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The 2013 SXSW Film Festival is officially underway in Austin, Texas, and Friday night saw the premiere of two big films moviegoers will definitely be interested in hearing more about. One of the oddest yet rewarding double-bills you'll see at a film festival this year, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone kicked things off with plenty of amusing over-the-top magician-related humor, and then handed the big-screen baton to the mega-gory Evil Dead, which may go down as one of the best of a recent string of '80s horror remakes.
We collected some word-of-mouth on both films, and you can scope out what our favorite movie critics have to say about each one below.
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (in theaters March 15)
"We don't go to magic shows expecting to feel emotionally connected to the performers. We go to be entertained, and by that measure, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone is a delightful bit of hocus pocus." -- Matt Goldberg, Collider
"The laughs in Wonderstone may be intermittent, but when they land, they're large." -- Sean O'Connell, CinemaBlend
"Comebacks are as easy as pulling rabbits from a hat in The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, a showbiz tale that's enjoyable but as familiar as the old-school routines its magician heroes dish out." - John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter
"The Incredible Burt Wonderstone has a couple big laughs, a few small laughs, and a whole lot of going through the Hollywood mainstream comedy motions. As a movie, it's a mess; in select moments, it's occasionally hilarious. It's probably best appreciated as a playlist of highlight clips on YouTube." -- Matt Singer, Screencrush
Evil Dead (in theaters April 5)
"Alvarez's film is going to smash its juicy head in with a toilet lid and you may not be able to handle it. We're kind of amazed the MPAA's censor-happy members let it get by." -- Peter Hall, Movies.com
"Evil Dead veers between being a tweaked but faithful remake of elements of Raimi's first two movies — like a greatest hits record that is also a collection of covers — and its own original film." -- Russ Fischer, /Film
"Fortunately for all involved, the creators of the new Evil Dead are more than willing to earn their own stripes with the horror fans, and the result is a fast-paced, gut-punch, splatter-fest of a remake that will almost certainly please the old fans, probably entice a bunch of new ones, and thoroughly disgust anyone who happens to think that Evil Dead is some sort of low-key supernatural thriller." -- Scott Weinberg, FearNet
"All in all, Evil Dead may have been a perfect first night film for SXSW. It played to a capacity audience, it got a huge, huge response from the crowd, and it manages to contain indie films, mainstream hits, and the original in its DNA somehow." -- Drew McWeeney, Hitfix


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Definitely undervalued, should be higher. Opinions welcome
Sentiment: Buy
The value keeps coming, little by little. Another good day.
Plus, it can STILL be a 10-bagger from here.
Patience grasshopper, patience. It will be reflected in the price a little more each day.
It is just a matter of time. Will they hit $1B in 2014 or 2015? It's all about timing. Yes it will come, the only question is when.


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The Sweet 16 Round in the Sneaker News March Madness Foamposite Tournament has reached its halfway point as we now open up the West Region for voting.The West region was the only one that resulted in all four top-seeds making it to the next round, so are we in for an upset? The original "Royal" colorway will go toe-to-toe with the Metallic Petwer, while the Dr. Dooms will aim for the Elite 8 with the #2 seed Blackout Foamposite One in the way. The polls are open right now so vote for your favorite and if you missed out on the Southwest and Southeast voting, check out the links just below.
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fighter jets first round loss...smh
I have both the Pewters and the Royals. But the Royal Blue Foams are the main reason I love shoes the way I do now. They way necks snapped when I stepped in the school with these on in '97 is priceless
coppers for the win
Royal - Doom for the F4
Royals should win whole thing since it was da foams dat started it all.... Dooms over blackouts
Royals going to win this region becaue almost everyone on this site trying to look like they are not a "hype beast".
royals and stealth are gonna win!!
royals and dr. dooms are gonna take it.
@ac2slater no chance, coppers are the 1 seed least likely to win it all sadly. Plus, pearls should win that quarter anyways
@iHypeBeast lol I think those pewters should win it all!!!!
@iHypeBeast You sound like a dumbass
@iHypeBeast tru...I voted fa da other shits....juss for support
@NoahHaileselassie lol those aren't stealths...
@GustoI am just keeping it real. It is one thing to be like "oh that just huped up" once in a while, but almost everyone, that includes your bitch ass, in this site calls people a hype beast if they like or own the latest pair of Foamposite or any other sneakers because their broke ass can afford to get it.
@iHypeBeast you a pussy...fuck u
@iHypeBeast @Gusto sounds like he does have pink foams though BOOONNNNGGGGG ahahaha
@Gusto I don't wear tight jeans and you miss my whole point so i am just going to stop this, you can now go back to thinking your a expert when it comes to sneakers, and calling people "hype beast" because they like the newest sneakers that doesn't look like shit.
@iHypeBeast @Gusto I'm pretty sure ur not fucking with me when it come to sneakers little man. Wear your pink foams and tight jeans with pride.
about you agreeing with me.
@EVERYTHING_EPIC ohh shit..lol sorry. I take what I said back, I though you said "O shit..nevamind.." because you reply to other guy's comment and not mine. I didn't even see that comment.
@ihypebeast if you could fuckin read I said.."o nevamind"...if you could put conversation together...you wpuld see I commented and agreed wit your dumbass...I was referring to da gusto guy cuz I thought he was he callin ME dumbass...really..he was rite...you are a fuckin idiot afterall...now sit your ass down duck
O shit..nevamind...
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This was a fabulous trip. Our tour guide, William, really took the time to make it a special experience. We had crazy weather with snow so our plans were deterred and our return flight to Shanghai was cancelled. We felt no stress and William and the tour company took care of everything. Even down to him running around the airport and staying with us until we were completely set on our new flight. He asked us what was a must so we did get The Great Wall and it was magnificent covering in snow. Despite low temperatures we had an awesome experience and would highly rec this tour if you only have one day to get to The Great Wall Don't miss it!
A long day but well worthwhile. The Forbidden City, Tiamen Square and the Great Wall all live up to the high expectation I had. Thee guide was excellent - Friendly , informative and professional. Air delays into and out of Shanghai mar the tour.
I booked this tour for my 15 year old daughter and me not really knowing what to expect. However, from the Lobby call to the pre-processed airport checkin we were surprised how smoothly everything went. The meeting at Beijing continued the flow and we were continually surprised and delighted the day ahead. The history of Beijing combined with the hospitality if our English speaking guide and his capable driver made this one of the most memorable days of our trip. If you love history and want to make the most if a wonderful day out we certainly recommend this tour. A fantastic day that will stay in our memories for a long time to come.
If you only have a day, take this tour! We were very lucky with the weather and our guide was really fantastic. Be prepared to walk, we covered a lot of territory in one day. The only weak point was lunch at the Jade shop. If you're a foodie, this is disappointing. However, I'll bet you can get your guide to go to a more interesting stop for lunch if you have an adventurous appetite.
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It was AMAZING to see so much of Beijing in such a short time! My guide was very professional and friendly. I've learnt so much about Chinese culture and local life from him. Everything went smoothly and I highly recommend this trip!
It was well worth doing and Jason was an excellent guide and so was his driver.
Excellent organization. Great guide and driver. Pick up from hotel on time. Superb itinerary. Highly recommend.
It was amazing to see all the top attractions in Beijing in one day and back to Shanghai at night. It was super organized and one of the best experiences I've ever had around the world. I mean, what a brilliant idea! btw the lunch was superb as well!
Great tour, started a little early. Delivered as promised airfare, airport driver, tiananmen square, forbidden palace and great wall all by a knowledgeable english speaking tour guide. Only other complaint is the standard tour of a jade factory and silk factory. Really just a slightly pressured sales trip after the tour which only lasts five minutes.
My tour went well. The tour guide and driver were nice people and made the day interesting android ex me with a great insight into every day life in Beijing. The Great Wall was amazing and I recommend that every one does the climb for as far as they can. It is truly a magnificent piece of Architecture and history. The slide cars were a fun way to come back down the Mountain. I will use viatoura again when I travel.
The trip was perfect for my needs. I only had a day, and I didn't want to leave China without seeing the Great Wall. Transportation was convenient: A driver picked me up from the hotel, had my printed plane ticket, then the tour guide and driver for the day picked me up from the airport, and the same driver picked me up at the airport at the end of the day. The tour guide was very nice and easy to understand. I enjoyed the Forbidden City and the Great Wall the most. I was also shown a tea shop, jade shop, and silk shop which were good to see, but also encouraged buying and haggling a bit... I didn't mind much, but by the end of the day, I was tired and just wanted to go back to the airport (I was the only person on the tour). I recommend this tour if you're on a tight schedule, but it would be more fun with someone else too.
First, the good parts- we really enjoyed visiting the Great Wall- this part is definitely worth doing.. The Forbidden City was also interesting. The guide and driver tried very hard to get us everywhere quickly, despite the terrible traffic in Beijing (including a quick stop at Tienanmen Square) and the guide gave us lots of information. The pick-ups and drop-offs went smoothly. However, it was a very long day. It would have been better to put us on an earlier return flight to Shanghai. In order to save time, we could suggest cutting out the trip to the Chinese Medicine Clinic in the afternoon, under the guise of getting a "free" foot massage! This was an unexpected consultation with a doctor and his translator who wanted us to spend thousands of dollars on medicines and they were not impressed when we did not buy their recommended treatments. We did not set out to go to a doctor's appointment on our holiday- the whole experience was quite unpleasant and we felt ambushed. The "free" foot massage was not complimentary either as we were pressured into leaving a tip. At lunch, we were given the "opportunity" to buy jade but this was more low-key at least. Overall, it was interesting but tiring and a bit stressful -between the long hours ( nearly 18 hours from pick-up to drop-off), the sales pitch and the seemingly never-ending traffic gridlock of Beijing. It would have been nice to have water available on board the bus as it was a long time between lunch and further opportunities to eat and drink (i.e.at the airport, several hours later)..
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For an EXPENSIVE private tour, you are not treated well. For starters you are picked up at 4:30 in the morning. No time for breakfast, nor is anything open. The drivers or tour guides do not provide you with water, which you can not take on the plane. They are also put off by the suggestion that as tour guides, especially in the hot summer, they should have had some water. Second, they really do not treat this as a private tour. For starters they had miscommunication from the tour company that we did not want to go to the Great Wall. I have no idea where they got that from, but after a while of straightening it out they got us to it. We were rushed through the Forbidden City. Did not have a chance to look at anything. Also, early in the tour we told them that we were not shoppers but was still forced to go to a jade factory and a tea house. These are like any other tour shopping stops except when there are only two on the tour, the sell gets much more aggressive. The delicious Chinese lunch as described by the tour was in the jade factory and it was pretty much a general tso's chicken like we get in America. Then we were just dropped off at the Great Wall and that was it. Why couldn't we have gone to the Temple of Heaven instead of the two shopping tours? Why was our return flight not until 9:30pm and forced to stay at the dingy Beijing airport for an excessive amount of time? SAVE YOUR MONEY AND DO NOT BOOK THIS TOUR!!!
Julie S United Kingdom
Our tour guides English was extremely difficult to understand, so we had to just nod and smile in hopefully all the right places - so missed out on loads of info She kept telling my son that he looked just like his 'daddy' - my son is 27 and we were with his step father! We asked to go for 2 minutes to Tianamen Square which was opposite the forbidden city but she got very stressy and although she agreed to go, she told us we were now running late and would get no lunch and have to go to another location of the Great Wall. Still starving , she then proceeded to rub my husbands stomach whilst telling a story about a 'happy Buddha'!! All in all this was a very expensive day trip and a complete disappointment.
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On May 5, 1886, several thousand laborers marched to the Bay View Rolling Mills to advocate for the eight-hour work day. When the marchers didn't stop after being ordered to do so, the state militia fired on the crowd, killing seven protesters and injuring many others. This infamous moment in Milwaukee history will be commemorated Sunday at 3 p.m. at the historical marker on S. Superior St. and E. Russell Ave. Historian John Gurda will moderate the remembrance, which features a re-enactment by the Milwaukee Public Theatre and the Milwaukee Mask and Puppet Theatre, folksinger Larry Penn and a wreath-laying ceremony with Anita Zeidler, daughter of Milwaukee's former mayor Frank Zeidler. The commemoration is free and open to the public. »Read Full Article
Singles Scorecard: Hear new songs from Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj and Jessie J; Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett; and Alt-J
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Scripps, Journal merge broadcast, spin off newspapers
Journal Communications and Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps are merging broadcast operations and spinning off newspaper operations, it was announced Wednesday.
According to a Journal Communications release: »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Vans Warped Tour at Summerfest grounds
Two days before Chicago becomes the center of the music-fest universe for Lollapalooza, the 19-year-old Vans Warped Tour took over the south end of the Summerfest grounds Wednesday with 86 bands. Here's some of what went down.
Big lineup, bigger line: When the gates opened at 11 a.m., lines stretched back to the furthermost corner of the parking lots. Fortunately, there was a dude right inside preaching Eastern philosophy to any passers-by who were stressing. »Read Full Article
New WISN movie subchannel same as WDJT's MOVIES
WISN-TV (Channel 12) is adding an all-movie channel starting Monday.
The channel, called MOVIES! Milwaukee, previously aired as MOVIES! on Channel 49.3 by Weigel Broadcasting. Weigel introduced MOVIES! at Channel 49.3, in May 2013. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Milwaukee Chamber Theatre turning 40 with special season
Given Milwaukee's thriving theater scene, it's hard to imagine the landscape in 1975, when Montgomery Davis and Ruth Schudson launched the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre as what was then only the second year-round Milwaukee theater company — along with the Milwaukee Repertory Theater — hiring Equity actors.
Under artistic director C. Michael Wright — to whom Davis handed the baton in 2005 — the Chamber is celebrating its 40th birthday with a five-play season titled "Something Old, Borrowed and New," in which past Chamber hits will share the stage with new plays. It all gets underway with "Master Class," a collaboration with Milwaukee Opera Theatre and Carroll University beginning Aug. 7. »Read Full Article
PB&J gelato wins Wisconsin State Fair Golden Spork Award
A PB&J gelato dessert took all three awards in judging Tuesday for the second annual Golden Spork Awards sponsored by the Wisconsin State Fair.
Scrutinizing eight finalists, a panel of celebrity judges chose the Dolce Panino from La Coppa Artisan Gelato for Best Tasting, Most Creative and Grand Champion designations. »Read Full Article(1)
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On Tap Today: Walking with the mayor
Be thinking of your favorite song! You can request beloved tunes tonight at River Rhythms, where dueling pianos (with a playlist 400 songs long) will enter into a showdown. That's tonight, right on the river as always.
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Bellas, I'm still basking in the afterglow. Last weekend, Texture on the Runway hit NYC. It was everything we dreamed it would be. The room was packed, the crowd was dressed to the nines, and the people behind the scenes and on the stage were a veritable who's who of the natural hair world. It… read all
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Bellas, I'm happy to kick off 2016 (and my 10th year of Afrobella) with some big, awesome news. I'm going to New York for Fashion Week, to emcee TextureMedia's Texture On the Runway event! I'm so super excited for so many reasons. I attended Texture on the Runway in 2012 (click here to see the… read all
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Allstate Foundation Purple Purse is truly remarkable for a few reasons. It's shining a light on a cause that remains relatively unheard of despite being downright ubiquitous. Often financial abuse is an indicator of more overt domestic violence to come. It's a way that many abusers manage to keep victims in check. According to PurplePurse.com,… read all
SheaMoisture has been one of my favorite hair and bodycare (and now makeup) brands for a long time now. It's been a truly beautiful thing to watch this family owned brand expand into the industry giant that it's become, to watch their products fly off the shelves at retailers like Walgreens, Target, Sally Beauty and… read all
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Video: Geico Skytypers cruise over Lake Michigan before Milwaukee Air & Water Show
I had never truly appreciated Milwaukee's lakefront until I sailed over it at 1,200 feet aboard the Geico Skytyper SNJ2 -- an aircraft used in the 1940s to train World War II soldiers for single seat Mustang fighters.
The ride lent itself to an up-close-and-personal view of the city. The pilot flew with the cockpit open at 135 mph. And while the aircraft welcomed its share of jostles, shakes and full-body thrusts while cruising over Lake Michgian, the unforgettable airborn performance stirred up ample excitement for the fleet's debut at the Milwaukee Air & Water Show this weekend. »Read Full Blog Post
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Milwaukee Symphony plays program of new works by young composers
If you think writing a piece of music for a full symphony orchestra is a tough task, you should try finding an orchestra to play that piece.
Five young composers, chosen from among 90 applicants, were in Milwaukee for the rare opportunity of hearing their works performed for an audience by a professional orchestra Saturday evening. »Read Full Article


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Plum Creek Timber (UNKNOWN: PCL.DL ) released Q4 and 2012 results that showed marked improvements in both revenue and profitability. The quarter's revenue was $354 million, and the company netted $79 million ($0.49 per diluted share). The latter represented a sharp upside surprise, as the company indicated last autumn that EPS would come in at $0.25-$0.30. The bottom line was nearly 30% higher on a year-over-year basis.
For fiscal 2012, the company's net profit was $203 million ($1.25 diluted EPS) on revenue of $1.34 billion. Both were higher than the previous year's figures of $193 million and $1.19 billion, respectively.
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Laundry is a necessary chore that many people dread. There are lots of ways to speed up the process, remove stains better, and make your life a little easier. This is a guide about laundry tips and tricks.
Having a washer and dryer all to myself was one of the items I thought was a "given". Single living, condo living or apartments may not allow this. I share a washer/dryer with 4 other families. Since I love where I live, I had to learn several tips to make life easier as well as more affordable. Some you can use in your house saving money, life of the clothing and saving time.
Laundry soap has many things in it that fades your clothing. Watch for sales on green organic kinds of detergent. Buying larger bottles saves per load also. Did you know MOST hair shampoo is just a lighter form of detergent? It isn't the kind I use of my hair but works fabulously in the washer.
Those huge containers are very hard to carry, it is also very hard to get the right amount each time. I have the perfect answer. Using microfiber clothes, old wash rags or squares of left over fabric, take the amount you want to use and pour on cloth. Personally I like using about 1/4 less then recommended. I fold into quarters, allowing it to absorb before laundry day when it's possible. I let it dry on cookie sheet, stack them into a plastic zip lock bag. Then when it's laundry day, I take out one, put into laundry and save my back. I can take out only what I need right with that load.
Looking at local fabric store, I found so much fabric that was only 25 cents! Check out the bin where scrap pieces are. Make sure if it is a color that would bleed, you to allow that to happen before putting your soap cloth into washer. I have used sponges also when I first started doing this. I just found they don't absorb like microfiber or good cloth.
I separate everything as I go. Since I don't do laundry every other day now, I need to put wet wash rags and towels over the side of basket to dry before putting with other clothes. Wasting money on more then one basket didnt work for me, I use the packing bins with lids inexpensively bought for $2.50 each. I can easily carry these, they hold more and are larger. The flimsy kind at the Dollar Store fell apart, investing in these bins actually saved me money. Since I sort throughout the week, I have one for colors, whites, etc. I just put the top on and they stack out of the way. The lid makes it so odors and humidity (my air is damp due to sea air) doesn't cause additional work.
I had little orange (like rust) on my clothes, this is caused by air or having clothes in a dark,damp place. I found a rust remover after doing research. I found your washer can also cause this. The water makes machines rust. We all have different water depending on pipes and they area you live. This happens every where. After getting rid of the spots, I add a baking soda and salt mixture once in awhile, especially to the whites. It brightens your whites while cleaning the machine.
My old vitamin bottles work great to have premixed for carrying this to laundry room. Use 1/2 baking soda to 1/2 salt. If your water isn't a problem for you, it's still great for your whites! Bleach ruins all clothing. If you are not careful, it can be dangerous if split or pour directly on clothes.
I spot check before I even put in my bins, way before wash day. Allowing anything to sit isnt good, so just try remembering that sauce you dripped at dinner. Spot clean it or put a little dish soap on that area. Allow it to dry before putting with the rest of the laundry. You can use lemon juice on collars or under arm stains before wash day. Have a small child or husband who works bringing not wonderful smelling clothes home? Check for spots, stains and leave an orange, lemon or lime peel in the bottom of your dirty laundry (cucumber peel works too), making sure you take your baking soda/salt mixture with you.
Use a lingerie bag (get at Dollar Store) for bras or other things you don't want to put in dryer. I do same thing with these items, just putting them in the bag when dirty. It also keeps hooks from snagging other clothes and makes these things last longer. Washing these in bag makes it so easy not to put them in the dryer by accident. They come in several sizes. A couple of my tops are delicate. Instead of having to do by hand, I just put in lingerie bag. Works great!
I wash out the machine before I use it. Sharing is great but not in this case. I keep my quarters in a plastic bag, grab premade laundry cloths and my sorted laundry, making it all so much easier. If you go to a laundromat, I recommend going to the same one. Knowing how long each machine takes, costs and upkeep on them all goes into making it as simple as possible.
If like me, you just share with neighbors. Except emergencies, we all try to do it on same day. That way it is fair for everyone, while allowing me not to have to rush or find clothes left in machine. I time my clothes, not letting them set in dryer will prevent wrinkling. The cost is so much, I can't afford to just let it spin over again. Don't over load your machine. Put things in evenly, spreading towels, jeans or larger items around center. Put your cloths you made in halfway when loading the machine. It gets the soap evenly distributed much easier. I use cold water on everything. Since I can't control water temperature. using my booster works great.
I use the same microfiber over and over so the rule of not putting in dryer doesn't apply when you have premade your laundry cloths. With mine, these are a different color then my other microfiber which never goes in the dryer (what makes microfiber work is ruined by softener). Make sure if you use as many clothes as I do for cleaning, drying or dishes, you recognize the ones that you use for laundry only. I like drying them with clothes so I can make others right away, allowing me not to think about it again for a week.
You can do this with softener too. Just do the same thing; pour onto cloth (or sponge), allow to dry and add to dryer. If you use dryer sheets, put how many you need right on top your wash load. No need to carry the whole box. Going to laundromat, just put how many loads you have in separate baggie. The balls are great for laundry rooms near your apartment or in your building. You can fill it before going out (have more then one). That way, it's all done in the washer. You haven't carried heavy bottles, had to spend time sorting, missed a stain or wasted money on having to do a load over.
I save money on drying, which where I live costs more. If over loaded, it doesn't dry every item and I can't control the temperature, except two settings. I take hangers out when washer is done, hanging jeans, shirts that are 100% cotton or any other thing that I just don't like putting into the dryer. Putting these directly on hangers saves you time and energy.
I get my income at first of the month, laundry is in my budget. When I do bills or food, I get quarters. I have a dish where they are kept until I put how many I need into my baggie. I love where I live, not having a washer and dryer not so much. It can be made easy by doing a few things ahead of time. Now when I do get my own back, I'll still do many of these things. Now I have clean fresh smelling clothing without doing half loads, wasting water, detergent or ruining a shirt by not having a system.
By Luana M. from San Diego, CA
Make your own oxi-clean using 1/2 cup baking soda, 1/2 cup peroxide, 1 cup warm water. Mix in a jar and shake well. Add it to your regular load, or pre-soak for the night. Works really well on stains! We love it. This works as well as store brand.
I hate having streaks of detergent running down my detergent bottles. It will then drip onto my dryer. After it dries, I have to scrub to get it off.
Add a little Dawn dish washing liquid to your laundry soap or wash water, and the clothes will come out much cleaner. Also, only run your dryer for 1/2 the time you normally do. Usually the clothes are dry by then.
Before you put stained clothes in the hamper to wash, tie a knot if possible or fix so it has to be looked at before putting in the washer. When I find a knot or clothing not the usual way it should be, I know to look for a stain on it.
If you need to use bleach on your fabric, make certain to rinse with white vinegar in the water. This keeps the bleach from continuing to work after it has been 'rinsed' out with plain water.
I save time and money in the laundry room THIS way. When I take my clothes from the washer I hang almost all of the shirts on hangers, button the top button on button-downs, straighten the collars, tug on the sleeves, pull and smooth, etc.
When you wash jeans, be sure to close the zipper before putting them in the machine. An open zipper acts like a little saw blade to catch on your other clothes and make those little holes.
When you use the laundry cap from the big shelf bottles and the cap has to be rinsed, don't bother. Fill the cap as needed, when done slide the cap forward so it scrapes the dispenser of any dripping.
Use pliers to pull the spout out from liquid laundry soap when the bottle is empty. You can get one more load out of what would normally get thrown away.
I was taught to put bleach in all my white loads for 3 reasons.
Use dry erase marker on the washer for clothes that are inside that shouldn't be dried! Genius, especially if there are many people in your household!
I have learned to keep a couple large pins attached to the cell phone/ID case I wear around my neck.
If you notice a stain in your clothing, and you are not going to wash it right away, tie a knot in it before you put it in the laundry basket. When you do the laundry, you will know that piece of laundry has to be pretreated before it goes into the wash.
It's common knowledge to save on water by adjusting the water level of the laundry load. They say to wait until a full wash load is dirty before washing to also save on hydro.


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This week's souvenirs and memories from Augusta National Golf Club may be especially meaningful for Nora Hooks and Blake Goolsby, whose friendship began at the golf course and is now on track to lead to marriage.
The two met in the spring of 2006 in the club's main gift shop, where Hooks was a cashier and Goolsby was a stocker. She is now a kindergarten teacher at Redcliffe Elementary School, and he is an attorney, based in Augusta.
He popped the question and presented a ring Monday morning, kneeling at the end of the 18th aisle, where she had worked as a teenager. She said yes, and customers and employees in the vicinity broke out in cheers and applause..
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We're always enthralled by the bold, cutting edge style that comes out of Japan. Makeup artist-turned-cosmetics giant Shu Uemera was a legend in his day -- a genius at creating groundbreaking, haute makeup looks with his eponymous line. "Future Beauty," an exhibit at the Seattle Art Museum, reminded us of his sharp, forward-thinking aesthetic. The show features 80 spectacular gowns by 31 top Japanese designers, including Issey Miyake and Junya Watanabe. "The exhibition shows how Japanese fashion design launched itself on the world stage in the 1980s. Japanese fashion designers at that time developed breathtaking aesthetic positions that subsequently influenced a younger generation of Western designers including Martin Margiela, Ann Demeulemeester and Alexander McQueen," said the SAM's curator of modern and contemporary art Catharina Manchanda. read more
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Eco-Socialism and Decentralism
From Anarkismo - by Wayne Price
Theorists of the climate-justice movement have been raising decentralist ideas as part of their programs for an ecologically-balanced society. This ecological program means more local democracy, workers' management of industry, consumer coops, and federations of radically-democratic institutions. Such ideas revive the decentralist ideas of anarchism.
The Faith of a Green Anarchist
From Uncivilized Animals
The faith of a green anarchist is faith that the sun will rise tomorrow. As the winter solstice is the longest night of the year—the light's longest absence—it could be understood as one of our High Holy days when this faith is most severely tested and hope may be restored. It is, and must be, an article of faith that the sun will once again rise and that the light will return to nourish us; that, as John Muir wrote, "this is still the morning of creation".
Announcing Black Seed Issue #4
From Black Seed
In This Issue:
- The End of the World?
- Activism and the Green Left
- An Introduction to the Anthropecene
- Interviews with Dominique & Knowing the Land is Resistance
- The Aftermath of the Katrina Disaster
- Anarcho-Primitivism and Green Platonism
- Nihilist Animism
- Reviews & More...
Against Deep Green Resistance
From Institute for Anarchist Studies - by Michelle Renee Matisons and Aalexander Reid Ross
For a book that advertises itself as a "shift in strategy and tactics," Deep Green Resistance (DGR) has an overwhelmingly dispiriting tone, and is riddled with contradictions.[1] While DGR provocatively addresses many pressing social and ecological issues, its opportunistic, loose-cannon theoretical approach and highly controversial tactics leaves it emulating right-wing militia rhetoric, with the accompanying hierarchical vanguardism, personality cultism, and reactionary moralism.
FRR 85: Hack the Planet!, Cheating, and Green Anarchism
Deadline for Black Seed #4 is coming up!
The Commodification of Wildness and its Consequences
From Black and Green Review by Four Legged Human
We had been tracking the rhinoceros since the day before. The plan was to walk into the mopani, roughly following the course of the river so as to maintain proximity to a source of water, letting the animal tracks guide us wherever they took us. We camped in a meadow, home to an elder baobab tree, and in the morning resumed tracking our rhino. Ian is an expert tracker and every time it seemed we had lost the track in the grass, or the smudge of more recent impala or buffalo tracks, he would carefully make his readings and pick up the rhino again. Excitement ran through our minds and bodies in anticipation of our coming encounter with her.
FRR 84: C.R.E.A.M: Commodities Rule Everything Around me
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Rydra and guest host Paul discuss the latest artificial intelligence developments and Google's involvement in them, including drawing computers, and sarcastic amoral artificial intelligence.
Fighting capitalism on every front – a lesson from France
Book review: Sivens sans retenue: Feuilles d'automne 2014
Of all the many projects opposed by protesters in France in recent years, the small dam planned for the rural southern valley at Sivens was hardly the most important.
But it quickly became a milestone battle in the growing struggle against industrial capitalism, thanks to the determination of the participants and the violence of the state's repression.
On October 26 2014, student Rémi Fraisse was killed by a sound grenade fired straight at him, at point blank range, by military-style gendarmes.


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A Transparency Milestone
The CATO Institute announces the completion of their "Deepbills" project which finished adding computer-readable code to every version of every bill in the 113th Congress.
For more on this project, see the following article: http://www.cato.org/blog/transparency-milestone
Twitter's decision to ban archiving of politicians' deleted tweets is a mistake
Back in 2012, Twitter decided to allow the Sunlight Foundation to collect and curate deleted tweets from lawmakers and people seeking public office in order to hold them accountable by preserving their public statements on the record.
But in June of this year, Twitter shut down the deleted tweet project in the US under the guise of "honoring the expectation of user privacy." Then, this Sunday, Twitter dealt the final blow, killing the Open State Foundation's effort to archive deleted tweets from public officials in 30 other countries.
For the full article see: http://www.theverge.com/2015/8/24/9198075/twitter-political-transparency-diplowoops-politwoops
De Blasio is reviewing public records requests for all New York City agencies in bid to control information
Mayor de Blasio, who promised to run the most transparent administration in New York City history, has taken steps to have his office review any public records request of any city agency that could "reflect directly on the mayor."
That broad mandate, outlined in a May 5 email obtained by The Associated Press, could give de Blasio's office control over virtually all newsworthy Freedom of Information Law requests from journalists, watchdog groups or members of the public.
Although the ramifications of the policy are not clear, transparency advocates fear such control could lead to prolonged delays in responding to records requests, a criticism both President Barack Obama and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo faced when they instituted similar policies.
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The United States is currently negotiating a large, regional free trade agreement with eleven other countries: Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam. On August 5, 2015, Knowledge Ecology International published a new leak of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement's (TPP) negotiating text for the intellectual property chapter.
For the full post see: http://policynotes.arl.org/?s=tpp
Metropolitan Archivist Volume 21, Number 2 is now available.
Metropolitan Archivist Vol. 21, No. 2 (Summer 2015) by Archivists Round Table of Metropolitan New York, Inc.
This issue features an introduction to the newly elected board members and more.
Many thanks to the A.R.T. board, all of the contributors, and the Metropolitan Archivist editorial staff:
Managing Editor: Mary Ann Quinn
Features Editor: Rachel Greer
A.R.T. News: Haley Richardson
Interview Section: Ellen Mehling
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Thank you for your support,
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The following is cribbed from the American Alliance of Museums, but applies equally to archives of any type, shape, or size:
Congress Wraps Up Work, Heads Home
As August approaches, members of Congress are headed home. The House of Representatives has adjourned for five weeks, and the Senate is not far behind. Congress will certainly have its hands full when it returns; deadlines are approaching on issues including highways, children's welfare, expired tax breaks and funding for federal agencies.
While a deal on federal spending remains elusive, both the House and Senate Appropriations Committees completed work on all 12 of their annual bills—the first time this has been accomplished in six years. Considering the very tight funding constraints within which these bills were written, several accounts important to museums fared quite well:
(Funding Totals in Millions)
For more on this story see: http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-state-of-georgia-copyright-wall-20150727-column.html
The Secretary of State of Arizona, who oversees the State Library, wants the space now occupied by the genealogy collection for other uses. Under the misguided notion that everything genealogists really need to use is online, the original plan was to simply close the collection. Pushback from the genealogical community has resulted in a plan to move the collection to the State Archives.
The hitch, of course, is that the State Archives doesn't have room to make this 200,000+-volume collection accessible to the public. If this move goes forward — and it could be as early as this Friday, July 31st — the collection will most likely end up in storage … and ultimately piecemealed out or lost forever.
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Opera Theatre rocks art song with 'Guns N' Rosenkavalier'
Next weekend, baritone Andrew Wilkowske, fresh from a role with the Florentine Opera, will stand amid the crystal chandeliers of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music's lovely recital hall, open his mouth . . .
. . . and let fly the opening lines of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now," followed by a few power chords on his electric guitar. »Read Full Article
Smart staging makes good 'Company' at Theatre Unchained
Putting aside the juicy tax breaks, is marriage worth it?
That's the question on the table in Stephen Sondheim's "Company," and to paraphrase from another Sondheim show, the answers in this great master's work are never easy. »Read Full Article
Top of the Charts: Pharrell Williams celebrates seventh week on top
Seven is the lucky number all around this week, as Pharrell Williams celebrates his seventh consecutive week on top of the Billboard Hot 100 and all of the top seven positions remained locked in position this week. Watch the video for Williams' big hit single below and then let's reset our decades and travel way back in time to see the songs that were the biggest in the land this week in 2000, 1990, 1980 and 1970.
No. 1 hit April 14, 2014 »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Milwaukee Day, Morgan Freeman and the Brewers
Hey, it's Milwaukee Day. And on this fine 4/14, local band Decibully reunites.
Time flies when you're watching movies. Marcus Theatres celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Shawshank Redemption" with showings beginning today. »Read Full Blog Post


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December 1, 2011
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I am Italian-American (Father & Mother), have lived in Italy, and visit my family there as often as possible.
I'm second generation Italian (Father & Mother) & speak-read-write fluently. I've lived in Italy & visit family there as often as I can. I welcome the opportunity to maintain & improve my Italian language skills. Hopefully, make some new friends too.
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YOUR CHILDREN have lazed away the summer, but now it's time to start thinking of educational-enrichment activities. Most summer camps will close in mid-August, leaving parents wondering how to stimulate learning and fill the two-week gap until school begins after Labor Day.
A visit to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis really opened my eyes about how museums have evolved into fun destinations enjoyable for the entire family. Indianapolis, Ind., about an 11-hour drive from Philadelphia, is frequently cited as one of the best places to raise children, so it's no wonder this institution is considered the gold standard of museums for children.


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John E. Novalis, 68, of 275 Grimesville Road Williamsport, died Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2010 at the Mt. Nittany Medical Center, State College, Pa.
John was born June 16, 1941 in Indiana, Pa., the son of John P. and Josephine Stolish Novalis.
He was a member of St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Annunciation Church. John was retired, he was the owner of J.E. Novalis and Associates, a manufacturer representation firm. John was on the board of directors of the Old Lycoming Twp. Board of Supervisors. He was a Fourth Degree member of the Knights of Columbus Council #366 and a member of the Texas Block House Fish and Game Club.
John was preceded in death by his wife, Veronica S. Novalis, who died June 5, 2008.
He is survived by his sons, Col. John E. Novalis III of Springfield, Virginia, Michael J. Novalis of Williamsport, Christopher Novalis of Bedford Virginia, and Timothy T. Novalis of Monkton, Md. John's grandchildren survive him, Danielle, John III, Nicholas and Andrew. He is also survived by a brother, Terry L. Novalis of Orlando, Fla., and a sister, Debbie Novalis of Indiana, Pa.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday morning at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Shane Kirby, his pastor, will officiate. Friends may call at the Crouse Funeral Home, 133 E. 3rd St., Williamsport, Pa., 17701 on Sunday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. Burial will be held at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to USA Youth Fly Fishing Team Inc. C/O John W. Ford P.O. Box 751, State College, Pa. 16804.


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Uh-oh! Packers' Woodson on SI cover
Green Bay Packers cornerback Charles Woodson won't have to cover Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions as he did Sunday, but he will have another formidable force to battle when Green Bay next plays the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field.
Woodson and the Packers will have to beat the Sports Illustrated cover jinx myth.
Woodson is on the cover of this week's Midwest regional edition under the headline, "New Spirit in Green Bay." Woodson is pictured diving into the end zone to score after intercepting a pass Sunday against the Lions at Lambeau Field.
According to a spokesman for Sports Illustrated, Woodson's appearance marks the 33rd time the Packers have made the cover, tying them with the San Francisco 49ers for 11th all-time among teams.
The cover story - "Mr. Rodgers' Neighborhood," written by Damon Hack - references the 2005 draft when Green Bay selected quarterback Aaron Rodgers No. 24 overall. At that time, Packers coach Mike McCarthy was the offensive coordinator for the 49ers, who took Alex Smith with the first overall pick.
Rodgers describes to Hack his first meeting with McCarthy after the Packers chose him as coach in '06.
"The first day he got here he wanted to table it right away and I wanted to talk about it," Rodgers said. "He said, 'We didn't pick you. Now I'm here - let's move on.' I was like, 'Hey, let's rewind this a year. What did you guys not see?' I got after him a little bit because he's made some comments in the years since, like 'We didn't know he was that athletic in college.' "
Making his highlights
Among the football observers Packers linebacker Clay Matthews has impressed is Deion Sanders, a studio analyst for the NFL Network.
Matthews was Neon-ified just this week.
"Clay Matthews is stunting like his daddy," Sanders said. "I like his game. I like his hair. I like his physicality. I like everything about this guy."
Tracking the Bears
Milwaukee viewers were more than a little interested in watching the Chicago Bears play the New York Giants on NBC's "Sunday Night Football."
The local rating for the game on WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) was a 21.9 or 197,340 households. The rating for the game ranked second only to Chicago (39.7) among metered markets.
Lots of red and Reds
Milwaukee Brewers television play-by-play announcer Brian Anderson was assigned to call the Philadelphia Phillies vs. Cincinnati Reds National League Division Series telecasts on TBS.
Anderson, who has handled games for TBS since 2008, will work the best-of-five Phillies-Reds series with analyst Joe Simpson. David Aldridge will serve as sideline reporter.
Game 1 of that series is 4 p.m. Wednesday at Cincinnati.
Anderson, who has been with the Brewers since 2007, took on an expanded role with TBS this season, handling Sunday game telecasts for the network.
Expect the unexpected
Ernie Johnson, a native of Milwaukee, will be the lead announcer for TBS' baseball playoff telecasts. He will work with analysts John Smoltz and Ron Darling.
Johnson, perhaps best known for his role as host of "NBA on TNT," will be in the spotlight this postseason. That spotlight proved to be unkind to Chip Caray, who was hammered by critics for his playoff work on TBS. In November of last year, TBS severed its ties with Caray.
In a conference call with reporters Monday, Johnson was asked about the difference in preparing for the "NBA on TNT" and baseball telecasts on TBS.
"I think that when I prepare for the NBA studio show, I prepare for the unexpected with Charles (Barkley) and Kenny (Smith) obviously. That is not unlike your preparation for a baseball game because, just like our studio show, it's completely unscripted and you have to go with the flow and see how things work out.
"Preparation to me has always been key. It's always been the most important thing to give you a comfort level. You've done your homework and you're ready to go, whether it's an NBA studio show or doing play-by-play in major-league baseball."
Johnson will call the New York Yankees-Minnesota Twins series, which will occupy a prime-time slot on TBS for two of the first three games. Game 1 starts at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and Game 3 on Saturday also starts at 7:30. Game 2 on Thursday begins at 5 p.m.
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Police report several crashes on icy roads, one involving trooperThe Associated Press | December 26,2013MONTPELIER - Vermont State Police are urging drivers to be extremely careful on Interstate 89, where ice has caused several accidents, including one involving a state trooper.
Trooper Ben Katz was heading south on Interstate 89 when his cruiser went off the road in Williston, flipped over and landed wheels down in the median. He was taken to the hospital as a precaution.
Meanwhile, about 600 people remain without power following the ice storm that hit the region over the weekend.
The Vermont Electric Coop reported about 740 customers without power Thursday afternoon. The company estimates most repairs will made by late Thursday night.
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An Eco-Friendly Playspace in Chicago
Jen Talbot, and the results are nothing short of inspiring. Many of these ideas could be perfect in a home. Sod Room features a train table and dollhouse made from old shipping crates, and the cubbies are repurposed milk crates. Jen Talbot's contributions include a huge grassy knoll and the arboretum-inspired light fixture over the reception area. Over 600 corks were collected so that kids can flex their creativity at the megapixel interactive wall. Sod Room's boutique carries eco-friendly toys and gifts. Stop by if you're in the South Loop, and learn more about Sod Room on their website. (Images: Sod Room)


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Los Angeles Fire Chief Talks Budget Cuts and Response Time
How is the Fire Department affected by budget cuts? Chief Brian Cummings of the Los Angeles Fire Department talks to the community about budget cuts and response time.
Mass Incarceration: Points of Agreement on the Right and the Left
Diane Lefer: When a community sees daily injustice and doesn't see the rule of law equally applied, it becomes morally and ethically easier to choose to live in a lawless way.
Obama, Slavery, States Rights, and Same-Sex Marriage
Rev. Irene Monroe: But what does it signal to us LGBTQ citizens when the first African American president wants to employ states' rights, which once upon a time in this country federally mandated racial segregation and sanctioned American slavery, to address the issue of same-sex marriage?
LA Film Festival 2010: Night Catches Us
Ed Rampell: Set in 1976 Philadelphia after the heyday of the Black Panther Party, this film noir-ish feature depicts the fallout involvement in the Black liberation cause has on ex-Panthers and others.
Expo Line: Different Strokes for Different Folks?
"Building Safe and Community Responsive Rail Lines: An Expo Line Update" was the topic of this month's Urban Issues Breakfast Forum held at the Staples Center Lexus lounge this week. Usually held on the fourth Friday of each month, the forum gives community activists, politicians, local residents, and business owners a chance to break bread […]


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Cars parked on Millcreek roads will be towed during storms
Millcreek Township officials remind residents that it's illegal to park on roads in the township during winter snows.
Vehicles parked on the side of the road impede plows and will be towed at the owners' expense, streets Foreman Mark Dietz said. Cost is as high as $100 plus daily storage fees for vehicles not immediately claimed.
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In this course, students learn the architecture and operation of an integrated studio centered around a large format digital console (in this case, the Avid System 5) and advanced methods of modern music production. Students learn specific recording techniques as well as critical information on digital audio, synchronization, music tracking, and mixing. Projects explore the flexibility of large format systems for use in audio engineering and production.
In this practical, hands-on course, students learn to design, test, analyze, and improve music apps for iOS devices, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. Several small apps will be created and prototyped over the first half of the semester, with a larger apps being created, tested, and deployed for the final project. Existing music apps will be evaluated for effectiveness and usability, and this evaluation process will be incorporated into the prototyping stage of the students' own app development. Students learn and use the Swift programming language, and also become familiar with the Objective C programming language.
This class systematically explores the history, concepts, tools and strategies of analog synthesis and sequencers. Students learn to effectively create sounds and program a variety of analog synthesizers, including physically modular systems and Virtual Analog versions, and synchronize them with DAWs. Students explore the art of synthesis through the hands-on study of signal flow, timbre, sound design, programming, and the musical functions of various types of sounds.
Innovation Makers Lab 1 is a hands-on, immersive learning experience where students work with a wide variety of components to imagine, design and build innovative music technology projects. Students learn the basics of electronics and prototyping devices using bread boarding, the foundations of sensors, components, electronic signal flow, and an introduction to Arduino programming. In addition, students learn wiring and soldering through in-class workshops, installs, and modification of toy devices and controllers (circuit bending).
Innovation Lab 2 continues the learning begun in Innovation Lab 1, with hands-on implementation of music technology projects using more advanced techniques, devices and concepts. Max (the visual programing language developed by Cycling '74) will be used to "hack" devices such as the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality headset, Emotiv brainwave headset, Kinect body motion sensor, and Leap Motion hand motion sensor. Students learn to design music devices and systems from start to finish. The course itself serves as a maker's lab for the execution of some student's Culminating Experience projects.
Technology offers today's musicians unprecedented opportunities for creative expression via the development of new performance interfaces, interactive platforms, and multimedia environments. At the same time, digital distribution and mobile applications are allowing musicians to reach untapped audiences, even as older formats decline in prominence. This course prepares students for the challenges of the new digital economy by sampling some of the most prominent and promising of the new technologies available to today's cutting edge musicians. Topics to be covered include the following: sensing mechanisms for performance and interactive installations; control systems for actuating acoustic sound; the app as the successor to the CD; web pages as platforms as well as distribution mechanisms; real-time visuals for live performance; data processing, sonification, and visualization. Students will take a hands-on approach, with follow-along demonstrations and lab time in every class, allowing them to learn through experimentation and experience. Coursework will build on student experience using Max, while also demonstrating how the skills they've already acquired apply to text-based programming languages, with an emphasis on JavaScript as used in HTML5 applications.
This course builds on the skills and experiences gained from MTI-543: Music Video Production, providing additional mastery of the tools and techniques needed to create compelling, creative music videos. Students refine their filmmaking methods and clarify their artistic vision, creating music videos that are technically and aesthetically polished. Students learn to apply additional promotional best practices in pursuit of video virality. They also explore specialized areas of video production, including video projection mapping.
This course comprehensively explores and combines the in-studio aspects of professional multitrack mixing and unique qualities of live performance mix techniques. The curriculum thoroughly studies the integration of advanced large and small format consoles, digital audio workstations, professional outboard equipment and cutting-edge control surface modules. In the studio, students will analyze and contrast the core/foundational elements of a mix versus peripheral accessory elements. From this analysis, hands-on mixing strategies as well as emotional destinations will be drawn in order to provide each student with a clear and focused goal for their mix projects. In live situations, the mix engineer will have a direct reactionary relationship to a live performance in order to express his or her artistic sensibilities in order to achieve a desired emotional impact. The course aims at streamlining the technological aspects of any mixing process as a means to innovate and ultimately facilitate the endeavor of creating deliberate emotional impacts through the manipulation of sound.
Music technology innovation students are required to complete a culminating experience project. This creative, artistic or research project enables the student to make a contribution to the music industry. The student will work in consultation with his/her faculty advisor and/or program director to develop his/her unique project. The goal is to complete original work at a professional level. A faculty committee composed of the advisor and one to two other faculty will evaluate the final project that results from the culminating experience. This team will serve as the examining committee.
This course will prepare students to compose, arrange, and produce music using Apple's Logic Pro X software, a powerful, affordable and ubiquitous MIDI and audio production tool. This will be achieved through learning general concepts of music production and modern recording, as well as the specific workflow of Logic Pro X. Topics to be covered in include: virtual instruments such as EXS24 Sampler, ES2, Sculpture, Apple loops, audio processing, and editing tools. Students will also gain general knowledge in signal flow, MIDI, recording, mixing, and mastering.
This course introduces fundamental studies of musical concepts. Students learn music theory as it relates to effective performance on their instrument. Students develop of basic musicianship skills (the ability to read, write, remember, and improvise music). Students perform and transcribe music from a wide variety of styles. And students develop their individual instrumental skill through private study and ensemble performance. Students complete class activities that include theoretical explanations, playing demonstrations, and listening to and analyzing relevant performers. This course is available only to 5-Week students who complete the following courses and earn a grade of B or higher in each: FWTH-010 Theory in Performance, FWMU-010 Musicianship, FWPI-0X0 Private Instruction, and at least one section of FWEN-010 Five Week Ensemble.
This course advances fundamental studies of musical concepts. Students learn music theory as it relates to effective performance on their instrument. Students advance their development of basic musicianship skills (the ability to read, write, remember, and improvise music). Students advance their performance and transcription of music from a wide variety of styles. And students develop their individual instrumental skill through private study and ensemble performance. Students complete class activities that include theoretical explanations, playing demonstrations, and listening to and analyzing relevant performers.
Note:This course is available only to 5-Week students who have already earned credit for MUS-P101: Fundamentals of Musicianship and who complete an additional section of each of the following courses as well as earn a grade of B or higher in each: FWTH-010 Theory in Performance, FWMU-010 Musicianship, FWPI-0X0 Private Instruction, and at least one section of FWEN-010 Five Week Ensemble.


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THE AMERICAN Medical Association's (AMA) Committee on Transfusion and Transplantation and the American Bar Association's (ABA) Section on Family Law, Committee on Standards for the Judicial Use of Scientific Evidence, formed a joint committee in 1971 to study the implications of scientific advances in blood typing for paternity testing. This effort culminated in the publication of Joint AMA-ABA Guidelines: Present Status of Serological Testing in Problems of Disputed Parentage, which appeared in Family Law Quarterly (1976;10:247-285). The principal authors of this report were J. B. Miale, MD; E. R. Jennings, MD; W. A. H. Rettberg, MD; K. W. Sell, MD; and H. D. Krause. One recommendation of the report was that the "AMA and ABA establish procedures to monitor medical and legal developments in their field to facilitate continuing revision and updating of this report as may at any time appear necessary."
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