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Overview Nest Youth Hostel
Property name: Nest Youth Hostel
Type: Hostel
Minimum rate per night: USD 18.09
We have a superb 2 station kitchen with microwaves, kettles and all the equipment you will need, next to it a dinning area for 40 people. As well we offer three work stations with Internet access next to our information corner. Feel free to use our laundry and dryers on our terrace. Don't miss our top floor where you can chill out and have a game of pool, drink a beer or two, listen to music, watch the TV or a DVD.Our central location makes us the ideal starting point for short walks to many of Valencia's most interesting sites. We will provide you with all the information you need to enjoy our city and country. Our young and experienced staff will ensure your stay in Valencia is unforgettable.We are recommended by several International Youth Travel & Student Agencies...JOIN US AND ENJOY YOUR STAY!!!!
Important note about the double rooms:To enter the double room you have to pass another dormitory!
The hostel is located near the attractive Carmen neighbourhood and you are within walking distance of the Calle Colón shops. Visit the central market for a taste of local lifestyle and then enjoy a drink in the pleasant Plaza de la Virgen. You are within easy access of the bus and metro routes which can take you all over the city as well as to the beach.
From the railway station by tube:From Valencia railway station (estacion del norte) main entrance, catch the underground line 3 towards 'Palmaret' or 'Rafelbuñol'or number 5 going to 'Ayora' get off just one stop after in 'Colon'. Walk to Calle la Paz 36 (Carrer Pau in Valencian language) (4 min)from railway station walking:as you walk out from the station turn right and follow the street called Xativa, the street changes the name to Colon keep walking until the Colon underground Station, from there walk towards Calle la Paz 36 (Carrer Pau in Valencian language) (12min)From the bus station by bus:In the bus station main entrance there are several bus stops cath number 8 going to 'Malilla' stop in Calle La Paz (Carrer Pau in Valencian language) and we are in front of the stopFrom the Airport:Valencia airport is situated only 8.5 km from the city centre there are buses from the airport to Valencia every 25 min, they take you to Valencian bus station.Taxi from the airport to the city can cost you around 14 euros on a quiet hour, can double up on busy time due to traffic problems.
Nest House is a new hostel opened in Feb-2005, we are centrally located in one of the most beautiful streets in Valencia. The traditional historical appearance of the facade has been maintained, while creating a 70's Pop design interior in our huge rooms with lots of natural light. We have designed the hostel to have the maximum facilities for you. As we are only working with independent travelers the Nest is a great meeting point for backpackers from all around the world.
Services and facilities
General facilities
|Elevator, Luggage Storage, Fax/Photocopying, Design Hotel, 24-Hour Front Desk, Games room, Terrace
|Heating, Non-Smoking Rooms
|Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Internet Services
Leisure and sport
|Darts game, Billiards
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Ask FGG: Adding Sleeves to Summer Dresses?
Sleeves or No Sleeves? That is the question.
(image and dress courtesy of Stefanie Bezaire)
We love reader mail. Hearing what works – and what doesn't – here at FGG inspires us to provide the most useful and (hopefully) engaging content possible. Here's a recent reader email requesting a summer fashion fix for girls who are self-conscious about their upper arms:
I have a question and am wondering if you or any of your other readers might have some answers. I have recently discovered my love for dresses! Unfortunately, so many of the cutest styles are sleeveless, and i hate my upper arms! I'm wondering if there's an easy way to add or lengthen sleeves, even/especially if the dress is made with a print fabric. Thanks again for such a great blog. I've found such great advice and tips and just feel happy every time there's a new post.
Boy, can we relate to this issue! Of course, the first thing we'll say is to encourage you to embrace your arms, flaws and all. It might be that you haven't found the right dress with the right cap sleeve, wide strap, or cute neckline that places the focus on your whole cute package instead of one perceived flaw. But when it comes to more practical, DIY solutions to this issue, we turned to an expert to tackle this question: Stefanie Bezaire, a Toronto designer specializing in fashion for sizes 12 and up.
I totally understand where you are coming from–I hate my upper arms too! But over the years, I have found a few things that work for me.
The easiest, non- sew solutions would be:
1. Getting a super cute stretch body suit or body-hugging stretch tee with 3/4 length or short sleeves, preferably in something current and edgy. (FGG: we found several plus-size bodysuits here). Lace is so in right now and would look great under solid colors and/or prints. With a print dress you can get a bit creative and do an '80s vibe with a denim vest and colored leggings too. The key with prints is to stick to plain colored lace–black, white or grey only. Otherwise the prints and the lace will compete and there will stares (sadly for the wrong reasons).
2. Get a lightweight shrug, cardigan, or even a button front shirt (roll up the sleeves and tie it at the waist and you're done!). For summer dresses, look for something lightweight but not too fancy, like a jersey knit or lightweight faded denim also known as chambray (so popular right now and very accessible).
3. Draw the eyes away from the arms by adding some bold accessories. A great hair bow or headband, an elegant brooch, some fab earrings, a wide waist belt–all these things will distract from your trouble areas and highlight your assets.
4. Find a professional to help you out. When you really want to make a dress work and you have the money to pay for something custom, go for it! There are many designers who will be open to helping you find the right solution for your garment. They will most likely make sure the dress fits properly too by adjusting the hem or bust line, etc.
For the more advanced fashionista, I have some sewing solutions.
1. The simplest sewing fix would be to buy a wide trim, gather it on one side and attach to the straps (you usually will need at least double the length of the armhole to create some nice fullness). Lace again would be good, or even an eyelet fabric. Keep the trim you use in line with the style of the dress and you can't go wrong; for example, if the dress is a simple cotton don't go adding metallic lace. Also, try to get something the same color as the dress. Don't go crazy with contrasts as this will only draw the eye to the arms instead of away from it.
2. If you want a sleeker, more complex option, you can always buy a dress pattern with sleeves, cut out only the sleeve pieces from the pattern and carefully attach them to your dress. A general rule to determine the right size is to measure the armhole length on the dress and add 1″- 1.5″ for ease. Compare that measurement to the one on the pattern, and if they match up you are all set! You can always use a little ribbon trim to cover up trouble spots or add length where needed.
3. When adding sleeves just won't work, and you can't find anything at a store that you like or that fits, don't forget that you can also make your own lace body suit, shrug or cardigan as suggested in the non-sew tips. This is definitely a longer process, but there are some great patterns out there that are easy, affordable, and will give you exactly what you are looking for.
If you are a beginner to sewing don't fret! There are many YouTube videos and perhaps some sewing classes in your area that can help you get started. Finally, my best tip would be to have confidence and love what you are wearing. If you walk tall, everyone will be looking at that beautiful smile on your face and not even noticing your arms!
Stefanie, thanks for sharing all of these great ideas! Girls, do you have any solutions for our reader on adding sleeves to sundresses or other clever cover-up solutions? Tell us about them in the comments.

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Report of the CSM Polar Climate Working Group Meeting
18-19 January, 2000, NCAR Mesa Lab
C. Bitz presented results from a simulation performed with CCM3 running at T42/18 resolution, and forced by an 18-year time series of SST and sea ice extent, prescribed from observations (courtesy of Reynolds). In the central Arctic, the CCM simulated a sea level pressure field (SLP) lacking the climatological mean cyclone seen in summertime observations, and in winter the simulated anticyclone was displaced toward the North Pole from its observed position. The result is that the simulated SLP gradient is in many places almost perpendicular to the observed SLP gradient. Simulated SLP contours extending from the center of the Icelandic low are more zonally oriented than observed, which would tend to force wind driven sea ice towards the Greenland coast.
Bitz also reported the results of running a developer's version of the new CSM sea ice model forced by output from the CCM3 T42/18 experiment described above. The map of simulated mean arctic ice thickness has a very large maximum offshore of Siberia, with a secondary maximum centered approximately on the "pole of inaccessibility" north of the Beaufort Sea. This pattern contrasts sharply with observations, which show the maximum mean ice thickness off the Greenland/Ellesmere north coasts. Similar problems are reported with the GFDL model (pers. comm. M. Winton).
Bitz also presented climatological time series of SLP from selected arctic sites (Beaufort Sea, Icelandic Low, Aleutian Low) simulated by CCM and by many other models participating in the AMIP1 experiments (this is joint work with Fyfe at CCC). The CCM SLP in the Beaufort is too high in summer, too low in winter. In the Icelandic Low area, CCM SLP is too low year round, and lags the observations by about 1 month. The best of the AMIP1 model SLP time series appeared to be those of the BMRC and UGAMP models. (NOTE: analysis performed after this meeting indicates BMRC and UGAMP also do not capture the distribution of mean winter and summer SLP in the central Arctic).
Action Item, re: Arctic SLP
PCWG will analyze T85 simulation by the PCM group (when available) to assess resolution effects on arctic SLP; PCWG will design and conduct experiments with CCM with increased (over T42) resolution; PCWg will analyze results from regional (mesoscale) models. Participants - Bettge, Bitz, Briegleb, Lynch, Moritz.
M. Holland presented results of simulations performed with the UVic global model forced by NCEP winds, and by CSM winds, for the period 1958-1996. The sea ice model employed EVP dynamics and a multiple category thickness distribution. When forced by the CSM winds, the simulated sea ice displays the problems similar to those presented by C. Bitz above: too thick off the Siberian coast, and too much exported ice going east of Spits Bergen instead of through Fram Strait. These problems will propagate through the simulated climate system through errors in downward short-wave radiation, ice growth rates, fresh water fluxes, sensible and latent heat fluxes, etc.
During the discussion, A. Proshutinsky indicated that cyclonic atmospheric flow at the surface is needed to "flush" sea ice from the Arctic Basin, and does not appear to occur in CCM and CSM simulations. In general, the magnitude of atmospheric variability is too low in the 300-year CSM run. B. Briegleb noted that problems with the atmospheric circulation also affect simulations of Antarctic sea ice in similar ways. M. Holland also pointed out that with filtering at the North Pole and the Bering Strait and Canadian Archipelago closed, no one has seriously analyzed the NCOM Arctic ocean simulation. A. Proshutinsky noted the development of a new Arctic Ocean Model Intercomparison Project. The first task will be to organize data sets, targeting for a 50-year data set, including sea level, ice thickness and extent. The goal is to understand how well model reproduce the Arctic Ocean climate. An organizational meeting will be held at the Polar Science Center in summer, 2000.
Action Item, re: Sea ice model evaluation
PCWG will compare sea ice simulated with the new CSM model forced by (a) NCEP winds and (b) CCM and CSM winds. The analysis will proceed in two steps, first verifying that the model produces good results with good forcing, is stable And understood, and second assessing the likely problems that arise in coupling to the atmosphere. Participants - Briegleb, Bitz, Holland.
QUESTION: aren't csm winds = ccm winds?
if they are different, then "(b) ccm and(c) csm"
Action Item, re: Data Sets
PCWG will establish forcing and verification data sets for simulations with the new CSM ice model, to include the following variables: air temperature, humidity, wind velocity, incident radiation fluxes, ocean currents, heat flux from the ocean, ice velocity, ice thickness, and thickness distribution. It was noted that a new re-analysis will be coming out from ECMWF and that should be looked at as a candidate for forcing data. Participants - Briegleb, Moritz.
Progress on the new CSM Sea Ice Model:
a. Development of the active-ice-only (AIO) framework is in progress at NCAR. Data sets are needed to help distinguish problems of model performance from problems with the forcing data. A good mixed layer model may be needed in the absence of the full ocean model (Briegleb).
b. CICE2.0 is available on the web from LANL, and is being readied for LANL Ocean/Ice spinups (Hunke).
c. The current CSM surface albedo scheme over sea ice is not too bad, based on analysis of the 40-year coupled integration. It may be a bit too low in spring, and a bit higher than typically observed in summer. (Briegleb). J. Curry indicates CICE and CSM albedo parameterizations should be compared with other data sets including SHEBA, and with other models. A relevant paper is posted on the GCSS arctic cloud web page.
Action Item Evaluate albedo parameterizations. .
D. B. Lipscomb presented a new numerical scheme for advecting the ice thickness distribution in thickness space, called "Remapping". g(h) is represented as polynomial functions of h on each interval. 1-D experiments with this scheme show it converges with fewer thickness categories than the delta-function scheme, simulates a different response of mean thickness to a warming scenario, and is not a significant additional computing burden.
C. Bitz showed preliminary results from the PCM implementation of the new ice model, run by T. Craig (EVP dynamics, 5-category delta-function g(h), MPDATA advection, 2/3 degree resolution). The model was forced by climatological winds and air temperatures. The model exhibited some large variation in velocity on small spatial scale (1 grid point, checker boarding), which varies with the model time step, and may be due to strength variations associated with the variable thickness distribution. The model does not exhibit the checker boarding when upstream advection is used in place of MPDATA, probably because of numerical diffusion. Bitz, Craig and Hunke will look into this.
C. Deser presented results on the CCM3 response to prescribed sea ice anomalies based on observations that ice has been advancing in the Labrador Sea and retreating in the Greenland Sea over the last 40 years. Sea ice variability was prescribed using EOF's. The CCM3 response to variability in the first EOF of sea ice coverage exhibited a pattern similar to the Arctic Oscillation pattern, with amplitude 60m in geopotential height at 500 mb. Analysis indicates that the CCM3 response tends to be "restoring", i.e. the atmospheric response tends to damp out the ice anomaly. A further experiment in which just the SST was perturbed resulted in a much smaller response.
Bette Otto-Bliesner presented an overview of the Paleo CSM work. The Paleo group is particularly interested in pre-industrial scenarios involving solar variability, volcanic forcing and the last glacial maximum. In an uncoupled mode they are looking at sea ice variations over the past 10,000 years. Giff Miller has new proxy data on sea ice variations during this interval.


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"We Believe" – A Review of the Cubs Documentary at the Music Box Theatre
Last Sunday at the Music Box Theatre, we ran "We Believe: A Relationship That Lasts a Lifetime (2009)", a documentary about the Chicago Cubs. After the film, I even got to co-host the Q&A. Directed by John Scheinfeld, "We Believe" is a celebration of the devotion of a great city for its baseball team. "We Believe" explores the relationship between Chicago, the Cubs and (at least for me) their absolutely inexplicably loyal fans.
Shot during the failed 2008 baseball season, "We Believe" documents the city and team as well as the 100th anniversary of the Cubs' last World Series win while looking toward the team's future. "We Believe" stars Lou Piniella, Hugh Heffner, Billy Corgan, Ernie Banks, Joe Mantegna, Ron Santo, current and former players as well as politicians, historians (one of which was my old boss at the National Baseball Hall of Fame) and their ever faithful fans. Scheinfeld gives the world a look into the unique city of Chicago and why its people are so passionate about the Cubs.
Even though there is another team across town…remember them?
Not being a native, I find Chicago history wildly interesting. How Chicago went from frontier town to "The Second City" is a true American success story. This film has footage of the city actually shot by Thomas Edison in the late 1800's. From a self-proclaimed history geek's point of view, how awesome is that?!
"We Believe" is also the first documentary to be completely sanctioned by the team. It also contains what is believed to be the only known footage of the 1909 Chicago Cubs. The story of how that footage was found is stuff right out of "National Treasure." As a self-proclaimed baseball geek, how awesome is that?!
Scheinfeld's opus to his beloved team seems to be the perfect storm of an awesome documentary but then the film began…
This promising documentary dissolves quickly into a self-loathing homage to a group of sad sack fans. It celebrates and never questions why there is this culture of losing on as well as off the field. During the Q&A, I asked Mr. Scheinfeld what makes the Cubs different? I'm sorry Cubs fans. Your team isn't the only team in the history of sports to go through a comically long losing streak. He responded that Cubs fans and the Cubs franchise were that special and deserving of this attention because Cubs fans still root for their team when they lose.
I guess Royals fans don't?
Woah! Why is that ok? I'm not saying to dump your team at the first sign of a sweep by the Pirates. What I'm saying is, maybe you shouldn't go to the ball park and dump a hundred bucks on beers when the organization isn't putting a winning team on the field. Maybe if you stayed home and the franchised was forced to face those empty seats, they would invest more in the team.
Sure, I understand that for the past season or so, the franchise was facing bankruptcy and now the team is under new ownership. However, what's your explanation for the ninety-eight years before that? Or better yet, what's your explanation for the team's lack of inactivity during this off-season (other than dumping Milton Bradley, a no brainer)?
Scheinfeld said that Cubs fans were different because they were generational. What? And Red Sox fans aren't? Would you like to tell that to my cousins in Lowell, MA? What about those White Sox fans?
Yeah…that team across town. You know, that other team with a comically long drought which still found a way to win five years ago?
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The longer their winning drought goes, the more Cubs fans will revel in their misery. They think they've got a patent on losing? Far from it. They just do it so specatcularly at times, it's taken on an art form. Has this documentary been given a wide release? I'd like to check out how much self-loathing a Cubs fan can muster.
Exactly. Being from New York, I get guff from Cubs fans all the time (ok, I get it. But do me a favor and stop blaming me personally for the Black Cat). Nonetheless, when they start on teams like the White Sox, Cubs fans just look absurd. I mean, the White Sox at least brought a championship to the city in the past five years. Come to think of it, they're the ONLY team to bring a championship to the city of Chicago in the past five years.
Yes, the documentary is now in wide-release. It's available from the MLB.Com shop (http://shop.mlb.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3770266). I would wait until it goes on sale though. Oy.


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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Derrick May: Detroit music legends can do more for their city
The Guardian
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Ponyride hosts second annual open house this Friday
Tuesday, December 03, 2013
Start making Noel Night plans now
Midtown Inc.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Public Pool to host fundraiser for Hamtown Farms
Public Pool
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Anthony Bourdain essays love and respect for Detroit
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
'Detroit Unleaded' premieres Wednesday at DFT
Rick Manore
Tuesday, November 05, 2013
Detroit techno inspires, sustains Berlin Tresor brand
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Artspace: 'Everything and every idea is possible' in Detroit
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Planet Ant celebrates 20 years of creativity
Planet Ant
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
'Heavy Metal Boyfriend' rocks local fashion scene
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
WSU Press 'Celebration of Books' fete this Thursday
WSU Press
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
What's happening at Detroit Design Festival?
Detroit Design Festival
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
We've got winners for Knight Arts Challenge
Knight Arts
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Artists from Detroit and Zimbabwe connect via bedroom portal
Public Pool
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Folk-rocker Audra Kubat revives open mic at Union Street
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Ride It Sculpture Park readies for phase II upgrades
Metro Times
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
D:hive announces Pilot winner, bringing CANVASxDetroit downtown
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
So what do people overseas think of when they think of Detroit? Techno, of course
Tuesday, August 06, 2013
Detroit artist Audra Kubat looking to fund new album
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Open house at 71 Garfield previews new classes
Sugar Hill Clay
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
Freep: Up north with HDL in pictures
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Introducing finalists for Detroit Knight Arts Challenge
Knight Arts
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Sound Conservancy fundraiser tonight at Magic Stick
Detroit Sound Conservancy
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Death, pioneering early-70s, East Side punk band featured in new doc
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
NYT: Late artist Mike Kelley's mobile homestead coming to MOCAD
New York Times
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
HuffPost Detroit: Filmmaker talks about how Highland Park became his muse
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Ride It Sculpture Skate Park gets $30K from Tony Hawk
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
MOCAD hires new director with local roots
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
Feature film projects come to Detroit, Hamtramck
Michigan Film Office
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
HatchArt group looks for show entries, increased membership
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Soul of the city: Detroit School of Music emerges
Detroit Unspun
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
HuffPost Detroit: "The unknown going forward"
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Camp Detroit calling for entries for Movement installations
Camp Detroit
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
HuffPost Detroit: North End Photographer lives father's legacy
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, March 05, 2013
Short film shows glimpse of current Detroit music scene
New American Noise
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
MOCAD renovation winning awards even before construction begins
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Kresge's Art X reloads for April Midtown return
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
CCS photo show features Detroit entertainment icons
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
ArtHopper digs current show at Public Pool
Tuesday, February 05, 2013
Hostel Detroit edgy art tour gets noticed by Michigan Public Radio
Michigan Radio
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Real print, authentic graphics gone wild in Detroit
Detroit News
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Brooklyn Museum acquires Hamtramck art dealer's Black Arts Movement collection
New York Times
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Juxtapoz mag documents Power House project it helped finance
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Creative Capital awards Design 99 "emerging fields" grant
Creative Capital
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Hey artists: Deadline is this Friday, Feb. 1 for Kresge grants
Kresge Arts
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
New book 'Driving Detroit' out now by WSU urban planner
University of Pennsylvania Press
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Pewabic Pottery hosts annual holiday shopping night this Wednesday
Pewabic Pottery
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Kresge: Metro Detroit literary, visual artists can apply for fellowships beginning Nov. 1
Kresge Arts
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Kickstart Noah Stephen's food photography project
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Freep: Knight to put $20M into Detroit arts, culture
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
74Films finds action at Ride It Sculpture Park
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Planet Ant production explores Hamtown diversity
CBS Detroit
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Hamtramck collage artist George Rahme gets big ups from Kresge Arts
Kresge Arts
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
HuffPost gives us first taste of DDF
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Curbed Detroit: Colorful art heats up streets
Curbed Detroit
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Matt Dear: 'Detroit hypnotizing, fascinating, great place for artists'
Cool Hunting
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Tampa book arts blog send up some love to Eastern Market's Signal-Return
Tampa Book Art Studio
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
'Detroit Je t'aime' filmmaker tells all about love for the city
Detroit News
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
DC3 announces second design festival for September
Detroit Creative Corridor Center
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Core77 blogger hits Detroit, swoons over people and place
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Workshops, other activities heating up at Signal-Return
Signal Return
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Hygienic Dress League gets plastered on walls of Berlin
Trendbuch Stadt.
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Concert of Colors celebrates 20 years this weekend in three locations
Concert of Colors
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Kickstart the Hamtramck Festival, one of 313's premier street parties
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Edgy Detroit Beautification Project explodes with color and controversy
Detroit News
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Allied Media Conference gets tactical this weekend
Allied Media Conference
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Origins of Cass Corridor art scene's lasting legacy
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Iconic Detroit jazzman passes
Metro Times
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Kick some cash over to Hamtramck creatives converting cop station to art center
Tuesday, June 05, 2012
Detroit artist creates facade with covers of Rolling Stone mag
Rolling Stone
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Yo! Bum rush this show. Public Enemy headlines Movement
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Commissioned murals transform Hamtramck streets
Metro Times
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Decades-long "expressionist continuum" exhibits at N'Nambdi Center for Contemporary Art
Detroit News
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
DSO adds violinist of international renown as concertmaster
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, May 08, 2012
Hamtramck writer's collab with Matthew Barney gets some love
Deliberately Considered
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
Let there be light: Dlectricity, new modern art fest announced for Midtown
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, May 01, 2012
Hackley spring-summer lecture series begins with 'Southern Soul'
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Detroit '68: New book draws parallels between politics and Tigers championship season
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Jazz fest announces big-name talent for Labor Day weekend
Detroit News
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
Midtown garage opens its fabulous house of green
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
New York Mag tells readers where to go, what to do in Detroit
New York Magazine
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Nain Rouge, Midtown and placemaking
Economics of Place
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Robert Richie -- uh, that's Kid Rock -- buys riverfront estate
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Photographer Noah Stephens focuses on Detroit people and place
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
The Alley Project creates public art space on far Southwest side
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Winter Music Conference party raises funds for Youthville
Resident Advisor
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
GOOD knows what's good: Detroit on list of cities where art is booming
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
OCD hackerspace gets some love from Detroit Yes!, Metro Times
Detroit Yes!
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Corktown innovators get 'buzzed' on MSNBC's 'Morning Joe'
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Pewabic Pottery ages well, hits 109 mark this Saturday
Pewabic Pottery
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Artist Charles McGee still holds sway over Detroit art scene at 87
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Public Enemy lined up as Movement headliner
Resident Advisor
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
What, it's Paczki Day already?
Hamtramck Review
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Gary Panter, Joshua White, Adult., Monster Island light up MOCAD opening
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
DSO sets record with 'Live from Orchestra Hall' webcast
CBS Detroit
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Mike Kelley legacy work remains in flux at MOCAD
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Eastern Market reinventing itself with more than food
Detroit News
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Black Male Engagement (BME) winners announced
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Knight Arts picks up Carrie Dickason's 'beautiful trash' at Public Pool
Knight Arts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
'Godmother of African-American poetry' receives $50,000 prize from Kresge Foundation
Kresge Foundation
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
'9 Businesses' highlights indie Detroit entrepreneurship
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Deadline approaches for 2012 Kresge Art Fellowships
The Kresge Foundation
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Doc on corridor music legend Rodriguez rocks Sundance
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
'After the Factory' film contrasts Detroit with Polish city
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
What is the Detroit brand? Experiencing people and place
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Dirtbombs 'Party Store' makes Flavorwire list of best album covers of all time
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Bethany Shorb's 'ties that don't suck' make Etsy's list of 1,000 handmade sellers
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Photography beyond the 'poetic inconsequence' of ruin porn
Design Observer
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Giddy up: Pony Ride nurtures creative life in Corktown
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Kickstart Kresge grant winner Steve Hughes' 'Stupor' project with Matthew Barney
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
DC3 helps grow collective voice for Detroit creatives
Detroit Creative Corridor Center
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Visual regards: Freep editor and other Detroiters illustrate city life
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Sign up for future media economy workshops
Detroit Future Media
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Arts institutions combine efforts for creative development summit
ArtServe Michigan
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
New books out by Detroit bloggers, including one of our own
Sweet Juniper
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Detroit artists "Un-Dress, Re-Dress" clothing and fashion at Public Pool
Knight Arts
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Progressive landscape for social entrepreneurship: it's here
HuffPost Detroit
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Bright lights, our city: New docs focus on future of Detroit
One of Us Films
Tuesday, December 06, 2011
Signal-Return letterprint store unwraps for Eastern Market holiday shopping
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Video: Phil Cooley's Pony Ride incubator hits the ground running
Detroit Make It Here
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Upstart Boat Magazine creates Detroit issue
The Guardian UK
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
DC3 accelorator gallery places call for submissions
Detroit Creative Corridor Center
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Detroit: a test case in the role of art in a city's revival
Grist Magazine
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Signal-Return and AIGA host first letterprint workshop
AIGA Detroit
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Saluting Luis Croquer of MOCAD
Detroit News
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
W Magazine: Art thrives in Detroit, "the city of tomorrow"
W Magazine
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Imagination Station outpost skirts demolition -- for now
Detroit News
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
One house at a time
Metropolis Magazine
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The business of art, and Heidelberg Street
Crain's Detroit Business
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
iCritic Detroit uses video medium to create arts engagement
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Tyree Guyton: new children's book and a farewell show
The Heidelberg Project
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Detroit hip-hop poised for another day in the sun
National Public Radio
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Know This! takes a tour of Detroit's creativity
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
Detroit's "Close and Play" DJ reflects on Post-Motown music scene
The Daily Swarm
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
Hygienic Dress League antiheroes' chilling city portraits
Detroit News
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
Red Bull World Tour goes full volume at TV Bar
Red Bull Music Academy
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
The Irish Times writes their can't-miss-Detroit travelogue
The Irish Times
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Photography exhibit reveals city's contradictions
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Can the arts spur more development? Here's $1.3 million toward the cause
Detroit News
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Court: 555 Gallery can display boosted Banksy mural
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Motor City pathos alive on Danny Brown mixtape release
SPIN Magazine
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Ruin porn, dreamers and you -- a meditation on Detroit's future
The Awl
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Detroit restaurant muralist lived fascinating history
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Remembering Esther Gordy Edwards, the mother of Motown
National Public Radio
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Art, bikes and a beautiful day at Anna Scripps Park
Knight Arts
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
TEDxDetroit announces 2011 conference
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Fast Company takes a bite of Detroit SOUP
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Resident Advisor profiles the new innovators of Detroit techno
Resident Advisor
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
New doc: Detroit in Overdrive
The Discovery Channel
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Kresge honoree Scott Hocking: "Detroit is on a threshold"
Bad At Sports
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Moonwalker: As poet David Blair takes orbit, Detroit's arts community remembers
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
Young Broke & Beautiful: The new IFC series gets wild in the D
Independent Film Channel
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
The spirit moves on Heidelberg Street
Taunton Gazette
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
With a shout-out from CBS Evening News, 71 Pop gears for opening
CBS Evening News
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Knight Foundation, NEA to fund Detroit's new concepts for arts journalism
Knight Foundation
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
WashPo's Impulsive Traveler goes wild for the D's urban grit
Washington Post
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Detroit's female MC's hold hip-hop's torch aloft
Guardian UK
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Allied Media Conference gives press power to the people
Allied Media Conference
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
The Allied Media Conference is a four-day long grassroots media training seminar, in which professionals and enthusiasts school each other on everything from graphic design and blogging to performance arts and social justice issues. This year's national conference picked Detroit as Ground Zero for the group's guerrilla education training. It all kicks off June 23 at the McGregor Memorial Hall at Wayne State.
Registration is still open and is on a sliding income scale ($100 is the suggested amount for the four-day conference).
At the AMC, media creation is not only about personal expression, but about transformation � of ourselves and the structures of power around us. We create media that exposes, investigates, resists, heals, builds confidence and radical hope, incites dialogue and debate.
We demystify technology, not only learning how to use it, but how to take it apart, fix it and build our own.
We do it ourselves and as communities, connecting across geographic and generational boundaries.
Find out more or reserve your spot
Bikes, books and a little music: we like this blog for two-wheeled aficionados
Bikes, Books and a Little Music
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Don't shut 'em down: Flogging Molly's new album defends Detroit
Wall Street Journal
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Forward Arts furthers progress in Belle Isle Park
Metro TImes
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Sculpture skate park is latest Power House production
Pepsi Refresh Project
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
WARM Training Center's BikeWay project seeks artists for cycle-inspired public sculptures
WARM Training Center
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Juxtapoz artists make permanent home in Detroit
Detroit News
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Forty years later, "What's Going On" still spins true
National Public Radio
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Detroit now worthy of nationwide hipster consideration
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Tall ships, tugboats, a 5k and more at this year's River Days
Detroit River Days
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
What's going on -- Motown Museum's new Marvin Gaye exhibit
Business Week
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Soul search: exploring Aretha's roots at New Bethel Baptist church
Chicago Sun-Times
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
BBC Travel energized by city's rebirth
BBC Travel
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
NYT: 36 hours in the D gets it right
The New York Times
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Metro Times chronicles Detroit debutantes' rite of passage
Metro Times
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Video: Slum Village lyricist Elzhi drops "Detroit State of Mind"
Guardian UK
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
City is muse for Esquire's superstar songwriting contest
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Editorial: What North Carolina can learn from Midtown
The News & Observer
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
How many creatives does it take to save a city?
Detroit News Hub
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Detroit tops Travel & Leisure's list of "World's Most Underrated Cities"
Travel & Leisure
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Video: Why CNN loves the D
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Rustwire photo essay hits the streets to find beauty beyond the blight
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Supergay Detroit: Support Motor City Pride's new 313 digs
Supergay Detroit
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Urbanophile takes a Heidelberg detour
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
Meet the stars of Kresge's Art X Detroit
Art X Detroit
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
Eat Supino Pizza, support Belle Isle art projects
Forward Arts
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
HuffPo: Tech firms can learn from Motor City rock & roll
Huffington Post
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Budget cuts can't stifle the choir at Southeastern High
The Michigan Citizen
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
LA Times critic examines ramifications of Banksy boosts
LA TImes
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Rust Belt to Artist Belt conference connects the post-industrial dots
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
No doubt about it: Detroit is soul city number one
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Oh, and about your ruin porn ...
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Hollywood's new Mob movie makes its bones in Detroit
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Local artist's new exhibit gets some love from WashPo
Washington Post
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
The rebirth of Death, who brought punk to the world
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
From steel, artist Casey Westbook will forge Robocop
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Motor City memories from a New Yorker who won't forget
Huffington Post
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
City kids celebrate Motown's legacy at the White House
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Detroit decked out: robot clothes and Motor City Denim
National Public Radio
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Robocop lives -- and what that means for the rest of us
Detroit Moxie,Detroit Lives!
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Whither Robocop?
Supergay Detroit,Kickstarter
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Imported from Detroit: Loyola student sums up hometown pride for D-town exports
Loyola Phoenix
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
American Made: Following Sweden's first b-baller in Detroit
Nike Sportswear Sweden
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Kresge Foundation's Art X Detroit fest to celebrate five days of arts, music and dance
PR Newswire
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Allied Media Project offers new free workshops in the D
Allied Media Project
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Raise your voice with Community Chorus of Detroit
Community Chorus of Detroit
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Carl Craig opens up to UK blog
Tuesday, February 08, 2011
D-native Draetown pens Motown ode, "City of Gold"
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Mitch Cope and Gina Reichert got the Power in February's Juxtapoz
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
In the city, across the ocean, we remember Dilla
The Guardian UK
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
In Guernica, WSU professor dissects 'Detroitism'
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Dirtbombs' humanoid techno sounds profiled in Guardian UK
The Guardian UK
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Not yet a believer: six ideas to improve Detroit's new ad campaign
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Jack White, Lily Tomlin remember old Cass Tech on NPR's Morning Edition
National Public Radio
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Rocker-historian Julian Cope turns his obsessive nature to Motor City rock & roll
Head Heritage
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Toronto art critic goes nuts for our 'nascent' art scene
The Star
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Music Hall roars back with $75,000 grant
Music Hall of Detroit
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Freep reports on investments, creative projects on rise in Detroit
Detroit Free Press
Monday, January 10, 2011
Time's running out for BCBS's juiced-up Lemonade Detroit donations
Lemonade Detroit
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
La Prensa Toledo calls Jessica Hernandez the D's next superstar
La Prensa,Performing Arts
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
New York Times wax poetic on Detroit's cold front
The New York Times
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Blank Blank Toy Toys opens pop-up toy shop in Hamtramck
Blank Blank Toy Toys
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Be a reading tutor at Detroit Public Library
Detroit Public Library
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Remembering inspirational Detroit music man Jim Shaw
Metro Times
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Chain Chain Chained's Regina Pruss gets linked in N.E.E.T, HuffPo
N.E.E.T magazine,Huffington Post
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Brits decode the secrets of Hitsville U.S.A.
The Guardian UK
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Blue Cross Blue Shield drinks that Lemonade Detroit
Lemonade Detroit
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Ghostly co-founder Matthew Dear gives color to "Black City"
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Video: 'No Vacancy' for street art collective Hygienic Dress League
Detroit News
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Brooklyn's Kickstarter website funds dreams in the D
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
NPR's Michel Martin spotlights Detroit Fashion Week
National Public Radio
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Sugar Hill district takes shape
Detroit News
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Dirtbombs' Zach Weedon celebrates local music scene in UK's Guardian
The Guardian UK
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
This week's NYT story: Detroit vs. Theatre Bizarre
New York Times
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Word out on InsideOut Literary Gala at Gem Theatre
Detroit Diary
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Metro Detroit weddings through the ages
What's On
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
The Heidelberg Project on CoolHunting.com
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Art busting out of the rubble here in Detroit (with slideshow)
New York Times
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
From Maker Faire: Detroit has the freedom to make things
Make Magazine
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Could Detroit art fix Detroit's blight?
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
From the New York Times: Art as a security system
New York Times
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Russell Industrial Center is a factory of dreams, says Fortune Magazine
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Highland Park center gets new life through mural
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
More Banksy found at the Packard Plant: Will someone jack this one, too?
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
'The Beehive Project' -- a human-scale hive and art installation -- is taking shape in Detroit
The Beehive Project
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Thousand butterflies to help lift Detroit, muralist Chazz Miller says
Detroit News
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Graffiti artist Banksy hits Detroit; art world abuzz after gallery moves his Packard Plant piece
Detroit Free Press, Flikr, Metro Times
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
18-year-old Detroit musician about to hit the UK
Shook Mag
Tuesday, May 04, 2010
These cultural groups are keeping Detroit's future bright
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, May 04, 2010
Music legend Patti Smith tells today's cool kids NYC will do nothing for you, try Detroit
Huffington Post
Monday, May 03, 2010
Editor-in-Chief of ReadyMade Magazine Andrew Wagner puts the city of Detroit in his top 5
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
NY Times examines the DIA's newest exhibit, says you'd better go
New York Times
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
The Detroit experience from iconic photographer Robert Frank
Cool Huntings
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Community-focused online Boston mag stops by Detroit's Arts & Scraps
New Prosperity Initiative
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Detroit Ice House shows up in Art in America
Art in America
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Grab a Faygo and an Old English D ring at the Grand Trunk Pub
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
The Detroit girl's guide to graffiti
Detroit Girls About Town
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Check out Detroit's Lost Landscapes if you missed it at the MOCAD
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
ReadyMade mag puts its hands up for Detroit
Ready Made
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
Dutch artists debuts Detroit's 'Icons of Hope' project
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
MoMA photography exhibit features Detroit piece
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Detroit writer/poet wins national literary award
Detroit News
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Juxtapoz Magazine files MOCAD into its top 100 galleries/museums
Juxtapoz Magazine
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Destination Detroit in Delta's Sky Magazine
Sky Magazine
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Ice House Detroit project completed: Work of art, sign of hope?
Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Artist-activists freeze a house in Detroit
Ice House Detroit
Tuesday, February 02, 2010
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Marvel Studios is pretty high on themselves these days, as Iron Man is clanging its way to a $300 million domestic box office. Kevin Feige, the studio's president, has shed some light on the future franchises the studio is working on. First, he confirmed that The First Avenger: Captain America will be a World War II period piece, and will likely to be a set-up for the Avengers movie that will be released six weeks later. He also confirmed that there's a piece of Cap's shield in Tony Stark's Hall of Armor in Iron Man.
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Timing is still everything to Bob Newhart.
You can see it in his appearance tonight on CBS' The Big Bang Theory, in which he portrays "Professor Proton," the hilariously bemused childhood idol of Sheldon (Jim Parsons) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki).
You can also see it in the sitcom legend's willingness to hold out for just the right opportunity.
"Chuck (Lorre, the show's co-creator) and I have been talking about this for a long time, and we (could) never agree on the show," Newhart said by phone recently.
"I am a big fan of The Big Bang Theory. I thought it was extremely well-written, and it's done in front of a live audience — and those were the two requirements that I had."
Actually, he had a third: He wanted to return for at least two more episodes — something he hopes will happen next season.
"It's a little more important than a guest shot," said the former Newhart star, who has also appeared in NCIS and Desperate Housewives, and whose dramatic arc on ER scored an Emmy nomination.
He might have made an art form of the well-placed pause — or stammer — but the 83-year-old Newhart isn't planning a full stop anytime soon.
"This year, I'll do 20, 25 appearances — one-night appearances," he said, referring to his stand-up comedy act. "It keeps your mind fresh and fertile."
And he and Don Rickles — who will turn 87 on Wednesday — are "doing an interesting thing in Vegas at the end of May (at an AARP convention)," Newhart said.
"Don and I are going to be onstage, not doing our individual acts but just talking about the trips we've taken and the laughs we've had and then open it up to Q&A," he said. (The two comedians and their wives have long vacationed together.)
"I take a certain enjoyment out of when you play some of these retirement (places). . . . I'm hoping there's a message that 'Look, I'm 83, and it's not over, you know. It's strictly in your mind.' "
Newhart's career offers lessons for people much younger.
The former Chicago accountant got his start in comedy by recording funny phone calls with a friend at an advertising agency and eventually getting them on local radio.
Newhart did it, he said, "to keep from going crazy," but it also honed his skills for an eventual move into stand-up.
"I was the writer, and so I had to write something every day," he said. "And so I had that discipline of coming up with something. And then at one point, Ed (Gallagher), my partner, he got pneumonia, and we were really close to being in violation of our contract (with the radio stations carrying their act). They didn't have to pay us. So we had to do 10 shows in one night. And we snuck into this recording studio and we recorded, and that's when we just improvised.
"Then Ed, he got a better job in New York — and so then that's when I started working as a single."
Does he really think Ed got a better job than he did?
After a pause: "No."


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You've probably seen QR codes before. You know, those funny looking boxes that pop up on advertisements. When you scan these codes using your cell phone's camera and a special app they often open your device's web browser taking you to a web site related to the advertisement. Now a family in Alberta Canada has created the largest QR code, according to the Guinness Book of Records. However, this QR code doesn't appear on a web site or in a magazine. The Kraay family of Lacombe created the world's biggest QR code out of a corn maze. Yep, just in time for fall you can wander the paths of the enormous maze, which spans 15 acres.
In case you were wondering the QR code from the maze totally works and when scanned takes you to the Kraay family farm website, which showcases the attractions they offer to visitors, including mini golf, a chicken show, and a pig race.
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The stepping up in disaster keynote by Caitria and Morgan O'Neill describes how two sisters managed to save their town from a freak tornado that left it in ruins. These two sisters took the initiative to organize recovery efforts before it was too late.
They were not disaster experts, but they faked it by learning how to deal with problems quickly and answering questions. They inspire locals to step up if a natural disaster occurs because at the end of the day the aid organizations have to go home.
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text: Red Light Camera Traffic Safety Program Mayor Warren Pulls Plug on Red Light Camera Program (Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016) – Mayor Lovely A. Warren today submitted legislation to City Council that would terminate the City's Red Light Camera Traffic Safety Program. Legislation submitted to City Council today would bring an end to the Red Light Camera program effective Dec. 31 by terminating the City's contract with the Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. City Council will consider the legislation at its regular monthly meeting on Dec. 20. Learn more ... Red Light Cameras The Rochester Police Department is using the latest technology to keep motorists and pedestrians safe. As part of Rochester's Red Light Photographic Enforcement Program, cameras have been installed at certain intersections to help enforce the vehicle and traffic law. The intersection locations were selected based upon accident data and video surveys conducted by Redflex Inc., the company that is managing the program for the City. The program began in October 2010. Effectiveness Evaluation A study conducted by an independent engineering and consulting firm has concluded that the Red Light Camera Traffic Safety Program is preventing accidents and keeping city intersections safe. The firm has recommended that the red light camera program continue. Read the study here How Red Light Traffic Safety Cameras Work The cameras capture still and video images of vehicles in the act of a red-light violation, which initiates the procedure to deliver a Notice of Liability to the registered owner of the vehicle. The violation is a civil matter and will not be reported to insurance companies or generate points on a driver's license. Evidence captured by the Red Light Cameras is reviewed three times and approved by the Rochester Police Department before a Notice of Liability is delivered in the mail to the registered owner of the vehicle. The cameras operate 24 hours a day and capture still photographs and video of every vehicle that runs a red light at the intersection. Cameras photograph only the vehicle and license plate of vehicles running the red lights. No images of the driver or passengers are captured. Vehicle owners are responsible for violations by operators of their vehicle. Vehicle owners will have an opportunity to appeal the Notice or pay the fine. The civil violation carries an initial $50 fine. If the initial fine is not paid within 30 days, an additional penalty of $25 will be assessed.The registered owner who receives the notice has the following options to resolve the violation: Pay the fine either by mail (no cash please), In person at Parking Violations Bureau at 42 South Ave, or Pay online at www.cityofrochester.gov/payments Contest the violation in the Parking Violations Bureau. For information e-mail email@example.com call (585) 428-7482 or (585) 428-7484. Violators may view a 12-second video clip provided by the vendor, Redflex, Inc. at www.photonotice.com.The City of Rochester has contracted with RedFlex to provide the Red Light Camera Enforcement Program. Redflex, Inc has installed and maintains all equipment related to this program and process. If the fine is not paid or contested within 30 days, a Notice of Impending Default Judgment will be sent informing the vehicle owner that an additional $25 has been assigned to the original $50 fine. If the City does not a receive a response, a Notice of Judgment will be delivered and the case will be sent to the City's Collections Agent, EOS CCA, for collection. If you have more questions about how the Red Light Camera Program works, visit the City's Red Light Camera - Frequently Asked Questions page. Animated Illustration of Photo Enforcement Camera Locations Up to 50 intersection will eventually be equipped with Red Light Cameras. Those now equipped with cameras are: View Larger Map Mt. 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Graduate Studies - History and Structure
Graduate studies at WLU began in 1964 with the initiation of Master of Arts programs in geography and in romance languages. In 1966, the first students were admitted to a Master of Social Work program and to an MA program in psychology. Subsequently, MA programs were initiated in history (1968), political science (1970), religion and culture (1970), economics (1992) and English (1993). The MES program was initiated in 1992 and the MMT program in 2002. MSc programs were initiated in psychology (2002), mathematics (2005) and kinesiology (2006). In 1976, the School of Business and Economics began to offer an MBA program, and in 1987 the first doctoral program at WLU was initiated by the Faculty of Social Work, followed by a PhD program in geography (1992), in history (1995), in philosophy (2000), in English (2001), in psychology (2003), in religious studies (2004) and in management (2005). The first program at Waterloo Lutheran Seminary began in 1970, and in 1994 a DMin program was initiated.
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Making Zelda toys for a 3-year-old
DIY fantasy toys -- I've been playing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess on the Wii, and my 2-year-old loves to watch and play along, to the point of sticking a foam sword down the back of shirt and running around with a Nerf slingshot and fishing pole. He turns 3 in September and in addition to his "nutritional" presents, I thought I would also get/make him some fantasy-enabling stuff. What are some existing toys that do a good job of mimicking Zelda-esque accoutrements, and/or what should be avoided, and/or what's easiest to make myself? An even bigger issue is finding "safe" stuff for him to swing his sword at ... some kind of indoor/outdoor monsters that are at least a foot tall or so. I can see making something out of pillows, or lampshades, or even buying a cheap toy if it's properly durable. Any ideas?
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A Stamford man faked his own death to avoid marrying an English woman he met at UConn, according to a report in the British tabloid The Daily Mail.
Tucker Blandford, 23, of Stamford, admitted in the newspaper article that he impersonated his parents and called his bride-to-be Alex Lanchester, 23, of the West Midlands in the U.K., to tell her that her fiance had committed suicide.
Understandably Lanchester was upset by the phone call, and later called Blandford's parents back to express her condolences. They told her their son was alive and well, and that he had told them he had broken up with Lanchester.
The Daily Mail said Blandford told a reporter that he got scared and didn't know how else to break up with Lanchester.
The two had met while studying at UConn. They were to have been married on Aug. 15.


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4 : disgraceful
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The captain of the wrecked boat was accused of criminal negligence.
The company brought criminal charges against her.
It's criminal that the government is doing nothing to stop the problem.
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Middle English, from Anglo-French or Late Latin; Anglo-French criminal, from Late Latin criminalis, from Latin crimin-, crimen crime
First Known Use: 15th century
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I'll be in Boston April 14-20 shooting for my doc WinCatherine and am looking to rent a few P2 cards from someone. (The DP I hired only has (2)16GB cards and I know we'll need more than that.) I'm looking to rent (2)32GB cards or similar. Please email me at email@example.com if you can help or know anyone who can. Thanks!
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For this test two 32GB partitions are created on the tested drive and formatted in NTFS and then in FAT32. A file-set is then created, read from the drive, copied within the same partition and copied into another partition. The time taken to perform these operations is measured and the speed of the drive is calculated. The Windows and Programs file-sets consist of a large number of small files whereas the other three patterns (ISO, MP3, and Install) include a few large files each. The ISO pattern has the largest files.
We'd like to note that the copying test is indicative of the drive's behavior under complex load. In fact, the disk drive is working with two threads (one for reading and one for writing) when copying files.
This test produces too much data, so we will only discuss the results achieved in NTFS. You can use the following link to view the FAT32 results.
There is no point in commenting upon each diagram as they all show similar and predictable results. Overall, USB 3.0 indeed proves its ability to reveal the full speed potential of modern HDDs under any loads, unlike its predecessor USB 2.0. The overhead for the external design is rather low in these file-processing tasks: the HDDs in the USB 3.0 enclosures are but slightly slower than the same HDD connected via SATA. The gap is less than 10% at reading and about 15% at writing. It is the biggest when copying files, but you don't often do this with an external storage device which is mostly used for either reading or writing. USB 2.0 looks downright poor and outdated in comparison with the newer version.
Our tests have shown that USB 3.0 offers enough bandwidth to reveal the full speed potential of a modern HDD. The dramatic innovations in the USB interface imply bright perspectives as well. On the other hand, we have not seen the promised tenfold performance boost. The devices we have tested cannot yield more than 160 MBps where SATA 300 easily delivers 250 MBps.
Early USB 2.0 implementations were not optimal in terms of data-transfer rate, either, so we do hope that we will see faster USB 3.0 controllers. We are also looking forward to mainboard chipsets with native USB 3.0 support. Until then, the new standard can hardly take off for real because it has a serious opponent, eSATA, when it comes to external HDDs. Although eSATA cannot power up the connected device, it is more widespread as yet than USB 3.0 and delivers higher speed. USB 3.0 will prevail eventually, but the question is how much time it will take.


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Pinball FX 2 will be available on Valve's Steam platform starting May 10. The base game will be a free download, with six downloadable packs available, each priced at $9.99. These include Star Wars Pinball, Marvel Pinball, Marvel Pinball: Vengeance and Virtue, Marvel Pinball: Avengers Chronicles, Pinball FX2 Core Collection, and Zen Classics. This release also means that Pinball FX 2 is now compatible with Windows 7 for the first time, as well as Windows Vista and even XP.
Pinball FX2™ Coming to Steam Next Week!
Zen Studios set to release critically acclaimed pinball franchise on Steam
Los Angeles, CA – May 3, 2013 – Zen Studios, the definitive leader in videogame pinball, today announced that Pinball FX2™ is coming to Steam on May 10th, 2013 as a free platform download for all users. Pinball FX2 is releasing with a huge lineup of in-app DLC including tables from the hugely popular Star Wars Pinball and Marvel Pinball series, as well as a selection of Zen Studios original pinball creations.
The following pinball packs will be available for Pinball FX2 on Steam at launch for $9.99 each:
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Zen Studios will support Pinball FX2 on Steam with new and exciting pinball content, and will continue to evolve the pinball platform with new features and the innovative social connectivity that helped revive the pinball genre in recent years.
About Zen Studios
Zen Studios is a global producer and digital publisher of interactive entertainment software for all leading game platforms including Microsoft Xbox 360®, PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system, Nintendo DS™, Nintendo 3DS™, Wii U™, iTunes App®Store, Mac App®Store and Google Play™. The company is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary with offices in North America. Zen Studios has worked with some of the largest intellectual properties in the videogame industry, including Capcom's Street Fighter, Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden, PopCap Games' Plants vs. Zombies, Marvel Entertainment and LucasArts' Star Wars. Zen's Pinball FX2 franchise on Xbox LIVE® Arcade is one of the most popular titles on the platform, has garnered numerous awards, and was named the best selling game of 2011. Zen Studios is hard at work on two new original titles, CastleStorm and KickBeat, both scheduled for release in 2013. For more information about Zen Studios, please visit www.zenstudios.com.
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2016 NCAA Div. III tournament qualifier
DECORAH—Central College saw several leads disappear but capitalized when it mattered, escaping Luther College 77-74 in a double-overtime Iowa Conference men's basketball victory Saturday.
The Dutch held a 12-point lead with 11:50 remaining in the second half when Luther stitched together an offensive burst over the next seven minutes to trim the margin to one. The Norse held a 53-50 advantage with 24 seconds on the clock but guard Demarco Turner (senior, Des Moines, East SH) drained a clutch 3-pointer to tie the score. Forward Jacob Winkler (junior, Lancaster, Mo., Schuyler R-1HS) swatted Luther's potential game-winning jumper to send the game into overtime.
Central reeled off a 5-0 run halfway through the first overtime period to go up 62-57, but the Norse battled back again to draw within one with 16 seconds left. A free throw from guard Brock Caves (senior, Douds, Van Buren HS) gave the Dutch a two-point lead but Luther's Dane Larson knocked down a jumper in the final seconds to send the game into a second overtime. The teams' traded points until the final minute. Forward Jack Bruns (senior, Story City, Roland-Story HS) hit a basket to put Central ahead by one, then secured a defensive rebound, forcing the Norse to foul.
"We showed a lot of heart," coach Mike Boschee said. "We had a lot of emotion and ups and downs in the game but we made the plays when we needed to. Luther made plays as well but when the final buzzer sounded we were ahead."
Winkler led four Dutch players in double digits, posting his fourth career double-double with a game-high 23 points and 15 rebounds. Turner had 16 points and five assists, forward Chris Lehmann (senior, Champaign, Ill., Central HS) had 11 points and eight rebounds and Bruns had 10 points.
"When we share the basketball the way we did tonight and take good shots and find the open man, good things are going to happen to us," Boschee said.
Central shot 42.2 percent from the floor and hit eight-of-20 shots from long distance. The Norse shot 40.3 percent. The Dutch outrebounded Luther 46-45 and forced 18 Norse turnovers.
"I felt like we guarded well throughout the game," Boschee said. "We only had a couple of stretches where we didn't rebound as well as we needed to, but overall I was pleased defensively."
With the win, Central (16-7 overall, 8-6 conference) clinches a spot in the six-team league tournament. The loss drops Luther (16-6 overall, 10-4 conference) into a three-way tie for first place in the conference standings.
Central wraps up its last two regular season games at P.H. Kuyper Gymnasium. The Dutch host Simpson College at 8 p.m. Wednesday before facing Wartburg College next Saturday. Simpson is 11-11 overall and 8-6 in the league after a 66-62 win over Cornell College Saturday.


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Michael Ian Black has been quietly living in Redding with his wife and two kids for about a decade now.
And, every so often, the author, comedian and "The State" c0-founder will make himself known to fellow Connecticut residents — usually, with an in-state performance.
Black is back with an appearance at the Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford on Tuesday, Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, which cost $30 and $35, can be purchased online or by calling 860-280-3130.
Black has been busy this year, releasing three books: "America, You Sexy Bitch: A Love Letter to Freedom," a collaborative tour diary written with Meghan McCain, conservative MSNBC contributor and the daughter of Arizona Sen. John McCain, about the duo's trip across America; "You're Not Doing it Right: Tales of Marriage, Sex, Death, and Other Humiliations," Black's reflections on life as a suburban husband and father; and "I'm Bored," a children's book.
Black is known for co-founding the State, an influential sketch comedy troupe and TV show of the same name, when he was a college student. He has starred in several TV comedy series, including "Ed," "Viva Variety," "Stella" and "Michael & Michael Have Issues." He is also a poker player, appearing on Celebrity Poker Showdown several times.


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His title also will change — to superintendent of the Pettus Independent School District.
At a special called meeting Saturday, the PISD board of trustees unanimously chose Thompson, 47, to be the superintendent of the 430-student body district.
He replaces Tucker Rackley, who resigned earlier this year.
Sitting in Rackley's office on Monday, Thompson admitted that Rackley is a tough act to follow.
"The biggest challenge is following in his (Rackley's) footsteps. They're big shoes to fill, but at least I know what size they are."
Twenty-four candidates applied for Rackley's position; during four special board meetings the seven trustees narrowed the field to seven, finally choosing five to interview.
By state law, the board must wait 21 days before signing a contract with Thompson who, Rackley says, has the most years of administration experience of the final five applicants.
"When I announced I was retiring, the board was aware that Mr. Thompson would apply, and that he would be more worthy of consideration," Rackley said.
He cited three facets of Thompson's 13-year administrative experience that gives him a superintendent's edge: academics, discipline and a knowledge of extra-curricular activities.
During his three-year tenure as secondary school principal, the school:
• Was rated as a recognized campus by the Texas Education Association.
• Received a Gold Performance Acknowledgement in 2011 for Higher Education Component: English Language Arts and mathematics.
• Received a Gold Performance Acknowledgement in 2010 for College Ready and Higher Education Component in mathematics.
• Recognized by U.S. News and World Report as one of the top high schools in the country.
"We have such good people working here. I feel confident we'll keep doing what we've been doing," Thompson says.
Thompson's wife, Debbie, teaches pre-kindegarten at PISD.
Although he will remain as secondary school principal until some 40 seniors are graduated next month, part of his focus will be the search for a new principal.
A committee of teachers and Thompson will start the search; he hopes to name a replacement in the first week of May.
Although Thompson's first job was teaching and coaching in the Comal Independent School District — "there were more than 1,000 students in the seventh and eighth grade" — he prefers a more rural setting.
Among his credentials is something his colleagues may not expect: he is a certified Texas school bus driver instructor.
"At Comal I taught and coached, so I had to drive the bus," he explains.
Bill Clough is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 122, or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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I offer psychotherapy to individuals, couples, families and groups. I practice Integrative Harm Reduction Psychotherapy, an approach I have developed over many years in practice. Based on my work with people and my training in many different modalities and orientations, I believe that harm reduction principles frame how to best begin the work and facilitate healing, growth and positive change. Effective therapy "starts where the person is" in terms of your needs, goals, values, personal preferences, strengths and cultural background. This enables a collaborative therapeutic relationship in which we can together decide on the focus of the work and what strategies and approach will best meet your needs. Every positive change is viewed as a valuable part of the process of moving toward your personal goals. The integrative aspect reflects a belief that the personal struggles you bring to therapy may be related to problems in your thinking, feelings, body, relationships, spirituality, lifestyle and social context. I use strategies that address each of these areas that are relevant to your needs. I bring together active skills-building strategies to support positive change in problematic feelings, behavior and thinking with an exploratory focus on clarifying the various personal and social meanings that these problems express or reflect. The approach integrates cognitive-behavioral, psychoanalytic, and motivational strategies with experiential practices of awareness/mindfulness and relaxation training. This approach evolved out of my work primarily with people with problematic substance use and other potentially risky behavior (sex, eating, gambling, cutting, shopping, etc.) but is equally useful for the full range of problems of living such as anxiety, depression, self-esteem problems, identity concerns, relationship problems and work, school and lifestyle problems.
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- Group Therapy
- Harm reduction group
- Moderate drinking group
- Abstinence group
- Young adult group
- Professionals and business executives group
- Mindfulness/self-management skills group