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Father's Day Gadgets ideal for any Dad
June 13, 2013
By Greg Gazin - Apple Gazin' - G4 Canada
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There are all kinds of Dads and Dads like all kinds of things, but these days it's tough to find one who doesn't like gadgets. So here are a few ideas to consider when selecting just the right gift for your perfect Dad, ranging from simple and nifty to right off-the charts.
Optrix XD5 Housing & Lens
If Father is a bit of a daredevil, consider getting him an Optrix XD5 iPhone 5. It transforms your device into a waterproof mount action camera.
It's a cool little shockproof rugged unibody housing in the form of a translucent polycarbonate shell that uses the same monocoque technology used to protect Formula 1 drivers. It features a built-in 3-glass wide-angle lens to extends Dad's iPhone's 120° field of view to 175° which could him yield him some incredible footage. It's designed to resist a 30ft drop and is waterproof down to 33 feet. It has flat base and curved base mounts so Dad can attach it to any surface even his helmet.
The free Optrix VideoSport App will allows Dad to add telemetry to his videos, adjust frame rates for speed, adjust resolution for effect and lock the focus for a more stable result.
Optrix XD5 for iPhone 5 retails for $129.95. A similar model, the Optrix XD4 for iPhone 4/4S retails for $79.95. Both are available through Optrix.
Crimson Eye RC Helicopter
For Dads who like to spend time outdoors, check out the Crimson Eye, by Swann. It's a remote control operated lightweight helicopter that's fun to fly and even better it has a special eye on the form of a built-in video camera allowing him to shoot 640x480 videos as it flies. And should Dad be admittedly a little clumsy in the coordinating department, that's okay, because Crimson Eye uses Easy-Fly Gyro Technology to help keep the helicopter stable and allowing it to fly in six different directions; left or right, up and down, and forwards and backwards. And Dad can control it with a fully featured handheld double joystick style remote control.
It stores video on the included 512MB microSD card but he can use cards up to 32GB in capacity. It runs on 6xAA batteries, not included, which will last 6-8 minutes on a charge, but it does includes a spare set of rotors in the event Dad has a little mishap while having lots of fun with it, even indoors. Crimson Eye retails for $79.99 and is available through Amazon.
HANDeBAND Handgrip for Mobile Devices
If Dad likes walking around while looking at his iPhone, iPad, tablet or smartphone and sometimes, accidently drops it, then why not get Dad a one-finger or two-finger grip that attaches nicely to whatever he carts around. It's called the HANDeBAND and it does just that.
It's comfortable and usable on either hand, secures gadget nicely and is really easy to use. A base is applied to the back of the phone or tablet or its case then HANDeBAND slips right in. It conveniently rotates 360 degrees, so it can be used horizontally, vertically or any, which way; and, it can also double as a kickstand.
Each HANDeBAND kit comes with a single HANDeBAND and base fastener for mobile devices and a double-band and base fastener for an iPad, e-Reader or tablet.
Sharp AQUOS 60" 8-series 3D HDTV
At the other end of the spectrum, maybe you're looking for the ultimate gadget for Dad's man-cave or maybe something more suitable for the entire family to enjoy. Perhaps you'll want check out the latest episodes of CSI, catch the Stanley Cup playoffs, enjoy Batman: The Dark Knight Rises on BluRay or maybe engage in Call of Duty, Black Opps II. Wouldn't it be nice to watch it crisp new 3D HDTV?
The new Sharp Aquos LC-60LE857U with its 60" 1080p full-HD edge-lit 3D LED screen could be your answer. It features Sharps infamous Quattron technology, the extra yellow pixel for enhanced deep and more realistic colours. And having just finished watching Life of Pi, I can say that the Richard Parker, the Bengal Tiger, couldn't look any more realistic. Also with its 240Hz refresh rate and Aquomotion 960, I'm actually excited about watching hockey even though no Canadian teams remain, so I'm sure Dad will too!
This model is also Wi-Fi enabled allowing Dad to access music, games and websites. There's even a dedicated red Netflix button right on the remote. And if he uses his mobile device it can be used as a Netflix second screen to browse and select the movie to watch. It's also great with an Apple TV.
It also comes with 2 pairs of Bluetooth enabled 3D TV glasses, so there's one pair for Dad and one for you.
The Sharp LC-60LE857U retails for $2,999, or less, on sale and can be found at most electronics stores.
To all you Dads out there, Happy Fathers Day!
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- She always gave us her opinion. It took the Nates a while to get used to his one, but we grew to love and appreciate her honesty. I was always so excited to show Zoe anything I had bought or done because I knew she would be completely honest with me.
- She loved animals. She had a dog that we all thought of as a nuisance, but she loved her and took such good care of her. She rescued a few animals in town and found them a home.
- She was always working on a home-improvement project. She has gallons of paint lined up in her house, waiting for her next project. She didn't paint anything the way most of the rest of us do it either. She had her own quirky way of doing it and I loved it! In her house right now, there are like 4 different colors of paint on her bathroom wall. She would always paint several strips of paint on walls throughout her house until she found the right shade. Then she would gradually work on it every day until it was finally finished several weeks later!:)
- She's famous around Cokeville for her driving. People got used to pulling over when they saw her gold van drive down the street! No, she wasn't that bad, but she had to be pulled out of a few snow banks and it was always an adventure to travel with Zoe.
- She had a love of all peoploe, regardless of age or circumstance. She had some of the most unlikely friends; age, race, religion didn't matter to her. She could be a friend and see the good in everyone.
- She loved to socialize. She wouldn't just run into The Store for a quick gallon of milk. She would stay and visit for a few minutes. She would do the same when she went to the diner or when she delivered her Allison's Pantry orders.
- She had beautiful, flawless skin. She wore little make-up, but she didn't need to. She had the most beautiful green eyes and when she would get dressed up, she was stunning.
- She didn't always keep her house spotless (not because she wasn't capable--she had the cleanest house in town when she dug in), but it's because she was always playing with the kids, reading to them, traveling with Kevin, spending time with all of us. What wisdom that was as she had such a short time to nourish those relationships.
- Her accent was pretty much gone in her everyday conversation other than a few English phrases she always used, but whenever she talked to her family on the phone her accent was so thick. I loved being around when she was talking to her mom or sisters!
- Everyone knows how much my family loves to support the athletic programs in Cokeville. Well, Zoe was always right there with us, but for different reasons. She was always worried she had missed the cheerleaders dance.:)
- She loved England and would often tell us of the many things that were better in England. She loved to visit her family and really loved her homeland.
- She loved the elderly. She served my grandma Perkins so much before she passed away and that was her nature.
- She used to research everything before she would buy it or do it. She researched for hours before she planted her little garden, before she bought a car seat for the kids, etc.
- She was a very generous person. She would've given money or food to anyone if she knew they needed it, and she did to several people.
- She had a testimony of the gospel. She had tremendous faith to join the church, leave her family in England, and move to America to be with Kev. As we tidied up the house for her family to come stay this last week, it was apparent that the gospel was a part of her everyday life.
- She was my best friend, my sister. I saw her nearly every day. She spent so much time in our home and we did nearly everything together. Whenever I needed to go out of town for something, Zoe would go with me. I could talk to her about anything. She would always pop in and say she only had a minute and then several hours later, she would finally gather up the kids and go home. I cherish those times. Lori was telling me this last week that I need a "Sarah" in my life (Sarah is the name of her good friend in Kaysville). What she meant was that I needed someone I could talk to about anything, someone who could step in and take care of my kids on a moment's notice, someone who could take my husband cupcakes from me if I happened to be out of town for his birthday. I simply said, "Zoe was my Sarah." And she was. I miss her so deeply every day. She was such a huge part of my life. The pain I have felt over the last two weeks has been the far greatest pain I have ever experienced, but my testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ has been strengthened so much. When I felt I could bear the pain no more, through the power of the priesthood and through the Atonement of Christ, I was able to feel peace and understanding. I don't have all of the answers, but I have come to an understanding that whatever mission the Lord has for her on the other side is very important, so imortant that He felt it necessary to take her from her husband and two children for a short time. Our family has always been very close, but through this trial, we have been strengthened so much and have grown so much closer. It has been two weeks full of the most tremendous pain, but two weeks full of the most sacred spiritual experiences we have shared as a family. I know there are many tough days ahead, but after my experiences the last couple weeks, I cannot deny the power of the priesthood, that through the Atonement our pain can be taken away, that the plan of salvation is real, that the Comforter is real, and that if I live worthily, I will see my sister, my best friend again.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Zoe; My Sister, My Friend
12 comments:
- Ashlie said...
That was beautiful Katie. Thanks for sharing. What a powerful testimony. I'm sure Zoe has the same love for you that you feel for her. You continue to be in my prayers. Love ya.
- September 19, 2010 at 5:18 PM
- Brian and Rebecca Nate said...
I knew you guys had become good friends, but I didn't realize just how close you were. I will miss her too, but I didn't see her every day or even go out of town with her. I'm so sorry for your loss. Zoe really was a special person and I'm so glad I got to know and love her myself.
- September 19, 2010 at 8:41 PM
- Taffy and Tony said...
Katie, thanks for writing this. I really didn't know Zoe at all, but this news really upset me thinking of all those who DID know and love her so much. You have all been in my prayers, and I am so glad that you were able to give me a little more insight into this amazing woman.
- September 19, 2010 at 9:05 PM
- Sue said...
What a beautiful tribute to our English Spitfire! There are so many qualities of Zoe's that I want to emulate. I keep thinking about how messy my house is and realizing that I need a better reason for it being that way. It should be because I'm nurturing relationships, not because I'm lazy or want to avoid cleaning. I want to focus more on my children, spending time with them and creating memories with them. I need to adopt some of Zoe's creative spirit and spiff up my home, make it a more personal, warm place to be.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful testimony. Love you!
- September 20, 2010 at 8:57 AM
- Lori Conger, said...
Well, I'd almost gone 12 hours without sobbing. I'm sure Zoe misses you (even though she's busy with many important things), and I'm certain she has a deep gratitude for you and the role you played in her life. I am learning more all the time that life is about two things--loving and forgiving. I'm so grateful we were able to love Zoe for the past 10 years. She has forever changed my life.
BTW, your blog is so cute--I love the new pictures. Love ya.
- September 20, 2010 at 1:07 PM
- Mike, Katie and Annali said...
That was great! We have been thinking about your family and you are in our prayers.
- September 20, 2010 at 1:38 PM
- Shari Davis said...
That really was beautiful Katie. I didn't know Zoe, but was hurting for you and your family when I heard the news. You're a strong family and I know you've grown closer from this. You're family has been in my thoughts and prayers these last couple of weeks and will continue to be so. You're awesome.
- September 20, 2010 at 6:53 PM
- Nacey family said...
That was a nice tribute. I got to know a bit about Zoe and understand what a wonderful person she was. My heart goes out to you and your family!
- September 20, 2010 at 8:33 PM
- klthornock said...
Thank you Katie I love you
- September 22, 2010 at 8:51 PM
- Tina said...
Oh Katie, my heart breaks for you and your family. We knew Jared would be taken eventually, and I just feel that your scenario was so much worse that ours. It was so out of the blue. You and your family have been in our thoughts and prayers, and we are so sorry for your loss! You are so amazing and have such an amazing family! We love you guys!
- September 23, 2010 at 12:25 PM
- triplej said...
Very nice post. I think blogs and writing are the best ways to express and release pain when loved ones are lost. At least it has been for me and my family. I am so grateful for the beliefs that we have and the prospect of Eternal life. Thanks for letting us all get to know Zoe just a little better.
- September 25, 2010 at 3:57 PM
- Parker-Delgado Family said...
I finally quit being a chicken and read your blog. It was a beautiful tribute to Zoe. I think of her and the time we had with her and all the ways she meshed into our lives and I just want to remember her. I don't ever want to forget her and all those little things about her that made her Zoe. I feel we were so privileged to know and love her and to learn from her. I can still hear her laugh and see her holding Olivia. Hopefully we have lerned to cherish the relatioships we have because we never know what is around the next corner. We now have two darling children in our family who will only know of their mother's earthly love from our memories of her.
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The Sussex Hotel was established by James Thomson as the Sussex Arms Inn in 1843 on Part Acre 22. This first building was erected on an allotment of land further east along Walkerville Terrace than the present site. Thomson was the proprietor from 1843 until 1849, and again in 1852. Part of the first hotel building is incorporated in the Walkerville Senior Citizens clubrooms. The first Walkerville Council meeting was held at the Sussex Hotel in 1855.
The license was relocated to the present site in December 1905, when John Nottage was the proprietor. From 1889 until 1950 the premises were known as the Sussex Arms Hotel, after which time it was called the Hotel Sussex. The longest serving proprietor was Mary Ann Maiden, who was the licensee from 1937 until 1951.
The current appearance of the Sussex Hotel dates from the 1930s when a number of South Australian hotels were upgraded. The original building appearance was dramatically changed removing all earlier detailing and replacing the façade with art deco elements. The post supported verandah was removed and a suspended awning erected. Other hotels similarly altered in this period include the Arab Steed on Hutt Street, Adelaide and the Prince of Wales Hotel on Port Road, Queenstown. An early photo of the interior shows that this art deco detailing was incorporated into the appearance of the bar. Recent refurbishment has respected the streamlined design idiom of the hotel and retained the suspended awning.


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This book examines the variations in the constitution of female gender in a group of young working class women of African American, Latina, U.S., Puerto Rican, and white European backgrounds who are enrolled in an alternative high school for students at risk of academic failure. It then analyzes the school processes that impact on the shaping of the young women's gender identities and provides evidence that female gender identity among various racial or ethnic backgrounds can be very dissimilar. It also illustrates the enormous power of schools to re-orient young women who have previous experiences of academic failure to view education as crucial to attaining their future goals.
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Last night, the House of Representatives rejected a bipartisan amendment, which would have cut a $17 billion defense spending increase in half.
The bipartisan amendment offered by Congresswoman Gwen Moore (D-WI) and Representatives Barney Frank (D-MA), John Campbell (R-CA), Rush Holt (D-NJ), Walter Jones (R-NC) and Ron Paul (R-TX) would have saved $8.5 billion. It specifically protected military personnel and would have prohibited reductions in military pay, health, and emergency war costs.
Congresswoman Moore said, "Defense spending accounts for as much as Medicare and Medicaid combined. With many of my colleagues slashing those programs, we must also take a strong look at cutting defense spending. I'm disappointed that this amendment failed and that we now may be forced to make deeper and more painful cuts elsewhere."
Congressman Frank, the amendment's lead sponsor said, "While many of us believe that no increase at all is justified at a time of fiscal austerity, my colleagues and I have put forward a more moderate amount which only cuts in half the increase proposed. We believe that it is essential that the House of Representatives show that it is prepared to put restraints on military spending and this amendment was drafted to maximize our chances of having that made clear."
The same representatives have also written a letter to President Obama and congressional leaders to demand cuts to the defense budget be part of meaningful deficit reduction. The Defense Department budget will make up almost 60 percent of discretionary spending that Congress will approve this year, and it is the only area with a funding increase under the Republican budget plan.
Under their amendment, which was defeated by a vote of 244 to 181, next year's non-war budget for the Defense Department would have been reduced to about $522 billion. The House approved the overall bill maintaining the $17 billion increase today. The legislation now heads to the Senate for consideration.
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Daphne Blake was reading it in the van as the gang drove to the Montreal Rock Festival. She said the magazine called the festival, "the greatest."[1]
- The implications of a magazine called "Groupie Monthly" (and Daphne reading it) will hopefully be lost on the younger portion of the audience.


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Indore, Nov 20: An FIR has been filed against a man and his father, who is a former Vice Chancellor of a university here, after a woman levelled allegations of domestic violence and demand of dowry, police said today.
The FIR has been filed against the woman's husband Dheeraj Chaparwal and father-in-law Bharat Chaparwal, who was a former Vice Chancellor of Devi Ahilya University here, in connection with alleged domestic violence and for demanding dowry, Superintendent of Police (East) O P Tripathi told PTI.
The victim Roopa Chaparwal has filed the FIR with the Sanyogitaganj police station, he said.
A case under section 498 and 506 of IPC was lodged against them and investigation is underway, Tripathi said.
Rupa, who worked in a hospital here, has alleged in her FIR that her in-laws and husband tortured her mentally and physically for dowry, the SP said.


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Until recently, most historians exclusively credited the brilliant mathematicians and professors at Bletchley ParkBritains famous World War II counterintelligence stationfor breaking the elusive Enigma code. But as this spellbinding narrative recounts, while Bletchley stars such as Alan Turing and Harry Hinsley made outstanding contributions, the critical breaking of the code depended on the work of a much larger group of heroes, most of them unsung.
Masterfully told and engagingly written, Enigma not only presents fascinating new details about the genesis of the code and the secret work at Bletchley but also tells the hair-raising stories of those who selflessly put their lives on the line to provide the codebreakers with the materials they needed. We get a compelling glimpse of the daring exploits of secret agents and spies, naval officers and ordinary seamenthe courageous men and women who risked their lives, and in some cases lost them, snatching the vital codebooks from under the noses of Nazi officials and from sinking German ships and submarines.
From Hans Thilo Schmidt, the German who gave the Allies their first clues on how to break Enigma, to Lieutenant Commander Mark Thornton, who masterminded the capture of codebooks from a German U-boat, Enigma deftly delivers sharply etched portraits of the many heroic but hitherto unknown British and American sailors without whose bravery Enigma would never have been broken.
As the story unfolds, many of the last surviving witnesses to the Enigma dramasome of them speaking on record for the first timeprovide unforgettable firsthand accounts, vividly reconstructing their daring exploits. Sebag-Montefiore introduces us to the head of French counterintelligence, who contributes details of the spying and double-crossing that took place in the race to break the Enigma code and discloses little-known facts about how the Poles first cracked the Luftwaffes version of the code and then managed to pass it along to the British.
Based in part on documents recently unearthed from American and British archivesincluding previously confidential government filesand in part on several surviving witnesses to the saga, Enigma tells the stunning story of the brilliant piece of decryption that changed history.
The original 1931 solution to Enigma depended on information sold by a German cryptographic employee. In the course of my own researches on code-breaking, I had learned his name (Hans Thilo Schmidt), his Nazi Party number (738,736) and that he was the brother of a renowned panzer general (Rudolf Schmidt). But neither I nor later authors had gone beyond this point. Gestapo records of his arrest had vanished, files of the People's Court which would have tried him, had been destroyed, the name was common, and the events were well over half a century old. It seemed impossible to learn any more about the World War II era's most important spy-more important than Richard Sorge, more important than Cicero, more important to that conflict than even the atomic spies.
Sebag-Montifiore drove beyond the obstacles to find Schmidt's daughter. She depicted an affectionate father whose sife's family business had failed in the great inflation of 1924, who seduced one housemaid after another, who always needed money. She told of seeing him after his arrest by the Gestapo, of giving him cyanide pills, of identifying his body, of his burial in an unmarked grave next to his parents'. Sebag-Montifiore has fleshed out a name, and we historians of the intelligence world are grateful.
The bulk of the book recounts British naval actions mounted to seize the documents that permitted them to set about solving the more complicated Kriegsmarine version of the Enigma. Some of these sagas have been sung before. But not all have. Many new British and American documents have been declassified in recent years, and Sebag-Montifiore, a British journalist, has a remarkable talent in finding survivors. He has used both sources to tell new tales and to add to the old.
Take, for example, the tale of HMS Petard. Its captain wanted desperately to capture a U-boat and seize its Enigma-not realizing that its associated keying papers were more important than the machine itself, whose innards the Allies had long since reconstructed. The destroyer forced U-559 to the surface off Haifa. Its crew abandoned her, and a Royal Navy officer and two seamen swam to enter her and rescue the Enigma and any papers. They managed to send up valuable papers before the submarine sank suddenly, taking them with her. The papers were sent to the British code-breaking establishment at Bletchley Park, a country mansion northwest of London. There British cryptanalysts, who had not been able to crack U-boat Enigma messages for most of 1942, started reading them again.
Such details have already been told. Sebag-Montifiore adds what was happening in U559 while Petard was depth charging it-carbon monoxide made the crew lightheaded, two members panicked-though unfortunately he does not cite any sources for this. He provides more details on the heroism of the British sailors and tells about King George VI decorating a survivor. So although he does not alter our knowledge of the events in any significant way, he does humanize them more.
He also enlarges the story by telling what was happening on the spy front, how the Germans were led to Schmidt, how they failed to learn of early Polish and French solutions to the Enigma, how a U.S. task force also captured a submarine-the U505, now at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. He rightly asserts that Sublieutenant David Balme, whose entering the surfaced U-110 to grab and Enigma perhaps inspired the recent movie "U-571," should have been awarded the George Cross. Six appendixes give technical details.
The books content exceeds its form. It is adequately but not elegantly written. Too many errors of detail and grammar pock it, and the author is prone to clich?. The book's chief merit lies in its new information, though it lacks a summary of the vlaue of the cryptanalysts' work. In addition, a paragraph or two fitting the code battle of the Atlantic into the Allies' great crypologic victory of World War II, which shortened that conflict, would have helped. But the book is superior to the others on its subject. An in a way Sebag-Montifiore is the right man to have written it. His great-great-grandfather once owned Bletchley Park.
--The Washington Post
Most histories of the cracking of the elusive Enigma code focus on the work done by the codebreakers at Bletchley Park, Britains famous World War II counterintelligence station. In this fascinating account, however, we are told, for the first time, the hair-raising stories of the heroic British and American sailors, spies, and secret agents who put their lives on the line to provide the codebreakers with the materials they needed. Noted British journalist Hugh Sebag-Montefiore tracked down many of the surviving players in the Enigma drama, and these witnessessome of them speaking on record for the first timeprovide unforgettable firsthand accounts of the courageous men and women who faced death in order to capture vital codebooks from sinking ships and snatch them from under the noses of Nazi officials. In addition to these gripping stories, we learn fascinating new details about the genesis of the code and the feverish activities at Bletchley. Enigma is a spellbinding account of the brilliant feat of decryption that turned the tide of World War II.
The Betrayal - Belgium and Germany, 1931.
The Leak - Poland, Belgium and Germany, 1929-38.
An Inspired Guess - Poland, 1932.
A Terrible Mistake - Poland, 1933-9.
Flight - Germany, Poland and England, 1939-40.
The First Capture - Scotland, 1940.
Mission Impossible - Norway and Bletchley Park, 1940.
Keeping the Enigma Secret - France and Bletchley Park, May-September 1940.
Deadlock - Bletchley Park, August-October, 1940.
The Italian Affair - Bletchley Park and the Mediterranean, March 1941.
The End of the Beginning - Norway, March 1941.
Breakthrough - North of Iceland, May 1941.
Operation Primrose - The Atlantic, May 1941.
The Knock-Out Blow - North of Iceland, June 1941.
Suspicion - Bletchley Park, the Atlantic and Berlin, May-October 1941.
A Two-Edged Sword - The Atlantic and the Cape Verde Islands, September 1941.
Living Dangerously - The South Atlantic and Norway, November 1941-March 1942.
The Hunt for the Bigram Tables - Bletchley Park and Norway, December 1941.
Black Out - The Barents Sea, Bletchley Park and the Admiralty, February-July 1942.
Breaking the Deadlock - The Mediterranean and Bletchley Park, October-December 1942.
The Turning Point - South of France, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, November 1942-September 1943.
Trapped - South of France, November 1942-March 1943.
The Arrest - Berlin, March-September 1943.
Sinking the Scharnhorst - The Barents Sea, December 1943.
Operation Covered - Paris, the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic, August 1943-March 1944.
The Last Hiccough - Germany, France and the South Atlantic, March-June 1944.
Epilogue - Where did they Go?
Appendix 1: Polish Codebreaking Techniques.
Appendix 2: The Bombe.
Appendix 3: Naval Enigma.
Appendix 4: Cillis.
Appendix 5: Rodding.
Appendix 6: Naval Enigma Offizier.


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For nearly a decade, DJ Marc "Bones" LeBlanc has been regularly hosting one of the most well-attended dance parties around.
In 2004, the 12-time ECMA-nominated Moncton DJ/radio host/photographer/graphic designer/promoter began hosting a regular monthly dance night called Indie Pop Night at The Paramount Lounge, where he focused on playing independent music with a dance vibe.
"People said, 'You know, you're never gonna' last more than a year charging people while playing indie pop rock music to make people dance,'" said DJ Bones, in an interview before his latest show at Baba's Lounge in Charlottetown last Saturday night.
"And now, it's almost close to 10 years that I've been doing it."
And as it blossomed into a regular circuit that includes Moncton, Fredericton, Halifax and Charlottetown, the dance party is now simply known as IPN — which Bones says could now stand for Inclusive Pop Nights, featuring indie music mixed with more mainstream dance and hip hop hits.
The main point, according to DJ Bones, is to create a dance scene that is as inclusive as possible — welcoming anyone and everyone to the dance floor. And in the packed house at Baba's last weekend, it was clear that it was a night of no exception.
"Hi, welcome to IPN, I'm DJ Bones from Moncton," Bones announced from the microphone on the Baba's stage as the night kicked into gear. "If you guys want some suckers I have some suckers up here," he said, motioning to a jar full of candy suckers by his turntables.
And with that, the party starting pumping just after 11 o'clock, as the bar filled with people who were there for one thing and one thing only: to dance their feet off in a frenzy of fun.
Gargantuan remix gems fired through the speakers, as one blended into the next, like Someday by The Strokes, Just by Radiohead, L'Oncle's funk-a-fied version of The White Stripes' Seven Nation Army, Love Will Tear Us Apart by Joy Division, Shout by Tears For Fears and Florence and the Machine's Dog Days Are Over.
And by midnight, not a soul could get in the bar for a coveted spot on that sweaty dance floor, as the lineup outside then extended all the way to the Old Triangle.
It was at this point in the night that Moncton's award-winning new electro-pop band called In Dreams took over for a well-received half-hour set of original dance music.
Live music has not been a mainstay of IPN in the past, but featuring electronic bands is something that Bones is looking into doing on a more frequent basis, as this, of course, goes hand-in-hand with his dedication to promoting local original music.
The Music/Musique N.B. award-winning In Dreams is also nominated for an ECMA this year for electronic recording of the year for its debut six-song EP called Sleepwalk.
And, performing songs from this EP like Crazy Enough and Sleepwalk, the duo of Nick Fowler and Susan Colwell gave the Baba's crowd a taste of the ECMA showcase material that Halifax will experience next month.
Jumping back to his stage station after hopping around the bar taking photos (one of which will surely become the next IPN poster — a great promo technique part of Bones' always bang-on marketing), Bones resumed the DJ dance-fueling with none other than Prince's Kiss (the never-fail party igniter) with a seamless blend into pounding Daft Punk glory.
And with more whopping hits into the late night like Heartbeat (Treasure Remix), Feed Me Diamonds by MNDR and many more remixed indie grooves and pop hits, it was hands-up-in-the-air, spotlights-a-flashing, hot-and-sweaty, no-room-to-move-yet-everyone-still-moving, and smiles-through-candy-suckers-all-around straight through 'till close.
The next IPN at Baba's will be the night before St. Patrick's Day on March 16, and the following month will be April 13.
For more on DJ Bones and all that he has going on in his successful multi-faceted life in the arts, check out www.myspace.com/djbones
Next week: I'm still considering a couple of excellent options . . . .
Todd MacLean is a local freelance writer and musician. If you have a comment or suggestion for a review, you can get in touch with him at email@example.com or at 626-1242. But he won't be offended if you don't.
See Page 2 for Todd's Picks
Todd's picks
1. New York After Dark: Revue Dinner Theatre - Rodd Charlottetown Hotel, tonight and tomorrow night. An evening of sketch comedy, improv and music on a New York theme, complete with a buffet of Italian dining.
2. Dean Brody with Dylan Guthrie - Harbourfront Theatre, Summerside, tonight.
3. Comedian Jeremy Hotz: The Magical Mystery Tour - Confederation Centre Homburg Theatre, tonight at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.
4. Ceol Agus Caidre: The Chaisson Trio - B.I.S. Hall, today at 8 p.m. with fiddler Richard Wood and Gordon Belsher.
5. Serena Ryder with special guest Danielle Duval - Confederation Centre Homburg Theatre, tomorrow at 8 p.m.
6. The Totally Serious Stand Up Show - The Big Orange Lunchbox, Charlottetown, tomorrow at 9:30 p.m.
7. More Soul - Globe World Flavours, Charlottetown, tomorrow at 8 p.m.


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Jay Kipp pulled his Volkswagon Jetta up to the curb next to the parking garage. The new car was a marked improvement on the old beetle he had driven through most of college, which probably would've run right up on the curb instead of sliding up smooth. Jay had loved the old beetle, but with the new promotion, he knew that it was time to put away childish things.
Looking out from the comfort of the car, Jay studied a transient man sitting on the ground, propped against one of the pillars of the parking garage, a man who would hopefully be his last interview. He had just left Senator Germann's office after a heated debate over new legislation concerning the disturbing rise in homelessness. And now Jay Kipp was looking at the final segment of his article.


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1216?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12616822#action_12616822 ] Jukka Zitting commented on JCR-1216: ------------------------------------ I guess we could use weak references in TransientRepository, but that probably requires some updating of how the loggedOut() events are handled. > Unreferenced sessions should get garbage collected > -------------------------------------------------- > > Key: JCR-1216 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-1216 > Project: Jackrabbit > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: jackrabbit-core > Reporter: Thomas Mueller > > If an application opens many sessions and doesn't close them, they are never garbage collected. After some time, the virtual machine will run out of memory. This code will run out of memory after a few thousand logins: > Repository rep = new TransientRepository(); > for (int i = 0; ; i++) { > rep.login(new SimpleCredentials("", new char[0])); > } > Using a finalizer to close SessionImpl doesn't work, because it seems there are references from the (hard referenced part of the cache) to the SessionImpl objects. Maybe it is possible to remove those references, or change them to weak references. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Jimmy: Carl's single. You know, he's got no kids, no responsibilities. His life is perfect... ly miserable!
Beth: What happened to your finger?
Jimmy: Ah, I hurt it playin' with Carl.
Beth: Did he pull too hard?
Jimmy: Well, uh, I don't like to brag but I was voted Best Dancer in high school. It was probly 'cause I had a seizure at the prom. Yeah, turns out I'm allergic to shrimp.
Jimmy: I mean, what, you don't get bed head like this from just sleepin' on it, right?
Jimmy: Don't you ever fantasize about someone else when you're makin' love to me?
Beth: NO!
Jimmy: I see. Clearly I did not know that or I would not have asked the question.
Pam: I don't like comin' over here when you and Jimmy are fighting. The tension's bad for my digestion. I'll have to start eating my meals at home. I'll still be getting 'em here, I'll just be taking them home.
Pam: Okay, so you sent him to interview Jessica Alba with explicit instructions not to mention his wife? Good move, Beth!
Pam: Oooohh, that woman is hot! You know, I don't swing that way, but if I did... Mmmmmm, Jessica Alba!
Beth: Oh come on, Otis, it's strained peas and squash. How can you not like this?
Pam: Four words: "strained peas and squash."
Beth: I am not jealous!
Jimmy: Yes, you are. 'Cause that's the same look I get when I watch you eating a popsicle!
(after sex)
Jimmy: I think we finally settled that debate over who your daddy is once and for all!
The film An Officer and a Gentleman leads both Carl and Pam to individually sing "Up Where We Belong" (though Pam sings about "where the beagles die...").
Guest star Jessica Alba was promoting her film, Honey, which was also showcased in commercial breaks during the initial broadcast of this episode. UPN also ran a handful of original promos with Alba and the cast to promote this episode in the week leading up to airing.
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Second Place for Atapuma on Last Mountain Stage28. May 2016, Sant'Anna Di Vinadio (ITA) — Road Team
A stage win in the mountains narrowly escaped Darwin Atapuma's grasp for the second time at the Giro d'Italia, with Atapuma crossing the line in second place.
As the final chance for the climbers, and the final battle for the Maglia Rosa, the short but mountainous Stage 20 was a nail-biting 134 kilometers of racing, including four categorized climbs.
Atapuma made an early eight-rider breakaway from which multiple attacks were launched after the first climb of the day. Rein Taaramäe (Team Katusha) attacked on the Colle Della Lombarda, leaving Atapuma, Joe Dombrowski (Cannondale Pro Cycling) and Giovanni Visconti (Movistar) to chase him down.
Taaramäe hung on to take the stage win, with Atapuma crossing the line solo 52 seconds behind. The Stage 20 result marks a second, third and fourth place result for Atapuma on the three toughest mountain stages of the race.
Atapuma's performance has moved him into ninth place on the General Classification, his first top ten result in a Grand Tour heading into the final stage tomorrow.
Quotes from the Finish Line
Darwin Atapuma:
"I have nothing left. It was another incredibly tough stage. I gave it everything and felt really strong. In the end I think I underestimated Taaramäe. He was the smartest rider out there today. I wasn't feeling good at the beginning of the last climb, but Dombrowski was and wanted me to pull. Then I felt better, but at that point we weren't pulling Taaramäe back fast enough. I attacked again to try and bring him back but I ran out of kilometers and then the stage was over. In the end I think I have shown what I can do here at this year's Giro d'Italia but I'm disappointed to not have a stage win to show for it."
Max Sciandri, Sports Director:
"Another mountain stage and another near miss. Darwin put in a great ride and it was clear that he was the strongest out there today. But Taaramäe played it well. I think Darwin spent a lot of energy attacking to bring Nieve back. He still had the legs at the end of the stage but just missed out. He can be really proud of the way he has raced at the Giro d'Italia. Every mountain stage he has either been in the breakaway or attacking and finishing well."
Race Profile
Giro d'Italia (2.UWT)
Stage 20 Guillestre to Sant'Anna Di Vinadio (134km)
Top 3: Rein Taaramäe (Team Katusha), Darwin Atapuma (BMC Racing Team), Joe Dombrowski (Cannondale Pro Cycling Team)
BMC Racing Team Top 3: 2. Darwin Atapuma, 33. Joey Rosskopf, 62. Alessandro De Marchi
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Disclaimer: I do not own Naruto and if I do there would be yaoi….!Chapter 1
Sasuke looked at his brother suspiciously," Why would I believe the traitor who killed his own clan except for his brother who he left telling him that hate would make him stronger?"
" Sasuke, I know I did bad things but what I'm telling you is the truth and you don't even know the truth about our clan"…. Itachi said.
" Oh, really? And what's the truth, Huh?"… Sasuke yelled.
"The Third Hokage ordered me to kill them Sasuke."
"Why would he do that?"
"Back then Father was planning a rebellion to overthrow the Third Hokage and conquer Konoha, but our Father didn't know that the Hokage already know that because he has a spy inside our clan and that spy was my best friend. Father found out about the spy so he ordered someone to kill him and they blamed it on me. The Hokage ordered his anbus to kill our clan and that would mean they would include you but I begged the Hokage that I would do the job alone in exchange he would let you live…but what I didn't know at that time was the Hokage put a curse on the remaining Uchiha…"
"And what curse would that be?"
"I don't know the name of the curse but what I do know is that after 9 years of his death that all the remaining Uchiha will be dead and as you notice you are getting weaker isn't that so Sasuke?"
"Yes, how did you know?"
"Those are the signs that we are going to die"
"But I thought the curse would take 9 years to effect and it wasn't so long ago that the Third Hokage died "
"You haven't kept track of time, huh? It's been 8 and a half years since the Hokage died Sasuke"
"You mean we only have 6 months to live?"
"Not necessarily"
"What do you mean?"
"For an Uchiha you are really stupid Brother,,,, It means that I found a way for us to not die permanently…"
"Not die permanently ?"
"Yes … a jutsu that will give birth to us again"
"How would we do that?"
"We just have to find a beautiful and smart carrier."
" You mean make babies and let the body of the babies carry our soul?"
"Yes very smart Isn't it?"
"But where will we find a beautiful and smart woman who will willingly carry the babies of two wanted ninjas? And I thought you hate women?"
"Who says it has to be woman? And who said it should be willing…?…"The End
This is my first fic ever please have mercy on me …read and review please… the next chapter would be about shika…..


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Water for People celebrates 25 years of fighting the good fight tonight.
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Water for People sprang to life from the Denver-based American Water Works Association in 1991, with the simple idea that access to safe drinking water and effective sanitation are basic human rights that no person should live without. According to the international nonprofit, today 1.8 billion people around the world don't have access to safe drinking water and 2.4 billion lack access to adequate sanitation; 840,000 people die each year from water-related diseases. To combat those statistics, Water for People works in nine countries across Africa, Asia and the Americas, helping to provide sustainable, long-lasting solutions for 4 million people in communities struggling to access clean water and sanitation.
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Fall 2011 / It was a fun day when we begin prepping a 80 square foot garage for the delivery of our laser cutter. It wasn't the prettiest sight, but these are our humble beginnings (you've got to start somewhere, right?) The space was so small that we had to disassemble our main work table every night to make room for a car in the garage. Oh, how times have changed!
Our work-space consisted of a 60W laser cutter, a 12" drum sander, a computer, a collapsible work table, and a shop-vac. That's it, that's what got us started.
Despite the small space and limited tools, there had been so much prep work and planning to get this machine installed that we actually had our first prototypes cut and prepped within 24 hours of delivery; we were excited to say the least! Despite using a shop-vac and a homemade charcoal filter for fume extraction from the laser, we forged ahead and starting pumping out our very first product, "BackBoards", for the iPhone 4.
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- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Contemporary singer. It is recounted that when the Moscow Romany Theatre came to play in her town, she jumped on the stage and joined in the singing. The director was so impressed, he hired her on the spot. Later, she married a Norwegian journalist and since then has lived in Norway and Paris. She has made several records of traditional songs. Currently she plays in the group Raya and her Gypsy Legacy with members of her family.
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1933 Goudey Baseball Card Bernie James, Card #208
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- Sold Date: May 04, 2009
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