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World Cup: Suarez Double Takes Uruguay to 2-1 Win Over England
The Journal provides minute-by-minute analysis of the 2014 World Cup Group D game between Uruguay and England from the Arena Corinthians in São Paulo. Joe E. Melvin provides analysis on the television broadcast with contributions from the WSJ team across the globe.
Lose and you're done – that's what's facing England and Uruguay in Sao Paulo this afternoon.
It's only Day 8 of the tournament, but holders Spain are out (along with Australia), and one of these two previous winners would join them were they to lose. Yes, there is a mathematical chance that if Uruguay win, then lose to Italy, and England beat Costa Rica after they lose to Italy, then 3 teams could have 3 points, but it's all too complicated* – lose and you're pretty much out.
(*Just in case you care… if level after 3 games, goal difference splits teams, then goals scored, finally results and goals in games involving the teams concerned.)
England may take a point with Costa Rica to come, but the way the Central Americans played against Uruguay, there's no guarantee Roy Hodgson's side would win their final group game.
So, permutations aside, what's the game plan for these sides? Luis Suarez will start for Uruguay, but he's just had knee surgery, so it's hard to imagine he'll be at 100%. Still, the Premier League's top scorer last season with 31 goals will cause lots of problems for Gary Cahill and Phil Jagielka, and if they concentrate too much on Suarez, that could free up space for Edinson Cavani.
England's main issue is their key striker too. Wayne Rooney has been guaranteed a starting spot for his country for a long time, but he's looked well off the pace for a while and there are calls for him to be dropped for the younger players coming through. Rooney did have an assist against Italy with a great cross, but Hodgson looks a little unsure of where to play him.
It should be an enthralling game, with both teams much better going forward than they are defending.
England are unchanged from the 2-1 loss to Italy, while Uruguay make 5 changes from their 3-1 loss to Costa Rica.
England: Hart; Johnson, Cahill, Jagielka, Baines; Gerrard, Henderson; Sterling, Rooney, Welbeck; Sturridge
Uruguay: Muslera, Godin, Pererira, Rodriguez, Suarez, Gimenez, Lodeiro, Arevalo Rios, Gonzalez, Cavani, Caceres
Just a few stats to get you going…
Only four teams (8.7%) have progressed to the last 16 after losing their opening game since the current World Cup format was introduced in 1998. Not both of these two will make it, but Spain did win it all in 2010 after losing their first match.
Uruguay have not won an opening group game at the World Cup since 1970.
With a population of 3.3 million, Uruguay is the smallest nation at the World Cup – check out The World Cup of Everything Else for more stats like that.
There's no doubt that Suarez is among the world's best players right now, but he hasn't played since May and has had a knee operation that usually takes longer to heal than he has taken. Maybe England will put in a rough tackle or two early on, but most of the England team are his Liverpool teammates, so not sure they'll want to do that.
Inside Itaquera for #Eng #Uru #WorldCup !!!!! pic.twitter.com/B0m8aX61lt
— Matthew Cowley (@MattCowleyBR) June 19, 2014
These two teams haven't played at the World Cup since the opening game of the 1966 tournament that was hosted (and won) by England. We're all hoping for a different result today as that one ended in a 0-0 draw. Although England may take a point from this game as they have the easier remaining game – but it's only easier on paper, and nothing is won on paper in sports. Or is it? Can't think of anything right now.
It looks like a typical English summer day in the Arena Corinthians in Sao Paulo. FIFA.com says it's 12 degrees Celsius (54 fahrenheit) there with 77% humidity. A little rain and the English will feel right at home.
Disclaimer: I am English, so love a little rain on a June day (or July, August, or any other day).
Getting ready for the #ENG game by listening to Three Lions. http://t.co/WcCxozvgc4
— Jim Chairusmi (@jimchair) June 19, 2014
In a prematch interview with Britain's ITV television, England manager Roy Hodgson says talisman Wayne Rooney will play in his favored central role as a "No. 10," right behind striker Daniel Sturridge, after being moved out to the left in the opening match against Italy. The England boss is hoping Danny Welbeck and Raheem Sterling will add some much-needed width to the Three Lions' attack.
There's been lots of speculation about Wayne Rooney, but he'll start centrally tonight. He's never scored a World Cup goal, and this could be his last game at a World Cup if England lose. He's only 28, but his lifestyle suggests he may not be in peak condition in four years. Hodgson may go in a different direction against Costa Rica if Rooney fails to produce today.
That 3 Lions video is from 1996 when they sung about 30 years of hurt, it's now 18 years later, so I wonder if there'll be one about 50 years of hurt at the European Championships in France in 2016.
About 15 minutes away from kickoff and all the focus is on Luis Suarez. If he's even close to fit, then Uruguay are a real threat. I hope he is and can combine well with Cavani, as they are probably the best strike force in international football when they're both fit.
Though the entire England starting lineup ply their trade in their home country, not one Uruguay starter plays in the South American country's domestic league. Edigio Arevalo Rios plays in Mexico, Nicolas Lodeiro turns out for Corinthians in Brazil, and the rest earn their living in Europe.
Suarez has played the villain in England for a long time now, what with biting Branislav Ivanovic, allegedly racially abusing Patrice Evra and scoring against pretty much everyone. The stage is set for him to get booed by English fans for another season or two were he to score today. Don't put it past him – he's just the type of guy that creates headlines.
The teams are in the tunnel. Wayne Rooney looks very focused and his new hair looks awful. You have to accept going bald and just shave it off, there's no other way.
Both defenses will be under pressure today as the teams both attack with real pace. England and Uruguay are out to prove they were hard done by in their first games.
Here they come…
Uruguay's players belting out the national anthem. Good to see the players doing the same as the fans. We went too long without hearing how bad some of these guys are at singing.
Luis Suarez may be the focal point of the Uruguay team, but keep an eye on his attacking partner, Edinson Cavani. The Paris Saint-Germain forward has had a strong season for the French champions, after commanding a fee of around $85 million when he was bought from Italian side Napoli last year.
I have no doubt that Uruguay has the most beautiful national anthem in the tournament. France a close second because of the whole Casablanca thing.
God Save the Queen ringing out loudly around the stadium. Ian Darke says that there are more Uruguayan fans there, but the English are making themselves heard.
0-0, 1st Minute
Here we go in Sao Paulo, the Spanish referee gets us underway…
Zlatan is in the crowd. No pressure to impress.
0-0, 1st minute
When did Eric Idle take over as England coach?
0-0, 2nd minute
England look a little nervous to start. But Hodgson has got them moving the ball a little better than in previous tournaments.
0-0, 2nd minute
England on the attack and Sturridge is almost able to turn but Muslera is there to collect.
0-0, 4th minute
Happiest guy on the field is Edinson Cavani. He was like the kid sitting alone in the high school cafeteria last game.
0-0, 4th minute
Suarez gets booed on his first touch. Predictable. He looks pretty healthy to me, and wins the first corner of the game.
England fans getting ready in Sao Paulo before today's game.
0-0, 5th minute
Saying that, he was breathing heavily when taking the corner. Hart has to scramble it away. England very nervous at the back.
0-0, 6th minute
Neither team has really settled. Roy Hodgson looked perplexed on the bench, but then he always looks a little confused. He'll want Raheem Sterling and Wayne Rooney to get on the ball a bit more.
0-0, 8th minute
England win a free-kick about 30 yards out. Leighton Baines to take.
Nothing comes of it, and Uruguay almost break.
0-0, 8th minute
I am going to give 100 reals to the first goalkeeper to realize that a ball coming straight at your chin is catchable.
0-0, 10th minute
Rooney and Baines stand over it. It's inches wide from Rooney. The goalkeeper didn't move. A yard over and that's in.
0-0, 11th minute
Dangerous free-kick for England on the edge of the box. Very central. Lots of players will want to take this one.
0-0, 11th minute
Jim Chairusmi of the WSJ sports staff and Wayne Rooney still tied for world cup goals.
0-0, 12th minute
Godin was booked for that handball.
Very cagey so far, but both teams look good going forward, but shaky at the back.
0-0, 12th minute
Roy Hodgson's plan to attack from the flanks seems to be working. Uruguay have packed the middle of the field, leaving the wide areas relatively empty. The likes of Raheem Sterling and Leighton Baines will be looking to exploit the space.
0-0, 15th minute
Good noise in the stadium. Another foul by Caceres. Could see a red card in this one, especially if the petty tackles continue.
0-0, 16th minute
Rodriguez with a little too much time to think about that shot.
0-0, 16th minute
Both teams are clearly playing for their survival in the tournament. The ball's moving around quickly and players are closing their opponents down, but plenty of rash decisions from both sides.
0-0, 17th minute
Sterling finds Welbeck and it ends up with Sturridge. His shot is deflected and England have a corner
0-0, 18th minute
Gerrard takes and Suarez heads away. England come again, but look vulnerable on the break. Uruguay slow it down though and build down the left-hand side. Good possession from the South Americans.
0-0, 20th minute
Sterling hassles Gimenez to try and get the ball back. Both teams are aware of what happened to Spain and don't want to give anything cheap away. Glen Johnson breaks forward, but Sturridge is offside.
0-0, 21st minute
That early booking for Diego Godin means Uruguay have the most cards at Brazil 2014 with 4 yellow and 1 red. Uruguay's final ball is not quite there yet, with Suarez and Cavani failing to link up on a couple of one-twos.
0-0, 23rd minute
Big sympathy for England forwards going toe-to-toe with Edigio Arevalo. The Uruguay defender's built like a WWE wrestler.
0-0, 23rd minute
Panic at the back from Gary Cahill. He aimlessly slices one into the crowd. Not a great deal of composure in this encounter yet. A goal would really open things up, but I'm not sure either team wants an open game as they're both quite slow in defense.
0-0, 24th minute
So far this game is not going to win soccer any new fans in the U.S.
0-0, 25th minute
The ball players really haven't shown much yet. Sterling, Sturridge and Rooney can't get on the ball, and Suarez, Cavani and Rodriguez aren't making the ball stick.
0-0, 25th minute
Sterling gets used as a pommel horse and somehow it's a foul on him?
In the stadium corridor
Don't mess with Mad Frank
England's Hart with a save
England's goalkeeper Joe Hart makes a save on a kick by Uruguay's Martin Caceres
0-0, 27th minute
Suarez overhits a free-kick and Joe hart gathers. Caceres took a tumble into the advertising boards. Gonzalez then has his cross cut out. Uruguay on top and Cahill is forced to clear with Cavani in pursuit.
0-0, 28th minute
Corner from Suarez. It's cut back to Cavani who puts in over. Nicely worked.
We're almost half an hour in and neither 'keeper has had to do much.
28th minute
England are edging Uruguay in the possession stakes so far – 53% to 47%.
0-0, 28th minute
In terms of entertainment value, Costa Rica is the class of Group D so far.
0-0, 29th minute
It's starting to open up. Welbeck overran one and Sterling is popping up more and more.
Big decision. Godin could be sent off for a foul on Sturridge. If he wasn't already on a yellow card, I'm sure the referee would have sent him off.
0-0, 30th minute
Danny Welbeck is a very frustrating footballer to watch. He sometimes has a terrible touch, but then wins a free-kick after a nice turn. Gerrard to whip it in.
0-0, 31st minute
It's a great delivery and Rooney heads against the underside of the bar. Probably should have scored.
0-0, 32nd minute
Bright spell for England. They're finally bringing the ball under control and passing it with some composure. The Three Lions definitely look the most likely to open the scoring.
0-0, 33rd minute
Rooney just couldn't get over it and it hit the corner of the bar and post.
Suarez then calls for a card on Gerrard. Sure that will go down well when they're training with Liverpool.
Suarez takes the free-kick, but they've been poor so far. Dare to say he looks a little rusty.
0-0, 36th minute
Lots of nervous faces in the crowd and on the bench. The referee is giving lots of strange decisions. It's hard being an official, but he's giving fouls when there is nothing there.
Sturridge then blasts over from 40 yards. It's been a little stop/start so far.
0-0, 37th minute
Some very untidy defending from the Uruguayans. South American teams aren't known for rock-solid back lines, and Uruguay are doing little to change that.
1-0 Uruguay
1-0 Uruguay, 39th minute
I told you he'd do it.
Suarez heads in from Cavani's cross.
It's an uphill battle for England from here.
1-0, 40th minute
He pulled away from Jagielka well and a great ball from Edinson Cavani. England had been on top and Sturridge almost equalizes, but a good save at the near post.
1-0, 42nd minute
England force a couple of corners. Just 5 minutes from halftime and Roy Hodgson will have some work to do at the break to keep England in the tournament.
Another corner though as England look to strike back.
1-0, 43rd minute
Big decisions for Roy Hodgson at half-time. England have probably been the stronger team, so does he continue in the hope that his players eventually find a way through, or does he reinforce his attack? Some dangerous players on the England bench, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Rickie Lambert to name a couple.
1-0, 45th minute
According to FIFA.com, Uruguay has won all World Cup matches in which Luis Suarez has scored: 1-0 vs Mexico (1 goal) and 2-1 vs Korea Republic (2 goals), both in 2010.
Something will have to change if England hope to advance. They're had the better of the game, but Suarez took his change and Rooney missed his.
Our UK soccer virtuoso @Cleggjon complained that weather here in Sao Paolo for ENG-URU may be too cold and miserable. Checking his passport.
— Jason Gay (@jasonWSJ) June 19, 2014
I've never watched an #ENG #WorldCup game like this before – some on plane (so good), some in airport pic.twitter.com/MJ15eyxzqo
— Will Davies (@WillMHDavies) June 19, 2014
Just when English fans thought they couldn't dislike Luis Suarez even more…
1-0, Halftime
That's halftime.
1-0 Uruguay thanks to a goal from that man Luis Suarez. The commentator is complaining that Godin should have seen red for another foul on Sturridge, but England will need to create more if they are going to get an equalizer.
Hodgson may look to change it. Sterling looked far more dangerous in the middle against Italy, and Rooney hasn't done much to justify starting in the number 10 role. I wonder if Adam Lallana may be introduced in the second half, or even Frank Lampard as England look for a goal.
I should stop reading the FIFA stats on the game. Apparently, Luis Suarez is the sixth English Premier League player to score against England in a World Cup after Sheedy, Petrescu, Moldovan, Alexandersson and Dempsey.
England have never won a World Cup match in which an English-based opponent has scored against them.
Watching the replay of the goal. The way Edinson Cavani held the ball up to allow Luis Suarez to get into position while surrounded by England defenders on the edge of the penalty area was world-class.
If #ENG can put the ball in the net, we'll be treated to "Rule Britannia" in the WSJ World Cup Goal Alert. http://t.co/38L8HCpYWX
— WSJ Sports (@WSJSports) June 19, 2014
England need to relax and loosen up in the second half. They look nervy and are still making too many mistakes. Uruguay are likely to put men behind the ball, so England could struggle for space in the final third of the field. But England fans will be wondering how their opponents still have 11 men on the pitch.
1-0, 45th minute
We're back up and running in the second half. No changes for either team.
1-0, 47th minute
Lots of england fans (and reporters) wandering around Arena Corinthians shaking their heads. They seem resigned to elimination and, even worse, hiring a German coach perhaps.
1-0, 47th minute
England can't be eliminated today, but only one team has gone through with just 3 points in the last 4 tournaments.
So it seems like 45 minutes for the Three Lions to get a goal or two.
1-0, 48th minute
Rooney gives the ball away in midfield again. Maybe Ross Barkley will get half an hour, or Ricky Lambert.
No rhythm to start the second half. Periera goes down injured and Uruguay win a corner from the resulting free-kick.
1-0, 49th minute
Bend it like Suarez!!!
1-0, 50th minute
The corner almost snuck in again at the near post. Caceres almost turned it in and Joe Hart had to push it away. Bad defending again.
England look lethargic and Gerrard is forced to block an effort out for another corner.
1-0, 52nd minute
England can't get on the ball. Very poor start to the half and Hodgson will have to make a change or it will be 2-0 very soon.
1-0, 52nd minute
And it should have been.
Cavani slipped in and tries to bend it around Joe Hart. He should have scored and England are very lucky to still be in this.
Big #WorldCup crowd. At the airport… For once everyone hoping their flight is delayed pic.twitter.com/VNgg4tooFd
— Will Davies (@WillMHDavies) June 19, 2014
1-0, 54th minute
Rooney trying to get on the ball, but it's not happening for him.
What a chance. It falls to that man Rooney, 8 yards out and he hits it straight at the keeper. Good save, but it was straight at him.
1-0, 55th minute
As Steve Mcmanaman says on the TV, Luis Suarez wouldn't have missed that.
Danny Welbeck then attempts to reach a Leighton Baines cross and collides with Muslera. The goalkeeper stays down, and it looks like a sore one.
1-0, 56th minute
England's defense is all over the place. Suarez and Cavani are tearing them to shreds. Fortunately, for Roy Hodgson's men, the Uruguayan strikers' finishing has been equally poor.
1-0, 57th minute
Images of Zlatan on the big screen. He would have scored the Cavani chance and the Rooney chance….with his eyes closed, on one leg, while sipping on a caipirinha!
1-0 Uruguay, 60th minute
England are back on the front foot after being lucky not to go 2 behind at the start of this half. Henderson puts in a dangerous cross, but it's a little too close to Muslera.
30 minutes left. Surely it's time to freshen it up.
1-0, 62nd minute
Ian Darke making excuses for England's youthful team. They haven't been good enough here, and deserve to be behind.
Sterling's knee then catches Pereira in the head. It looked very bad on the replays, but he wants to come back on straight away.
1-0, 64th minute
Pereira then clatters Johnson. His head is still there!
Lots of milking the clock by the Uruguay players. You can't blame them, they are leading and know England have to force the game.
Here's the change. It's Ross Barkley on for Raheem Sterling.
1-0, 66th minute
England are moving the ball from flank to flank, but haven't created a good chance since the Rooney one. They have to hope there's at least one more good chance to come. Uruguay just leaving Suarez up front by himself and packing the midfield.
England are going to have a lot of tha ball in the last 25 minutes, but can they do anything with it?
1-0, 67th minute
Stuani comes on for Lodeiro. Lots of running from the latter. Gerrard then gets a yellow card for a foul on Rodriguez. The frustration is starting to show.
1-0, 69th minute
England are in dire need of fresh legs. Incoming substitute Ross Barkley was arguably their best player in the friendly against Ecuador. He'll look to surge forward and run through the Uruguay defense. He can score from distance, too.
1-0, 69th minute
Barkley is confident on the ball, but others can't match his ability on the ball. Johnson gives it away, then Rooney does the same.
1-0, 71st minute
All England right now. Attack after attack, but no shots on goal. Uruguay are just banging it up to Suarez and he knows how to win a free-kick and kill some time.
Adam Lallana comes on for Danny Welbeck. 20 minutes to get a goal.
1-0, 71st minute
Twenty minutes to go, and this is when it gets painful for England fans. England still have no idea how to break down the Uruguay defense. The prospect of early elimination is getting more real by the second.
1-0 Usuguay, 73rd minute
England have now had 62% of the possession. But possession doesn't win matches. Just ask Spain!
1-0, 73rd minute
Joe Hart collects a tame free-kick and England build again. Uruguay have packed the defense though and England don't seem to know how to break it down. Uruguay win a couple of throw-ins down the left and take some time off the clock. Here England come again though. Sturridge wins a free-kick and there are some ironic cheers from the English fans.
England scores. 1-1 .
1-1, 77th minute
Genius of a ball from Glen Johnson. Rooney moves one ahead of Chairusmi in World Cup scoring.
1-1, 78th minute
Rooney scores! About time!
Johnson gets in down the right and squares to Rooney, who can't miss from 2 yards.
1-1, 78th minute
England have the momentum to go for the win with 15 minutes left, but they are just as likely to get caught on the counterattack.
They keep pushing forward. Sturridge did really well to release Johnson for the goal
1-1, 79th minute
I can't believe Jurgen Klinnsmann left me and Landon Donovan off the U.S. roster.
1-1, 79th minute
England playing with some energy now. Leighton Baines is marauding down that left flank. Should be a very open final 10 minutes, with both teams desperate for three points.
1-1, 80th minute
Just over 10 minutes to go.
Stick or twist? England should go for it. They have been decent going forward, but can't defend.
It's very open, but Uruguay look dead on their feet. They're keeping 10 behind the ball.
1-1, 80th minute
Rooney's goal was his first goal at a World Cup and his 40th for England, taking him joint-fourth on his country's all-time goalscorers list.
1-1, 81st minute
Suarez is lurking on the left side waiting for a ball on the far post.
1-1, 82nd minute
Cahill concedes a corner from a Caceres cross. Will Suarez shoot from the corner? They've been causing England problems all night.
Uruguay suddenly putting some pressure on.
Goal Uruguay. They now lead 2-1.
2-1 Uruguay, 85th minute
Suarez again. He's on his own up front, yet breaks in behind and rifles it into the top corner.
Looked miles offside.
2-1, 86th minute
So, back to where we were.
5 minutes to go and England need a goal. Rooney is fouled and England have a free-kick in a good position.
2-1, 87th minute
Suarez was a long way offside.
The replay shows that he was at least 2 yards behind the last defender. Horrible call from the linesman.
(Replays show it did come off Gerrard, so apologies for the call. Can't be offside in that case – JM)
How many people just changed the Rooney tweet they were working on to a Suarez tweet.
— Jason Gay (@jasonWSJ) June 19, 2014
2-1, 88th minute
I'm not even English and I am depressed.
2-1, 89th minute
Luis Suarez is playing at about 50%, but that appears to be enough. England's central defensive partnership, despite being well-versed in all things Suarez, are caught unawares by the Uruguay striker. And you would have thought Steven Gerrard would have learnt from the mistake he made for Liverpool against Chelsea last season. Woeful stuff for England.
2-1, 89th minute
Gerrard to take the free-kick. It's a waste and Uruguay can break. Cavani keeps it in and wastes some time in the corner.
2-1, 90th minute
We're approaching injury time and England can't get the ball forward quick enough.
Uruguay have taken their chances and you knew it would be Suarez to take advantage of any mistakes.
5 minutes of injury time.
2-1, 92nd minute
Thanks for the comment that suggested it came off Gerrard's head. Will have to look at that one again.
Obviously can't be offside if that's the case.
2-1, 94th minute
One minute to go and looks bleak for England. Any late drama?
2-1, 94th minute
This is could be the worst international tournament for England in living memory. (The living memory of a 31-year-old, that is.)
2-1, 94th minute
Last roll of the dice for England. Long balls into the box, as expected. Joe Hart is forward.
Final: 2-1 Uruguay
That's it.
England lose 2-1 to Uruguay thanks to 2 goals from Luis Suarez. Seems it's all but over for the Three Lions.
Suarez named president for life of Uruguay. #WorldCup
— Joshua Robinson (@JoshRobinson23) June 19, 2014
2-1 Uruguay, Final
So if England are to stay alive, this is what they need…
- Italy beats Costa Rica
- Italy beats Uruguay
- Then England beats Costa Rica, get a better goal differnce than their rivals and score at least 2 more goals than both Costa Rica and Uruguay
Simple, right?!


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- Understanding the After Effects workflow
- Precomposing footage
- Explaining the basics and beyond of animating
- Creating glows, patterns, textures, and more with effects
- Color correcting footage
- Working with text
- Manipulating video playback speed
- Masking objects and shape layers
- Removing backgrounds with keying
- Compositing multiple pieces of footage
- Integrating After Effects with the rest of the Creative Suite
Skill Level Beginner
Position is probably the thing that I find myself adjusting and animating more than any other single property in After Effects on a regular basis. What we're going to do here is we're going to animate on the front hill, kind of growing and then the back hill behind that, and then the sun after that. So, let's go to the Front Hill, open up the layer. Go to Position map. Matter of fact, when you just select the Front Hill layer and hit the letter P for position. Now the first thing you'll notice about Position is that it actually has two values, a left one and a right one.
This refers to the X position, in other words the left and right position of the layer, and the vertical position, the up and down, or Y position of the layer. Now these numbers may seem arbitrary, but they are not. They refer to the Anchor Point here and its distance from the upper left-hand corner. So basically, this is telling us this is 305 pixels over from the left edge, and 487.4 pixels down from the top.
Just like other values, we can click and drag, left and right. I am going to undo that by hitting Command+Z or Ctrl+Z. I can also do that with the Y axis as well, which is kind of what we're going to be doing here. Now one of the things I haven't talked about yet is that After Effects is actually kind of a calculator. When we have these hot text fields, notice there is four decimal points, by the way. This is super-accurate. I am just going to click in here, actually with everything highlighted. I can just type in, let's say, +13, then I hit Enter, and it goes to 500.4.
It does the math for me. I am just going to undo that. Let's say I'm going to click here, and then on the numeric keypad, I am just going to do Forward Slash, the symbol for divide. And I'll say divide by 2. I hit Enter, and then it's twice as close to the top line here as it was. So, it cut the distance between the top-edge in half by dividing by two. I am just going to undo that here. Most properties in After Effects have that capacity. You can add, subtract, multiply, and divide in these fields, so you don't have to do all that work yourself.
Now, here is the secret for animating things kind of coming on. Let's see, for example, I want it to be onscreen and be in its final place here. I actually want to start with the end, because let's say I wanted to start like animating like right here the hill to come up. Then I might click the Position stopwatch, and then adjust the Y value. Notice I am increasing the Y value to increase the distance from the top edge, but I'll start it with it down, which is fine.
But then when I move in time, then I don't really remember exactly where it was, and that's a good way to mess up your design. So, what I am going to do is undo that until I get it back to its original spot. Then I am going to move in time to when I want it to end up. Then click the stopwatch for position. Now let's move earlier in time, and now we can click and drag to the right on the Y value to hide that behind the sign. And now the hill pops up.
Now, let's go to a little bit later in time where we want the back hill to animate on, and go to the Back Hill. Hit P for Position. Let's click the stopwatch, so that we remember where it is in time at this particular point. Then let's move a little earlier and move this up on the Y axis, so it goes down below the sign. And so now, we have this cool staggered animation. Our text fades in.
We have a hill moving up, and then the junior hill behind it moves up after the fact, as well. Now at this point, we are ready to animate the sun coming up. So, let's go ahead and go to the Sun layer. Hit P for position. Notice that sometimes it's good to have your keyframes out and exposed for other layers, so you could use that as a reference for the layer you're currently animating. You don't have to do that. And if you know exactly what you're doing, you don't really need to at all. But if you are kind of improvising, playing around a little bit, it's a good reference. So, I am going to click the Position stopwatch, and go a little earlier in time, and then again on the sun, we're going to increase the Y axis to hide it behind the front hill.
Now, what I am doing here is I am looking at the top of the layer, these little points here called the Bounding Box. And I am looking to see, because as I do this, at this point in time, the front hill has already come up. So, if were to leave it here - so it's hidden for right now - then when I back up in time, I could actually still see the sun. It's kind of hanging out there. So, what I am going to do is I am going to back to the frame that the sun is on. We'll talk more about this a little bit later in this chapter, but you want this to make sure there is a gold diamond, not a gray diamond here on the left-hand side, indicating we are, in fact, on the exact correct layer.
And I am going to increase the Y value until the top of the bounding box, these top little dots right here, submerge beneath the sign. So, they are constantly hidden throughout the duration of the animation up until this point. So, we can back this up. Hit the Spacebar. All right! Now let's back up, and actually do a RAM preview, so we could really see the timing of what's going on here. I am going to hit 0 on the numeric keypad. All right! So, kind of a fun little animation with not too much work.
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Mango Tango ~Walk to Beaches ~Oceanfront Community
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You can also walk to dining, a full bar and the world famous Playa Negra Surfing Break just 12 minutes South. Walk 12 minutes North to buy fresh fish at the fishing village in the afternoons. Walk 4 minutes West to the best local snorkeling on Lava Reef. Drive 12 minutes to either Playa Junquillal or Playa Avellanas, you can also walk to both from casa Mango Tango at lower tides!
In our home, enjoy green views from every room (often visited for snacks and naps by Howler Monkey Families, especially January-August), lots of seating in the granite accented pool, and a new 320 SF covered patio overlooking the river. All our mattresses have memory foam toppers and mattress pads for guest comfort. Also enjoy fluffy towels, lovely bedding, nice quality sheets and a warm decor.
Our yard has gated parking, and is filled with islands of tropical plants. Howler monkeys, Mapaches, Bushy-tailed squirrels, Mot-Mots, Cattle Eagrets, butterflies and Green Parakeets are frequrnt visitors on our tranquil river-front location. Our community is one of only 2 local Gated Ocean-Front communities. We are fortunate to have low crime in Costa Rica, but do provide a home safe for valuables and there is a roaming guard in our community checking on all homes. We are the actual home owners (not a property management Co), and live 7 Minutes from self-catering Casa Mango Tango to Insure excellent home care if any issues arise for our guests.
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Great day trips include 1.2 hours to Diria National Park 40 meter waterfall, and Guatil Pottery Village is about an hour from hte waterfall. Las Catalinas paddle boarding on the Bay is 1.2 hours North. Golfing and Day Spa treatments are just 20 minutes drive in Hacienda Pinella. For a true day of luxury try Los Altos de Eros Spa, about 35 minutes drive. A full day of exciting canopy adventure can be enjoyed just 2 hrs near at Guachipelin with river tubing, waterfall tours, horse back ride and ziplines. You can drive to Guachipelin and the Rincon de La Viejo Volcano or we can provide numbers for tour & pick-up arrangements. Whether you desire to relax, adventure or a mix of both, Playa Negra is a perfect base for expriencing Costa Rica's Pura Vida!
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Review Submitted March 13, 2011 Date of Stay February 23, 2011 We had the absolute pleasure of staying at the Mango Tango Beach House for 8 nights and had a most wonderful experience. The house itself is modern, spacious, and furnished absolutely beautifully, with all the ameneties and brand new appliances. It was 5-Star accommodation for sure. And the added luxury of having a private pool was really special for us. Sunshine and Cody really thought of everything in their house to make it super comfortable for vacationers including DVDs for those evenings you just want to chill in front of the t.v. The location of the House is also perfect! It is within easy walking distance to the beautiful Playa Negra Beach and the Playa Negra Hotel, which is a good place for lunch and to learn to surf. And a simple drive to other towns in the area including Tamarindo and Janquilla. We would definitely consider staying at the Mango Tango Beach House again the next time we return to Costa Rica, and in the meanwhile envy anyone else who has the pleasure of staying there. Thank you Sunshine for all your assistance in setting up our booking and making sure our stay was smooth and enjoyable, even though you weren't able to be there. Matt and Mandy
Great Surfing - Lots of Nature - Family Friendly Zane Bilgrav Durango, Colorado
Review Submitted June 10, 2011 Date of Stay June 9, 2011 This was our second trip to Mango Tango. Last year, my college aged son and I spent a week here then explored and surfed the rest of the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. This year, my wife and other college aged son were able to join us. We chose to spend our entire two weeks in the Playa Negra area since we felt that the surfing options were the best in all of Costa Rica. The powerful right reef break of Playa Negra is just a short walk away. The boys and I particularly enjoyed the great beach breaks of Junqillal and Marbella, while my wife relished the more gentle waves of Avellana and Tamarindo. We loved having so many choices of quality surf breaks within 30 minutes. Our hosts, Cody and Sunshine Qualls, have put a great deal of effort to make Mango Tango a great lodging choice. The furniture, decor, kitchen appliances, utensils, etc. are well stocked and well thought out. Everything we needed was supplied. Our bedroom had big glass doors that opened to a sitting balcony that felt like stepping out to a tree house. I particularly enjoyed watching the monkeys and hearing the birds in all the trees surrounding the house. The living room has two walls of windows that bring the tropical outside in. A new addition from last year is a nice sized swimming pool, which was perfect for a quick dip to cool off, or a nice place to sit and enjoy nature in the evenings. Overall, Mango Tango has been a great place to enjoy the surfing and nature of this beautiful part of Costa Rica.
Trip of a Lifetime John Younk Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Review Submitted February 22, 2011 Date of Stay February 5, 2011 Thanks to Sunshine and Cody for allowing us to stay at their beautiful home. We ended up taking a lot longer getting to Mango Tango from San Jose - a bit of a car rental nightmare - and we missed the check in time - by over two hours. Sunshine came as soon as I called her and made sure we had everything we needed without complaint. The house is nicer than what we imagined from the web pictures and the pool was fantastic! Being set back from the ocean made the location very private and the beach was a comfortable walk down the road. We got quite a kick out of the iguana's that obviously knew that the house had bananas in it and made a point of coming by for a nibble each morning. Howler Monkeys made an appearance on our first morning and then again on our last day, almost on cue. We stopped at Cafe Playa Negra and checked in with Lula, the local travel agent, who booked us on two great adventures - Adventure Tours Guachipelin and the Blue Dolphin Sunset Cruise - both were real highlights of our trip and I strongly recommend both of these. Lola's, which is a ten minute drive, has the best grilled tuna salad, period. If you want to see some pictures from our trip go to YT and search "Playa Negra Mango Tango" which should bring you to our "Trip of a Lifetime." Note that my mother was bit by a dog (the dog didn't mean to bite) but was properly sewn up by a kind doctor at a clinic in Santa Cruz - a testament to the kindness of the people in Costa Rica. We are planning to return to Costa Rica and, if the opportunity is still there, we will try to get back to Playa Negra.
Luv2Bike2 Beautiful home + perfect beach location + great pool = a dream vacation Park City, Utah
Left on 08/25/2011 for a stay in August 2011
Minutes from the beach - a lifetime away from stress. Our family (Mom, Dad + teenagers, 15 and 17 years old) had a fantastic week in Playa Negra. Each day we could choose the type of beach we wanted to explore - surf, swim, stroll, snorkel. One day I walked north on the beach from the house for 45 minutes and saw no evidence of another human being! We were visited by monkeys, iguanas and beautiful birds. We relaxed in the pool. We drove to Pura adventura zip lines only 20 minutes away. We loved that Playa Negra was a tiny town (no paved roads / 14 businesses) yet had fantastic restaurants, a little store for all the basics, filled with friendly folks. Sunshine and Cody were easily accessible to help make our stay perfect - they had great recommendations for adventures, restaurants and even in-home massages. And every recommendation was spot on. The house, pool and yard were beautifully maintained, with all the little details attended to: a thoughtful welcome package, kitchen stocked with every utensil and spice imaginable, laundry detergent, soft fluffy towels, even snorkel equipment, ice chest, bbq and hammocks. My kids loved that hammocking could be an official activity during our visit. Hope we can return to relax and rejuvenate at Mango Tango again!
Perfect Honeymoon- California Honeymooners
Left on 09/22/2011 for a stay in September 2011
Our stay at Casa Mango Tango was fantastic! Sunshine and Catalina were there to greet us as we drove in (be sure to pay attention to their directions from Santa Cruz and not the GPS unit, we learned the hard way). The place looked and felt spectacular! They made us feel right at home and the house was all that I hoped it would be for our Honeymoon. The beds are extremely comfortable with great sheets and bedding. The pool was a great bonus to be able to relax next too. The privacy of the area is another wonderful thing about the Rancho Playa Negra. The thing that separates Sunshine & Cody's house from the rest is their excellent service. The really know how to take care of their guests and will do anything to make your experience exceptional. During our stay the washer had stopped working and until they could get it fixed they washed a load of laundry for us and did everything they could to make sure we were pleased. They really make your stay in Costa Rica one-of-a-kind!
During our entire stay we went on the Pura aventura zipline, Hacienda Pinilla, surfing at Playa avellanas, scuba diving off the coast of Playa Tamarindo (definitely recommend going diving if you are certified. We used agua Rica Diving Center), Parque Nacional de Diaria. All of our activities were great! We had such a great experience! Also, be sure to get a massage from the local couple there. They are terrific and a great price. We definitely want to come back to Costa Rica and would not hesitate to stay at Casa Mango Tango again!
Left on 09/22/2011 for a stay in August 2011 San Jose, CA
This was the perfect place to relax! Cody and Sunshine made sure we had everything that we needed.
The perfect honeymoon spot Ryan, Apison TN
Left on 06/15/2010 for a stay in May 2010
For our honeymoon we were looking for a spot away from it all where we could experience the beauty of Costa Rica. What we experienced at Mango Tango was just that and more. Here's what we tell people now that we are back from our honey moon: "we had a great time, zip line, surfing, great restaurants... but you should have seen the house that we rented". Slate shower, tile floors, perfect kitchen, air conditioning works wonderfully, TV with a small DVD library, balcony, quaint town with a few nice restaurants, great surfing, and snorkeling 5 minutes from the house. This house provided us with the definition of Pura Vida.
Its not a tourist town. If you want alot of sites to see the town will be too small. If you are looking for a bustling night life you'll want to go someplace trendier.
Also, make sure you arrange a meeting time and have the hosts phone number handy in case you are delayed. The hosts live close and are very hospitable.


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It is inspiring to read in The Inter-Mountain of Mike Kelley's courageous action in acting to protect his family's health and welfare by resigning his candidacy for sheriff of Upshur County. In a society which seems to idolize power and position above all else, Deputy Kelley's action is remarkable and most admirable. His action stands in stark contrast to recent actions by the Upshur County Commission.
When a position became vacant in the maintenance department of the county, the commission filled the position within a few days from within the County Commission's staff. The citizens of the county were not given opportunity to apply for the position, which was not advertised to the public. The commission recently moved a county employee to a newly created position, again with no advertising of the opening. An employee in the assessor's office was transferred to the county clerk's office, also without the position being advertised.
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For many an overworked lawyer, a day of golf is a luxury. But a handful of attorneys have figured out a way to combine their passion with their practices. Golf's 2007 U.S. Open Championship is set to begin tomorrow, and several corporate lawyers who play a role in running professional golf have been hard at work at the Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa.
Mickey Pohl (pictured), the chairman of this year's tournament, runs the product liability and tort litigation practice worldwide at Jones Day. After Pohl, a member at Oakmont, helped the club negotiate its contract with the USGA back in 2000, the club's board asked him to take on the role of chairman. "If you like golf, this is sensory overload," says Pohl, who hit the links with Phil Mickelson a few weeks ago. "It's like some Walter Mitty dream."
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Beijing-based e-commerce firm LightInThebox Holding has raised US$79 million by pricing its U.S. initial public offering in the middle of its indicative price range, two people familiar with the situation said Thursday, in what would be the first listing by a Chinese company in the U.S. this year.
The company sold 8.3 million American Depository Shares at US$9.50 each ahead of a New York Stock Exchange listing with a market capitalization of US$465 million. Its indicative price range was US$8.50-US$10.50 a share.
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This month recognises the achievements of Great Southern Rail which has recently been awarded bronze level accreditation:
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"During 2009 we incorporated our compliance obligations flowing from the SA OHS&W Act into our SMS thus forming an Integrated Safety Management System (ISMS). The final component to integrate was the management of our environmental obligations.
"As a member of Business SA the ability to participate in the Green Accreditation Scheme seemed a logical fit. While we have started at the entry level of Bronze Accreditation we now have the basis to progress to Silver and beyond.
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My sister wants a diabetic friend potato candy recipe. Considering it takes ALOT of sugar for the recipe, we want to see if we can maybe cut back and it would turn out right, or if we could substitute the powdered sugar
Diabetic Friendly Potato Candy
Well all the diabetics in my family eat potatoes; you only use like 2 potatoes for the recipe.
barrie baby, sorry once I posted it I forgot to put ISO on it; I don't know how to make it more diabetic friendly at all. We decided it's impossible and they'll just have to lessen how much they eat.
Kristin FTM to Elijah Joel edd July 25, 2009
No problem - just seemed like you posted a question you weren't really looking for an answer too - seemed kind of odd. Most people try out others suggestions before shooting them down. Good luck with your recipe.
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Everett Reid 04/08/09
This recipe sounds like a diabetic's worst nightmare! Sorry!
Everything in that is high carb. Sure, the peanut butter offers a small amount of protein, but it also has carbs. Maybe your sis needs to just be happy and satisfied with a BITE of someone's after she's had alot of protein.
Hate to be Debby Downer....Good luck!
Try the diabetic group, they nught have ideas
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I wasn't shooting people's ideas down, I was trying to say that I know for a fact that the splenda alone won't work.
My sister is not the diabetic, she wants to make it for her dad (she's my step sister) who is diabetic and a few family members who will be at the christmas party.
I think because most people don't know what potato candy is, any changes wouldn't be understood. You HAVE to have powdered sugar for the recipe, there's no substitute. I didn't know until I researched it that you can take splenda and corn starch and make a "sort of" powdered sugar. I tried making a batch today and it turned out bad, it didn't firm up. Also splenda is so expensive and the fact it takes a 1lb 1/2 of powdered sugar for the whole recipe; trying to mix that much splenda and corn starch turned out to be a nightmare.
Thank you everyone for your ideas, but like I have tried to say; I think we're going to put a 1 to 2 piece rule on the potato candy for the diabetics in my family. It's a sugar rush even when you're not diabetic, so if they eat more and get sick LOL well we told them not to!
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Ignoramus14986 wrote:
> My personal linux laptop broke.
> After much success with an old POS Fujitsu B2120 laptop, with 256 MB
> of RAM, running Ubuntu on it, (my kid's laptop), I decided to buy a
> Fujitsu S6510.
> This one, is in fact certified by SUSE, and has intel hardware, so I
> hope that installing Ubuntu 8.04 should not be too much trouble.
> I will post an update once I install Ubuntu on it.
Please do.
I at least would be interested.
Not trying to tell you how to suck eggs, but one can take notes as one goes at
very little time in cost, and much better than relying on memory:-)


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HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) -- University of Southern Mississippi graduate Chuck Scianna has given $350,000 to establish an endowment that will provide three annual scholarships in honor of former athletics director Jeff Hammond, and his wife, Diane.
Jeff Hammond is a retired major general in the United States Army and former Golden Eagle quarterback for USM from 1976-78. He currently serves as special assistant to the President for Military and Veterans Student Affairs at USM.
The scholarships are awarded to individuals that best demonstrate the attributes of duty, honor, dignity and respect. The 2013 recipients were football players Cole Weeks, Dominique Sullivan and Michael Smith.
Scianna is president of Sim-Tex L.P., as leading suppliers of API-certified oil country tubular goods. USM's new College of Business building is Scianna Hall in his honor.


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Department of Surgery Medical Student Summer Research Program for 2014
The Department of Surgery has 15 medical students in the summer research program. Eight medical students will receive funding from external grants and seven medical students will receive funding through a grant by the Department of Surgery. The summer students and their mentors are listed below.
Student: Irene Pourladian
Mentor: Dr. Matt Goldblatt, General Surgery
Project Title: Evaluation of complex abdominal hernias
Student: Jonathan Heimler
Mentor: Dr. Susan Tsai, Surgical Oncology
Project Title: Prognostic value of PET scan during neoadjuvant therapy for pancreatic cancer
Student: Connor Callahan
Mentor: Dr. Ronald Woods, Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery
Project Title: Relationship Between Outcomes and Surgical Approach for Neonatal Coarctation of the Aorta and Arch Hypoplasia – A Value Improvement Initiative
Student: Reece DeHaan
Mentor: Dr. Jon Gould, General Surgery
Project Title: Is Fundoplication Necessary Following Heller Myotomy with Limited Histal Dissection?
Student: Max Schumm
Mentor: Dr. Jon Gould, General Surgery
Project Title: Symptomatic outcomes and side-effects following fundoplication according to gastroesophageal junction integrity
Student: Lauren North
Mentor: Dr. Aoy Tomita-Mitchell, Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery
Project Title: Genetic etiology of congenital heart disease
Student: Katherine Becker
Mentor: Dr. David Gourlay, Pediatric Surgery
Project Title: Deficiency of IAP in premature newborns
Student: Steven Koprowsi
Mentor: Dr. T. Clark Gamblin, Surgical Oncology
Project Title: The Molecular Targeting of Cholangiocarcinoma Using Curcumin with Emphasis on the Modulation of Notch and Surviving Signaling Pathways
Student: Mary Potkonjak
Mentor: Dr. T. Clark Gamblin, Surgical Oncology
Project Title: Gallbladder cancer NLR-A predictor of outcome and survival?
Student: Yurie Sekigami
Mentor: Dr. Kiran Turaga, Surgical Oncology
Project Title: Morbidity of curative surgery increases the risk for committing suicide among elderly cancer patients
Student: Sierra Jin
Mentor: Dr. Tracy Wang, Surgical Oncology
Project Title: Endocrine surgery in elderly patients: Prediction of outcomes based on preoperative frailty measures
Student: Jean Kim
Mentor: Dr. Tina Yen, Surgical Oncology
Project Title: Racial Disparities in Presentation and Management of Hyperthyroid Patients Prior to Surgical Referral
Student: Sandra Park
Mentor: Dr. Christopher Johnson, Transplant Surgery
Project Title: Incidence and significance of posttransplant donor-specific HLA antibody in renal transplantation
Student: Kathleen Wilcox
Mentor: Dr. Karen Brasel, Trauma and Critical Care
Project Title: Exploratory factor analysis for trauma quality of life measure
Student: Eric Ohlrogge
Mentor: Dr. Travis Webb, Trauma and Critical Care
Project Title: Minimizing Surgical Injury in the aging patient during ventral hernia repair
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The 2009 F1 world champion endured his third straight race with no points at the Spanish Grand Prix as his current car's lack of downforce was fully exposed.
With his contract at McLaren coming to an end later this season, 2014 has always been viewed as a key campaign for Button, who is now the oldest driver on the grid at 34 and is in his 15th season in the world championship.
But rather than feel demotivated by his current difficulties, Button says it is making him even more determined to sort out a fresh deal.
"I definitely want to be in F1," said Button, when asked if retirement was being considered in light of his current situation. "This sort of season does not make you want to retire.
"If you do retire, you want to retire on a high and if you have the possibility to do that, then you continue racing to get that high.
"The problem then is when you do that, you don't want to stop racing either, so you could be racing for many years.
"But no, I don't feel I want to retire at the end of this year. I am happy about my future, and think it is quite exciting."
With McLaren switching to Honda engines next season, Button has been widely considered as favourite to stay on board for 2015.
And although the team is facing some difficulties at the moment, he has faith that an action plan being put in place by racing director Eric Boullier will make a difference.
"I would like to think I'll be here and the team will be competitive towards the end of this season, which will then give me good reason to want to be here," he said.
"We have to be quick towards the end of this year if we want to be quick next year because there are no regulation changes, so we have to stay focused.
"We are not suddenly going to find two seconds over the winter.
"I know Ron [Dennis, McLaren Group CEO] has said he wants to win races this year, but that is going to be very, very difficult.
"I know why he is saying it because he understands we have to be quicker this year if we've a chance of being quick next year.
"That's why there is a big push, and we won't let up like perhaps Mercedes will once they have a 300-point lead!"
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Book your room at Hotel Première Classe Saint Quentin En Yvelines - Elancourt
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Elancourt with free parking
Situated in Elancourt, this hotel is 1.7 mi (2.8 km) from France Miniature and within 6 mi (10 km) of Pariwest Commercial Center and Chateau de Dampierre. Palace of Versailles and National Nature Reserve of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
Along with free newspapers, this smoke-free hotel has free self parking and free WiFi in public areas.
Room Amenities
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Hotel Première Classe Saint Quentin En Yvelines - ElancourtZ.A de Trappes Elancourt 65 B Avenue Georges Politzer Elancourt Yvelines 78190
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Première Classe Saint Quentin En Yvelines - Elancourt features complimentary newspapers in the lobby. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hotel Première Classe Saint Quentin En Yvelines - Elancourt is a smoke-free property.
- Number of floors - 2
- Total number of rooms - 71
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Microwave (on request)
- Daily housekeeping
- Digital TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 5 PM
Special check-in instructions:
- Monday - Friday: 6:30 AM - 11 AM
- Monday - Friday: 5 PM - 9 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 3 per pet, per night
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.30 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 5.00 for adults and EUR 2.50 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 3 per pet, per night
Hotel Name
- Hotel Première Classe Saint Quentin En Yvelines Elancourt
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National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Been getting a few requests to post my build and gear here. All in all its a pretty basic Ignite / Prolif based fire trap build with searing touch, AA, EB and MoM. Very good surviability and high dps.
This build aims to have fast clear speed and high survivability for end game maps, it is mostly a solo build but works very well in parties aswell if you run dual curse, i normally put on Windscream for parties.
My defensive stats atm are:
6000 life + 2000 mana after clarity and discipline putting me at a total of 8000 life with Mind over Matter.
Running level 23 Arctic Armour wich makes me very tanky against physical and fire damage.
294 Life Regen, 336 Mana Regen
3600 armor.
77% all resists.
12% block chance.
Clear speed is very good, traps 1 shot everything solo (even in smaller parties even tho i made this for solo play), including magic and rare monsters. Unless they are very fire resistant high HP mobs like rock golems.
Most bosses also die in very few traps.
The biggest weakness this build has is probably Arc mages and storm herald rares as they destroy traps and i don't have clever construction. Don't think its worth spending 8 points to get it for the very limited use it has.
Passive Tree for level 98:
Gear and Gems:
If you have any questions or feedback please leave it in the comments :)
Edit: Changed some stuff on the build, started using windscream for dual curse and Empower for firetrap and AA, level 24 fire trap and level 23 AA now.


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New Drug Lowers Preterm Birth Risk
FDA Approves Makena to Reduce Risk in Women With History of Premature Delivery
By Bill Hendrick
WebMD Health News
Reviewed By Laura J. Martin, MD
Feb. 8, 2011 -- The FDA has approved an injectable drug called Makena to reduce the risk of preterm delivery before 37 weeks in pregnant women who have had at least one premature birth.
Makena, or hydroxyprogesterone caproate, was approved under the federal agency's accelerated approval regulations, which allows drugs that show promise to get to the marketplace quickly.
FDA says in a news release that Makena is not meant to be used in women with a multiple pregnancy, such as a twin pregnancy, or other risk factors for preterm birth.
FDA Rule Should Make Makena Available Faster
Under the FDA's accelerated approval rules, the manufacturer, Bedford, Mass.-based Hologic Inc., must conduct additional research to demonstrate its efficacy and show it has a clinical benefit.
The company says it does not yet know when Makena will be available. According to the FDA, an international trial is under way aimed at learning if there also is improvement in the outcome of babies born to women given Makena, such as reducing the number of babies who do not survive or who suffer serious health problems shortly after birth.
"Preterm birth is a significant public health issue in the United States," says Sandra Kweder, MD, deputy director of the FDA's Office of New Drugs. "This is the first drug approved by the FDA that is indicated to specifically reduce this risk."
Makena: Weekly Injections
The FDA says a health care provider would give Makena once weekly by injection into the hip and that treatment should begin between 16-21 weeks of pregnancy.
The FDA says it reviewed data on the safety and efficacy of the drug in a randomized, double-blind clinical trial that included 463 women aged 16 to 43 who were pregnant with a single fetus and who had a history of a prior spontaneous preterm birth.
It says that among women treated with Makena, 37% delivered before 37 weeks, compared to 55% of women not taking the drug.
Another study evaluated the development of children born to mothers enrolled in the controlled trial. In that study, children aged 2 1/2 to 5 reached similar developmental targets regardless of the mother's treatment.
The drug will be studied in follow-up research that will end in about 2018. That study is expected to include 580 to 750 infants.
The FDA originally approved hydroxyprogesterone caproate under the trade name Delalutin in 1956 for use in pregnant women with threatened miscarriage. The FDA says the original manufacturer requested that Delalutin be withdrawn from the market in 2000 for reasons not related to safety.
Alan Fleischman, MD, senior vice president and medical director of the March of Dimes, says in a news release that Makena will give hope to women who have delivered babies too soon that "their next child will have a better chance at a healthy start in life."
He says women who have previously had a baby born prematurely should check with their doctors to see if Makena is appropriate for them, because it is "not for everyone."
The statement says a study by the March of Dimes, the National Institutes of Health, and the CDC, using 2002 data, estimated that if all women eligible for the progesterone injections received them, about 10,000 spontaneous premature births might be prevented annually.
News release, FDA.
News release, Hologic Inc.
News release, March of Dimes.
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In today's cyberworld your anti-virus software needs to be like a CSI team to track down infections. There are countless sophisticated threats that employ what are called rootkits. These try to gain administrator level control of your computer, as well as attempting to cover their tracks. Rootkits attempt to burrow themselves deep into your computer, which makes them hard to find – and remove. As of late, threats such as Stuxnet (for more see Geek Speak) and Bifrost (check out the Malware Diaries for more) have employed rootkit technology.
The latest version of ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS tackles rootkits head-on. This revised software now features advanced rootkit removal. This increases its ability to track down malware.
ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS is packed with other features and technology to ensure your safety. Your subscription includes frequent database updates to protect against emerging threats. As well, ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS Version 7 adds heuristics scanning, which identifies malware based on its behaviour. This means it will be able to find and remove even more viruses, spyware, adware, pop-up generators, browser hijackers, Trojans and other malware.
Perhaps the best way to protect your PC against viruses and spyware is to stop these cyber invaders from gaining access in the first place. ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS keeps an eye out with its Active Protection feature. If a suspicious file is trying to make its way onto your machine, it blocks it and alerts you.
Online security is very important. However, if your anti-spyware software uses up so much of your computer's resources, that your PC turns from a hare into a tortoise, it can be very frustrating. The latest version of Anti-Virus PLUS is more efficient than ever before in its use of your system's resources. As well, it still includes an innovative Game Mode. The feature lets you set the level of protection so that Anti-Virus PLUS avoids processor-intensive tasks, to maintain PC performance. You also will not be interrupted by notifications and alerts until after you are finished gaming.
If you are interested in learning more about ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS, please click on the links above. Or click below to find out about our full line of security, utility and optimization products.
Tip of the Month
Open "My Computer" and into the top bar type
\AppData\Local\Temp" and press enter. Then press the "Ctrl" and "A" keys to select all and then press the delete key. You should always delete everything in this folder – this removes temporary items, which could contain information about you, from your PC. Consider making it a weekly, if not daily task. Note: some files will not let you delete them. If this is the case, just press skip on these files. Software such as PC Health Advisor and ParetoLogic Privacy Controls also erases confidential information from your PC.
Q. How can I ensure confidential information on my computer is gone forever?
Signed: "Concerned"
A. Dear Concerned,
You are right to assume that when you delete a file – even when you empty the Recycle Bin – it can still be found on your computer. ParetoLogic Privacy Controls is a helpful computer utility that makes sure your files are permanently deleted.
ParetoLogic Privacy Controls gets rid of your confidential or potentially embarrassing information for good through a process called overwriting. The data stored on your PC is comprised of bytes of information, made up of zeros and ones. Privacy Controls' Advanced Shred feature copies over this digital code, "overwriting" it so it can't be seen or recovered.
This advanced program lets you set the level of shredding that takes place. A "Quick" shred means files are overwritten with a single random pass. This information cannot recalled without sophisticated restoration software. The "Safe" shred level uses three passes to overwrite the data to DoD 5220-22M specifications, which is the standard utilized by the U.S. Department of Defence. In "Thorough" mode, seven passes are used to obliterate data. Note that when using ParetoLogic Privacy Controls' shred modes, it is crucial to make sure you have the right files selected as they cannot be recovered.
ParetoLogic brings home the hardware
With innovation, hard work, strong leadership and a focus on customer satisfaction, ParetoLogic continues to prosper.
Its success and exponential growth were recently celebrated as the Victoria, B.C. software company received a pair of major awards. Co-founder, President and CEO Elton Pereira was named the Pacific Regional Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in the Information Technology category. As well, ParetoLogic was ranked 17th on the Deloitte Technology Fast 50, which lists the fastest growing Canadian technology companies.
Entrepreneur of the Year
Since its founding in 2004, ParetoLogic has established itself as a leader in PC security, optimization and utility solutions for home users. Throughout the company's growth, Pereira has led it with a focus on innovation, serving its customers and partners and a strong corporate culture.
At an Ernst & Young Gala in Vancouver, Pereira was presented with his award. Also at the event, Chad Wasilenkoff, Fortress Paper CEO, was named the region's overall Entrepreneur of the Year. He will represent the Pacific region at the nationals awards in Toronto in November.
Learn more about ParetoLogic's recent awards »
Anti-Virus PLUS: Don't Compromise
In life, it seems you always have to weigh your options. When it comes to anti-virus protection, you often have to choose between security or PC performance.
Now, with Version 7 of ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS, you don't have to make that choice. The newest edition of this trusted software is 60 per cent more efficient in its use of your PC's resources. As well, it is even better than ever at tracking down and ousting viruses, spyware, adware, Trojans, browser hijackers and other malware.
"The latest release of ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS provides cutting edge security without compromising the performance of your computer," said ParetoLogic Product Manager Paul Lechner. "Advanced scanning technology includes behavioural-based heuristic scanning, detection and cleaning of rootkits, and an industry leading virus definition database that is constantly updated. Thanks to technological advances, this improved security does not mean your computer will slow down to a crawl."
ParetoLogic Anti-Virus PLUS uses a combination of the best technologies available to protect you from cyber threats. Its new heuristic scanning identifies malware based on behaviour. This new technology means that if a threat has not previously been identified by security analysts, Anti-Virus PLUS can still stop it if its actions follow known patterns of viruses, spyware and other malware.
Learn more about the latest version of Anti-Virus PLUS »
Cyber criminals utilize Twitter, others to spread malware
When using Twitter, be careful where you put your mouse.
In September, microbloggers found themselves redirected to strange websites or tweeting messages they did not type after hovering over a link. They were among the thousands of victims of the onMouseOver virus.
Unlike traditional attacks, where you have to click to be infected, the onMouseOver virus causes trouble just by the user holding their mouse over the dangerous link. No clicking is necessary to infect their computer.
"My Twitter went haywire – absolutely no clue why it sent that message or even what it is ... paging the tech guys," read a tweet from White House press secretary and onMouseOver victim Robert Gibbs.
Meanwhile Sarah Brown, wife of former British prime minister Gordon Brown, found that her Twitter page – which has over a million followers – was redirecting visitors to pornography sites, according to a Sept. 22 Agence France-Presse (AFP) news story.
Learn more about the dangers of location tagging »
Company Awards
ParetoLogic is proud to have received numerous awards and honours over the years. These have recognized products, the company's leadership, different teams, ParetoLogic's innovation and its exponential growth. The honours have come from international companies, such as Ernest & Young; respected Canadian entities, like Profit magazine and the Branham Group; and local institutions, including the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce and the Vancouver Island Advanced Technology Centre (VIATeC). Visit our Awards page for a complete list of company and product honours.
Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® Awards
ParetoLogic's Elton Pereira has been honoured with the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2010 Award, Pacific Region. As the Co-founder, President, and CEO of ParetoLogic, Pereira embodies the exceptional success, innovation, and integrity that make an Entrepreneur of the Year.
Deloitte Technology Fast 50™
The Deloitte Technology Fast 50 award has recognized ParetoLogic's outstanding growth and expansion. ParetoLogic appeared at number 17 on the list, which ranks the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Canada, based on the percentage of revenue growth over five years.
Profit 100
ParetoLogic earned a spot on the 22nd annual Profit 100 list of Canada's fastest growing companies. The award recognizes the top 100 Canadian businesses that showed exceptional revenue growth over the past five years. ParetoLogic ranked #23 out of all eligible Canadian companies, a testament to the success of their software.
Affiliate Summit East 2010
ParetoLogic was proud once again to be part of Affiliate Summit East. At the Aug. 15-17 event, hosted at the Hilton New York, ParetoLogic launched the Affiliate Grand Prix. ParetoLogic's largest affiliate promotion ever gives successful sellers the opportunity to win one of 11 luxury vehicle models, such as a Ducati sport bike, Ferrari Italia, Porsche 911 GT3 and others.
Getting together
The premier affiliate marketing conference in the Eastern United States brings together the top affiliates and vendors from around the world. ParetoLogic seized the opportunity to thank its valued loyal affiliates, strike up new relationship and share information.
What awaits you online?
Malware Diaries gives you an inside look at what is going on in the world of spyware and malware and how to secure your computer and yourself from new and emerging threats.
Sound Advice - Open Mic with Malware Diaries' bloggers
Members of ParetoLogic's Spyware Analysis Team (S.W.A.T.) were guests of The Computer Information Show featured on C-FAX 1070 radio station. Our Computer Security specialists discussed malware, spyware and viruses with host Bill McCarter. Click to listen to the show's MP3 excerpts as the S.W.A.T. team gives advice and field questions from the listening audience...
Sound Advice - Speaking out on behalf of children and PGsurfer
ParetoLogic's Communications Director was a guest of The Computer Information Show featured on C-FAX 1070 radio station. Amanda and host Bill McCarter discussed Internet security and the safety benefits for families and children using the free PGsurfer software. Click to listen to the show's MP3 excerpts as our resident authority gives sound advice and fields question from the listening audience...
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Don't fear! Each month we explain a word or phrase connected to computers. As well as giving you a better understanding of PCs, you will also be able to astound people with your newfound knowledge.
Disk defragging
This is a helpful process that you should regularly have done on your computer. Sometimes when files are re-saved, they are too large to fit the physical location they were previously in. In these cases, your computer has to break up the data to find room for it all. When you ask your PC to retrieve it, it needs to hunt down the information and locate it in different places. Defragmenting your computer reorganizes saved information so that related data is kept in contiguous storage places.
Stuxnet Trojan
This is a very interesting computer worm. It strikes Windows computers and often is spread via USB drives. Once it is on a network computer, it attempts to exploit vulnerabilities to infect other machines and gain privileges. It is seeking a particular model of the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC). Made by Siemens, this industrial control system runs automated processes, usually in such settings as oil refineries, pipelines and even nuclear power plants. It tries to change data in the PLC, which could cause a variety of problems. It also uses a rootkit to try to keep it from being found.
PC Health Advisor features a built-in disk defragmenter as well as other tools to improve your PC's speed and performance. Even if you do not have PLC software on your machine, it is advisable to scan for and remove the Stuxnet Trojan. Viruses, spyware and other malware take up valuable memory space and resources, as compromising your PC's stability. XoftSpySE Anti-Spyware can search for and eject Stuxnet Trojans and other malware from your computer.
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Here is your opportunity to get to know a member of Team Pareto!
Each month we give you a little insight into a member of Team Pareto. You get a chance to learn about the work and life of an important link in the ParetoLogic chain.
It was the video game "Golden Axe" that first piqued Kai Kubicek's interest in computer programming.
"When I think back now, it's interesting that one arcade machine had such a large impact on my life. It's essentially what wrote my destiny of my current career."
As a Sharepoint/Asp.net Developer, Kai works on a variety of ParetoLogic products. He finds his work fulfilling and exciting as Kai has the opportunity to work with the latest innovations in his field.
"Being at the reins of the latest Microsoft technologies is challenging and a privilege that I fully enjoy and do not take lightly. Creating software solutions for our various products and support applications for the team, are my daily responsibilities and continue to drive my lust for technology and my continued work at ParetoLogic."
Kai Plays the Question Game:
One word to describe ParetoLogic: Agile
Song you never want to hear again: "Any Justin Bieber song"
Movies you would recommend to everyone: Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, Inception and The Town
Book you've always wanted to read: Pro .NET 4 Parallel Programming in C# by Adam Freeman
Where he plays
Kai is multi-talented and has a variety of interests. His hobbies include: video games, rock climbing, mountain biking, biking, skiing, hiking, drumming, guitars, surfing, electronic music, Music, programming, computers and electronics. When he has the opportunity to go online, the Czech Republic soccer fan likes to check out shacknews.com To protect his PC, he usesXoftSpySE Anti-Spyware. Check out Kai's advice in theInternet Safety Tip of the Month on the sidebar to the left.


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