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T-Mobile G2X reaches end-of-life
There comes a time when any smartphone reaches that sad moment called end-of-life. It's when the carrier selling it decides it's no longer on par with the competition for whatever reason, and should just be removed from the lineup. Completely gone, without a trace.
And sadly on January 6 it was time for the T-Mobile G2X to go down that path. It was the first dual-core smartphone to be launched in the US back in April of last year, and it's certainly had a good run – in spite of some software glitches here and there.
What you see above is a screengrab of an internal T-Mobile system showing the recently EOL'd devices, and yes, the G2X is there in all its glory (or lack thereof). Now all that's left is for us to find out what will succeed this device in the magenta carrier's portfolio. Expect news of that soon.
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Freshman bowler Angela Falgoust led Tulane with a 181.4 average
Feb. 10, 2014
DeLAND, Fla. - The Tulane bowling team posted five wins and placed ninth in the 12-team Wildcat Invitational this past weekend hosted by Bethune-Cookman at the Sunshine Bowling Center.
The Green Wave (22-41) opened the weekend with three wins in Friday's Baker games. Tulane defeated host Bethune-Cookman, 683-659, Southern, 692-641, and Monmouth, 693-678.
Saturday's team matches didn't fare as well for the Green Wave with only one win. Tulane defeated UAB, 900-847, in the third game of the day. Angela Falgoust led the way with an average pinfall of 181.4 that placed 19th among all the bowlers in the field. Jessica Stricklin placed 24th with a 179.8 average.
Tulane then fell to UAB and Monmouth by the score of 4-3 in the best-of-seven Baker format in the bracket on Sunday, but defeated Southern, 4-1.
"This weekend showed signs of improvement especially in team dynamics on the lanes and consistency of performance," Tulane head coach Hayley Veitch. "We still need to work more on the mental game to perform well in pressure situations. Every tournament we are learning and the more experience we get the more confidence we will gain."
Tulane will travel to the Track Kat Clash in Huntsville, Texas, this coming weekend.

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Stephanie wants to answer your questions!
On this page you can submit your questions for the next Confidential, which is a fan Q&A. All questions go to Stephanie, who selects a few to answer on this page. There are two to three Confidentials every year. You can join Stephanie's mailinglist to receive e-mails when new Confidentials are released!
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April 29, 2010
About Cancellation
Danya: How did you find out about the cancellation?
Stephanie: A couple hours before the announcement was made, the cast and crew of AMC got an e-mail asking us to attend a "mandatory meeting" in one of our studios. I had just shot some heavy, emotional scenes, and when I got back to my dressing room Denise Vasi called. She told me about the e-mail and said that, even though she wasn't on the work schedule that day, she was told that she should come in for the meeting. In the hours leading up to the meeting, we all worried and speculated, most of us suspecting that this would be it.... then we all gathered in "Studio B" where Brian Frons announced that AMC and OLTL were being cancelled.
Danya: What was the reaction among the cast after everyone finding out?
Stephanie: We all had unique reactions to the news. Of course we were all sad about it. I'd say there was an initial sense of wishing it weren't so, of anger that we didn't get a fair shot at bringing the ratings back up, and of comaraderie as we all shared our reactions over drinks at the neighborhood bar (AMC took a big break from shooting that day, and the cast and crew spent that time at the bar, digesting the news and yummy bar food!) There were tears, but also laughs. We are a family, and this news felt sort of like finding out that we've gotta "flee the nest" pretty soon.
Tammy: Why are they canceling AMC?
Stephanie: As I understand it, the reason for canceling the show is purely financial. Daytime serials are expensive to produce, and with ratings so low it's hard to afford the budget any more. ABC can replace our show with something significantly cheaper, produced by an outside production company.
Jessica: I know that I have personally called the network hot line or whatever and posted on their site. If the fan voice is loud enough, do you think they would reconsider?
Stephanie: I'd love to think that they would, but I have to admit I'm skeptical. I think this business operates with $$ as the bottom line, and as much as tradition and story-telling are important to us, I don't think it's as important to "the suits". I think it's worth a try, though! Daytime fans have always had a strong voice, and it's definitely worth trying to convince those in power to keep a beloved genre alive.
Renea: Have they thought about moving AMC to Soap Net or maybe making it an online show
Stephanie: Well, SoapNet is about to be off the air, so that's not an option. I'm not sure if anyone else has considered an online show yet, but I was just talking to my friend, our production manager, about possibly trying to do this. My former co-worker from Guiding Light, Crystal Chappell, did it when she started "Venice: The Series", an online soap. I think it'd be great to keep the soap genre alive online. There's certainly an audience for it!
About AMC
Amanda: Now that you know how much time is left for AMC, does it affect your approach to how you work?
Stephanie: It's pretty much work as usual, although I know I will be more mindful now of enjoying what's left of the experience. I want to do the best work I can, knowing that NOW has got to be the time!
Angie: Are you still taping? Are there plans for a big finale, or will it just end with a regular episode?
Stephanie: We'll continue taping through August, and the show will air through September. I'm not sure what the final episode will be like, though I imagine it'll be something special.
Mike: Any clues about the finale? Will Madison and Scott end up together? Will Jack and Erica finally get married?
Stephanie: No clue yet! At the end of a series, I think it's all about pleasing the fans, so my guess is that the writers will do their best to make everyone happy.
Zenstella: Will they be bringing back any AMC favorites during the final episodes?
Stephanie: Yes, definitely! (Who comes back will, of course, depend on willingness and availability of former cast members.)
Terry: Will you remain on AMC until the final episode?
Stephanie: Not sure yet. I'm part of the cast until the end, but I don't know if some of us will finish before others or what...
Sue: How would you like to see AMC end?
Stephanie: Happily ever after... that type of thing... :)
Audrey: How would you like to see Madison's storyline end?
Stephanie: Hmmm, I'm not sure! I'd mainly just like to get the sense that she's gonna be ok. Madison's had a rough time, and no matter what happens, I just want to know that she's strong enough to make it through anything. It'd be nice if she could settle down romantically too!
Audrey: Would you rather see Madison with Ryan or Scott?
Stephanie: I can't even take sides on this one! I don't know! Both guys are great, but since Scott is the available one, I'll pick him, haha.
Sally: Who would you like to see "Madison" have a steamy love scene with before AMC ends?
Stephanie: Paging Dr. Castillo...! ;-)
Jennifer: Which AMC character, besides Madison, will you miss the most?
Stephanie: I think we'll all miss seeing the iconic Susan Lucci on our screens as Erica Kane.
Sherrick: Who would you have liked to work with on AMC that you didn't get the opportunity to?
Stephanie: I never really got to work with Walt Willey, and he's my favorite! I'm hoping that he and I will get the chance to work on stage together some day.
Shaunette: How have you liked working with the cast of AMC?
Stephanie: AMC has an AMAZING cast. They are like family to me. We have a very eclectic bunch, with all types of personalities, and a ton of talent. I'll miss these guys!
Sherrick: Which cast member is a second resident in your dressing room?
Stephanie: Denise Vasi, for sure. Our dressing rooms are directly across from each other, very convenient.
Kelsey: Did you ever look up to a co-star in their acting? If yes, who?
Stephanie: I look up to all my co-stars. There's so much talent, I'm very lucky to work with all of them. I admire Rebecca Budig's work ethic, and I think Danny Cosgrove is a great example of how to have a lot of fun while still taking the work itself seriously.
Kate: What will you miss most about working at AMC?
Stephanie: The people, cast & crew. (I'm part of a sports fantasy league with the crew, and luckily we've decided to keep it up even after the show's over!)
Kelsey: Will you miss playing Madison?
Stephanie: Playing a character for years at a time will definitely make it hard to say goodbye and move on. But at the same time, I think I'll be ready to explore new characters, too.
Renea: How can the fans show the talented actors and actresses of AMC how grateful we are for all the entertainment they have provided us through the years?
Stephanie: That's a really sweet question. We have felt all of your support over the years, and especially now. The outpouring of support that we've gotten since news broke of the cancelation has been appreciated by all of us, so thank you! In return, I am working on a little video project to show appreciation to the fans (more news to come about that!).
State Of Daytime
Jennifer: Did you watch soaps growing up and if so, which ones? What impact did that have on you?
Stephanie: I did not grow up watching soaps, but have been working on soaps for almost 9 years, so have grown to love them.
Amanda: What do you think this means for the future of the remaining soap operas? How does it make you feel to see this genre slowly dying out?
Stephanie: It saddens me to see soaps dying. They mean so much to those who watch. I have met so many people that grew up with soaps, watched when they were sick, or bonded with family members while watching their "stories". I hope that the remaining soaps do a good job of keeping the genre alive. I really hope that dramatic, scripted television continues to thrive in an age where reality television seems to be taking over.
After The Show's Over
Lucy: Will you still be on Twitter still after AMC is done airing? What is the best way us fans can keep in touch with you?
Stephanie: I'll keep on tweeting, yes. Will you still follow?! haha. And will keep my website updated, too, so keep an eye out, or sign up for my newsletter!
N. Hiltner: Are you staying in California or returning to the East Coast?
Stephanie: I plan to stay in Cali. It's become home for me, and it's definitely the ideal place for actors to live & work.
Melissa: You are such a wonderful actress! Do you have anything in the works right now that we can look forward to in the future?
Stephanie: Aw, thanks! It's hard to really have anything "in the works" just yet... when AMC is over, I'll be auditioning for new roles in film, television, and theatre. Keep you posted!!
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The 99.9% have all come to love the Bernanke/Yellen Zero Interest Rate Policy, affectionately known as ZIRP. This is the policy where you provide Too Big To Trust Wall Street banks with hundreds of billions in newly created fiat currency for free and allow them to invest it in risk free Treasuries, while paying senior citizens and other responsible savers 0% on their savings. This allows the oligarchs to further enrich themselves by gorging on free money, while widows are forced to choose between dinner and medicine. ZIRP was designed by bankers to benefit bankers – NO BANKER LEFT BEHIND.
ZIRP is slowly but surely impoverishing the majority of people in the country. It deters saving and investment. It deters job growth. It creates inflation in food, energy, housing, and the other necessities of daily life. Well get ready for NIRP – Negative Interest Rate Policy. The bankers will offer you the privilege of charging you for letting them keep your money. This is what happened today in Europe.
The mainstream media, the government bureaucrats, and the central bankers have all touted the huge success story of government actions in Europe. Interest rates have been manipulated to record low levels. Spain and Italy are supposedly as safe as the U.S. now. It's all a cruel fucking joke. And the joke is on the people. These lying scumbags actually believe confiscating depositor's funds through negative interest rates will spur an economic recovery in Europe. They have the balls to make statements like this with a straight face:
"It's completely wrong to suggest we want to expropriate savers" – Mario Draghi
It seems he is following the advice of his predecessor:
"When it becomes serious, you have to lie." – Jean Claude Juncker
The central bankers and politicians of the world have solved absolutely nothing. They have shifted bank debt onto the backs of the people and issued more debt to pay off the old debt. They will continue to use convoluted asinine "solutions" and "programs" to keep the Ponzi scheme going as long as possible to allow their oligarch masters to siphon off the remaining wealth of the people. In the final phase you will be Cyprused. They will seize your money if it is in their banks.
If you think NIRP is something that can only happen in Europe, think again. Read the words of your own esteemed Federal Reserve Goddess:
"Accommodative policy is appropriate, in my view, because the economy is operating well below its potential and inflation is undesirably low. If it were positive to take interest rates into negative territory I would be voting for that" – San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank President Janet Louis Yellen – February 2010
Remember who Janet really works for. The Wall Street banks are her bosses. Janet and her banker buddies are already taking advantage of the math challenged American Sheeple. Savings accounts are already paying .15% interest, while inflation in the real world is 5% or higher. The dollars you keep in a Wall Street bank today are worth 4.85% less every year. The goal of Janet and the Wall Street scumbags is to force you to spend your dollars before they waste away to nothing. They have failed so far, as retail sales collapse and the middle class runs out of money.
The banking cabal has made holding money market funds so distasteful, they force investors into the stock market. Based on this chart, that part of their plan has worked. Stock prices have reached new all-time heights and the ratio of money invested in equities to the amount invested in money market funds is now 20% to 30% higher than the peaks previously reached in 2000 and 2007. When you see the actions of bankers and their puppets, you better understand Lord Acton's thoughts in the 1800's:
"The issue which has swept down the centuries and which will have to be fought sooner or later is the people versus the banks."– Lord Acton
The time for this fight is approaching rapidly. Get your money out of the banks before it is too late. You get a better return under your mattress.
NIRP Has Arrived: Europe Officially Enters The "Monetary Twilight Zone"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/05/2014 07:57 -0400
Goodbye ZIRP, hello NIRP. Today's decision by the ECB to officially lower the deposit facility rate to negative (as in you pay the bank to hold your deposits) is shocking, but not surprising: we previewed just this outcome precisely two years ago in "Europe's "Monetary Twilight Zone" Neutron Bomb: NIRP"
Here is what we wrote in June 2012 about Europe's unprecedented NIRP monetary experiment.
Just because ZIRP is so 2009 (and will be until the end of central planning as the Fed can not afford to hike rates ever again), the ECB is now contemplating something far more drastic: charging depositors for the privilege of holding money. Enter NIRP, aka Negative Interest Rate Policy.
Bloomberg reports that "European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is contemplating taking interest rates into a twilight zone shunned by the Federal Reserve. while cutting ECB rates may boost confidence, stimulate lending and foster growth, it could also involve reducing the bank's deposit rate to zero or even lower. Once an obstacle for policy makers because it risks hurting the money markets they're trying to revive, cutting the deposit rate from 0.25 percent is no longer a taboo, two euro-area central bank officials said on June 15… "The European recession is worsening, the ECB has to do more," said Julian Callow, chief European economist at Barclays Capital in London, who forecasts rates will be cut at the ECB's next policy meeting on July 5. "A negative deposit rate is something they need to consider but taking it to zero as a first step is more likely." Should Draghi elect to cut the deposit rate to zero or lower, he'll be entering territory few policy makers have dared to venture. Sweden's Riksbank in July 2009 became the world's first central bank to charge financial institutions for the money they deposited with it overnight."
There is only one problem when comparing the Riksbank with the ECB: at €747 billion in deposits parked at the ECB as of yesterday, the ECB is currently paying out 0.25% on this balance, a move which may or may not be a reason for the depositor banks, primarily of North European extraction, to keep their money parked in Frankfurt. However, once this money has to pay to stay, it is certain that nearly $1 trillion in deposit cash, currently in electronic format, would flood the market. What happens next is unknown: the ECB hopes that this liquidity flood will be contained. The reality will be vastly different. One thing is certain: inflating the debt is the only way out for the status quo. The only question is what format it will take.
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"It won't help the prospect of a functioning money market because banks won't be compensated for the risk they're taking," said Orlando Green, a fixed-income strategist at Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank in London. It would make more sense to lower the benchmark rate, thus reducing the interest banks pay on ECB loans, and keep the deposit rate where it is, Green said.
The ECB has lent banks more than 1 trillion euros in three- year loans, with the interest determined by the average of the benchmark rate over that period. Societe Generale SA estimates that cutting the key rate by 50 basis points would save banks 5 billion euros a year.
The deposit rate traditionally moves in tandem with the benchmark, which policy makers kept at a record low of 1 percent on June 6. Draghi said "a few" officials called for a cut, fueling speculation the bank could act next month.
Sadly, because all this is merely operating in the confines of a broken system, just as the LTRO provides a brief respite only to commence crushing banks such as Monte Paschi, so any further intervention by the ECB will only lead to a faster unwind of an unstable system.
Other institutions have opted against such a move. The Fed started paying interest on deposits to help keep the federal funds rate near its target in October 2008 and has reimbursed banks with 0.25 percent on required and excess reserve balances since December that year.
Some Fed policy makers last August argued that reducing the rate could be helpful in easing financial conditions. While they discussed doing so in September, many expressed concern that such a move "risked costly disruptions to money markets and to the intermediation of credit," the Fed said in minutes published on Oct. 12.
The Bank of Japan (8301) introduced a Complementary Deposit Facility in October 2008 to provide financial institutions with liquidity and stabilize markets, and has kept the interest it pays for the funds at 0.1 percent since then. Governor Masaaki Shirakawa told reporters on May 23 there would be "large demerits" to reducing the deposit rate because it could lead to a decline in money-market trading.
It gets worse: by trying to help banks, the ECB will actually be impairng them:
"If the ECB cut the deposit rate, it would take an important profit opportunity away from banks," said Tobias Blattner, an economist at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe in London. By doing so, the ECB would also be "encouraging banks to lend to the real economy" even though "there's hardly any demand for credit," he said. Blattner predicts the ECB will cut its benchmark and leave the deposit rate at 0.25 percent.
ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said on Feb. 19 that market interest rates of zero or lower "can result in a credit contraction."
That's because banks, trying to preserve their deposit bases by paying customers a reasonable interest rate, may reduce lending to companies and households because the return is too low and invest in higher-yielding assets instead.
Finally kiss money markets – which together with Repos are one of the core components of shadow banking – goodbye:
"A deposit rate at zero will be of particular support to banks in southern Europe because it could help encourage some flow of credit," said Callow. "A negative deposit rate can be damaging for money markets."
Negative rates would destroy the business model for money- market funds, which would face the prospect of paying to invest, said Societe Generale economist Klaus Baader.
"But the ECB doesn't set policy to keep alive certain parts of the financial sector," he said. "Policy makers want to show that they haven't exhausted their options yet."


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Cross-Country Fat Man
In March DiseaseProof learned about Steve Vaught--an obese man from San Diego--and his mission to walk across the country. Two months later Steve is more than 100 pounds lighter and nearing his destination the George Washington Bridge in New York. Matthew Verrinder of the Associated Press reports:
Vaught set out on his journey on April 10, 2005, hoping to complete the trip in six months. By early November, he had reached the halfway point after walking 1,400 miles. After taking a break for the holidays, he resumed walking in January.
He has kept a running log of his trek on his Web site, TheFatManWalking.com, which has gotten hundreds of thousands of hits, while others have watched him on Oprah Winfrey's TV show.
"People try to make this about calories and scales, but this is about living your life," he said Monday, walking briskly along Route 46—about 25 miles from his goal—as cars hummed past and beeped, a large paunch still part of his 305 pounds. "I spent 15 years either regretting the past or fearing the future. Now I'm living in the present."
He says he's gone through 15 pair of shoes, 12 pairs of pants, three shirts, 30 pairs of socks and his own sanity—twice.


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Rupert Guinness Waratahs hooker Tatafu Polota-Nau smiled and declared on Monday that the "noggin' is good."
NSW Waratahs ready to rumble in rolling maul against ACT Brumbies
Rupert Guinness A strong rolling maul, says Tahs playmaker Bernard Foley, is like having "that extra knife in the pocket" when you're on the attack.
Bernard Foley to show his golden boot has not lost its polish
Rupert Guinness Bernard Foley on his kicking against the Rebels: "It was disappointing to let the team down there".
"No way" Waratahs forward Will Skelton could play 80 minutes a year ago
Rupert Guinness Big Will Skelton as a regular 80-minute player? "No one in world rugby could really boast that," says Tahs teammate.
Wallabies' selection mark for foreign-based players too high, says Bob Dwyer
Rupert Guinness Former Wallabies coach Bob Dwyer: "I think 40 Tests would be a fair commitment. A guy has a right to earn his living."
Melbourne Rebels on the up, but Waratahs are favourites: Stirling Mortlock
Rupert Guinness Rebels foundation skipper Stirling Mortlock likes what he sees in the Melbourne side, but is that enough against the Waratahs?
ARU eases Wallabies eligibility rules for overseas-based players
Rupert Guinness The ARU has relaxed its eligibility rules to allow certain offshore players to represent the Wallabies in a major backflip that could have Matt Giteau back for this year's Rugby World Cup.
Australian rugby calling on fans to usher in another golden era
Rupert Guinness Concern remains for many within Australian grassroots rugby as the ARU calls on fans to help them out.
Kurtley Beale says Waratahs win over Hurricanes 'is something we need to build on'
Rupert Guinness As important as saving their Super Rugby campaign with a win was for the Waratahs, is that they now push back in to the top six.
Rugby union player Nicholas Tooth dies after suffering head injury
Rupert Guinness Rugby community rocked by death of young rugby player Nicholas Tooth.
Benn Robinson on rival Hurricanes prop Ben Franks: "His game is right on point"
Rupert Guinness In a career that has included a record 141 games for the Waratahs since 2006 and 72 Tests with the Wallabies, Robinson has come up against Ben Franks many a time.
Will Skelton: NSW Waratahs may have taken Stormers 'for granted a bit'
Rupert Guinness Waratahs lock Will Skelton admits his lack of go-forward with ball-in-hand in their loss to the Stormers last Saturday night was an "attitude thing" and conceded the Super Rugby champions may have...
Halfback Nick Phipps says Waratahs will stick to their 'have a go' mentality
Rupert Guinness Waratahs halfback Nick Phipps refuses to play down the importance of the Super Rugby champions' away game against the unbeaten Hurricanes in Wellington on Saturday night.
ARU boss Bill Pulver on sabbaticals: "We have got to balance carefully ... player burnout"
Rupert Guinness The Australian Rugby Union is confident its new policy allowing select players to take overseas sabbaticals will help retain talent in the long term, but they are also concerned it could see some...
Wallabies coach Michael Cheika calls for weekly reviews so "we can track form"
Rupert Guinness All Wallabies squad members have been asked by coach Michael Cheika to submit weekly individual performance reviews on their remaining Super Rugby games.
NSW Waratahs face a non-stop journey to Super Rugby finals
Rupert Guinness It is probably a good thing for the Waratahs if their playing ranks are "brain washed to try and think week-to-week".
Lacklustre affair only highlights the value of passion
Rupert Guinness What a difference a week makes ... even if the Waratahs again walked away winners against the Blues at home in Sydney on Saturday night.
Galloping Greens recover from late game stumble to beat Pirates
Rupert Guinness Despite errors creeping into their game, Randwick claimed their first Shute Shield win.
John Eales: Leadership calls for taking a stand ... captain or not
Rupert Guinness and Georgina Robinson It was a stand-out moment in the Wallabies captaincy of John Eales when, with 25 minutes left in the 1999 World Cup final against France at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, he approached the referee...
Small-minded people pose only risk of Wallabies rift in wake of Waratahs v Brumbies homophobic slur controversy, says Bob Dwyer
Rupert Guinness Any risk of a rift between the Waratahs and Brumbies in the Wallabies squad after fiery derby should be contained by wise heads, says former coach.


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The Wheeler Brothers Headline Antone's – Ticket Giveaway!
- Nov, 14 2011
- By Caitlin
- What's Going On
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The Wheeler Brothers were one of the most anticipated acts of Utopiafest weekend, and I was sad that we had to head out just barely into their set. Lucky for me, the guys are playing Antone"s this Friday. It"s their first headlining gig, and promises to be a good one.
The five-piece, combined of three actual Wheeler brothers and two close friends, put out their debut album Portraits over the summer, and followed that up with their first national tour. Now, they"re about to embark on another three month-long trek, kicking it all off in their hometown of Austin.
The Wheeler Brothers" sound is reminiscent of the Band of Horses, with beautiful vocals layered casino online over rocked-out folk. It"s an infectious sound that fills any venue with ease, and performed by guys who clearly love what they"re doing. Beyond their musical talent, the Wheeler Brothers are a generous band, allowing other Utopiafest musicians to crash at their ranch, and currently hosting a contest through their Facebook page to send one lucky fan "Home for the Holidays."
If you want to see what all of the fuss is about, make sure you check out the Wheeler Brothers this Friday at 9pm. Want to see "em for free? Post a comment on this story, sharing a personal holiday memory. I"ll pick a winner Thursday for a ticket plus-one.
Fun Fun Fun Fest 2011 – Day 1
- Nov, 08 2011
- By Caitlin
- Review
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Fun Fun Fun Fest 2011 was a weekend of rollercoaster emotions and perceptions. That sounds like the introduction to some terrible cliche teen drama, but it is what I lived through this weekend. Blame it on cloudy perception from a lingering cold (which I'm still not over — damn you, festival dirt!) and imminent exhaustion coupled with various Nyquils and Sudafeds, or blame it on being 24 and trying to navigate my adoration of music, my desire to make it myself, and my sense of responsibility to my day job. Whatever it is, my brain was all over the place, taking in the new setting of the Auditorium Shores skyline, comparing and contrasting new Fun Fun Fun with old, trying to experience new music while staying true to my favorites, and realizing I'm starting to enjoy being with my friends more than being alone at a set only I want to see. It's all a balancing act, and it all gave me a lot to digest after a weekend of awesome music, dusty nostrils and strange music fan realizations.
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Fun Fun Fun Fest 2011 – Day 2
- Nov, 08 2011
- By Caitlin
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Saturday, November 5
The Joy Formidable
We took it easier Saturday, in part because I woke up feeling as crusty as an old, burnt piece of toast, and in part because nothing in the early morning really called to us. But we were determined to get to the fest in time for the Joy Formidable, and we made it in plenty of time. The Welsh trio was a ray of sunlight, and immediately blew anything and everything we'd seen the day before (except for Spoon) out of the water. First of all, the band is fronted by a guitar-wielding woman with an adorable blonde shag of hair. Their drummer grins widely at the audience during most songs, egging us on to clap and sing, and the bassist is energetic and equally joyous. Live, they really did remind me of the Silversun Pickups, but dancier. The crowd adored them, and when they went in for the kill, finishing their set with their breakout hit "Whirring," two fearsome-but-cute inflatable cat heads blew up on either side of the stage, with their mouths opening and closing like some creepy carnival game, and lead woman Ritzy Bryan went to town on a gong that had heretofore sat unplayed at the back of the stage. I was sold — my blood was pumping, I'd forgotten I was sick and 4 other lady friends and I decided we were starting a band called Pizza Party (you may not steal this idea from us we will find and injure you. Injure you bad. Real bad.)Read More...
Fun Fun Fun 2011 – Day 3
- Nov, 08 2011
- By Caitlin
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Sunday, November 6
M83 crowd
Sunday, I was dead. I had an appointment at 2PM, which was my excuse to sleep in late and avoid the dustbowl until close to 5PM. I was sad to miss all of the exciting bands I'd never heard before, but I was just too sick to make it down. I decided to take it easy, see the one artist I was dying to on Sunday, and then get home early to write, like a responsible little journalist.
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Fun Fun Fun 2011
- Nov, 03 2011
- By Caitlin
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Fun Fun Fun Fest crept up on me so quickly this year that I haven't had time to scour the lineup the way I normally do. Thus, I have decided to highlight my favorites below that I already know and love – and apparently, they're all mostly playing the Orange Stage. But my absolute favorite aspect of Fun Fun Fun Fest is the fact that I discover so much new music to love. It's like being a college DJ all over again. I intend to hit up my top picks, but I also plan on wandering wherever my ears take me. So ultimately, that is my suggestion. Be brave, go to a stage you didn't think you'd visit, keep an open mind, get dirty and have a blast.
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A pop-rock history lesson from the Postelles
- Nov, 02 2011
- By Caitlin
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I have come a long way from my days of all-pop, all-the-time. When I was younger, I adored sunny tunes that got my feet shufflin'. Now, I prefer darker, more intricate stuff, so my old pop go-to's only get played when I'm feeling nostalgic. So when I was set up with a ticket to see the Postelles at the Parish, I was a far cry from their younger fan base that surrounded me. Older, hardened to the world, jaded — ok so maybe not that extreme, but definitely a little harder to impress.Read More...


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By Vivek Ranjan in Muzikk! - On Mon, 01/08/2011 - 02:16
For a country that is obsessed with getting pregnant, finding out how to impress a chick and figuring out how to kiss, it is a shame that most people have problems getting laid before marriage. Unless of course they pay for it.
We believe that getting laid should never be a problem for a guy and he should have such tricks up his sleeve that chicks agree to sleep with him within a bunch of minutes.
Within a bunch of minutes? Yes, my friend, you have read right. Now we will tell you about few songs that when played to a specific type of girl, will most definitely get you laid. That too, by the time the song is over!
Pour Some Sugar On Me - Def Leppard
Type of girl - Diabetic
Time taken to get laid - 4 minutes
Pour some sugar on me has the right amount of cheesiness AND the right amount of suggestiveness.
Plus they use words like sugar and saccharine, extensively.
Right, question time! Tell me one thing that a diabetic girl will crave the most. Think. Think.
No? Sugar, man!
In the song, they just go on and on about sugar, saccharine, sugar lumps, sticky sweetness, etc. Guaranteed to turn on any person that crave sugar.
So, go ahead, do your thing.
Free Fallin' - Tom Petty
Type of girl - Emo
Time taken to do the business - 3.5 minutes or so.
Why will this song turn on that emo chick, you ask?
Look at the lyrics.
She's a good girl, loves her mama
Loves Jesus and America too
She's a good girl, crazy 'bout Elvis
Loves horses and her boyfriend too
And I'm a bad boy, 'cause I don't even miss her
I'm a bad boy for breakin' her heart
And all the bad boys are standing in the shadows
All the good girls are home with broken hearts
I wanna glide down over Mulholland
I wanna write her name in the sky
That's not all of it, but, it is most of it. Like 52.6% of the whole song. Do you notice a trend?
Basically, this song goes on about how brilliant and good the girl is. While the guy happens to be a total dickhead. And a "bad boy".
Yes, apparently emo chicks lurrrv bad boys. *cheesy alert*
Plus, the song also mentions vampires.
Emo=Twilight Fan
Twilight Fan=Digs Vampires
Therefore, Emo=Digs Vampires.
Hence Proved.
Your Body Is A Wonderland - John Mayer
Type of girl - Insecure about her self/body.
Time taken to go gigitty gigitty - 4 minutes or so.
This song will most probably work on every other girl. It will most definitely work on fat females. But, do you really want to go there?
So yeah, this song mainly involves love making, using your hands while love making and praising the girls body. Basically, everything a chick is going to dig.
Just make sure that the girl does not end up with an image of John Mayer in her head. That will be a deal breaker!
If you don't believe us, your loss man. Just saying, all these have been tried and tested on multiple girls with a success rate of 70.8%


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Sept. 30, 2011
BERKELEY, Calif. -
Arizona volleyball (10-4, 2-3) fell to No. 4 California (14-2, 4-2) 3-0, on Friday in at Haas Pavilion in Berkeley, Calif., 3-0 (25-21, 25-19, 25-21).
Freshman Madi Kingdon (Phoenix, Ariz.) led the Wildcats in kills with 12, while senior Cursty Jackson (Los Angeles) led with four blocks. Sophomore Candace Nicholson (Long Beach, Calif.) led all players in digs with 13.
Tarah Murrey and Shannon Hawari led the Golden Bears with 13 kills each and Elly Barrett added 43 assists. Kat Brown had four blocks and three players recorded double-digit digs.
"It was a frustrating match," Arizona head coach David Rubio said. "We played well enough to pull out one of the games, but we just broke down at the wrong time and could not execute at the right times, but we are getting closer."
Arizona will look to rebound at No. 6 Stanford on Sunday in Palo Alto, Calif. at 1 p.m.
For complete results and continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat Volleyball, visit ArizonaWildcats.com.


text: Mrs. Naomi Barber King was married to the younger brother of Martin Luther King, Jr. Among Mrs. King's children is Dr. Alveda King, the full-time Pastoral Associate of Priests for Life who is bringing so much attention to the abortion issue within the African-American community. Naomi King has also spoken out about abortion, pointing out how staggering the statistics are, especially among Black women. She has also shared her personal testimony about how she chose life with the encouragement of her family. On the day of the March for Life, I will have the pleasure of presenting Mrs. King with the National Pro-life Recognition Award, at the morning prayer service on Capitol Hill. You are invited to this prayer service, which starts at 8am, and details of the location will be at www.priestsforlife.org/marchforlife.


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Fashion and art have always gone hand-in-hand, but a new exhibit is taking this natural coupling one step further. ARRRGH! Monsters in Fashion, curated by Vassilis Zidianakis, is the latest showcase to gain international notice and to present some of the industry's best in a new light.
Timed perfectly, the exhibition speaks to a continuing theme in fashion and pop culture that, until now, has yet to be given this kind of platform. But thanks to the overwhelming success of the Met's Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty show—which focuses on the late designer's persona-driven fashion spectacles and outlandish clothing—character study is quite the hot topic for fashion lovers. Focusing on the influence of media figures on modern fashion, the exhibit examines the ongoing evolution of fashion and beauty as perpetuated through contemporary fashion and costume design. And the roster of top notch labels participating is enough to elicit the pitter-patter of any fashion lover's heart: Maison Martin Margiela, Jean-Charles De Castelbajac, Issey Miyake and Bernhard Willhelm are only a few of the designers that have created one-of-a-kind pieces for the museum.
For years, clothing and beauty have been used to elevate some of the largest icons of the century. Where would David Bowie be without the androgynous, alien appeal of Ziggy Stardust, or Beyonce without her Sascha Fierce? Arguably, Lady Gaga's avant-garde costumes are an even larger character than the pop star herself, with hair, makeup and body mutation all sounding off on the idea of persona. Perhaps the most outwardly vocal, Nicki Minaj has stated that she adopts alter egos when dressing up and even raps about her character changes. Her "Monster" track with Kanye West boldy states, "I'm a Muthaf-cking Monster" alluding to her over-the-top personas constantly in the media's eye.
Presented at the Benaki Museum in Athens, Greece, ARRRGH! Monsters in Fashion is set to run from May 15th until July 31st. Zidianakis will also showcase the work at this summer's Athens Festival 2011.


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2011: Competed in the multi-events indoors and then focused on the high jump during the outdoor season ... ended the year with a best high jump clearance, as she cleared 5-feet, 3-inches at the Ken Shannon Invite for third place ... sixth in the UW-WSU dual high jump at 5-0 ½ ... indoors, was 13th in the MPSF Championships pentathlon with 2,899 points, and was 18th in the high jump, clearing 5-0 ½ ... best indoor high jump of 5-2 ¼ cleared on two occasions ... scored a season-best 2,955 points in the UW Invitational pentathlon.
High School and Personal: Born in Fargo, North Dakota ... parents are Shelley and Brad Zietz ... has one older brother, Ben ... qualified for the North Dakota State Meet all four years in both the 100-meter hurdles and the high jump ... captured the state high jump title as a sophomore in 2008, clearing 5-4 ... as a senior, ran 15.63 in the hurdles, the third-best time in the prelims and placed sixth in the final, and placed second on the 4x100m relay ... fifth in the high jump as a senior, clearing 5-1 ... as a junior, was third at state in the hurdles and second in the high jump with her PR of 5-5 ... runner-up in the 100m hurdles at state as a sophomore in 2008, running 15.20 in the finals ... graduated with a 3.3 grade point average ... considering a career as a chiropractor.
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Summer parties and music go hand in hand – and the 4th of July gives you an especially fun opportunity for creating an Americana-themed playlist! I've started one off below – feel free to add to ours, and use it this weekend!
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Whether it's for yourself or for someone dear to you who loves iDevices, the Cookoo Connected Watch is the perfect, affordable gizmo to give as a stylish-and-at-the-same-time-geeky present not only this Love Month but the whole year long.
I mean, the packaging alone would tell you how special this unique timepiece is.
Totally in line with the device's branding, the Cookoo Watch comes with a cute and eye-catching plastic case that looks like a birdhouse. I think this speaks greatly about the creativity and passion of the people behind this product.
Turning the case around, you'll find this sticker giving you an idea of what sets Cookoo apart from other watches swamping the market. Aside from being a water-resistant timepiece, the Cookoo Watch can actually connect to various Apple mobile devices including the iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, The New iPad, iPad 4, iPad Mini, and iPod Touch 5th Generation via Bluetooth and deliver a gamut of integration features like sending alarms and notifications for calls and messages, delivering out of range alerts in case you accidentally leave your iPad or iPhone, and the ability to take photos remotely, among many others.
Cookoo currently has a free application in the App Store that you need to download and install on your iDevice for fast and convenient pairing with the watch and for quickly changing its settings. I'll show you how to do that in the coming days.
Outside the package, you'll find these dangling set of cards detailing the many unique capabilities of the Cookoo Watch in various languages. ConnecteDevice Ltd., the company behind this brand, didn't have to add this since a manual is already included inside the box but - for me - the fact that they did shows that they want Cookoo watch to stand-out all the more when placed in the shelf alongside competing brands -- after all, everything is in the details.
I got mine in Black with Cyan accents. I chose this color because it easily blends or goes well with any outfit or get-up and, as you all know, I just love lighter shades of blue.
The package contains the Cookoo Connected Watch unit itself, the user manual which unravels or unfolds like a giant map, and the Cookoo logo sticker. This sticker, according to the company, is something you can use to reuse the box for other purposes (I don't know how that works exactly), which is kind of their humble attempt at being environment-friendly.
This is how the watch looks when you wear it. I love it! If you ask me, I think the design is very hip, elegant, and versatile. Cookoo Watch, I bet, will look great on you whether you're wearing a casual get-up or a formal outfit.
The stellar combination of the metal back cover and the polycarbonate shell provide much needed durability to the watch. Also, as you can see in the photo, Cookoo makes it easy for users to change the battery of the device using a coin -- something that you'll rarely do. Our friends at the company officially distributing Cookoo in the Philippines told me during our meeting earlier this month that the battery that comes with the device should last for at least a year.
I've already downloaded and installed the free Cookoo app on my #GlobeiPhone5. Let me just play with this pair for a bit then I'll let you in on the features that I find most useful and fun!
You can now order your Cookoo Connected Watch from Kimstore, TechPinas' trusted online store, for only Php 6,500, which is already very sulit for a device of this calibre! You can get in touch with Kim's team via their hotline numbers: Globe 0905 3201818, Sun 0922 8859799, Smart 0908 8869799, or the store's official email address, firstname.lastname@example.com. Kim Lato of Kimstore, who became the most successful online gadget seller in the Philippines on the merit of her stellar customer service and unquestionable integrity, is also the most awarded online seller in the country. Nagtitiwala si Mark ng TechPinas kay Kim ng Kimstore.


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SEATTLE – As the spring practice season gets in full swing in anticipation of the Huskies season opener on Feb. 7 vs. Baylor in Las Vegas, the team received a welcome surprise last week. The Huskies moved into their newly-renovated locker room last week, and the awe has yet to wear off.
"It's amazing," senior infielder Hooch Fagaly said of the new locker room. "I thought the last locker room we had was incredible, and this just blows it away. "There are pictures of us all around it – at the World Series, us huddling together before games – and even our personal lockers are just awesome."
Since the team moved out of the old locker room and construction began in late October, the Huskies had not seen the progress until the final touches had been completed, and it was ready for the upcoming season. The seniors – Marki Creger-Zier, Fagaly, Victoria Hayward, Kaitlin Inglesby, Whitney Jones, Kelli Suguro, Bryana Walker – were the first players to see their new digs.
"My whole senior class got to go in together," Hayward said. "Obviously, we've been in the old locker room for a while. We knew that this new one was eventually coming. It was very much anticipated, so we all walked in, and I think a couple of us were screaming and shaking, just really excited. This brings in our era."
As the players walked in, they caught their first glimpses of their new home-away-from-home. At 600 square feet, the new locker room features an open layout and individual lockers with personalized photos and nameplates for each player on two of the walls. At the center of the room, a giant "W" is stitched into the carpet, and large photos on the other walls show highlights of recent years, as well as the Huskies core values – Selflessness, Accountability, Toughness, Confidence, and Husky Fever.
"We have so much tradition in our program, we need to put that tradition, that history, and that inspiration on the wall for our team," head coach Heather Tarr said. "It's an exciting feeling when you walk in there knowing that our current players remember those moments. There's some history woven in there. Our core values are on the wall. They see it everyday. Great players know how to visualize, and those images help them be able to visualize what we want to accomplish."
This renovation marks the first major update to the Huskies locker room since it was first constructed in 1997, when Tarr was a senior third baseman on a Huskies team that finished third at the College World Series.
"When I followed the seniors in to see the locker room for the first time, it almost brought me to tears thinking about how I felt when I got to see the new thing," Tarr said. "This represents a new era for our program."
Short Hops
- The Huskies open the season Friday, February 7 vs. Baylor in Las Vegas. The Huskies complete 2014 schedule is available here.
- Reserve season tickets for the 2014 season today. Single-game tickets for the Huskies 12-game home schedule go on sale Wednesday, February 26. More information is available here.
- The Huskies open their home schedule Friday, March 14 against Pac-12 foe Utah at 5:00 p.m. at Husky Softball Stadium.


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Four score and seven years ago we laid eyes upon the Lincoln Poster ($20), and knew it must be ours. Ok, it wasn't that long ago, but still - how awesome will this portrait drawn with steel pen look in your pad?
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Living People Can Now Appear On U.S. StampsFor the first time, living people will be eligible to be honored on U.S. postage stamps.
Postal Service To Issue Stamp Honoring Gregory Peck A stamp honoring the late Academy Award-winning actor Gregory Peck will be issued today in Beverly Hills.
New Reagan Stamp UnveiledThe Post Office has put President Ronald Reagan on a forever stamp.