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Figured I'd start this and see what others are seeing. The thing that I've noticed is that, and I know it was only one drive, the hawks don't seem to have an answer for a spread oriented offense. We'll see if that changes as the game progresses.
Any chance you could post game updates? I have BTN out here, but the Penn St. game is on.
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I don't have BTN, score update?
Ricky Stanzi with a nice broken tackle but then fumbled. Does this prove Arnaud is better or should we keep debating?
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Any chance you could post game updates? I have BTN out here, but the Penn St. game is on.
Big Ten Network might be streaming the game
UNI just ran an option on 3rd and 1. Robert McFarland must have called that play.
I'll depend on others to help with updates.
Tied 3-3
3-3. 4:22 in the first quarter.
Iowa 3 UNI 3
Iowa looks relatively inept on Offense so far...
UNI is moving the ball a little.
UNI just got a turnover after Stanzi coughed it up in the process of being sacked and turned it into 3 points.
I'm not overly impressed by Iowa's line play at the moment, and the secondary looks very vulnerable. Still early, obviously, but this is not a top 25 team IMO.
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Tied 3-3
It's early, but I'm not impressed with the Iowa RBs. They may miss Hampton more than I thought.
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Posted 17 July 2012 - 03:00 PM
We wil use quarz mirrors, with rear side polished
Each sets is certified by a Zygo report with 1719 wavefront p.t.v, 1750 wavefront RMS and 98.4 % Strehl.
Each Tube will be very light weight build by my expert matthias Wirth
We will start a first run of 5 scopes.
If we see a interest , we may start with same optical design as a 11" and possible as a 12" Maksutov Cassegrain.
The complete optical tube will be less heavy then any ever build 10" Maksutov cassegrain.
The Optical design will be made by Astro-Optik Philipp Keller, or Massimo Riccardi, we have not yet decited.
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Price no gues now. Maybe in 1,2 weeks
In any case I will do a run of 5 pc
here what I am going to do in any case :
- quarz optics of highest quality
- optical design by my own designers. INTES MICRO was already asking if we cannot use a excisting design, i told them, NO, for me it means I have to pay new testing glases and tools, but I am ok with that
- secondary focusing for fast back focuse change
- 2.5" Starlight feather touch focuser at the end
- bino viewer friendly without need of optical path corrector
- cooling fans at rear mirror
- cooling fans at side of tube with cented holes opposite
- vented meniscus cell
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- primary mirror alignment
- secondary mirror alignment
- Matthis Wirth made mechanics
our goal: we want to build the best ever build 10" Mak ....tuff ? Maybe, so lt me surprise you.
Posted 18 July 2012 - 04:59 PM
Will the moving secondary be mounted from a hole in the corrector or will there be a spider? Motorized focusing?
Curious minds want to know
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Markus meant to say the secondary focusing is for coarse and quick focus change while the motorized focuser on the back is for the fine focus.
yes thats right. Such system does all you want to have for focusing. It allows us to make mirror cell and rear much less complicated and less heavy, less heavy means less material to cool down :-)
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At F14.6 you are looking at a small market these days so I wouldn't bother with a 10" go straight to a 12" or larger if you really want to make one or two. I would recommend you put your design skills and resources into a F8 corrected cassigrain-quarz mirrors-very nice, much larger market interest.
I am not on the market for a CAT right now (open tubes are totally out of the question), but...
I would prefer a faster scope (f/8 to f/10) with larger CO.
But I think the big key for success is cool-down time.
Roland said many times his Maks have a secret trick to make them cool much faster. I think even equivalent Aries Maks do not have this trick. That is why till now AP Maks have no competition.
Markus, do you know what this secret trick is, and what are your plans regarding cool-down?
But, thinking better, what the world needs is a visual-photo Ricardi-Honders at F/8. That would be something! THE dream scope if it includes the cooling fix.
An F/8 RH with cooling fix would take the world by storm. I think one day all mass-market CATs (Celestron, Meade, whoever) will al be like that. Now, there is a window period of many years with no one offering them. When it comes, I will be there!
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Roland Christen knows Matthias and his work how he build telescopes and Roland called Matthias a Artist in building telescopes. I think thats one of the highest possible compliments
and yes we know the secrets.
Officina Stellare has many diameters of Riccardi Honders Astrographs.
If there would be the need on the market for another model, Officina Stellare would do it right away.
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How come you didn't go for a DK design instead (cooling wise)?
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But I think the big key for success is cool-down time.
Roland said many times his Maks have a secret trick to make them cool much faster. I think even equivalent Aries Maks do not have this trick. That is why till now AP Maks have no competition.
During designing of these telescopes me and Roland exchanged by handred e-mails or more, discussing all the sides of scopes construction. So, there is no reason to think that Aries' Maks are different ideologically. They are quite similar. More so, the cooling system in Aries' Maks is somewhat more efficient and our scope cools a bit faster.
However, this is only a second main point of these Maks. The main one is optical design and optics performance.
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DK is a cheap way doing scopes, coma like F/5 newtonians, open tubes , spiders, dusty mirrors etc etc...we let others d such systems
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Wow, that sounds awesome! If you master the looooong cooldown problem we face here in the north, I might just have to add this to the list as well! Going to be an expensive year...
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It could be post-moderated by transferring discussions that involve those subjects to other forums.
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You mean like science, or mathematics, or even alpine skiing? (There are other fora on other Websites for those, but if there were such interest here I would not be opposed to the idea.)
I would point out that, not being the owner, moderator, or even hidden venture capitalist behind Atheist Nexus is the point of this Website seems to be atheism. I come here for discussion of atheist issues. For other issues I go to other places.
On a tongue-in-cheek note, they could start a form called not-about-religion. That might be in the same vein as not-about-coin-collecting, or not-about-monster-trucks.
I like this place as a community. There are lots of interesting, smart and nice people here. But the discussions that aren't about atheist issues are buried in the rest.
Those people do not include me, as I am neither interesting, smart, nor nice. I am the uneducated boob out on the High Plains with no education beyond college.
My only concern would be would be the dilution of the point of the forum, but as I said, it is not my forum. There are many fora for all manners of topics, but very few devoted to atheism and our place in society.
You're looking at it as a place to go discuss something specific. I and many people here see it as a community, and if people here are tired of the usual atheist subjects, it would be nice to have a place to discuss other things. I like "Beyond Atheism" as a title.
I dunno, another site I frequent has a section called "Drunken Ramblings". That works for me, although I don't think intoxication is a prerequisite to posting.
The title could be Atheism + but post-moderation smells of censorship.
I agree
Actually, I like "Beyond Atheism" better as a title. Then the forum info would say that religion, atheism and paranormal are off-topic.
For people who are tired of the usual atheist subjects.
Or perhaps "Besides Atheism." Or "Potpourri." I could dig it.
What "Beyond Atheism" is meant to suggest, is if you weren't thinking about the effects of a religious upbringing/culture, or you weren't much affected by them anyway, what would you be thinking about?
Yes, it does tweak people's noses a bit :), but it's not intended to promote some kind of theism as "beyond atheism".
I wonder if it's possible to have a place at AN where there are links to discussions, blog posts, etc. that aren't on religion, atheism or the paranormal.
There's an overlap between forums like "Water Cooler" and "Science" and topics that are "Beyond Atheism", so perhaps a place for posting such links would be better than the usual discussion forum. The "Water Cooler" and "Science" forums actually have a lot of the usual atheist subjects.
I'm sympathetic to the usual atheist subjects, I have some interest in them, but there are lots and lots of other things to think about.
The problem is that there are posts here that aren't about the usual atheist subjects, but they aren't collected in any convenient way, so you have to wade through a lot of "the usual" to find them.
There are lots of people who are nontheists but aren't interested in the usual atheist subjects, and it would make this site more inclusive for them to have some way to collect posts that aren't "the usual".
Here is an idea, While in chat rooms, look what people talk about, for instance, talk about healthcare and how it affects you in your day to day lives! I personally was involved in the discussion. This is a place where you can elaborate your positions about what is on your mind!! Cool idea! Maybe, 1 day a month, you could talk about issues concerning atheists, but along the lines of the Laws and how they affect you. or how people think about you in your community. NO HATE SPEECH or anything which may be derogatory in nature!! Ground rules MUST BE SET!!
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Nice style. I'd try to make the heightlines a bit thinner.
Hey Rob,
The style looks really familiar, but when I looked in various old atlases / map books lying around the place for a reference I couldn't quite find one that matched. I'm just wondering if you are going to age/grunge the map up whether the red road lines should slightly less saturated. Also, if you're going for an 'ink bleeding onto the page' look a tiny amount of outerglow in the same colour as the line helps with the effect.
I don't really have a frame of reference for a Victorian style map, but just on its own merits, this is a nice map. It communicates the lay of the land quite well. Cheerio!
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I agree about making the hatching a bit smaller. Also, I think the forest might be a bit overpowering. I will try to screen it back some and alter the color to something a bit grungier.
Thanks for the tip about the roads, I will try it out.
Does anyone know of any good fonts or icon packs that feature lots of gears and clockwork type stuff? I'd like to add some of that in the cartouches.
I can't think of any fonts with gears. You'd think that after years of steampunk there would be some cool ones. I know some ones with wheels, tires, clocks, pipes and caveman stone wheels and you could modify those but that's a hassle and they're all quite cartoony.
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I like where you're going with this, and the pattern used for the forests. I'm not too fond of seeing the red line go through the city symbols, though. (I'm assuming the red lines are roads.) I would delete the red lines in the circle.
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It's not quite BMW's bread-and-butter car – that honour belongs to the hugely popular 3-Series – but the 5-Series is a hugely important car for the Bavarian firm. Weirdly, at one point BMW looked like completely hashing up the 5-Series when it released the 5 GT first, before the saloon. Fortunately, the car-buying public has largely ignored the utterly hideous GT, so all you'll see on the roads is the saloon – facelifted for 2014 with new trims and engines, although 'new styling' is barely perceptible. Nothing needed changing there, BMW rightly judged.
As ever, this is BMW's strongest hand. Although this time the 5-Series is a bit more susceptible to which spec level you choose. Basically, you want to choose a car with Variable Damper Control but not Active Steering. That way you get the best of the ride/handling compromise, without steering that thinks it knows best. It doesn't.
Hardly anyone buys a petrol 5-Series, so you'd expect the diesel choice to be excellent. It is. Top of the list of brilliance is the 535d, but the 520d that most buy won't disappoint. It's very quiet and fast enough for everyday driving situations. There's a detuned version badged 518d for 2014 too, which is cheaper, but its 145bhp output doesn't sound sufficient to us. A yawning 0-60mph in 9.7 seconds won't win you any traffic light races, that's for sure…
On the inside
BMW tends to go for a slightly more minimalist look than Audi. It's smart – so long as you avoid some of the hideous wood trim options – but doesn't have quite the blend of sophistication and simplicity that Audi manages so well. Build quality is top-notch, though, and the 5-Series will easily seat four in comfort. But the middle seat is a bit of a squeeze. Don't worry about the iDrive – the latest versions are brilliant. Anyone who can't figure it out should question themselves, not the car. BMW's also introduced cool digital dials for 2014, upping the tech count further.
Now in its sixth generation, the 5-Series should offer bulletproof reliability. BMW's stop-start tech is well proven nowadays, and there aren't too many complicated electronics elsewhere. If you're a company car buyer, the 5-Series is the only choice for you in this class. Even more so for 2014: power hasn't been cut but economy and emissions are even better. At 119g/km CO2, the 520d is now so green, there's no need for a green EfficientDynamics model…How does it do it? The 5-Series retains just as much value as the main rivals, and it also has lower running costs. What's not to like?
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November 01, 2012 - LM Editorial
I'm pleased to announce that the National Industrial Transportation League (NITL) and Logistics Management (LM) magazine are presenting Bill Graves, former Governor of Kansas and current president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations, with the 2012 McCullough/NITL Executive of the Year Award.
This honor, which recognizes an individual for achievement and leadership in the logistics and transportation industry, is co-sponsored by NITL and LM and is named after John T. McCullough, a former chief editor of Distribution magazine, a predecessor of LM. I will be presenting the award to Gov. Graves on Monday, November 12, at the opening ceremonies of the 105th Annual Meeting & TransComp Exhibition in Anaheim, Calif.
During a time when the nation is suffering through one of its worst periods of hyper-partisanship, it seems quite fitting that a leader like Gov. Graves is being honored with this year's award. While there's a long list of achievements during his service in trucking that could have earned him this award, there's an even longer list of intangibles that characterize a true leader: a mediator, and a listener who takes the time to "hear" what you're saying regardless of what side of the aisle you're sitting on.
After reading Schulz' portrait of Gov. Graves (page 26), one quickly learns how the roots of his character took hold early. As a youngster he began working on the docks at Graves Truck Line, a company that his family operated for 70 years out of Salinas, Kan. "The first year I paid into Social Security was 1966. I was 13," Graves tells Schulz. "So, that would have been the first year that dad had me doing something, probably sweeping the freight docks."
But that was just the beginning of his many life lessons. At the age of 41, Graves was inaugurated as one of the youngest governors in Kansas history. He would end up serving two terms, winning re-election (1998) by the largest margin in the history of the state as a moderate Republican.
After he completed his second term, capping off 22 years of service to the citizens of Kansas, Gov. Graves' life came "full circle" when he took the reins at the ATA—the federation of 50 trade associations that lobbies Congress, federal agencies, and presidents on behalf of the $700 billion U.S. trucking industry.
While he's had the wheel, Graves has pushed for stronger safety regulation, a national speed limit of 65 mph, and greater drug and alcohol testing of the 3 million long-haul truck drivers operating in the U.S.
Graves is even pushing for an increase in the federal tax on motor fuels to help pay for much-needed infrastructure reinvestment—an initiative that may fall on deaf ears until early next year.
And while his list of achievements would go on for pages, Schulz says what really defines Gov. Graves is the affable, endearing way in which he goes about meeting the needs brought on by a diverse community.
"ATA has about 3,000 members—from UPS to small mom-and-pop truckers," says Schulz. "Some are union, some are non-union. There are LTL carriers, TL carriers, and everybody in between; and on some issues, ATA's stance has to conflict with at least a few of its members. Yet he manages to keep all the balls in the air through his quiet nature and desire for compromise."
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Ogden, UT (Sports Network) - Kyle Tresnak scored 22 points to help lead the
Weber State Wildcats past North Dakota, 95-63, in Big Sky Conference action at
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Except for me, who is an anthroplogist in training, and therefore actually does have a bit of an in-depth knowledge of cultures. Enough to say that, at least, each one has its pitfalls, and saying one is "superior" to another in any way is kind of a bogus statement. Here's some cons of Western Culture:
- Profound obsession with consumerism
- Media saturation and fear-mongering
- Dependence on "superiority" to other cultures to justify own actions
- Lack of tolerance for alternate ideas of sexuality, gender, etc.
- Lack of multilingualism aside from romance languages
- Lack of environmental concern
- Dependence on agriculture
- Perceived incompatibility of various religions and philosophies (Science vs. religion, Islam vs. Christianity, etc.)
- Dependence on debt
- Conservative view of marriage
- Conservative view of sexuality and gender
- Ignorance of alternative approaches (Why are there so many "Culture Bound Illnesses", but Anorexia Nervosa is its own psychiatric category?)
- The fact that sharing needs to be taught to children and heavily emphasized instead of just being naturally learned
- Idolization of certain ideals without rationale (Economic growth, modesty, material wealth)
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I have a varied educational background, which serves me well in Laurier Brantford's Learning Services Centre where we support student learning and writing in and across the disciplines. My undergraduate studies were interdisciplinary and throughout my graduate studies, I have developed my skills as an ethnographer. I have recently completed the Leadership in Higher Education certificate program at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, where I am now commencing a Ph.D. program in Higher Education.
Over the last few years, I have had the opportunity to participate in some research on teaching and learning with faculty and have presented this work at conferences. My most recent work has been done in collaboration with Dr. Gary Warrick and Irene Tencinger to develop enhanced support for first year students with writing research papers. I'm dedicated to exploring and developing new ways to engage and support student learning at Laurier Brantford.
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December 2012. "Designed for Success: A Research Update on Scaffolding Support for First-Year Research Papers" with Gary Warrick and Irene Tencinger, Learning Specialist Association of Canada (LSAC) Eastern Regional Conference, University of Toronto.
May 2011. "Helping Aboriginal Students Succeed in a New Context for Writing" with Christina Michener, Alana Rudrum, and Elizabeth Baisley, Canadian Association for Studies in Discourse and Writing (CASDW) Conference at Congress 2011, University of New Brunswick.
May 2011. "Engaging Student Leaders: Opportunities for Continuous Improvement" with Christina Michener, Christina Van Starkenburg, Sandra Zimmerman, and Alicia Sayers, Staff Development Day, Wilfrid Laurier University.
June 2010. "Designed for Success: A Holistic Approach to First-Year Research Papers" with Gary Warrick and Irene Tencinger, Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE) Conference, Ryerson University, Toronto.
September 2009. "F2F Distance Education: Teaching Writing in the Large Lecture Hall" with Shurli Makmillen, Landscapes of Learning Conference, Laurier Brantford.


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Holiday tour captures wows, whimsy of unique homes
Loomis basin holiday home tour
When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8
Tickets: $25 in advance and $30 on tour day
Day of tour tickets sales at H. Clarke Powers elementary school in Loomis
Gourmet buffet lunch $15
Holiday boutique and art show at H. Clarke Powers (free admission)
More information and tickets: visit lbef.net
When Parmis and Kevin Freel decided to build a home in Loomis, they envisioned the look of a castle but with modern-day flair.
Taking inspiration from the grand historic buildings they visited on trips to Italy, the Freels' residence is a three-story stone structure complete with a tower. It is one of six stops on Dec. 8's Loomis Basin Holiday Home Tour benefiting the Loomis Basin Education Association.
"We didn't want to do modern and it's not Mediterranean," Parmis Freel said. "... There's a lot of stone on the outside that we also brought to the inside. There are a lot of brick barrel vaulted ceilings, wrought iron and cast concrete. It gives it that castle feeling but at the same time, it has a very warm ambiance."
And there's a great view. A wall of windows faces Folsom Lake.
"Our entire back yard is Folsom Lake," she said.
Parmis Freel is a real estate agent who specializes in high-end homes. Through the years she's observed what works and what doesn't. She put that expertise into the design.
"I was seeing what flows or doesn't flow," she said. "I took the best of everything and put it together."
One of the many highlights of the home is the open-plan kitchen, set up for entertaining on a grand scale.
"The whole ceiling is brick inlay and it is barreled," she said. "The refrigerator looks like a furniture piece. The countertops are two pieces of granite inlaid in one another. There's one piece and another piece that frames the other. That's never been done before."
The Freels used light and dark tones for the cabinets and furniture pieces.
The tower, which is all rock inside, is the first wow feature visitors see when they enter the home. Chandeliers, replicas of those found in an actual castle, add to the authenticity.
"There's a very large heavy front door that's wrought iron," Freel said. "It matches double doors that go into the wine cellar."
The wine cellar is done in the same style as the kitchen, but in darker tones.
In the family room, the focal point is a huge cast concrete fireplace.
"I could probably walk in it," she said.
One of Freel's favorite spots is a Persian hookah lounge, with traditional arches and tiles, and fabrics in a mosaic of blues, purples and pinks.
"There are lots of built-in niches with cushions, so it is like you are in these little cubbies," she said.
Another family-favorite is the theater room.
"It's dark — no windows — and very comfortable," she said.
The room seats eight and has a movie screen across one wall.
The house is decked out for the holiday season and ready for the tour.
There's so much to see, she said.
"Every piece of furniture (in the home) is custom made," she said. "There's a lot of detail. Someone could probably stay in each room for 30 minutes and find something new."
That includes moldings and finishes. There are designs on the ceilings in many of the rooms.
Outside, the property is gated with a circular drive and includes a five-car garage.
For the Freels, opening their home for the tour not only showcases its beauty, but, as parents, it is a good way for them to support the Loomis school district.
"If we can help with things like that, we do," Parmis Freel said.
Each of the six featured custom homes on the tour reflects the personality of its owner, coordinator Laurel Krein said.
The Freel house has been given the tour name of Lake View Manse.
"It's absolutely fantastic," Krein said.
Another home, dubbed Old World Mediterranean, includes a 1,600-square-foot interior courtyard and secret garden with a fireplace and olive trees.
The Storybook Victorian is based on the Apple Farm Inn in San Luis Obispo and was built for the enjoyment of extended family and friends.
The Hacienda at Sierra de Montserrat, the newest home on the tour, was completed this year in the Sierra de Montserrat development in Loomis.
"It has a Spanish feel with saltillo tile, a romantic master suite, beautiful backyard and beach entry pool," Krein said.
The Loomis Hills Retreat has an old world castle feel with three fish ponds, a wood bridge, 27 unique doors and a Harry Potter tunnel under the staircase.
The one Roseville home in the mix is called Christmas Wonderland and is filled with decorated themed Christmas trees.
The annual home tour raises funds for the seven kindergarten-eighth grade schools in the Loomis Basin.
"It is a major fundraiser for the Loomis Basin Education Foundation and the money goes directly to school programs," Krein said. "This year we're helping fund music education and PE to make up budget shortfalls from the state."
Last year's tour sold more than 500 tickets and Krein is hoping to exceed that this year.
Running concurrently with the tour will be a holiday boutique and luncheon at H. Clarke Powers Elementary School in Loomis. Cost for the gourmet buffet lunch is $15. Entry is free to the boutique, which will have more than 20 craft and holiday gift vendors.
There's also an art contest and sale. The contest is open to students in grades K-8, including home-schoolers. The top 75 winners' pictures will be on display and for sale. Theme for the art submission is Home for the Holidays.


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Much Ado About Nothing (2013)
Much Ado About Nothing SynopsisShakespeare's classic comedy is given a contemporary spin in Joss Whedon's film, Much Ado About Nothing. Shot in just 12 days (and using the original text), the story of sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick offers a dark, sexy and occasionally absurd view of the intricate game that is love.
Writer, director, and producer Joss Whedon hits the big screen again with this inventive, modern-day version of one of William Shakespeare's most beloved plays. Claudio (Fran Kranz) and Benedick (Alexis Denisof ) have just returned home to Messina after a successful campaign abroad. When earnest Claudio announces his adoration for the lovely Hero (Jillian Morgese), daughter of Messina's governor Leonato (Clark Gregg), the acid-tongued Benedick teases him mercilessly. Benedick's scorn for love is matched by that of his long-time nemesis and verbal sparring partner Beatrice (Amy Acker), Leonato's niece. As the lovestruck Claudio and Hero make plans to marry, Benedick and Beatrice resume the "merry war" of insults they have long waged. Yet there are many who believe that for all their antagonism - or even because of it - this pair of incessantly sniping cynics is surely meant to be a couple. As matchmaking schemes are put into play and disguises are donned, loathing and love soon prove to be close cousins.
Much Ado About Nothing Release Date
In Theaters June 7, 2013
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Starring: Amy Acker, Fran Kranz, Alexis Denisof, Jillian Morgese, and Clark Gregg
Written by: Joss Whedon
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Feather hair extensions are one of the trendiest fashion accessories right now (I say this knowing that Cincy's always a little behind the times on all things stylish). Celebrities from Ke$ha to Steven Tyler to Roseanne Barr have been rockin' the look, which may sound like a deterrent, but now these birdy little weaves are everywhere. Even on dogs.
Get your glue guns ready, ya'll, because the Crafty Supermarket's about to take over the Northside Tavern. That's right. Your local watering hole (generally full of tight-pantsed drunks at night) will be hosting an indie craft show on Saturday afternoon (noon-6 p.m.) with handmade fine art, recycled goods, home decor, jewelry, children's items, stationery and more.
The masterminds behind this DIY dream are local writer/editor/crafter Grace Dobush and recent DAAP grad/sustainable shoemaker Alisha Budkie. The duo will be bringing together over 20 craft vendors from Cincinnati and the Midwest for a fair inspired by the likes of Renegade Chicago. Along with shopping opportunities there will be "swag bags" for the first 50 shoppers, music from PROJECTMILL, food from Dojo Gelato and others, and a Make It! table where attendees can get crafty with the BYOProjectors (read about them here).
CityBeat recently had a little e-mail exchange with Dobush, whose book, Crafty Superstar: Make Crafts on the Side, Earn Extra Cash and Basically Have It All, is about to be released, about the Crafty Supermarket.
CityBeat: What is the Crafty Supermarket?
Grace Dobush: Crafty Supermarket is an indie craft show, or a Rock & Roll craft show, which is more appropriate since it's in Northside. This is not your standard high-school auditorium, church-basement craft show: We're having music by PROJECTMILL, rad food from local vendors and 20 hip crafters who will be selling the stuff they make. No packaged stuff, no commercial stuff, no lame stuff—just arts and crafts!
CB: Why are you having a craft show? What's the goal?
GD: My goal is to solidify the craft scene in Cincinnati a bit. There are a ton of really talented crafters and artists here, but none of us seem to know each other! My co-organizer, Alisha, and I had never met until we were in Washington D.C. at the Summit of Awesome (a craft summit organized by the ladies who put on Crafty Bastards, a humongous indie craft show). We really wished there was an indie craft event in Cincinnati, and eventually we realized that we should step up and do it ourselves! It's either the DIY mentality kicking in or a pretty solid sense of masochism, I'm not sure which.
CB: You seem to be an indie craft guru. What is your crafting experience? What inspires you to craft? What crafts do you make/specialize in?
GD: That's the first time I've heard that one! I've just been crafting a long-ass time. I've been printmaking since I was a teenager and then took a course on bookbinding my freshman year of college. It just kind of snowballed after that, and I sought out like-minds on the internet. Right around 2000 was a turning point for indie craft... it got a name, the indie craft shows started coming out, and all the movers and shakers were on these craft message boards and got to know each other. Some of the folks I know from those boards back in the day I ended up interviewing for my book, Crafty Superstar.
I'm not a full-time crafter (I'm a magazine editor and writer by trade) but I love connecting with people and talking to people. There are plenty of crafters who are much more successful than me at being a business, but I saw a lot of word-of-mouth information that hadn't been collected anywhere else. And my book was born!
CB: What role does crafting play in our modern world, so to speak? Why is it important?
GD: I think the popularity of craft is a direct backlash to the super-industrialized big-box shopping culture. People are starting to see the value in knowing exactly where the things they buy come from, and there's nothing better than finding an object you absolutely love and getting to talk to the person who made it. Of course, big-box stores recognize that this aesthetic is totally hot, so you see crafty-ish knockoffs for sale that are probably handmade... but by child laborers who may or may not be working against their will.
There are also a pretty big number of crafters who focus on using sustainable, local and/or recycled materials. And of course, when you support an indie artist, you are directly supporting your local economy. I can almost guarantee the $10 you spend at Crafty Supermarket will turn around and get spent on bus fare for the Metro, dinner at Melt or drinks at the Tavern later.
CB: What vendors will be on hand at the market?
GD: We've got a really wide range of crafters—selected from almost 70 applications, which just blew us away. The crafters make jewelry, paper goods, housewares, kid's stuff, clothing, art, knit things—all sorts of stuff. We also tried to get a balance of crafters in terms of wanting this to represent Cincinnati crafters—about three-quarters of the vendors are from the Cincinnati region. And although we have a lot of vendors who are old hands at the indie craft sale thing, we also wanted to make sure to bring in some folks who are doing a show for the first time, because once upon a time, we were the newbies.
CB: What sort of crafts will attendees be able to make at the Make It! Table?
GD: We've got a really random assortment of supplies and guest curation by the crafty people from BYOProject, which is a crafty collective that meets at Happen Inc. in Northside once a month. It's an anything-goes kind of craft situation, but specifically we've got paper to make your own album cover (12-inch, of course), and little paperboard albums that you can decorate to make your own storybook or draw a demented family album. Whatev!
CB: Will this become an annual event? Do you have any other events planned for the future?
GD: From the very beginning Alisha and I have kept saying stuff like "Next year, we are so doing X and Y," or "Next year, we are never doing Z again." It's just felt kind of natural that this would roll into being an annual event. Plus, since the response has been so huge (our Facebook event has 130 guests at this point) that it would be a shame to never do it again!
We don't have any more events planned immediately—we need some recovery time!—but at this point we're totally planning to do something even bigger for next fall. The late fall is primo craft sale time because people are much more willing to spend money to buy gifts for other people. It's pretty safe to say you'll see Crafty Supermarket again next fall.
Marriage is not in my foreseeable future and I would much rather crash a reception than plan a wedding, but it's summer and I must acknowledge wedding season. Until recently, I worked at a private club which hosted events like wedding receptions. This was a classy joint, so I worked at some gorgeous loose-budget parties, to say the least. A few things that really bugged me about these receptions were the ridiculous price tags on some of the smaller aspects of the events and the amount of crap I'd have to throw away once the guests departed. So, while I am no professional, I've picked out some D.I.Y. alternatives with the help of my high-end wedding observations, my library of craft books and some hot conscientious wedding Web sites. There's a ton of them out there and any bride- or groom-to-be should check 'em out if they're trying to save – or go – green at their wedding.
I hate wearing pants.
For every ten pairs of pants I try on, I might look slightly normal in one. They're usually too short and I always have a hand-full of extra fabric in the crotch region (Do pant designers assume everyone has a foopa? ). I wish a dress or skirt was appropriate for every single situation, but that's simply not the case.Thankfully, indiDenim has heard my pant-hating cries.
The Ohio State Fair kicked off in Columbus last week when I realized that I could not actually remember ever attending it. I've been to a million church festivals over the years, and even a few county fairs, but it's been at least 15 years since I have been to the statewide extravaganza. Banking that there would be loads of crafts, gardening and other D.I.Y. goodness to report on, Jason and I headed to Ohio's capital Sunday afternoon.
In addition to Cinco de Mayo and Derby Day, the next couple days bring a ton of events and activities. Saddle up, grab some tequila and get out there this weekend!
Essex Studios blossom this weekend for the galleries' spring Art Walk, BLOOM. The space has been transformed with a thousand origami flowers, yarn gardens by the Cincinnati BombShells and color-coded pathways. As always, more than 100 artists' work will be on view as guests eat and drink their way through the studios. The art walk runs 6-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
Saturday is Clay Alliance's annual pottery fair at DeSales Corner. Peruse decorative and functional pottery pieces, meet local artists and get supplies to work with clay on your self. Hourly raffles and live music round out the day. The 12th annual fair takes place 11 a.m.-5 p.m., rain or shine.
The first Saturday of May happens to be Cinco De Mayo this year, but it's also Free Comic Book Day: once a year, comic/specialty book shops across North America offer free publications to all guests. Find a nearby participating store here. Many store offer additional in-store events and promotions; Up Up & Away in Cheviot welcomes The Walking Dead co-creator and original artist Tony Moore.
Crafty Supermarket is back! Making its home at the Clifton Cultural Arts Center, the spring show brings more than 50 indie, subversive crafters from across the city and country to sell their funky, functional handmade goods. Just in time for Mother's Day, shoppers will find unique apparel and accessories, home goods, artwork and more goodies. Fuel your shopping with delicious food and coffee from local vendors while a PROJECTMILL DJ keeps you groovin'. Show up early to nab a coveted swag bag — every year, shoppers line up around the corner of Clifton Avenue in hopes of being one of the first 100 who get a bag. The market is open 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and admission is free.
Cinco de Mayo is more popular in the U.S. than Mexico, but since when do we let historical inaccuracies stand in the way of a good drinking holiday? Nearly every bar and restaurant participates in some capacity, but we've selected a few to host our annual Cantina Crawl. Here's our schedule:
p.m. El Coyote
p.m. Pirates Cove
p.m. Tostado's Grill
p.m. MLT's
p.m. Cactus Pear (Clifton)
p.m. Nada
p.m. Bakersfield
Join our roving squad of senoritas and "Seen on the Scene" photographers as they travel from place to place with more prizes than you can throw a maraca at.
Prom is a rite of passage many, but often LGBTQ kids don't feel comfortable at school dances because of bullies and expectations about dress and dates. The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN) Greater Cincinnati provides a welcoming environment for these individuals at their annual GLSEN Prom Saturday. Come to the Freedom Center for two events in one: those under 21 are invited to "dress as you want, bring who you want, and love as you want." In a separate area of the center the over 21 crowd, who maybe didn't get to experience a prom of their own, can enjoy dinner, drinks and dancing for $65. Those wanting to attend post-dinner can come after 9 p.m. for a discounted price. As always, kids are welcome free of charge with early registration. All proceeds support the local GLSEN chapter.
Check out Stage Door for this weekend's theater offerings, our music blog for a live show lineup and our To Do page for more events, art shows, performances and more this weekend.
And don't forget to check out the "supermoon" Saturday — the biggest full moon of the year will peak around 11:30 p.m. tomorrow.
Last spring when I was in school full time, working two jobs, I envisioned a craftalicious summer ahead of me. Well, school's been out for a month, one of my jobs went out of business and I still do not have anything handmade to show for myself. Major fail. So this week I've punctuated my job searching with crafting plans and I got totally inspired by this book, which I received for Christmas:
Being organized is supplemental to working on any kind of hands-on project. Unfortunately, many creative, craftastic individuals lack that innate sense of tidiness and organization. I'm certainly guilty of this; check out what my craft closet used to look like.
Independent Spirit Award-nominated film In The Family opens at The Esquire tonight. Writer, director and star Patrick Wang will be in town for the premiere weekend, and will host a Q&A after this weekend's screenings. Check out the 8 p.m. screenings Friday and Saturday and the 1 p.m. show Sunday to meet and chat with the star. Read our review here.
San Francisco dance company Robert Moses' Kin performs in town this week with Contemporary Dance Theater's Guest Artist Series. Faith and Fable was inspired by choreographer/artistic director Robert Moses' children – fairy tales, in particular. Moses reexamined moral tales and translated them into a multi-genre dance piece for all ages. Performances are tonight at Saturday at the Aronoff Center. Go here to read our interview with Moses.
LEGOs are one of those iconic toys that kids still think are cool and adults still secretly want to play with. This weekend's LEGO's KidsFest may be marketed toward youngsters, but LEGO fans of any age can be entertained for hours at this construction block convention. At the fest, you'll find a LEGO model museum (clearly not built by kids), a master builder academy, activity area, challenge zone and much more. Saturday's sessions have sold out, but there's still tickets available for tonight (4-8:30 p.m.) and Sunday (9 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 3-7:30 p.m.) All sessions feature the same fun exhibits and activities. Find ticket information and event details here.
The Newport Aquarium welcomes Mighty Mike, a 14-foot, 800-pound American Alligator this Saturday. Mike is the largest gator in the U.S. outside of Florida. The new Gator Alley exhibit will feature many species of alligators and crocodiles from around the globe. The aquarium is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Find admission and other details here. Purchase your tickets in advance to save time at the door.
For more theater, visual arts and music events this weekend, check out our To Do, Music and Arts coverage.
Covington's Carnegie Center presents its sixth annual Art of Food show, opening tonight. As you might've guessed, this art exhibit is centered around all things edible. The reception features beautiful culinary creations (that you can actually eat) by everyone from BonBonnerie to La Poste, Queen City Cookies to Taste of Belgium. Admission is a little steep ($60 at the door for non-members), but you'll leave with your left brain and stomach both very satisfied. Admission after the reception is free. Get details here.
The opening reception kicks off at 8 p.m. In addition to checking out the artwork, electronic musician/wizard Dan Deacon will perform 8-9 p.m. If you haven't heard of him, here's a preview:
If you didn't score tickets to tonight's sold out Black Keys show, there are plenty of other music options. Eli's BBQ on Riverside Drive hosts Downtown Country Band tonight at 10 p.m. Tickets are $12. And really, any concert that also features barbecue is probably a sure bet. The Harlequins hosts an album release show Saturday at Mayday in Northside. Peep our interview with the crew. There are tons of other live music shows this weekend. Find them all on our music blog.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) - It sounds like science fiction: Scavenging defunct communication satellites for their valuable parts and recycling them to build brand new ones for cheap.
It's the latest idea from the Pentagon's research wing known for funding blue-sky projects. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is spending $180 million to test technologies that could make this possible.
When satellites retire, certain parts - such as antennas and solar panels - often still work. There's currently no routine effort to salvage and reuse satellite parts once they're launched into space.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration is warning that automatic spending cuts scheduled to take effect March 1 will result in travel delays at major airports and require traffic-disrupting shutdowns of air traffic control towers at smaller facilities.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says the across the board reductions will require trimming $600 million this year form the Federal Aviation Administration. LaHood says that will require furloughing air traffic controllers, which in turn will reduce the ability to guide planes in and out of airports. He says travelers could experience 90 minute delays or more in major cities.
President Barack Obama has called on Congress to replace the cuts with tax increases and targeted reductions. Congressional Republicans oppose raising more tax revenue.
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During spring term, Oesterle Library will display exhibits in its lobby that highlight professional publications by writers in the College community and selections from the books and resources in the "Bridging Cultures" Bookshelf: Muslim Journeys collection. Exhibit descriptions include:
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Gerald Gems, professor of health and physical education. "Sport and the Italian American Quest for Whiteness" in Sport in History, 2012.
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LANSING - Gunshots are fired toward a home, but strike a business in Lansing overnight.
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Police say the house itself was not struck, but a round hit the storage facility business located behind the house. No one was hurt. No arrests have been made. Police continue to investigate.
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As it says in the topic, is possible to make an iRedMail install with mySQL Backend and LDAP AddressBook ?
You can setup LDAP server yourself and config roundcube webmail to use it as global address book.
But the problem is how to sync accounts in mysql and ldap.
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The NICU Staff Became Her Family
She decided she would name her son Jon Paul - JP for short. In Michelle Woodley's eyes, JP would grow up to be "just perfect" after being treated at the neonatal intensive care unit at the Bernard & Millie Duker Children's Hospital at Albany Med.
How Albany Med Gave Ralph Erenzo's Family Hope
"I was driving along. That's the last thing I remember until I woke up in Albany a month later." That's all Ralph Erenzo, founder of Tuthilltown Spirits in Gardiner, could recall about the accident that almost took his life four years ago.
His Doctor, His Hero
While on vacation in Cape Cod this past summer, Matthew MacLeod of Albany felt ill. When he returned home, he was diagnosed with an "infection of some type" he remembers.
Matthew was treated with antibiotics, but they didn't help the nurse, who takes care of children at the Center for Disability Services, feel any better.
Grateful Family Tees Up Support for Children's Hospital at Albany Med
What started as a grateful mom and dad looking for a way to give back has turned into eight seasons of fun on the golf course and more than $150,000 in support for the Children's Hospital at Albany Medical Center.
A Difficult Diagnosis Leads to Unexpected New Friends
Dante Gallucci of Rotterdam had always been active and healthy. The tall, strong sophomore played basketball, ran track and was looking forward to another year as a starting lineman on the Schalmont High varsity football team when he was sidelined by a startling diagnosis of cancer.
A Hospital Visit Leads to New Friendships
Margie Rotchford chose Albany Medical Center for a highly specialized hip replacement procedure, but she left with more - a new understanding of Albany Med .
Melodies Center Patients Shop at 'Grandma Pat's' Store
For a moment 12-year-old Zach Swart forgot he was battling leukemia. Instead, he was focused on holiday shopping - right at the Melodies Center at Albany Med.
He had been "shopping" at a special Christmas store that brims with gifts each year.
Young Donor Listens, Then Helps
When Jamie Bocketti talked about the kids she saw while working in the Pediatrics Department at Albany Medical Center, her then 6-year-old daughter Emily listened.
Emily's subsequent curiosity led her to twice donate her hair to "Locks of Love," but she wanted to do something for the kids where her mom worked.
How Albany Med Helped Arthur
"It was surreal. Whoever expects a normally healthy 7-year-old boy to have a stroke?" Arthur's mother recalled.
He was immediately put on antibiotics to address the infection and placed in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU).
How Albany Med Helped Gabby Feel Better
Gabby Wolpert (with her brother, Justin) is the picture of health today. That was not always the case. Watch her tell how her treatment at the Melodies Center for Childhood Cancer and Blood Disorders at Albany Med has inspired her plans for tomorrow.
Getting the Best Care, Close to Home
For Shirley Arensberg, the news last April on her birthday was a like lightning bolt - completely unexpected.
Dream on Hold Comes True
After years of unsuccessful attempts to find a treatment that would end her epileptic seizures, Tracey Pommer saw a TV news report that helped her find the treatment she needed to live a fuller life and realize her dream of fighting fires.Read Tracey's Story
Darin Vail and His Hometown Team
Albany Med's team of exceptional doctors and nurses allowed 4-year-old Darin Vail of Greene County to thrive while receiving complex care close to home.
In 2009, at 19 weeks pregnant, his mother Missy Vail, who had three younger children, was given the news that her baby had a dangerous heart and kidney defects ...


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|Superior ratings go to Wallace speakers
Wallace students participated in the State Speech Contest held on Friday, March 22 in Kearney. Receiving Superior ratings were Rachel Marquardt in Humorous Prose, Alex Lundvall and Rachel Marquardt in Duet Acting and Emma Franklin in Extemporaneous Speaking. The Oral Interpretation of Drama team received eighth place. Members of the team are (Front row, l-r) : Dillon Koop, Alex Lundvall, and Tanner Clough. Back row: Landon Swedberg and John Marquardt. (Photo by Stefanie McCain)