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The Canadian Fur Trade and the Exploration of Western North America, 1797-1851
Westward and northward exploration in what is now Canada was inextricably linked with the twin desiderata of a profitable fur trade and an easy passage through North America to the Pacific and thus to the rich trade of the Orient. Voyaging into the Hudson Bay region, British explorers failed to locate the easy passage to the South Sea but did discover an abundant fur resource. Similarly, the French, from their colonial base of New France in the St. Lawrence Valley, searched westward for a passage to China and discovered instead a potential fur trade that would dominate the economy of their North American colony.
Just before the establishment of the Hudson's Bay Company by the British in 1670, the geographical information obtained by explorers searching for the Pacific was joined with economic data on the fur trade. "Two Frenchmen [ Pierre Radisson and Sieur de Groseilliers ] who have lived long in Canada & have been up in ye great lakes that lye in the midst of that part of America" informed English merchants that they had discovered a plentiful fur resource in the Great Lakes region; they added, "There is great hope of finding some passage through those Lakes into the South Sea."1 On the strength of this information, the "Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading into Hudson's Bay" was founded; for more than a century "the Company" dominated exploration and economic utilization of the drainage basin of Hudson Bay.2 At the same time that the company was expanding west and northwest from posts at the mouths of the major rivers flowing into Hudson Bay, the French in the St. Lawrence Valley explored westward from Montreal through the Great Lakes to Lake Winnipeg and the upper Missouri and beyond. Although France lost its colonial possessions in North America in 1763 after the French and Indian Wars, this Montreal-based fur trade continued. Thus two commercial en-


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Former child star Melissa Sue Anderson will celebrate Canada Day by becoming a Canadian citizen.
The 44-year-old actress, who played Mary Ingalls on the family drama Little House on the Prairie from 1974 to 1981, will be sworn in at a ceremony in Montreal.
Anderson's husband, writer/producer Michael Sloan, 60, will also become a citizen.
Anderson was born in Berkeley California, and by the age of 10 had guest roles in episodes of such shows as The Brady Bunch and Bewitched. Following her run on Little House, she continued to act on television, including four appearances on The Equalizer, a series created by Sloan.
The two were married in March 1990 and have a daughter, Piper, and son, Griffin.
Anderson fell in love with Montreal while playing an American president's wife in the mini-series 10.5: Apocalypse, which aired last year on NBC.

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Did you ever wish you could bring your dead grandmother back to life, just so you could taste her home cooking one more time? Well, if you did wish for something like that, I hope you're prepared to burn in Hell, heretic, since the desire to resurrect the dead is clearly evil. On your way down to an eternity spent slow-roasting in the Inferno, be sure to stop off at the Judkins St. Café.
The Very Special Episode about how the Judkins St. Cafe won the Great Chili Cookoff won several Emmy Awards in 1986.
The menu is mainly comfort food designed to comfort you in a comforting manner. It's caloric as fuck, but that after all is the point. Tim's Chips, cookies, fresh apples and oranges, and Le Fournil croissants are available behind the counter. And there is also beer: A pint of PBR is $3, a price which neither shocks nor surprises me.Judkins St. serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Breakfast is (mostly) available all day, except for a few key items such as the Brioche French Toast ($4.50), which was the one thing I wanted more than bringing my dead grandma back to life. Sadly, I could not have either. A cup of potato and leek soup was pretty good, though; $3.50 fetched a gigantic cauldron of soup, silken and sweet, dotted with a constellation of tiny bacon bits and black pepper. Judkins St. really took liberties with the word "cup." They might as well have called this "A cauldron of soup big enough to drown a fetus," because that's what it really was.
A house salad ($4) was really big too, but in this case that's not a good thing because it sucked. A leafy bale of romaine and green leaf lettuce came with chunky streamers of raw red cabbage, julienned carrots, diced tomatoes, and a couple rings of raw onion. The riot of shapes involved--leaves and bales and streamers, cubes, and rings--made the salad look visually interesting like a vegetal Mondrian, but the accompanying balsamic vinaigrette didn't do the produce any favors, and in fact it tasted like a premade grocery-store salad.
A cup of chili ($4) was hearty enough: Cobblestoned with lots of beans and ground beef, it was topped with a melted crosshatch of cheddar. Unfortunately, the flavors lacked depth. Here's how to improve the Judkins St. Café's chili: Write a television screenplay about a clumsy Judkins St. employee who accidentally spilled a whole jar of chili powder into a pot of simmering chili. He had no time to cook another batch, but they reluctantly entered it into the Big Chili Cookoff, because he didn't want to set a bad example for his little brother. But lo and behold, the judge, played by Alain Ducasse as himself, was so impressed by what he called "an audacious exploration of the very limits of chili cookery" that he awarded them first prize! Then Special Guest Brett Favre said, "That chili is as spicy as all those text messages I sent!" Then the studio audience laughs and the screen freezes and the Embassy Television logo appears. If you could make life imitate art, the chili would be better.
The Judkins Burger, on the other hand, is a thing of beauty, served on a sesame-seed bun with lettuce, tomatoes, and onion. The patty itself was shaggy and loosely packed, with an admirable charred slag on the outside. Inside it was an unapologetic medium-rare. I chose to add Swiss cheese ($1). When they grilled it, the cheese dripped down and got all crusty on the bottom and tasted like raclette. The Judkins Burger was almost the opposite of the worst burger I've ever had. The WORST hamburger I ever had was on an American Airlines flight; I got it only because I didn't think they could fuck a hamburger up. After all, could it possibly be worse than McDonald's? Well, somehow it was: A spongy gray round of tired beef had been slapped between two smashed, sweaty buns, draped in a shitty orange vinyl burial shroud of waxy American cheese. It smelled like how I always imagined Richard Simmons smells.
The Judkins Burger is far superior: It pisses in that American Airline burger's coffee. The Judkins Burger tastes like a homemade hamburger you'd get at a Memorial Day barbecue. If the Judkins Burger made any misstep, it was with the tomato, a pink, mealy Frisbee of depressing wintery sadness. Tomatoes have seasonal affective disorder--they're total losers nine months of the year. I've always said that in winter, if you can't offer the juicy, erotic, blushing tomatoes of late summer, then DON'T EVEN PUT THEM ON THE MENU. People won't throw a hissy fit if they can't get a tomato on their burger in February. So don't even try!
A big slab of macaroni and cheese came with a side salad for $8.This was that same grocery-store salad, but the mac and cheese was great. Tender tubes of penne were mortared together with cheese sauce. More cheese was melted on top and dusted in a delicate bread-crumb crust. A sprinkling of minced thyme and parsley graced the surface. The serving was the size and shape of a brick; if you wanted to start some sort of delicious riot, just hurl it through the mayor's window. Insurrection was never so tasty!
Judkins St. Café is interesting. The food is sometimes very good, but other times ill-conceived. It's reasonably priced. If you can't stand the uppityness of nearby Madrona funhole St. Clouds, why not give Judkins St. Café a shot? After all, now that your grandmother is dead and Brett Favre has stopped texting you, you've got nothing left to lose.
Rating: 7 dead grandmas out of 10.
Judkins St. Café is located at 2608 S. Judkins St.
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How to Take Care of Your Puffle
Do you know how to take care of your puffle? If not, follow these simple steps of how to take care of your puffle.
1Buy a puffle at the pet shop, if you don't own one already. They cost 400 coins each. Puffles are for everyone to enjoy, but non-members can only buy the red and blue puffles. If you want another colour, become a member.
- You can also use the puffle hotel canon to get a rainbow puffle! And do a quest do get a gold puffle!
2Think of a name for your puffle. Remember that once a puffle is named, the name cannot be changed again.
6Keep doing the same with all the different bars until its energy is full.
- Note that the hats are just an accessory. It does not do anything for your puffle.
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- Remember to take your puffle for a walk.
- It's typically better to choose bath, not play. If you choose play, the energy bar will be low again.
- It's best if you check your puffle once a day or at least weekly.
- Remember that you cannot give your puffle to another penguin.
- If you are a member, you can buy some puffle furniture such as the food dish. If puffles aren't for you, you can also buy fish, turtles, etc. in the puffle furniture catalog.
- You cannot get back any puffle that ran away, but you can get a new one.
- You cannot sell your puffle once it is bought, but you can return it to its natural habitat.
- When you go to the Pet Shop there is these wonderful penguins that call themselves "Pookies". If one comes up to you when you are in the middle of getting furniture or food for your puffle and says to you "Mumu?" or "Dada?" say a loud and angry "I will be your mumu or dada", get your food and the furniture, and go to your igloo or go away so you get a pookie.
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Located smack dab between Seattle and Tacoma, and most famous for its airport, this tiny city, measuring ten square miles, with a population of 25,230, is launching it's own farmers market.
The SeaTac Sunday Farmers Market will open mid-June, and will be held at Angle Lake Park, 19408 International Boulevard, SeaTac. The market will operate Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., June 15-September 14, 2008.
So if you've leave yourself a little extra time on the way to the airport, you might want to pick up the perfect local gift on the way to your flight. Perhaps some smoked salmon, a bag of locally-grown hazelnuts, some tulips, perhaps a delicious baked good? Yes, good snacking for the plane.
For a list of other local markets, and their open dates, check out Jess's recent post here.
And if you're a vendor, SeaTac is looking for you, and offering a sweat deal:
For the 2008 season we are waiving any registration fees and percentages of gross sales to our first season vendors. For the 2008 season stall fees will be at a flat rate of $15 per each market day, with vendors that sign up and prepay for the full 14 week season receiving two market days free.
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A Library of Built-ins
Posted by Miriam | Filed under Design Tips, Inspiration, Musings, Solutions
With another family member on the way, we are finding ourselves needing to think about rearranging space in our house. Currently, our second floor has a master bedroom, a nursery, a guest room and a extraordinarily small room with a closet that is technically a bedroom but that I use for my office. The nursery is truly only big enough for the crib, a dresser and a bookshelf, so there's no doubling up in there. Which means that the guest room is going to have to become a big-boy room for our son and now we won't be able to accommodate guests. Except….that we also have a third floor, walk-up attic.
The attic leaves MUCH to be desired but is at least semi-welcoming with dingy carpet (as opposed to just sub-flooring) and old, painted paneling (as opposed to completely open joists). When we bought the house, we knew that someday (which seemed at the time to be in the waaaaaaaay off distance) we would turn the third floor into a master suite. And it looks like the next big project that we are saving our pennies for is just that.
So…all of that to say that over the years I have culled some inspiration for the time when we finally go for the big reno and one thing that has remained steady in my inspiration pics has been these extraordinarily charming and totally functional built-in bookshelves that wrap around the landing of the staircase.
(source – photo by David Prince)
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Built-in me up, Buttercup!
Posted by Miriam | Filed under Musings
I am OBSESSED with built-ins lately. We are hoping to expand our family someday but not our home, so my mind often wanders to dreams of having a kids room on our third floor or turning our guest room into a kids room or moving to an undisclosed island in the Caribbean while someone else takes care of the kids. Wait…that last one is my I-need-a-vacation daydream.
Anyway, here's some built-ins-in-the-bedroom eye candy for you this lovely Thursday morning…
Let's take a moment to admire the function of the built-ins below. They creatively fill the space under the eaves. They afford each bed owner their very own shelves for photos, alarm clocks, etc. They have beautiful open storage up above and functional, yet still stylish, storage underneath. The effective use of bead board and horizontal paneling to further personalize the space is just the icing on the cake.
This space is more for functional beach-house dormitory living…but I like the layout of three beds along the wall…not sure we're planning on expanding to three at the moment, though.
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Saturday, March 19th to Monday, March 28th, 2016
Week of Evangelism (or "Week of E") is OCC's version of Spring Break. Instead of taking the week off to go on vacation, many OCC students will use their Spring Break to serve others. Past trips have included urban ministry, disaster relief, cross-cultural missions experiences, and survey trips.
Students are encouraged to find places to serve during this week. Many OCC professors/staff will sponsor trips around the United States. There may even be opportunities during the week to travel cross-culturally.
If you have an idea for a Week of E trip, or would like to request a student team, please contact Bob Witte, Director of the Ministry Center, at 417.626.1234, ext. 2058 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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She makes these in her house and carries out her sales in the region's different markets. At the markets, she purchases cheeses, garlic, and young animals that she sells in markets in the city of Ayacucho. In addition, Bertha has 2 mototaxis, one of which is rented out. Her husband works with the other.
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========================================================================== Release Information ========================================================================== Artist: Paul Hardcastle Title: 19 Below Zero Label: Fontana Distribution Cat. No.: PKM004CD Source: WEB, 2CD - Album Tracks: 24 Size: ~ 300 MB Format: Mp3 / Separate Tracks Quality: 320 kbps / 44.1kHz / Full Stereo Encoder: LAME v3.97 Genre: Electronic Style: Downtempo, Chillout, Smooth Jazz Release date: 2012-10-15 Total Track Time: 02h:10m:37s ========================================================================== Tracklisting ========================================================================== CD1 1. Return Of The Rainman 2. 1000 Miles From Nowhere (vocals Beci Biggins) 3. East to West - Ibiza Remix 4. Summer Love - Chill Mix (vocals Maxine Hardcastle) 5. Solar Sky - Ibiza Remix 6. Emerald Stardust (vocals Helen Rogers) 7. Rainforest & What's Going On - Chill Mix (vocals Marvin Gaye) 8. Ibiza Dub 9. Don't You Know (vocals Beci Biggins) 10. Look To The Future (spoken vocals Maxine Hardcastle) 12. 19 - Rob Da Bank Remix 13. Return Of The Rainman Reprise CD2 1. Into The Blue - Remix (vocals Margo LeDuc) 2. Absolute Zero 3. Neon Adventure - Chill Remix 4. Ventura Highway (vocals Helen Rogers) 5. Zen Warrior 6. Rainforest & What's Going On - Beach Chiller Mix (vocals Marvin Gaye) 7. King Tut - Remaster Mix 8. Cloud Watching 9. Journey To Tranquillity 10. One Chance (vocals Beci Biggins) 11. Rainforest Original - Remaster Remix 12. 19 Below Zero - The Lost Tape Mix ========================================================================== Product Description ========================================================================== 2012 two CD release from the British keyboardist, songwriter and producer. Paul Hardcastle rose to the top of the charts with his global hit '19' in the early '80s. A ground breaking record at the time, Paul's in-studio experimenting gave him a place in history as a pioneer of electronic production. His classic record '19' was #1 in 13 countries and led to the formation of Simon Fuller's empire, 19 Management. This double compilation album, which features nine brand new tracks, sees Paul at his best and includes; his sensational collaboration with Marvin Gaye, "Rainforest / What's Going On", an as yet unreleased original version of '19' and a brand new Sunday Morning mix of the legendary track by Rob Da Bank. The album also introduces his daughter Maxine Hardcastle on vocals. Kick back and take it easy to Disc One with a collection of tracks made to accompany sunrises and sunsets. Disc Two will up the tempo with some smooth tunes perfect for mooching around. Fontana. ==========================================================================
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I have been away to London on business all of this past week. From what I understand, maybe that wasn't such a bad thing.
The happy McKagans.
Chris Kornelis posted a story here last Thursday about the fact that my sweet wife is a part of a new reality show on the E! network. I received some e-mails from friends on my Blackberry pertaining to some of the dark and mean-spirited comments that followed Chris' piece in the comments section. I also heard from Chris that a lot of you stood up for Susan and our family. Thank you. The comments were bad enough, though, that the Weekly was forced to take down the comments board.
Let me tell you a little story: Back in 2002, I was living happily in Seattle with Susan and our two babies. I was an ardent student at Seattle University, and our lives were pretty much nerd-filled and stress-free.I had pulled back from a scary life of excess that had almost killed me, and with the help of my girls (Susan IS one of my girls), I was settling down to a life I thought I could never attain: peace and academia and good friends that I grew up with.
But almost suddenly and out of nowhere, the lure of a great rock band in Los Angeles reared its presence to me. It was a chance to play with Slash and Matt Sorum again, and there was a lot of excitement around what this thing could be. I HAD to try it. I don't ever in this life want to wonder "what if?"
But Susan got worried, and rightfully so. Would old demons haunt me in a city that had more than a pound of my flesh? Would I act on them? And what about the kids? It's a big thing to uproot a family and just go.
Susan had my back, though. She knew that she could not be the one to hold me back if my musical passion called. Our lives changed from the tranquil lakeside setting in Seattle to a constant adapt-to-chaos situation in Los Angeles. Susan kept our household stress-free and steady for our daughters and me the whole time--as things were really starting to get crazy all around us.
When I relapsed on pills after 11 years of sobriety, Susan was the one there for me. She nursed me through my sickness and withdrawal and sought education on addiction, as opposed to being pisse -off and judgmental. She had never known me when I was drinking and using back in the day.
With the rise of Velvet Revolver, Susan began to be approached by a few different TV producers with varying ideas. She was, after all, a top model, and now a top mom and swimwear designer. They thought that there was perhaps a compelling TV story or series in there.
This gave Susan the idea to write and create a scripted show. The things that she had experienced out there with the other wives in VR were just too good and almost juicy . . . and FUNNY. She had caught the TV bug and now wanted to create a show. She had created herself as a model. She had created her own swim line. She had created herself as a kickass mother. Why couldn't she create this show?
Ah, but scripted shows are not the big and easy money-makers for the networks. Reality shows are. The production costs are minimal in comparison to their scripted counterparts. Susan's show idea went from basically a screenplay to a reality show with HER as one of its "stars." Trust me, she doesn't see herself as a "star," and thinks the whole thing is hilarious!
But then there is me. I do not like reality shows. No, I actually despise what little I have seen and think that some of this stuff has really poisoned our perception of reality. But then again, I have a ton of male rock friends who watch this stuff and fucking LOVE it. I don't believe that there is a real place for "rock guys" on an E! show, and Dave Navarro will be the first to tell you that if he could have done it differently, he would have never done the "Carmen and Dave" show. He has had to claw his way back into legit musical circles, as he sees it. (I think Dave is just so good at what he does musically that NOTHING could ever do THAT much damage to him).
So then that day came--the day Susan asked if I would be on her new show "just for one episode, baby. PLEASE! I know that you don't like this stuff, but they want me to ride a motorcycle and I thought we could do it together?" The show IS called "Married to Rock," right?
Since we had both immediately decided that our daughters would NOT be a part of the show (that would go against our ethos of privacy for them and for any "celebrity" that they might come upon, which would be of their choosing AFTER THEY ARE AT LEAST 18! Grace of course was BUMMED--but I digress).
How could I say no to my wife? How DARE I? This woman who has backed ME and taken care of ME and believed in ME? No, baby, whatever you need from me, I will do (of course, within reason).
We both decided that showing me with any band I was in would be fucking tacky and seen as gross commercialism. I suppose Loaded could USE a little gross commercialism, but not of this sort.
People may love this show or hate this show, and likewise Susan's participation in it. I'm in it for a few seconds too, but blink and you will miss me. I am not in this life to judge or react too hard to what people say to me either on fan forums or here at the Weekly.
First and foremost, I am in the McKagan family business, and doing right to those whom have done right by me and stayed with me through it all. And business is booming.


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Carl Czerny: Bel Canto Concertante - Virtuoso Variations for Piano & Orchestra / Rosemary Tuck, piano; English CO; Bonynge
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2015-03-10Works: Carl Czerny: Introduction, Variations and Presto Finale on a theme from Bellini's "Norma," for piano & orchestra,; Grandes Variations di Bravura on 2 motifs from D.F.E. Auber's "Fra Diavolo," for pia...
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The crowd: Chris is right, whether it's good for the fest's bottom line or not, it was pleasantly uncrowded yesterday--but still enough rabid texters gathered in one zone that it destroyed my cell-phone coverage. People, please: MY TWEETS ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN YOURS, SHOW SOME RESPECT.
Morgan Keuler Shabazz Palaces
Astronautilus: Stylistically, dude is like four white rappers in one. At least. (Half Why? half Em half Mack, several helpings of battle rapper, slam poet, and nerdcore freestyler). Which, depending on how many white rappers you need . . . First song I saw he was flailing histrionically at the microphone, shouting, red in the face like a bad sunburn; next song he was calmly rapping about Isaac Newton. In between, his banter, breathless and sarcastically smug, was like half Batman, half Charlie Sheen. As always, he did a freestyle built around audience-suggested subjects: tarot cards, bunnies, sea anemones, "a purpose," famine in Africa, and Bob Seger--he dutifully hit all of them except sea anemones without a reminder and threw in a zombie-apocalypse subplot for free. He also relied on "shit"/"quick" as a slant-rhyming crutch at least a couple times, but not bad.
More after the jump...Nice Nice: The Portland duo was still soundchecking 15 minutes into their set time at the Sky Church yesterday, but the wait was worth it (and even the drum check was virtuosic): drummer Mark Shirazi and guitarist Jason Buehler build some spectacularly weird grooves from the ground up, live looping percussion, vocals, guitar effects, and more--I lost count of how many elements they looped into the first song's beat after, like, eight moving parts in as many seconds. So the rhythmic beds are rich, although usually tied to a dance-facilitating 4/4 bass thump, and over the top of them, the duo smear all sorts of fluorescent guitar licks, displaced moans, electronic zaps, and morse pings, and even some tingling thumb piano. That last element, and the band's generally outre grooviness, as well as the fact that they were playing back to back on my schedule, got my daydreaming about how twice as nice it would be to see these guys jamming with Shabazz Palaces (or indeed, to see Shabazz Palaces open themselves up to any sort of remix work). Some families and festgoers seemed weirded out and left, but at least a couple people as old as my mom were getting down right through to the band's last dubby, fade out. Also nice: The EMP seems to have finally ditched that glaring pixellated LED wall in favor of a higher-resolution projection screen--good one.
Shabazz Palaces: Simply the best set I've seen Shabazz Palaces play all summer--looser and more fun than at Neumos in June, sounding much bigger than at Pitchfork in July. They went through all the typically great songs and motions, deploying their latest advances in synchronized dance styles and vocal scrambling. They were joined by THEESatisfaction for the excellent "Endeavors for the Never..." and "Swerve..." as well as for what sounded like a THEESat number, based around a rising four-part vocal loop, during which Ish flashed a bright, rarely seen smile while dancing with percussionist Tendai Maraire. They were also joined by Dougie "Ur Dad," tiny Sprite can in hand, for a rap about how he was "not a pimp, but I'm pimp-ish" over a funk guitar sampling beat. Best of the set might have been an extra-hard-bopping performance of "Bronny on a Breakaway," but other highlights included that "tonight!" on "Recollections of the Wraith," and a particularly grim and grimy reinterpretation of "Blastit!" which Ish closed with a little freestyle shouting out all his collaborators.
Everything else: Honestly, after Shabazz, I was left with several hours of acts I felt only "eh" about--enough to wander around, but no one thing (like, a big headliner) really keeping me there. So I heard a Little Dragon song that sounded like a B-52s dub from the upper beer garden; I saw Trombone Shorty do a fucking inspired, grin-inducing cover of Nirvana's "In Bloom," all sax skronk and bleat and brass standing in for the vocal lines on the chorus; I saw Starfucker slowly build their slacker synth-pop jams into a substantial dance party, people getting down around the fountain to their cover of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"; I saw Pezzner rolling out impeccably deep house and techno to about 40 gamely dancing people in the Sky Church and was reminded how much I love this stuff (but was also made worried how Bumbershoot After Dark's first night was going to do, with its relatively weaker lineup than tonight's Dam-Funk/Four Tet/Z-Trip combo).
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Rose Powell Trained in medicine, artist Julian Meagher takes a surgical approach to Australian masculinity in his new exhibition.
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Rose Powell Australia's fascination with French culture, and especially their women, bewildered Marie-Morgane Le Moel when she lived in Australia.
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Hey folks! I'm 36 weeks today, and feeling like it's about time I figure out this kids name.
I got some great suggestions, so first here is what I'm looking for - something that flows, is girly, is fairly unique without being weird, something not easy to tease about. In short, a name that will stand out and catch attention a bit without costing her job interviews later or making anyone mis-pronounce her name. On the side of Gothy/Hippy/Naturey.
Middle and last name is Lavonna Spoelman. So a lot of sylablles there and tough to find something that goes well with. Also, judging by SO and I, she'll have either red hair with green eyes, or blond hair with green/blue eyes.
So here are our top names at the moment -
- Indigo, Indy for short. Just not sure if I like the nickname 'Indy' or if it's too... hipster.
-Kya, as a more feminine sounding version of 'Kai' which means 'Sea.' Afraid if pronunciation would be simple (I think of it as 'Ky-Ah')
-Coral, interesting, and 'Cora' for short, but not sure if it's too old lady.
-Kyra, Greek for 'ladylike'
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My pick of the week is Love & Mercy... and I don't even like The Beach Boys! Crazy, right?...
'The Battery,' 'The Burbs' and 'Eraserhead' Are the Best New Blu-ray/DVD Releases of the Week
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Welcome back to This Week In Discs! If you see something you like, click on the title to buy it from Amazon. The Battery The zombie apocalypse has left America a wasteland of the undead with pockets of mankind struggling to survive. Two former baseball players forced by the situation to become...
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Movie News After Dark: Michael Bay Denies, How to Spot The Thing, Pauline Kael and CSI: LEGOland
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What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly movie news column that is just trying to get through its humpday malaise, therefore it's a nightly movie news column that will be keeping things short, sweet and surprisingly interesting this evening. We begin tonight with Michael Bay and Jason Statham,...
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Next to The CW, CBS is the network we've heard next to nothing from in regards to shows getting picked up. Some announcements were made last month as well as yesterday, but over all there hasn't been a definitive list yet. But that all changes this morning as CBS has announced their...
The FSR Fall 2010 Watch List Wrap Up
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With premiere week over I've compiled a list of the week's top premieres from each night. The winner of each night is based upon the quality of the writing, the shows entertainment value and if it's a new series, the shows sustainability. This year had some extremely heavy hitters and...
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Welcome back, it's time for the longest day of the week. That pivotal day before Friday when everything gets simple. Thursday is also a great night for television, and this year is no different. Actually, this year is probably the most jam packed night of the week on the small...
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Scrum Masterclass with Rugby Tonight and Exeter Chiefs prop Craig Mitchell
The scrum has been under focus this year as the changes in engagement have meant a different approach, with both advantages and benefits for certain teams. The hookers now have to hook, which is a new concept for some of them.
Lawrence Dallaglio and Martin Bayfield investigate on BT Sport's Rugby Tonight show with the help of former Wales and current Exeter Chiefs prop, Craig Mitchell, and hooker Luke-Cowan Dickie.
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For the reigning NBA MVP, the Warriors are erring on the side of caution. Other teams' injuries might end up having a bigger impact in this playoff series
Injury to the Los Angeles Lakers point guard will cost him the entirety of the 2014-15 season – and could mark the end of the two-time MVP's hall of fame career
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NBA: five things we learned Derrick Rose isn't coming back this season and other things we learned in NBANBA: Five things we learned in week 21: college basketball standouts may have to stay in school longer; San Antonio Spurs clinch playoff place; don't call it a comeback for Derrick Rose (because it's not)
Five things we learned in NBA week 17: Why the Brooklyn Nets signed Jason Collins; trade deadline disappoints again; the NBA isn't really contemplating a four-point line
Five things we learned in NBA Week Fourteen: David Stern hears the final buzzer; the NBA All-Star Reserves are crowned; Cleveland ie an even bigger mess from the inside
NBA: Carmelo Anthony's record-breaking display proves he's an all-star; Kevin Durant proves he's the MVP frontrunner; Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett prove move to Brooklyn wasn't a complete disaster
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Hunter Felt: The NBA offseason has seen Dwight Howard join the Houston Rockets, Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce leave the Boston Celtics for the Brooklyn Nets, and much more. Who are the winners and losers of the trade merry-go-round?
Hunter Felt: We present the winners and losers of a fine NBA season. Because it's not like they have standings or anything, right?
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Hunter Felt: Kobe Bryant reaches another points milestone while bosses feud to liven up a less than exciting playoff picture
Hunter Felt: Miami's attempt to catch the 71-72 Lakers adds interest to an otherwise flat playoff picture in the East … but the West is wilder
Hunter Felt: The Miami Heat win 23 consecutive games and are chasing the LA Lakers' record winning streak; Kobe Bryant has been sidelined; the New York Knicks are walking wounded
Hunter Felt: In an eventful week the NBA takes a trip to London, Seattle looks to host a team again and John Wall returns to the Wizards
Hunter Felt: LA Lakers' Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol out indefinitely; Carmelo Anthony and Kevin Garnett get personal; and Phil Jackson popped the question
Hunter Felt: LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, James Harden and the rest of the NBA's stars are back this week. We look at the season ahead
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Hunter Felt: NBA champion Dallas Mavericks are swept by the Oklahoma City Thunder; the LA Clippers and Memphis Grizzlies could go to a game 7; and the New York Knicks finally win a playoff game
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Dazed and Confused
How Everybody Wants Some!! Connects to Dazed and Confused
- By Christopher Campbell
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- March 31, 2016
Richard Linklater's latest is called a "spiritual sequel" to 1993's Dazed and Confused, but it's actually very close to being a genuine follow-up....
'Dazed and Confused' Spiritual Sequel Has Begun Casting the Afflecks and McConaugheys of Tomorrow
- By Samantha Wilson
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- September 16, 2014
For the last 12 years, you could say that Richard Linklater has been just a little bit busy developing Boyhood, his triumph of a film concerning the growth and life of a boy from childhood through adolescence — in real time. And while that ate up a dozen actual years, Linklater didn't put all...
7 Scenes We Love From 'American Graffiti'
- By Christopher Campbell
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- August 11, 2013
Where were you in '73? August 11, 1973, to be specific? I wasn't alive, but just because I wasn't there on opening night doesn't mean I can't celebrate the 40th birthday of American Graffiti, which hit theaters on that date*. Just the same, it doesn't matter that I can't really...
6 Scenes We Love From 'Dazed and Confused'
- By Christopher Campbell
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- March 10, 2013
It won't officially be the 20th anniversary of Dazed and Confused until this fall, but last Thursday the film was honored at the annual Texas Hall of Fame Awards, where it received the Star of Texas Award from presenter Quentin Tarantino. In person to accept were writer-director Richard Linklater...
This Week in Blu-ray: Attack the Block, Jurassic Park, Captain America, A Serbian Film and Kevin Spacey
- By Neil Miller
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- October 25, 2011
This is the best week of Blu-ray releases of 2011. Mark my words. No seriously, write it into your calendars. Between the breakout geek genre hit of the year, a Blu-ray set 65 million years in the making, a hero we can all believe in, creepy Finnish Santas, some Criterion...
Criterion Files #336: 'Dazed and Confused' Wipes That Face Off Your Head, Bitch
- By Landon Palmer
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- June 15, 2011
When I write this column, I typically don't get the opportunity to write about movies from my teen years. I, like many, came into a cinephilic love for art and foreign cinema during college, and in that process grew to appreciate The Criterion Collection. Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused (1993),...


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And. That. Is. Why. We. Americans. Love. Our. A10s.
...What would happen on an all out war between the major powers of our planet? Would we destroy ourselves? Now imagine: What would happen if we were attacked by aliens...in the middle of the third world war...? ...Would we unite and stand as one, or would we divide and fall...? -WELCOME TO Earth Conflict-
And. That. Is. Why. We. Americans. Love. Our. A10s.
sadly, the A10 is one of the fighters that will be replaced by the F-35.
...and, that image is just a visual representation of the effective combat range of each weapons systems(designed to ground attack), the in-game A10 won't carry as many weapons systems because the Engine doesn't support that many(as far as I know it supports 3 weapons per unity).
The in-game A10 will carry a x8 Free-fall dumb-bombs package + x6 Air to ground short range missiles, plus its "Super-Gun".
and will be upgradable to carry x4 Laser-guided bombs + x4 Air to ground medium range missiles, plus the Super-gun...
It'll definitely be the best strike plane in the game
Send figther to A-10!!?
sorry, I haven't understood what you wrote...
Ground attack weapons


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Hands On Ceramic Workshop
with Jason Walker
Featuring Handbuilding & Surface Painting
ONE DAY ONLY / Sunday, May 24, 2015
From 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (Workshop Full) No more seats available
High Fire Hawaii Gallery & Studio is honored to welcome Jason Walker for a Hands On, one – day workshop on Sunday, May 24, 2015 from 9:00am – 5:00pm
Workshop description:
In this workshop Jason will demonstrate his hand-building techniques with porcelain, and discuss how he combines his hand-built forms with slip cast parts. He will also demonstrate underglaze-painting techniques and discuss concepts and different approaches to combing two-dimensional imagery with three-dimensional form. Jason will also present his work in the form of a power-point lecture that will explain his history as an artist, his techniques and ideas.
After each demonstration participants will get one on one instruction from Jason and have the opportunity to learn his techniques in a hands on format.
Participants should bring basic tools for hand-building such as, metal ribs, small carving tools, an exacto knife, a fettling knife, various paddles (a wooden spoon will suffice), wire tool, rolling pin, sponge, towel, etcetera…
Participants should also bring a small white dish or tile to use as a palette for underglaze, a small bowl to hold water for cleaning brushes and various sizes and shapes of watercolor brushes such as rounds, flats and liners.
High Fire Hawaii does sell most of the clay tools listed above if you need. We will provide each participant with a materials list.
High Fire Hawaii will provide the porcelain clay, under glazes, bisque & glaze firings of the items created during the workshop. You will create a hand built object no larger than 6X6X6 inches and receive 2 bone dry 6X6 inch porcelain tiles to paint on.
Must Register before Friday, May 15, 2015
(Seating Limited to 8 people) Workshop Full
Workshop Tuition $ 140.00
We will break for lunch at some point in the day. Bring a brown bag lunch . It is a Sunday so most food businesses are closed in Hilo. There is a Subway across the street.
Jason Walker Artist Bio:
Jason was born in 1973 and grew up in Pocatello, Idaho, and is currently a studio artist residing in Bellingham, Washington. He received a BFA from Utah State University and a MFA from Penn State University. After schooling he taught for two years in Napa California, and since then has taught at numerous places nationally and internationally, such as Haystack Mountain School for the Crafts, Penland School for the Crafts, Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute in China and the International Ceramic Studio in Kecskemet, Hungary. He spent two years as an artist in residence at The Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, where he was the recipient of the Taunt Fellowship award. He has also been awarded an NCECA International Residency Fellowship for a residency in Vallauris, France. He has work in major collections such as the Fine Art Museum of San Francisco: De Young, the Carnegie Mellon Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the Arizona State University Art Museum, Ceramic Research Center, Tempe, Arizona. He is currently represented by Ferrin Gallery.
Past Workshops below:
Silk Painting Workshop
with Patti Pease Johnson
Saturday, December 13, 2014 from 12:30 – 3:30 PM
Seating Limited to 6
Resignation extended to
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Introduction to Raku Workshop
with Shannon Hickey
To Be Announced
In two sessions students will be introduced to the Raku technique. The first session will present an opportunity to design and create 2-3 pieces which are appropriate for Raku (no tableware). These pieces will be bisque fired before the next session.
In the second session students will glaze their pieces and observe the loading and firing of the Raku Kiln. When the pieces are removed from the Raku kiln, several finishing techniques will be demonstrated and discussed. Finished pieces can be taken home at the end of this session.
Size restrictions apply to all ceramic pieces. Pieces are limited to 7.5 inches in all directions (421 cubic inches).
$95.00 Tuition includes workshop, materials and firing.
Students must be 18 or older to attend this workshop.


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The Bartholomew County Financial Literacy Coalition and Thrive Alliance will sponsor a free public viewing of a "Fleeced: Speaking Out Against Senior Financial Abuse" produced in collaboration by WFYI Public Media in Indianapolis and the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.
The documentary explores the impact financial exploitation has on older adults, their families, their caregivers and the community. It will be shown at 6:30 p.m. April 14 at YES Cinema, 328 Jackson St. Doors open to the public at 6 p.m. A panel discussion and question-and-answer session involving state and local experts will immediately follow the film.
Free concessions will be served. Just Friends Adult Day Services will provide free care for older adults whose caregivers wish to attend the viewing. The care will be provided at Just Friends' location at Mill Race Center, 900 Lindsey St.
Registration is not required to attend the screening. Just Friends requests that persons pre-register for adult care by calling 812-372-6415.
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Rated 3.3 out of 5 by 417 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Missy This hotel offers great services I forgot my phone charger at home and the front dest staff gladly charged my phone for me. March 1, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by rhuts01 Showing Age? 20+ minute wait on check-in. Elevators had problems. SInk did not drain and shower water temperature fluxuated significantly. Good meeting facilities and excellent staff. February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by blotzmann Staff outstanding The staff was disgustingly helpful and friendly. They made my stay quite enjoyable. Excellent work. February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Carol27 My Nadcap Stay The room was excellent, quiet, comfortable and well equipped for all my needs (blow drying, hair supplies, magnifying mirror, etc.). The only complaint I'd have is that during "prime" showering hours the shower could not hold a consistent temperature. It was alternating between too hot and too cold. The only shower that I didn't experience that problem with was when I showered at 4am on my departure day. February 26, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by infinity This hotel need reworking Upon arrival I found the elevators to be slow beyond any others I have ever been on. When the conference started the "up" escalator was broken down for the entire four days I was there. The stairs could not be found. Everbody had to use the elevators, they were consistantly crowded. I found the room pleasant enough however the hot water for the sink took upto 5 minutes to become hot. This is a "Green Hotel". The food was of poor quality, with a frozen menu, was I eating yesterday's short ribs? McNellys also had a frozen menu with limited options. The bar itself was short handed at lunch and dinner service. The beer selection was expensive and average. The draft beer was warm and the and the bartenders always poured the glass short. I do not believe the spigot system was working considering the amount of foam produced. Overall a horrible experience. February 25, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Vito Spacious rooms Great overall conditions however the internet access was under expectations and kind of pricey. February 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DK54 Enjoyed stay Very friendly staff and happy to make you stay comfortable, February 24, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by jucanero Hotel needs refurbishment The check-in counter was understaff so by check-in and check-out long waiting times. Waiters are very rude and service is bad. The hotel is quite. AC was not working and even after it was "repaired" it was not cooling properly. Parking gate broke two times in 3 days so long times waiting in the parking lot. After check-out bill/receipt should have been mailed and I am still waiting for it. Shower was not working properly and had no constant temperature. Shower had a water leaking. February 20, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by dcodispoti Treadmills in your hotel room? The stay was fine. I was there for a marriage conference at Watermark Church. Friday night we were sound asleep and I hear someone running on a treadmill? I knew that the gym was located directly below me but this sounded like they were running in the room with us! As it turns our, the door that connects rooms to rooms, on the other side of our door there was a treadmill and the guest next door decided to take a thirty minute run at 11:30 at night. We did not get back to sleep until almost 12:30. My suggestion would be, keep the treadmills in the gym and out of the hotel rooms. February 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by zoobuh25 Great hotel but watch out for the parking lot Great hotel - great restaurant - watch out for the parking garage - my car got hit during the night and my car was not the only car February 18, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lin0811 This a very nice hotel. Our overall stay was great. But shower curtain wasn't clean. The sink stopper would not stay stopped up. Great service. February 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by cath Rooms need help The outside and interior of hotel are nice but the rooms are all outdated and for that I did not feel it was worth the price nor up to the standard I expect with a Westin February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DHST Very Satisfied When I'm in the area, I will stay here!! February 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by parkcentral Excellent Staff Great central location and excellent staff February 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Blain57 Hotel Features Locations was good staff execellant I would recommend to all of my friends. February 14, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Bryan Fire Alarm at 3:30am Staff had no clue what was going on. I had to help a panicked older woman who was very nervous. February 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mactavish3030 great stay! no complaints. a very high class hotel with a friendly staff. what more to ask for! February 11, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Booboo Good people; okay rooms The room smelled like smoke and wasn't very clean - nothing a little extra attention couldn't fix. February 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jonny8385 This hotel more of a Sheraton than a Westin I was overall disappointed by the quality of my room. This hotel has a nice lobby / bar area but once you get in the room, you realize this is not typical Westin quality - more like a Sheraton or even a Four Points by Sheraton. Disappointing as I have come to expect a standard of excellence and consistency across the Westin brand. February 8, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by DMN1 Please pick up your phone, McNelly's The hotel is pretty nice, and the front desk staff was great and responsive. Internet costs $10/day but is free in the lobby area. However, McNelly's was absolutely unresponsive, refused to pick up the phone and even the operator was unable to contact them the first time. 45 minutes later, the operator finally got a manager to call me back but I didn't care to order food anymore. February 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by toddpay Nice Hotel Over all, very good. Nice lobby bar area; good facilities. I would have like a steady stream of hot water in the shower instead of hot/tepid/hot/warm. Otherwise, good. January 30, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Woodman Not up to par Stayed there this weekend and was highly disappointed. Besides superficial things like out of date decor and a general drab mustiness in the hallways and elevator lofts there were some real issues. My wife and I stayed in room 802. You had to hold the handle down throughout the whole flush on the commode for any kind of completion. The handle on the shower had to be turned almost all the way off but not all the way or it continued to run. There is no way out dated/ill functioning plumbing is going to be a problem in my own house and I don't expect it to be a problem in a "nice" hotel. The public ice machine barely works on the 8th floor and I ended up having to go to a different floor just to get ice several times during our stay, To top it all off wifi is not complimentary and neither is parking-come on! It's 2013! January 30, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Liz506 Not so great To whom it my concern: On Friday, January 25th I arrived with my daughter and infant to stay in your hotel during the Monster's event. I chose to stay at the Westin due to the impeccable service your company is known for. Each time I have reserved rooms with the Westin I am always impressed by the friendly staff, excellent beds and above all else the cleanliness of your rooms. Unfortunately, during my visit this weekend I encountered numerous problems. When I made my reservations I was unsure if my parents would be coming. I was told that if I needed to add them for the complementary breakfast tickets no problem just let them know when I checked in. I did tell the gentlemen on Friday night at 8 pm and he informed me that it would be $12 dollars each. I explained to him what I was told and he said only two were complimentary. I decided to wait to ask my parents before I purchased them. On Saturday morning around 7:45 am we went to the desk to purchase breakfast tickets and we were told they were sold out. I got the feeling that I was bothering the front desk women. I asked to speak with a manager and he did give us the tickets but also made me feel like I was inconveniencing him too. They never apologized for the miss understanding or my inconvenience. When I arrived Friday I requested a refrigerator for breast feeding purposes around 8pm. This arrived in my room at 8:45 and after being plugged in I realized it was not cooling so I called to the desk and asked for a replacement at 10:30pm. A service man came up around 11:00 and told me it was not working and left. So, I called once again about arranging for a new one and this did not come up until 11:30. A service man should not have come up in my opinion this late at night when obviously there was another fridge available to me. On our first morning out of the room I stacked the dirty glasses in the bathroom with our used towels in hopes of fresh linen and glasses. When I returned not only was my dirty glasses still where I left them, but the trash was not emptied, either. Also, was very disappointed to find Sunday morning that I had been sleeping on blood stained sheets all weekend. I guess the last part I was most disgusted by is the dead bug I saw in between my sheets and mattress that I had obviously slept on during my stay. Westin is known for exceptional hotels, but this stay was not any better than an experience at a lower starred hotel. I feel you can do better than this and with your reputation and my history of staying with you I will definitely rethink returning. As I was checking out on Sunday I was told my bill would be emailed to me, but I had to call back today to remind the person to do this. Sincerely, Elizabeth January 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kika VERY UNSATISFIED Price of Cafe to eat was unreal! January 28, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by biztraveler basic hotel I stayed there for a conference, for some reason, internet connectivity was a problem. You can tell this hotel is old. There was caulking around several places in the bathroom where you can tell they have patched problem areas. There are only a few healthy options on the menu and like all Westin hotels, very over priced. Try spending 10 for oatmeal, that can't be healthy. January 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by strother1stGlobal January stay at Westin Park Central in Dallas Excellent hotel and friendly staff all the way around. The only mistep was they could not get my key to work for the door at the Executive Lounge. Hopefully it will next time. January 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by ASC2013 Rooms need a makeover The staff was great, the lobby was great, and so was the gym. The rooms need a MAJOR makeover; ours was very old with worn out furniture. Don't eat at the pub that is in the hotel; the food was horrible. Also, there is a lot of construction around the hotel, which I was told has been going on for years and still has several years to go. January 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by JayCID one night stay The one bike in the gym was broken with a loose back, the other the software had minor issues. a difference of opinion during check in left me less than happy. The room key to the lounge did not work. January 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by AJPick1 Dallas Staycation We have stayed at this hotel several times before and have always had good service. This time the desk person did not acknowledge our Starwood Status. Did not provide information on our available upgrades. We had to ask for it. He seemed in a hurry to get us away. The bar staff was very helpful and courteous. Excellent service as always. The room did not seem very clean. There was still trash on the floor and a half empty bottle of champagne in the fridge. There was a bobby pin on the couch. We will stay at this hotel again because it is so convenient for weekend stays. Just wanted to let you know about this specific stay. Thank you. January 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimmymac Good place to stay in N Dallas area Fine hotel. Food in pub a little spotty but other dining nearby. January 17, 2013


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"Nearly every organization is looking at how to manage Big Data to stay competitive," said Erick Brethenoux, Director Business Analytics, IBM. "What Denihan has done is not only look at massive amounts of data and different data sets, but acted on those insights quickly to provide a personalized experience for their clients that makes them want to return. Denihan has been able to connect their data in a way that helps them create a unique guest experience, be smarter in how they do business, while more effectively using their resources to target growth areas to enter new markets."How Big Data Enables Big Bookings
- Increase Revenues – Denihan's revenue management team is now able to anticipate the most beneficial type of business to book at a given time and understand precisely how far in advance it would do so. They can also estimate what the room rate trend will be, through what channel it will be booked, and for what length of stay. This kind of information allowed one of Denihan's New York City properties to outperform at double the room rate during a recent United Nations Assembly Week, one of the most profitable times of the year for New York City hotels. Such ready reporting is available daily, providing a 40% productivity boost for their teams whose counterparts in many hotels can spend up to half a day finding and collating data.
- Better Manage Expenses – Having detailed insight into all expense categories and occupied room metrics, Denihan realized a significant cost savings allowing more resources to be put towards innovative renovations and product offerings that enhance the guest experience. The company is also able to analyze data such as payroll trends and employee overtime in the context of forecasted vs. actual occupancy.
- Guide Strategic Direction – The key to guest retention and advocacy is understanding and delivering on customer preferences. Guests surveys that obtain feedback on why guests choose their hotels, why they return, and how they make their booking decisions not only gives strategic insight into guest behavior, but provide valuable attitudinal knowledge for longer term planning. And, by quickly tapping into daily individual stay guest comments, management is able to easily identify what guests like about a stay and where they might wish to see improvement. For example, outside noise was the number one challenge across the company's 11 New York City hotels. In response, Denihan management launched a "Put NYC on Mute" campaign, providing earplugs in nightstand drawers in all guestrooms, an action that has greatly improved guest feedback.


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Made with Roland Jupiter 80.
Experimenting with delay and pitch with piano.
A atonal solo on a electric guitar.Processing: reverse-delay, overdrive, reverb, amp simulation.
A middle eastern, atmospheric synth sound.
Made with Roland Jupiter 80.
A tense atmosphere. Could be used as a background or intro. Part of my Atmospheres and Soundscapes 2 pack which ...
Atmosphere for meditation and dream escape Created with cubase SE, safFron se soundfont player and a good collection of soundfont ...
Short Tuning of Strings. Recorded in mono with Oktava 012 microphone and Sound Devices recorder.
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two members of an unfamiliar species in discussion.
Atmosphere soundtrack for video. A sound created with Cubase, the plugin SafFron and a good collection of soundbanks.
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TRS MP's KCR and Vijaya Shanhi resigned on 4-july-11.KCR is representing Mahaboobnagar constituency and Vijaya Shanthi is representing Medak constituency.11 MLA's from TRS's party is also planning to tender their resignation.If they resign this will be the second time of their resigantion
TRS MP's KCR and Vijaya Shanthi Resigned on 4-July-11
KCR the party president of TRS and MP from Mahaboobnagar constituency and Vijaya Shanthi who is representing Medak constituency resigned from their positions.This the first time after 2009 elections MP's from TRS resigned.When
11 MLA's from TRS party resigned MP's KCR and Vijaya Shanthi did not resign
TRS MLA's planning to submit their resignation to Deputy Speaker in the evening.
There are total 11 MLA's from TRS party,3 from Adilabad district 5 from Karimnagar and one from Nizamabad, Medak and Warangal district.
Following are the 11 MLA's from TRS party
Constituency -District -Name
Sirpur -Adilabad -Kaveti Sammaiah
Chennur -Adilabad -Nallala Odelu
Mancherial -Adilabad -Aravinda Reddy Gaddam
Yellareddy -Nizamabad -Eanugu Ravinder Reddy
Koratla -Karimnagar -Kalvakuntla Vidyasagar Rao
Dharmapuri -Karimnagar -Eshwar Koppula
Vemulawada -Karimnagar -Ramesh Chennamaneni
Sircilla -Karimnagar -Kalvakuntla Taraka Rama Rao
Huzurabad -Karimnagar -Eatala Rajender
Siddipet -Medak -Thaneeru Harish Rao
Warangal West -Warangal -Dasyam Vinaya Bhasker
If they resign now.This is will be the second time of resignation getting elected after 2009 assembly elections.
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if anyone wants to give me some paid work hit me up
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or let them do what they enjoy doing yeah?
i hope yall enjoy it because it took way more work than i originally expected
choose a better angle then i guess?
wow - i love the suspense that the blood trails create! certainly never saw it done before!
thanks! but alas i did not do well in the competition
o well
thats not the one you should be looking at, you should be looking at the white one without any speculars because thats how it ll probably look in game
wtf lol
but yeah the idea was that of4 had them so why not us
another clarification - this is the marmoset toolbag without any lighting! so it'll probably look better in game, lol
those fingers are really short
depends on which version ur talking about
no i mean like smoothing groups dude
even if you're using normal maps you should still properly smooth your models because it will give better looking results even when the renderer / baking program is not synced.
what's with those vents?
biodude screwed up the smoothing groups during export, lol
Looks great, but the ejection port doesn't go all the way to the other side.
you need some smoothing
thanks man!
you're in a bad spot right now mate
so what you've done here is make a "high-poly" lowpoly mesh, where your model is too high poly to be in any game engine (hint - the maximum for a first person weapon model right now is about 10,000 tris, and that's with the hands and everything using a next-gen engine like cryengine 3/unreal 3), but not enough polies for a proper bake, so you're stuck in that middle ground no-one wants to be in.
So right now there's two things you can do
build a legit highpoly model out of it and bake it down to your lowpoly.
to get a clean bake, your high poly model should be around 1-3 million tris.
(quake doesn't support normal mapping though, so you shouldn't do this)
decimate your model to around 500 polies and texture it as you would normally
on the bright side, the model itself looks nice, albeit a bit thin. good luck on whatever you decide to do!
why are you spending your time defending a children's cartoon from strangers on the internet? lol
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great models dude!
read up on visgroups?
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Social Networks Are Stressful, New York Times Reports
And we're all being graded!
Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Foursquare, LinkedIn, Google+, Formspring.me, TooManyEmailNotifications.us — it's getting out of hand, that much we can agree upon. Those who feel compelled to enlist themselves in every new .fm and .ly get called the "digitally fatigued" in today's New York Times. And if the constantly pinging inbox wasn't punishment enough, now there are websites whose sole purpose is to rank how influential you are on the Internet. With all that pressure, "automation and syndication" are becoming the only options for survival for those feeling forced to keep up appearances (thereby giving the machines endless opportunities to take over). Is there any hope?
Jessica Lawrence, who works for NY Tech Meetup, tempered her load by picking a favorite, Twitter, because it found her a job, an apartment, and a boyfriend. Now she gets to move to Williamsburg with her man: "So you can see why I have this undying love for Twitter," she explains, and the other networks fall by the wayside.
Sites like Klout and PeerIndex, however, spell doom by "busily computing users' influence scores to rank them in an online hierarchy." And when our dystopia is complete, "brands and even potential employers could conceivably make decisions about you based on your score." On that note, let us pray.
One of the busy Internet bees quoted in the article has dreams of shedding his e-shackles: "Some day, he hopes to hire someone to edit and post content for him so he can spend more time offline."
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ohhhhh shiiiit yeah, Ninja robots!
Oh wow
He's got a nice bod. I'll give him that.
oooooooooo man SICK!!!
is this an OC? its nice to see a new ninja (new to me at least)
Looks like a Mando! I approve!
very fine work on this ninja
Love the damage to the visor
That, is one bomb ninja.
Great work.
I like. It's like a mixture of Snake, Master Chief and the blue Power Ranger.
coooooooooooool !
I like the ODST-like Visor ^^ cool looking Picture
Champions Online character, huh?
oh my is so sexyyyyyyyyyyy
Veery cool!
Nice character design!
Very cool
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Rey Mysterio continues
With rumors of his retirement hovering over the industry, Rey Mysterio decided to address the audience while making an appearance at Walemania. He confirmed that he will continue as an in ring performer. Mysterio also stated that Perro Aguayo would not have wanted him to retire because of the tragic accident. No word yet on when he will be stepping back into the ring, but Mysterio does have plenty of dates booked.
March 28, 2015
Rey Mysterio retiring
When he initially left WWE, Rey Mysterio was hoping to spend a couple of more years in the business. However, there are now talks that he is on the verge of retirement after the tragic accident that cost the life of Perro Aguayo in the ring. Mysterio is said to be filled with huge amount of grief and guilt even though he knows that it was not on purpose. The thought of being back in the ring might be too much for him at this point in time.
March 26, 2015


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ESCONDIDO Sunday is opening day for the new Palomar Medical Center in northwest Escondido.
The new hospital at 2185 W. Citracado Parkway officially opens for business at 7 a.m.
At that same time, the emergency department will close at the downtown hospital at 555 E. Valley Parkway, recently renamed Palomar Health Downtown Campus. Anyone in need of emergency services after 7 a.m. Sunday should go to the new hospital.
Both facilities are owned and operated by the Palomar Health public hospital district.
On Sunday morning, medical personnel will use 18 ambulances to move about 135 patients from the downtown facility to the new hospital four miles west. Each transfer, from bed to bed, is expected to take up to one hour.
Escondido police will direct traffic as ambulances exit the old hospital on Grand Avenue and Valley Parkway.
The $956 million Palomar Medical Center opens after nearly 4½ years of construction.
The Palomar Health Downtown Campus will remain open, providing services such as labor and delivery, pediatrics, behavioral health rehabilitation, and an urgent care clinic.
For information, go to pph.org.