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Tasking leading interface designers including Scott Thomas, Pentagram and NYTimes.com with re-imagining one of the Internet's oldest stalwarts, Wired's latest in their Extreme Makeover series is a telling exercise on the state of design online today. On one hand, Thomas' minimalist take (above right) makes a pro-status quo argument, recognizing that the site functions perfectly well in its current form with only minor, mostly aesthetic tweaks. Designers from the NYTimes.com essentially do the same thing, adding a couple layers of hierarchy to make it more organized and easier to navigate (above left).
Studio8 Design came up with a more dramatically different-looking version, prioritizing the all-important photos to make rapid-fire browsing instantly gratifying.
While the others go to great lengths to keep the practical side at the forefront, Pentagram seems to all but dispense with the concern, playfully transforming the homepage's text links into an image of the man behind the curtain. The search function, however, moved to the bottom of the page, remains otherwise untouched. Maybe they're onto something.
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A WordCamp is an event like no other. It's somewhere between a conference and a Bar Camp, taking place over two days with delegates including WordPress users, developers and people running successful businesses built on WordPress… and everyone in-between!
The event gives WordPress users of every level the chance to come together, network and learn from expert speakers covering a range of topics.
WordCamp Birmingham UK 2015 takes place on the weekend of 7-8 February 2015 at The Studio Birmingham.
Tickets for the event are now sold out.
Check out the schedule to see the exciting talks and workshops on offer – and also make sure you know where to go! The weekend has been organised by a small team of local organisers in conjunction with WPUK.
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Please use the hashtag #wcbrum before, during and after the event in your social media communications.
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Do you have Raffaello where you live? It's the most delicious thing in the universe. It's basically an almond surrounded by a soft cream, wrapped in a coconut wafer shell and coated in coconut. I tell you, this is angel food. Me and my BF ate the whole box (well, not the box but what was inside) in a half an hour. Mmmmmm...
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GradLeaders provides user-friendly recruiting software that enables employers to post jobs and internships, and to view students' resumes. It ensures that job postings reach Brandeis IBS students in the most efficient and effective way.
There are 2 ways to post employment opportunities:
- Post a job/internship on GradLeaders (requires you to log in and create a user account)
2. Send an email to our Executive Director of Enrollment and Student Success, Micha Sabovik, with the following information:
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The Scorch Trials picks up where The Maze Runner left off. The Gladers have escaped the Maze, but now they face an even more treacherous challenge on the open roads of a devastated planet.
And Wicked has made sure to adjust the variables and stack the odds against them.
Can Thomas survive in such a violent world?
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James Dashner is the New York Times bestselling author of The Maze Runner trilogy and The 13th Reality series
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Series: Maze Runner
Audience: Teenager / Young Adult
For Ages: 12+ years old
For Grades: 7 - 12
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Don't even bother to run your 15-year-old daughter's iPod or the music on her phone. The catalog of recent hits that make her shriek privately with joy is not there.
It's nowhere, in fact. There is no list in any one place that you can access. It's in her head and the heads of her friends and acquaintances on Facebook's (FB) WhatsApp, SnapChat, WeChat, KakaoTalk, Instagram. It's in the text messages that she routinely deletes because she knows that, being a responsible parent, you will run her phone.
Yeah, sure, everybody is listening to Happy by Pharrell Williams. You know it because he was on Oprah and Happy was in a movie your 9-year-old dragged you to see. There are one or two other names your kids are listening to right now that you might recognize: 50 Cent (no, he's not dead), Skrillex, Chris Brown.
But before you pat yourself on the back for recognizing those, how about Big K.R.I.T.? ScHoolboy Q? Jhene Aiko? Kid Cudi? YG? Know them? You could. They're huge and they turn up on the radio occasionally in one form or another. But they, too, are still the tip of the iceberg, just a bigger bit of the tip.
The XX. The Weeknd. Childish Gambino. Have you listened to them? No. Are these acts on the radio? No, no and no. Are they huge? Yes, they are huge.
You've heard of Tyler the Creator, I'm sure. Have you listened to him? Probably not. Your kids do. Will his music ever be used in an animated Disney feature? That would be hell no.
Satellite radio is no help. Like streaming playlists, satellite channels have become hyperspecialized, locked into all-too-familiar themes.
But, oh yes, you have a Spotify account . . .
You listened to Led Zeppelin recently. How about The Weeknd?
Um . . . no. Spotify and all the other services can't make that leap. They aren't about to give you something that you haven't already expressed interest in. If what you're looking for is something unrelated to your past preferences, you're out of luck.
Mind the Generation Gap
This ignorance isn't a totally horrible thing, nor is it entirely new. Our parents didn't want to know what we were listening to and condemned what they heard of it. Their parents before them -- same.


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Jessica Simpson's in the Big Apple, y'all!
The singer and fashion mogul, 30, emerged from her hotel in midtown Manhattan on Monday.
Engaged to beau Eric Johnson for nearly a year, the star rocked her curves -- and held her midsection -- wearing oversized yellow sunglasses a loose-fitting, cold-weather poncho. In a sideways shot taken earlier that day, Simpson's belly appeared a bit larger than usual. See more pictures of Jessica's belly.
Simpson has been the subject of persistent pregnancy rumors over the past couple months, but has remained mum on the subject.
One thing on her mind? The beautiful, sad music of indie rock sensation Bon Iver!
"Bon Iver has been on repeat," Simpson tweeted Sunday. "Love his music :)"


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Welcome to WCOSM 2015 – Colobmo, Sri Lanka.
TIIKM's 1st Annual World Conference on Supply Chain Management 2015 (WCOSM-2015) with a theme of "Supply Chain Management Issues in Redefining Marketing" will be held during 17-18 February 2015 in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
World Conference on Supply Chain Management will inspire you with rich content and expert insights from some of the best marketing minds under the theme of 'Redefining Marketing'. Designing and maintaining a healthy supply chain bring competitive advantages as in the current era the competition is not among the individual companies but among the supply networks.As a sub-conference of the main conference, this conference addresses supply chain management issues/ practices that contribute for redefining the marketing during the current era which embedded with crises and economic recovery. The research in this conference should explore, in particular, in which way Supply Chain Management for products and services may tackle economic, environmental and social performances objectives while keeping businesses financially sound.
1. Global Operations and Strategic Sourcing
2. New paradigm of logistic management
3. Managing inter-firm relationships in supply chains
4. Managing the operations interface within organizations
5. Supply chain management issues
6. Measuring supply network performance
7. Supply network design and structures
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ISSN print: 1479-4853
Prof. Maria David Brás, Portugal.
" very well organized conference. Enjoyed the environment of the conference and hospitality of the organizing committee. Most of the papers are well constructed and came up with good findings. Helped me to meet researchers from different countries.. "
Prof. Romeo Clemente, Philippines.
" I thank to your staff for their remarkable accommodation. It always an excellent story to share to my fellow Filipino friends, teachers and students. Again, my heartfelt thanks to all of you in the TIIKM. I hope to meet you personally again in the succeeding conferences where ever it shall be held.. "
Prof. Gary E. Swanson, University of Northern Colorado, USA.
" Thank you again for your wonderful hospitality and the terrific conference you organized and successfully completed. I was very impressed with your work and hope to establish a professional relationship with you for many years to come.. "
Prof. Rudenko Dmitry, Russia.
" I recommend such conferences because people are very good and polite and I like it.."
Dr. David Ermen, Switzerland.
" Overall , a very interesting Conference ,Well done! "
Dr. Cherukuri Sreenivasa Rao, India.
" The Organizers did a great job during last three months and they made all the arrangements perfectly. It gives a great opportunity for all the researchers who are working on this area.Organizers are extremely good and planned in such a way.. "
Rubina Husain, Bangladesh.
" Well Conducted ,Very good work ,Very nice team. Would recommend conference for everyone in future. "
Dr. M. Thilakavathy, India.
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Which bit of the Forbidden Forest is this man seen? I'm interested in finding him again, I am watching the scene now, and I want to spot him out for more information.
184.108.40.206 07:01, October 12, 2011 (UTC)
i'm confused when did you se him in part 1 and i think the man in the forbbiden forest was Thorfinn Rowle or lucius malfoy i think this page should be deleted!
I agree with it's deletion, on the grounds that it serves no usefull purpose. However this man is clearly neither Lucius or Rowle. Lucius does not have a goatee, and Rowle has short hair. Jayden Matthews 12:50, October 23, 2011 (UTC)
Also remember that Rowle was standing behind Hagrid, and only his head was shown, and he had brighter blond hair. YaxleySnape (Not signed in)


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Satphone - to become mandatory for offshore sailors?
by Nancy Knudsen on 15 Jun 2012
Satphones - are they to become mandatory SW
'For offshore voyages leisure sailors are recommended to carry a satellite form of communication.' These are the words of Britain's Maritime Coastguard Agency. This statement was the final statement at the end of a press release concerning the rescue of a solo sailor in a 22ft sailing boat headed for the Azores this week.
Does this mean that long range (or even short range) cruising sailors will be in future exhorted to carry a satellite phone, which has never been part of the automatic safety equipment for a sailing boat? Is it the first step toward making the carrying of such a phone mandatory?...and if in the UK, where else next?
The story goes that the sailor, being overwhelmed by Force 9 conditions (41-47knot winds, 7-10metre seas), set off his UK registered Personal Locator Beacon 40 miles south of the Lizard, thus prompting a search and rescue mission:
Falmouth Coastguard issued a Mayday relay message to ask for assistance from vessels in the area, which was responded to by two vessels, the Grace II and the Baltic Advance. Falmouth Coastguard also sent the Rescue Helicopter from RNAS Culdrose to the location of the beacon, along with requesting the launch of the Lizard RNLI Lifeboat. A French Customs Aircraft that was also in the area agreed to assist in the search. The weather on scene was particularly poor, with the lifeboat battling through force 9 strong gales and very rough seas to reach the yachtsman in distress.
At 9.04 am the Grace II confirmed they had spotted the casualty vessel, with the Baltic Advance, French aircraft and Royal Navy helicopter all arriving minutes later. The crew on board the helicopter were able to talk to the yachtsman over VHF radio, and he confirmed that he wanted to be taken off the vessel, which was being overcome by the rough seas and high waves. The lone sailor was then taken to RNAS Culdrose, where he is now being looked after by the Mission to Seafarers. The vessel has been abandoned.
However, it was the comments of Terry Collins, Watch Manager, of Falmouth Coastguard which were interesting, in that they actually made the carrying of a satphone (not HF radio) an official recommendation: Collins statement reads:
'The single handed sailor, who had sailed from his home in Jersey to Plymouth before setting off to join the sailing challenge to the Azores, set off his Personal Locator Beacon as his yacht was being overcome by the incredibly rough seas.
The conditions on scene today are not suitable for a small craft such as this and we do advise anyone setting out on the water take heed of weather forecasts and do not make journeys in conditions unsuitable for their vessel.
The locator beacon was crucial in the ability to rescue this person, as it was the only form of distress received ashore. For offshore voyages leisure sailors are recommended to carry a satellite form of communication.'
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Sydney has suffered a crushing blow with the news that dual Brownlow medallist Adam Goodes will miss about six weeks with a torn quadricep muscle in his left leg.
The Swans had been unsure about the nature of the injury, suffered during the final quarter of the loss to Adelaide at the SCG on Saturday night, until scans yesterday.
But coach John Longmire delivered the news today that the 32-year-old will miss the longest stretch of football in his 14-year career in Sydney.
"I've been able to see Goodsey play for a long period of time and I knew that he'd never pulled up as quickly as that so we thought that something might have been wrong and the scans showed that there was a reasonable tear there," Longmire told sydneyswans.com.au.
"He's disappointed that he's not playing obviously, and he hasn't missed too many games over a 300 game career, but he's a tremendously positive person and is fantastic with his rehab and has amazing powers of recuperation, so I'm sure he's going to do everything he possibly can to get back as quick as he can."
The news puts the Swans under pressure after they had gone unbeaten in the opening five games of the season. Their only defeat, to Adelaide last weekend, was by less than a goal, with Goodes' departure after he had kicked five goals considered to be the match-turner.
The 2003 and 2006 Brownlow winner had been in brilliant form in the early part of 2012 after winning the club best and fairest in 2011.
Goodes has a tremendous record of durability. In 14 previous seasons at AFL level he has never played fewer than 20 games.
Sydney already has another hugely important player, ruckman Shane Mumford, absent through injury for several more weeks.
The Swans confront up-and-coming Richmond at the MCG this Saturday.
Goodes out for six weeks
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Sydney has suffered a crushing blow with the news that dual Brownlow medallist Adam Goodes will miss about six weeks with a torn quadricep muscle in his left leg.
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Jergens Natural Glow Revitalizing Daily Moisturizer Reviews
great productIt goes on very easily. No problems with lines and blotchiness. It keeps my face matching my body all year long. It's inexpensive and does a great job. There's no need to spend a fortune on a self tanner when you have this product. It's also a nice moisturizer. I've used it for a number of years and haven't found anything I like better. — 9 years, 10 months agoRosanne | 3 reviews
Easy & InexpensiveGoes on really well - hardly any noticable "mistake" lines. Still, with all self-tanners, wish it smelled better. — 9 years, 10 months agoectora | 12 reviews
Truth in AdvertisingThis is a product that delivers what it promises. I started my summer tan with this product. It went on easily with no annoying smell or mess! I also use it when my natural tan starts to fade...it seems to revitalize the tan! — 9 years, 10 months agocollectorlady | 3 reviews
NiceIt really gives what it promises.....a natural glowing tan without looking orange and brassy. Feels great and smells good too! — 9 years, 10 months agodebzis | 15 reviews
Very NaturalI've used the medium lotion for about a year now and get compliments on my skin tone. It seems to work much slower than other tanning creams, but is easier to rub in before drying giving me better coverage. — 9 years, 10 months agojwaldron | 3 reviews
Works wellThe overall product is good, but the smell needs some work. If not applied evenly, stripes occur. — 9 years, 3 months agochreardon | 9 reviews
Regular UserI am always told how tanned I am... I live Charleston, SC. Do not work at getting a tan. I have used Jergens for the past two years. I slather up after my morning shower and use at least every other day during the summer months. Ive tried other brands, but always buy another tube. Good stuff — 9 years, 10 months agocindy1 | 1 reviews
This works well for me!I use this product about 3 times a week. I am of American Indian decent and my skin is dark and takes the medium tone well. It gives my skin a glow with out looking orange. Don't forget to wash your hands after applying. — 9 years, 10 months agopmartin390 | 2 reviews
Not so muchDid not care for this one either. I have fair skin and have tried many tanners and subtle self tanners. This one is very smelly and takes forever to dry. I felt sticky in the morning and after a week of steady use had no noticeable color. I also exfoliated before hand on the first day. My favorite daily moisturizer is still Dove energy glow. — 9 years, 10 months agoHalmara | 8 reviews
Nice even warm glowNo streaks or blotches. The color is warm and not orangey, and the smell is not as bad as most. Great for daily use. — 9 years, 10 months agowinnowwyatt | 3 reviews
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Resident Evil 5
Review by LtCardboard
"Resident Evil as we knew it is no more, but who cares?"
Let's get a few things clear. Resident Evil 5, despite its roots, is not a survival horror. It's an action game, complete devoid of anything remotely terrifying. In fact, when it does try and scare, it's so pathetically predictable that it's about as scary as a wet sock. Almost every action sequence is introduced with a little cutscene which is about as effective at scaring as a huge banner saying lots of zombie-like enemies are going to attack you in a moment and its going to be really scary. Horror is definitely not Resident Evil 5's strong point.
So we come to the infamous controls. Many complain about not being able to move and shoot. Why? It isn't realistic! cry some. Game's have moved on look at Dead Space. You could move and shoot in that! moan others. These people are idiots. Not being able to move and shoot is a design choice, like whether or not you can jump or not. If anything, it makes Resident Evil tenser, as it's much easier to get surrounded. In a game lacking in genuine scares, it would be moronic to remove the adrenaline rush that comes with the double edged sword of run away or shoot. Give us the chance to do both and the tension goes Right, I'm off.
Here's some advice: get some friends. Seriously, or you'll face the wrath of Sheva's AI. You don't want that. She'll do everything she can to hinder your progress. She'll eat your ammo, block your path, waste your herbs and ALWAYS use the wrong gun. She's got the accuracy of a blind man with noodles for fingers. To say that she isn't the brightest crayon in the box would be the understatement of the millennium. When she's shooting at some dude who's just chilling out, having a smoke, 20 yards in the distance, rather than the manic chainsaw wielding lunatic who's currently slicing through your neck and sleeping with your mother, it's safe to say that her priorities are a bit messed up. I genuinely believe that an axe planted in the back of your skull would be a more useful companion. At least, then, you'd have an axe.
Things have been streamlined since the golden days of Resi 4, so it's not all bad. This time around, there's a chapter select mode, a shop before each mission, quick select options for items and weapons, an option to change the difficulty mid run-through. You know, stuff that's genuinely useful. Item organisation is less fiddly this time, and done in game, LIVE. So there's no pausing the action to grab a quick first aid spray. You've got to select it while being hunted down. All of this makes the game a lot tenser and faster paced. After all, it's an action game.
And it's a bloody good action game too. Yes, the horror is nowhere to be found, and there's so much ammo around that it might as well be infinite. But that's not the point. Take away the Resident Evil name, and you've still got a great game. Nothing can compare to the sheer sense of panic that grips you as hordes of enemies rip down the flimsy defences you've set around the house and climb through the windows all around you. You pump bullet after bullet into the oncoming horde, but they keep coming. You're ammo is running low, and while you're desperately searching for some this crazed psychopath with a potato sack on his head charges in and swings a chainsaw around the room. You run upstairs to the only safe haven left and awkwardly fumble to find your last first aid spray as your health meter throbs red, knowing that the horde is only moments behind you. But you don't spot the axe wielding maniac lurking in the corner until it's too late. He charges at you. You panic and try to find your pistol, but it's empty. He slices your head off. Then the words YOU ARE DEAD, scrawled out in blood appear, mocking your death. Now. Tell me that isn't awesome. Go on, I dare you.
The story mode is only about 12 hours long, but take there's loads of replayability. Mainly due to the unlockable mercenaries mode, which is, quite possibly, better than anything in the story mode, because it gets rid of Sheva and lobs you in an environment with every dangerous enemy at once, while you struggle to find ammo and health. All while trying to score points. It's brilliant. And so is the rest of the game. The set pieces are intense, the boss fights are great. There's even the odd puzzle here and there. Take Resident Evil 5 online, hope you don't get a partner as dumb as Sheva and you've fixed the main issue with the game. It's very much a game designed for co-op, so to ignore it would be denying yourself one of the best co-op experiences out there.
Get it, if you're willing to accept the fact that it's an action game. Remember, it's an 18s game. I expect the people who buy it to be somewhat mature. So, no whining at the changes now that I've warned you about them, ok? If you don't like them, stick to the oldies. They haven't gone anywhere!
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 08/03/10
Game Release: Resident Evil 5 (EU, 03/13/09)
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Presales Solution Architect
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Prestigious IT hosting and infrastructure management services firm in the western Chicago suburbs is currently seeking a Solutions Architect. Candidate will work closely with sales personnel in client requirement identification definition, solution development, installation planning, and preliminary pricing for sales opportunities.
This person will be fully engaged in consultative solutions architecture and engineering for custom and point solutions involving a broad array of technology platforms, designs, and vendors from desktop to the data center.
The Solution Architect will be engaged in sales opportunities from qualification through closing, and in some instances with service delivery for installation. They proactively monitor status of all deals in the process ensuring timely completion of key tasks to meet defined deal cycle times. The Solution Architect also ensures solution specifications and relevant terms and conditions embodied in contracts accurately represent approved technical solutions.
- Participate and support account planning/sales strategy and pre-call meetings.
- Understand client's general business requirements and document objectives and technical requirements including processing, storage, network, RTO/RPO, help desk calls, installation and migration, etc.
- Develop preliminary proposed solutions and solution options and assumptions including systems configurations necessary for pricing (technology platform(s), required hardware, software and software licensing, networking, vendor models, bandwidth, network elements, etc.).
- Work with project office in developing project plans (roadmaps, timelines, dependencies, etc.) to the level necessary to estimate one-time costs for installations and migrations.
- Devise cost-effective, efficient solution design engineered to meet required specifications.
- Review sales proposals, and other communications (as needed) for technical accuracy.
- Drive process to secure final pricing and approval of proposed technical solution and installation/migration with Service Delivery and management, provide additional information as required, and make final changes.
- Own and drive the process from technical solution qualification through solution and proactively monitor status of deals ensuring timely completion of key tasks to meet defined cycle times.
- Ensure solution specifications and relevant terms and conditions embodied in contracts accurately represent approved technical solutions.
- Build and/or improve upon library of pre-sales technical architecture templates for core solutions.
Experience Required:
- BS in Computer Science or equivalent degree.
- 10+ years of successful solutions architecture experience, ideally with prior work experience with a managed services provider and/or IT infrastructure consulting firm.
- Experience taking technical requirements and developing winning solutions both point and custom.
- Ability to quickly author proposed technical solutions and associated diagrams for RFPs/RFIs, proposals, design documents, and other documents and presentations.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to ask the right questions, communicate, and collaborate in a professional, consultative manner.
- Working knowledge of networking solutions; including local area network, wide area network, Intranet and Internet.
- Familiar with Windows Operating System and related software (Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, and MS-SQL) and Linux Operating System, ideally IBM AS400 (iSeries).
- Familiar with hardware configuration installation, and support experience including physical and virtual Servers, iSeries, and storage equipment, eg, EMC.
- Familiar with virtualization platforms (eg, VMware, Xen, etc) and related software.
- Familiar with Cisco Router, Switches and ASA devices.
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Mount Pleasant
access to metro and downtown vancouver without all the bustle. Breakfast was good too! no
Location Room was freezing in the basement No one to greet you More like a hotel then a B&B
access to metro and downtown vancouver without all the bustle. Breakfast was good too! no
For a NYE reservation when the city is overpriced, it was a pleasant surprise. Bedroom was in bsmt by laundry but Heritage houses often moldy smell this wasn't at all. Location by skytrain and major bus routes, white spot across street No one there upon arrival (NYE) to show me room. Problem was painters rearranged room numbers so I wandered long time and discovered my key gave me entrance to other's rooms. Yep, same key multiple rooms. Not good. No ice, no one to check out with.
Location Room was freezing in the basement No one to greet you More like a hotel then a B&B
Delicious breakfast, classic b&b feel. Very close to the train, easy to get to, easy to get downtown.
Great location and skyline views. Near phenominal restaurants and the train and bus lines get you around Vancouver with ease. Leslie, the host, was accommodating and had great tales to tell about the area.
My favorite
Close proximity to business being conducted and short ride to downtown area. Rooms clean and comfortable.
Location, location, location. Breakfast included a variety of options such as hard boiled egg, croissants, muffins, bagel, etc... Old carpet in room. I was hesitant to step on it barefooted. (I should have brought a pair of slippers)
Location good, free internet, but only one station. WiFi if you have your own computer A bit pricey, but otherwise OK
We loved the convenient location of the Best Western Uptown. The beds were really comfortable, the room was clean, and we couldn't hear the other guests. We were right across from the elevator and we never noticed any additional noise. We would recommend this hotel to our friends and family. The heater/air conditioner was noisy. It would have been nice if there was a remote control to adjust the controls.
The front desk staff was very friendly and accommodating and the room was clean and quiet. The TV's are outdated and I was unable to hook up even basic RCA cables, and the windows don't do much to dampen the sounds from the road.
My favorite
Close to our kids home. It was fine.
The hotel was very clean and comfortable, and the staff was pleasant and accommodating. We stayed here before and after our Alaska cruise. It was a short taxi drive to Canada Place and cost half what a hotel in the Cruise Terminal area would have. There was a nice hot breakfast with a great selection of food; something for everyone. When we returned from our cruise, we were able to check in immediately with not problems even though it was 11am. There is a grocery store across the street and a nice little italian restaurant next door with delicious food and good service. Oh, and last, but not least, the hotel has windows that open! We really enjoyed the nice weather and the fresh air. There was nothing about this hotel that we didn't like. We would definitely recommend it and would stay there again if we have a reason to be in Vancouver.
The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was good and the staff was friendly and helpful. The location was perfect.
Staff was great.. room was clean & comfortable. Breakfast was OK. Location was convenient for travel into downtown. Located on a very busy street - vehicle noise came in through air conditioner.
The continental breakfast saved me much fussing. One of the two nights, there was a lot of loud talking and laughing in the corridoes in the middle of the night but that's hardly the hotel's fault.
Location is perfect if you don't want to spend to much money most downtown hotels want....all you need is Bus #19 or #8 and in 20 minutes you are in downtown....also the hotel rooms are quite nice....I loved the beds...so soft and big...nice facilities in the room (fridge, microwave, tea/coffee maker) the Breakfast was quite poor....Continental Breakfast was booked and we were happy with it until we arrived....all they have is Tea/Coffee, Apple/ Orange Juice, Bagels and Pastries...only that the Pastries and Bagels are stored in big boxes underneath the buffet which meant they stood there for some days....obviously that is something you taste in Pastry as it becomes dry and old
Close proximity to business being conducted and short ride to downtown area. Rooms clean and comfortable.
Bath was good,breakfast excellent! The bees and the area
good bed, free parking and great breakfast.
The B&B was very charming. It was a quick drive from downtown and within walking distance of the Queen Elizabeth Gardens. There is a fun night life happening just a few blocks south.
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Good to see the town-hall meeting this week called by Mayor Alan Nakanishi. Thanks to Assemblyman Dr. Richard Pan, who represents Lodi, and State Sen. Cathleen Galgiani, who also represents Lodi, for attending.
When the discussion turned to the looming pension crisis, Pan introduced a pension expert from the Service Employees International Union of California.
Councilman Bob Johnson was not impressed. Johnson isn't one to mince words, and he did not in this instance.
"To have a person who represents the largest municipal employees union in the state of California talk about pensions without having the opportunity for somebody from the other side to talk about the issue is totally inappropriate."
Well-stated, Mr. Johnson.
The city is facing a rising tsunami of pension costs, from $7.1 million this year to $16.9 million in 2019.
The city has no idea how to pay for that.
Concessions have been made by the city unions, but most relate to new and future workers, not current employees. We will be watching with interest the progress of the Statewide Pension Reform Act, backed by several California mayors.
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High Lord Wolnir is a boss in Dark Souls III.
In-Game Description
- Lord Wolnir of Carthus sentenced countless souls to gruesome deaths, keen to outlive them all.[1]
High Lord Wolnir is a colossal skeleton adorned with jewelry and a few shreds of clothing. Only his torso up remains of his body.
At the end of the Catacombs of Carthus, the player will come upon a grim chalice. Interacting with it will send the player to the Abyss to face Wolnir.
Once upon a time, each of the rightful lords of Carthus were bestowed crowns judiciously, until Wolnir brought them all to their knees,[2] and conquered most kingdoms known to their people.[3][4] Thus, the crowns of Carthus became one, and Wolnir the one High Lord.[2]
Wolnir eventually succumbed to the Abyss,[5] and in falling, was gripped by a fear of true darkness; so he pleaded to the gods for the first time.[6] He found some semblance of comfort from a holy sword and three armlets stripped from the corpses of clerics. [6] Wolnir sentenced countless souls to gruesome deaths, keen to outlive them all.[1]
After Wolnir's fall to the Abyss, Grave Warden pyromancers discovered the Abyss' black flame and pioneered new pyromancies.[5][7][8]
The key to beating Wolnir is to destroy his bracelets, one on his right hand and two on his left. The boss is surrounded by a black fog that will rapidly drain the player's health so they should not move past Wolnir's arms or body. He will occasionally exhale a blast of this fog that covers a large area in front of him, immediately sprint out of range to avoid it. It is recommended to destroy the right bracelet first as his arm is in closer proximity to the fog.
Wolnir attacks mainly with fist swipes that are relatively easy to evade and can even be blocked with a strong enough shield. After destroying one of the bracelets, he may summon his sword that greatly increases his attack range, it is possible to prevent this by destroying a bracelet whilst he is mid-summon. Occasionally he will call forth Skeletons and Bonewheels to aid him although they will often be destroyed by his attacks.
Although it is not immediately apparent, there is a time limit to this battle. Wolnir is constantly climbing up the incline and although he will be blocked by a wall, the player will have a very small space to evade his attacks and the fog will be almost impossible to avoid. Destroying a bracelet will cause him to slip back down the incline and once all three are broken, he will be consumed by the Abyss.
Soul of High Lord Wolnir
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- Weak against Blessed weapons.
- If you kill him without destroying all three bracelets, he displays a different death animation in which he simply disintegrates like most bosses.
- Unlike those in the first game, Wolnir's Abyss is actually an enormous enclosed stone cave, and there is even a back wall.
- A promotional screenshot shows this boss in a large hallway rather than in the Abyss.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Item description of Soul of High Lord Wolnir.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Item description of Wolnir's Crown.
- ↑ Item description of Carthus Bloodring.
- ↑ Item description of Carthus Milkring.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Item description of Grave Warden Pyromancy Tome.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Item description of Wolnir's Holy Sword.
- ↑ Item description of Black Flame.
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Killswitch Engage To Reunite With Former Vocalist Jesse Leach?
It's been about a month since Massachusetts quintet (current quartet) Killswitch Engage announced that long time vocalist Howard Jones would be leaving the band, and so far they have been hush hush about a replacement. However, former front man Jesse Leach hinted that he might be reuniting with the band after a decade apart.
Although Leach hasn't been a member of KSE for many years, he has kept in touch and even started a side project of his own called Times of Grace with guitarists Adam Dutkiewicz and Joel Stroeltzel. Their debut album released last January, and most of 2011 was spent touring.
In a recent interview, Leach discussed his past with KSE and slightly hinted at a possible future:
I'm not going to comment. Everyone wants to know… I'd rather those guys go through what they've got to go through and whenever they make that decision… They're good friends of mine, so I'm respecting their space at the moment. It's more fun, more mystery, too; you don't have to know everything. These days everybody is on Facebook and tweeting everything that happens. What's happened to the mystery of music and not knowing everything?
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - According to Internet security experts, more hackers are targeting cellphones these days, not just laptops and computers.
Worms, viruses and computer hackers are now after many of your electronic devices.
There's no application or easy fix if this happens, so electronic device users should always stay up to date with their personal information and possibly limit it as much as possible on their phone.
Computer hackers are evolving just like the cellphone industry, not only targeting home computers and laptops, but wanting to get into people's pockets and purses.
They, too, are watching the unprecedented demand for iPhones and other smart devices, making the cellphone an even sweeter target for thieves.
"They're trying to get into whatever they can get into," said Alison Cruess, of the University of North Florida's IT Department. "Whatever hole they find, they'll get in. That's what they do."
Cruess said hackers are relentless. Analysts said almost everything people see on their computer will show up on their smartphone, along with some new viruses.
Just last year, more than 139 million smartphones were sold worldwide, a 13.9 percent increase from 2007.
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When you arrive at the Hanson House B&B, you are greeted by one of us. Check-in is between 4 and 7 pm or other times by appointment. We have a short check-in where we review your advance instructions to us, process your payment and tell you a bit about the house and the area. You receive a key to your room and the passcode for the main inn door so you can come and go as you please, there is no curfew. We also explain our breakfast menu and that in the morning breakfast is brought to your room.
Our style of innkeeping is to let our guests explore and create their own memory about staying with us. The Hanson House B&B is our home. We live there so we are always available for concierge assistance whenever you need us. In fact, we hand you our cell number at check-in.
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A presentation by a pioneer in the movement to provide equal opportunity for female athletes in collegiate sports will highlight Women's History Month events at the University of Northern Colorado during March.
Mary Alice Hill, who in 1982 became the first female director of athletics at a NCAA Division 1 university, will present "From Field to Hill Top: Shattering the Glass Ceiling for Women in Athletics" at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 13, in the Panorama room at the University Center, intersection of 10th Avenue and 20th St.
Hill's tenacity as a track and field competitor carried over to the male-dominated arena of intercollegiate athletics after the 1972 enactment of Title IX, the federal civil rights law that prohibits sex discrimination in education.
During her history-making tenure at San Diego State University, Hill rose to the rank of president of the Western Athletic Conference and was elected to the then all-male NCAA Council.
Her efforts helped establish balance in funding of collegiate athletics programs, including creating scholarships for female athletes and bringing women's college sports to television.
Her presentation is free and open to the public. Free parking is available in lots adjacent to the center.
Other events commemorating Women's History Month include:
March 5, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Michener Library (main floor)The University Libraries and English Department will host readings by students, faculty and staff of literature and speeches that celebrate women's roles in history.
March 11, 7-9 p.m., Michener Library (Lindou Auditorium)Black Women of Today brings a local spin to a national conversation led by African-American women about how American society defines and promotes beauty standards.
Iron-Jawed AngelsMarch 12, 7-9 p.m., University Center Panorama roomThis 2004 film follows political activists Alice Paul (Hillary Swank) and Lucy Burns (Frances O'Connor) as they use peaceful and effective strategies, tactics and dialogues to revolutionize the American feminist movement to grant women the right to vote. Presented by the University Program Council.
The Invisible WarMarch 14, 7-9 p.m., University Center Panorama roomThis 2012 Oscar-nominated documentary about sexual assault in the United States military includes interviews with multiple victims and has already led to far-reaching changes in the military's response to sexual assaults and treatment of victims. Presented by the Sexual Assault Victim's Advocate Center.
The Office of Sponsored Programs will host a grant writing workshop Thursday, April 4, designed to help faculty and staff increase the competitiveness of their proposals for projects in the humanities, social sciences, arts and education. The workshop will run from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. in the Columbine suites of the University Center. Seating is limited and pre-registration is required.
Participants should have some understanding of grant seeking, but want to acquire the skills to develop successful, consistently funded proposals.
"Grant Writing without Grief for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Arts and Education" will be presented by Lynn Miner of Miner and Associates, who will cover topics such as creating successful proposal components, persuasive proposal narratives, resubmitting previously declined proposals, and building a successful grant writing team. More information about workshop content is on the OSP website.
Registration is required by emailing Arlene Hansen that you wish to attend the Grant Writing without Grief Workshop and that you will attend for the full day.
The Alumni Association's reception Thursday, March 7, in Carter Hall for the cast, director and others involved in the School of Theatre Arts and Dance's production of Legally Blonde, has been canceled.
Friends of UNC Libraries will host another First Wednesday Book Sale from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, in Michener Library. There'll be a wide variety of books and music, and a special focus table featuring history. Proceeds benefit projects and events of University Libraries. For more information, call 351-1546.
The 2013 Rosenberry Writers' Conference at the University of Northern Colorado March 4-6 will feature readings by an internationally renowned, award-winning science fiction author and two other writers who also have Colorado roots.
Greeley's own Connie Willis, whose 15 novels and seven collections of short stories have earned an unprecedented seven Nebula awards and 11 Hugo awards, will close the three-day conference with a reading at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, in the Panorama room in the University Center, intersection of 10th Avenue and 20th Street.
The reading and a question-and-answer session, reception and book signing that follow it, are free and open to the public.
In addition to her Nebula and Hugo awards, two of the genre's most prestigious, Willis received the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America's 2011 Damon Knight Memorial Grand Master Award recognizing her lifetime achievements and placing her in the company of science fiction and fantasy writers such as Anne McCaffrey, Ursula K. Le Guin, Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke.
Willis, a 2009 inductee of the Science Fiction Hall of Fame, earned her bachelor's degree in English and Elementary Education from UNC in 1967. She last appeared at the Rosenberry Writers' Conference in 2006.
The conference's other readings will be by Dan Beachy-Quick on Monday, March 4, and Aaron Abeyta on Tuesday, March 5. Both will start at 7 p.m. in the Panorama room and also will include a question-and-answer session, reception and book signing. Free parking will be available in lots adjacent to the building.
Beachy-Quick's works include five full-length books of poetry, five poetry chapbooks and a book of interlinked essays on Moby Dick. He grew up in Colorado and after graduating from the University of Denver, he attended the Iowa Writer's Workshop. He's taught at Grinnell College and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and is currently teaching in the MFA Writing program at Colorado State University.
Abeyta, a Colorado native, is an associate professor of English at Adams State College. Two collections of his poetry have been published, including Colcha, which received a 2002 American Book Award and a 2001 Colorado Book Award. He won a Colorado Council on the Arts Fellowship for Poetry in 1998 and received the grand prize from the Academy of American Poets while a graduate student at Colorado State University. His first novel was published in 2007.
In addition to the readings, the writers will hold informal discussion sessions with students and faculty from UNC's literature and writing classes.
Now in its 12th year, the conference is named in honor of the late philanthropist and English teacher Walter Rosenberry, who supported the conference and nonprofit organizations throughout Colorado.
For more information, contact conference organizer Lisa Zimmerman, assistant professor of English, at 970-351-2033 or email@example.com.
Statistical consulting is available at no charge to faculty, staff and graduate students through UNC's Mathematics and Science Teaching Institute. Consulting is available in Ross 1210 on a walk-in basis from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, 1-4 p.m. Tuesdays and 1-6 p.m. Thursdays until the end of the semester.
Consulting services are provided by the Applied Statistics and Research Methods program.
For more information, contact Edward Lopez, 351-1289.
The Blood Buddies blood mobile returns to campus from noon-4 p.m Wednesday, March 6,. in the service drive south of Turner Hall (west of Holmes Dining Hall). Grab a buddy (friend or family member) and make an appointment to donate blood while it's on campus.
Prior to donating, donors are asked to eat a healthy meal and drink a minimum of 20 ounces of water. A valid drivers license is also required.
If you are unable to make the drive on March 6, there are still other ways to donate in Greeley. The Blood Donor Center at the Northern Colorado Medical Center (1801 16th Street) is open on Monday and Friday from 7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday from 11 a.m.-7:30 p.m. and Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Blood Buddies visit is sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi and the 2013 Leadership Weld County program.
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WASHINGTON — In a drug development landscape where clinical trial sponsors must find ways to gain value from limited research budgets, risk-based monitoring — the strategic assessment of risk when creating and conducting trials — is emerging as a model for reducing the complexity of a study while enhancing patient safety and saving time and money. Sessions at the DIA 2014 50th Annual Meeting, June 15 to 19 at the San Diego Convention Center, will feature the top experts in industry and research exploring practical approaches to building a risk-based monitoring system to enhance a trial's effectiveness.
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Downtown Cincinnati is full of action, from the bustling workday crowd to theatergoers in the city to catch a play at the Aronoff Center to art patrons off to catch an exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center. The stadiums attract huge crowds, especially during the weekends. But it's Main Street, between Liberty Street and Central Parkway, where downtown really comes to life. Art galleries and specialty
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> during the meditation. In the past, it
> has generally been asian-influenced
> etheric music, but last night it was
> Japanese flutes and clapper music
> with definite melodies. I don't understand
> why someone would add 'ambience' to
> a practice that would have found a perfectly
> appropriate accompaniment in the already
> present sounds of crickets, distant traffic,
> rumbly-humming furnace, the high-pitched song
> of the lighting, shiftings and stirrings
> of our colleagues, one's own breathing, pulses,
> and creaking joints.
> Anyway, I wonder if there is some aspect of
> Vipassana meditation that would lead one to
> use music during meditation, some aspect I
> don't know about... anyone know?
> Nina
the key to getting enlightenend..i would think that any sounds coming
from a box etc...would be for beginners so they have something to
focus on other than the ramblings of a mind or to keep from getting
bored...also it might be a tool to strengthen the mind or
consciousess or awareness to get beyond sound...
- Thanks to Gene, SG, devi, Sarojini, and Sandy for your
replies to my question about the use of music during
meditation. It has helped me gain a wider perspective
of what might be motivating its use. At any rate, SG,
yes, I will ask the teacher of that class the next
time I see him...
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" Released: 27th October 2008 / Running time: 93 minutes "
Star - Tayanç Ayaydin
Genre - Comedy
County - Turkey (subtitles)
Certificate - 12a
Budget -Euro1,200,000
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Director Ben Hopkins became the first foreigner to win an award at the Turkish National Film Awards with this movie, 'The Market: A Tale of Trade' well worthy of that honor, beautiful performances in likewise locations by the little known cast making this one of my favorite foreign films of the year. Tayanç Ayaydin is a revelation in the lead and one of the most charismatic and natural actors I have seen in a film for a very long time. The other star of the movie is those enigmatic Turkish mountains and sprawling valleys, a perfect compliment to such a charming film.
Tayanç Ayaydin ... Mihram
Genco Erkal ... Fazil
Senay Aydin ... Elif
Hakan Sahin ... Mustafa
Rojîn Ulker ... Singer
It's the early 1990s...
Thirtysomething Mihram (Tayanç Ayaydin) is a bad Muslim. He has a good heart but it's not in a good place. A small time Turkish trader and entrepreneur based in the mountainous south he spends most of his meager profits on booze, cards and cigarettes, much to the simmering annoyance of his incredibly patient wife Elif (Senay Aydin). She knows he is a good man and one day Allah will call upon him to get his act in order but she has been waiting a while for that day.
Mihram's trading skills are questionable. After selling his neighbor some TV cable to replace the cable he has had stolen, it appears the stolen cable is what he is selling his neighbor, a perfect fit. But it's the only life he knows and a deal is a deal, the two men laughing it off. His latest plan is to be in on the ground for the growing and revolutionary mobile telephone business, trying to get some money together to buy a license and start selling them, fellow Delboy Mustafa (Hakan Sahin) showing great interest in that side of things, offering Mihram the chance to work for him, a much bigger operator and shark.
Although Elif is happy with his plan to open a shop to sell phones she is happier still when their local doctor asks Mirham to secure some medicine for her surgery. She has heard Mihram is the man to get anything and gives him the money to procure her some from Istanbul, entrusting him with $150. Elif sees this as the way for Mihram to find his way back to being a good Muslim whereas Mihram sees it as $150 to do more deals with and get the medicine on the cheap in neighboring Azerbaijan, his friend Fazil (Genco Erkal) a long for the ride, but temptation sure to get the better of Mihram on that dusty road.
Like any bazaar, the Market has something for everybody and I really enjoyed this one, a beautiful looking film about the simple life of doing right to your religion and family in the hope of good fortune in return, how the third world has to live. It's all delightfully led by Tayanç Ayaydin enchanting lead performance as the handsome bearded scoundrel, owning this gentle rural comedy from start to finish, the twinkle in his eye a hint of the mischief to come. It's engaging, ruefully funny stuff and never lets up with the subtle gentle jokes as our hero battles with his demons to make things right with his wife and God on his cathartic road trip.
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Communication and globalization are the main themes to this gentle comedy; be it from a mobile telephone or their Gods, peasant rural Turkey's distinct lack of modern telephone allowing for many moments of conversational farce here. It's unimaginable to think, but before the 1990s that was indeed the case and few people had mobile phones anywhere in the world, let alone the internet and Facebook. But once mobile communication and the internet arrived then the world changed quickly and the Arab Spring eventually sprouted. The suggestion here is maybe that undermined not only the art of conversation but Islam itself as Allah no longer had the answers to an increasingly modern world. All religions become outdated in the end, right?
Like our main protagonists rusty old van, the film meanders along the stunning enigmatic rural locations and situations with purpose and contemplation. There is a quirky and oddball thread here that gets a little wearing where this folk singer lady (Rojîn Ulker) pops up and starts signing Bollywood style about a previous scenes in the film or tries to express the actors emotions through song and dance there and then, a bit like that jester in the Blackadder credits. But it all adds to the films delightful quirkiness and makes it a very Turkish experience, which is what you want when you watch a Turkish movie. Its just one of those foreign films that if it pops up Film4 or BBC2 you should seriously consider recording as it's what a film should be. A personal journey from the head to the heart.
Imdb.com - 7.0/10.0 (522votes)
Metacritc.com - 90% critic's approval rating
Rottentomatos.com -100% critic's approval rating
The Daily Mirror -'Subtitled and with laughs of the subtlest kind, Ben Hopkins has crafted a deliciously funny cautionary tale on the perils of greed and how globalization can be a heartless mistress'.
Financial Times -'Tayanç Ayaydin makes a winning loser as Mihram, who uses Charlie Chaplin pluck to escape a Willie Loman plot'.
NY Times - 'A story that goes far beyond what it initially suggests. Explores many complex issues and the changing social and economic dynamics currently taking place in Turkey'.
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