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Youth Leadership Billings
Youth Leadership Billings 2017 . . .
27 years of helping our youth become effective leaders
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The Billings Area is a growing, changing community. Keeping our city vibrant and healthy requires insightful leaders who have the ability to communicate and work effectively with a wide variety of groups and individuals. Youth Leadership Billings, a program of the Billings Chamber of Commerce, is designed to facilitate the personal development of the leaders of tomorrow by exposing them to the various elements that interact to form a strong economy and a dynamic community. This is done through education, networking, peer interaction, problem solving and project cooperation. Keynote speakers, panel discussions, experiential exercises, and site visits provide an opportunity for participants to explore the city's history and economy; interact with and learn from business, government, and educational leaders; further develop interpersonal and leadership skills; gain insight into community issues; and learn about volunteer opportunities.
Goals of youth leadership billings
To acquaint our young leaders with the Billings area: its history, government, judicial system, health and social services, businesses and economics.
To motivate young leaders to become more involved in volunteerism by educating them about the issues and needs of the community.
To expose students to potential career choices through interaction with community leaders and professionals.
To provide the opportunity for students from our high schools to meet and establish relationships with one another through meaningful interaction.
Any junior enrolled at these high schools: Central, Senior, Skyview, West, Laurel and Shepherd are invited to apply.
Students should:
-Express an interest in learning more about the Billings area.
-Commit to fully participate in the program.
-Receive approval from a parent or guardian and high school principal or guidance counselor to participate.
Youth Leadership Billings consists of eight meetings: a kick-off retreat, five program days, one community work-day, and a graduation luncheon. All days run from 8 am to 3 pm except the graduation luncheon, which will take place from 11:30am to 1:30pm. Please review the YLB program dates and consult with your parent or guardian and principal or counselor about attendance commitments. Since it is vital to the success of the program that you are present at each meeting to add your perspective and to interact with the others, you are expected to attend all meetings, if selected. If necessary, you may request an absence. Your school principal, counselor and/or parents/guardian will be notified of any absences. Attendance at the kick-off retreat is mandatory.
A $100 tuition fee is payable to the Billings Chamber of Commerce upon notification of selection. This fee helps to cover the cost of the retreat, programming, materials, meals, and group transportation. If the $100 tuition fee creates an undue hardship for you or your family, need-based scholarships are available. Upon notification of selection to participate in YLB, you will be given the opportunity to apply for financial assistance.
2016-2017 Program Agenda
YLB 2017 will run October 2016 through May 2017. The program days will be held on the third Wednesday each month from 8 am – 3 pm. The scheduled dates are shown below. Meals are provided for each program day. To give students a geographic perspective of the Billings area, sessions are held at different locations around the city. Detailed agendas will be provided prior to each meeting.
Kick-off Retreat
Held in October. Students explore and discuss leadership traits through team building and problem solving activities and other exercises that assist the students in getting to know one another. Attendance at the kick-off retreat is mandatory.
Program Days – 800 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
October 26th – Kick-off
November 16th – Community and Social Service Day
No session in December.
January 18th – Government Day
February 15th – Business and Economics Day
March 15th – History, Culture and Tourism Day
April 26th – Healthcare Day
Community Work Day
May 3, 2017: Youth & Adult Leadership work together on community service projects.
Graduation Luncheon
May 10, 2017: Graduation luncheon
Thank you to our Youth Leadership 2017 Sponsors:
You must submit a photo of yourself upon notification of selection. Your photo will be used in the YLB class directory to be published in the Chamber e-newsletter. (Submitted photos do not need to be taken professionally. A school photo, passport photo or digital photo is acceptable.)
Application and Selection Process
The application period for Youth Leadership Billings 2017 has closed.
Forty (40) participants will be selected to participate in YLB 2017.
All high school Juniors in Billings, Laurel and Shepherd will receive information on Youth Leadership Billings 2017 from their school counseling office shortly after school is in session this August.
Applicants will participate in a personal interview at their high school with Adult Leadership Billings alumni. Interviews will be scheduled the week following the application deadline.
Participants are selected to participate in the YLB program based upon the sole discretion of the Leadership alumni and such selection is based on certain criteria established by the Billings Chamber. The Chamber reserves the right to establish the selection process in a manner it deems appropriate. However, the selection process explicitly prohibits any and all discrimination based on gender, national origin, race, physical disability or the like.


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"My job is to give kids the CREEPS!"(Source)
While R.L. Stine (Robert Lawrence Stine) didn't grow up in a life of horror and thrills he loved reading the comic books Tales from the Crypt and The Vault of Horror. R.L. Stine's imagination was sparked at the age of 9! The products of such an imagination are some of the most memorable books and series that still live on today.
"When I write, I try to think back to what I was afraid of or what was scary to me, and try to put those feelings into books." (Source)
Before R.L. Stine published his infamous Goosebumps and Fear Street series, he focused on humor in 101 Silly Monster Jokes and was even an editor for Bananas magazine (under the name of Jovial Bob Stine). In 1968 R.L. Stine started add in his scary-side into his writing.
R.L. Stine's first 'scary' novel was Blind Date (Point Horror Series #1) where a blind date turns into a nightmare!!
From there it was downhill to success for R.L. Stine, with no end in sight. Today, R.L. Stine is still creating numerous thrills and scares. His words and imagination have been noticed and awarded by many - Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards and the Disney Adventures Kids' Choice Awards.
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One thing that I don't understand is:
In my desktop version of Graphene I use short Navigation Labels in the header menu to keep my sites clean, I use extensive Title Attributes for the menu items however, for SEO purposes and because site visitors know what they click on.
So far so good.
Graphene mobile however shows not the Navigation Label in the header menu (I use <select> element for menu) but the Site Title, which makes it clumsy.
Any reason why the Mobile theme ignores the Navigation Label and uses Site Title for the header menu?
Any way I can change this? It probably is easy if you know where to look...
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US TV networks showed pictures from a video apparently made by the Islamic State of Iraq, an umbrella group which says it has the two soldiers.
The two soldiers, Specialist Alex Jimenez, 25, and Private Byron Fouty, 19, were seized in an ambush on 12 May.
The body of a third captured soldier was later found in the River Euphrates.
There were no still images or identifiable video footage of the two soldiers on the militant video, ABC News and CNN reported.
Instead, the film concludes with pictures of personal effects said to belong to the missing soldiers, including credit cards, a cross and cash, CNN said.
Search to continue
In a voiceover accompanying the 10 minutes of video footage, an unidentified Arabic-speaking narrator was heard to say that the two soldiers had been killed because the US continues to search for them.
"Fearing the occupying army will continue its searches, harming our Muslim brothers, [the Islamic State of Iraq] decided to settle the matter and announced the news of their killing to cause bitterness to God's enemies," the narrator said.
The Pentagon said the images of the two ID cards did appear to be genuine.
But an official statement said the footage contained "no definitive evidence" about whether the pair were still alive.
"We continue to search and hope that our two missing soldiers will be found alive and in good health," Brig Gen Kevin Bergner said.
The Islamic State of Iraq is an umbrella group which includes al-Qaeda in Iraq, the organisation suspected by the US of seizing the soldiers.
'Scare tactic'
The SITE Institute, a Washington-based organisation that monitors Islamist and insurgent web output, obtained the video and distributed it to news organisations.
The 10-minute film is said to be mainly made up of footage of an apparent night-time attack, and archive footage from al-Jazeera TV.
A US military spokesman told the AFP news agency the release of a video had been anticipated since the soldiers capture.
"Ever since the first statement by the Islamic State of Iraq that if we wanted to see the soldiers alive we should stop looking, we have been expecting this, knowing that it's a scare tactic by insurgent groups," Lt Col Chris Garver said.
The US has offered rewards of up to $200,000 (£100,000) for the safe return of the two men.
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GOLF: Bury Seniors get back to winning ways with over Knott End in their opening home Lancashire County Red Rose League fixture
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After three consecutive away defeats in the league, Bury Seniors got back in the groove with a convincing 13-1 victory over Knott End in their opening home Lancashire County Red Rose League fixture on Thursday.
Returning captain Steve Bracegirdle and Jimmy Hardman saw off the challenge of D Forester and B Hill on the last green to give Bury a great start.
John Latham and Trevor Chapman beat T Molloy and G Parker by 4&3, before Ted Foster and Dave Johnson edged another nailbiting last green finish to give the home side a 3-0 lead. Two 4&3 wins from Ged Eckersley and Eddie Spencer, and Paul Wilkinson and Brian Simper, took Bury's advantage to 5-0.
Jimmy Pilkington and Dennis Taylor saw dormie two change to all square when Dave Settle sunk a birdie putt on the final green to ensure a point for Knott End. Alan Green and Dave Kerry closed out the match with a 2&1 win over J Evans and I Holmes.
Earlier in the week, Bury travelled to Accrington for their annual challenge match in East Lancashire. Captain Bracegirdle and Hardman gave the visitors the lead with a 2&1. Vice captain John Latham and Steve Kennedy followed up with a 3&2 win while Ted Foster and Trevor Grimshaw won 2&1 to make it 3-0 to Bury. But Accrington hit back with a vengeance taking the next five games to edge an exciting match 5-3.
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Today's Virginia Commonwealth University students are a lot like you. They work hard inside and outside the classroom. They strive for excellence and want to succeed in their careers. They are the first in their families to go to college. They bring diversity to campus. And they hope you will consider making an investment in their future and the future of VCU.
Please take a minute to watch this video, produced by a fellow alumnus, and meet a few of our students.
To make your gift in support of any school or unit at Virginia Commonwealth University, please complete and submit this form. You will receive an acknowledgment of your gift by email. If you have any problems or questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com. Your gift will be deposited at one of VCU's affiliated foundations. Thank you!


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InFocus Screenplay 4805
The Screenplay 4805 projector from InFocus is still a good projector, and certainly its price has come down to keep it competitive, but it is no longer the market leader it was when launched well over a year ago. Overall, its a solid product, and of course, InFocus is almost a household word when it comes to projectors. It's what they do for a living, and they do it well and support their customers.
- Very good color out of the box, and better with minor tweaking
- Overall image very dynamic with good "depth"
- Fast (4x) six segment color wheel prevents most from seeing rainbow effect
- Extended hours tech support from InFocus
- Multiple gamma settings (film, TV, etc.) for quick change in picture attributes
- Economy mode reduces lamp cost
- On-board speaker? A rare feature in a HT projector (It's certainly not hi-fi, but if you are taking the projector your cabin – you can hear some sound!)
- Very noisy compared to most competing projectors
- Contrast levels lower than newer DLP projectors (still better than the LCD home theater models), resulting in loss of detail in dark areas
- Menus are somewhat dark. It's easy to read the selected item, but tougher when trying to find an item, however, while not tested, I have been advised (post review) that by changing the menu's settings to opaque, they become much more readable
Typical capabilities
- Warranty
- Price
- Manual
- Remote control's layout
All considered, the InFocus Screenplay 4805, is still a good performer. If this works for you;
- You run it at low power to keep it quiet
- You are setting up in a room that isn't going to be extremely dark (even minimal lighting will wipe out the advantage of the much higher contrast found on some competitors)
then you should find that the Screenplay 4805 home theater projector may be a good choice for you. Get a calibration disk to get the best performance. (The AVIA disk – $49 – is easy to use). One thing you can count on: InFocus always makes sure that this projector is well priced!
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5 Facts To Know About Prince Harry's New Girl
By JACKIE WILLIS
February 21, 2013
Sorry ladies, it looks like Prince Harry is spoken for at the moment. Arguably the most eligible redheaded bachelor in the world, Harry, 27, has been cuddling up to yet another blonde, model Cressida Bonas, but who is she and how did she land a prince (besides being a young, blonde model)? Here are five facts you MUST know about Harry's new 23-year-old flame:
1. How did they even meet? Sources say Bonas caught the prince's eye when they were introduced by Princess Eugenie. Most recently, the two were seen hugging on the Swiss slopes and according to onlookers at the Farinet Hotel (via London Daily Mail), the couple was really packing on the PDA during a celebration for Harry's uncle, Prince Andrew, also Eugenie's father.
2. Is she a high-society girl? Bonas' parents are Old Harrovian businessman Jeffrey Bonas and '60s model Lady Mary Curzon. She seems quite familiar with the upper-class and, after all, was already friends with Princess Eugenie before even meeting Harry.
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3. What does Bonas have in common with Harry's ex? Like Prince Harry's former longtime love Chelsy Davy, Bonas also attended Leeds University.
4. This isn't the model's first high-profile relationship. While at university, Bonas dated Harry Wentworth-Stanley, son of the Marchioness of Milford Haven, but the romance quickly cooled down after graduation.
5. What do you her friends call her? According to London Daily Mail, Bonas' nickname is "Cressie."
What do you think about Harry's new girl? Is this just a fling or the real thing?


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The Dreamers
The once-great Bernardo Bertolucci, director of classics such as 1900, Last Tango In Paris and The Conformist, tries hard to be relevant and hip with his latest offering.
Set in Paris in 1968, he draws together three young people - Matthew (Michael Pitt), Theo (Louis Garrel) and his sister, Isabelle (Eva Green) - just as students and cineastes began rioting in protest against the sacking of Henri Langlois, the founder and director of La Cinematheque Francaise. It was at this venue where people such as Jean-Luc Godard, Jacques Rivette, Claude Chabrol and Bertolucci himself drew their inspiration to go on and commit works of cinema, both great and small.
The siblings invite Matthew to move into their apartment and, once their
parents are away, invite him to engage in their passion for cinema as well as
partake in their sexual adventures. Bertolucci presides over some rather
interesting, politely indecent sex scenes and does get some energetic
conversations going about aspects of cinema. He even playfully references some
great sequences from old films by getting the trio to re-create them, sometimes
shot for shot.
But such clever-clever gimmickry merely distracts from the hole that grows at the centre of the film. As if infatuated by the menage a trois, Bertolucci simply spends far too much time in the apartment shooting these sculpted bodies in various states of congress, and not enough time out on the street where history is happening.
There's certainly no argument that any opportunity to photograph Eva Green naked must be enthusiastically embraced, but not at the expense of following through on a major storyline the film works so hard to get going. Having started so strongly, Bertolucci seems happy to concentrate on what is essentially a distraction to a much more interesting story taking place only a few blocks away.
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Australian shares are expected to gain at the start of the biggest week yet for the February reporting season, as record dividend payments give local investors a boost ahead of important manufacturing data from China.
Nearly 100 companies are due to report this week, including corporate giants such as
Also of interest this week will be China's February flash HSBC manufacturing conditions PMI data expected on Thursday. Investors will be looking to see whether a slowing of activity in January will be repeated, or whether it was just a seasonal reflection of Chinese New Year.
Chinese indicators tend to have an impact on the Australian dollar, which was trading at US90.28¢ on Friday after breaking back above US90¢ last week.
The February reporting season is now 20 per cent of its way through and so far the majority of the December-half results have exceeded analyst expectations and nearly 80 per cent of companies have increased their dividends from a year ago.
"It is quiet pleasing that we have seen a meaningful pick-up in dividends that have been reported so far this reporting season," Arnhem Investment Management fund manager
A new report by Credit Suisse shows that Australia's history of paying out high dividend yields is one of the main reasons why the local equity market has been a top performer globally.
"We as a market like the high-yielding stocks such as the banks and
"I do think now we are seeing more interest in equities; people are convinced the global recovery is there and there is still money on the sidelines to come in," Mr McDonald said.
The Australian sharemarket is expected to open 0.8 per cent, 44 points, higher on Monday, futures indicate, after the S&P/ASX 200 Index closed 48 points higher at 5356 points on Friday.
Helping the local market get off to a good start this week will be data showing China's new credit rose to a record in January, supporting growth in the world's second-biggest economy while underscoring risks to the financial system from defaults and bad loans.
Outside of the corporate earnings line-up, investors will also be focused on the Reserve Bank of Australia, with the minutes from its last board meeting likely to confirm that the cash rate remains on hold at 2.5 per cent. Bond yields also rose in the US and core Europe though, as increased investor confidence dampened demand for the safe-haven asset class.
Wall Street, European and Japanese indexes all rose last week, supported by reassurance from the new chair of the US Federal Reserve,
The Dow Jones gained 0.79 per cent to 16,154 and the S&P 500 0.48 per cent to 1838 on Friday.
Dr Yellen's thoughts on the US economy and plans for quantitative-easing policy changes will be examined early in the week, with the minutes from the Federal Reserve open market committee meeting due out on Wednesday.
"The interest will be mostly around any more detail on the weaker data print of the last few weeks and how much it was weather-affected or was a genuine signal of actual conditions," said HSBC chief economist
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Best 2012 Halloween Costumes for Boys
If you are looking for the best 2012 Halloween costumes for boys, we have some ideas for you to get started. Depending on the age of the child, you are going to most likely want to get some input from them on what they want to be – unless they're a baby, of course. In all seriousness, involving the child in the process of picking a suitable Halloween costume can go a long way in making sure they have a lot of fun on the big night, which is what it's all about – not to mention the candy.
- Spiderman Costumes – The Amazing Spiderman was big this year, and as in years past, you can expect many boys to want to become the wisecracking Spidey. The good news is that there are quite a few great – and relatively cheap – Spiderman costumes available.
- Batman Costumes – Another Superhero that's huge again this year is Batman. As with Spiderman, the popularity of this costume means there are going to be a lot of different options for you as a parent. From simple plastic outfits to complex costumes with a separate Batman mask and accessories, there's something for every budget.
- Historical Costumes – Not every boy is going to want to use a historical figure for a Halloween costume, but this can be great in many different ways. For one, not a lot of other kids are going to have the same costume most likely if you go with a George Washington, Ben Franklin or some other historic figure – Caesar anyone?
- Homemade Costumes – If you are on a budget or just like to be creative and spend quality creative time with your children, homemade costumes for Halloween can be a great idea. You just want to make sure you involve the boy in every step of the process so he is happy with the outcome and will want to wear it on Halloween night!
- Soldier Costumes – This is one that is relatively easy to put together cheaply. A little camo and some other accessories – no guns! – and you can have a great looking solider whether it's a sailor or someone in the airforce or marines. Camo face paint really puts the final touches on this great costume idea.
- Fireman Costume – Being a civil servant or first responder like a fireman on Halloween is a lot of fun and may be an indication of a future career path for your little one. There are a lot of great accessories you can get to make your costume really stand out from all the others. Don't forget the cute fireman's hat and boots!
After you choose which costume you want, it's all about saving money. Next, we have some tips to make sure you get the most for your money when buying a boy's Halloween costume this year.
- Shop Early – One of the best things you can do is shop early. If you were thinking smart last year, you bought your costumes a day after Halloween when they went on sale. Even if you didn't do this, the earlier you start shopping – even during the final summer months – the more you are going to be able to look around and find the absolute best price.
- Shop Online – Speaking of finding the best price, another great idea is to make sure you do most of your shopping online. While there's nothing more fun than taking a kid (or five) to a Halloween costume shop (sarcasm!), there's something to be said about shopping for a costume online. It's easy, safe and convenient – and you can save money too.
- Read Reviews – Finally, you are going to want to make sure you read reviews of the various costumes before you get out your credit card and make any purchases. There are quite a few places you can read reviews these days, but you should find a website you trust and stick with them and their recommendations for the best Halloween costumes for boys in 2012.
Halloween is all about having fun and being able to dress up and score a lot of candy. Picking out the costume should not be stressful or a headache! The sooner you start shopping for a Halloween costume, the sooner you're going to be able to relax and just enjoy the holidays.


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Niacin was the third of the B group vitamins to be discovered, hence its designation as vitamin B3. Historically it has also been called vitamin P.
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Niacin was the third of the B group vitamins to be discovered, hence its designation as vitamin B3. Historically it has also been called vitamin P. It comes in two different forms: niacinamide (or nicotinamide) and nicotinic acid. Both forms of supplement can provide the body's nutritional requirements but they have different effects. Niacin influences the cardiovascular system, stimulating circulation and dilating the blood vessels, thus potentially helping to maintain healthy cholesterol levels.
The niacinamide form can initiate a sudden hot tingling flush in some individuals, which is temporary and harmless. It's caused by the release of histamine, a vasodilator.
People who react with a 'niacin flush' may prefer the nicotinic acid form, which is non-flushing.
Niacin (Vitamin B3) Benefits
Niacin deficiency, known as pellagra, used to be called the disease of the 4 D's: diarrhoea, dermatitis, dementia/depression, and (ultimately) death. Caused by poor dietary nutrition it is now rare in developed countries but still prevalent in countries where malnutrition is common.
Niacin deficiency may present as ulcer formation, dizziness, bad breath, headaches, nausea, irritability and depression.
As part of a vitamin B complex supplementation, niacin supports healthy brain and nervous tissue function and improves the stress response by supporting adrenal function.
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Niacin should always be taken in conjunction with a B complex supplement, as all the B group vitamins need to be present in the correct ratio for optimal effect.
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Why is everyone talking about the Pomegranate phone? well, can your phone brew a cup of coffee, give you a clean shave and translate your conversation to Farsi while you chat with your buddy? [Read more…]
Pomegranate phone says a lot about us
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As our population ages, there is a greater need for a suitable supply of engineered tissues to address a range of debilitating ailments. Stem cell based therapies are envisioned to meet this emerging need. Despite significant progress in controlling stem cell differentiation, it is still difficult to engineer human tissue constructs for transplantation. Recent advances in micro- and nanofabrication techniques have enabled the design of more biomimetic biomaterials that may be used to direct the fate of stem cells. These biomaterials could have a significant impact on the next generation of stem cell based therapies. Here, we highlight the recent progress made by micro- and nanoengineering techniques in the biomaterials field in the context of directing stem cell differentiation. Particular attention is given to the effect of surface topography, chemistry, mechanics and micro- and nanopatterns on the differentiation of embryonic, mesenchymal and neural stem cells.
With the increasing number of patients suffering from damaged or diseased organs and the shortage of organ donors, the need for methods to construct human tissues outside the body has risen. To address this issue, the interdisciplinary field of tissue engineering has emerged in the past few years to generate biological tissue constructs that maintain or enhance normal tissue function [
One of the current challenges in the development of tissue engineered constructs is the lack of a renewable cell source. Embryonic, induced pluripotent and adult stem cells are promising cell sources in therapeutic and regenerative medicine. Due to their ability to self-renew and differentiate into various cell types, these cells could potentially be cultured and harvested for regeneration of damaged, injured and aged tissue [
Recent advances in micro- and nanofabrication technology have paved the way to create substrates with precise micro- and nanocues, variable stiffness and chemical composition to better mimic the
In the body the cellular microenvironment is comprised of other cells, matrix, and soluble factors that regulate the resulting cell behavior [
With the advances in photo- and soft lithographic techniques, there has been a growing interest towards fabrication of micro- and nanotopographies to address fundamental questions related to cell-substrate interactions. An excellent example is the alignment of cells along microgrooves, a phenomenon known as contact guidance [
The shape of the microtopographies has also been shown to be important in stem cell behavior [
Non-adhesive microscale structures also direct cell differentiation. For example, it is widely recognized that the differentiation of ESCs into various cell types could benefit from cell aggregates called embryoid bodies (EBs) [
Micropatterned substrates have been used extensively to pattern cells on substrates and to control the resulting cell shape [
Micropatterns have also been used to demonstrate a relationship between NSCs shape and differentiation. Solanki
Early studies of cells on nanostructured surfaces have mainly focused on nanogrooves. These studies have demonstrated that nanoscale grooves can direct cell alignment and migration through contact guidance even on feature sizes that were only 30 nm deep [
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Most of today's biomaterials are prepared and tested individually for various applications. This process is time-consuming and expensive. An emerging approach in the development of biomaterials has been the use of combinatorial high-throughput screening methods to lower the cost and the experimentation time. This approach can be applied to stem cell bioengineering by simultaneously examining numerous parameters on stem cell fate. Kohn and co-workers [
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Surface topography as well as micro- and nanoscale chemical patterns on biomaterials have proven to be efficient methods to direct stem cell behavior. In addition, substrate stiffness and chemical cues are important factors in controlling stem cell fate. Further advances in controlling stem cell fate could be achieved by combining the above mentioned parameters in a more scalable and combinatorial manner to address the complexity of the natural stem cell niche. Overall, it is becoming clearer that the advances in micro- and nanoengineering can be used to precisely control stem cell behavior through cell-substrate interactions with enormous potential implications in science and medicine.
AK acknowledges funding from the National Institutes of Health (HL092836, DE019024, EB008392, DE021468, AR05837, EB012597, HL099073), the National Science Foundation CAREER Award (DMR 0847287) and the office of Naval Research Young Investigator Award. ADP is grateful for the postdoctoral fellowship grant awarded by the Danish Council for Technology and Innovation, and the University of Aarhus for administration of the grant.


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The NSW Government will proceed with new laws to widen the powers of its inquiry into the state's biggest club, Penrith Panthers, in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling that it could not make findings of "corrupt or improper conduct".
The club launched a legal challenge against the inquiry, chaired by Ian Temby, QC, in August. It argued that the laws setting up the special commission of inquiry did not define or specify findings of corrupt or improper behaviour.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, Justice John Hamilton upheld the club's argument, ruling that because the legislation failed to specify these powers, it was more important to preserve the "rights and reputation" of individuals. He said a High Court decision had also ruled in favour of considering the effect of such findings on an individual reputation.
"The statute is not clear in its terms as to what findings may or may not be made, and [because of] the lack of clarity, [a decision] should be made in favour of the interpretation that preserves the rights and reputation of individuals," he said.
The ruling provided a significant morale boost for the Panthers club, and its beleaguered chief executive, Roger Cowan, immediately called on the State Government to abandon its plans to amend the law. "This decision completely vindicates the club's position with respect to these proceedings," he said.
During the challenge, the court was told that counsel assisting Mr Temby, Vicky Hartstein, had prepared a brief which recommended findings against at least 11 people involved with the club. The court was told that the list, which was never made public, included a number of serving and former club directors, board members and employees and also included Mr Cowan.
Lawyers for the club argued that most of the people named had not been legally represented at the inquiry and were not aware that adverse findings might be made against them.
Justice Hamilton conceded that was often little distinction between a finding of corruption and a factual finding that could discredit a person. But he rejected argument that the utility of inquiry would be compromised if such findings could not be made.
But the club's triumph is likely to be short-lived. The Government said yesterday that it would persist with legislation to close the loopholes and define the inquiry's powers when Parliament resumed, on Tuesday week.
The legislation has been introduced to the lower house and is likely to gain enough support from minor party MPs, including the Greens, to pass through the upper house.
The commission has been investigating Mr Cowan's family company and financial affairs since June. It was nearing the end of evidence hearings when it was forced to mothball proceedings because of the challenge. Mr Temby was expected to report by November 1.
The Temby commission was the first inquiry established under a series of amendments to the Registered Clubs Act 2003. There are no rights of appeal after findings are made and the director of the Department of Gaming and Racing has the power to refer findings to police or other agencies for prosecution.
In a second court challenge, as yet unheard, Panthers is seeking to force the Government to produce the original allegations on which the inquiry was established. Clubs NSW had described the inquiry as a show trial.


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After leaving the Miami Dolphins without a contract on Thursday, free agent tight end Dustin Keller might be feeling a bit anxious. It's for that reason his agent will likely reach out to teams like the Denver Broncos, Buffalo Bills and New York Giants in an effort to spark interest in his client. In fact, the Miami Herald reports that's it's more than likely; it's their "understanding" that's exactly what's going to happen.
The alleged reason Keller and the Dolphins couldn't come to an agreement is because Keller is looking for a contract similar to the one Jared Cook just got (five-years, $35.11 million). Essentially, he's looking for $7 million annually and the Dolphins weren't willing to pay it.
News flash: the Giants won't pay that either.
After letting Martellus Bennett take off to the Chicago Bears on a four-year, $20 million deal, it's clear the Giants aren't looking to invest big numbers in a tight end. They are more than confident in the combination of Adrien Robinson and Bear Pascoe, so Keller would have to come down on his price by about $5 million annually before the Giants would even consider him. And we all know that's not happening.
At the end of the day (royalties to Antrel Rolle), Keller's agent is merely trying to create a market for his client by involving teams who, on the surface, appear to have a need at tight end. Chances are however, the Giants aren't going to bite or play along in this little game, so don't expect anything else to come from the Keller situation unless he miraculously drops his high demands.
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- An example of roam is aimlessly walking through the forest.
- An example of roam is window shopping while waiting for a friend.
Roam is defined as to wander.
to travel from place to place, esp. with no special plan or purpose; go aimlessly; wander
Origin of roamMiddle English romen from or akin to Old English aræman, to rise from Indo-European an unverified form erei- from base an unverified form er-, to set in motion from source rise, run
to wander over or through: to roam the streets
the act of roaming; ramble
verbroamed, roam·ing, roams
- To move about without purpose or plan; wander. See Synonyms at wander.
- To turn the attention from one subject to another with little clarity or coherence of thought: I could hear the speaker, but my thoughts were roaming.
- a. To move or pass over the body: His hands roamed over her body.b. To be directed without apparent purpose; look in an idle or casual manner: Her eyes roamed around the room.
- To use a cell phone network outside of a home service area as defined by a service plan.
- To wander over or through: roamed the streets.
- To be directed over or around (an area): Her gaze roamed the beach.
The act or an instance of roaming.
Origin of roamMiddle English romen
Related Forms:
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(third-person singular simple present roams, present participle roaming, simple past and past participle roamed)
From Middle English romen, from Old English *rÄmian, from Proto-Germanic *raimÅnan ("to wander"), from *raim- ("to move, raise"), from Proto-Indo-European *rÄ«-, *reyw-, *(o)reyÇ- ("to move, lift, flow"). Akin to Old English ÄrÇ£man "to arise, stand up, lift up", Old High German rÄmÄ"n ("to aim") (> archaic German rahmen ("to strive")), Middle Dutch rammen "to night-wander, copulate", rammelen "to wander about, ramble". More at ramble


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In April 1982, NBC broadcast the Emmy award-winning documentary "DPT: Vaccine Roulette," produced by consumer reporter Lea Thompson. Following that broadcast, a handful of parents in the Washington, DC, area–all of whom had children injured by vaccines–joined together and cofounded the nonprofit, educational organization Dissatisfied Parents Together (DPT). That organization grew into the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC).
NVIC cofounders worked with Congress to create the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. In 1989, NVIC held the International Scientific Workshop on Pertussis and Pertussis Vaccine to evaluate the neurological complications of pertussis and the pertussis vaccine. In 1996, a purified pertussis vaccine was licensed after a decade of public advocacy work.
NVIC serves as a watchdog organization, monitoring vaccine research, development, policy-making, and legislation. The organization provides assistance to parents whose children have suffered vaccine reactions; promotes scientific research into vaccine safety, effectiveness, and reactivity; and advocates oversight mechanisms within the mass vaccination program and the right to informed choice regarding vaccination.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That following the boundary of the Coeur dAlene Indian Reservation, in the State of Idaho, wherever the surveys and said reservation, as finally approved, make it appear to the Commissioner of the General Land Office, that adjoining owners of land or entrymen would be deprived of a portion of their land as said land appears described under patent or entry, such an amount of adjoining land upon payment therefor at their appraised value, as provided in the act of june twenty-first, nineteen hundred and six (Thirty-fourth Statutes at Large, page three hundred and thirty-five), shall be granted from the reservation to owners of such adjoining land as will complete their respective tracts as defined by patent or entry: Provided, That the provisions of this act shall not extend to lands which are embraced in allotments made under the provisions of the act of June twenty-first, nineteen hundred and six (Thirty-fourth Statutes at Large, page three hundred and thirty-five), or to lands in the use or occupation of any Indian having tribal rights on the Coeur dAlene Reservation.
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Excuse Rich Rodriguez if he trades in his hot dogs and burgers for some gumbo and catfish this July 4th.
The Arizona Wildcats picked up a commitment today from cornerback Antonio Parks of Reserve, La., — a suburb of New Orleans.
Parks committed to Arizona on Twitter this afternoon, picking the Wildcats over Clemson. He also had offers from Purdue, Arizona State, Duke, Iowa State, Central Florida and others.
I'm BEYOND excited to announce that I am committed to The University Of Arizona #BearDown #UofA #Wildcats #Pac12 🐻⬇🔴🔵⚪ HERE I COME !
— Antonio Parks (@_Str8King) July 4, 2014
Arizona has long been in good position with Parks and felt strong about getting his commitment today.
Listed at 5-feet-10-inches and 177 pounds, Parks is rated as a three-star prospect by the Scout.com recruiting service. He has the size to play an outside corner spot for the Wildcats and the speed to play inside in the slot as well.
Parks is the second Louisiana high school player to commit to Arizona in the 2015 class. Running back Orlando Bradford of Shreveport, La., pledged to the UA in mid-June.
With Parks on board, Arizona now has 16 known commitments for 2015. He's the fourth defensive back of the class joining Tucson High's Demetrius Flannigan, Arizona Western safety Paul Magloire and Washington D.C. high school product Sammy Morrison.


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The family lived with a contradictory sense of parsimony and indulgence, "both beyond and below our means."
The indulgence, however, does not apply to sins that have not yet been committed.
Her wardrobe is primarily understated, her hair worn plain in shiny brown waves, her one indulgence the occasional whimsical hat.
Those who made a pilgrimage to pray to the relic were given a 10-year indulgence.
Because this is not just another genre-loving Tarantino indulgence.
He represented that it would be safe to trust the reporters to the Speaker's indulgence.
No sensation, no indulgence, no excess seemed to threaten me.
We know he wasted what he had—probably in indulgence—and there is a mortgage on his farm.
My occupations have been, unfortunately, of a nature not favorable to the indulgence of verse.
indulgence in malt liquors, wines, and spirits should be strictly prohibited.
mid-14c., "freeing from temporal punishment for sin," from Old French indulgence or directly from Latin indulgentia "complaisance, fondness, remission," from indulgentem (nominative indulgens) "indulgent, kind, tender, fond," present participle of indulgere "be kind, yield," of unknown origin; perhaps from in- "in" + derivative of PIE root *dlegh- "to engage oneself."
Sense of "gratification of another's desire or humor" is attested from late 14c. That of "yielding to one's inclinations" (technically self-indulgence) is from 1640s. In British history, Indulgence also refers to grants of certain liberties to Nonconformists under Charles II and James II, as special favors rather than legal rights; specifically the Declarations of Indulgence of 1672, 1687, and 1688 in England and 1669, 1672, and 1687 in Scotland.
In the Roman Catholic Church, a declaration by church authorities that those who say certain prayers or do good deeds will have some or all of their punishment in purgatory remitted.
Note: In the Middle Ages, indulgences were frequently sold, and the teaching on indulgences was often distorted. The attack by Martin Luther on the sale of indulgences began the Reformation.


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Until this year, Brian Pier, a 41-year- old manager of computer consultants, saw 401(k) retirement-savings programs "as the best tax break handed to common folk like me."
It had been an easy call for Pier to contribute the maximum to his company-sponsored 401(k), but the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 changed that. He now has the choice of contributing up to $2,000 to the new Roth IRA, which will be available to most taxpayers beginning in 1998.


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Try to lock all doors through Driver door, Passenger door doesn't lock
Hello again! I have a 94 E36 2 door.
My problem is my passenger door lock. I will lock my doors via putting in the key into the driver's side then turn the key. Driver's door locks, but passenger's door doesn't. I will have to walk over to the other side of the car and put the key into the keyhole of the passenger door then then it to lock it.
Even then, the little knob on the inside does not go down like it is supposed to (it goes down hardly, probably in the millimeters range).
Pressing the driver's door lock while in the car locks the driver's door, but not the passengers'.
I have no aftermarket alarm (or alarm in general) installed, but am planning on getting one. Any thoughts on this and what brand and model to go for? I read that some alarms mess the locking of their E36.
Most likely an actuator
An for alarms im not sure i have a viper system that has yet to be installed.
Just dont get anything cheap and your should be fine.
http://www.directed.com/ is a trusted company
You could just wait a couple of weeks and it might start working again or at least thats what my actuator wants to do.
sounds like an actuator. i suggest taking the doorpanel off and inspect for binding or other interferences. it may just need to be lubricated, or it may need to be replaced. either way you wouldn't know for certain without takig a look at it.
Thanks everyone.
I've had this problem for a few months now.
Now time to remove that door panel!
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I have one of the older airgun gear rigs that you are inquiring about. It has been used by me only. If you want to swap out yours for mine we can.
Mine has the older more flexable straps on it (they are more prone to twisting ). That is the reason I wanted to get the newer one but have this one. I don't know if you are that interested in getting the older one that much. As stated mine have some straps that over time can and in my case do twist but other than that it is ok no damage to it.
Give me a shout if you are interested.
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Super Mario 63 is a adventure game available for free. You can use arrow keys to move around and press Z, X, C to take actions. You can press Z to read signs and talk to Toads. When you meet your enemies such as Goombals, you can jump on it to destroy them. When you meet Bob-Omb, you can use X to spin attacking it. After you have beat down one enemy you can get a golden coin. And you can stomp by pressing Z in the air. Use this can break open these blocks over here. Have fun and good luck!
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I've been tagged! Twice in a week, the first was by Alina B. L., so now I have to tell you 7 interesting things about me... let's see (I don't know how interesting these will be), I'll do the next tag later on.
1. I can remember things from when I was a baby, I remember being in the play pen, and feeling very angry when my mom put me in there... my cousins were there and I wanted to play with them.
2. I got married when I was 24, and we'll be married 16 years this May... you do the math! (24 seems so young to me now!)
3. I've only been scrapbooking for the past year and a half or so. But, I love it. I thought it was just gluing pictures and stickers on cardstock... that's so not scrapbooking!
4. I love to decorate my house.
5. I love to garden.
6. I wrote a children's book, but I'm patiently waiting for my DH to illustrate the pictures so that I can shop it around to get it published.
7. I've also written a few short stories... I fantasize about being a novelist. ;-)
Now, I must tag some folks, so here they are:
Happy Scrappy Sam - Samantha
Christina - inara
Pamela - Pamela
Tara - http://tinawhitney.blogspot.com/
Melegs - http://ericasdoingsomethingelse.blogspot.com/
I hope they play! All they have to do, is post 7 interesting things about themselves on their blogs. ;-)
Also, yesterday I did a non-LOAD layout! Took a couple days off. But, I thought I'd share a trick I use for how to select your lettering for a title before you stick it down and to make sure it will fit.
Here's the slide show
Here's what you do.
Select the letter stickers that you want to use. Get some tracing paper or vellum, then trace out your title. Now place your title over your layout. This will show you how your title will look and where you'd like to place it. If it looks good, now you're ready to place your letters down. But, don't place them right on the layout. Take a ruler and place the edges of the stickers on the ruler. Once you do that, you can now move it around on your layout for perfect placement. Then just stick it down.
I had a little dilemma with my title, I only had one "G" and I needed two. So, I took the outline of the "G" after I used the first one, and cut it out and placed it. It worked perfectly here because it didn't cover up the photo.
Here's the end result, and some close ups:
Another thing I did, rather than just stick these Gettysburg stickers right on the cardstock where they might get lost, I put them on some paper covered chipboard, and made my own embellie out of them.
Monday, February 4, 2008
4 comments:
- Pamela said...
Great tip!
- February 4, 2008 at 12:43 PM
- Pamela said...
Ok...I played.
- February 4, 2008 at 1:16 PM
- IamDerby said...
Nice page!
I got married at 22. At the time I thought I was so old. Ha now I know i was so young! (we are still married, 13 years in august)
- February 4, 2008 at 11:53 PM
- Samantha said...
I didn't know you tagged me!! I will add my answers to my post tonight :) BTW, I love your pages! Oh, and I got married at 24, too. I thought I was so behind the whole marriage band-wagon. Ha!
- February 19, 2008 at 2:43 AM
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From: Albert Lunde (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Date: Thu Aug 10 2000 - 09:37:00 PDT
> That's a good point. Users do seem to confuse input parameters, config
> attributes and template variables. They are three very distinctly
> different things, used in different contexts. Adding to the confusion
Add to the list shell environment variables (as used in the rundig
It might be useful to have some annotated examples (though I suppose
this overlaps with the FAQ).
Much of the existing documentation reads like a reference manual, which
is an important thing to have, but it's hard to decide where to
start, and which among dozens of parameters are most likely
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Food is one of life's great pleasures. At Primland, we believe that amazing flavors happen when you cook with heart and soul, using seasonal farm-fresh products. We work closely with local growers and purveyors to hand-select only the freshest, most innovative organic and sustainable ingredients. The resulting flavors linger as fond memories long after the meal has come to an end.
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This refined dining room, located on the main floor in The Lodge, evokes the elements of air, water, fire and earth while celebrating elemental flavors, with a focus on local, organic and sustainable foods. The food at elements, prepared with great care and thoughtfulness, sings with flavors as fresh and inspired as the ingredients we've gathered from local growers who are as committed to pleasure as we are.
Visit the 19th Pub and enjoy a lively bar well stocked with draught beers, single malts and favorite cocktails. Hearty fare includes appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrées which change seasonally.
Primland's original Virginia dining facility, built atop the old stables, is available seasonally for breakfast or dinner and year-round for private parties and events. The Stables Saloon's chef and culinary team have created classic, Southern-inspired menus perfect for a hearty respite after a full day of activities. Casual attire.
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Ballot measures asking residents to tax themselves for the benefit of local school districts enjoyed decisive wins this week, not only in the South Bay - where all four such efforts emerged triumphant - but across Los Angeles County, where the success rate was 18 for 19.
The streak of local victories doesn't even factor in the most consequential success, Proposition 30, Gov. Jerry Brown's signature bill that spares California's public schools from taking another $6 billion hit on top of the $20 billion they've already endured in recent years.
"People understand schools have been cut down to the bare bones," said Anita Avrick, Redondo Beach school board president. "If 30 hadn't passed, just about every school district would have been taken over by the state."
The wave of success seems to hint at a reversal of fortunes for public schools and community colleges, which for several years have seen class sizes swell, the length of school years shrink and popular programs disappear.
But local education officials say it's too soon to tell what - if anything - can be quickly restored as a result of the successes, noting that Proposition 30 merely promises flat funding.
"It's like, OK, now we can somewhat relax with the knowledge that, barring some unforeseen event, it's not going to get worse," said Bill Beverly, board president of El Camino College.
Still, local education officials say they look forward to the unfamiliar business of adding rather than subtracting.
In the Centinela Valley district - which consists of Lawndale, Leuzinger and Hawthorne high schools - the success of both Proposition 30 and Measure CL, a regional parcel tax benefiting five South Bay districts, soon could mean the restoration of programs.
These could include adding assistant principals and other staff support to Leuzinger High School, or breathing life back into the district's recently decimated adult-education program, Superintendent Jose Fernandez said.
"I'm feeling really good, not for myself but for the 33,000 kids in this region," he said, referring to students not only in his district, but the other four beneficiaries of Measure CL: the Hawthorne, Lawndale, Lennox and Wiseburn elementary school districts.
In Redondo Beach, where a triumphant Measure Q will bring $63 million to cover technology expenses, Avrick said she'd like to look at restoring smaller class sizes, which in grades K-3 have risen from 20 to 28 in half a decade. But she added such a bring-back must be weighed against other possible restorations, such as the five days lost to furloughs and depleted reserve accounts.
"We're down to 3.01 percent," she said of the district's rainy day fund, which by law cannot dip below 3 percent. "That's not a position you want to be in. You want to have close to 8 percent."
The Los Angeles Unified School District would have had to cut $255 million from this year's budget, and upwards of $650 million next year if the state ballot measure had failed. To cope with the cuts, officials debated shrinking the school calendar by 15 days, canceling student transportation and consolidating or killing programs.
Those contingency plans won't be necessary with voter approval of Proposition 30, which will raise the sales tax a quarter-percent for the next four years and the tax rate on incomes over $250,000 for seven years.
Meanwhile, of the four successful measures in the South Bay, three were strictly for facilities, meaning the money can be spent only on construction or infrastructure - not teacher salaries or educational programs.
Such initiatives tend to play well here.
For instance, Redondo Beach Unified's Measure Q is the third such referendum to pass in that school district since 2000.
And El Camino College's Measure E, which will borrow $350 million to cover facility upgrades, replicates a similar success a decade ago. It will essentially allow the Torrance-area college to complete the half of campus left untouched by the first bond, not to mention guarantee 10 or so more years of steady construction.
In Inglewood Unified, Measure GG will generate $90 million for facility upgrades. It comes just several years after voters in the district passed Measure K, which borrowed $130 million for projects that include a new school, the K-8 La Tijera.
Staff writer Barbara Jones contributed to this story.
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Published: March 23, 2010 at 9:14 AMI loved watching LMA! I had such a good time. It was really cool to see how they did all the tricks and some of the choreography was just amazing and executed perfectly. I hope this one wins. I haven't seen Aladdin, so I can't vote for it over LMA!
Published: March 23, 2010 at 9:20 AMI love the soon to be gone Aladdin show as it's a great combination of action, drama, music, and dance. Basically a free Broadway style show without paying Broadway prices!
Sadly, I have a hunch that it will lose to Lights as Lights is action-packed, has explosions, cars, and stunts. All that seems more popular than musicals.
No offense to Lights though... I think it looks awesome in all of the videos I've seen. I just can't vote for it as I've never been to it or any carbon copy (as they don't exist... but I would hope for one in California!)
Plus I think that more people have been to Florida's parks on here than California's. Maybe I'm wrong?
Published: March 23, 2010 at 9:34 AMAladdin is definitely superior. The theater alone is a work of art, unlike that of LMA, which feels too Nascar-ish.
Unfortunately, as Brandon pointed out, big explosions will earn more fans than musicals. Oddly enough, though, LMA has so much downtime between scenes that the action loses momentum very quickly.
Disney's musicals are better than their stunt shows. Leave the stunt shows to Universal. They know how to work 'em.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 9:39 AMI love Aladdin, but I am first and foremost a car guy, and I was absolutely blown away by Lights Motors Action. This show was a dream come true for someone who likes Disney parks and the smell of melted rubber. The automotive aspects were detailed, accurate, and interesting, the action is captivating, and the scale is very, very impressive. What puts LMA completely over the edge is that my entire family considered it one of the highlights of the trip to Walt Disney World, and asked to see it again before we left. None of them are car people at all. In Aladdin's defense, it truly is a grand, near-Broadway level play with an extremely talented cast, and a must see for every California Adventure visit. It really pains me to vote against it, but LMA is really that good.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 9:47 AMCome on people, we can't let Aladdin, which is easily one of the best theme park shows ever lose. If you're looking to see cars explode, just watch Nascar.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 9:52 AMI'd love to watch LMA within the next few years, but repeat viewings would be affected by pacing for sure. I just got back from watching Cirque du Soleil's Kooza a few weeks ago and as great as the show was, there were a few acts that slowed the pacing wayyyy too much. The transitions were great, filled in by the clowns and other characters, but two extremely slow paced acts (solo trapeze and chair balancing guy) just didn't do much for me.
From the sounds of it LMA sounds like an average Jackie Chan movie. (Don't get me wrong, I'm a HUGE JC fan, but his run of the mill movies are just action action action with some story built around it) Phenomenal stunts and action, but the filler in between can be fast forwarded. But of course, I should just see it for myself!
Published: March 23, 2010 at 10:22 AMI think the transition breaks and pacing are what change LMA from an explosion fest to a quality show. The purpose is to show you how these stunts are done and create an appreciation for the machinery. Most "drivers" in America regard driving as something they unfortunately must do to get somewhere, and they involve themselves as little as possible (with tragic results). An appreciation and understanding of car control is something this country needs. Maybe LMA can spark an interest in actually learning about cars and the fine art of really driving.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 10:45 AMI think this where we're really seeing this site's East coast bias. The majority of the site's users seem to only visit the east coast parks and have never seen Aladdin. Since there is no version of the show at WDW, I think a lot of people are voting for the show they've seen.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 10:57 AMWow this is shocking. Aladdin is pure Disney genious and the best show at a theme park. The actors are really good, especially the genie who keeps the show fresh. LMA is good but, like other people have said the pacing is a bit off. Aladdin is wonderful and its a shame its losing to an ok but inferior, story-less car show.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 11:07 AMTyler -
Published: March 23, 2010 at 11:08 AMWhile I have seen LMA more often than I've seen Aladdin, I've gotta go with the West Coast show. I would go to see Aladdin every time I was at DCA. The stunt show, I can take or leave. I've seen it, it's always the same, it'll be there next time I'm at DHS.
I've also seen the original show in France, and I like that version better than DHS's since they use audience volunteers as extras during the show.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 12:40 PMAladdin by a mile. LMA is a poor excuse for a stunt show with way too many slow, plodding moments. It can't hold a candle to Waterworld. Aladdin is one of the best musical shows that Disney has ever produced.
Published: March 23, 2010 at 1:13 PMAladdin is an absolutely amazing, wonderfully entertaining show, and I will be very sad to see its run end. LMA was extremely unenjoyable for me: too loud, sun in my eyes, had to climb a zillion steps to get to a seat, bottleneck in exit pattern caused a huge delay in leaving the amphitheater... just not a fun time. I'd hate to see LMA beat such a fabulous musical extravaganza as Aladdin. Once was more than enough for LMA, but I could watch Aladdin again and again. (And have!) Just hearing what new jokes and pop-culture references the Genie will toss in makes it worth seeing multiple times!
Published: March 23, 2010 at 1:52 PMHaving seen both shows I am actually glad Lights, Motors, Action won. I live in New York and trust me Aladdin is not even close to a Broadway caliber show (with the exception of set quality). Lights, Motors, Action is easily the best stunt show I have ever seen and is perfectly coordinated.Don't let appearances deceive you!
Published: March 23, 2010 at 2:30 PMI agree that Aladdin is not a Broadway caliber show, but it still blows LMA out of the water.
LMA just seems to eat the day. It's hot, slow, long, and only plays a couple of times daily. Since you have to queue about 45 minutes before the show to get a decent seat, I find that the whole day must be planned around it, and it ain't worth planning around.


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MLS Commissioner Don Garber called Galaxy superstar David Beckham "an unbelievable ambassador for the league and the Galaxy."
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Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber says David Beckham accomplished everything he set out to do when he signed with the LA Galaxy six years ago--and then some.
Beckham has announced that MLS Cup this Saturday will be his last MLS game, although he is not retiring. Various reports have linked him moving to clubs in Australia, China, Europe and to the New York Cosmos as a player-part owner.
"When David came to MLS in '97 he said to us that he was not coming here to retire," said Garber, speaking during his annual state of the league call with reporters. "He was coming here to be a part of a team and work hard and hopefully win some championships, and very importantly he was coming here to help grow the sport of soccer in America and to make MLS more popular here and abroad, and I don't think anybody would doubt that he hasn't over delivered on every one of those measures."
Since Beckham signed with the Galaxy in January 2007, the league has added seven expansion teams and ten new soccer-specific stadiums.
"The expansion fee for Toronto was $10 million," said Garber referring to the last team admitted to the league before Beckham's signing. "The fee for Montreal was $40 million and it's fair to say some of our teams are worth far more than that today."
More importantly, according to Garber, Beckham raised the profile of the league both in North America and abroad.
"There is arguably not a soccer fan on this planet that doesn't know the LA Galaxy and Major League Soccer, and David played a significant role in making that happen," said Garber. "He was an unbelievable ambassador for the league and the Galaxy and he was an incredibly cooperative guy with all the promotional and pr tasks that we and our clubs had for him, both in Los Angeles, when he was on the road, and for the league at a national level.
"His presence here and his experience with the Galaxy, served without doubt as a catalyst for other world class players to come to the league, from Thierry Henry to Rafa Marquez, Robbie Keane, Juan Pablo Angel just to name a few. "
Beckham was the league's first signing as a designated player, a player allowed to be signed by a team outside of the league salary cap, which has become known as the Beckham Rule. This season, there were 31 dps on MLS rosters.
Beckham's tenure with the Galaxy was not always a smooth one. He arrived injured after finishing up his contract with Real Madrid, and re-injured himself while playing in a SuperlIga game, causing him to miss six weeks of the season. His continued flirtations with the English national team and loans abroad two seasons in a row to A.C. Milan left some questioning his commitment to the Galaxy and the league. Those complaints were bolstered by the fact that he did not join the Galaxy until July in 2009 because of his loan to the Italian side, then missed much of the 2010 season while recovering from a torn Achilles tendon that he suffered while on loan with AC Milan.
Last year, in 2011, he delivered his best MLS season, staying relatively healthy, while foregoing off- season loans, leading the Galaxy to the MLS Championship. Garber said "he delivered last year on his statement that he wanted to win championships. Saturday's game will be his third trip to MLS Cup in the last four seasons."
Garber says he expects Beckham will continue to have a role within the league once his playing days are formally over. As part of his 2007 agreement with the league, Beckham has an option to acquire an expansion franchise. Garber points out the franchise option was not offered, but became part of the negotiation. It does not however extend to a possible New York franchise, but could somehow be converted to a stake in the Galaxy.
While some have hailed Beckham as a savior of MLS, most knowledgeable observers would agree the league didn't need saving, as it was already on the upswing. Nevertheless, Garber acknowledges Beckham accelerated that upswing.
" We needed David Beckham in 2007 to help drive our credibility, to help grow our popularity, and to show the world that the United States was ready to support a division I league at the league at the levels it could be supported around the world," said Garber.
" At that time, remember where Major League Soccer was. We had 12 teams at that time. We had not yet had the television relationships that we have today. Probably half the number of soccer stadiums and the league was much more immature. What we were looking for was a long-term partner in building this league, someone who was committed to working with us in creating more value for everyone.
"That's the role David played. I have no regrets whatsoever in any aspect of this deal. There is still a lot of work to figure out how that option gets executed and when it gets executed and where it gets executed what the details are. We believe it was the right thing to do at the time, and I sit here today in 2012 and believe today it will be a terrific thing going forward."
Garber says that while the league will miss Beckham both as a player and a personality, it no longer needs a Beckham.
"We don't need anything today to get us to the next level. It's a wide variety of initiatives from player development to continued investment in our overall player pool to better and more focused marketing to smart expansion to a transformation into a digital world where our games are even more available than they are today.
"I believe moving forward that there will be another player that will surprise the soccer world like David surprised the world when he agreed to come to Major League Soccer. I don't know who that player will be but it's probably going to be one of the great players that's playing in Europe today."
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Step into my time machine Fashionistas/os because today we are dealing with a comeback. Some of the newer comebacks I have been seeing around are '80s-themed, such as feather earrings and big hair (Snooki, I'm looking at you). The trend we are dealing with today is often overlooked in the industry. It has been seen countless ways from inside the packaging of a Halloween costume to being front and center on the Paris runway. Yes, Fashionistas/os, the trend I am talking about is the school uniform.
If you attended a private school at any point in your childhood you must be familiar with the school uniform: white collared shirt, plaid knee-length skirt and penny loafers to match. What many who have attended private school also know is the rebellion that comes with. As a private school alum myself, I can proudly say I was a member of this reform. When the school uniforms were delivered each year, girls flocked to the tailor demanding the skirts to be transformed into minis, the sleeves pushed up on the shirts to give off a perfect grunge feel and the penny loafers to be traded in for Dr. Martens like this Fashionista's to finish off the punk chic look we were all going for. It was the start of a new fashion era for girls aged 11 to 13.
This Fashionista puts her own spin on the school uniform. In fact, I spotted this Fashionista on a school field trip. She sported an adorable plaid miniskirt and paired it with simple black accents to match. A common rule in the fashion industry along with no white after Labor Day is no plaid after the holidays. Plaid is commonly associated with a grandmother sewing in a rocking chair. This Fashionista took plaid and made it hip by putting the fabric on a young and modern piece of clothing. If you are looking for a vintage feel in your outfit, plaid is always a good choice. Matching the mini with a pair of red gloves is a nice touch. It adds cohesion to an outfit that otherwise may have fell flat. Since the skirt is surrounded by all black, the red gloves add the pop of color needed so the skirt does not get lost.
Accessories wise, this Fashionista keeps it fairly simple. She sports a black shoulder bag with a gold accent and a simple gold necklace. A shoulder bag is the perfect accessory for anyone out and about. It can hold all the essentials (i.e. phone, lipstick and money) and fits comfortably on the shoulder without ever having to worry about it falling off.
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My name is Danisa I go by Danisa Denae in the modelling community, I was contacted by Textbook12 to submit 🙂 So I am very excited to have this opportunity! I am Canadian and turn 16 on Sept14th this year! I have been modelling for 8 months now and just got featured on VogueITALIA's PhotoVOGUE. I dream to one day be the next Pam Anderson or Ashley Alexiss. Marilyn Monroe has inspired me for years now. My bedroom is full of her and I've been told I look a lot like her but thats for you to decide! haha. I love doing PinUp modelling , Pinup is the funnest thing out there! I've always been a huge fan of playboy, of course I being only 16 just found out about playboy two years ago but ever since I've loved it! I've seen every Girls Next Door Episode and even got the privilege of getting to visit the Playboy store in Las Vegas last Summer at the Palm's Hotel. My room is designed half Playboy half Marilyn Monroe. I am really looking forward to the places Modelling will take me.
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Fifteenth century France is brought to life before your eyes on the Backlot Theater stage, with colorful sets and brightly costumed performers in a magical musical staging of The Hunchback of Notre Dame -- A Musical Adventure. You'll find Quasimodo, Esmeralda, Phoebus and their friends by walking to the end of New York Street, then making a left.
- There are several different performers who "warm-up" the
audience beginning about 20 minutes prior to show-time. Matt the
Juggler is my personal favorite, as he demonstrates wit and a real
talent for juggling -- even though by now I know almost all of his jokes!
The Hunchback of Notre Dame - A Musical Adventure - Following the script of the original animated feature pretty closely, the show traces the life of the orphaned Quasimodo. Despite the efforts of the cold, self-righteous Judge Frollo, the deformed bell-ringer eventually finds freedom through his relationship with the beautiful gypsy Esmeralda and the captain of the guard, Phoebus. The story is told through the use of uplifting musical numbers pulled straight from the film, vibrant costumes, innovative and expressive puppets, and a healthy helping of special effects.
Mini-Review: In my opinion, this is consistently the best production currently running at the Disney's Hollywood Studios. The staging, music and talented performances make this show a joy to watch even after repeated visits. One warning though: if I'm in the audience, you might want to cover your ears so you don't hear me singing along with Quasimodo as he performs "Out There"!
For more information on Disney's Hollywood Studios Live Entertainment, visit Steve Soares' WDW Entertainment Website.
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is performed several times a day and lasts approximately 32 minutes.
The best place to sit for this show is up front, close to the walkway that extends into the audience. All the characters make extensive use of this walkway, making you feel a part of the show.
Try to see this show early or later in the day - despite the fact that it's open, the theater tends to get hot in the midday.
Don't miss the entertaining pre-show! Claim your seat at the theater at least 20 minutes prior to show time. Be forewarned, though - those sitting in the front seats are frequently called on to "help" with the juggler.
Be sure to note how the puppeteer working Djali, Esmeralda's goat, shows the emotion of the scene on his face as he manipulates the puppet.
Watch the character of Clopin carefully throughout the show -- in several scenes, he duplicates the action occurring onstage or re-enacts scenes that occurred off-stage with puppets.
Many children find the themes of this show a bit over their heads and may be bored -- Hunchback seems to have a much stronger appeal to an older audience. If your child wasn't wild about this movie, you may want to skip this show with them. Come back to see it later without them!
This attraction is wheel chair/ECV accessible, with special seating available.
Listening Devices from Guest Services Can Be Used Here.
The nearest restrooms are located in Mama Melrose's restaurant a few minutes away from the theater.
Across the street from the exits of the Backlot Theater, be sure to look for the Singin' in the Rain umbrella! It's a great spot for a Gene Kelly photo opportunity -- just watch out for the rain! If you step in the right spot, you're sure to get showered!
The show's
performers walk into the audience along the runway in the middle
of the theater at several points during the show. At the end of the
show, they'll shake hands.
Small children may be frightened at several scenes, including one in which puppets and towns are set on fire.
The Backlot Theater is located next to the Character Greeting spot called Al's Toy Barn, which features characters from the Toy Story movies.
Check your daily Guide Map for times and locations of other Character Meet and Greet opportunities throughout Disney's Hollywood Studios.
There is no place to eat in the immediate vicinity of the Hunchback of Notre Dame show.
There is no place to shop in the immediate vicinity of the Hunchback show.
The Backlot
Theater has housed several other productions prior to the Hunchback
of Notre Dame, including Beauty and the Beast and Pocahontas.
Some of the original Hunchback cast members moved to shows in the Animal Kingdom when that park opened.
Many other photos of this breathtaking show can be found in the Hunchback of Notre Dame Photo Gallery.