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Will those two points be important in April?
Could be.
And the Canadiens are only 1-1 against crap teams: the Islanders Z-squad in that exhibition game in Quebec City and the woeful Leafs at the ACC.
A loss is a loss, but there were mitigating factors:
No Andrei Markov.
No Mike Cammalleri.
No Roman Hamrlik.
The first two were missed on the Canadiens power-play, which went 0-for-5.
The absence of Hamrlik was less of a factor. The Canadiens' highly suspect D played a strong game against a weak group of Toronto forwards.
Yes, Clarke MacArthur looked like his former teammate, Thomas Vanek, on the winning goal. But with the exception of Phil Kessel, the other Leafs fired blanks (including a shot-less stretch of more than 10 minutes in the second period).
Carey Price?
Solid but not spectacular. Some huge saves on Kessel, including a cat-quick late-game stop that kept the margin at 3-2 and set the stage for some last-second pressure on Jean-Sebastien Giguère.
(Elliotte Friedman's excellent interview with Price, including an account of the flare-up with Andrei Markov last season.)
On L'Antichambre, panelists praised the intensity, character and work ethic of the Canadiens.
The team came out thumping – recording five of the first six hits – and were not intimidated by the allegedly scary Leafs. Brian Burke's truculent team includes small forwards and a defence corps that has size but limited skill and mobility. The Canadiens' D, missing two regulars, had three blown assigments and Toronto cashed each time.
Forechecking by the Canadiens third and fourth lines created chaos in the Toronto end. And if Giguère hadn't been at the top of his game …
Again, no points to show for the evening, but there was a lot to like:
• Lars Eller: The Canadiens cleaned house in their pro scouting department, but I hope there was a bonius for whoever recommended this kid. Eller was minus-2, but had two shots, missed the net three times and had two shots blocked. Stats don't tell the story, though. Eller played with skill, smarts and confidence. For my money, he's a Top Six forward who should be tried on the wing with Scott Gomez and Brian Gionta when Cammalleri returns.
• Dustin Boyd was the only player Jacques Martin singled out in his postgame French remarks. The newcomer played almost 15 minutes, including more than three minutes of excellent PK time – and had three shots and the goal that put the Canadiens back in the game. He seems to have good chemistry with a renascent Maxim Lapierre.
• Jeff Halpern was superb on the PK and played 10:40 – solid minutes for a fourth-liner.
• Josh Gorges had four hits, blocked three shots and kept his head through the rare sequences when the Leafs managed to maintain control of the puck in the Canadiens' end. He and Hal Gill continue to play complementary D.
• P.K. Subban took another penalty – his ninth, if you include the pre-season – but played with admirable discipline. The RDS guys praised his sang-froid. We didn't see the patented rushes until late in the game, when the Canadiens were scrambling to tie it up.
• Andrei Kostitsyn had a few shots and played like he cared.
• The defence pairing of Ryan O'Byrne and Alexandre Picard had a shaky start but improved as the game went on. O'B had some big hits, and Picard moved the puck effectively.
Other observations:
• Tom Pyatt was great on the P.K but took a penalty with four minutes left in a one-goial game.
• Tomas Plekanec had four hits but lacked the explosiveness we saw in the pre-season. He missed Cammalleri.
• Benoit Pouliot is playing his way out of the Top Six. Martin was reduced to using Mathieu Darche with Gomez and Gionta, demoting Benny to fourth-line duty. He had no shots on goal, did little of consequence in the O-zone and had a neutral-zone turnover that sprung Kessel for the Leafs' second goal.
• The Captain forced Giguère into a couple game-saving stops in the dying seconds. But he and Gomez exerted little in the way of sustained pressure – possibly because they didn't get much help from Benny.
• Where was Playoffs Gill?
Trotting out his favourite mantra for the opener, Martin said special teams were crucial. The Canadiens should have had more to show for three man advantages. They consistently lost crucial faceoffs to begin PPs, Subban was jittery at the point and there was only one occasion when the first wave managed to maintain control for more than a minute … without scoring.
The power-play will be more dangerous with Cammalleri and Markov.
On to Pittsburgh, where the Penguins will be good and pissed after opening their new building with a loss to Philadelphia – a game in which Sid and Geno were kept off the scoresheet.
• • •
With Wade Redden in the AHL, is there a more overpaid Dman in the league than Mike Komisarek?
He played 12:08, had two hits (Josh Gorges and Tomas Plekanec had four each) and was on for both Canadiens' goals.
What a stiff. And Dion Phaneuf ain't much better.
• • •
Mathias Brunet of La Presse put it well in a Tweet: The Future of the Canadiens is in good hands with P.K., Eller and Price.
• • •
LOVED the work of Mario Tremblay on RDS. He and Joël Bouchard are a good team.
And Benoit Brunet, who was ripped in La Presse this week, has picked up his game.
• • •
I missed Coach's Corner, but Commenters say Don Cherry was all over the Halk trade.
First time in history he and Jack Todd agree on anything.


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Jennifer Hudson got me all sorts of emotional when she talked to Oprah Winfrey Thursday about her family tragedy. Two and a half years after her mother, brother and nephew were killed by her brother-in-law, Hudson finally opened up about how it's affected her, and how her family would want her to move on. She told the queen of cry, "The only thing I can do to honor their memory is to make them proud. I keep thinking, 'Would my mother like this or that, would she want this?'
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I started my visit at the Gazi Husrev Bey mosque, the largest Turkish (as opposed to Islamic or Iranian, I think the guide said) mosque in Bosnia. There are some minor difference between the types of mosques, the Turkish mosques have a half dome as well as the main dome, and only 4 pillars instead of 12. Or something like that. Anyway, I arrived in my shorts and vest top, and was given a long sarong type skirt to tie around my waist, and a headscarf to cover my head and shoulders. I think that probably heightened the experience for me, although I was undecided whether I felt opressed or dignified at having to cover up. Neither I suppose, it was only for half an hour! Anyway, the mosque was fascinating. We happened to have a guide provided by the mosque, who was able to explain all the different parts of the building to us, as well as the (very) basic Islamic faith. I'll put what he said here, just in case you don't know, but also to remind me when I read this back.
There are calls to prayer five times a day, and every man should come to pray at least once a day. Women are not obliged to come, but are allowed, provided they cover up sufficiently so as not to distract the men. The men have to wash their hands, legs and feet in the fountains outside to clean themselves (presumably spiritually as well as literally) before entering the mosque, and the guide said it's sometimes quite hard to get from the fountain into the mosque without catching sight of a woman, and possibly making them unclean again! They pray in the direction of Mecca, not because of the place itslef particularly, but because that is where the first Mosque/church was founded by Abraham, and they remember his dedication to his family there. (Again, sorry if this is wrong, this is just what the guide said!) They have to learn at least 11 full sentances of the Qu'ran, but other than that can use a translation. The prayers are led in Arabic, because some parts of the Qu'ran cannot be translated, but every Friday and on special days, the priest stands on this little platform to- what I would call it- preach, in Bosnian about how you should live your life and apply the Qu'ran etc. They believe in 4 Holy Books, including the Bible, but believe that the Qu'ran is the most recent, as documented by Mohammed, the last prophet. I think I knew bits of this, but it's really interesting to learn about other people's religions, especially in a country like Bosnia in one of their grandest mosques! The mosque itself is one of the few that actually has someone speaking out the call to prayer every day rather than playing a pre-recorded message.
One of my favourite things about Sarajevo was the representation of different faiths- within 5 minutes walking distance of the mosque was a Catholic church, a Jewish orthadox church an a synagog. And another mosque. It was incredible to see 'Religion' represented in such close quarters in it's many forms. While I was listening to the guide in the mosque, I blithely thought 'Well that's great, but of course he's wrong', and I'm sure he would think exactly the same thing I told him I was a Christian :D
Sarajevo also allows you to almost walk through history. The old part of the town is a maze of stalls and cafes, within dark wooden huts including a blacksmith's street, where metal was traditionally made into pots and pans etc (I think!). I walked on through to the new part of town, where commercialism takes over. Shops aplenty, the streets are filled with people milling about, stopping occasionally for a quick kava (coffee) or icecream. The Sarajevo international film festival was running for the week after I was there- starting today- so it probably doesn't get much busier. Feeling a bit surrounded by the crowds and traffic, I retreated back to the old part of town to sample one of their many cakes- cream filled sponges, rich tortes, baklava, the list goes on. Afterwards I went for a sneaky burek, but feel I was quite healthy as I had a spinach one, and it wasn't too greasy. Passing through the lively fruit and veg market, I crossed over the river to the Old Jewish Synagog. I couldn't work out how to get in, so went into the cafe next door to ask. An old man, who didn't speak any English, said something to me in Bosnian, so I signalled next door and posed a questioning look on my face. He understood, and his face broke into a smile. He signaled for me to follow him, and he led me up a marble staircase, withdrew a key, and unlocked a big door, ushering me into the centre of the church. Again, it was ornately decorated like the Catholic church and mosque, but in a different way. There were dark woods and intricate patterns unlike the gold of the church and pale arabic shapes in the mosque. After a few minutes I thanked the man and made my way back outside.
Walking along the river, I came to the Latin bridge, where Gavrilo Princip, a Serbian terrorist, famously shot Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sofia in 1914, sparking off World War 1. There was a plaque on the wall to mark where the shot had been fired from. Yet again I found it incredible to be standing in a place of such history- this trip has been as much a learning experience for me as it has a holiday! Moving on to the other main atrocity Sarajevo has seen, I visited the National Library, which was ruthlessly shelled during the Bosnian war, destroying the thousands of priceless books and documents stored within in the resulting fire. The building is still in a state of utter disrepair, but you are able to go inside and see how majestic it once would have been, and wonder at the thoughtlessness of man to destory such a place.
I decided to go on my first guided tour of my trip, to the Sarajevo tunnel, located some way out of town, enabling me to learn more about the history of the place on the way. We drove down the road that during the war had been nicknamed 'Sniper Alley'. During the Bosnian War, Serbs surrounded the city, and focused particularly on this one main road. As Bosnians tried to go about their everyday life as much as possible, going to work etc, Serbs would shoot down anything that moved along this road. Apparently they would often shoot people in the leg first to try and lure others out who came to help the injured, and then promptly shoot them all. The guide proudly said that the Bosnian's heart for the victims was so great that someone would always go to help the injured, despite facing a near certain death. The only time it was safe to drive down the road was late at night, without any lights, and hope that you were not spotted. Of course you then face the obstacles of hitting another car or falling in a pothole, so perhaps you weren't really that much better off.
During the war, the UN controlled Sarajevo airport, which provided the only passageway between Sarajevo 'free Bosnia'. The Serbian army surrounded the rest of the city. As soon as the fighting started in Croatia, apparently a Serbian general had started to plan an attack on Sarajevo and dug trenches in the nearby mountains. When questioned about it, he replied it was simply for Army training, and no more questions were asked. The UN had to stay neutral throughout the war, but that meant that they would not allow any Sarajevo residents to leave. They controlled the one remaining passage to the outside world, and whenever people tried to escape, the UN troops would catch them and send them back into the danger of the city. While they provided humanitarian aid, our guide, who was 10 at the time, remembers being given biscuits that were left over from -he imagined by the expiry date- the Vietnam war. Inflation meant even a bag of sugar cost about 20 pounds, and it was all the Sarajevans could do just to survive. There was of course, no electricity, and the only running water was at the Sarajevo Brewery, which had access to a local spring. One of the most dangerous journeys of all was walking to the Brewery to collect a pail of water, just enough to keep you and your family going for the next few days, if that.
Eventually, someone decided to do something, and a tunnel was built, from both sides of the airport and meeting in the middle. Even once this 'Sarajevo tunnel' had been dug, which was 800m long, 1m wide and 1.6m high, the saturation of the surrounding land meant that it often flooded, sometimes meaning people had to wade through it up to their necks. The tunnel was not big enough to evacuate people from the city, so only one member of each family was allowed out at a time, and only to collect food supplies to bring back in. Apparently no-one ever escaped for good, they always returned to their families, who were waiting patiently for them back inside the city. It was originally built to supply the city with weapons, and it is thought that Sarajevo would almost certainly have fallen to the Serbs if it had not existed. The UN knew about it, but were wise enough not to prevent it, and although the Serbs were aware of the city being provided with supplies and weapons somehow, they did not know how or where it was happening. Before the war ended, Serbs owned 65% of what is now Bosnia and Hercegovina, but Clinton's Dayton agreement meant that they now own 49%. At the Tunnel museum, you are able to walk down a small section of the tunnel, which has now been collapsed to ensure airport security. They also display all 11,000 names of those who lost their lives in the Bosnian war.
Back in the city, I decided to take stock and stopped for a lemonade (which, incidentally, is proper lemon juice and sugar not fizzy stuff). As I was sitting there, the British couple happened to walk past and spotted me. They came over, and were very glad to be able to pay me back- apparently the guy had been wondering how he could get the money back to me thinking 'Well, I know she's at Loughborough... maybe we could post a notice on the board or something..!' Only the British would feel so bad at someone giving them 7 pounds for a train ticket :)
I went to Inat Kuca, a restaurant located across the river from the National Library for dinner. I didn't realise until I got there that it had been recommended in the LP guide, so the place was full of English and Americans, but I had read a tip on the internet to go upstairs for the good views. The waiter thought I was crazy as it was quite hot up there, but I managed to open the window and sat in my own turret, on turkish cushions with low dark wooden carved tables, looking over Sarajevo as dusk fell and the city began to light up. Following Clare's lead, I've now decided to try and eat as much of the local food as I can, so I ordered a mixed plate, and recieved a metal bowl full of stuffed peppers and onions, a skewer of some meat, possibly veal tongue (?!), all served with a delicious stew, and a fresh glass of Juniper juice. The Turkish restaurant music mingled with the evening call to prayer as the warm wind blew through the turret, and I got a sudden urge to keep travelling, go to Istanbul and further East. If I was still flying back to England in September, I probably would have gone, but as it is I will have to leave that to the next trip.
I finally managed to drag myself away to get the tram to the train station- I felt I had experienced a lot of Sarajevo in the day I had been there, and was ready to move on. While waiting for the tram, I met an Egyptian who was working for the UN in Sarajevo, identifying missing people. His job was to go from mass grave to mass grave, running DNA tests on the remains and trying to identify people, to give some sense of closure to the families of the 30,000 people who were still missing from the war. His job was made all the more difficult by the fact that Serbs often destroyed the bodies and left limbs etc in different locations. One man had been found in 14 different graves. I was again silenced by the thought that this happened within my lifetime, and that similar things are probably still happening in the middle east.
I boarded the 9:30pm overnight 10 hour train to Zagreb, and managed to find a spare row of 3 seats in one dark compartment- I really wanted to try and get some sleep and lie down, but later 2 people came in, so I could only put my feet up. At some point, they got off the train though, and I was able to fully recline, dozing through the night, regularly being woken by the train horn or conductor checking tickets (who kindly turned the light back on every single time.) The highlight of the trip was possibly being woken at 4:30am to have my passport checked as we passed the border back into Croatia. I managed to doze for a few more hours, until we arrived in Zagreb at 7am.


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Agitation works find, just stopped spinning and draining. Any help to fix it myself would greatly be appreciated.
My washer did similar a couple months ago. Bad switch that senses if the lid is open / closed. Jumpered the bad switch and all works again (except for sensing the lid position of course).
Portable Kenmore won't drain or spin
I tried the lip switch. It test good so it isn't the problem. Had an appliance repair man come and he spent over an hour here. Did absolutely nothing and didn't have a clue what was wrong. Said he'd call the next day after he researched it more. He called and sent me to another repair service. I'm taking it in to them. Hopefully, it will be something not to expensive. I love my portable washer. It is great for use in our RV and traveling.
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Winter 2010 Weekend Adults Intermediate Mandarin Class
Saturday, January 9, 2010 at 10:00 AM - Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 11:30 AM (PST)
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The Chinese Culture Center annually offers four sessions of Mandarin classes for adults and for children. The Weekend Adults Mandarin Class teaching style is interactive with an emphasis on spoken language for practical use, and some character learning. Students participate in simple conversations and respond to visual tools for vocabulary building. The teacher is a native of China, and an experienced, professional teacher with a degree in language education. This is an enthusiastic teacher who makes learning fun for students of all levels. Adult classes emphasize conversational Mandarin basics, Chinese cultural practices, and some essential characters. Advanced Beginner Adult Mandarin Class - For those continuing on from level one, advanced-beginners.
Weekend Adults Intermediate Mandarin Class schedule: January 9, 2010 – March 27, 2010, every Saturday, 10:00 am to 11:30 am, break from February 13 to 19 (Week of Chinese New Year Day and Presidents Day). Tuition: $150 per person for CCC members and $175 for non-CCC members ALL CLASSES ARE FIRST COME FIRST SERVE. All transactions are final, no refunds, no exceptions. For more information, please contact Fengyuan at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 415-986-1822.
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In its 45 years of work, CCC has played a pioneering role in introducing Chinese culture to the American public through exhibitions and public programming of a broad spectrum of Chinese traditional and contemporary artistic works in multiple disciplines: Visual Arts, Literature, Music and Theater.
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Vic's House of Crabs located off West King Street in historic Saint Augustine offers amazing crab! Here you can order true East Coast crab. The real steamed crabs at Vic's House of Crabs attract locals and tourists alike. A little off the beaten path, this unique spot has a friendly staff that is happy to help. There is no seating available, Vic's House of Crabs is just what the name hints at, a house of delicious crabs. So if you're craving some true steamed crab on your vacation to the nation's oldest city, St. Augustine, stop by Vic's House of Crabs and you will not be disappointed.
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I have started plannin' my Sept MB. It's gonna be PP. I have a 9" pp pattern & have figered out how much ta enlarge it butt am outta freezer paper. I stopped at the LQS & they are outta the kind that goes right through the printer easy. sigh. I guess I'll have ta do it the old fashion way. Use the roll kind that ya git at the grocery store, & iron it on ta the paper, then cut the FP the size o' the paper. Now it can be run through the printer. sigh I hate doin' it that way. LOL It's better than not havin' FP a'tall. I had better just do it tamarrow & quit grippin'.


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With roots dating back to the 11th century, the prestigious University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and the second-oldest surviving university in the world. Located about 60 miles northwest of London, it is divided into 44 independent colleges that allow students from different cultures and countries to come together to share in a truly global and collaborative manner.
From July 14 through August 4, 10 students from St. Joseph's College — along with students from Boise State and Texas State universities — visited the university as part of the Oxford 2013 study abroad program. During their stay at Oxford's St. Hilda's College, a coeducational institution originally founded as a college for women in 1893, students completed a rigorous three-week course of intellectual study and immersed themselves in the English culture with trips to London Museums, Shakespeare's Globe Theater and
Stonehenge. The students were accompanied by Christopher Frost, Ph.D., the Long Island Campus' academic dean and head of the SJC Oxford 2013 program. Dr. Frost also led these students through a rigorous preparatory course of study during the spring 2013 semester.
"Among other things, an international immersion experience can get us out of the 'blip culture' and prod us to pay attention to something long enough and in a sustained enough way that, in itself, promotes some kind of perceptual shift," Dr. Frost said. "Even our experience of time, for example, is not a given, and that's one of the things that can shift fundamentally — if we live long enough or stay in a place long enough where we operate at a different pace."
Since he became the academic dean of the Long Island Campus' School of Arts and Sciences in January 2012, Dr. Frost has emphasized the importance of studying abroad. The former associate dean of undergraduate studies and professor of psychology and religion at San Diego State University (SDSU) has traveled extensively himself.
A native of Austin, Texas, who began his college career at the United States Naval Academy and then Baylor University, Dr. Frost later earned an M.A. in Psychology of Religion and a Ph.D. in Psychology and Interdisciplinary Studies at Boston University. From 1986-2006 he taught psychology and directed the honors program at Texas State University, along with brief interludes as a visiting professor at Midway Women's College in Kentucky, a Fulbright senior research scholar at the University of Bucharest in Romania, and a visiting associate professor at Al Akhwayn University in Morocco.
This year, Dr. Frost brought the Oxford program to SJC and encouraged students to participate in its course of study. Now in its 10th year, the program began at Texas State University and followed him to SDSU. According to Dr. Frost, he was inspired to start the program through his belief in a teaching style in which students don't just study from a text book in a classroom, but read from primary sources and then engage in discussion with the authors of these texts in an academic setting. He believes in a full academic immersion when seeking an all-encompassing education.
"There is a kind of respect for this level of engagement between primary text, author, professor and direct engagement of students in a fundamental way," Dr. Frost noted in regard to the teaching method utilized in the Oxford program. "That model of education, for me, is something that I don't want to see colleges and universities lose."
Before departing for Oxford in July, students took part in a series of related events during their spring 2013 semester, such as attending a question-and-answer session and a public lecture, "Jeremiah and His Lamentations" given by Dr. Frost's mentor: Holocaust survivor and acclaimed author Elie Wiesel, with whom he studied at Boston University in the early 1980s.
SJC President S. Elizabeth A Hill, C.S.J., and Provost S. Loretta McGrann, C.S.J., joined the students and Dr. Frost for the lecture, and each student received a personally inscribed copy of Mr. Wiesel's critically acclaimed book, Night. During the Q&A session held before Mr. Wiesel's public lecture, students were provided with a kosher meal and afforded the opportunity to ask questions and take pictures with him in a private setting.
Students in the program also met with Partners in Health co-founder Paul Farmer, M.D., Ph.D., who is known for his work in delivering the benefits of modern medical science to developing nations worldwide, and welcomed distinguished Skidmore College professor Sheldon Solomon, Ph.D. — best known for developing the Terror Management Theory, which is concerned with how humans deal with the concept of their own mortality — who traveled to the Long Island Campus to lead a three-hour seminar.
In April, they participated in a religion-science panel discussion in New York City titled "The Future of God: The Merging of Science and Religion." According to Dr. Frost, the relationship between science and religion has been a question that he has pursued for decades. "Oxford provides this kind of optimum place for an intense experience for students concerning these issues," he noted.
Students involved in the program studied the con- nections between the two enterprises in courses that were designed to cross traditional disciplinary boundaries. The overall goal of these courses was to encourage students to think critically about the topics of science and religion, and to challenge students to examine the gap between these two intellectual domains, inspiring students to bridge it.
Dr. Frost commented that the courses in the pro- gram are not ones that "try to provide answers," but rather courses that "try to raise very good questions" concerning the topics of religion and science. "I have chosen primary texts that I found very powerful," he said, to include "a wide span of authors who are quite different from each other, with distinctive takes, but that are all provocative and that are all connected to Oxford in some way." He cites novelist and Christian apologist C.S. Lewis, Lewis scholar and biographer Walter Hooper, and evolutionary biologist and noted atheist Richard Dawkins among these authors.
Former students of the Oxford program also noted that their experience through the program taught them to be more open to differing viewpoints about the world and that, because of the small sizes of the classes for the program, that they were encouraged to speak their minds more than in some of their other, larger classes. Keith Boone, a previous Oxford Program participant from SDSU, commented that the program was "an excellent opportunity for growth and development," and that at Oxford, "there seemed to be a desire to have more meaningful conversations and discussions."
"These trips are as deeply enriching for me as I hope they are for students," Dr. Frost said. "Twenty-five years after I began teaching, it helps me to reconnect with why I chose this profession in the first place, and that's a pretty nice feeling."
Over the years Dr. Frost has taken between 400 and 450 students abroad to places such as Tanzania and the Yucatán Penninsula. He has also taken close to 250 students to Oxford (and Canterbury, prior to Oxford) since that program began in 2003. Dr. Frost's advice for students is to remember what is meaningful to them. "Who you are and what you do should align, should be of one piece," he said. "I encourage students to figure out a way in which everything from the career they're pursuing to the hobbies they have and the relationships they hold, reflect who they are and what is meaningful to them."


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I would love to be your choice to watch your child/children. I have grown up around all ages of children and love to keep them active and learning lots. I love doing crafts and going outside with the older ones but the little ones appreciate a trip outside as well, must be well bundles but their little minds are growing more than any. Every child is so precious and should be cared for with love. I have a husband of almost three years and my son will be four in July. I would love if you allowed me to assist in raising your child.
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Located in Lower Greenville within a short walk of Meadows Museum, The Highland Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton is within a few miles (5 km) of other popular sights such as Northpark Center. This 198-room, 4-star hotel has conveniences like a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. It's near the airport and also a short walk from Angelika Film Center and George W Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
This hotel is home to a steakhouse and a bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. Start each morning off right with cooked-to-order breakfast served for a fee.
The 198 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including iPod docks, minibars, and free weekday newspapers. LCD TVs come with cable channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Pillowtop beds sport Frette Italian sheets and pillow menus, and bathrooms offer hair dryers and designer toiletries. Other standard amenities include video-game consoles, laptop-compatible safes, and phones.
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The Highland Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton features a full-service spa, an outdoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Valet parking is available for USD 27 per night, and there's also limo/town car service. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this spa hotel include a spa tub, a sauna, and free WiFi in public areas.
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Located 4 miles (6.4 kilometers) northwest of downtown, The Highland Dallas is in an urban-village setting between the Park Cities and Lakewood neighborhoods.
Amenities include a 24-hour business center, 10 meeting and conference rooms totaling 6,000 square feet (557 square meters), a technology helpdesk, and wireless Internet access. Knife Steakhouse puts a modern spin on the steakhouse experience and specializes in traditional as well as creative cuts of beef. The renewed Exhale mind/body spa features signature treatments, classes, and a yoga studio (surcharges). A infinity pool with cabanas and poolside food service is a great place to unwind.
Complimentary transportation is available within a 3-mile radius between 7 AM and 11 AM (subject to availability). Valet parking in a garage (surcharge) is available.
Pets are welcome.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 13490
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The Highland Dallas, Curio Collection by Hilton offers 198 air-conditioned accommodations with iPod docking stations and DVD players. Pillowtop beds feature Frette Italian sheets and premium bedding. A pillow menu is available. LCD televisions come with cable channels, video-game consoles, and pay movies. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, bathrobes, designer toiletries, and complimentary toiletries.
This Dallas hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, complimentary weekday newspapers, and phones. Additionally, rooms feature minibars and laptop-compatible safes. In-room massages and hypo-allergenic bedding can be requested. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily.
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A cooked-to-order breakfast (surcharge) is served daily.
A complimentary wine hour is hosted in the living room each evening between 5 PM and 6 PM (hours subject to change).
Knife Steakhouse offers a modern approach to the traditional steakhouse dining experience. Focusing on traditional cuts as well as more creative meat dishes and presented by local Dallas Chef John Tesar, Knife brings the best of Texas steaks.
Poolside service - Seasonal service provided by Knife.
Lobby lounge - Intimate lounge with modern seating, floating wood-screen walls, rich fabrics. Appetizers and cocktails. Open from early evening to late evening.
Room service - Available 24 hours.
Nearby Things to Do
The Highland Dallas has a rooftop infinity pool and complimentary cabanas, a sauna, and spa tub. The complimentary 24-hour fitness center includes cardio and strength-training equipment. Personal trainers are available at an additional charge. The spa includes a steam room, as well as Pilates, yoga, and movement classes (surcharges).
The Sunset Golf Club, a public 18-hole course, is 13.5 miles (21.7 kilometers) from the hotel. The hotel concierge can assist with golf course recommendations.
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The hotel's Exhale spa provides spa services on site, including massages, body scrubs, wraps, and nutrition consultation. Advanced reservations are required for massages and spa treatments.
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If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Minimum check-in age is 21
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Pupils and community members will give their school a big hug tomorrow as the campaign to save it from closure steps up a gear.
All of City of Leeds School's pupils, staff and members of the community will encircle the Woodhouse building tomorrow at 2.30pm to raise awareness of their campaign to prevent the school from being closed.
They're also organising the event to remind people there is one week to go before the end of the consultation period on Education Leeds' proposals to close the school.
Campaigner Elizabeth Chillington said: "Not everyone has been nice about the school over the past few weeks and we want to make it feel better by giving it a big hug!
"We just wanted to do something positive. It has been a difficult period for some of the pupils, who know that this is a good school and they enjoy coming here, but they can't understand why Education Leeds wants to close it and the whole negativity around the school at the moment.
"The pupils who attended the recent public meeting and had their say felt quite galvanised by being there, but it's affected the pupils who couldn't make it in different ways and we feel this is a way of drawing the community together."
Stand up 4 City campaign
It is hoped around 600 people will attend the 'big hug' - and organisers feel their campaign has already made an impact. A Stand up 4 City campaign was launched last month, and a passionate public consultation meeting at the school was attended by more than 400 people and has led to ideas being formed as to how the school could be saved. Pupils have also put together a campaign DVD.
"Staff, pupils and residents have all pulled together," added Elizabeth. "The public meeting was really well attended and the strength of feeling was made clear to Education Leeds. And local resident Adele Beeson stood in the recent Hyde Park and Woodhouse by-election on an independent ticket to campaign about the school closure, so we've had a really positive reaction."
Education Leeds says the standards achieved by the school are low compared with those achieved in similar schools and that changes are needed to make sure the government's 30 per cent GCSE target for 2011 is reached.
EL also claims City of Leeds faces major challenges to improve teaching, attendance and behaviour standards and requires urgent changes to meet its targets - issues campaigners say are incorrect, based on the school's most recent, more positive, Ofsted report.
The consultation period lasts until March 5. Local councillors will also discuss the porposals at the inner west area committee at Leeds Civic Hall tonight at 7pm.
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In today's morning satsang, Paramahamsa Nithyananda reveals secrets of enriching in the beautiful Tamil language. Each of us in involved with others. Even if we live as a forest sadhu, still we are surrounded by wild creatures, plants and stones: we have to enrich their lives! We are never alone! But most of us live among many other human beings and our destiny is entwined with theirs. Not only we must never give up on ourselves, we cannot give up on anyone around us. Unless we continually enrich them with integrity and authenticity, we ourselves will not benefit from practicing those principles. The words we give to ourselves and to others determine our fate and our interactions. When tattwa (principle) becomes satya (truth), we enrich everyone.
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How to host Disney movie inspired kid birthday parties! These 45 Disney Movie themes include the most beloved characters like Cars, Fantasia, Finding Nemo, Enchanted, Mickey Mouse, Phineas and Ferb, Toy Story and more. These outrageous kid parties are so creative and include cakes, clever food ideas, free printables, party favors, and even entertaining games. As always, the Tip Junkie Party blog has over a THOUSAND birthday parties so you can always search there if youre looking for more zoo animal or pet party themes and DIY party tutorials.
Disney Movie Inspired Parties
1. 101 Dalmatians ~ 101 Dalmatians & Firefighter Birthday Party ~ Throw a burning hot birthday bash your little firefighter will never forget with our firefighter birthday party ideas!
2. Alice in Wonderland ~ Alice in Wonderland Tea Party ~ The decorations and setting is hands down AMAZING! Everyone came dressed in character to the party and enjoyed tea sandwiches, scones and sweets. Of course, not to be forgotten, an assortment of tea!
How to Throw an Alice in Wonderland Themed Party ~ Down the rabbit hole with this absolutely adorable Alice in Wonderland tea inspired party! There is an abundance of creative and budget friendly decorating ideas to get your party planning started. The Tip Junkie Creative Community has over 16 Alice in Wonderland crafts, parties, and tutorials to help make your party amazing.
3. Aristocats ~ Aristocats Birthday Party ~ An adorable blue and pink cat party that's sure to please any fan of the Aristocats. The Tip Junkie Creative Community has over 30 cat crafts to help you create a fabulous party for your little one.
4. Bambi ~ Disney Bambi Birthday Cake ~ An adorable Bambi cake that is perfect for a Disney Bambi birthday party. If you're looking for more ideas, you can also use any of the themes in this post and just use Deer instead of the character.
5. Cars ~ Disney Inspired Cars Birthday party… Kachow! ~ It was so easy and make a dramatic difference with little effort and time. Just get a dark rich black table cloth and place bright yellow pieces of paper creating a road. I just attached them with double stick tape. The Tip Junkie Creative Community has tons of Cars crafts, parties, and tutorials to help make your party amazing.
6. Cinderella ~ Disney Cinderella Birthday Party ~ This is such an over the top Cinderella bithday party that I couldn't help but show you. So, here's a Cinderella Glass Slipper Ball that's not so over the top and had some really fun ideas as well.
7. Disney World Magic Kingdom ~ Disney World Magic Kingdom birthday party ~ Its a small world after all A magical birthday party for a Disney World-loving three year old! There are loads of handmade decorations and details!
8. Dumbo ~ Disney Dumbo Birthday Party ~ An adorable vintage teal and pink elephant birthday party that your Dumbo movie goer will enjoy.
9. Enchanted ~ Disney Enchanted Birthday Party ~ With paper flowers and butterflies all over the place this Enchanted party is just that… Enchanted. If you'd like more Butterfly crafts to re-create this Enchanted party the Tip Junkie Creative Community has almost 50 of them. {squeal}
10. Finding Nemo ~ Finding Nemo Birthday Party ~ An under the sea party embellished with orange and white clown fish and fun Nemo details. 28 Under the Sea crafts, parties, and tutorials to help you prepare for your Nemo party.
11. Gnomeo and Juliet ~ Gnomeo and Juliet Party Ideas ~ Gnomes never looked so chic than with in this amazing vintage party.
12. Haunted Mansion ~ Haunted Mansion Party ~ Gothic style text on an antiqued paper background for all of the paper goods. Spooky bats, skulls, and spiders adorn the items to create a great Haunted Mansion party.
13. Hocus Pocus ~ Hocus Pocus Magic Birthday Party ~ A magic party that's sure to please any Hocus Pocus movie fan. Check over on the Tip Junkie Community for there are 41 Magic crafts and tutorials to help you plan the coolest Hocus Pocus party.
14. Incredibles ~ Incredibles Birthday Party ~ A darling home party with fun paper crafts, labels, and darling party favors.
15. It's a Small World ~ It's a Small World Birthday Party ~ With handmade stuffed dolls, paper sacks, and stickers for the party hats this mom went above and beyond with her home party and how to turn vector images into a great party theme.
16. Lady and the Tramp ~ Puppy Birthday Party ~ How cute is this home Puppy party with dog bowls and lotsa paw prints. It's not exactly a Lady and the Tramp party, but it has so many fun elements that I couldn't help but show it to you. Be sure to check over on the Tip Junkie Creative Community at the 54 dog craft, party, and tutorials to help you plan your own Lady and the Tramp party.
17. Lilo & Stitch ~ Lilo & Stitch Birthday Party Cake ~ This cake is so impressive and all of the cool Stitch animals make this party festive and fun for the kids.
18. Lion King ~ Safari Birthday Party ~ This fun safari themed birthday party is full of animal prints and jungled theme treats that are easy to recreated for a Safari birthday bash of your own. There are13 Safari crafts, tutorials, and party ideas to help you plan your own Lion King party over on the Tip Junkie creative community.
19. Little Mermaid ~ Little Mermaid Birthday Party ~ This is such an adorable party with fish and mermaid details that your daugther will love. My favorite was the mermaid bean bag toss. So cute! Here are 11 more Mermaid crafts, parties, and tutorials over on the Tip Junkie creative community to help you plan your party.
20. Mary Poppins ~ Mary Poppins Birthday Party ~ This party is so fun with games that included Pin the Bowtie on the Penguin, Tuppence Toss, created in the fashion of a boardwalk-style penny toss, and the Spoonful of Sugar Relay Race where the children raced to fill a tea cup full of sugar using soup spoons.
21. Mickey Mouse ~ Mickey Mouse Birthday Party ~ Wrapping paper is used as a great source for decor and there are 3 types of wrapping paper in this photo. There are 26 Mickey crafts, tutorials, and parties over on the Tip Junkie creative community to help you plan your party.
22. Minnie Mouse ~ Minnie Mouse Birthday Party ~ This is one amazing party in pink and black with Mickey ears and lots of love in the details.
23. Mickey Mouse Clubhouse ~ Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Birthday Party ~ I love the primary colors and decorating details in this Mickey Mouse Clubhouse birthday party.
24. Monsters, Inc. ~ Disney Monsters Birthday Party ~ With a huge wall with the outlines of the monsters the kids get to color and was definitely the hit of the party. Be sure to check out the 81 Monster crafts over on the Tip Junkie Creative Community to help you plan your party and add a few details that make it pop.
25. Mulan ~ China Chic birthday party ~ Here is a darling little girl Chinese inspired birthday party that would work great for a Princess Mulan birthday party.
26. Parent Trap ~ Backyard Camp-out Birthday Party ~ A fun camp-themed backyard birthday party with lots of homemade details. The campfire cupcakes were a big hit! There are 45 Camp crafts, tutorials, and parties to help you make your Parent Trap party fun for birthday kid.
27. Peter Pan ~ Peter Pan Birthday Party ~ This home party is just adorable with green pennant banners and Peter Pan hats and feather details everywhere. Here's another Peter Pan home party that has some really cute details in it, be sure to check out the Peter silhouette above the TV. {snicker}
28. Phineas and Ferb ~ Phineas and Ferb Birthday Party ~ An incredible birthday party with Phineas and Ferb characters everywhere. There are so many incredible details that any fan would adore. Here's another Phineas and Ferb home party that you sure to get more inspiration from.
29. Pinocchio ~ Pinocchio Birthday Party Centerpiece ~ Wow your guests with these unique Pinocchio centerpieces. This jointed wooden Pinocchio stands tall on a red box and features your child's name in wooden letters. This isn't free, but it's the closest Pinocchio party I could find for ya. {wink}
30. Pirates of the Caribbean ~ Pirates of the Caribbean Party ~ Are you ready mateys? Here's a party with amazing pirate treats, walk the plank sign, and ship details that your little pirate will love.
31. Princess ~ Shabby Chic Princess Birthday Party ~ Birthday party for two adult girls done in a Shabby Chic style. Pink and neutrals set the stage for this elegant outdoor party. Strawberry fields themed dinner and dessert table. Includes how to make the decorations and recipes! This would also make for a beautiful bridal or baby shower. The Tip Junkie Creative Community has 81 Princess crafts to make your Disney Princess party even more fabulous! 33 Gorgeous Fairy & The Princess Birthdays ~ They contain fairy and princess cakes, clever food ideas, free printables, party favors, and even entertaining princess party games. They are so beautiful and their individual elements will bring fun detail to any party.
32. Princess and the Frog ~ Princess and the Frog Birthday Party ~ Be sure to check out the circle garland and hanging balls as decor and for part of the girls' favor, they got to create their own cookie mix. There are 21 frog crafts and 81 Princess crafts to help you plan your Princess and the Frog party with pictured tutorials on how to make.
33. Ratatouille ~ Ratatouille Birthday Party ~ I just adore all of the paper crafts in this party. With the paper cooking pans, to the paper characters, and Eiffel tower, this house was completely transformed into Ratatouille-villa.
34. Robin Hood ~ Robin Hood Birthday Party ~ How fun is this adorable home Robin Hood Party with target cookies, tree cake, and so many fun forest details.
35. Rocketeer ~ Rocketeer Birthday Party ~ I couldn't find a Rocketeer party but this Rocket birthday party is out of this world. {snicker} Using coordinating fabric for the table runners and 12 x 12 sheets of scrapbook paper on hand as placemats the decor is easy-peasy and inexpensive! There are 17 Rocket crafts over on the Tip Junkie Creative Community to add some fun details into your Rocketeer party.
36. Sleeping Beauty ~ Sleeping Beauty Birthday Party ~ A collection of pictures from an impressive Sleeping Beauty birthday party that will blow your mind. I love the dragon shields.
37. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs ~ Snow White Birthday Party ~ This party looks like so much fun with games like Seven Dwarf Ring Toss, Dwarfs Mine Treasure Hunt., Wishing Well Coin Toss Game, and darling Whistle while you work party favors.
38. Swiss Family Robinson ~ Swiss Family Robinson Birthday Party ~ You'll see tons of details for the invites, searching for treasure, coconut cannonballs, and be sure to check out the treasure map quesadillas.
39. Tangled ~ Disney Tangled Birthday Party ~ A Tangled birthday party with lots of fun party food. From the Rapunzel braid sandwich to the donut tower, your guests will ooh and aah over how cute the food is until they eat it all.
The Tip Junkie Creative Community has 15 Tangled crafts, party ideas, and tutorials to help you plan your Rapunzel party.
40. Tarzan ~ Jungle Birthday Party ~ How to turn your family room into a jungle for $6. There are 16 Jungle crafts and tutorials to help you make your Tarzan party extra special.
41. Tinkerbell ~Disney Tinkerbell Birthday Party ~ These table settings consist of petalled placemats, pink 10′ plates, doily, and then a Tinkerbell 6″ plate. I made the butterfly napkin rings and each child had a ceramic tea cup and shared a tea pot filled with lemonade.
42. Toy Story ~ Disney Toy Story Birthday Party ~ This party details all of the vendors to re-create your own Toy Story birthday party theme. It's amazing. Here's a Woody Wild West party that has a vintage feel and a more homemade party that's not as over the top. {wink} The Tip Junkie Creative Community has 23 Toy Story crafts, parties, and tutorials that will help make your party super fab.
43. UP! ~ Disney Up Themed Birthday Party ~ A backyard UP! Themed birthday party that's so adorable and fun for a boy or girl and perfect for any age of person who loves to enjoy life.
44. WALL-E ~ Disney WALL-E Birthday Party Cake ~ A great home party with activities like how to create your own robots, robot masks, and a great cake. Here are some darling WALL-E cupcakes that you also might like.
45. Winnie-the-Pooh ~ Winnie-the-Pooh Birthday Party ~ This 'hunny' cake is so amazing made with a beehive pan from Williams Sonoma with frosting graciously poured over the top and sugar bees for decorations.
Were continuing our 5th Annual Birthday Bash with more amazing giveaways today as well as lots and lots of amazingly creative birthday parties.
If you love these parties then youll find a THOUSAND more just as creative over on the Tip Junkie Party site!
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In the 21st century, providing food and light for your family shouldn't mean gambling with your life. But that's exactly what more than a third of women around the world are doing when they use wood, coal, charcoal or animal dung for cooking, or kerosene lamps for lighting.
Find out why it's time to Give Women Power
Ashden Founder Director Sarah Butler-Sloss explains why in the developing world, women are worse affected than men by lack of access to clean cooking and electricity, and why it's time to give women power.
Listen to our Woman's Hour interview
Listen to Ashden's Anne Wheldon and clean cookstoves pioneer Neja Juneja talk to BBC Woman's Hour about the need for cleaner cooking for women in the developing world. Listen here.
Ashden Clean Energy for Women and Girls Award
On 22 May we'll also be presenting an Ashden Award to an organisation that has made a significant difference in improving the lives of women and girls through clean energy. The finalists for the Ashden Clean Energy for Women and Girls Award are Greenway Grameen and Sakhi Unique Rural Enteprise (SURE), both of which are working in India.


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Hey peeps. I need some help.
I just changed out my block and my mechanic put everything back and the car starts and everything just fine.
But he is saying that it is hard to get into the gears and that it is like there isn't a neutral. When he trys to put it in neutral it goes into 5th or Reverse.
What could be the problem?? Pls any help I can't afford any more money on this car so I am hoping it is a little fix. Could it be mounting issues on the tranny, or anything to where the shifter is or the bushings?
The tranny worked fine when I messed up my block so I don't get it.


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Votes at 16
Votes at 16
The Scottish independence referendum showed once and for all that 16 and 17 year-olds are more than capable of taking important political decisions.
What's the issue?
A precedent was set by the Scottish independence referendum that when a vote is being held on an issue of great constitutional importance, 16 and 17 year-olds should have their say too. Yet many 16 and 17 year-olds who had a vote in the independence referendum were denied a voice in electing their local MP in May; they and their peers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland were then denied one in the EU referendum.
Why Votes at 16?
Evidence from the Scottish independence referendum, substantiated by research from Austria and Norway, shows – aided by the encouragement of families and schools – 16 and 17 year-olds have higher rates of turnout than 18 to 24 year-olds.
Whilst there is no silver bullet for improving citizen participation in formal politics and no singular cause, the way young people come into contact with politics in their formative years is crucially important for the future of representative democracy. If young people are registered early and get into the habit of voting, we will see lasting improvements in turnout. If they vote early in life, they keep voting in later life.
The next generation of voters are the first to have received citizenship education, yet are being denied their full rights as citizens. Giving 16 and 17 year olds the right to vote would allow a seamless transition from learning about voting, elections and democracy to putting such knowledge into practice.
The first generation of voters who have needed to study our democracy are denied the right to use this knowledge in a General Election for at least two further years, up to a possible seven years. And that's a missed opportunity.
Who supports Votes at 16?
The Electoral Reform Society is a founding member of the Votes at 16 coalition. Votes at 16 are not just supported by the SNP, Labour, Liberal Democrats and the Greens – but also by the leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson who says she is a "fully paid-up member of the 'votes at 16' club now".
Following the success of the Scottish independence referendum, the Scottish Parliament unanimously voted to give 16 and 17 year olds the vote in Scottish parliamentary and local elections. The National Assembly for Wales will also have powers over the voting age for Welsh Assembly and local government elections devolved to it later this Parliament. It would be a shame if something as fundamental as the franchise itself were another wedge driven between the nations of the United Kingdom.
Where can 16 year olds vote?
16 and 17 year olds in the Isle of Man, Jersey, Guernsey, Brazil and Austria already have the vote. They can also vote in some elections in Germany, Malta and Norway.
What you can do?
You can find out more about the Votes at 16 campaign and if you're passionate about making politics better you can join us in our fight to build a better democracy.


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We loved having Mike from High Tech Entertainment DJ our wedding! He was wonderful had all the songs that I had wanted for our wedding, arranged everything perfectly. He really made everything work for our wedding and Reception considering the amount of people, the out door ceremony and the Reception! Loved that he was able to provide a microphone for the ceremony so everyone could hear the ceremony! Also he made it very fun for EVERYONE that attended the wedding! THANKS MIKE! I would recommend him for ANYONE and EVERYONE!
— Derrick & Sara Carelton
We would not have had anyone other than Mike DJ our wedding. I'd recommend him to ANYONE looking for an awesome DJ service. He was very professional and so much FUN! He got all my guest up and dancing and they all had a great time. He was very reasonable and right in our budget! He is very well equipped and is very easy to work with picking out your agenda for your event. We HIGHLY recommend High Tech Entertainment!
— Brad & Kristi Roy
My husband and I used High Tech Entertainment for our wedding back in May of 2009. Mike was AMAZING! He did EVERYTHING plus some! The music selection was great and spot on for our "group" of family and friends! I would HIGHLY recommend High Tech Entertainment to all of my friends and family! VERY satisfied with my DJ choice! He made our night so much fun! Thanks High Tech Entertainment!
— Erin Cram
Mike is an excellent DJ. I couldn't believe how smoothly he made our wedding go. Every single one of my guests heard a song that they enjoyed and got up and danced to. He was funny, honest, and so easy to deal with at such a stressful time. He played every request and kept the ball rolling all evening. He really is what made my wedding what it was. Everyone has asked me who he was and plans to use him this summer for their weddings. Thank you Mike for doing such a wonderful job, I recommend you to anyone!
— Michael & Holly Thayer
Mike and his staff are the best in the business. Amazing job with lights, games, keeping the crowd dancing, and making it a really perfect night. Highly, highly recommend High Tech Entertainment!
— Justin $ Krissie Ford
Mike was awesome! I couldn't be any happier with the service he provided. No matter what time day or night he made himself available for questions and even traveled the 1 to 2 hour trip to meet with me at my home to go over everything. My music choices were definitely unique but he was able to supply every song I had chosen. I highly recommend him.
— Sarah Thompson
From start to finish working with Mike was a pleasure. He was helpful and very accommodating in the planning stages and made things very easy and stress-free. He's great at working a crowd and keeping people on the dance floor, and his equipment and lighting effects are top-notch.
— Brett Smith
Mike and his Dj's were amazing throughout the whole planning process as well as amazing during the ceremony and reception! They were catered to every need we had and also threw out some nice suggestions themselves that I would never have thought of! They are super funny, yet VERY professional and are always there to help out with anything you need! I would HIGHLY recommend them for any occasion where a DJ is needed!
— Jessica Wiggin


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"Sex and the City 2" hits theaters in Japan this weekend. Here are a couple video clips of the movie's stars visiting Japan.
First, an English language report:
And now, an interview with a Japanese comedian:
- Akihabara News – Gadgetry from Japan (Subscribe)
- Dannychoo.com – Your portal to Japan (Subscribe)


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Rebellion Photonics Named "Rising Venture Energy & Clean Technology Company"
REBELLION PHOTONICS, INC. Awarded "Rising Venture Energy & Clean Technology Company" at Rice Alliance Energy & Clean Technology Venture Forum
HOUSTON – SEPTEMBER 19, 2011 – REBELLION PHOTONICS, INC. was named one of the Rising Venture Energy & Clean Technology companies at the 9th Annual Rice Alliance for Technology & Entrepreneurship Energy & Clean Technology Venture Forum in Houston last week. Energy & Clean Technology companies showcased their new ventures for an audience of more than 500 attendees, including investors, venture capitalists, industry representatives, business leaders, advisors/mentors, service providers, and entrepreneurs.
REBELLION PHOTONICS, INC. is developing GAS CLOUD IMAGING CAMERAS.
The one-day event culminated in an announcement of the six Rising Venture Energy & Clean Technology Companies Chosen from 40 presenters and judged by the Rice Alliance Energy & the Clean Technology Advisory Board, based on the company's business plan or elevator pitch presentations. The elevator pitch simulates meeting an investor on an elevator and having only 90 seconds to convince them to consider investing in your company.
In addition, five other new energy and clean technology companies were pre-selected to present their 10-minute business plan presentation at the forum, and as one of the chosen five, they were also named a Most Promising Energy & Clean Technology Company. Rice Alliance managing director Brad Burke, announced the winners of the Most Promising Energy & Clean Technology Company awards at the event. "Every year the quality of companies improves. Many of the companies at this year's event have developed prototypes, obtained proven results and are on their second round of funding. This makes them more appealing to investors, who have also expressed appreciation for the quality of the companies."
The Forum was supported by Andrews Kurth, Chevron Technology Ventures, Energy Ventures, Shell, Winstead, Altira, Leyendecker & Associates, PKF Texas and Canada Consulate General with supporting organizations Greater Houston Partnership, and Opportunity Houston, Israeli Consulate and media sponsors Houston Business JournalJournal and the BusinessMakers Radio Show and EnergyMakers Radio Show.


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Now, the new video from LG says that the LG G2 design team studied hand movements of smartphone owners. LG had to consider the trade-off of size versus comfort. The goal was to make the screen bigger compared to the LG Optimus G, while keeping the size of the phone the same. Minimizing the bezel was the best solution for solving this dilemma. The design also had to be ultra-thin.
Studying smartphone user's behavior, LG found that users hold their phone with all fingers except the index finger. And when using side keys, the grip is changed completely. The design team figured that if the phone's user was putting his index finger on the back, they might as well give the finger something to do. So the volume rocker and the power button were placed on the rear of the device.
As usual with something new and proprietary, it is an interesting story that you can read about while watching the video below. Unless you speak Korean, you will need to use the English subtitles on the bottom of the screen.
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(4) Survivor Series Elimination Match – Team Mysterio (Big Show, Chris Masters, Kofi Kingston, MVP & Rey Mysterio) vs. Team Del Rio (Cody Rhodes, Jack Swagger, Drew McIntyre, Tyler Reks & Alberto Del Rio)
MVP is eliminated after Del Rio holds his legs down from outside of the ring, Chris Masters is soon eliminated after Del Rio locks in his armbar submission, it's now 5-on-3, Del Rio is in the ring with Big Show, he tries to tag out to Drew McIntyre but McIntyre refuses, Del Rio tags him in the hard way, Big Show then knocks out Del Rio! Officials take Del Rio to the back, Rhodes is slapped by Kingston, Rhodes goes crazy because of his looks and demands to be shown the mirror on his jacket, Kofi then slaps Rhodes again! Kingston tags in Big Show who hits the knockout punch on Rhodes! Rhodes is eliminated. Show and Swagger in the ring now, Swagger has Show in the Ankle Lock, Show manages to tag Mysterio in, Mysterio goes for the 619 on Swagger but he catches him and puts him in the Ankle Lock, Mysterio escapes. Reks and Kofi in now, Kofi kicks Reks in the face and eliminates him! It's now 3-on-3, Kofi goes for Trouble in Paradise, Swagger catches his leg and locks in the Ankle Lock, Kofi taps out. Mysterio hits the 619 on Swagger, he then delivers a splash from Big Show's shoulders to pin and eliminate him, it's now Show & Mysterio vs. McIntyre, Mysterio hits the 619 on Drew and tags Show in, Show hits the Chokeslam and eliminates McIntyre, your survivors are Big Show & Rey Mysterio!
– We are shown a WWE TLC promo.
– Backstage Josh Matthews interviews WWE Champion Randy Orton,. He says he isn't thinking about John Cena, he is thinking about Wade Barrett, he says if Cena knows what's best for him, he will be fired, he says he doesn't care about Cena, Barrett and especially The Miz. He says all he is thinking about is a Punt Kick, or the RKO.


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