover the picturesque lakeside resorts and the beautiful Borromean islands (Is. Bella - Madre - Pescatori) with their palaces and ornate gardens, set like jewels in its centre.
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Keep looking for something new but at least I keep finding things I've not seen! I see not only a young SS but Dave is looking pretty dapper too. And is that the first cable car? ;)
White peacock - incredible !! Lovely page Sandy, and brings back memories of a very past for me :-) I must have been a baby those days :-) BTW thanks for Coyhaique and the bookmark :-)
another superb page sandy, i just love the greenery of the area! too many places to see in northern italy, not enough time! oh well, i'll return for sure, and include maggiore this time! cheers.
Delightful pages with extremely helpful commentary. I shall return to your pages when planning a trip to Lago Maggiore.
Another place that I should put on my list of places in Italy to visit. I didn't know that the area is so lovely.
What a lovely scenery and great pics ! ...Isola Bella is in fact una isola bella...
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