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Nokia MD 310 Reviewed
It was at Nokia World 2010 when we first saw the Nokia MD 310 wireless receivers and this little thing from Nokia was quite an unexpected accessory. A year on, a lot many manufacturers and accessory makers are offering a similar product.
At this year's Nokia World, all of us bloggers had the opportunity to have a closed door session with Andrew Cresswell, Head for Product Partnerships for Nokia Gear, Smart Devices and Markus Ahonen, Head of Connected Entertainment Products – Nokia Gear. At this session which lasted a good hour we got to understand a lot about Nokia Gears, accessories market and how Nokia approaches them along with an informal presentation of the new Purity line of headsets that Nokia will be releasing in conjunction with the Lumia devices.
As a return gift, the two of them gifted each one of us a Nokia MD-310, a sweet gesture indeed. It wouldn't be until I landed back in India and connected it to my home theatre unit, that appreciation for the gift would hit me. After all it was just another cool gadget in a box till then. I've been enjoying the Nokia MD-310 with my home theatre for a fair bit of time and I must say that it's made my old HT new and modern again, I can haz Bluetooth streaming on my 7 year old HT system!
But this is a review, and I'm going to switch back to the reviewer cap. Here's an honest assessment of the Nokia MD-310 unit.
A few disclaimers, I'm not audiophile nor is this going to be technical dissection of the performance of the unit from a sound technician's perspective. This is however a review that will highlight the product, its strengths and weaknesses. It will assist you in deciding to purchase it or not.
Onwards now!
The Nokia MD-310 is a compact little gadget to have. In terms of design it's very much a Nokia design. The materials used, the finish and the look very much coincides with the new design approach taken at Nokia. The gloss from the good quality plastics used along with the lighting effects, all of it scream Nokia.
This is not a bad thing mind you. The subtle light hints and the minimalist design is indeed something to show off. The little circular disc will absolutely be at home in a condominium next to the custom music system you put up on your own or the humble system you bought off the shelf from a store.
Available in black, it lends a lot of class and will definitely look like a show piece of the 21st century. Oh! alright it's available in white as well. The top features just one round switch bang in the center along with a thin ring of light which serves as an indicator of the various stages (standby, visible for pairing, paired) of the unit. Along with that there's a little text embossed on the front near the tip, it reads 'nfc'. Yes this little gadget is nfc enabled, making pairing a task of just tapping to connect.
When the device is connected to a compatible Bluetooth enabled device and is streaming music, you will see more lights in the bottom cavity that light up. It gives a nice soft light and makes the thing looks even more pretty.
The MD-310 comes with standard 3.5mm out jack and another accessory which splits that to the RCA jacks (red and white ring) which you can connect into a compatible system and enjoy. This makes the MD-310 an extremely flexible device to have, so you can connect only the speakers or the entire music system with it.
A 0.8m cable with the RCA jacks is pretty long for use in a variety of places don't you think.
When it comes to looks, the device will not look out of place, nor will it disappoint in terms of connectivity.
Now the moment we think Bluetooth, we think inbuilt battery. Well, the MD-310 does not have any inbuilt battery and instead relies on a Nokia supplied charger (in the box) to supply it with power. Is that a good thing or bad, one cannot really say. In terms of an extra set of wires, it is a bad thing. But on the other hand if this thing were to last for a few hours and need recharging again it would defeat the purpose of you connecting it to your system and the disconnecting and connecting… arrgh it's too much to even write!
Pairing as I said is very easy, once plugged in and connected to a power source, simply press the button at the center until it starts blinking. Then simply pair it with a PC or your phone or any other PMP that has Bluetooth support. Once paired, you know the drill!
Now reconnecting to the MD-310 is pretty easy as it remember a fair bit of devices. All you need to do is simply switch the Bluetooth of your phone when the MD-310 is in standby mode (white light on top) and it 's connected.
As for the music output, I had connected my MD-310 to a Sony Home Theatre system which is 5 speaker unit that supports Dolby II and has an out put in excess of 5000 watts. In short is loud and can deliver a good thump when needed.
Now when you stream music over Bluetooth, you never expect that it will be good enough, don't you. Well, on the MD-310 it was spectacular. The output was from all five speakers and now two as you'd expect or imagine.
if you have a good quality file and the device through which you are streaming is a good music player (read good output and dedicated music chip, yada, yada) then the quality of music is bound to be a treat to your ears.
I tried the MD-310 with three different devices running three distinct platforms, the N8, the Samsung GT-I9100 and the Lumia 800. Of all the three, the N8 seemed good, the GT-I9100 seemed the loudest, however the Lumia 800 seemed the most balanced of the lot, delivering a richer experience overall.
Needless to say the output via the MD-310 did impress.The box said CD quality sound, and boy it didn't disappoint!
Another thing we expect from Bluetooth is that it will work from a distance. Well a 100m is a reasonably good distance don't you think. Now before you jump for joy, there are caveats to this. If there are too many objects between the phone and the MD-310 you will see some disturbances and even disconnections. This isn't a problem with the unit. This is how Bluetooth works. In an open environment the MD-310 will be able receive signals from a device that is up to a 100 metres away from it.
How well it works in your chosen place is dependent only on the way the room is designed and where you have placed the unit. I could get it to work in a 'L' shaped room, with the unit placed in one end. There was a bit of disturbance initially, but it evened out quickly.
Bottomline – The device works very well and is definitely an extension to have for your music system. For NFC and Bluetooth to come to your music system, it's going to take a lot of time.
Here's a quick video review of the Nokia MD-310 in action.
The only downside to this little gadget is that it doesn't have video out. I do hope that Nokia makes one which allows for video to be streamed. The MD-310 is available in Europe and in other geographies as well. In India, it isn't available and you'll have to order it from outside. It's fairly inexpensive and for what it offers, seems like value for money.
Let me know what you think of the MD-310, is there a feature that it is lacking? MAy be you want another colour… Drop in a comment down below!
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Is Naya Rivera fired from hit Fox dramedy "Glee" or not? That is the million dollar question. Rumors have been circulating like mad that the star was fired for feuding with producers or feuding with other actors or some mix of the two. A Tuesday dispatch by The Hollywood Reporter claims that Rivera isn't leaving "Glee" and the most recent rumors are false.
According to the report, Naya Rivera is not fired from "Glee" and will be returning at some point. While many speculate her departure after seeing her clean things from her trailer, that is most likely due to her being done this season but not forever.
In order to clear her name, Naya's rep released a statement to let others know that there was no fight with producers that led to her dismissal. Further, the final season of "Glee" will be different from the rest and all the former cast have been invited back. We wonder if that means Dianna Agron, who also was rumored to not get along with the rest of the cast?
There have been multiple reports of Naya Rivera's status on "Glee" with many saying she was feuding with co-star Lea Michele. Radar Online even went so far as to publish that she was not allowed on set and that Rivera had been written out of the last two episodes of season 4.
Radar Online claims that a "source" told them that Naya had been given many chances and that Fox even sent two different warnings to her about her behavior on set. They go further to claim that Fox threatened legal action against the starlet if she didn't clean up her act.
It is true that Rivera may be having a tough time right now. She recently broke up with her now former fiance' Big Sean. It is unclear exactly what happened in their relationship but she did take to social media to claim that he stole her Rolex.
Do you believe the rumors that Naya Rivera was fired from "Glee" or do you think it's all made up? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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MAG: Jennifer Lopez Left American Idol to Give Casper Smart a Baby
Why did Jennifer Lopez leave "American Idol"?
According to Star, the now-former judge quit in order to "concentrate on conceiving."
The tabloid, which wrongly claimed just last month that the singer and boyfriend Casper Smart were "trying for a baby," is now doubling down.
A (made-up) "source" tells Star that Lopez plans to use her free time to give Smart "the baby he so desperately wants."
"Jen is insecure about losing him,"explains the supposed "friend," adding that Lopez has "basically rearranged her life to revolve around him."
RELATED – Jennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler Left "American Idol" When Deadline Passed on Salary Talks
That's funny, since Star insisted just a few weeks ago that Lopez was threatening to cut Smart "out of her life completely."
Plus, we're pretty sure Lopez's current international tour does not revolve around Smart, nor do her many other projects.
Furthermore, as Lopez herself explained to Ryan Seacrest last week when she confirmed her exit, "Idol" simply doesn't allow her to pursue other professional endeavors that she'd like to focus on.
Regardless, a rep for Lopez tells Gossip Cop that Star's claims are "inaccurate."
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Over the past couple weeks or so, we asked our readers what they thought of the Australian government's plan to filter the Internet.
Just as we thought, a very large percentage of our readers voted that the Rudd government's plan in Australia to filter and block certain websites is ridiculous.
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Catalyst April Issue 2000, Front Page
Most Catholics are aware that some Protestants still carry a deep-seated animus against their religion, and if ever there were any doubt, the Bob Jones University controversy removed them all. It was the patriarch himself, Rev. Bob Jones, who commented in 1928 on the prospect of seeing a Catholic, Al Smith, in the White House. "I'd rather see... [Read more...]QUOTABLE
Catalyst April Issue 2000, Front Page
NBC's "Today Show" 2-28-00 MATT LAUER: So what would you say to Catholic voters who aren't quite ready to accept this apology? DONOHUE: I'd have to ask them, what do they want? Do they want him to bend over and take a paddle right to his behind? I mean, at what point do you say enough is enough? ABC's "World News Tonight with... [Read more...]THE BARBARIANS ARE IN THE GATE
Catalyst April Issue 2000, From The President's Desk
William A. Donohue Last fall when the Catholic League protested the "Sensation" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, we were accused of censorship. Leading the way was Joan E. Bertin, executive director of the National Coalition Against Censorship. In the fall of 1998, Bertin got so uptight with us for protesting the Terrence McNally... [Read more...]THE JUBILEE YEAR 'REQUEST FOR PARDON'
Catalyst April Issue 2000, Essay
On Sunday, March 12, 2000 Pope John Paul II made a unique and historic "request for pardon" for the sins and errors of Christians both throughout the centuries and in the present. This papal act of atonement for past sin is meant to Christians to enter the new millenium better prepared to evangelize the Truth of faith. Unfortunately, we... [Read more...]ANTI-CATHOLICISM BECOMES AN ELECTION ISSUE
Catalyst April Issue 2000
The recent flap over the Bob Jones University appearance by Governor George W. Bush has been the source of much controversy. The Catholic League's position on this important issue needs to be understood by all our members. The Catholic League criticized Bush for his appearance at the school, defended him against the charge of anti-Catholicism, accepted... [Read more...]WHITNEY MUSEUM—MODEL OF HYPOCRISY
Catalyst April Issue 2000
On March 23, New York's Whitney Museum hosted "Sanitation" by Hans Haacke. The German-born artist was provided with a platform to denounce Mayor Rudolph Giuliani for criticizing the "Sensation" exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art last fall. In the exhibition, Nazi-style script is used to highlight critical comments made by... [Read more...]GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY UPHELD (AGAIN)
Catalyst April Issue 2000
In January, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a challenge to a Maryland law that mandates Good Friday as a holiday in the public schools. On March 6, it followed suit by allowing Indiana to give state employees the day off; the justices did not comment on why they refused to hear an appeal that argued the holiday was a violation of the First Amendment. The... [Read more...]FLAWED SURVEY
Catalyst April Issue 2000
In March, the Wall Street Journal ran an excellent series on the 2000 electorate that compiled some of the best data we've seen. In particular, we would like to cite the Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll that was done on Catholics and Fundamentalists by the polling organization Peter D. Hart and Robert M. Teeter; it appeared on March 9. There was... [Read more...]"EARLY SHOW" GETS TOO CUTE WITH CATHOLICISM
Catalyst April Issue 2000
On the March 7 edition of the CBS program, the "Early Show," co-hosts Bryant Gumbel and Jane Clayson joined meteorologist Mark McEwen in an extended ridicule of Catholicism. The subject was Lent. During the course of the conversation, Gumbel and McEwen admitted they were raised Catholic but were no longer practicing. "I was born Catholic... [Read more...]ONCE WAS ENOUGH
Catalyst April Issue 2000
Last year, on the day before St. Patrick' Day, Planned Parenthood of Connecticut distributed green condoms at the state Capitol in Hartford. The condoms read, "Kiss Me I'm Irish," "Put on the Green" and "Four Leaf Clover." In stepped state senators and the Catholic League to protest, causing a ruckus. The league's... [Read more...]


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For a weekend with your family, the Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo offers a Family Junior Suite and a special bespoke service for young guests - the Very Important Kid, for an unforgettable shared experience. You'll find a personalised V.I.K. welcome in your hotel room (with fruit juice, chocolate lollipops and a colouring kit). The hotel's concierge designs a carefully planed programme with activities in Monte-Carlo SBM's establishments and other establishments in the Principality. Tea at the Limùn Bar is by Michelin-stared chef Joel Garault.
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A Horse lost it's rider at the Alfred Road Jump and continued running until reaching a 3 metre fence
The horse named Banna Strand cleared a 3 metre plus brush fence and landed in
the crowd of spectators gathered behind the fence. Injuring up to 7 people
At least 2 of the spectators were taken to hospital with suspected spinal
injuries, and amongst the injured was a 4 year old girl.
The scenes were horrific, with at least 20 or more people on the ground, and
people screaming hysterically.
The horse picked itself up and continued to run absolutely terrified. Completing almost a full circuit around the grounds
before finally being pulled up.
The jumps racing at Warrnambool has been plagued with controversy with further calls for urgent
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History repeats itself.
They say human civilization has ended and bloomed again four or fives times already.
In the bible, the references stand as myths.
Who are we?
I'm filled with euphoria to see how civilization has globally experienced this "Awakening" after this shift of awareness in 2012. The prophecy that something big was going to happen "globally" has brought us together. People seem to be more "spiritual," meditation is not something out of ordinary anymore; to the contrary, it is something progressive, like going to Yoga. We are finally learning to understand and accept our differences globally, our traditions through culture, intertwining languages, exchanging information throughout the globe endlessly, every minute, every day. Some say we have already entered the "Age of Aquarius," others proclaim that we will be in that age when "the whole earth is light up," but we are eventually feelings the waves of "influential decades" prior to that upcoming age. Communication is the key. We have finally reached a point where we can communicate with anyone in the world. Think about it, (as far as we know) there hasn't been a period of time through the history of our human race where we have had the access to communicate with anyone in the world as easily as we do today. Yes, today.
The modern system is wrong overall, I don't mean to point fingers and say "Capitalism," "Communism," "Socialism," etcetera and, "etcetera." No time for politics. I mean that it seems like the majority of people may feel that we are spiritually beyond to what it is presented in society today, and we are still waiting, we might not know exactly what we want, but we know what we don't want, and for now, that is good. I think we are finally detaching from this "Modernism" and transcending to actual natural human beings, with earthly flaws but spiritual qualities that make us who we are, concentrating more on how we manifest our energies through controlling the thoughts of our mind, being attentive of our intuitions and feelings, being more 'in tune,' caring more about nature, in synchronicity with those around us, and even though that is what humans have been normally doing for centuries, we are now aware of that Globally; we are "Awake." We are looking back to our past and readjusting to the roots of our lost knowledge, similarly to how we adapted the Neoclassicism during the Age of Enlightenment.
"The world shall never identify who You are, but learning who You are shall be the reflection to identify the world." –That is something I wrote a long time ago, thought it might be useful. . . we work because it's our responsibility to the "big clock modern world" that our forefathers have constructed upon our natural world; they are the veins of the systematic world that keeps our globe spinning, and even though many of us are so eager for our society to change, we are willing to resist and be patient to do that change progressively, naturally, in tune with our present, because unfortunately the hearts of many is deeply connected to the beat of our technological world. Many may ask "Change to what?" "Where are we going?" while those who know where we shall be going will answer: "You know where we are going, search deep within yourself." Which it might sound very general, but it's true . . .
Even if history manages to keep track of our progress in chronological matter through facts, it is also in art and literature that keep a track of how we, humans, get to "be" in the age that we are living in, and we get to grasp a feeling of how people were, felt and thought by the artists, writers, and thinkers who really cared about society overall and expressed it in a way we can relate. In a very general, and I mean in a very "general" way, our history seem to mark our ages like a pendulum that slowly swings back and forth from the feelings of our hearts to the thoughts of our heads: The Renaissance around the 1500's: intellectual classic forms of art, The Baroque Age around the 1600's: complex emotional depth and religious involvement, The Age of Enlightenment around the 1700's: emphasizing on reason, progress in the scientific method, including the "Scientific Revolution," The Romantic Age around the 1800's: focusing on the humanities in a liberal, feeling manner; living and communicating in subjectivity rather than in objectivity, the Modern Age around the 1900's; whose artistic credo "Make it new" (as Ezra Pound quoted) emphasized the individualism to create many independent movements and made us Think independently. . . However, it was with the progress of our "Industrial Revolution" that took over our natural world and made this machine world that we get to be very systematic about, and even though we have learned that we have been destroying our natural earth by our earthly ambitions, at least we got to realize that we all together in this, that the little things we do really matter, because we do a have responsibility to our society, and we do need each other, no matter what.
And now, in the 2000's, we might identify it as post-modernism or post-post-modernism because we clearly cannot identify who we are, until we experience the epiphany of who we are not anymore. However, we seem to be progressing spiritually. The revolution many would like to cause in society for that change is more of a "Spiritual" revolution, meaning that it is crucial to think that in order to change the world for better, we better start changing ourselves first. Alchemy: change our earthly metal flaws into pure spiritual gold; cleanse our vices and transform them into virtues. Yet, be clear that our individual "spiritual" journey might also close us down to always be self-centered, egoistical; to be "spiritual" does not mean doing meditations, cleansing, going to Yoga, and collect crystals and incenses, that might help, but the spiritual aspect of us, as humans, (fire) is the interaction, connection and exchange of energies to develop "Generosity," "Compassion," "Comprehension," "Reflection," "Discipline," "Confidence," etcetera; spiritual attributes that some of us carry deep inside and that some of us need developing, spiritual aspects that no branch of education or science has directly went studying or exploring deeply in this modern world. Of course, it is a psychological manner to approach these things too, but it is only through the spiritual experience of exchanging our energies with each other that we can relate and actually implement those influences into ourselves for us to grow. That is why I personally took the journey of learning deeply about the "Humanities" and understand the complexity and deepness of our perception of life experiences, and find a simple way to see it so we can all relate, similarly in the general attributes that we share about being human, like "Archetypes" for example, but differently too because each of us is unique, and each of us has our own path.
Yes, history repeats itself because we are constantly being influenced by those who have power over others, and with their undeveloped "philosophical stone" they lead society to make the same mistake over and over again; it happens through many cultures and many time periods throughout history. Unless . . . unless we get to deeply study and share our spiritual attributes as humans, and purity our core, polish our philosophical stone through the alchemy of being ourselves truly, drop the mask and be transparent, and, consequentially, eventually, the thoughts and feelings coming from the mind of our deep soul would be in tune purely to everyone around us. I may be a dreamer, but I'm a dreamer who knows realistically how to prove that this "Awakening" is what we needed; this gathering of human beings exploring and studying our spiritual attributes is essential. You are welcome to join me anytime.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE EXCLUSIVE) – Phaedra Parks and Apollo Nida's workout video got a major fitness company, not at twirling Atlantic housewife, as its producer, LALATE can exclusively report. Phaedra Parks' workout video hits center stage in the new RHOA episode tonight. Phaedra Parks and husband Apollo Nida don't hire Kenya Moore. But LALATE can report they hired someone with just a bit more experience in fitness videos, the producers behind Billy Blanks workout tapes.
Last week, fans asked if Kenya Moore has a production company, if Phaedra Parks hires Kenya for her tape, and who does Phaedra eventually use to produce the tape. First, Bravo will reveal tonight that Parks does not hire Kenya's company, Moore Vision Media. Last week, Parks accused of Kenya of allegedly having no experience in workout videos. But Moore said that she had extensive experience in film work, just not fitness tapes.
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But who does Phaedra hire? Phaedra Parks and Apollo eventually went to Watch It Now Entertainment. The same year that the company was doing Phaedra's tape, they were also doing six DVDs for Billy Blanks. Entitled "Billy Blanks Tae Bo Dojo Series", the DVDs hit distribution just before Parks' fall launch. Later that year, they also did a Yoga tape for Tara Stiles.
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Tonight, Bravo is suggesting that Kenya may have had shocked Parks during taping about the DVD dispute. But LALATE has also exclusively reported that Parks had all her angles covered legally. Parks, not Moore, had procured multiple trademarks for her DVD project. Moreover, Parks' business goals were not limited to DVDs only. Parks is also set to launch "Phine by Phaedra", a new clothing line for women, LALATE has reported. The line will supplement her DVD workout Phine Body already in distribution on Amazon.com.
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Parks last week accused Moore of limited understanding of fitness videos. But the company she went with has a long history in the industry, calming to be "a leader in the $30 billion a year fitness industry. Since 2006, WIN has been implementing a strategic goal of creating and leveraging branded celebrity fitness properties along a platform that draws traffic to multiple points of sale, subscription services and digital outlets."


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Penn assistant coach Richard Dodd recently completed his third season with the Quakers in 2015-16.
Completing his second season, Dodd helped guide the Penn women's squash team that went a perfect 7-0 in the Ivy League claiming the program's third Ivy League championship. The Quakers went on to finish the season 14-3 overall, and fourth in the country after the CSA Howe Cup. Three players were named CSA All-America - Anaka Alankamony and Marie Stephan first-team, and Yan Xin Tan second-team - and three were named All-Ivy.
He also assisted the men's team that finished the season with a 9-8 overall record and a 3-4 Ivy League record. The Quakers reached the CSA Potter Cup for consecutive season for the first time since 2008-09 and finished seventh in the country. Freshman Marwan Mahmoud earned CSA Second-team All-America and was named to the All-Ivy team.
In his first season, he helped lead the men's team to a No. 8 ranking in the country, and their first CSA Potter Cup since 2009, and the women's team to a No. 4 ranking a season ago.
Prior to Penn, Dodd was a four-year standout at Yale, and received the John F. Skillman '67 Award for his contribution to the squash program in his senior season, and finished the season ranked No. 24 nationally. As a junior, Dodd received honorable mention All-America recognition, and as a sophomore was named second team All-America and All-Ivy.
Hailing from Benoni, South Africa, Dodd attended Parktown Boys' High School. A 2007 South African National Junior champion, he represented South Africa at the World Junior Men's Squash Championships in New Zealand and ranked as high as second nationally in the under-23 age group.
Dodd has prior coaching experience with Elm City, St. Dunstan's College and Ultimate Squash.


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SIGNING ANNOUNCE: Alex Cameron Shares Video For "She's Mine," Announces Summer Tour Dates
"Its 2016, and its time for Alex Cameron. Entertainer. Showman. Shaman. Side by side with his business partner and saxophonist, Roy Molloy, the duo are a living and breathing story of success told through the internet; unedited, unscripted, and, up until now, to a dedicated audience of no one. Thanks to the good people at… Read more »


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About Digital & Screen Printing
In addition to embroidery, Queensboro offers "Direct To Garment" Digital and Screen Printing.
Screen printing is one of the most popular methods to create custom tees. With vibrant colors and full-size prints, we can make your logo shine on any shirt. Screen printing is especially perfect for larger orders with discounted prices based on the quantities you need. Our screen print section has a variety of styles all with a standard 48 piece minimum order.
Digital printing is similar to screen printing, but with a computer and special printer instead. We can print photos, logos, and pretty much any image you'd like as long as its resolution is high enough. And unlike screen printing's higher minimum order, with Queensboro's digital printed apparel you only need to purchase four printed shirts, and at a super competitive price!
Q. What are the specifications for artwork uploaded for Printing?
A. The artwork you submit to us must meet these requirements:
**Please note the original graphic will need to be made at least 11 inches by 10.9 inches in size and 150 DPI to enable the logo to be printed at an optimal quality for full-size printing. However, we can modify a logo for you if a higher resolution file is not available, for a one-time payment of just $20.
Q. Can you print a photo on T-shirts?
A. Yes, with digital print we can print detailed images such as photos as long as it meets the minimum resolution (see above).
Q. What is the fee for having my Embroidery logo translated into a Printed Logo?
A. If your original file that was uploaded for embroidery has a resolution of at least 150 DPI it will be free. However, if the original file that was uploaded for embroidery is not a high enough resolution we can recreate your artwork for a one-time fee of $20. This will allow you to order any of our digital print apparel and have your logo printed at any size.
Q. What is an Extra Colors Fee?
A. An Extra Colors Fee is applicable when your printed logo has 7 or more colors, resulting in a $50 fee for each additional color. This fee is assessed because of the time and expense involved in setting up and producing a logo with more than 6 ink colors. It's more complicated than you'd think! If you're worried about this fee, we are happy to evaluate your logo and recommend changes in order to avoid this extra cost - just ask us!
Q. Where can you print on a T-shirt?
A. When ordering printed apparel you will have the option of three different location for your logo. You can choose either left chest at 4X4 inches, full front at 11 X 10.9 inches, or full back at 11 X 10.9 inches. However, logos are sized proportionately when printing so the maximum sizes may vary per logo. If you have special needs, please contact us.
Q. Can my logo be printed in two locations?
A. Yes, you can choose to have your logo printed in two locations such as left chest and full back for an additional fee. For all printed items the second logo location price will be based on the number of items ordered and is included with the pricing information on each style page.
Q. Can you print on dark colored shirts? Do you print white ink?
A. Yes. We are able to print on all color fabrics.
Q. How are white areas of my design printed?
A. For different fabric colors the white elements of your logo will print differently:
Q. Why is the cost of having my logo printed on dark items more than having it printed on light items?
A. Both screen print and digital print use a different process, that is able to print white ink, for dark fabric items. An additional layer of white ink must be printed on the shirts before the color ink is printed. This ensures that the colors will be vivid and saturated on dark items. Since more ink and time is used to produce these shirts, the price for dark print items is generally higher than light print items.
Q. Can I order have my logo embroidered and printed on the same shirt?
A. We are unable to embroider and print on the same apparel item. However, you can place an order with embroidered shirts and printed shirts.
Q. Why can't I order the same items for digital print that I can for embroidery?
A. Digital printing is a very specific process which requires apparel specially designed for direct to garment printing. While embroidery can be done on a large variety of materials, digital print can only be done on cotton fabrics. Some of our most popular items for embroidery will not work for digital printing due to the fabric content, texture and ornamentation such as buttons or zippers. You will find our complete line of items available for digital printing under our Printed Apparel categories.
Q. How do I place an order?
A. To place an order on our website:
2. Select one or more of our printed items
3. Enter the quantity and sizes for each color that you would like
4. Click on "Check out" button
5. Choose a location for your image: left chest, full front or full back.
6. Complete the checkout process.
If you prefer, you can also phone in your order and then email us your design.
Q. Do you recommend anybody to design a logo for me?
A. Absolutely. You can request that we design a logo for you, or you could use LogoBee.com.


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What is being successful? How can we be successful? Isn't that what all of us want? Don't we all want to be happy and satisfied with what we reached in our lives? Yes we do! We want to be successful, happy and satisfied. But what does God say at this particular matter?
In Proverbs 16:3 the Bible says, "Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established." So basically you are saying we can do anything praise God for it and he will make it work? No I'm saying that if we commit our works to the Lord they will be established. Let me elaborate. Would you commit the work of Da Vinci to Obama? No You would not because they are Da Vinci's works and Obama is totally unrelated to that. Well That's how it is with committing your works to the Lord. You cannot commit something to the Lord if he would disagree with it.
How then would it make us successful in this world? It is not to make us successful in this world. As the earlier quoted verse says we commit our works to the Lord. We no longer do them for this world. We commit them to the LORD and not to this WORLD! So God shows us if it is successful. God doesn't ask us if this qualifying or if this is successful in this world. It is not that if this world finds it successful that will satisfy my need of being successful. I read a book by Scott McKnight* that made a point out of happiness being fulfilled through being blessed. Right now I'm saying. Being successful is your work being blessed. In the sermon on the mount Jesus explains us who are blessed. Throughout the Bible he does explain us that being successful is following Him. Committing out work unto the Lord as it was His.
Hopefully this will make us all realize that we are not necessary to find recognition of our works by our friends and family. It is necessary to find recognition with God. If we can commit our works unto him we are successful. If we are successful in God's eyes in whose are we not?
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21 Tracks to Check Out
I like to listen to new music every day, but even a jazz hound like me sometimes is overwhelmed by the sheer number of CDs on the market. Certainly there is no shortage of new recorded jazz. I have heard several hundred new CDs so far this year, but sometimes I feel as if I am only scratching the surface. Fortunately, the other reviewers at jazz.com have checked out many projects I haven't had a chance to assess. Our combined efforts allow us to keep our fingers on the pulse of the current jazz scene.
But this glut of CDs makes it very difficult for the casual jazz fan to know which of the many new releases are most deserving of their attention. For this reason, jazz.com highlights a Song of the Day five times per week. A fan who listens to these tracks—around twenty songs featured each month, equivalent to a couple hours of music—can keep abreast of the best of the new releases, and also get introduced to a lot of great jazz, without having to go through the stacks of disks that threaten to topple over my desk as I write.
Some of the best tracks come from little known releases that would be easy to miss. For example, our most recent Song of the Day choice, a genre-crossing performance by KJ Denhert of Sting's composition "Message in a Bottle," comes from a live recording in Italy released on a little known indie label. This is a fresh version of a familiar song with some interesting twists, and is well worth hearing. The music is jazzy, but freely borrows from other performance styles.
In other instances, we might dip into blues or World Music or other "beyond jazz" tracks for the Song of the Day. But the unifying characteristic of these featured songs is their excellence. You may sometimes be surprised by the music we highlight, but our hope is that you will rarely be disappointed.
Below is a list of all the tracks featured as Song of the Day during the last month. Whenever possible, the review includes a link for fast, easy and legal downloading.
Songs of the Day: October 2008
KJ Denhert: Message in a Bottle
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Milton Nascimento: Chega de Saudade
Reviewed by Ted Gioia
Robert Mitchell 3io: Quantum
Reviewed by Walter Kolosky
Tim Ries: Miss You
Reviewed by Mark Saleski
Michael Bates: Great Exhibition
Reviewed by S. Victor Aaron
The Stryker/Slagle Band: Fingers in the Wind
Reviewed by Ralph A. Miriello
Vassilis Tsabropoulos: Gift of Dreams
Reviewed by Ted Gioia
Jimmy Herring: New Moon
Reviewed by Walter Kolosky
Todd Sickafoose: Future Flora
Reviewed by Mark Saleski
Arturo O'Farrill & Claudia Acuna: Moodance
Reviewed by Mark Saleski
Tuck & Patti: In a Sentimental Mood
Reviewed by Ted Gioia
Taj Mahal: Zanzibar
Reviewed by Ted Gioia
Erik Friedlander: Jim Zipper
Reviewed by Mark Saleski
Rachael Price: Mood Indigo
Reviewed by Mark Saleski
Asaf Sirkis: Stoned Bird
Reviewed by Walter Kolosky
Todd Coolman: Crescent City Ditty
Reviewed by Walter Kolosky
Donna Lee Saxophone Quartet: Four to Go
Reviewed by Scott Albin
Take 6: Someone to Watch Over Me
Reviewed by Ted Gioia
Denise Donatelli: Crystal Silence
Reviewed by Ralph A. Miriello
Charlie Haden: He's Gone Away
Reviewed by Ted Gioia
Chico Hamilton: Ain't Nobody Calling Me
Reviewed by Mark Saleski
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Losing my religion with the Leptin Reset
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
When I started the plan, it was honestly working well. It was by many accounts working too well. I was losing weight before I was supposed to. Who could complain about that? Because I'm so worried that brain damage may be playing a factor in my weight gain, I'm eager to see signs that I might be onto something. So I got those signs.
Then everything stalled. And it has sat right there for a week. My first thought is that I lost the inflammation I had sitting around due to sugar intake from before. I've kept my carbs to 50-60 grams/day, but the benefits aren't really there on my body.
In it's defense, I feel less stressed, thanks to keeping the lights off at night. I just surrender to the dark. My cravings are different. They are not gone, as they are physiological at this point. Such as, "Oh no. Every time we go to the park we always walk the long way home for ice cream. Sigh..." I still have to deal with those.
So yesterday, after trying to play it safe and safer for a week, I got mad frankly. I ate candy bars for lunch and dinner. My husband was shocked, but I was crushed. Really. Why am I shoving all this f-ing protein in my mouth every morning and sitting in the dark and drinking fat and NOT enjoying my Easter Cadbury Creme egg ritual just so that I can continue to sit around in the same fat!?!?
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Ok, I have not had the opportunity to read up on this diet, but yours is the second post I've read about this "Leptin Reset Diet" and frankly I'm a bit confused and alarmed. Trying to keep your carb levels that low for what I'm reading as 6-8 weeks is, in my opinion, too long. Usually, they suggest one of two methods, and they will both reset the Leptin levels (in my experience). The first is calorie cycling. In this method, you go lower calorie lower carb (I'm talking 80-100 gms) for 6-8 days and then you have a re-feed day during which you increase your intake to maintenance level by increasing your carb intake (Keep your protein high, about 1 gm. per pound of body weight but make up the difference in calories with carbs). The other way is to do carb cycling, during which you have a high carb day every three to four days. In this method you do one or two low carb days, one or two moderate carb day and then a high carb day. Either of these methods help to jump start the metabolism as well as replenish the Leptin levels. I hope you will give these a try. Remember, each body functions differently, so although some of these really restrictive diets work for some folks, but for others of this, we have to try a lot of different methods until we find the one that works for our specific body. Good luck.
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Hang in there! I know its the most frustrating thing in the world to do the right thing and have the scale just sit there.
Bodies are complex and there is more going on then just weight loss. First of all, I don't know how often you weigh, but weigh less often. and give the leptin reset more time.
above all, don't give up!
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Just get back in the saddle! Your experience is typical so far. Getting into the sun in the morning helps.
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Glad you got that off your chest. I'm too new to the whole Paleo/primal thing to worry about the leptin reset, though I can easily eat enough protein for breakfast. Now I'm experimenting with somewhat limiting my protein. Who the hell knows what really works and if it works for everyone. I figure I just have to try a bunch of things until I find something that works. Good luck!
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New York Fashion Week has been hitting the runways. We are thinking about sunshine and waiting for the spring and summer colors to come bursting through. However, in New York City, where fashion designers are hitting the runways, what is being showcased is the up-and-coming designs for the Fall 2014.
Rebecca Minkoff is showing some variations from the trendy black attire and bringing bright splashes of color in subtle hues to complement all of her designs. Personally, we are loving how much attention is being shown to the accessories. The handbags are statements, as though we didn't strive for this already, but they are very bold. Whether it is a large sage tote, or shoulder bags using chain links for the straps, the handbag is standing out and is definitely a huge part of the ensemble.
The leathers are textured and colored, very brilliant. The footwear is equally as important as an accessory. The ankle boots are hanging in with even more design, not just a simple ankle boot. The knee high boots are colored as well and the thigh highs are equally amazing. We are in love with the accessories coming out in New York Fashion Week. Designers are giving us so much play and textures, fabrics and colors, that it will be hard to wait for this fall. This fall will be so much fun. Thank you, New York, for giving us so much to look forward to.


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ELYRIA — It wasn't a typical Brunswick victory, but it counted in the Northeast Ohio Conference River Division standings.
The Blue Devils, a team that has leaned on defense and pitching, slugged their way to a 10-8 win over Elyria on Tuesday.
"We scored 10 runs, so clearly the bats were working," coach Todd Winston said. "It was a good thing because we had some mental lapses today. That's very uncharacteristic of our team."
Brunswick (8-2, 1-0) totaled 12 hits during the 40-degree afternoon that saw occasional snowflakes. The Blue Devils jumped on Elyria (4-5, 0-3) for four runs in the first inning and never trailed.
"We've been slumping lately," said Kyle Burson, who led the Blue Devils with three hits and three runs. "It's usually our pitching and defense that carries us. Today, our hitting did it."
Brunswick had eight hits in the first two innings. Burson, Anthony Bova and Kyle Michalik started the game with singles to give the Blue Devils a 1-0 lead. One out later, Brandon Kutrubs singled in a run and a throwing error brought in another. Tyler Greiner's single made it 4-0.
Jesse Elias led off the second inning by being hit by a pitch and Burson doubled to put runners on third and first. Run-scoring hits by Brian Lees and Kutrubs made the score 6-2.
Pitching struggled a bit, as Elyria twice came back to make the game close. The Pioneers scored twice in the fourth inning and once in the fifth to cut Brunswick's lead to 6-5, and scored a pair in the bottom of the seventh on five hits.
Sophomore right-hander Nick Furman got the victory, going the first four innings before Burson took over. Burson lasted until two outs in the seventh before Michalik came in to get his third save.
Brunswick scored four times in the sixth to make the score 10-5, with Michalik and Lees rapping doubles. Michalik's double made the score 7-5 and Lees' hit scored two more. Gerry Salisbury singled in the Blue Devils' final run.
Dan Ratliff and Chris Emerson had run-scoring singles in Elyria's seventh inning. The bases were loaded before Michalik induced Mike Izzarelli, who led the Pioneers with three hits, to ground out to Salisbury at first.
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Q: 15% of men say they've done what with their cell phone?A: Dropped it in the toilet
Q: The average one of these has 35 pages.A: Comic Book
Q: This is something we heard quite often in the 70's and 80's, possibly on a daily basis. It still exists, but thanks to modern technology, you're less likely to hear it these days.A: Busy Signal
Q: It's estimates that 1 in 300 births in the U.S. occurs in a what?A: A vehicle (which includes ambulances)
Q: His last meal was four scoops of ice cream and six chocolate chip cookies.A: Elvis Presley's
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Q: What to the words definitely, sacrilegious, indict, maneuver and bureaucracy have in common? A: These are the top five misspelled words
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Even if it's not enforceable 100% (which law is?), it will certainly change a lot.
Permanent dog tethering is a common habit in Canada/USA and should come to an end. It's torture and should be banned, or at least regulated so that dog owners have to make sure that dogs have shelter, enough space, food and water and tethering should not be allowed 24/7.
Early July 2014 Hon. Danny Soucy (Local Government Minister of New Brunswick) proposed changes to existing regulations. So far people in New Brunswick are allowed to tether dogs outside 24 hours a day and 365 days a year.
The proposal would make it illegal to tether a dog outside between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. which is reasonable and enforcable.
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Shakedown (GTA VC)
Tommy Vercetti, Lance Vance, Avery Carrington and Ken Rosenberg discussing Tommy's next move after he and Lance killed Ricardo Diaz.
|GTA Vice City
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|North Point Mall
Combat Sniper is available to purchase at Ammu-Nation (Downtown)
Assets are available to purchase
Bar Brawl
Check Out At The Check In
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Shakedown is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City which the protagonist Tommy Vercetti does independently in the Vercetti Estate in Starfish Island, Vice City.
After taking over Diaz's mansion, Tommy discusses with Lance Vance, Ken Rosenberg, and Avery Carrington on what to do next. Lance tells Tommy that some stores are refusing to pay protection after knowing Diaz's death. Tommy heads to the North Point Mall to do a hit and run on the shop fronts to scare them into paying protection. As he destroys the windows of the shops, Tommy gets increasing attention from the police. Tommy manages to smash all the windows of five shops within five minutes.
The rewards for completing this mission is $2,000, the Combat Sniper is available to buy at the Downtown Ammu-Nation store, and assets can now be purchased by the player. The missions Bar Brawl and Check Out At The Check In are unlocked.
Post-mission phone call script
Avery Carrington: Howdy son, just thought I'd ring you up and give you some advice.
Tommy Vercetti: Hey, Avery, what's eating you ?
Avery Carrington: There's a lot of opportunity in this town if you own the right real estate, you catch my drift ?
Tommy Vercetti: I reckon so...
Avery Carrington: All I'm saying is keep your eyes open and you might find the perfect business opportunity. I'll catch y'later.
Tommy Vercetti: Later, Avery.
Tommy Vercetti about to enter the North Point Mall.
Tommy Vercetti shooting at the windows of the Tarbrush Café store.
Tommy Vercetti shooting at the windows of the Vinyl Countdown store.
Tommy Vercetti shooting at the windows of a jewellery store.
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IN THE wake of the U.S. Census Bureau's annual report on America's poverty levels released this year, some interesting topics for debate arose.
The Heritage Foundation - a conservative think tank based in Washington, D.C. - made some interesting observations about the report, which revealed that a record 46.2 million Americans lived in poverty last year.
There appears to be a widening gap in the public's concept of poverty and "poverty" as it is defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
In fact, 80 percent of "poor" households in the United States have air conditioning, Robert Rector of the Heritage Foundation observed, noting that by contrast, in 1970 only 36 percent of the entire U.S. population enjoyed air conditioning. A full 92 percent of poor households have a microwave. Two-thirds of the poor have at least one DVD player. Nearly 75 percent have a car or truck, and 31 percent of the nation's poor households have two or more cars or trucks.
Four out of five poor adults assert they never went hungry at any time in the prior year because of a lack of money for food.
Nearly two thirds of the nation's poor have cable or satellite television. Half have a personal computer and just under half have Internet access of some kind. More than half of poor families with children have video game systems such as Xbox or PlayStation.
The recent recession greatly increased the number of poor people in America, but for two decades, the U.S. Census has continued to paint a picture that poverty in America is increasing.
There are people living in poverty in America and in our local communities. However, when the government sees that one out of every American citizen lives in poverty - according to this data - efforts to address this problem are obviously skewed off base. Rector argues that the government's obscure view of people living in poverty creates a disservice to the people who are truly in need.
When the economy goes south, critics often put a partisan blame on the government and political leaders at the helm, accusing them of destroying America's middle class. Yet in light of those citizens who appear to be living fairly comfortably in "poverty" - according to the data and demographics - the middle class must be doing very well nowadays.


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Federal Gov of Canada Increases Nova Scotia's Immigration Nominee Quota
Posted on November 15, 2012
Nova Scotia will be able to nominate 700 applicants and their families for immigration to Canada in 2012 after the cap for its Provincial Nominee Program was increased by 200
Nova Scotia's provincial government announced yesterday that the federal government has increased the province's immigrant nominee cap by 200, to 700 nominations in 2012.
"It will help us address existing and expected labour shortages," said Marilyn More, the provincial minister responsible for Nova Scotia's Office of Immigration. She said that the province would push for further increases of its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) quota.
PNPs allow Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who they deem as likely to contribute to their economy for immigration to Canada. The first PNP was created for Manitoba in 1998, and quickly expanded to all other provinces.
The federal government, which has jurisdiction over immigration in Canada, caps the number of individuals each province can nominate for Canadian permanent residence each year, but that number has steadily increased, amid repeated appeals by provincial premiers for expansions of their PNPs, which they say allow them to select the immigrants that best meet their provinces' unique economic needs.
While the federal government has indicated it would continue to expand the PNPs, it has also expressed concern about the standards some provincial government use when nominating individuals. In July, it instituted minimum language requirements for PNP applicants in low/semi-skilled occupations.
Under the new language rules, applicants in occupations that are classified as NOC Skill Level C or D must prove English or French proficiency of at least Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB)/Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC) 4, in all categories: listening, speaking, reading and writing.
The required International English Language Test System (IELTS) test scores to meet CLB 4 are 4.0, 4.5, 3.5, and 4.0 for listening, speaking, reading and writing, respectively.
Nova Scotia Receives 200 More Immigrant Nominees
Premier's Office
November 14, 2012 2:14 PM
Nova Scotia is now able to attract more skilled workers to help meet the growing needs of businesses and industries.
The federal government is giving an additional 200 immigration nominees, on top of the existing cap of 500, to the province. This gives Nova Scotia 700 nomination in 2012, the largest amount yet.
"This means there is the potential for 200 more families to choose Nova Scotia as a place to call home, to lay roots and be part of the economy," said Premier Darrell Dexter.
The province has successfully attracted new opportunities from companies such as IBM Canada and PROJEX Technologies Ltd. to Nova Scotia, creating well-paying, long-term jobs.
The province is also preparing people with the right skills so Nova Scotians will benefit from the good jobs on the horizon.
"Even with our efforts and investments to get people ready for the workforce, businesses are telling me that they are concerned about potential labour shortages – that there won't be enough skilled workers," said Premier Darrell Dexter.
The province has a comprehensive immigration strategy to help attract new skilled labour into the workforce.
Under the strategy, the Nova Scotia Nominee Program is the best option to attract international professional and skilled workers to help meet the changing needs of the province's economy in areas such as shipbuilding, information technology and health care.
"The nominee program is providing my family an opportunity to come to Canada and improve our lives," said Shernette Smith, one of the additional 200 nominees who hopes to immigrate from Jamaica to Halifax. "It would be a dream come true for us. I see a better and promising future for me, my husband and my two-year-old daughter."
The immigration strategy is part of jobsHere, the province's plan to grow the economy, and helps ensure there is enough skilled labour for businesses and industries.
"Our immigration strategy focuses on the future and it's working. We are attracting and keeping more immigrants," said Marilyn More, Minister responsible for the Office of Immigration. "The province is on its way to almost doubling the retention rate for families coming to Nova Scotia. We are engaging more employers, and successfully marketing the province internationally."
Ms. More says the province has a strong business case that supports the need to increase immigrant levels.
"It will help us address existing and expected labour shortages," said Ms. More. "We will continue to lobby the federal government for this increase so that we can attract more professional and skilled workers from around the world to help grow successful communities."
For more information on the Nova Scotia immigration strategy, visit www.novascotia.ca/jobshere .
Nova Scotia is now able to attract more skilled workers to
help meet the growing needs of businesses and industries.
The federal government is giving an additional 200
immigration nominees to Nova Scotia – the highest number ever.
Premier Darrell Dexter said that this means 200 more
families are able to choose Nova Scotia as a place to call home,
to lay roots and be part of the economy.
The province has a comprehensive immigration strategy to
help bring new skilled labour into our workforce.
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As well as watching Lucas Neill lead the Socceroos against Oman in an important World Cup qualifier at ANZ Stadium on Wednesday (7.30pm, from $20), I'll be immersing myself in sublime folk, rock and soul this week. Tonight Bruce Springsteen rocks for one final show at Allphones Arena (7pm, from $99.50), while soulful English artist James Blake plays at Verbrugghen Hall at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music (8.30pm, sold out). On Monday and Tuesday, Irishman Glen Hansard will lead the Frames at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall (8.30pm, sold out). And the Hilton's Marble Bar (marblebarsydney.com.au) has been encouraging new acts with a band competition. With the online votes for the five finalists tallied, I'll be heading to the free grand-final gig at 6.30pm on Wednesday (before the football). The winner gets a two-month residency at the 120-year-old bar. Daniel Fallon
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Heidi Klum is in - Parks and Recreation's season premiere, that is (Sept. 26 on NBC). The Project Runway host and America's Got Talent judge plays the popular mayor of a Denmark town who meets Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) at a conference in London. "It's a small part, and it's funny," Klum says.
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UK: Acer Allegro with Windows Phone 7.5 now just £139.99
The Acer Allegro can now be bought in the UK, in SIM-free and unlocked form, for just £139.99. That's amazingly cheap for a smartphone running Windows Phone 7.5 (codenamed Mango), especially since the Allegro initially went for about €300 (which is £240-ish).
If you're interested in an affordable Windows Phone, you should know that we haven't seen one cheaper than this yet. And while the Nokia Lumia 610 may be marketed as such, in fact it is more expensive. And it has just 256 MB of RAM, which means that some apps and games don't work on it (most notable at the moment: Skype and Angry Birds). The Acer Allegro has 512 MB of RAM, which has been the minimum required amount for Windows Phones ever since WP7 shipped, so you're safe in that regard.
The Allegro's processor is clocked at 1 GHz, which is 200 MHz more than the 800 MHz unit in the Lumia 610. So on a pure specsheet basis, the Allegro should clearly win out. And since it's also cheaper, this is probably a no-brainer.
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Most women see their first grays by age 34, according to Clairol research. Try employing these simple tricks to get to the root of the problem.
1. SHAMPOO, CONDITION, DEEP-CONDITION. Avoid color-spiked shampoos, which, over time, can make your hair color look fake, according to Hazan. But do use conditioner at your roots, since grays tend to be coarse and wiry. To keep conditioner from leaving your hair limp, look for formulas with lightweight hydrators such as vitamin E, or flower oils (try Philip Kingsley No Scent No Colour Conditioner or Herbal Essences Body Envy Volumizing Conditioner). Once a week, massage a deep-conditioner into your roots, wrap hair in a towel that's been soaked in hot water and then thoroughly wrung out, and cover your head with a shower cap, suggests hair-stylist Oscar Blandi of the Oscar Blandi salon in New York City. Let it marinate for up to five minutes, then rinse.
2. BE THREE-DIMENSIONAL. Color that is multitonal—with a neutral base and two different warm highlight shades— "creates a background where gray roots can blend in," Hazan says. The one exception: redheads, who should instead apply a single-process shade as close to their natural color as possible.
3. TAKE ROOT. Between color appointments, disguise the gray with an at-home root-touch-up kit that's a shade lighter than you think you need, says Hazan. The idea isn't to cover regrowth completely—just to diffuse it until you can get to the salon.
4. CREATE AN ILLUSION. When you've gone too long between dye jobs, the simplest way to hide grays is with volume at the roots. "A little height can camouflage up to an inch of growth," says colorist Reyad Fritas of New York City's Fr�d�ric Fekkai salon. When hair is damp, spritz texturizing spray at the roots, flip your head upside down, and blast roots with a blow-dryer. Or, when hair is freshly blow-dried, place Velcro rollers at the crown and let hair cool.
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