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Samsung to sell unlocked Galaxy S7 phones in US
Samsung will sell unlocked versions of its flagship Galaxy S7 phones in the U.S. so consumers can switch carriers more easily.
FDA warns against eating raw dough amid E. coli fears
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Stephen Fries: Recipes for unique ice cream flavors
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Editorial: The Supreme Court saves reproductive freedom
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Yale Cancer Center doctor seeing 'some dramatic responses' with bladder cancer drug
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Mormons growing in Connecticut as new temple rises near Hartford
As a new temple nears completion in Farmington, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is seeing significant growth in Connecticut.
Torrington's Main Street Marketplace returns July 21 for five weeks
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Forum: Synthetic turf industry now pushing new rubber material as safer — is it?
Environment and Human Health Inc. (EHHI) is concerned that as the public becomes more aware of the dangers of waste tire crumb rubber infill for synthetic turf fields, industry is pushing another rubber infill product called EPDM rubber.
Top 5 things Connecticut couples should know about their wedding band or DJ
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Editorial: Hope for reforming mental health care
Amid the gridlock over guns this month in Congress, there was one bright spot of progress on another pressing problem: In the House, an ambitious mental-health reform bill made its way through committee.
Jekyll's English Gardens still impress visitors in Woodbury
WOODBURY >> This town has a treasure that no other town or city in the United States can claim: a surviving garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll, an influential British horticulturalist, garden designer, artist and writer.
Dr. David Katz: Preventive Medicine: Public Health & The Burden of Proof
In all of biomedicine, spanning clinical care, medical research, and public health practice — we subscribe to the "precautionary principle." Basically, it says: if there is a chance something can be harmful, assume it is.
'We are Orlando' signs, large crowds, moments of silence at gay pride parades
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Budget cutbacks to affect Connecticut parks after July 4th
HARTFORD >> The effects of state budget cuts will soon be felt at Connecticut's 109 state parks, including cutbacks in lifeguard staffing and park maintenance and the closure of three state campgrounds.
Connecticut opioid epidemic: 'Call to action' needed, leaders say
State and federal officials have openly acknowledged a growing opioid epidemic in the state for months, but an estimated 20 New Haven overdoses linked to an unknown drug serves as a reminder that the problem is immediate and deadly.
Anna Bisaro: Community Supported Agriculture is more than good food
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Winsted United Methodist Church finished with roof repairs
WINSTED >> The roof of Winsted United Methodist Church is finally repaired, after years of work and a substantial fundraising effort, according to Isabel Skilton, the head of the church council and church secretary.
FDA approves Connecticut company's new bone marrow device
A five-year-old medical device company that is part the University of Connecticut's Technology Incubation Program in Farmington has received approval from the federal Food and Drug Administration to begin marketing a new product.
Budget impacts lifeguard coverage, campgrounds at Connecticut State Parks
Lifeguard coverage will no longer be offered seven days per week at Connecticut's state beaches, according to a release from the Department of Energy and Environment Protection (DEEP).
Live blog: New Haven officials discuss tainted drug overdoses
The city of New Haven is holding a press conference today at 11 a.m. on the City of New Haven experiencing a Public Health Emergency and issuing an immediate and urgent warning of tainted life threatening drugs on the city's streets.
Connecticut prepares to tighten prescription monitoring for opioids in wake of spike in OD deaths
Connecticut's shift next month from weekly to "real-time" reporting of prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances is an effective way to help stem opioid-related deaths, a new study suggests.
A NEW YOU: Happiness, joy, fulfillment — will all be yours
Years ago, I read a wonderful piece of writing by author Napoleon Hill, who wrote:
GOD SQUAD: Worship helps us show appreciation, reframes our journey through life
Q: Why do those who believe in God have to worship Him? Can't they simply acknowledge that He exists and controls everything and dispense with the worship and rituals?
World Trade Center skyscrapers: 3 up, 1 to go
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Al Pacino, Mavis Staples, James Taylor chosen for Kennedy Center Honors
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Capsule full of Space Station junk set to burn up over Earth
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Feds charge 300 professionals in nationwide health care fraud sweeps
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Infiniti recalls sedans to fix electronic steering problem
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Connecticut's medical marijuana program touted as a success
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House Republicans offer proposals for health care changes
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Survey: 123K same-sex marriages since US Supreme Court ruling
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Rolling SUV that killed 'Star Trek' actor Anton Yelchin under recall
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10 years after housing bubble peak, US renters struggle to own
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Scientists crack mystery of Venus's vanished water
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Stephen Fries: Tiki drink recipes — Cobra's Fang and Pineapple Caipirinha
Author Stephen King said, "sooner or later, everything old is new again." This holds true for the Mai Tai, Bahama Mama and Rum Runner, a few of the quintessential tiki drinks which made their debut at Polynesian and tropical motif bars in the 1930s.
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I thought I knew how to make the perfect burger. Now I know better.
Forum: Here's what gun violence looks like to a critical care doctor
The critical care team making rounds — my team for today — stops abruptly in front of the next patient room, and I hear my co-resident present the story: The 18-year-old patient suffered a gunshot wound to the face.
Litchfield High School Class of 2016 celebrates graduation
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Litchfield Bug In attracts collectors, fans to Harwinton Fairgrounds June 19
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Every once in a while, a company will do something really unexpected, like IBM's laying down the law in packaging last week. Yes, they showed off a chip, two actually, that does things no one else is even talking about doing.
If you look at the chips below, you will see, well, a really advanced packaging set-up. How advanced? Well, this is four CPU dies on an interposer, and not a small interposer at that. Each black spot is a 32nm multi-core die, and a very hot one too? How hot? Well, the chips below are the first Power 7+ parts spotted in the wild, so think really stinking hot.
Power 7+ package minus lid
To be specific, the two on the left are four P7+ dies on an interposer, and that is mounted to a ceramic package far left, organic to the right of that. On the right, there is an unnamed stacked die chip with and without lid. This means IBM can stack die directly, do a PoP on both ceramic and organic, and most importantly do it on a higher power part than anyone else will ever need. We won't mention reliability, if there was any question about that, IBM wouldn't put it on Power chips, those customers don't cherish their downtime. It's one of the few platforms deemed too reliable for Windows.
OK, so IBM is laying out the law on advanced packaging, and no one else has shown this type of tech, not to mention anything on this scale. Could it get any better? Sure it can. What if I told you that the interposer wasn't a passive part, but an active one with lots of embedded RAM. Need a few, oh, lets say tens of MB cache with a silly wide interface? See above. Also see your local IBM rep because no one else can do this.S|A
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After making big investments in almonds in the past few years, California farmers are seeing their efforts pay off with predictions their recent harvest will be a record 1.65 billion pounds or more.
Nine-year-old Isabella Martinez wore a smile matched only by the sparkling stars dancing in her eyes.
LATHROP – The battle between mobile taco trucks and brick-and-mortar restaurants in Lathrop continues.
LATHROP – Manteca is known as "The Family City."
Manteca's proposed expressway could end up being a major truck route.
It's been all about "thug control" in the taking back of a residential area near Crestwood Avenue and Cottonwood Drive just south of Lathrop Road over the last three years.
LATHROP – Nearly three years after Lathrop's first high school campus opened, city officials are taking initial steps to ensure students walking under the Interstate 5 bridges at Lathrop Road and Louise Avenue to and from school are safe.
It will be a party like no other. And it's shaping up to be arguably the biggest one in the Manteca Unified area, at least, for this school year.
RIPON – Pastor Mike Dillman of the Place of Refuge Church in Manteca also serves as the chairman of the "Not Forgotten" Welcome Home Heroes Foundation.
Cheryl Meeker, Manteca Unified's senior director of elementary education, led the kudos to Lincoln Elementary School teacher Tammy Dunbar and her students.
Color the envisioned 1,650 living unit at the proposed Trails of Manteca purple.
Kyle Wilcoxson has never been to Liberty Island.
Don't expect any Herculean effort to find a way to move traffic quicker through downtown Manteca.
RIPON – They served their community with dedication and distinction.
Manteca's first major apartment construction project in six years will break ground this spring.
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Karl Knutsen, the East Union High School JROTC instructor for the past 20 years, is stepping down on Oct. 31.
In the end, it really wouldn't have made a difference whether the Lathrop City Council voted to approve the Pilot/Flying J truck stop.
Kathy Howe - citing the need to step up communication between the school district and the community it serves - kicked off her election campaign for Manteca ...
Manteca is currently shipping FOG - the acronym for fat, oil and grease - from restaurants and such to a recycler in Oakland.
Little Mike won't panhandle you in front of your neighborhood 7-Eleven and then flip you off if you don't open your wallet.
STOCKTON – San Joaquin Ag Fest is right around the corner. And so is the San Joaquin County Fair returning after a two-year hiatus due to ...
When Dale Goncalves was a freshman in high school, a good friend of his had a dramatic life change that caught Dale's attention.
The days of camping on Manteca's streets and in public areas may be numbered.
Last year the Lathrop City Council approved a plan that will widen Lathrop Road from Harlan Road down to the Woodfield Estates entrance.
Manteca may hire and deploy two police community resource officers in a bid to help the homeless get back on their feet while at the ...
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Eighty-four seniors at Ripon Christian High received their diplomas last Friday.
The Manteca Convention & Visitors Bureau is probably going to close its doors.
Next week the Lathrop City Council will vote to decide on whether to approve the addition of a Flying J Truck Stop to the community.
Manteca's City Council needs to step up.
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The king of the anti-cat movement Gareth Morgan has been invited to visit Invercargill as the city wages war on an out-of-control cat house.
Invercargill Mayor Tim Shadbolt said it would be great to host Morgan to discuss cats, especially since council chief executive Richard King seemed to be his "understudy" these days.
"I would say they will be best mates from now on."
A city woman's property has 37 cats, which are upsetting neighbours.
Invercargill City Council chief executive Richard King sparked outrage and attracted an onslaught of national media on Tuesday after suggesting the neighbours get rid of some of the cats by trapping them in council-provided traps and disposing of them.
"We don't make inquiries about what has happened , as long as it is returned," King said.
The SPCA fielded dozens of calls from people appalled by his comments.
SPCA Southland operations manager Richard Hay said the phone had been ringing nonstop with people wanting to know how to help the woman.
Some had offered money to help build an enclosure on the woman's property, and expressed their disgust at King's comments, he said.
The council is beginning court action against the woman, who has failed to comply with a bylaw stating she can have only three cats on her property.
King's controversial comments mirrored the views of philanthropist Morgan, an anti-cat campaigner, Shadbolt said.
"The trouble is with Richard I think he used the wrong word - traps immediately conjures up bloody rough gin traps in the outback. The word he should have used was cage," Shadbolt said.
"Poor old Richard King, he tries to keep out of trouble and he uses one word - trap - instead of cage, and he goes through torture."
King had just returned from a Local Government New Zealand conference at the weekend, where it seemed he was inspired by Morgan, who was speaking about cats, the mayor said.
Shadbolt said he now hoped to get Morgan down to Invercargill to speak to the council and maybe suggest some ideas to control cats in the city.
"I think we just invite Gareth Morgan to do a regional tour. Richard would have no trouble in persuading him."
Morgan said he would pounce at the opportunity to visit Invercargill and meet the two leaders.
"I am happy to come. I would be willing to lend a hand, absolutely," he said.
Morgan set up a website last year called Cats To Go, which states "that little ball of fluff you own is a natural born killer".
However, Morgan said yesterday that he was more focused on eradicating stray cats and would like to see domesticated cats microchipped.
He was supportive of councils taking control of cats, like they did with dogs, but conceded the bylaw the Invercargill council had was not working.
Morgan said he was visiting the south next month and would be more than happy to speak to the council. Shadbolt said he thought King would be thrilled to see Morgan.
"We would be happy to host him, I am sure Richard will be delighted to see his second cousin."
King could not be reached for comment,
Meanwhile, Invercargill City Council environmental health manager John Youngson met lawyers yesterday who advised the council it could prosecute the cat-owning woman under the bylaw and the Health Act.
Youngson said he still hoped the council would not have to take the woman to court and it could be resolved in the next couple of days, but court action was already proceeding.
"The moment we passed the file over the clock started ticking."
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA--(Marketwired - July 22, 2014) - New offices and key players make their appearance as vArmour, a stealth security company designed to protect the new data defined perimeter for enterprises, continues its global expansion. Today, vArmour announced its new expanded offices in EMEA and APAC, along with the appointments of Keith Stewart, VP of Product, based in the U.S., Adam Winter, European sales director and Hideaki Harada, Japan GM. The expansion of vArmour's rapidly growing team with key data center and security leaders in sales and product, paired with a significant presence in the U.S., UK and Japan, enables vArmour to cement its global reach and deliver on its mission to help enterprises protect their most valuable asset: their data.
"Nearly 97 percent of all organizations have been breached*, as hackers relentlessly find new ways to break through the classic perimeter and gain access to critical enterprise data. Our expanded global presence will help enterprises across the world to visualize and defend against these attacks, immediately," said Tim Eades, vArmour CEO. "We're committed to hiring the top talent in the world, and I'm personally ecstatic to welcome Keith, Adam and Harada-San to the vArmour team, as they help us scale our product and sales capabilities to protect the next-generation data center."
Traditional security products were all developed in the pre-mobile, pre-cloud, pre-virtual world. vArmour is leading the next wave of solutions built from the ground up for today's dynamic data center. Keith, Adam and Harada-San will contribute their expertise to help lead vArmour's growth as it expands to continue to match its own success and meet its partners' needs at the global level. Particularly, they will lead the vanguard of sales and product departments at vArmour to accelerate its data center and security technology deployment across all regions. Just this week, vArmour was recognized as one of 2014's hottest emerging technology vendors by CRN.
Keith Stewart is now the VP of Products at the corporate headquarters in Mountain View, with over 12 years of experience in product management. He recently was the Senior Director of Product Management at Riverbed Technology and previously held the same position at Brocade, where he led the services products group through multiple sequential quarters of 50%+ growth and led the company's software-defined networking strategy. He also had an extensive run at Cisco where he was responsible for product management of Cisco's flagship security platforms.
Adam Winter, based out of vArmour's new London office, takes the role of Sales Director for Europe, Middle East and Africa. He brings over 17 years of experience of selling data center, networking, storage, computing and virtualization technologies and solutions across the region. Before joining vArmour, Adam was at VCE, where he was responsible for sales and business development of the service provider accounts across EMEA. He helped establish VCE as a leader in the converged infrastructure systems market in EMEA, taking the company from an unknown start-up to revenues in excess of $1.2 billion. Prior to VCE, Adam served on the sales leadership teams in a variety of roles at both Cisco and HP.
Hideaki Harada, based in Tokyo, has been named vArmour's Japan GM. Prior to vArmour, Harada-San experienced more than 14 years of success as Japan Country Manager for a variety of network security and data center focused companies, including NetScreen (acquired by Juniper), Infoblox, IronPort (acquired by Cisco) and Zscaler. Before joining vArmour, he was Country Manager for FireEye, where he built an unmatched team in Japan and expanded business from $0 to $15M bookings in two years.
Those interested in learning more about the newly defined data perimeter are invited to attend an upcoming webinar: The Next Frontier in Enterprise Information Security. The webinar, presented by vArmour, distinguished Gartner analyst Neil MacDonald and Stephen Sparkes, former CIO of Morgan Stanley, will take place on July 24. For more information, visit here.
vArmour is continuing to grow and is aggressively hiring at all levels. For those interested in learning more, visit vArmour.com.
*Source: FireEye
About vArmour
Based in Mountain View, Calif., vArmour is a stealth security company focused on securing the data-defined perimeter of enterprises. The company has raised $6 million in Series A funding led by Highland Capital Partners. Executives from NetScreen, Juniper Networks, Silver Tail Systems, Citrix, Riverbed and IBM lead the company, which will launch later in 2014. Learn more at www.varmour.com.
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LONDON (AFP) - Premier League Portsmouth sneaked into the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday after an own-goal in the third minute of stoppage time by Preston defender Darren Carter secured a 1-0 victory at Deepdale.
England goalkeeper David James had earlier kept Portsmouth in the Cup with two superb second-half saves, including one from a penalty.
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That looked like being the outcome for Pompey against Championship strugglers Preston until Carter put through his own goal as he tried to clear a corner which had appeared to be handled, albeit accidentally, by Portsmouth's Hermann Hreidarsson.
"The Cup's about winning, however you do it, whenever you do it, the last minute is fine for us," James said.
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On the hour mark, defender Sylvain Distin clipped Preston's Billy Jones inside the box and the home side had a penalty.
But James, guessing correctly, dived to his right to block Simon Whaley's spot-kick.
It was not the first time this season the in-form 37-year-old James had played a key role in a win for the south coast club, who last lifted the FA Cup way back in 1939.
"When they got the penalty, you were quietly confident he was going to save it, he's that good," said Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp. "You wouldn't want anybody else in the goal at that time but him.
"I thought whoever is taking this is going to be looking at David James knowing he's got a real job on their hands to beat him and that's how it turned out. He's fantastic."
Then Preston substitute Neil Mellor, like James a former Liverpool player, saw the England No 1 athletically save his well-struck curling shot.
Redknapp admitted his team had been fortunate to escape a replay against a Preston side that belied their league position.
"They didn't deserve to lose that game. If they played like that every week they wouldn't be in a relegation battle."
At Bramall Lane, Sheffield United striker James Beattie hit the outside of the post for the hosts just before half-time with a free-kick from the edge of the box.
Boro almost won the game in stoppage time when defender Emanuel Pogatetz's close-range header was blocked in what was Kevin Blackwell's first match as Sheffield United manager following his appointment as successor to Bryan Robson.
"We've got to believe in ourselves. There's a decent set of players here, it's a terrific stadium, a great crowd, there's plenty to build on," said Blackwell.
Sunday's results meant that four clubs from the Premier League (Middlesbrough, Chelsea, Manchester United and Portsmouth), four from the second-tier Championship (West Brom, Barnsley, Cardiff and Sheffield United) and one from third division League One (Bristol Rovers) would feature in Monday's quarter-final draw.
Barnsley made it through on Saturday courtesy of a dramatic 2-1 victory away to five-times European champions Liverpool, coming from behind at Anfield to score the winner with virtually the last kick of the game.
Holders Chelsea beat Huddersfield 3-1 while Manchester United, last season's beaten finalists, thrashed Premier League leaders Arsenal 4-0 at Old Trafford.
Bristol Rovers, the lowest-ranked club left in the draw, enjoyed a 1-0 win at home to Championship Southampton.
Cardiff reached the quarter-finals for the first time since they won the Cup in 1927, with a 2-0 victory against Wolves while, in Saturday's other all-Championship clash, West Brom overpowered Coventry 5-0.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2003
Kids from around Hood River, Mosier and across the river in Washington have been busy the past few weeks making containers for donations to the Columbia Center for the Arts, the facility at 3rd and Cascade streets that will one day house the Columbia Art Gallery and CAST Theater.
Students from many of the area's elementary schools have gotten into the act, turning old plastic bottles into colorful containers to be used in the "Change for the Arts" fundraiser. Middle school and high school students also will work on the project.
Change for the Arts is one of a series of fundraisers for the arts center, whose board is seeking to raise about $900,000 to purchase the former American Legion building and renovate it.
The Change for the Arts containers have been distributed to retailers in Hood River and the Upper Valley, as well as White Salmon. Customers who want to help contribute to the arts center can deposit spare change in the containers.
"We'd really like to have total community involvement," said project organizer Leslie Cogswell. By making the containers readily available where people shop, community members can easily contribute to the project.
The Change for the Arts containers will be out in the community for six months. The goal is to raise $50,000 — all in spare change.
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Following in the footsteps of inventive Hood River Valley High School music and drama productions, Hood River Middle School teens and teachers are simultaneously bringing to life a new musical and opening a new chapter at HRMS.
According to HRMS music teacher Rebecca Nederhiser, this is the first full-scale musical to be done at the middle school in anyone's recent memory, and may be the first ever.
In a partnership with Mark Steighner, mentor musical director from HRVHS, Nederhiser is undertaking her own first musical as a teacher and director.
To add to Nederhiser's creative inspiration, Steighner wrote the musical's script and lyrics and composed the original tunes for the show, entitled "Princess Slob."
"The message is truly about the power in being yourself and letting your own unique qualities shine," said Nederhiser. "The show is really geared to fit this age group and the issues they face.
"Set in a faraway kingdom, the story features a young tomboy princess named Ally who is sent to 'Lady Higgins' School for Girls.' There she is horrified to find snooty princesses obsessed with the idea of being 'perfectly perfect.' Luckily, Ally finds a friend and the two discover what being a princess really means," said Nederhiser.
It seems that in addition to the fun, singing, dancing and laughter, the audience may enjoy a few good life lessons in this family-friendly production.
"Kids, staff and parents have worked tirelessly on the show," said Nederhiser. "We are all very lucky to have the generosity of Mark Steighner because we couldn't have afforded to do a musical of this caliber without him creating one for us."
Twenty-six HRMS students will perform alongside four HRMS adult staff members. In addition, according to Nederhiser, many HRMS parents and volunteers contributed behind-the-scenes, including accompanist and music teacher Kathy Smith, costume coordinator Shawnie Emmons and Laura McAllister, who designed the set - making this a truly collaborative production.
Performances, which will last about an hour, will be offered four nights, Feb. 17, 18, 24 and 25, at 7 p.m., with matinees starting at 2 p.m. on both Saturdays. Adult tickets are $5 and youth are $3.
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Troian Bellisario still feels like a bit of an outsider in Hollywood — and maybe that's because she is one. She's never felt completely comfortable under the blinding lights of the Sunset Strip. Despite being born and raised in Los Angeles, and the daughter of successful producer parents, Bellisario hasn't yet found her place in the industry. For the "Pretty Little Liars" star, it's a wonderful freedom.
In many ways, Bellisario is at that critical point in her career. With the end of "Pretty Little Liars" in sight (though unconfirmed by the network, Bellisario remains candid about Season 7 being her last), there's an opportunity to forge her own trail, to become the actress, writer and creator she wants to be.
"I haven't quite found where I fit in the world of Hollywood, which is weird because I grew up here," Bellisario told MTV News. "Even when I was driving down the street looking at billboards — even when I was on a billboard for "Pretty Little Liars" — I never really felt like I fit in."
Those feelings of exclusion and her intimate insecurities have framed Bellisario's career from an early age. After graduating valedictorian of her class, she attended Vassar College for a couple of months before taking a break for her own mental health. Bellisario struggled with an eating disorder as a teenager, and her time at Vassar only her paralyzed her self-worth and intensified her need for perfection. "I would withhold food or withhold going out with my friends, based on how well I did that day in school," she said in the January 2014 issue of Seventeen magazine.
The young Angelino ultimately transferred to the University of Southern California after taking some time for herself. Shortly after earning her degree in fine arts, Bellisario planned to move to New York to pursue a career on the stage, but a chance audition in Hollywood changed her trajectory. She stumbled into television on a whim, booking the very first pilot she ever auditioned for: "Pretty Little Liars."
"When I was auditioning for Spencer, I thought there was no way that I was going to get it, that I was actually going to book this pilot," she said. "I didn't think I wanted to be on television. And then when they were like, 'No, actually, we want you as Spencer,' I was like, 'Alright. This is going to fall through. You're going to fire me.'"
They didn't. Instead, Bellisario landed the role of Spencer Hastings on ABC Family's new series "Pretty Little Liars," adapted from Sara Shepard's popular book series of the same name. The show became a ratings hit for the fledgling network, sparking social media trends and Tumblr chatter worldwide. Six and a half seasons later and "PLL" is a juggernaut; it's a machine. However, that doesn't mean Bellisario hasn't struggled with feeling out of place in Rosewood.
Whatever Bellisario thought about her place in the series, and whether she belonged there or not, it wasn't stopping or slowing down for her to find out.
"In several ways, whenever I felt like I was out of place or confused, and I would talk to the writers about it, suddenly, they would give me 'Spencer Goes To Radley in the Third Season,'" she said. "That stemmed from me going into the writers' room, and saying, 'I don't know how to play this character without her going insane. She's been through too much.' And they were like, 'OK, great. You're going to Radley next season.'"
As one of the four main leads on "Pretty Little Liars," Bellisario spends nine months of the year filming on the Warner Brothers lot. In between 12-hour days and delirious night shoots, the 30-year-old actress expels her energy on independent projects. Whether it's starring as Juliet in a queer adaptation of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" or playing a female soldier reeling in the aftermath of a violent sexual assault, Bellisario tends to embody characters who are layered and nuanced. Her latest onscreen role is no different.
As Lucie, a victim of abuse in Kevin and Michael Goetz's horror film "Martyrs," Bellisario portrays her most demanding, both physically and mentally, character yet. A remake of French director Pascal Laugier's extreme 2008 horror film of the same name, Bellisario signed on to the controversial project because of its central heroines — not for its sickening, genre-defining subject matter.
"Even though 'Pretty Little Liars' skews a little bit horror, I feel like everybody should do their one horror film, at least once," she said, noting that she was "raised" on a steady diet of extreme horror films. "It's kind of like a rite of passage. But the cool thing about this horror film was that there's no sex, there's no sexualization, it's purely about two girls and their love for one another as friends — and also, their power and their will to survive."
"I had never seen a character like Lucie, one who from the very beginning you think she's the villain and then by the end, you realize that it's completely different," she added. "So for me, I was just so blown away by the character of Lucie and the relationship between her and Anna."
This film, unlike its disturbing predecessor, isn't based on the grounds of nihilism, a common thread throughout the horror genre. In fact, the "PLL" star said she was "too scared" to watch the original film. "I just lived that, and I wasn't sure if I could go back into that world and watch it." Instead, Lucie's story is one of strength, determination and the unflinching will to survive.
"When I sat down with the directors, I was like, 'I'm a little bit scared because I've never done a film like this,'" Bellisario said. "I know a lot of people say, 'Why do we need more gore and violence in our world? There's so many awful things happening when you turn on the news. Why do you want to do this?' And, you know, what they both said to me was, 'We're both fathers, and we both have daughters, and horror is a genre that is incredibly successful and people are going to make horror films, but what we like about this film is that it really celebrates the strength and the power of this friendship between two women.' And these are two incredibly strong female characters. That, to me, was something completely different than what I had heard about the genre, which was, More blood! More blood! Slash! Gore!"
"It's one thing to say a demon is never going to chase me around and rip off my head after I just had sex with my boyfriend — that's what happens in a movie sometimes — but what happens to Lucie, who was brutalized from a very young age in the name of religion, is very real," she added. "I couldn't get it out of my head, whether I agreed with its depiction or not."
Bellisario filmed "Martyrs" on nights and weekends in between shoots on "Pretty Little Liars." Up until this point in her career, the show's nine-month filming schedule has dictated the kinds of projects available to her.
"There was a week straight where I would shoot all night on 'Martyrs' and then go straight to 'Pretty Little Liars,'" she said. "For me, the only way that I'm going to wrap my head around doing that, because you're not eating or sleeping or talking to anybody for a month, you have to believe and love the character that you're playing. I wouldn't say yes to doing that for a character that I thought was reduced or thin because that's exhausting. It would have to be somebody that I was really hungry to play."
However, with "Pretty Little Liars" nearing the end of its run, Bellisario has begun to think of life, and career, after Spencer Hastings — and the thought has been equal parts creatively thrilling and absolutely terrifying.
"I am so excited to see what's in store for me, and then at the same time, I know that I'm going to be freshly out of my 20s, and for the first time in my life, since I left college, unemployed," Bellisario said. "I don't know what's going to happen when I don't have the show to go back to, but at the same time, I feel so excited because it's a very rare opportunity that I've had, to be a young actor who's been asked to turn up to set, often multiple sets, every single day since I've left my training. And that is an insane secondary level of education at the school of life. So I'm very excited and also very nervous to see what's going to happen next year."
Of course, Bellisario isn't just pursuing a career in front of the screen. She wants to do it all — act, write, produce and even, one day, direct. She recently financed her first feature screenplay, a project seven years in the making. The indie film, titled "Feed," stars Bellisario and "Harry Potter" alum Tom Felton as 18-year-old twins Olivia and Matthew Grey, who were "born into a world of privilege and high expectations."
"I'm nervous," Bellisario said. "I want to make so many other movies. For the rest of my life, I want to continue to write and act in and maybe one day direct. But I want to continue to create in this medium. It's a really nerve-wracking thing to step out with your first feature because if it doesn't go over well, you have the task of picking yourself up and saying, 'Am I going to continue, even if this wasn't as successful as I hoped it would be?'"
"And then if it does go well, then it's like, now I have to figure out how to keep doing this thing."
For Bellisario, bringing "Feed" to life was an "insane struggle." Given her limited amount of time between shooting "PLL," Bellisario fought to get her film financed. Though, she often found herself not being taken seriously by studios and financiers. "Because I'm a name in television, studios or financiers don't trust you with a feature," she said. "I'm not a proven feature actor, nor am I a proven feature writer. This is my first script. It's my first leading role in a feature film."
So, after years of telling herself, "If I don't make 'Feed' next year, I'm never going to make it," Bellisario had finally accepted that she was never going to make her first feature. That is, until a friend stepped in to give her a much-needed boost of confidence.
"I just really fully accepted that I was never going to make this movie. I was like, 'Maybe, if I want to, when I'm like 40, I'll direct it.' I completely gave up on making this film. But it took my best friend and collaborator, and trusted director of 10 years [Tommy Bertelsen]. took it from me. He said, 'As long as you show up to these meetings, and you support me in what I'm saying, we're going to do this.' He didn't really give me an option. I was completely blown away that he took my dream, when I had completely given up on it, and made it his dream and then we made it our dream — and them we made it a reality."
"I hope, now, when I have my next feature, if 'Feed' does well, then studios have a little bit more faith in me and people will want to come onboard," she added. "So things will be easier for me there."
Until then, Bellisario will happily continue to find herself within the artifice of Hollywood, while redefining her own measurements of success. She doesn't need to see her name up in lights to know that she's made it — and most importantly, made something authentic.
"I think that's the reason that I choose these roles that are complicated or complex," she said. "I don't know what I am yet as a person. I don't know where I fit in, which is kind of this wonderful freedom."


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Poncho, a weather service that gives subscribers fun, actionable advice about the weather each day instead of a list of temperatures, just launched in Boston.
The idea behind the startup is that people don't need an unlimited amount of weather data: They really just need simple, friendly advice that can guide their daily decisions. Should you wear a scarf? Will it be wam enough for shorts?
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How many subscribers does Poncho NYC have right now?
We recently passed 16K subscribers in New York City. Both the consistent organic growth and high engagement led us to start thinking of expanding beyond NYC. The unique open rate of our email stays at almost 50% every day, which is pretty RAD in an age where everyone complains about being overwhelmed by emails today. :)
Why did you choose for your second location?
Boston is close-by and has similar weather patterns as New York. It's easy for us to bring what we have learned in New York to Boston.
We also spent part of February and all of March testing Poncho's voice and writing style in a few major cities (Boston, Austin, Seattle, Chicago, San Francisco, etc). Boston was one of the cities that gave us the most helpful feedback.
New York and San Francisco also both always get all the love from startups. People kind of expected us to go to SF next. I guess we're breaking the pattern this time.
Anything that Poncho will be doing differently in Beantown versus NYC?
We will start by offering weather forecasts and pollen forecast only (no commute options at this moment). We also have a separate twitter handle (@poncho_boston). Everything else is pretty much same.
What new features have you added since we checked in with you last fall?
We have made lots of improvements to the system. You may also have seen the collaboration that we are doing with Duane Reade: Poncho displays a $4 off coupon for allergy meds when there are high pollen counts on that day.
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Our main focus right now is working on the key technology that will help Poncho go national at a fast speed and in low cost. The technology checks the weather of 43000+ locations in the US (there are a little more than 43,000 zip codes in US) and group those locations together based on weather patterns. That will significantly reduce the number of forecast messages that our editors will need to write everyday. There is lots of math and optimization involved in figuring that tech out!
We are also redesigning the whole site. We're planning to roll out both the redesign and the new technology in early May. Stay tuned!
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