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Steljes, the innovative technology distributor, today launched the SMART Room System for Microsoft Lyncand predicts that it will become the de facto technology in the modern collaborative meeting room.
SMART Room System is a turnkey hardware system designed by SMART Technologies that brings Microsoft Lync into meeting rooms and simplifies the collaboration experience for both virtual and face-to-face participants by providing seamless voice, video and data collaboration.
The comprehensive SMART Room System includes one or more SMART Board® interactive displays, an ultra-wide-angle, high definition camera offering 109-degree field of view, customised speakers and microphones along with an administration room control console with an 11.6" (29.5 cm) display. Each component has been specifically designed and manufactured by SMART for seamless integration ensuring a consistently rich meeting experience that enables productive, dynamic collaboration for all participants.
Microsoft's internal studies have indicated that it takes on average of 8 to 12 minutes to begin a meeting using technology, but with the SMART Room System for Microsoft Lync the start-up time for an active session with full access to audio, video and presentation data is reduced to a single click ensuring optimal use of meeting time. SMART's industry-leading interactive displays feature specialised glass treatment for a smooth touch experience with no drag. The displays also offer integrated ink controls for colour selection and proximity detection, an innovative feature enabled by sensors that automatically detect user movements to turn the display on when you enter the room and power off when not in use.
"The SMART Room System is optimised for Microsoft Lync and Office 365® enabling companies to get the most out of their investment in Microsoft Lync," said Sam Baker, Head of Product Management at Steljes. "I predict that it will become an essential element of the modern collaborative meeting room. This is a very exciting technology and I believe it is set to take the corporate world by storm."
The suggested retail price for the small SMART Room system is £14,749, for the medium system it is £18,249 and for the large system it is £21,439. Pricing includes one year onsite warranty
The SMART Room System for Microsoft Lync is shipping now and available in three sizes.
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Exclusive benefits of the SMART Room System for Microsoft Lync
- An ultra-wide-angle, high definition camera with a 109° field of view enables remote participants to see the entire room without the need for pan/tilt/zoom functionality. Created by SMART, the camera offers the widest field of view of any high definition video conferencing camera.
- SMART's echo-cancelling microphone and speakers provide crystal-clear 3D audio. Up to four SMART microphones can be daisy-chained together to support a wide variety of meeting room size and configurations.
- A custom-designed codec is housed within the display enabling native connectivity to Microsoft Lync. Simply install and configure the SMART Room System and connect to Microsoft Lync. No additional hardware or software required.
- An optional customised wall stand and cable routing system simplifies installation and eliminates the need for wall reinforcement.
- The largest interactive display option – 84" (213.36cm) – ideal for viewing highly detailed content and provides an unparalleled collaboration space.
- With the largest array of interactive display options – 1 x 70" (177.8 cm), 1 x 84" (213.36cm) or 2 x 70" (177.8 cm) – the SMART Room System accommodates room sizes ranging from 100 ft2 to 300 ft2 for 2 to 16 participants.
- SMART has optimised the desktop control module with an extra-large 11.6" (29.5cm) screen that provides users the ability to easily control meeting content and perform actions such as changing the screen layout, displaying data and visuals and emailing notes at the end of the session. Specialised cabling optimises touch performance and provides a faster response time.
About Steljes
Steljes Limited is an innovative technology distributor that sources products from around the world, working with manufacturers to customise and bring their solutions to the UK market through our specialised channel network. Its innovative solutions enable people to interact and communicate more effectively while working and learning.
The company has been sourcing products from around the world for 25 years, introducing LCD panels, projectors, plasma displays and interactive whiteboards to the UK market. Steljes has consistently been the UK's number one supplier of interactive whiteboards (source: Futuresouce Consulting).
Steljes Group is a privately owned company and has helped companies such as SMART Technologies market leaders in the UK.
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Photos/Weights: Marco Antonio Rubio vs. Carlos Baldomir
By Miguel Rivera
The weights are in for tomorrow's clash between Mexico's Marco Antonio "Veneno" Rubio and former world champion Carlos Manuel "Tata" Baldomir of Argentina. The fight takes place at Estadio Miguel Aleman in Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico, and televised by Televisa Deportes as part of their hit series "Sabados De Corona". Rubio (54-6-1, 47 KOs) and Baldomir (49-14-6, 15 KOs) are going to clash at the super middleweight limit. Both boxers weighed in at 167.5-pounds.
Tata at 168? :dead1:Comment by Longjab10 on 09-07-2012
Wow, Carlos's body looked like my father's -- who had been slacking since 2009 after retirement.Comment by jtcs1981 on 09-07-2012
[QUOTE=Lac'em up;12486621]Perfect example of fighters not taking their job serious. How can you prepare for a fight and still look like a slob? I thought only James Toney did that?[/QUOTE] Well Baldomir is a WW fighting 21 lbs north of…Comment by Hougigo on 09-07-2012
I just realized they're fighting at SMWComment by chocolate on 09-07-2012
LoL @ that WBF supermiddleweight belt they are fighting for it's worthless trash! All the champions at 168 would beat these guys with ease, even lanky Tommy Gun.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (10)

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This brief monograph of 78 pages of text and 35 pages of references reviews for the clinician the readily available information of the incidence, etiology, and prevention of congenital anomalies. The bulk of the data presented is from animal experimentation with attempts at extrapolation to human pregnancies. Unfortunately, so little data is available on human material that the common practice of resorting to describing single cases in a somewhat uncritical, almost anecdotal manner occasionally is adopted.
The title is somewhat deceptive in that the chemistry of congenital anomalies receives relatively little attention, largely because the molecular action of teratogenic agents is not known any more than is the molecular basis of differentiation. The value of the monograph rests in its attempt to cover the causation of anomalies in a broad manner, but this also results in its weakness, since in 78 pages depth and breadth cannot be achieved. Each group
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Hanahan's police chief hiring process has the potential to wind up a lot like Summerville's fire chief hiring process, and that's not a good thing.
In both cases, city staff worked to narrow a pool of applicants.In Hanahan, that group of 10 was further narrowed to six at a council workshop Wednesday night. In Summerville, the pool went straight from 88 to the five candidates from which the new chief was ultimately hired.Neither involved public input.Now, in Hanahan, candidate interviews are set for Wednesday and Thursday, with a possible council vote Thursday immediately after the last interview.Once again, the public stands to be left out of the process.Freedom from inputState law requires public bodies to release the names of "not fewer than three" final candidates.Summerville leaders did release the names and resumes of their pool of five candidates.After they made their hire. After first refusing to release the information.The law is a little weird on this point. Essentially, Hanahan should release the names if asked, but the law doesn't force them to automatically release the names of the final candidates, South Carolina Press Association lawyer Jay Bender said.There may also have been a, shall we say, casual approach to deciding which six people to interview. The law requires a public vote on reducing the number of candidates."Narrowing of the field, unless it was on the agenda, unless it was subject to a public vote -- the narrowing would be illegal."Looking ahead to next week, Bender offered this guide for how the interview process is supposed to operate."If they're going to be interviewed, that meeting has to be in public, then you go into executive session for the interviews," Bender said.Now what?So why should we care?"The foolishness of doing it in secret is that you cut the public out of the process and you diminish the public's confidence that the hiring was done appropriately," Bender said. It also doesn't give the public the chance to interact with the candidates, and give public input.Hanahan officials held off on hiring a new chief for budgetary reasons -- they were still paying the former chief's accrued vacation time and the like.Now they're fiscally ready, and they want to move full steam ahead.This kind of wait and hurry up hiring may seem prudent to the council, but it's not so great for the public.As Bender said: "Procrastination does not justify breaking the law or shutting the public out of the process."You might think the problem is the law itself.Bender has a different idea."The culture is the problem," he said. "I used to think it was ignorance -- now I think it's people in elected positions not caring what the public thinks."Not exactly a ringing endorsement for South Carolina's municipal leaders.


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Bio-Microbics, Inc.
based in Shawnee, KANSAS (USA)
Bio-Microbics manufactures innovative, advanced wastewater treatment systems, septic system alternative products, and stormwater treatment that provide ideal solutions and water reuse opportunities for single-family & multi-family homes, clustered subdivisions, small communities and commercial properties around the world.
Kemira Water Solutions, Inc.
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Kemira is committed to being a leading water chemistry company. Our strengths are high-level application know-how, a comprehensive range of water and wastewater treatment chemicals, and reliable customer deliveries. As a leading global provider of inorganic coagulants and organic flocculants, we offer an extensive portfolio of products that also includes biocides, ...
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Friends of Guatemalan Children Inc
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3607 Helms Ave Culver City CA 90232 USA
Friends of Guatemalan Children's (FOGC) mission is to promote the health of Guatemalan children by providing financial assistance to organizations and establishments that provide nutritional and medical assistance to those children and to relieve the distress of orphaned and abandoned Guatemalan Children through provision of food, medical care, adoption assistance and similar activities.
FOGC provide financial, administrative and logistical support to Casa Guatemala and have done so for almost 30 years. We have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for grants for CG; assisted with the coordination of volunteers, schools, social clubs and church groups visiting; arranged for large shipments of supplies for the orphanage, school and clinic; and helped to organize trips of medical teams who have provided cleft lip and palate operations and other important surgeries to thousands of Guatemala's poorest people.
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vulnerable, impoverished and orphaned children
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over 500 children with our education, nutrition and healthcare programs at Casa Guatemala: 235 in our primary school alone and approximately 265 children aged 0-6 in our clinic from the local Mayan communities
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Primary Education, Shelter, Nutrition, Healthcare, and Sustainable Agriculture. FOGC is entirely run by volunteers so that all donations can go directly to support the children in need in Guatemala. Our main beneficiary is the Casa Guatemala school and orphanage (http://www.casa-guatemala.org). Casa Guatemala provides a safe home, hot meals, medical care, education and a healthy environment to up to 250 children in Guatemala who have been faced with abandonment, abuse, neglect or extreme poverty.
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1 person found this review helpful
I was in Casa Guatemala in 1993 for the first time. It was very good to see the good care the children receive. It was very rewarding to be a part of this as a volunteer. We came back years layer to help rebuild the many destroyed house after a great earthquake and again it was so good to see the efforts that were taken to give the children and the staff a save place again. Love to go back one day...
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I volunteered here for 8 months around 6 years ago now. I loved every minute of my time there and I'm still involved in supporting the charity from Ireland. I would highly recommend this charity to anyone interested in volunteering or donating to a good cause.
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I volunteered at Casa Guatemala from 08/2005-07/2006. Casa Guatemala is a magical place. I thought English, pe and music at the project and worked some time with the younger boys (verones pequenos). I can totally recommend the project. Meeting the kids, the local stuff and the volunteers from all over the world changed my life.
Un beso grande! David
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I volunteered at Casa Guatemala May of 2013. I went by myself from Canada without knowing anyone I would meet along the way. The experience was amazing: the other volunteers became great friends, the kids were cheerful and full of energy. I taught a few English classes and a few gym classes but I learned so much myself! The hostel associated with it was so accommodating and flexible as well. I will be going back in the future!
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Casa Guatemala is a magical place. It provides hope & love to young children who otherwise would continue the vicious cycle of poverty. That is in addition to basic necessities that many Westerners take for granted: shelter, food to nourish, medical care, & education. The staff, teachers, & long term volunteers overseen by Heather dedicate long hours enriching the children at the orphanage. They are building a foundation as the children grow into young adults & enhancing the community by nourishing them in many aspects. It was gift to visit the orphanage this summer.
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We film short documentaries of some of the most inspiring charities and not-for-profits in the world. In our time in Latin America several people mentioned Casa Guatemala to us, luckily we were able to arrange it as this is a very special project.
Casa Guatemala is extremely well run and clearly has an important role in the communities it looks after for education, nutrition and medical. We followed the story of a young man who was brought here as an orphaned toddler and is now completing his doctorate.
We would highly recommend Casa Guatemala as a place to give generously of your time and/or money. A fantastic project!
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I visited Casa Guatemala at Christmas, 2014. I was impressed and touched by the care these children receive. There seems to be minimal administrative issues, as Heather lives on site and is happy with sharing the same standard of living as the children.
I've never been more touched by any humanitarian project. They deserve to be your #1 charity.
Thanks Jeff! I actually live in town since I work mostly on the computer and need electricity and internet connection but all of our wonderful volunteers and teachers live onsite and we are incredibly grateful for all their hard work!
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I visited Casa Gautemala for a day earlier this year whilst travelling. I was absolutely amazed at the good work they do and how happy the children they care for are: these children would otherwise fall through the gaps with no education and some rely on the foundation for food and housing- all of which is funded by donations and volunteering. I was so touched by my experience there that I am looking into volunteering there next year to help such a wonderful organisation.
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I will remember my volunteer experience at Casa Guatemala forever. Such an important place within a community that needs it. The staff and children are such remarkable people and I hope to continue to do my part in helping them all.
3 people found this review helpful
The mission of this non-profit is clearly to help enrich the lives of the children and make a positive impact on their lives. I will be volunteering again soon because the first time was such an amazing experience and I am proud to be a part of this organization!


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California Analytical Instruments, Inc. (CAI)
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For more than 30 years, California Analytical Instruments, Inc. has produced the highest-quality gas analyzers and emission-monitoring systems for Industrial, Environmental, Process and Automotive applications. Bottom line: our instruments can accurately measure just about any gas. Our analyzers utilize proven technologies such as Chemiluminescence, Non-Dispersive ...
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Protea is a UK-based instrument manufacture and systems builder specialising in spectroscopic gas analysis, using FTIR, TDLAS and QMS technologies amongst others. Our customer-focused analysis systems for process, emission and environmental monitoring can provide a solution for direct installation into a plant (such as CEM systems) or we can provide the analytical ...
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Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
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Ammonit Measurement GmbH
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Ecotech Pty Ltd
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Newfoundland and Labrador Association of the Deaf is a non-profit organization. Historically, NLAD is one of the oldest associations of persons with disabilities in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Deaf community is a distinct sociological, linguistic minority of people who are deaf and identify with and particpate in the culture and language of Deaf people which is based on American Sign Language.
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Supergirl Season 1 Eps 1-2 (TV Show Review)
Let's not mince any words here. Ever since the show's pilot got leaked online a few months back, I've been pretty damn excited for this. The trailers were promising, though a bit weird, but I had faith in the show and what it promised to deliver, and the leaked pilot did set me up on the positivity train. Well now, now we are in the second week of the show, and all those months of waiting has definitely been worth it. From the people who've brought us so many comic-book properties on television in recent years, Supergirl is a great addition to the line-up.
I reviewed the leaked pilot back in May, which you can read here, and it was a pretty good experience for me. As I said in that article, I found the actual pilot to be much better than the trailer let on, and it made me fall in love with Melissa Benoist's portrayal of the Maid of Might all over again. Supergirl is one of my favourite DC superheroes, and it is great to see such a perfect portrayal here, which easily matches what Grant Gustin has been doing for close to two years now as The Flash. The supporting cast is also working fairly well together, and though there are a few kinks here and there in terms of story and general character-writing, this show has started off great.
The Terrans by Jean Johnson (Book Review)
Towards the end of last year, Jean Johnson brought her Theirs Not To Reason Why military space opera series to a close in a grand fashion with Damnation, the fifth and final novel in the series. In this series, she introduced an amazingly detailed setting where our hero was a psychic soldier who takes on the entire known galaxy and reshapes it to battle a menace that no one else could even fathom. It was a fantastic series and by the time I was done reading it, I wanted to read more. But the series was done, and all that was left was the promise from Jean that this year we would go back in time to the First Salik War, the interstellar conflict that put Earth on the big stage and which ultimately segued into the events of Theirs Not To Reason Why.
The hero of The Terrans is a former regional politician named Jacaranda MacKenzie who is selected to be the political ambassador of humanity's first deep foray into the rest of the galaxy, as the United Planets Space Force launches a massive first contact project on the back of several precognitive visions experienced by numerous powerful psychics. Yep, psychics affirming a first contact mission. We know from Jean's previous series that this setting is populated by numerous psychics of various abilities, and that is something that she does a great job of in this new series, introducing us to many of the pros and cons of such people, especially within the context of a first contact mission.
Tales of Honor: Bred To Kill #1 (Comics Review)
Tales of Honor is the adaptation of David Weber's Honor Harrington novel series and is written by Matt Hawkins, who is one of my favourite writers in the biz, and is drawn by Linda Sejic, an artist I don't have much of an experience with, but love her work nonetheless. I've read a couple issues of the previous Tales of Honor volume, and even the recent FCBD issue, not to mention that I read the first novel recently as well, so I'm pretty well-versed with the setting and the characters, and going into this new arc, that's a good thing since I can orient myself that much quicker.
Tales of Honor: Bred To Kill #1 picks up sometime after the recent war with the People's Republic of Haven in the Basilisk system, and it has Honor coming back during some downtime from her job as the Captain of the HMS Fearless in order to discover the whereabouts of a missing relative. As the start to a new arc, Hawkins and co-writer Dan Wickline quickly establish the titular character's "need to knows", and move on with the meat of the story, which proves to be fairly interesting, and the corresponding art by Linda stands out as well, easily on par with some of the other top-notch stuff I've seen of late from various creators, including Linda's husband Stjepan who is at the top of his game right now.
Swords of Sorrow #1 (Comics Review)
Dynamite Entertainment is not a publisher to shy away from doing crossovers and events every now and then. Sometimes you have crossovers such as Tarzan and John Carter, or Red Sonja and Witchblade or even Sherlock Holmes and Red Sonja and Vampirella all together fighting against a Hyborean villain of all things. I love reading crossovers and event books, primarily for the reason that they always have an exciting cast of characters where I'm not really familiar with many of them. Tarzan? Nope. Witchblade? Not at first. Vampirella? Not really. And Dynamite has a good track record with these things, so it makes for a much better experience that way too.
And the latest crossover/event from the publisher is Swords of Sorrow, a massive event that brings together heroes and villains from across worlds and timelines in an all-out battle. You have characters such as Red Sonja, Vampirella, Dejah Thoris, etc fighting to defend all of reality against Hel, Purgatori, Chastity and others. This could all be easily summed up as a feminist crossover given the incredible number of (great) female characters represented, and both the writing by Gail Simone and the art by Sergio Davila is absolutely top-notch.
Supergirl Pilot (TV Show Review)
Last year DC/WB announced that Supergirl aka Kara Zor-El would finally be making her way back to live-screen this year, with the character getting an ongoing show on CBS, which is part-owned by CW, the network that airs the hit-and-successful superhero shows The Flash and Arrow with a joint spin-off Legends of Tomorrow launching later this year as well. As a huge fan of the unfairly maligned Supergirl movie with Helen Slater, this was great news for me, especially since I love the character, and because the current creative team on the Supergirl comics is also just totally rocking it right now.
Through all the casting information and plot details that were revealed about Supergirl, it came across as a decent addition to the DC/WB television DC universe, and I was certainly excited by the prospect. And then just a few days ago we had what was an awesome 6-min trailer that introduced Melissa Benoist as Kara Danvers aka Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl. The trailer had some flaws, but it was promising, and I couldn't wait to see more. Which I did last night since the pilot episode got "leaked" onto the internet everywhere, and I saw for myself just how good this show was really going to be, and that the trailer didn't do the show enough justice.
The Flash Season 1 Eps 21-23 (TV Show Review)
Since October last year, this has been coming, the end of one of the best shows on television in the last five years. Something that a lot of people hoped would be great, but doubted would actually get to that stage. But CW's The Flash beat pretty much every expectation that fans had of it. It breezed by, changed the landscape, and maintained one hell of a consistency week after week. Sure, there were the occasional silly things such as the Bug-Eyed Bandit and what not, but by and large, and for me at least, The Flash was so much better of a show than Arrow, and I don't say that lightly.
In episodes 21 through 23 ("Grodd Lives", "Rogue Air", and, "Fast Enough"), we see some of the most incredible moments of the show as yet. The first of those is pretty obvious. Gorilla Grodd was hinted at as being a villain on the show since the pilot and much of my fascination with the show was because of that expectation, which this episode met in a really great way and did justice to one of my favourite villains from the DC verse. The second switched things around a bit when Barry got Snart and his gang involved in his fight against Harrison Wells, with some truly tragic results, but which also solidified his moralities. And then, and then we have the finale from last night, which was beyond incredible. I had such huge expectations from the finale, and I certainly wasn't disappointed. It was what fans needed and deserved after a season's worth of trust and promise.
Note: This review contains some major spoilers for all three episodes, though I'll try to keep things simple for the finale.
Justice League #40 (Comics Review)
As I've mentioned before, Geoff Johns' Justice League found a new lease on life following the Forever Evil crossover and that it returned to its previous levels of awesome, especially with artists Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson coming on-scene to provide the other half of the team. The AMAZO virus storyline was definitely all kinds of awesome, and I really enjoyed getting back into such an involved and moving story after the (almost) dead beats of Forever Evil. But now it is time for something different yet again, and recent experience seems to hold up well in the new arc.
With the recent Justice League #40, Geoff Johns is kicking off yet another new phase in the title, this one titled "Darkseid War". The issue itself is told through the viewpoint of the being known as Metron, a universal entity far above the ken of even such mighty beings as superheroes. The entire issue is pretty much his monologue, and we learn some startling things about the DC universe, as well as the true nature of the being known as the Anti-Monitor and how the ongoing Convergence event fits into the whole tapestry that Geoff and others at DC have been working on of late.
He-Man: The Eternity War #4-5 (Comics Review)
DC's He-Man: The Eternity War has been kicking butt since it started. Spinning out of the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe series, this new book has really ramped up everything that was great about that series, and given it a new context, one that is grander and just generally more epic. While I loved the contributions from the early creative team on that series, the change of guard with Dan Abnett as writer made things so much better, and The Eternity War has pretty much delivered on everything that I could ask of it, month after month.
Issues #4 and #5 continue the tale of Hordak's all-out invasion of Eternia as the big bad himself has come to the world now, intending on destroying his enemies in a final all-out conflict. He-Man and his sister She-Ra have done much to head him off, what with He-Man and She-Ra leading an army of Serpent Men against Hordak's forces, even as the rest of the loyal Eternians do their own thing. But things are really heating up now, and even as one of He-Man's oldest enemy returns, the future of the war to save Eternia is very, very uncertain, because if there's one thing that defines this setting, it is the constant betrayal and deception that is employed by the villains.
The Flash Season 1 Eps 19-20 (TV Show Review)
CW's debut superhero spinoff show has been going all-out of late. While things have been heating up with regards to the overall mystery of Dr. Harrison Wells and the Reverse-Flash, the various characters' lives have also been affected a great deal. Some characters have come out of it positively, while others haven't. But that's fine I suppose since the cast of the show is so big. And through all of it, there's always that strong sense of optimism that the good guys, even while the villain of the show carries out his inside-man job.
Last week's "Who is Harrison Wells?" and this week's "The Trap" showcase really well how things are changing on the show. For the good guys, Harrison Wells' secret is out in the open, they just have to find some solid proof of all the criminal things he has done so that the biggest mystery of the show can be finally solved as far as the CCPD is concerned: did Barry's father really kill his mother? That has certainly been the driving force for Barry since that fateful night, and we are finally getting some major revelations, with these two episodes leading the way as The Flash
's debut season moves into its final stretch with just three more episodes to go.
Arrow Season 3 Eps 18-20 (TV Show Review)
Since it premiered back in 2012, Arrow has not been a show to ignore the dark corners of the superhero psyche. Again and again we have seen some really horrible things happen on the show, whether it is torture or mutilation or what have you and betrayal of the self and betrayal of the family is something that has been a running theme on the show. Season 3 itself got off to a really grim tone last year, and recent episodes have shown that this theme isn't going anywhere and that the times are indeed wholly dark for Team Arrow.
Episodes 18-20 of the show have been very interesting from a story perspective. Oliver's secret is once again out in the open as Ra's al Ghul intensifies his… pressure on Oliver to become the next Demon's Head, and with this come some true heroics from the team. And not only that but we also get to see Ray Palmer become a hero himself, as he begins to embrace the difference he can make alongside Team Arrow and even perhaps as a part of it. But that is all overshadowed by what is happening in the flashbacks, where Oliver and the Yamashiros' freedom has become anything but.
The Flash Season 1 Eps 17-18 (TV Show Review)
Two episodes back The Flash finally addressed the question of whether Barry would get to time travel or not when he accidentally went back in time for about a day, and then ended up repeating that day (to a degree). The writers also did well in addressing the notion of what happens when you time travel, how you do it, and what the consequences can be. Of course, the time travel was important in more ways than one since in the "repeat" events unfolded in a manner conducive to Dr. Wells not killing Cisco, so that was a thumbs-up in my eyes. Some of the other things though, well, they really didn't sit well with me.
And the two most recent episodes, "Tricksters" and "All Star Team Up" haven't really done much to address those issues. If anything, things have kind of gotten worse, at least as far as Iris and her relationship with everyone is concerned. In last week's episode we saw the amazing Mark Hamill return to the franchise as the Trickster, though now aged and past his prime when the CCPD gets him to consult on a case that ties into his legacy. Suffice to say, it was an explosive episode in the way that only an episode with the Trickster can be. And in this week's episode, we saw yet another crossover with Arrow when Ray Palmer and Felicity arrive in Central City to consult with the STAR Labs team on Ray's suit, and all sorts of hilarious shenanigans follow, including one of the most… well, weird villains the show has had to date.
The first Middle East Film and Comic Con happened back in 2012, three years ago, and it was a huge success for fans of all types of entertainment media. We all are so familiar with the big conventions that happen in San Diego and Boston and London and other places all throughout the year, and so, having a "local" on a somewhat similar level is a great thing to have, by far. I've certainly enjoyed my three years of going to the convention and while there have been some hiccups along the way, as there were this year, the MEFCC is still a great force to reckon with and should things really work out at the top level, then we can make some magic happen I think.
This year's MEFCC was billed to be bigger than it was last year, primarily on the back of a guest list that included as superb celebrities like William Shatner, Haley Atwell, Gillian Anderson, while also bringing in some top western comics talent like Charles Soule, Andy Suriano, Matt Hawkins, Tula Lotay and Mahmud Asrar. That was pretty much the reason I wanted to go this year, in addition to the fact that I was taking part in a Magic the Gathering tournament at the event, the PPTQ Milwaukee. Here then is my kinda-sorta log of the event, such as it was.


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All-American Daylilies
Gardeners can't get enough of daylilies, and it's easy to understand why. Other flowers may be as beautiful, but no other plants are as rugged, widely adapted, or versatile. Daylilies are gorgeous and they are survivors, perfect plants for both the connoisseur and the weekend warrior. Originally from Asia, daylilies have adapted to our challenging and varied climates with all the vigor of our best native plants. They grow in all United States regions, but thrive in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 9.
A good daylily variety will bloom continuously for 3 to 4 weeks. By choosing varieties carefully, you can have daylilies flowering for the entire perennial season, 3 months in the North to 10 months in the South.
It's an astonishing performance, but daylilies can do even more. They grow thickly enough to choke out most weeds. They excel at holding the soil on steep slopes and other erosion-prone spots. They bask in the heat of our summers, withstand intense sunlight, and survive drought better than most garden flowers.
That's why we see the old-fashioned Hemerocallis fulva along roadsides and stream banks in many parts of the country. It's one of the few garden plants to survive when farmsteads are abandoned.
The modern daylily, with its great variety of flower forms and colors, is an American creation. When A. B. Stout started breeding daylilies at the New York Botanical Garden almost 100 years ago, there were only a handful of varieties, all of them very close to the dozen or so wild species being grown at that time. Stout crossed wild varieties, and his success inspired the daylily boom we are in the midst of today. Since 1900 about 40,000 varieties have been named in the United States; 13,000 of them are still for sale.
Basic Features of a Modern Daylily
Daylilies are categorized in several different ways. Deciduous kinds go dormant in frosty weather, evergreens can tolerate frost and grow all winter in mild regions, and there is an intermediate group called semi-evergreen. The rule of thumb is to avoid deciduous daylilies south of zone 8 and avoid evergreens north of zone 7. It's good advice, though there are a few varieties in each group that defy the rule.
Most daylilies have arching foliage that grows 18 to 24 inches tall. Some varieties have erect foliage. Some are as low as 12 inches and others reach 3 feet. Leaf color ranges from pale green to dark green with a bluish cast.
The height provided in nursery descriptions and on plant labels doesn't refer to the foliage but to the length of the flower stalk or "scape." There is no correlation between height of the plant and the length of the scape, though most hold their flowers just above the leaves. Flower scapes on the shorter varieties grow as high as 12 inches. Scapes of the tallest reach over 6 feet high.
Single daylilies have six petals. Double varieties have a second set of petals, often ruffled. Flower size ranges from 1 1/2 inches--the "miniature" varieties--to 8 or 9 inches across. The color range of daylilies has expanded to include everything but blue and pure white. Many blossoms are bi- or tri-colored. Many modern daylilies are called "tetraploids." They have twice as many chromosomes as the normal "diploid" varieties. These sturdy varieties generally have larger leaves, stalks, and flowers.
Shopping for the Best
You'll find the greatest selection of daylilies in the catalogs of mail-order specialists. Most varieties cost $3 to $10, but you'll see some selling for hundreds of dollars. Remember, paying a lot doesn't ensure quality, only rarity.
For the typical gardener, selecting from the thousands of available varieties can be daunting. Here's some simple advice: Focus on the whole plant. If there are 4,000 daylilies with yellow flowers, common sense suggests that not all will grow in the same way. Some of those yellows grow significantly faster, produce more flowers, and have more attractive foliage than others.
If you look car at the plants in a display garden or a nursery, there are clues as to how they will grow in your garden.
Sun/Heat Tolerance
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Where nights are very cool, daylily flowers don't open as readily in the morning. You can solve this problem by growing "nocturnals." These are varieties with flowers that open at dusk and remain open throughout the following day.
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Rate of Increase
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How to Use Daylilies
Daylilies are stalwarts of the perennial border, but they shine in other spots, too. Vigorous daylilies make weed- and erosion-proof ground covers. Plant them on banks and roadsides or along waterways. Use dwarf daylilies in rock gardens, in containers, or as edging for flower beds.
When planting several daylily varieties, arrange drifts of a single variety. A random mix almost always looks spotty from spring through fall. Foliage varies tremendously among cultivars. So does bloom time and the height of the flower stalks. Group at least three clumps of one variety together and you'll get both a more natural look and a stronger impact at showtime.
Planting and Care
Daylilies grow best in full sun, ideally 6 hours or more daily. However, in hot and dry climates, they benefit from some afternoon shade, as well as irrigation during bloom. Also, many of the deep reds and the paler shades hold their colors better in partial shade. In any zone, daylilies will perform reasonably well with half a day's shade -- they just won't bloom as vigorously.
Daylilies grow well in a wide range of soils. You can plant daylilies successfully almost any time the ground can be worked. The ideal time to transplant and divide is in spring as the shoots begin to emerge, or immediately after bloom. In zones 9 and 10, plant in early spring (February or March) or fall; avoid planting in midsummer. Likewise in the Southeast, don't plant during midsummer because the high temperatures and humidity may cause new plants to rot. When fall-planting in cold regions move the plants at least a month before hard frosts to allow new roots time to take hold against frost heaving.
Space plants 18 to 24 inches apart. Plant at the same height plants grew previously (the white at the base of the foliage) or slightly higher to allow for settling. Firm soil, then water.
Some cultivars can grow for 20 years without requiring division, but others may need division every second or third season. You'll know it's time when you notice flower production declining.
Regional Specialists
Many daylily varieties perform well over five hardiness zones. But a variety clearly superior in Georgia may be only average in San Diego. That's why it makes sense to buy from local daylily specialists or from mail-order specialists in your hardiness zone. For information on daylily nurseries, contact the American Hemerocallis Society (Pat Mercer, AHS Executive Secretary, Box 10, Dexter, Georgia 31019). It welcomes beginners and will send a free membership information packet that includes a source list with 118 nurseries, plus information about its 15 regional groups and 133 member display gardens, many of which have daylilies for sale. Membership is $18 annually and includes the quarterly Daylily Journal.


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Beer dinner with top chefs on Feb. 25 will raise funds for veteran
The Best of Milwaukee Beer Dinners series -- which pairs food from top Milwaukee chefs with craft beer -- is back this month and raising funds for a badly injured veteran.
The veteran is a friend since childhood of Wolf Peach chef Daniel Jacobs. Sgt. Ed Matayka was severely injured in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2010, which required the amputation of both legs. He also suffered a stroke as a result of the injuries. His rehabilitation continues, and he and his wife now are expecting twins. »Read Full Blog Post
Kid Rock falls short at Harley fest finale
Instead of starting Saturday's Marcus Amphitheater concert with a trademark cry of "My name is Kiiidddd!," Kid Rock began the show — the closing headlining set for the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary — with, of all things, a prayer.
In this recorded message to God, recited as an eagle's wings slowly expanded, Rock vowed that this was not going to be just another show, that he would not disappoint. »Read Full Article(97)
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Barnes & Noble Racine: Norma Lundstrom "The Chubby Girl," 6:30 p.m. Sept. 4, Southland Center, 2710 S. Green Bay Road, Racine, (262) 598-9757. »Read Full Article
Exclusive Video: The White Buffalo performs "Don't You Want It"
Even if you don't know Jake Smith by his stage name the White Buffalo, you may have heard his incredible voice. Smith has performed six songs for FX hit biker gang drama "Sons of Anarchy," with another placement planned for the upcoming season, he told the Journal Sentinel.
That connection makes him a good fit for the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration, where he's performing at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Briggs & Stratton Big Backyard - before a headlining set from "Sons" star Katey Sagal with the band the Forest Rangers. Smith told the Journal Sentinel he's expecting to perform during that headlining set. »Read Full Blog Post
Brazilian, Argentine flavors on menu as Kasana extends dinner hours
Kasana Cafe, in the lower level at 241 N. Broadway, has extended its dinner hours and rolled out a new menu focused on South American dishes.
Dinner now is served 6 to 10 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday at the Third Ward restaurant. »Read Full Blog Post
Film by Mequon native 'stuns' Telluride; called 'Oscar frontrunner'
"12 Years a Slave," with a screenplay by Milwaukee native John Ridley Jr., stunned the audience in its premiere at the Telluride Film Festival, according to The Wrap, which asked: "Do we have an Oscar frontrunner?"
The film is directed by British conceptual artist turned filmmaker Steve McQueen from a screenplay Ridley adapted from the memoir of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and spent a dozen years in slavery. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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First up, Cornish brewer St Austell has revealed its line-up of seasonal ales for 2013. The six-strong list kicks off with Ruck and Roll, a 4% ABV English style pale ale, this month, and Spring Brew, a 4.3% ABV golden al, which will follow in March. The Royal Albert ale, Phoenix Ale, Bucket of Blood and Tribute Extra make up the rest. "The new brews complement our permanent range of award-winning ales" said head brewer Roger Ryman.
Bath Ales is making its popular Golden Hare brew available in cask for the first time. The 4.4% ABV ale, which is brewed with floor malted Maris Barley and Goldings hops, is said to be a "smooth yet dry, wonderfully fresh and delightfully zesty tasting light ale." It will be available from now until April in pubs and bars around the South West, including the Graze Bars in Bristol, Cirencester and Bath.
Thwaites will re-release its four most popular limited edition ales from 2012 this year, under the Quarterly Favourites banner. The beers comprise: Big Ben, a 4.5% ABV strong dark ale; T.B.C. (Thwaites Best Cask) a 3.8% ABV amber ale; Little Bewdy, an Australian hopped 4.2% ABV pale ale and Crafty Devil, a 4.3% ABV ruby premium ale. "The Quarterly Favourite seasonal ales have played a significant role in driving growth of our cask ales," said marketing manager Lee Williams,
A rocket engineer has launched his brewing career with a brew called Galaxy Golden Ale. Dr Brian Spencer has set up Spencer's Brewery in Kent and has also released Copper Bronze Bitter, made from Australian hops, and a Blonde, a light golden ale made from traditional Kent hops.
The Otley brewery is making two of its most popular ales available in keg as well as cask, to enable restaurants and bars to stock its beers. 07 Weissen, a cloudy German style beer, will be available along with the brewery's Motley Brew ale. "2013 is going to be a big year for us and launching our keg portfolio is just the beginning," said MD Nick Otley. "Our aim has always been to be ahead of the game in terms of creativity and innovation and so we hope to push this even further in 2013."
Spanish lager Estrella Galicia is to be made available on draught for the first time. The beer is distributed in the UK by PLB which imports the 4.7% ABV beer from Galicia in northwest Spain where it is made with Spanish hops. Three fonts are available for stockists to choose from including a limited number of ceramic fonts from the region's famous pottery house, Sargadelos.
The head brewer at Arkell's Brewery has created a bespoke ale for his own wedding called Ball and Chain Ale. Alex Arkell has used four different varieties of malt in the beer and added three different hops, Celeia, Willamette and Columbus, at different stages during the brewing process. He assures us his future wife gave permission for the name.
Wadworth will be allowing its brewing team to "run amok" this year to create a new range of craft beers called Brewers Creations. The beers will be launched every month and the first beer to emerge is a 7.1% stout for January called Brewers Creations No 1 made with Challenger and American Summit hops. Next month's beer will be a "highly hopped" 5% pale ale.


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I'm new to PubIt, and I uploaded an ebook for sale without realizing there were problems with it. I subsequently discovered the errors and fixed them, and uploaded a new version -- but before I uploaded the new version, a customer purchased and downloaded the bad version. Deleting it from his Nook and downloading again didn't work. How can he get a clean version of the book without having to purchase it again?
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