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Alas, the 2013 Sundance Film Festival has begun, and it will be entertaining thousands of guests from all over the world this week. Independent films, art galleries, delicious food, celebrities—these are only a few reasons why so many people enjoy this annual event. The social atmosphere is one-of-a-kind and everyone, including you, should attend. However, one thing that may make anyone question whether or not to go is stressing over parking and transportation.
Below you will find a list of theaters and parking locations that will help you enjoy your time Sundancing.
Park City - Parking Locations
Parking is very limited in Park City (especially during the Sundance Film Festival) and illegal parking results in immediate towing. It's highly suggested that you leave your vehicle at your designated lodging area, or any of the parking locations listed below.
Note: FREE Festival shuttles run frequently throughout Park City, and you can check the routes by clicking here.
The YARD: 1950 Homestake Rd., Park City, UT
Park and Ride; Cost: $15 cash fee per entry
The YARD provides guests easy access to various venues, including the Temple Theatre, Eccles Theatre, Sundance Headquarters, The MARC, and Prospector. It is also a short walk to Holiday Village and The Yarrow. The free festival shuttle has a stop at this location.
The China Bridge Parking Structure: 420 Swede Alley, Park City, UT
Park and Walk; Cost: Cash fee (may vary)
The China Bridge is conveniently located two blocks from Main Street—a quick walk to the Egyptian Theatre and Sundance House. This facility is known to reach capacity often, so you may have to stalk someone leaving to find a space.
Monitor Drive Parking Lot: 2215 Monitor Dr., Park City, UT
Park, Walk, and Ride; Cost: Free (limited parking available)
Monitor Drive Parking provides limited free parking Monday–Friday, 3 p.m. to Midnight and all day Saturday. Guests are within walking distance to Eccles Theatre and a short ride to The MARC.
Lots F/G: (F) 1931 Prospector Ave. (G) 1829 Prospector Ave.
Park, Walk and Ride; Cost: Cash fee per entry (may vary). Limited parking. A short walk to Headquarters and Prospector, and a short shuttle ride to Eccles and The MARC.
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Rose Wagner Theatre: 138 West 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT
Metered parking is available around the Rose Wagner Center, and across the street. Cash fee per entry.
Broadway Theatre: 111 East Broadway, Salt Lake City, UT
On 300 South you will find a parking garage next to the theater. Parking is on levels four through eight. Pay for parking at a discounted rate.
Tower Theatre: 876 East 900 South, Salt Lake City, UT
Street parking is available in front of the Tower Theatre or on surrounding streets.
Salt Lake Library Theatre: 210 East 400 South, Salt Lake City, UT
Underground parking is accessed from eastbound 400 South between 200 and 300 East. First half-hour is free, and $1.50 per half-hour after that.
Ogden - Theaters and Parking
Peery's Egyptian Theater: 2415 Washington Blvd., Ogden, UT
Parking is located half a block east from the theatre, at 2424 Kiesel Ave. Street parking is also available, and is free after 6 p.m.
Parking and transportation can be a headache, if you are new to the area, or attending the festival for the first time. The Sundance Film Festival is meant to be enjoyed thoroughly, and for this purpose they provide multiple tips on how to get around without worrying about your car, towing costs, getting lost, etc.
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What was supposed to be a routine meeting over changing some Bay Town Trolley routes turned into a heated discussion. It led to some questioning the future of the the Bay County Transportation Planning Organization's overseeing the trolley system.
The controversy escalated as the TPO was discussing changes to several trolley routes.
While the Bay Town Trolley is the county's only public transportation system, critics say it inconveniences the public. They say increases in ridership has led to an increase in traffic congestion. To alleviate some of the congestion, the TPO board reduced routes two, three, and five, moving some stops away from major intersections and into more residential areas.
But that wasn't the solution for route one, which serves Lynn Haven. Some residents were opposed to the changes, particularly involving Hwy 77 and Pennsylvania Avenue.
"You have walkers, you have joggers, it's just an unsafe situation to keep the trolley on the residential streets, it needs to stay on (Highway) 77" said one concerned resident.
Lynn Haven Mayor Walter Kelley was not convinced that was the answer."We do not need to put that trolley back on Highway 77 because we're getting too many complaints, it's stopping and starting during rush hour and I think it's in the most safe place we can have it right now".
At one point Bay County Commissioner Mike Thomas criticized the Northwest Florida Regional Planning Council Management of the trolley service and asked the board to move it to another agency's supervision.
"We should get some facts and figures, find out exactly what the North West Florida Planning Council does for us, what it cost us over the last year or two, and then we would be better prepared to make a decision like that." says Guy Tunnel.
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Coverage is key Anything slinky or strappy would youth-anize this trend. The top, skirt and slingback are all substantial in style.
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LOS ANGELES - Arizona State University track and field senior Keia Pinnick earned her first-ever Pac-12 Championship on Sunday, winning the heptathlon competition at the Pac-12 Multis in Los Angeles.
Pinnick scored a new career-best of 5,801 points, which was just slightly better than her previous career high as she won two events on the final day of competition at Cromwell Field at Loker Stadium.
The senior finished nearly 200 points ahead of runner-up Tatum Souza of UCLA (5,624 points) as she won the first individual outdoor conference honor of her career.
With the victory, Pinnick became the third Sun Devil to win the conference heptathlon championships in the past decade, giving ASU five titles in the event since 2004 (Jacquelyn Johnson had three while Samantha Henderson earned the other one).
Pinnick opened Sunday with a winning mark of 5.92m (19-05.25) in the long jump to space out her lead over Souza.
That performance set Pinnick up to absolutely demolish her previous career best in the javelin throw by over two meters with a mark of 38.73m (127-01) that was far better than her previous career-high of 36.19m (118-09) set earlier this year.
The throw was good for fourth-place in the event and essentially allowed Pinnick to cruise in the 800-meter run, where she held of Colorado's Brianne Beemer to win in 2:15.06 to seal the deal and lock up with conference title.
Pinnick won five events on the weekend and earned 10 points towards the ASU women's team score as the team prepares for the remainder of the competition set to take place in Los Angeles beginning Saturday, May 11 with the full range of events at the Pac-12 Championships.
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A former Portuguese colony west of Hong Kong, Macau is a city of contrasts. It has giant casinos juxtaposed with Chinese temples, and its historical old town is a World Heritage site
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You see the sign long before you reach the harbor entrance. It shimmers through the early-morning mist shrouding the city. The word "SANDS" stands out in giant, blood-red neon letters above the Chinese characters for "Golden Sand,"
spelling out for many an enticing promise of gaming and glitter, of triumph and luck at the world's biggest casino.
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The closer the hydrofoil draws, the more certain it seems that the city must be a mirage. A volcano looms in front of the golden casino, and to one side, you glimpse a Tang Dynasty stronghold.
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Historic Senate Square & the Cotai Strip gambling hotspot
The Venetian Macau Resort Hotel:
It has 3,000 suites, 350 boutiques, streets that look straight out of Venice, plus 30 bars, cafes and restaurants. A vacation at The Venetian Macau may include some bizarre experiences.
The Venetian Macau Resort Hotel: Cotai Strip, Tel.: +853/28 82 88 88, www.venetianmacau.com
Largo do Senado:
The historical Largo do Senado (Senate Square) is flanked on all sides by magnificent palaces. Unlike the replicated Venetian architecture of the Venetian resort, these buildings really are several hundred years old - and now listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Four Seasons Hotel Macau:
Modeled on the Las Vegas strip, Cotai Strip is being turned into a gigantic amusement district. The Venetian opened here first, followed in 2008 by the luxurious Four Seasons.
Four Seasons Hotel Macau: Cotai Strip, Estrada da Baía de N. Senhora da Esperança, S/N, Tel.: +853/28 81 88 88, www.fourseasons.com/macau
Fun, relaxation and gaming: Macau's recreational offerings
Mandarin Oriental Grand Lapa Macau:
Beautiful spa, large outdoor pool with a garden, gym. This luxury hotel offers guests all the amenities of a holiday resort on 15 000 square meters.
Mandarin Oriental Grand Lapa Macau: 956-1110 Avenida da Amizade, Tel.: +853/28 56 78 88, www.mandarinoriental.com/
Hotel Casino Lisboa:
Built in the late 1960s/early 1970s, the Lisboa has now acquired a certain patina and is one of the oldest casinos in town. The Grand Lisboa, an opulent extension to the original, opened in 2007.
Hotel Casino Lisboa: 2-4 Avenida de Lisboa, Tel.: +853/28 88 38 88, www.hotellisboa.com
Macau Tower:
A 338-meter tower on which to climb around and jump from (always secured by a rope). Less adventurous types might opt for a meal at one of the six restaurants in the Macau Tower, where the view is magnificent - and comes without an added adrenaline boost.
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Rebuilding Upper and Lower Wacker Drive in Chicago, workers place high-performance concrete on a 2,800-square-foot upper deck placement. The white plastic ducts house post-tensioning cables. Specifications call for a 100-year service life. Photos: Joe Nasvik
A worker sets up the form superstructure.
A worker puts the finishing touches on a beam form. Notice the close truss spacing for the deck spanning a traffic lane below.
Testing and quality control are seen as vital to the project's success. Flood Testing Laboratories represented McHugh Construction, making sure ready-mix trucks met specifications before unloading.
The top 2 inches of the deck is latex-modified concrete to provide an impermeable surface that resists chloride. This layer is intended to be sacrificial and will be replaced as needed.
The high-performance concrete used on this project included silica fume. Because slight amounts of water loss in silica-fume concrete results in cracking, curing blankets were placed and saturated shortly after the concrete was placed.
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OWNER: CHICAGO DOTDOT FUNDING: Federal Highway Administration and Illinois DOTArchitect: Site Design Group, ChicagoENGINEER OF RECORD: ALFRED BENESCH, CHICAGOGENERAL CONTRACTOR: James McHugh Construction, ChicagoREADY-MIX PRODUCER: Ozinga Ready-Mix Concrete, ChicagoPOST-TENSION REINFORCEMENT SUPPLIER: Dywidag Systems International, Bolingbrook, Ill.LATEX-MODIFIED CONCRETE CONTRACTOR: Henry Frerk, ChicagoTESTING: FLOOD TESTING LABORATORIES, CHICAGO
Running along the Chicago River as it curves south toward St. Louis, Chicago's dual-level Wacker Drive is used by 300,000 vehicles and pedestrians every day. The top level is for local traffic; the bottom level for through-traffic and trucks servicing buildings along the street. Originally built in 1926, the east-west portion was demolished and rebuilt in 2002 and 2003. Many of that project's specifications carried over to reconstruction of the north-south portion, which began in the fall of 2010 and continues today. These include:
Brett Szabo, senior project manager for McHugh Construction of Chicago, says there were additional challenges:
Funding for the $54 million project is shared between the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the Illinois DOT (IDOT ), and the Chicago DOT (CDOT).
A total of 15 segments — separate 200 x140-foot concrete placements — are planned to complete the construction in mid-2012. As the project progresses, each segment is completed and turned over for public use.
The overall length is 2,900 feet over seven intersections. This construction used 55,000 cubic yards of high-performance concrete , 2½ million feet of post-tensioning (PT) strand, and almost 7 million pounds of epoxy-coated reinforcing steel bars (all rebar on the project is epoxy-coated).
In 1909, Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett produced a long-range plan for the development of the City of Chicago that included Wacker Drive: a two-level street alongside the Chicago River circling two-thirds of the downtown Loop. Construction on the east-west portion of the street didn't begin until 1924; the north-south section wasn't built until the 1950s.
For the initial two-year project completed in 1926, workers installed 598 caissons to a depth of 95 feet below the surface to support the 5,700-foot length of the upper deck. More than 1 million pounds of reinforcing steel and 116,000 cubic yards of concrete were used for the columns and deck with a thickness as great as 3 feet.
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Lipscomb (2-7-1, 0-2 A-Sun) heads into the contest dropping its opening two A-Sun matches. The Bisons dropped a 1-0 decision to
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CHARLOTTE | Helen Spruill Brinkley, 85, a former resident of Chestnut Street, died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013, at Southminster Retirement Community in Charlotte.
A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church by the Revs. Kelly Groce and Dr. Lee Dukes. Inurnment will be in the First United Methodist Church Columbarium.
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Fuchsia Flair (page 2 of 3)
by Joseph F. Williamson
Care During the Flowering Season
Throughout the five- to six-month blooming season, care for fuchsia plants intensively, and if the growing conditions are right, they'll repay you with abundant blooms.
- Keep plants in a fairly shaded place (full shade for half the day or dappled shade all day).
- Water daily if it's hot, every other day if it's not. The watering should moisten the roots as well as mist the environment.
- Feed with a complete fertilizer every two to four weeks, or as frequently as the fertilizer label indicates.
- Pinch off stem tips regularly to force side branching and keep the plant dense and bushy. After flowers fall, they usually leave fat reddish or brownish berries. Pick those regularly to encourage continuing bloom, but leave them on the plant if you'd like to sow fuchsia seeds (see next section).
- Pests are usually not much of a problem. Nevertheless, keep an eye out for fuchsia gall mites, fuchsia rust (Pucciniastrum epilobii), whiteflies, and aphids. Spray with pesticide as needed. Overhead sprinkling can discourage pests.
How to Multiply Fuchsias
When fuchsia plants are growing well and you want more, they're easy to propagate. The most common method is to take tip cuttings (do it in October in mild climates, in late August in cold-winter climates). Cut off stem tips with four or five pairs of leaves, removing the bottom two pairs. Bury the stripped part in a mix of sand and peat moss. Put cuttings in light shade, and keep the growing medium damp.
In about six weeks, when roots have developed, move the cuttings into small pots. Pinch tips as they grow. Keep them in a freeze-protected place over the winter. Plant out the next year when danger of frost has passed.
The more difficult and more adventurous route (you get your own new varieties) is to sow seeds. Pick the ripe fruits that form at the bases of the fallen flowers. Cut them open, pick out the larger seeds, and sow them on the surface of a propagation mix. Then, follow instructions in any book on seed propagation of shrubs and trees. Collect seeds in the fall. Sow and grow in a heated greenhouse or just keep the seeds in a protected, not-too-dry place over the winter. Sow them in March (in California) or April (elsewhere) on a regular seed-starting mixture. You'll probably get vegetative growth (leaves and stems) the first year and flowering the second year.
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If you keep a fuchsia over the winter, you should cut it back pretty hard in late winter or early spring. First, cut out all dead, broken, or weak growth. Then remove about as much growth on the remaining branches as formed the previous year. Cut back far enough to leave two or three pairs of buds on each branch base. (Fuchsia leaf stems and accompanying bud pairs always form in pairs.)


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The lovely ladies of The Fashionistas—Heidi Dillon, Janet Fresquez, Shona C. Gilbert, Gina Ginsburg and Susan Mikkelsen Pielsticker—paired up with event chair Don Gaiser and Boardwalk Auto Group to host a runway extravaganza featuring Geoffrey Henning. Local fashion lovers such as Janet Elaine Fresquez, Yasmina Johnston, LeeAnne Locken, Jacqueline Padilla, blogger Cynthia Smoot, Hamilton A. Sneed, Cathy Terrell Williamson and more were on hand in their stylish best to take a peek at Henning's latest. And from the looks of it, everything from the flowy, neon dresses to the on-point, ladylike peplums were a hit.


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Early Wednesday morning, a woman was beaten and had her wallet stolen while she was in the driveway of her home.
At 4:30 a.m. Stuttgart Police Department Ptl. Kenneth Williams was dispatched to the 1200 block of East Harrison and found a red purse laying in the driveway next to the woman's vehicle.
"(The victim) stated she was getting into her car when an unknown black male … came out of nowhere and struck her on the back of head and neck area and snatched her purse," Williams wrote in his report that was released Thursday. "The suspect broke the strap and dropped the purse and grabbed her wallet and ran south toward East Cleveland Street between her house and her neighbor's."
The suspect is described as a black male 5-feet, 9-inches tall and, at the time, was wearing a possibly grey hoodie, khaki colored pants and a black shirt with a hood.
The victim said she was not struck very hard, but enough that she was sore from the incident. The 32-year-old Stuttgart woman did not want the officer to call for paramedics, but did advise the officer she would see a doctor.
The suspect made off with her red nylon wallet with a Gucci symbol engraved in it. The wallet contained her debit card, social security card, insurance card, driver's license and $138 in cash, with approximately $3 in loose change. Williams advised the woman to contact her bank to prevent the suspect from using the card and also check all transactions.
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Have a happy weekend everyone!! :)
For once I'm ahead of the curve...lol! I painted one of my walls in my dining room/living room orange and it goes great with all of my aqua. I love orange!!
Orange and blue are my favorite colors. They just look so fabulously together. Great post!
That's so funny, I'm in the process of buying a house with that color painted in the kitchen and livingroom. I love the color, but prefer it in little bursts. Like a feature wall or pillows. I do love it with Turquoise too, such a pretty combo!
Nice color combination. Its design is very appealing, fresh, chic and fascinating! Great post, check out also 3D Rendering
Erin- what great pics showcasing this color!! I fist fell in love with this color when JCrew brought it out early this fall in their sweaters, cardigans and silk tops! unfortunately the color looks awful on me- but it wont stop me from dressing my house in it! :-)
I am sooo impressed that you were able to pull together such a comprehensive post in such a short period of time. Bravo Blogger!
Such a chic compliment to Turquoise! I really like this color as a accent... it has such a great pop.
I've lived with this combo - my mother did her living room in it, back in 1972 (honest! turquoise shag rug, aqua sofa, tangerine occasional chairs).... it was beautiful but VERY strong - what tied it all together and kept it from going ka-blooey was the Asian-inspired fabric, similar to the current Schumacher. I think I'm more partial to the tangerine when it's an accent color in a busier turquoise pattern.
Erin you are a master at what you do...thanks for giving us all such fabulous eye candy this year....look forward to another year of total pleasure with each of your posts....don't know what I'd do with my daily "fix" Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
That color is gorgeous...especially paired with turquoise!
Happy friday!
Orange is my favorite color to use as a pop is a plain room. It's a color that is fun and yet classic! Great post!
Approve 110%. Like you, it's a favorite of mine and I do use it in decor. Just looking at that little swatch makes me happy. And, in fact, I wore a theory dress last night in just that color to a holiday party. So fun!
Turquoise and orange - my favorite color combination. It is so vibrant and energetic. You did a beautiful job of pulling together all these photos for us Erin. Since I've had to give up coffee, I really do start my day with you.
everything but the orange wall, ceiling and beams. day in and day out, it would be too much orange for me. everything else is fine.
I've been into Tangerine/Orange a long time. I'm glad it's getting the attention it deserves. I love these photos that are inspiring me to use more turquoise.
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I love the orange with the turquoise. What great images!
Oh wow! I always love the tangerine and turquoise combo!! Awesome and so visually appealling!
Have a great weekend!
Hope you stop by and check out my Friday post!
I have a question. Is Pantone brand Paint similar to Chalk paint? I want to paint a corner hutch, but am dreading prepping it. I saw that Pantone states their paints are self priming and self sealing. ????
Excellent! And it goes so well with our beloved Turquoise!!!!
I live the bright colors that have been Color of the Year for the past three years. I'll be so sad when things take a shift to more muted tones.
I'm ahead of the game yay!!! I have these both in my living room. Actually this has ALWAYS been my favourite Colour combination....thanks Pantone!
Loved that fireplace and those bottles!!!
I love tangerine! :D And any furniture with this color will suit a beige or a white wall. :D
This color would look fabulous in a children's playroom! love!
Loved the blue & white stripped walls with the elephant console table.. just FAB dahhling!
Love this roundup Erin! Thanks for sharing some beautiful and of the moment interiors. I have linked back to you on my blog at www.thesimplyfabulous.blogspot.com. Come on by!
ohmygosh!!! i LOVE tangerine with turquoise...people thought i was nuts when i started incorporating it in with the blues/whites/greens in my house, but it makes me feel happy. thanks for sharing...your blog rocks my turquoise loving world! :) happy holidays!
It is the burnt orange of the University of Texas. It has always looked great with blue.
Hi, Erin! I have tried to e-mail you a few times but it keeps getting returned to me I LOVE your blog and would really like to ask you a few questions about networking and such! I am available at:(http://anaproposbeginning.blogspot.com/
Thanks so much!
PS..was drawn to contact you because our maiden names are the same: Erin Olson!!!!
Erin Sullivan!
Great combo! I've been a big fan of orange for years..I did the last Princeton Jr. League Designer House room assignment (bedroom) in Sherwin williams Yam.
I love the combination and every example given. So nice.
I'll definitely consider Tangerine Tango. Nice.
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I don't think I've ever left a comment before, but I am a loyal reader and absolutely love your blog. Turquoise has been my favorite color since high school and I'm just jealous I didn't think of doing a blog like this FIRST! :) I love this house... the turquoise and red/orange are just gorgeous.
I love the orange with turquoise, I feel like turquoise looks great with almost any color but it's such an interesting color combination
Love that color combo ~ so fresh!!
I love the tangerine color and am excited to see how it will be used in the design world. Enjoyed your post-
Love the color combo...The Lonny photo of the lacquered orange walls is fantastic.
Omigosh, once again I'm ahead of the game. lol I painted that color in my sons room 4 years ago. He wanted orange, we came up with this red/orange combo on the walls, white trim and black and silver accessories. But now he's living on his own and I use the room for guests/grandkids. I've been asked if I was going to 'repaint' since he's moved out. But everytime I go in or pass his room I get a big smile...its such a happy color! The walls are freshly washed and the paint job still looks great. Since I'm a turquoise junkie, I'm thinking...would love to find those pillows are something like them to bring in some turquoise and yellow and replace the black accessories. This is so sharp!
Oh, while I agree it looks great as 'pops of color' let me assure you that having a good sized room (12x15) with this color on all 4 walls is not overwhelming and I tend to go for more muted palettes on the walls. I have to say my sons red/orange bedroom is one of my favorite rooms in the house; I even had my office in there for awhile. It may be hard to imagine, but it even looks elegant, not just playroom-like. Maybe sophisticated is a better word. It's fun and fancy!
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"People Standing on Wings" is probably one of the more obscure genres of aviation photography found in the Museum's Archives Division files. Originally, men and women stood on aircraft wings to demonstrate the strength of the wing and struts, as in this 1919 photograph of a Fokker D.VIII fighter, taken at the Fokker factory in Amsterdam (designer Tony Fokker, 1890-1939, stands to the right of the aircraft)…
… And in this shot of the advanced Dayton-Wright RB Racer, built as a contender for the 1920 Gordon Bennett air race. Despite the obvious strength of its cantilver wing, the RB had to withdraw from the race, after suffering a broken rudder cable.
But something glitzier than mere structural integrity was on the mind of the photographer of the Aeromarine 75 flying boat "Buckeye" of Aeromarine Airways, c.1921.
Some sort of record must have been set with this photograph of twenty-nine ladies on a Luscombe 8C Silvaire Deluxe from around 1940.
The apotheosis of the genre was probably achieved with this 1939 photograph of the huge one of a kind Boeing B-15, festooned with Aquabelles and Air Corps personnel at the New York World's Fair, 1939. The Aquabelles were synchronized swimmers who performed at the World's Fair at Billy Rose's famous Aquacade. Nowadays, one could certainly crowd more people on an Airbus A380, but how could it possibly compete with a B-15 wing full of Aquabelles?
Photograph by Dane Penland
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The good old days really were better!
Great shots, the old and the new.
Any chance of a shot of an A380 with a wing full of Aquabelles
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What a fun post! the old and the new.
Great shots, the old and the new
I think it is amazing when you view the last century and our progression in aviation. Honestly the pioneers of there day had a lot of Guts and were very brave to even attempt to fly in those prototypes. We don't realize how lucky we have it these days compared to only a century ago. It's staggering to compare and view the differences


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ZF-8828: Revise StripTags with ISO-8859-1 characters
On release 20145 ( 2010-01-08 ) the comments are always striped with the follow sintax:
$valueCopy = preg_replace('#
Comments are always stripped because they are potential unsecure.
To prevent code injection these are no longer allowed with the actual releases and will not be implemented again.
Thomas -- the problem is that non-commented strings are being stripped. I suspect this is due to using the "u" unicode flag on the regex, which isn't really needed in this particular case.
Please test the above patch (use "patch -p1 < strip_tags.patch" from your root directory), and let me know if it resolves the issue. I also need to run it by others on our security team.
The patch works great.
Matthew: I don't think that this is the real problem. I think that in Stephans environment unicode support is disabled. Because ISO-8859-1 characters are a sub-table of unicode but not reverse.
This means that we need to select between two cases: 1. Unicode enabled and 2. Unicode disabled
We need to seperate this stripping logic within 2 calls. One for unicode and one for non-unicode.
See the Alnum filter for details about what I mean.
Tried with Alnum unicode test:
(@preg_match('/\pL/u', 'a')) ? true : false;
Windows Server w/ Apache 2.2 + PHP5.2.11: true FreeBSD w/ Apache 2.2 + PHP5.2.11: true
Interesting because I am myself on Windows but with unicode and have no problems on ISO encoded chars.
Therefor I thought that you may have disabled unicode in your environment.
At last I was able to reproduce this behaviour. Thanks for the patch.
Fixed with r20315
Thomas, please revert the patch. I'm waiting for feedback from Paddy, who reported the original security vulnerability; I don't want to re-introduce a security issue.
Thomas -- can you attach the patch you applied to this issue, and then revert it from the repository so we can review, please? Thanks!
Patch attached
Reverted the changes from branch to previous buggy behaviour
Matthew, Paddy, as a sidenote; How about unittesting for the security testing, so s/o else won't reintroduce the issue?
Within the patch I deleted from branch and added here as attachment are unittests contained
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Q Why did you go country with Some Lessons Learned?
A Country music is something I always wanted to do, but I didn't know if people would let me. This is a risk, but it doesn't feel risky on a musical level, because it's what I grew up singing.
Q What inspired your homage "What Would Dolly Do?"
A Dolly Parton has been such an influence on me musically, and her personality is so great. I thought, "WW Double D," which is perfect. My producer said, "Let's view this whole album [about lessons learned] as 'What would Dolly do?' She wouldn't be crying in her soup." There are songs about lost love and sacrifice, but the album is hopeful. I love Taylor Swift, but I'm not 20. I have been through it, and getting to sing this great material means getting to really feel it, because I've actually lived it.
Q What was it like performing for the Obamas and the queen in London?
A I felt like, I'm from Oklahoma; what am I doing here? The Obamas are very real, and it was so refreshing to be around them. The queen was lovely. I kept staring at her skin and thinking, I wonder what she uses on her face?
Q Will you be doing more musical theater?
A I just did a workshop of a new musical called Rise: The Tammy Faye Bakker Story.
Q Tammy Faye helped bridge the gap between the Christian and gay communities. Have you tried to do the same?
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Q Your new sitcom, Good Christian Belles, debuts in 2012. Will this issue come up?
A You bet, and that's one of the reasons I wanted to do it, because I want people to see the controversy within our faith.
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If you have a home network, you can use Windows Media Player to stream media to computers and media devices in your home. For example, if you have a networked digital media receiver connected to your home stereo system, you can use Windows Media Player to stream music, pictures, and videos from your computer to your stereo. This allows you to enjoy the contents of your Player Library anywhere in your home—even in rooms that don't have a computer.
The following procedures explain how to get started. For an overview about streaming media, including information about device and network requirements, see Getting started with media streaming.
Before you can stream media, you'll need to connect your digital media devices or other computers to your home network. Here's how:
Connect an Ethernet cable from your device or other computer to your wired network, or set up your device or computer to join your wireless network.
For help connecting a device or computer to your network, check the documentation that came with your device or computer.
If you're connecting a device, turn it on, and then follow the instructions that appear on the device's screen. If you're connecting another computer, turn that computer on.
For more information about adding a device or computer to your network, see Add a device or computer to a network.
If media sharing isn't already turned on, follow these steps:
Click Stream, and then click Turn on home media streaming.
Turn on home media streaming won't be available on the Stream menu if streaming is already turned on.
On the Media streaming options page, click Turn on media streaming.
If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
Click OK.
If your computer is on a public network, you will be prompted to change the network location before you can stream media. For more information about network locations, see Choosing a network location.
If you have set up a homegroup, you might be prompted to share your media libraries with your homegroup before you can stream media. For more information about sharing libraries with a homegroup, see Share libraries with your homegroup.
After you turn on media streaming, Windows Media Player will automatically detect any computers and devices on your network that can receive media streams. You can stream media to all computers and devices on your network, or allow access to your media on a case-by-case basis. To choose which devices will receive your media streams, follow these steps:
Click Stream, and then click More streaming options.
More streaming options won't appear on the Stream menu until after you turn on home media streaming.
On the Media streaming options page, do one of the following:
If you want to stream media to all computers and devices on your network, click Allow All.
If you don't want to stream media to any computers or devices on your network, click Block All.
If you want to stream media to some computers and devices, click either Allowed or Blocked on the menu next to each item in the list of computers and devices.
For more information about media steaming settings, see Change settings for streaming media in Windows Media Player.
You can use Windows Media Player to receive a media stream from another computer or media device on your network so that you can play it on your computer. To do this, follow these steps:
Click another computer's Player Library on your network listed under Other Libraries in the navigation pane.
If you don't see Other Libraries in the navigation pane, then do the following:
Click Organize, and then click Customize navigation pane.
At the top of the Customize Navigation Pane dialog box, click the name of the Library in the drop-down list, and then click Other Libraries.
Select the Show Other Libraries check box, and then click OK.
Find an item you want to play in the details pane, and then double-click it.
You can use Windows Media Player to stream media, or play to, another computer or media device on your network.
For example, if you have a digital media receiver connected to your home network, Windows will automatically detect it and allow you to play music on it using Windows Media Player. To play to another computer or device, follow these steps:
If the list pane is closed or if the Burn or Sync tabs are exposed, click the Play tab.
Find the items that you want to play in the Player Library, and then drag those items from the details pane into the list pane.
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'No Good Deed' Tops Weekend Box Office
That thriller, from Sony, had $24.5 million in ticket sales at North American theaters over the weekend. It cost less than $14 million to make.
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Quiet Bartender's Secret
In "The Drop," based on a short story by Dennis Lehane, a decade-old unsolved murder casts a shadow on a Brooklyn bar.
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Tony Soprano Lives! Or Maybe Not
"The Sopranos" finale offered one of the most dramatic unanswered questions in television history — and the report of a potentially definitive answer has ignited fierce debate again.
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Supporting actor Oscar hopefuls like Jared Leto, Bradley Cooper and Jonah Hill underwent a raft of physical transformations for their roles.
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Alleged thieves were caught on camera walking out of a Raleigh, N.C., museum with a baby dinosaur replica in hand.
State Capitol Police are asking for the public's help to identify the suspects.
The couple passed through the Prehistoric North Carolina exhibit at the Museum of Natural Sciences on Monday. They returned minutes later and the man jumped beyond a barrier, picked up the casting and put it in the woman's large purse, police say.
Investigators believe the man is in his 20s. He has light brown hair and is about 5 feet 7 inches tall. He was wearing a dark gray T-shirt, white shorts with stripes and sneakers.
The woman also appears to be in her 20s, has brown hair and is about 5 feet 6 inches tall. She was wearing a pink shirt, blue shorts and ankle-high boots at the time. The stolen polymer resin model is of an Edmontosaurus (duck-billed) hatchling.
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The replica is about 12 to 14 inches long and worth about $10,000; the theft is considered a felony. Police say the two are also suspects in a similar offense the same day at the Museum of History.
The property in that theft equals about $1,000. Anyone with information on the two suspects is asked to call the State Capitol Police at (919) 733-3333.


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Dr. Brzakovic� started in the Office of Integrative Activities in 2000 by running� the Science and Technology Centers (STC): Integrative Partnerships �competition. She also coordinated Major Research Instrumentation program for the National Science Foundation in period 2003-2006.� During 2007 Dr. Brzakovic spent on the Capital Hill as Brookings Legislative Fellow .Dr. Brzakovic's current responsibilities include oversight of 11 centers in the STC program and �coordination of the NSF Centers Forum. She is also involved in various other cross-disciplinary activities.
Prior to NSF Dr. Brzakovic held positions of� Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Lehigh University (1992-2000) and Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville (1989-1992).� During her academic career her primary research interests were in the area of computer vision and image understanding.�
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Politics and other things by Jeff Sanders
By Claudia Pardo 12/19/2013
When he is considering an idea for a piece, Jeff Sanders often asks himself, "What would Mort Sahl think of the idea?" Mort Sahl is widely considered the first modern political satirist, and Sanders shares a similar cynical worldview. Sahl was once quoted as saying, "Everything bothers me."
To some extent, this has been true for the Ojai-based artist over the last 10 years, and it's evidently true in "Tina's Toys and Other Things," his current exhibit at the Museum of Ventura County.
Tina is one of the artist's four Chihuahuas. The exhibit is inspired by Tina's small plush toys, which Sanders re-created in massive scale as kinetic sculptures: an octopus, a hippo and a frog are the seemingly prevalent pieces in the show, and indicative of Sanders' cynical humor. "Bill" is a bright blue plush octopus the size of a backyard trampoline. The averted eyes and plastered red smile seem to mock the viewer as his massive tentacled form rises and lowers on a metal shaft. The giant frog is a bright lime green and rolls back and forth on its motorized belly; its sewn arms and legs flop around reactively.
"Hippocrapsy" takes center stage as an installation consisting of a mighty pink hippo standing atop the map of China. As its sizable plush form rotates on a raised circular platform, it systematically "craps" out orange Ping-Pong balls that land and bounce off the surface interrupting whatever silence may exist in the gallery.
Elsewhere, a collection of brightly colored fuzzy Hummers are displayed in neat glass cases and titled after fruits that originated in China. Prompted by General Motors Corporation's bankruptcy of 2009 and the unsuccessful negotiations with China over the purchase and continued production of the Hummer, the installation is a tongue-in-cheek supposition of what could have been.
The menagerie of imagery includes a spinning wheel, a birdcage, a ticking pendulum, a pinball machine, a spinning bloody T-shirt, a glowing map of California and more.
Most arresting are the oversized tapestries of the moon and the planets that hang on the walls throughout the space. "My idea was to make a convex form that the woven image could be stretched over," explains Sanders in his catalog. The result is an exceptional series of highly realistic circular tapestries with high relief of beautifully rendered celestial bodies.
While moving through the space one begins to realize something: Tina's toys are really secondary to the political aspect of the exhibit. What the artist refers to as "Other Things" in the title of the show becomes more evident. The visual stimuli are so powerful that one could disregard the political intention of the exhibit or deem it less valuable. But Sanders has brilliantly managed to use copious amounts of eye candy to assert his views on political issues. Rather than aggressively pushing his political agenda, however, he wins his audience over by presenting broad themes that most people can relate to and agree with. He speaks to what interests him and what bothers him — overconsumption, dependency on oil, warfare, homelessness, government corruption, greed and more. The political charge of his work adroitly finds a pathway into an audience captivated by the exuberance of the artwork.
What is most compelling about the exhibit is its utter unself-consciousness. It's unapologetically in-your-face in scale and visual plenty. The political message becomes a respite to the generous amounts of visual stimulation. It gives pause to the instant gratification of the sights, and allows for some reflection.
Tina's Toys and Other Things is on exhibit at the Museum of Ventura County through Feb. 2. 100 E. Main St., 653-0323. For more information about the artist, visit jeffsandersartist.com.
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It's been four years since the Miami Dolphins drafted a nose tackle.
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Soliai needed three seasons to blossom, learning the position that serves as the linchpin to a 3-4 defense. When Soliai finally got his footing he started dominating in the second-half of 2010, and his play earned him the team's franchise tag, which comes with a $12.47 million salary in 2011.
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FLAGLER BEACH — Jesse Heilman emerged from Sunday's final of the Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic with a smile on his face and an oversized check underneath his arm.
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The 25-year-old Daytona Beach native took home the $2,500 first-place prize for winning the men's pro division on a windy, overcast day. The conditions may have been less than ideal out of the water, but in the water, Heilman said the churning Atlantic surf provided the platform for his winning effort.
"Pretty much every time the waves look like this in Daytona or Flagler Beach, I'm out there," Heilman said. "I was just out there doing exactly what I would have been doing if there wasn't a contest."
Sunday's win capped a remarkable two-week stretch for Heilman, who also won the Tommy Tant in 2010. On Nov. 4, Heilman took first in the Kona Pro Jax at the Jacksonville Beach Pier. His purse for winning that event was $7,500.
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Rossi Klein, 15, took the $2,500 first-place prize in the women's pro division. The young surfer said she would likely open a savings account with her winnings.
"This feels great," she said. "I've been surfing since I was a little girl, and it is cool to win pro contests."
Of course, Sunday's action was not all about wins and prize money. It was also about honoring the memory of Tommy Tant, who died suddenly in 1998 due to a familial aortic aneurysm.
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"I'm really happy about this year," he added. "The 13th annual went really well. Considering the weather, I think the turnout was absolutely amazing. I see more smiles and more families coming here each and every year, and that is what it is about."
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A job seeker posted this question on a LinkedIn discussion board. "How do you get by on only one resume. When I was looking for a job I rewrote/edited my resume for every different job being sure to call out everything they were looking for in the description. How do you do it any other way?" Job seekers need to remember that you have a job title...SALES PROFESSIONAL Once you understand that, you must start thinking like...
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Recipe of the Week: Best Breakfast Burritos EVER!
Alright now, let's just get this out there: Saturday morning in my apartment is the place to be. Why, you might ask? Well, I've been known to whip up some bad ass breakfast burritos, just sayin'. These are perfect for showing your family that eating vegan means everything the same ol' foods … minus the cholesterol, fat, and cruelty, of course. Really … with food this good, why the eff are people still eating animals!?
What you need:
- Several red potatoes (depending on how many people you're feeding)
- 1 white onion, halved and chopped
- 1 package of portabella mushrooms, chopped
- 1 package of extra firm tofu, drained and chopped
- 1 package of rosemary (or dried rosemary flakes)
- 1 package of Field Roast Mexican chipotle sausages (or any other vegan sausage)
- 1/4 cup nutritional yeast (I use waaay more than this, usually!)
- 1/2 cup of a vegan cheese (DAIYA, duh!)
- Olive oil
- 2-3 cloves of garlic, chopped
- 1 package of flour tortillas
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- 2 teaspoons cumin
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
- 1 teaspoon salt
Potatoes: OK. You've gathered all of your ingredients, right? First thing first, let's grab those red potatoes. Clean them and chop them up into small cubes and grab a baking sheet. Use some spray oil or some olive oil and grease the pan a little (that way your potatoes and rosemary don't stick). Put all of your cubed potatoes on the pan and sprinkle some salt and pepper on them. Bake them at 350 degrees for 20 minutes, add your rosemary and throw them back in for another 20-30 minutes or until soft and brown.
Tofu Scramble (a tweaked version of the PPK version!): While they're cooking, heat your olive oil in skillet and add about half an onion. Sauté the onions for 3 minutes, until softened. Add your mushrooms, sauté 5 minutes more. Add garlic, sauté 2 minutes more. Add spice blend and mix it up for 15 seconds or so. Add 1/4 cup water and scraping bottom to get all the garlic and spices. Crumble in tofu and mix well. Let cook for about 10-15 minutes and then add nutritional yeast and mix it up. Don't be afraid to put some water in to get it to not stick to the pan. Sprinkle vegan cheese on your scramble and fold the tofu over to get it all melty.
Sausages: When the tofu is almost done (and your potatoes are fresh out of the oven), chop up one or two of those sausages and sauté them in a separate pan using olive oil. Brown them and you're done!
Throw all of your ingredients into a tortilla (hint: heat 'em up on the skillet!) and EAT! I promise, the wait is worth it.
Happy eating!


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Upcoming Photo Events, and Current Competition and Award Deadlines
Awards and Competitions:
2013 Pierre and Alexandra Boulat Award
The Pierre and Alexandra Boulat Award for journalism was created in honor of the late VII Photo founder Alexandra Boulat and her father, Pierre. Sponsored by Canon, the award carries an 8,000 Euro prize, and is given to "a professional photographer of any age, sex or nationality who wishes to cover a social, economic, political or cultural issue in a journalistic manner." Entries for the award are due by June 7, 2013, and the winner will be announced at Visa Pour l'Image in Perpignan in September. Entry is free.
18th Annual Photo Competition Exhibition
Seattle's Photo Center Northwest is accepting entries for their annual juried exhibition. Entries selected by this year's juror, collector and curator John Bennette, will be exhibited at Photo Center Northwest in August and September of this year. The deadline for entries is May 18, 2012. (more…)


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Easter is a sign of hope, and a sign of life. It is a reminder of the work we do at Catholic Charities for those who are suffering in our community.
The time of Easter reminds us that the help we give is a creative help – one that renews, one that transforms.
With your help, Catholic Charities enables people to transform their lives, so that they can live a new life, in a new way, based upon the goodness, the love and the caring that you bring to them.
So to all the friends and supporters in the Catholic Charities family, thank you for all that you do. We wish you a most blessed Easter season.
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