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Masters of Mentawai - a surfing odyssey; depicts an annual surf trip to the iconic surf resort of Kandui, situated in the Mentawai Islands off the coast of Sumatra. The event evolved from a surf trip to the resort by two brothers, to celebrate a 50th birthday and commemorate their many surf trips together from their boyhood days. While showcasing some stunning imagery from the Mentawai islands, the book also captures the atmosphere, action and camaraderie of a group of surfers doing what they love most....surfing!
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It officially started its operations in the Czech Republic in November 2011. It is a member of the investment and financial group PPF, one of the largest groups in Central and Eastern Europe. Currently, PPF Group owns 86.62% stake in Air Bank. The Bank provides its services only to individuals: personal accounts, savings accounts, loans.
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Scottish designer and stylist Rosie Brown formed Papa Stour in 2005 to expose and sell works from some of Scotland's brightest and most exciting artists and designers.
Each piece is considered, as something which you will love in your own home, or to gift to someone special. Just as when you visit a gallery, be prepared to browse and enjoy Papa Stour.
Our artists and designers are involved in different disciplines but they all have talent, flair and in some cases pure eccentricity! Our designers regularly exhibit work at top UK Exhibitions such as ORIGIN, Gifted, Top Drawer, Selvedge, and New Designers One Year On in London.The essence of the collection is a contemporary mix of ceramics, silver, leather and textiles from all over Scotland. The pieces we offer are not "off the shelf" objects that can be delivered next day – they are made in small batches and often unique.


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The frontage is more beautiful than words can describe. The cottage is sits 150 feet from the road giving you privacy and security. There are 2 cement decks right in front of the cottage each with 2 picnic tables, then 2 beautiful rock gardens, next you come to a beautiful wooden swing. The gazebo is overlooking the lake and has another 12x18 deck on it. There is an octagon-shaped built-in table, a patio table with 6 chairs and a swing on it. The view from the deck is awesome especially at sunset. The lake frontage has a firepit with wood, a boathouse, L-shaped dock, sandbox, 2 swings, a slide, 2 kayaks, canoe, paddleboat and rowboat. There is a swimming raft, a yard swing on the lake, a sandy volleyball court and our own private porta-jon for use when on the frontage.
The inside of the cottage is open and spacious with a kitchen, dining room and living room that all open into one big room. The kitchen has 2 full sz refrigs, microwave, coffeemaker and all the small appliances needed. There are pots, pans, dishes and utensils galore. The living room has a big flat screen TV with expanded cable, a DVD player, several movies, games and a woodburner for cool evenings. There is a gas furnace vented to each room. There are 6 ceiling fans for warm days. The bathroom has a marble shower.
You will feel very much at home at the lake. Fountain is a small, very friendly town and is only 3.7 miles away. It cottage area is not commercialized, therefore quiet and you will see deer and turkeys. There is a 20' pontoon available to rent and a smaller cottage next door to accommodate larger groups.
Keywords: cottage, lake front, private, kayaks, pontoon boat, family, quiet, beautiful, sunset, house and fire wood provided. We also have a 2 bedroom to rent next door is your group is too large for one cottage. See #350293
Ken and Kelly Crocker bought the cottage from his mother in 1983, with 3 small children we knew we had to rent it out in the summer to be able to afford to keep it. We have made many improvements over the years, making it a family friendly vacation for all our guests. In the fall we rent weeks and weekends to couples looking to get away after the lake quiets downs. We really enjoy helping you have a wonderful, relaxing vacation.
The Owner purchased this cottage in 1983
We're going next summer (2016) and the whole family is so excited. There are 17 of us and we've rented both homes. This will be our fourth time renting here. We love the lake, all the water toys, play areas, fire pits (wood is supplied) and all the outdoor spaces to relax in. Ludington and Lake Mi access is close. We always rent the pontoon boat for fishing and swimming. I love the kayaks for an early morning or an evening paddle with one of the kids or grand kids. The owners are so helpful and work hard to to insure you have a great time. Every year our 9 grand kids note that this was "the best vacation EVER!" We are so happy to be going again!
This is one of the best deals ever. It's beautiful, has personality and slept the 7 of us easily. Everything is clean and the decorating is so perfect for being at the lake. We had so much fun fishing, boating, swimming, cooking out, touring the lake on the pontoon, watching the birds, squirrels and deer and being away from the bustle of every day life. This was one of the best family vacations ever and we hope to repeat it as often as possible.
My family has been coming to this cottage for years. There are a half dozen boats included in the rental, and tons of extras. The lake is crystal clear and I'm told great for fishing. We love the gazebo area for outdoor meals. This cottage is on a beautiful lakefront property. The kids love the paddle boats and kayak and jumping off the swimming raft. Plenty of room: four bedrooms. The owners are lovely and thoughtful- they really think of everything! My family looks forward to the cottage every year!
This is the 2nd summer we have rented this cottage. We also rented the smaller 2 bedroom next door. Everything is there for you. No need to ever leave. 9 kids played all week in the sand, kayaked, swam, fished, woods walked. It was a great week. Fires every night after the kids went to bed. So relaxing. The house is well equipped with everything you need. Ludington is only 20 minutes away if you want a day of shopping or a Lake MI beach. We're going back,the kid's and grand-kids insist!
Michigan Adventure is 1 hour from cottage. Dune rides are 35 minutes away. There are several rivers to canoe or kayak on. Amber Elk Ranch only 20 minutes away. Little River Cansino is 30 minutes away. 20 minutes from Lake Michigan. Movie Theater, Mini-golf, Sand Castles Children's Museum, White Pine Village and many golf courses are only 20 minutes away.
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In the parody animated series, MAD: The Animated Series, Pop N' Fresh normally a heroic character that appears in Pillsbury commercials as the corporate mascot serves has parodied as a psychopath and an murderer that antagonizes the police forces. He is a parody of his heroic counterpart Pillsbury and the criminal Tony Montana.
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The police officers discover that Pillsbury is sabotaging the kitchen while doing baking pasta cakes.
Pillsbury seeks rampage on the kitchen and antagonizes the cops by holding his gun in a attempt to torture the police, the cops then tried to shoot him, but Pillsbury survives from the bullet that tickles him in the process, Pillsbury was still laughing with his sick laugh as well.
The police officers defeat him by sending him to the oven, baking him alive once and for all. His corpse is used as a food, the fact was revealed that Pillsbury was presumably eaten by the police officers.


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What's it like to live in Salisbury?
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Good for schools, jobs, train station, cafes, shopping, nice people, community spirit.Answered on Aug 24 2010, Report content
Salisbury house prices remain high, you don't get much house here for your money, the cathedral keeps prices high, It's a nice place to live, there will be more houses built here in the future. It has stayed pretty robust through the recession, people will always want to live here...Answered on Sep 16 2010, Report content
Hi, We would suggest that you get in touch with local estate agents in order to get some background about the area. You can search for agents using the 'find agents' tab on the top of the Zoopla Page. We hope this helps.Answered on Oct 1 2013, Report content
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January and February were somewhat slow months in comparison to the normal chaos of my life.
It was nice to have a little lull after such a whirlwind 2013.
Full speed craziness has returned, of course.
My brain seems to be having a hard time focusing when there's so much to do right now.
Here's a peak inside my brain:
• I've been spending a LOT of my time working for a corporate client over the last several weeks.
• What am I doing for them? I'm furnishing photos for office buildings they own.
• It's more involved than what I do for a "normal" client. I'm actually going to the client's office building locations, meeting with managers, taking measurements, working with budgets, acting as an interior decorator, etc. Once a budget is approved I determine the best way to maximize the budget for each particular building. Then I determine which photos I'll be using, what size they should be, what medium they should be printed on, etc. After that, I format the photos to look their very best based on all the previous decisions.
• It's a lot of work, but also fun. When I walk into a building with bare walls I can barely contain myself. I must get art on the walls.
• In addition, I've got several other client projects at various stages right now.
• Remember World Champion Skimboarder, Austin Keen?
• Austin and I are working on an ongoing photo series. It's a lot of fun to document a portion of his life and achievements. He's getting ready to return to Brazil for a few weeks. (I wish I could go along as his photographer, but maybe next time.) I'll update you now and again on Austin and his adventures. He's a great client, a fun "model," and has a very adventurous life.
• I've been approached by a client for some photography work which might involve traveling to a far away continent. And that's all I'm able to say at this time. It's still in the "possibility" phase. I'll let you know more if it turns into a definite project.
• A lot of times I can't write about what I'm working on or who I'm working with. My business is keeping my busy, though.
• I'll be staying at the Hilton in Beverly Hills beginning this Friday and through the weekend.
• I was very excited about my L.A. project until I was reminded The Beverly Hilton is the same hotel where Whitney Houston died. I hope I can get past that. (I have a feeling I'll be freaking out when I see the bathtub in my room.) I'll try to focus on all the red carpet events that have been held there instead. Of course, I'll try to sneak in a few "for fun" photos to share with you while I'm there.
• I'll also be in San Francisco and Napa later this month. Of course, I always love to visit San Francisco and visit my friends there. I haven't been to Napa in a long time. I have a feeling I'll want to stay and photograph the beautiful rolling hills and vineyards for weeks. (Unfortunately, I'll only be there for a few days.)
• I'll be in the Dallas area of Texas at the beginning of April.
• Speaking of travel, I've been researching various types of van-ish vehicles. I wrote recently of my desire to be a vagabond photographer … road trips and shooting go together so well! I've had several family members tell me it isn't safe for a woman to travel the country by herself. What do YOU think?


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- 1 CSBC Bihar Women Constable Previous papers
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- 4 Bihar Women Constable Selection Process
- 5 Bihar Police Lady Constable Syllabus
- 6 Bihar Women Constable Exam Pattern
- 7 Bihar Women Constable Sample Papers
CSBC Bihar Women Constable Previous papers
Bihar Women Constable Previous papers are very useful to aspirants who are preparing for Bihar Lady Constable Exam. Candidates who applied for Bihar Police Women Constable recruitment can full fill exam preparation though CSBC Bihar Lady Constable Syllabus & Bihar Police Women Constable Question Papers.
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Bihar Police Department
The Bihar Police Department is the law enforcement agency for the Indian state of Bihar. It was formed in the year 1935. It comes under direct control of Department of Home Affairs, Govt of Bihar. It is headed by a Director General of Police. Bihar central board of constable recruits young and eligible candidates for various posts regularly.
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CSBS Bihar is inviting applications from qualified candidates to fill 675 vacancies in employment and training department. Applicants who are willing to apply for these jobs can check the Bihar Police Women Constable Recruitment 2015 notification, which is available in recruitment.guru. Aspirants who have applied, now start your preparation. Before going to start the Preparation Download CSBC Bihar Women Constable Syllabus from here. By using Bihar Lady Constable Syllabus and Exam Pattern, you can easily prepare for the Exam.
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1. Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan' slogan was given by
A. Indira Gandhi
B. Lal Bahadur Shastri
C. Mahatma Gandhi
D. Jawahar Lal Nehru
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2. The people of Indus Valley Civilization worshiped
(a) Brahma
(b) Vishn
(c) Pashupati
(d) Indra and Varun
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3. Ashoka was related to:
(a) Haryak dynasty
(b) Mauryan dynasty
(c) Gupta dynasty
(d) None of these
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4. The Rajasthan canal takes water from the river
A. Ravi
B. Ghaghara
C. Yamuna
D. Sutlej
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5. Mettur dam is situated on the river
A. Cauvery
B. Narmada
C. Krishna
D. Mahanadi
Ans. (A)
6. Tirupati temple is located in—
(a) Karnataka
(b) Tamil Nadu
(c) Andhra Pradesh
(d) Kerala
Ans. (b)
7. Which Pakistani scientist is suspected to be involved in giving nuclear know how to other countries?
A. Shahariyar Khan
B. Imaran Khán
C. Javed Kazi
D. Abdul Qadir Khan
Ans. (D)
8. Who is the chief minister of Assam?
A. Tarun Gagoi
B. Hiteshwar Saikia
C. Prafful Kumar Mohanta
D. None of these
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"The Canyons" has cratered.
The campy psychosexual thriller that was made on a shoestring budget, starring tabloid mainstay Lindsay Lohan (who has been attempting to revamp her stalled career) — has barely made a blip on the box office charts.
With its sizzling (or revolting, depending on which way you look at it) focus on sex, the film also offers some shock value as former porn star James Deen stars opposite Lohan.
"The Canyons" fizzled on arrival, and after nearly a month, it has come up just shy of $50,000 in box office returns. It's easily the biggest flop of Lohan's career, but not by far: Lohan also appeared in the film Jared Leto notably gained weight for, "Chapter 27," which has earned a measly $56,215 to date.
[Related: The Biggest Surprises of This Summer's Movie Season]
To put "The Canyons" flop into further perspective, it performed worse than little-known — virtually unknown — titles: a little-seen documentary about bees, "More Than Honey," and a theatrical bomb, "Stuck in Love," starring Kristen Bell and Jennifer Connelly.
To be fair, the film has only played in nine — count 'em on your hands — nine theaters. As the producers of the movie tell it, the box office wasn't part of the plan. Like many indie movies these days, this small-budget film was headed for video on demand (VOD).
"The Canyons" targets "a community of film lovers who live and breathe in the online world," Sundance Selects and IFC president Jonathan Sehring told Variety at the time the film opened. "We believe that the film will do most of its business in the digital realm."
IFC told the Los Angeles Times that the movie, available on platforms such as iTunes, was doing "extremely well" so far. Indeed, while exact figures aren't being reported, "The Canyons" is already profitable due to strong VOD interest.
Called "posttheatrical cinema" by director Paul Schrader ("Taxi Driver" and "Raging Bull" scribe), "The Canyons" cost well under $1 million to make and was partially crowd-funded by Kickstarter.
The making of the movie created some buzzy press thanks to a New York Times Magazine behind-the-scenes story, and caused some interest — until it tanked, and the New York City movie theater in which it premiered sold only $15,200 worth of tickets.
But even films headed for a smaller, niche crowd, with video-on-demand in mind, still can do moderately well at both the box office and on VOD. Examples are movies like "Bachelorette," which made $5.5 million on VOD but under $500,000 in theaters, and "All Good Things," which cleared $6 million on VOD and made $600,000 million in theaters.
In fact, "Lovelace," another edgy and erotic indie available for VOD , and starring Amanda Seyfried, made $344,000 at the box office.
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Montana (PTA North) Store Launch!
Our second retail store opening on the 22nd of October 2016 was a massive success, and loads of fun!
In this blog, we'll update you with some pics of the shop 'in progress', some of the crazy crazy challenges we faced, and - the end result :)
Our latest store is 170sqm, featuring a lounging corner, pool and foosball, and of course a massive selection of only the best local and international e-liquids, and wide variety of high quality vaping gear!
Pop in and visit sometime !
VapeCon 2016
Stay tuned for an update from VapCon 2016!! What an incredible and awesome event, through and through...
Some event photos and a short write-up to follow soon... :)
We moved (& upgraded!)
It's official! (As of 12th March...) WE MOVED!
It was a truly testing time for us, and included many late nights and early mornings, but we did it - we're now moved in and (mostly) settled in at our new Vapery home :)
So come pop over for a visit at our new store and mini lounge, have a cup of coffee or a beer from one of the restaurants next door, and chill with us with a vape @ Shop 44 in the Doringkloof Mall (we're directly opposite the Wimpy), just off Botha by the highway turnoff on the N1...
Thanks again to everyone for your ongoing support, and helping us to make The Vapery the vape haven that it is today!
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We're as excited to have you here and you must be to be here...
Please feel free to browse around and have a look through all the exciting and unique new products we have to offer the South African market.
We've built some great relationships with all of our suppliers, both local and international, and will strive to continuously bring you only the fittest and finest of vape goodies you could wish to own.
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Thick and robustly tangy, my favorite condiment discovery this season was Haws Ketchup. Made from the bright crimson berries of the Hawthorn tree (which you can find a stone's throw away from where ever you stand in Victoria) it compliments meats, eggs and a big basket of steaming homemade fries equally.
A mainstay in the hedgerows of the British Isles, hawthorn berries were used to make jellies, wines, preserves, chutneys, pies and sauces. Today they are a forgotten food source which is sad considering they are packed with powerful antioxidants like proanthocyanidins and flavonoids and medicinal properties that promote cardiovascular health. Enhancing the heart's ability to contract while gently relaxing blood vessels, hawthorn has been shown in countless studies to not only make arteries more pliable but repair damaged vessel walls.
On their own, hawthorn berries aren't anything exciting, they're fleshy, verging on bland, though slightly sweet. But when cooked — well their magic comes out. Last year I turned my hawthorn berries into a Yule Liqueur. Brewed up with rose-hips, aromatic spices and rum, it was indeed a heart opening experience. But the best part of serving up this mellifluous jewel colored elixir on a cold winter night was knowing it would soothe, heal, strengthen and warm the weary hearts of those I loved.
This year, lured by an especially tasty looking recipe posted by Cauldrons and Crockpots I decided to expand my hawthorn repertoire with a traditional Haws Sauce. I headed out to Beaver Lake to harvest from the plethora of trees that are the remains of old hedgerows brought here by the early settlers to divide large tracts of farmland.
Today their arboreal descendents have spread everywhere into virtual orchards of their own. And they are beautiful! With a dense round head of branches, their bark is silvery grey or tan, and gnarly, often laden with thick green moss or lichen.
The berries are easily picked, but be careful the thick branches are dotted with thorns — old Crataegus is from the rose family after all. These strong thorns are part of hawthorn's magical lore, and were used as protective charms against malevolent spirits. (For more on hawthorn's enchanting properties – and a recipe for Hawthorn Blossom Cordial — click here). All hawthorn berries are edible. Though they have cross pollinated over the years to form new varieties all can be eaten. We do have our indigenous Black Hawthorn (much treasured by the First Nations) which produces a deep blue-black fruit, but these ripen earlier in late summer.
Non-native hawthorns should be picked around October and November, though in Victoria's mild climate some are still available through December. But before you pick be warned, hawthorn is classified as an invasive species so they have been targeted for extermination in some of our local parks, i.e. "treated" with herbicides. So a phone call to your local park to check first is recommended.
😦 So anyway. The process of making Haws Ketchup is no more consuming that regular ketchup (aside from the picking). After gathering my basket of berries (about 3 cups) I took them home and gave them a wash, removing the stems from the heads of the fruit. These I then placed in a large saucepan that I filled with 1/3 cup apple cider and 1/4 cup of water. These were simmered for 20 -30 minutes until the berries turn an orange brown and the flesh began to split.
After cooling came the most onerous part — pushing the berries through a sieve or food mill to remove the pits. (I'll spare you the pictures.) This takes about 10 minutes of patient effort but the result is a thick tomato-like sauce which I embellished according to taste. I added sea salt, then honey and black cherry juice to sweeten, a few fragrant spices like allspice, nutmeg and cardamom, and a touch of cayenne pepper for warmth. And it turned out spicy, fruity and lovely — if I don't say so myself.
Hawthorn Berry Ketchup
- 2 cups hawthorn berries
- 1/3 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1/4 cup of water
- 1/4 cup of brown sugar, honey or birch syrup (you may want less or more, so slowly add and taste)
- 1/4 cup black cherry juice (or apple if handy)
- 1/2 tsp sea salt (or as you like)
- Freshly ground black pepper or dash of cayenne
- pinch of cardamom, cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg
- Remove the berries from their stalks then rinse in cold water.
- Place in large saucepan, adding the vinegar and water. Gently bring to boil and simmer for about 25 minutes until the skins start to split.
- After cooling, push the mixture through a sieve or pass through a food mill to remove the pits.
- Return the mixture to the pan, adding your sweeteners, and slowly heat, stirring frequently. Add spices or flavorings.
- Bring to a low boil, then simmer for a further 5 -10 minutes, until the sauce thickens and becomes slightly syrupy.
- Remove from heat, then add, little bit at a time, the black cherry juice, stirring until you find just the right consistency you prefer in your ketchup. (Remember the sauce will thicken once cooled and you want to be sure it will be able to leave the bottle!)
- When happy with your result, pour the ketchup into a sterilized bottle. Refrigerate and use within 3 months.


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Quantitative easing has the Red Bull effectPosted on: 16 February 2010 by Mark O'haire
The key now to successful investing is in reducing your exposure when the risk is disproportionate.
Do you think it is a good idea to keep any investments in corporate bonds/gilts as I am hearing from some sources that they are a massive bubble.
Bubble? That's a synonym for fizz, and it's ironic that the biggest contributor to it being a bubble is the 'red bull' stimulus injected into the veins of the economy by the Bank of England - quantitative easing.
Quantitative easing is where the Bank of England creates cash in its account, with which it buys up a range of assets from other institutions such as gilts etc, who in turn pay that into their banks and for the banks to supposedly lend it on (it hasn't happened).
It's called liquidity or 'greasing the wheels of finance'.
The idea is that it also drives down gilt/bond yields, which in turn is a thermometer for lending rates which helps the business community from a borrowing perspective. That hasn't happened either, and banks have just sought the opportunity to create the extra margin for themselves to bolster up balance sheets.
Whether or not the fizz will lose its effervescence depends on a number of complicated issues.
If Barack Obama beats the investment banks, much of the inflationary risk will disappear as the cost of the raw goods (commodities) will plummet. Higher interest rates will not be needed to curb inflation so there will be less stress on the financial system and in turn sterling.
Furthermore it is not expected in the short term that the Bank will ease any more red bull into the system as it is widely expected that the current recovery is sustainable in the short term. If it is, investors will be mindful that the treasury could soon sell off its recent purchases driving yields up and capital values down.
Most retail investors in bonds are not sophisticated enough to play the market, moving between the two contrasting holdings of equities and bonds. Instead most hold them as a hedge against each other i.e. buying an ice cream company and a wellington boot company - In extreme conditions they balance each other.
It is well documented that bonds have been the better selling sectors over the last year and it's easy to see why, but the bubble could be losing its fizz and creating a potential bubble.
And if you understand g.i. indices with food, after a sugar spike there is a boring, boring lull with no energy. If you have suffered a sugar spike lull (rice cakes are interestingly pretty bad for that) you will know that you get no warning but that you are crabby and unapproachable.
The key now to successful investing is in reducing your exposure when the risk is disproportionate.
Whilst the above 'depends on what happens' there is a flip side to much of this. Any study of banking crisis will show you that there is indeed a long process of deleveraging where everyone tries to reduce debt down to reasonable levels - even governments.
Undoubtedly the next government will have drastic spending cuts, a strategy that will, along with current employment rates have a medium term dampening effect on inflation. In turn gilt yields will then be allowed to remain low and for much longer than expected, making them still an attractive sector. However, in the short term, inflationary figures driven by Vat changes and the appalling tax on fuel and energy prices will make their way into the system causing short term inflationary problems which I am comfortable will dissipate because of the dampening issues mentioned.
There is evidence already of yields rising with ten year gilts hitting 4% in December from 3.5% - a downward pressure sign on prices. So in short I would take an opportunity to reduce risk by taking some of the gains and keep an eye on inflationary figures around August September time.
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You don't tolerate it by being an insufferable prick yourself?
A week away from a sweep. Maybe by 2015, IU will be able to steal a game or two from the Boilers.
Ironic that a guy calling himself "hoosierguy" tries his damnedest to make all Hoosier guys look bad.
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Look, I agree that guy is a dick. But four wins in a row has gone to your head a little bit.
For the record, your dominance in this series (if you can really call four wins a row dominance) ends next year, not 2015.
I can save you a lot of time; your approach doesn't work, it actually exacerbates the problem.
We could very well get you in Assembly Hall on the 23rd, Watford will be back. We almost got you last year with a team full of freshman, and for that game you guys had Moore, Hummel, and JJ.
If we don't get you this year, I'd bet my left nut (I don't like it as much as the right one, I'll be honest), that we at least get you in Assembly Hall last year.
There's a reason Purdue had gone 10 years between wins at Assembly Hall before last season.
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I don't get some of this. Personally, I hope Purdue stays competitive once we get Cody, Yogi, and Hanner in here. It'd be boring to just pound the crap out of them every year. This isn't like IU vs. Illinois or IU vs. Kentucky where I'd just like to ****-can them every time we play. IU vs. Purdue games are a lot more fun when they mean something.
If you check out my posting record, I have the utmost respect for IU and their program. I just threw in a single line of harmless trash talk leading up to a rivalry game and hoosierguy got all butt hurt for no reason.
The 2015 comment was just meant to needle that dick. IU fans are just way too sensitive. You and cdash seem like good guys. But hoosierguy makes the entire Hoosier Nation look bad.
I hope and think that IU will turn it around quickly. Hulls is a hell of a player, and I could see him contending for Big 10 POY before it's all said and done. Watford is decent. Oladipo and Sheehey look like they are going to be very solid Big 10 players as well. Other than that I don't see a whole lot to be excited about on the current roster.
I don't care at all about recruiting to be honest. Nobody was very high, nationally, on JuJuan Johnson and E'Twaun Moore when they were coming in as recruits, and they turned out pretty decent. You can throw out the names Zeller, Ferrell, and Parea, but the reality is they could turn out to be fantastic players or they could be complete busts. It is basically a crap shoot.
That Purdue class was a top 10 class in the country on every major recruiting site.
Watford is better than decent IMO. He's one of the better scorers in the conference.
We'll just wait and see, nobody should be butt hurt though. Purdue is better than IU this season as they should be.
The class maybe, but nobody thought Johnson in particular would be nearly as good as he is.
Well he definitely had the project tag attached to him, there's no doubt about that, but people knew that if he lived up to the potential he could be very, very good.
I don't know about that. Just about every recruiting site I read always said the same thing about Johnson, and it went something like this:
Johnson could have the most upside of the four.
And it pretty much has turned out that way.
Cody Zeller, McDonald's All-American! Congrats to him.
Agreed! Love watching Cody play when me and my cuzzo go watch random HS games.
Also, Trey Lyles is the ****.
Ya i've went to Tech and watch him play that kid is legit. Pacers better tank in 2016 to get him with the 1st pick overall,
Down 32-24 at the half to Michigan.
Maybe the worst first half of basketball I've seen out of IU this year. Horrible. Michigan was trying to keep us in the game.
Yeah, I slept through the second half.
Well, so much for turning the corner.
I didn't know we came back until this morning, lol.
You missed a great rally (and a pathetic display of free throw shooting on Michigan's part.) I thought Fisch was going to have a heart attack.
The View from Crisler Arena
Note: I was wearing maize and blue with my IU shirt on underneath.
I was much disappointed by what I saw of the IU team yesterday. Never did I notice hands up on defense (yeah, so call me old fashioned, The Wolverines did it plenty). Players leaving their feet to throw passes and post players turning into double-teams and still trying to take the shot.
If they don't know fundamentals by now then I start to worry about the Coaching. Don't get me wrong, I think Crean is a winning coach and will be right there....but common, fundamentals guys. These are not first year players out there.
Sidenote: I ended up sitting next to a U of M football recruit for next year (he signed his LOI for Michigan) DE Brennen Beyer of Plymouth. THe dude is a shaggy redhead and TALL. After sitting and talking with him, it's gonna be fun following his development.
Ever notice how friendly folks are at a shootin' range??.
I'm losing my patience with this group. Losing to Iowa and Northwestern at home is unacceptable, not to mention being swept by both teams.
3-11 in the Big 10. That's pitiful. Two steps forward, three steps backward. That's what this season has been.
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Forums > Photography Talk > Anyone actually been to the Wave in AZ?
I'm trying to plan a shoot there. And the lottery for passes has me a bit stumped. I see tons of photos of the area. But the BLM says they only allow 20 people per day in the area. It's regulated by a lottery for permits. When making the application, and paying the fee to get into the lottery which guarantees you nothing but a chance, it asks how many are in your party. My wife and I want to go so I put 2. But I saw a group that had 8 listed. So is it 20 groups of a predetermined number instead of 20 people? I figured I could call them and ask about it but when I called today it just rang off the hook. There are no permits available till May. All booked up now to April. The May permits go on the block on 2/1.
PS It's cheap to get into the lottery. $5 Then $7 per person per permit if you are successful. BUT..there are currently 4521 people Vying for the May permits.
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most people go to antelope canyon(harder to shoot models there but they do have a separate "photographers tour" . Also, if you book far enough in advance you can by-pass the lottery at the wave
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I thought 5 months WAS enough. Seems they only allow that much in advance on their website. I was wondering if someone who had been there knew how you could reserve a spot other ways.
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Half of the permits are issued the morning of to random people. I have a friend who just stays up there at a little hotel, and every morning he drives up and waits. He says he gets one 75% of the time.
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I thought it was in Utah... I hiked Wire Pass and part of Buckskin Gulch (which are not the Wave, but are very cool), which is very close to there (same trailhead, I believe), in October. The lottery for the Wave is a long-odds crapshoot.
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At Lower Antelope in October, they had a 'no nudity' policy. A lot of traffic in there, too. There are jeep tours to harder to get to spots - more time and fewer people (and therefore, more expensive). None of those were scheduled during the few days while I was in Page, but I'd wager that some of the jeep tours have a more relaxed policy. You probably have to buy two seats, though.
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No nudity at all. If you do it, not only can they take your camera (tribal land), but the guide can get into serious trouble.
At least that's what I was told. When I shot there, another photographer had just had his gear confiscated by the tribal police...
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According to the site half are given out "in advance"..I don't know how and that's the info I'm looking for. Then it goes on to say the other half is by lottery, which I'm in. The waiting at the office is for spots unclaimed. Then they get lottoed off. That's for the North Canyon where the wave is. Apparently there is a separate lottery for the south canyon where there is also some great shots. I'm not shooting models here, just nature.
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Although not quite as nice as The Wave if you go to the overlook area shown on the map linked below and then walk kind of North rather than to the actual overlook, there's some interesting formations.
https://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=3 … 3&t=m&z=18
The spot I am referring to can be seen in the second to the last row here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/meabbott/s … 063634664/ - except, of course, for the houseboat. The actual overlook area can be seen on the last row of photos.
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Isn't the wave in UT.
Last time I checked anyways.
Luck of the draw.
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A lot of my photography friends shoot there and they don't get in trouble for it. I live in northern az
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The wave is a couple of hundred yards south of the border in AZ and you have to apply for permit in a BLM station in UT, ( thats part of the issues between UT BLM, they got the work and Az getting paid.
Anywho, there are 10 permits per day being available online (one person is asking for two spots and wins then two spots are gone, one person asking for 8 spots and wins 8 spots are gone ) they are very strict about those numbers I have seen in the Years that they turned or split up families because the ten spots very filled. In this case you might see only 19 or less people in there.
In person:
There is a lottery held every morning sharp 8:30-9 am (UTAH TIME!!!!!!!!!) where you can apply for 10 spots ( same people applying to hiking in rules as above mentioned) and only ten or less people will get a permit FOR THE NEXT DAY!!!!!!
I have done online and in person, I was unfortunate to show up on their record day for walk ins when they had 126 people playing the lottery for the next day.
Keep trying online it will be your best bet, I saw permits being returned for various reason....keep checking.
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Have I been there, Ck out my avitar. Reading thru the responses I see your questions answered. I've not been successful with the 4 months in advance lottery for the 1st ten spaces daily. When you go to the Kanab BLM office you're up against how many others are trying as well. The staff say there is no checking on un used or vacant permit spaces. Their attitude is the fewer people going daily, much less even finding it means a little longer survival to a very fragile beautiful place.
My 1st time I stopped by the BLM office in the afternoon to get information about the permit process the next day. They still had space the next day so I really lucked out that time. The next attempt there were too many people and I missed out in that drawing but got in ok the next days drawing. Third time, the one with the model, was in April, there was snow on the ground over by Kanab but being sort of off season, no problem. That morning started out cold but the afternoon hike out was t-shirt warm.
They usually max out the 20 total people spaces daily. All my 3 times I'll bet I never saw more than 4 or 5 all day each day. I was out there again this last October, couldn't help it being the busiest time of the year but that's when we were traveling. October is especially busy cause of it's peak fall Aspen color, and the Albuquerque hot air balloon fiesta is going on
too. They moved the BLM office to Kanab I think to help the towns economy. We stayed 3 nights there, 1 night in page during the 4 attempts. When the office was next to the Paria river along the highway half way between Page & Kanab it wasn't very convenient. Each morning there were between 30-50 people trying in the drawing. My friend was sleeping in and didn't come along. Who knows how many of those 30-50 had parts of their groups not even in attendance which they only have to be on the paperwork, not all present.
On that note, a caution !! If you are part of a group, let's say 8, there can only be one application, if there are more than 1 apps for the group you all get kicked out of the drawing.
They are serious, saw it happen. So try for the in person drawings, off season during the colder time. Summer, hey, it's desert hot and dangerous. On those days hanging around the area doing other things I wouldn't want to visit the slot canyons. Summer is thunderstorm time and people have been killed in those slot canyon flash floods. Go with a flexible schedule, your chances will be better and it's more fun. Good luck
Jan 11 13 07:37 am Link
Matthew Abbott wrote:
Thanks. I've been there and it is nice.
Jan 11 13 05:00 pm Link
KFM Designs wrote:
Nope..you start in UT and walk into AZ. That's enough to an old fart like me. LOL!
Jan 11 13 05:01 pm Link
Gulf Coast Glamour wrote:
Hard to be flexible and wait a week for something that might or might not happen. Especially since hotels there are pricey for the crap you get. Page has a lot of nice places but all at Top of the crop Vegas prices. The Motel 6 there gets over $100/day. Now it IS a nice motel 6. I picked 3 days and if I get one I'll go. If not, I'll keep it on my fantasy list and just hit all the other wonderful areas out there in "the Grand Circle". Thanks!
Jan 11 13 05:07 pm Link
Have you considered any of the parks of Southern Utah? I've not been to any but I understand they're quite a sight.
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There are all great. Been there MANY times. I've even written several articles on them for magazines and one for Adorama's EDU here http://www.adorama.com/alc/searchresult … %20circle. And yes., this trip is mostly to revisit them. All the way up to Arches/Canyonlands in Central UT. I got a D800 late last year and it's true that you want to shoot everything you can over again with it. So I figure a revisioning of my old haunts is in order. But I wanted to add a few new things along the way. But unfortunately, like the wave entrance problems, I've found out why I skipped them all theses years. Most are climbs (like the Subway in Zion) or 5 mile one way hikes like some of the slots in UT. I'm healthier than I was 5 years ago because of a surgery I had..but I'm still an out of shape 62 year old with Asthma and controlled Diabetes. So I'm not physically able to visit several of my dream spots.
Jan 11 13 06:40 pm Link
Very good info! I will keep those articles in mind for the next time I make a journey out to those parts. Thanks!
Jan 11 13 06:44 pm Link
Matthew Abbott wrote:
When I ask for info I'm more than happy to share mine..and I've been shooting out here for a LONG time. LOL!
Jan 11 13 09:51 pm Link
R Michael Walker wrote:
How is Costa Mesa, i was stationed at camp pendleton and use to frequent teh Mall there as a kid
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The Mall is still here. Larger. More $$. CM is more built up than even 10 years ago. Aside for SC Plaza and Crystal court there is Metro Point and a few more on shopping developments on the Santa Ana side as well.
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Yes the hotels and dining services in Page are more expensive. Kanab is cheaper, the BLM office is right there and you are close to lots of other sights for those days you might have to wait for repeat permit attempts. Among the things we did in October while trying was the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, part of Zion NP, Buckskin Gulch slot canyon, and Coral Pink sand dunes state park. I understand its difficult to have a flexable schedule when traveling but some places llike the wave are worth it and with it becoming more popular its becoming necessary.
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Matthew Abbott wrote:
I was just in Moab at Arches and Canyonlands. Awesome! D800 pix here: http://richardarnoldphotography.com/p214367061
Jan 12 13 10:47 am Link
Rich Arnold Photography wrote:
I've been there MANY times and am planning on going back this trip as well. Two of my favorite places!
Jan 12 13 11:58 am Link
Gulf Coast Glamour wrote:
The north rim is nice. Less people. Coral Pink Sand dunes (which are more orange than pink) is nice. I'm going back there again this trip as well. Zion is small and quick to see unless you are into extreme hiking and repelling which I am not. Except for hiking the narrows, which would have been hard in October, I really never got anything great there.
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Rich Arnold Photography wrote:
Beautiful stuff! I plan to make it out that way someday.
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Carol Shea-Porter, Paul Hodes what a disgrace to the military families throughout the country whose sons and daughters served our great country in protecting and preserving Freedom.
How could they question General Petreraus Integrity, Professionalism and many years of Loyalty to our country? How could they stay quiet to the moveon.org characterization of America's top commander in Iraq.
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If we're being honest, the Mafia series of games have thus far been fairly reminiscent of Grand Theft Auto. Still, 2010's Mafia II struck a fine balance between open world sandbox and story-driven crime simulator. It was hard not to root for protagonist Vito Scaletta as he rose from WWII vet to mob boss throughout the '40s, '50s and '60s, even as he straight-up killed basically everyone. Mafia III, however, takes a different tack. Developer Hangar 13 holds on to the GTA-esque elements that worked in previous games, but refines the third-person, cover-based shooting mechanics, stealth segments and storyline in a way far more similar to Assassin's Creed-meets-Uncharted than to developer Rockstar's phenomenal series. This isn't to say that the game is ripping off other titles, rather that it's attempting to create a more diverse gaming experience by using smart mechanics from the gaming landscape.
We play as Lincoln Clay, an African American Vietnam veteran who returns to his home city, the fictional New Bordeaux (it's basically New Orleans), in 1968. Lincoln grew up an orphan under the care of a connected mob boss named Sammy but, as the game points out in its documentary-like cinematic cutscenes, those who are abandoned spend a lifetime searching for an idea of home that is surely unattainable. This is how Lincoln came to enlist in the Army and how he wound up with a surrogate family of criminals.
Without spoiling the specifics, Lincoln's return is tumultuous, and before he's even had time to adjust, he's thrust into the seedy underbelly of New Bordeaux and becomes the object of a murder attempt. Lincoln survives; his adoptive family does not. The city's resident boss, Sal Marcano, and his son are to blame, and so, our hero sets out to take Marcano down. He isn't about revenge so much as he's about burning Marcano's entire world to the ground—this man took everything from him, and he's got to suffer.
As far as antiheroes go, Lincoln Clay ranks up there. Not only has Hangar 13 given us a black man as its central character, they've provided him with tangible motivation. Mafia III pieces together a story both cogent and riveting. The double-cross is a classic plot device as is the quest for revenge, but Lincoln's methodical exaction of his own misguided sense of street justice is an interesting wrinkle. There's weight to his choices and an understanding that even though Lincoln is the hero of the story, he's by no means good. However, it isn't a thirst for power or money that drives his actions, but love. Yes, it's a problematic love and he achieves his goals mostly through brutal violence, but his belief that his actions are just are worth further examination. The game doesn't outright ask this of its players, but it's a worthy question.
If Lincoln is to succeed, he'll need to assemble an army throughout New Bordeaux's various wards and neighborhoods. Working with creative characters like a female Haitian crime boss, an Irish lush who's son was killed alongside Lincoln's family, Vito from Mafia II and others, you'll slowly move through the city, dismantling drug rackets, clearing up union disputes, killing or recruiting Marcano's lieutenants and growing in power. Each area has its own leader who, once flipped, can offer up information on Marcano's guys in exchange for a place in Lincoln's power structure. The various side missions begin to grow stale after so many hours, but missions like destroying drug shipments, burning down satellite offices or even just taking out mob enforcers are a great way to fill your coffers and strengthen your position with allies. This allows for upgrades to Lincoln's arsenal and abilities. For example, if you up your take with a certain NPC, you'll be able to upgrade your firearm accuracy. The more money you make, the better your options.
Hangar 13 pulls a few pages from the Ubisoft playbook with the inclusion of elements such as wiretapping junction boxes scattered throughout the neighborhoods (this allows you to see collectibles and enemies on the map) and in cover-based stealth sections that find Lincoln luring guards toward his hiding place and slashin' their throats with his Army-issue combat knife. Mechanics like these never grow old and seem to have found their way into a healthy number of games these days. We could either view this as padding, or we could enjoy the simple pleasure that comes from the strategy of divide and conquer and slash throats. Lincoln can use a sort of enhanced vision to see his enemies through walls á la Assassin's Creed, too, and those who are patient will be rewarded. Of course, if you're spotted or even if you just want a more explosive experience, it's possible for gunfights to break out. These are also a blast, and the inclusion of a mobile weapons vendor makes stocking up your arsenal easy and enjoyable. This guy sells all kinds of fun toys from the smallest of pistols to the heaviest of machine guns. He also stocks items like grenades and Molotov cocktails, plus the screaming Zemi, a voodoo doll-like projectile that causes guards to investigate its noisy landing place. If you level up enough, you'll also get access to a hit squad for help with those tough bad guys and a consiglieri with whom you can deposit money. The game tells you to store your money since you'll lose some upon death, but this mechanic is a baffling and unnecessary hurdle that does absolutely nothing for immersion and mostly feels like a headache.
Driving, on the other hand, represents a stiff yet enjoyable challenge. This is the 1960s, and the cars aren't super-light, easy-to-steer innovations in engineering prowess—they're massive rolling blocks of American steel built to last. It's tricky to master the vehicles, but definitely worth it given the absolutely massive size of New Bordeaux. You'll be able to modify the vehicles as well, but each has their own driving style. Also irritating, however, is Mafia's citizenry and their insistence on phoning in any car theft or robberies they observe. Many is the time you'll be forced to jump out of a car you've just stolen to run down that one person and knock them out before they can phone the police. It's pointless, though Hangar 13 does say something about how the police are on Marcano's payroll, so watch out for that because they'll totally try to shoot you in the face. So it goes.
It's entirely possible some of the racially charged dialog will make some players uncomfortable, though a warning message from the developers when one first fires up the game announces they feel it's an important element to the story. We tend to agree, as it was a different time in America; the South was (and is) terrifying and the idea of shaky race relations is a driving factor in everything from Marcano's opinion of Lincoln to shop owners who angrily shoo Lincoln out of their segregated businesses. Of course racism is terrible and ugly and difficult, but Lincoln is never represented in a negative light (well, outside of how he's a mob boss). Instead, he is proven sensitive and intelligent, a shrewd strategist and dedicated adopted son and brother. He's a badass, plain and simple, and one of the most promising leads in a current-gen game we've seen thus far.
The Bottom Line
It's fairly disappointing then that such a well-conceived story would fall victim to run-of-the-mill mechanics and a healthy dose of been-there-done-that gameplay. We're willing to forgive the many glitches we encountered in Mafia III (even that one that crashed our game twice for some reason), but when you're nearly 20 hours into a game and still doing the same basic things you were in the opening missions, it grows old. Regardless, an impressive arsenal and a well-written story do make up for many of these shortcomings. Hangar 13 could have stuck with the same old Italian mob stories in an NYC-like setting, but shifting the environment to the South and a different kind of mob experience is a risk that pays off handsomely. Mafia III isn't perfect by any means, but it's well worth the price of admission and every bit as enjoyable as most other AAA titles currently on the market.
The Score
7 out of 10


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Denise donated her body to the Anatomy Bequest Program at the University of Minnesota Medical School. She will be laid to rest at a later date.
Denise was born in Hennepin County in 1957 to Sharlene Baughman (Westphal) and Kenneth Westphal. Denise and her husband, Robert, raised llamas for the last 17 years. While raising llamas, Denise made many beloved friends. Denise also helped start the 4-H Lama Project through the University of Minnesota Extension. Through this program, and others, she worked with 4-H families in many different counties as a Lama Judge and through training and support.
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It's the iris of a camera that Cirque du Soleil has in mind in the title of a show staged at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles (where they hold the Academy Awards) and devoted to the movies. Appropriately, the organization has gone out and hired a prominent film composer to write the show's score, and it's hard to imagine a more complementary one than Danny Elfman, who is known for his zany, manic work for the visually imaginative and somewhat arch director Tim Burton. Given the Hollywood theme, it's no surprise that this is one of the less exotic scores done for a Cirque presentation; Elfman does lean toward the exotic slightly on "Snake Women," in a nod to cinema's more adventurous aspects, but this is far from world music. The show has a "history of the movies" theme that allows the composer to provide his versions of the kind of Keystone Kops comedy of the early silents, notably in the fast-paced "Kinki Film" cue. Elfman also dips into the big-band swing style of braying horns and pounding percussion here and there, including in "Buster's Big Opening" and "Movie Studio." But both of those cues are extended suites that feature several different sections so that, just as in a film score, Elfman is accompanying quickly changing visual action. Late in the show, the story has moved on into the 1930s and '40s with "Film Noir/Pursuit," and the music has mysterious and late-night jazzy elements, followed by "Rooftops," which provides identifiable chase rhythms. This is thus an unusual score for Cirque as the organization continues to expand its horizons and partner with established artists, blending its identity and providing a new outlet for a composer who has made his mark in Hollywood and whose music listeners will recognize in this stage extravaganza.
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Steve Kujala Flute
Bruce Dukov Violin
Walt Harrah Choir, Chorus
Richard Altenbach Violin
Phil Ayling Oboe
Rick Baptist Trumpet
Charlie Bisharat Violin
Jacqueline Brand Violin
Jodi Burnett Cello
Amick Byram Choir, Chorus
Randy Crenshaw Choir, Chorus
Brian Dembow Viola
Jeff Driskill Saxophone
Stephen Erdody Cello
Alan Grunfeld Violin
Karen Harper Choir, Chorus
Dan Higgins Saxophone
Paula Hochhalter Cello
Greg Huckins Saxophone
Luana Jackman Choir, Chorus
Clydene Jackson Choir, Chorus
Alan Kaplan Trombone
Roland Kato Viola
Katie Kirkpatrick Harp
Warren Leuning Trumpet
Bill Liston Saxophone
Charles Loper Trombone
Edward Meares Bass
Joe Meyer French Horn
Bruce Morgenthaler Bass
Bobbi Page Choir, Chorus
Barry Perkins Trumpet
Carol Pool Violin
Barbara Porter Violin
Emil Radocchia Percussion
Sally Stevens Choir, Chorus
Doug Tornquist Tuba
Cecilia Tsan Cello
Josefina Vergara Violin
Brad Warnaar French Horn
Ron Wagner Percussion,Drums,Soloist
Roger Wilkie Violin
Elin Carlson Vocals,Choir, Chorus,Soloist
Daniel Kelley French Horn
Peter Limonick Timpani
Susie Stevens Logan Choir, Chorus
Drew Dembowski Bass
Susan Ranney Bass
Julie Rogers Violin
William Frank "Bill" Reichenbach Trombone
Bob Joyce Choir, Chorus
Natalie Leggett Violin
Gary Bovyer Clarinet
Christian Kollgaard Bass
Timothy Landauer Cello
Pete Anthony Conductor
Leslie Reed Oboe
Chris Bleth Saxophone
Darrin McCann Viola
Antony Cooke Cello
Amanda Zidow Cello,Soloist
Keith Greene Viola
Eve Butler Violin
Nathan Campbell French Horn
Rose Corrigan Bassoon
Trevor Handy Cello
Oscar Hidalgo Bass
Sarah Thornblade Violin
Ralph Williams Clarinet
Erika Duke Cello
Carolyn Riley Viola
Phillip Yao French Horn
Dave Walther Viola
Marina Manukian Violin
Alyssa Park Violin
Lorenz Gamma Violin
Cindy Bourquin Choir, Chorus
Jenny Kim French Horn
Andrew Duckles Viola
Becky Bunnell Violin
Joanna Bushnell Choir, Chorus
Debbie Hall Gleason Choir, Chorus
Eduardo Meneses Percussion,Soloist
Neel Hammond Violin
Diane Freiman Reynolds Choir, Chorus
Norman Large Choir, Chorus
Judith Farmer Bassoon
Tereza Stanislav Violin
Gerald White Choir, Chorus
Kathleen Sloan Violin
Alma Fernandez Viola
Robert Brophy Viola
Justin Hageman French Horn
Christine Guter Choir, Chorus
Giovanna Moraga Clayton Cello
Bob Zimmitti Percussion
Armen Ksajikian Cello
Nina Evthuhov Violin
Dmitri Bovaird Viola
Maia Jasper Violin
Tiffany Yi Hu Violin
Alex Iles Trombone
Phillip Teele Trombone
Victoria Miskolczy Viola
Donna Medine Choir, Chorus
Paul Cohen Cello
Marc Sazer Violin
Steven Becknell French Horn
Luke Maurer Viola
Tamara Hatwan Violin
Lily Ho Chen Violin
Jon Lewis Trumpet
Heather Clark Flute
Grace E. Oh Violin
Karen Whipple Schnurr Choir, Chorus
Deborah N. Hurwitz Piano,Soloist
Marissa Benedict Trumpet
Daniel Fornero Trumpet
Kate Reid Choir, Chorus
Baraka May Williams Choir, Chorus
Seth Stachowski Clarinet,Saxophone,Soloist
Sandy Cameron Violin,Soloist
Michael Leiberman Viola,Soloist
Micah Schub Bass,Soloist
Jenny Levin Violin
Technical CreditsDanny Elfman Composer,Producer
Steve Bartek Orchestration
Richard Kraft Representation
Dennis Sands Engineer
Laura Engel Representation
David Slonaker Arranger,Orchestration
Philippe Decoufle Director,Writer
Edgardo Simone Orchestration
Alain Vinet Musical Director
Noah Snyder Engineer
Pierre Desmarais Art Direction
Chris P. Bacon Arranger
Jacques Méthé Executive Producer
Charles Joron Executive Producer
Greg Maloney Engineer
Stéphane Bergevin Executive Producer
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With this module enabled, the following error occurs (though sometimes the module is installed once the page is refreshed.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /home/tmgadmin/public_html/drupal/sites/all/modules/views/modules/views_profile.inc on line 100
Once the module is enabled, the rebuild permissions script under Admin > Post Settings fails with a Fatal Memory Error as show below.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home/tmgadmin/public_html/drupal/sites/all/modules/bbcode/bbcode-filter.inc on line 164
Generally it reports the same information but sometimes it will be another include file or even the node.module.
It is possible to rebuild the permissions with the Content Access module installed, but I have to uninstall all but the bare minimum of modules.
I have the max execution time in php.ini set to 90 seconds and the memory is at 128M.
The install and permissions rebuild were attempted in offline mode with no logged in users.
The site has 82 users, 30,000 comments, 4200 nodes, and 2200 forum posts.
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hm, yeah that's bad.
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* increase your maximum available memory. Adjust it yourself, or if not possible ask your provider to do so.
* disable all other modules as far as possible and try again, then reactivate the others.
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yeah, thanks. I'll add a note to the README.
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When you're expecting your first child, it's important to feel like you're prepared. There are many necessary items which will ensure your baby is as healthy as possible – and you are as sane as possible – in their early stages of life.
You'll need essential new born items like a baby walker, stroller, car seat – the list is endless! The following advice will hopefully give you some guidance for the first steps of getting prepared.
1) Baby Clothes
It's hard to know what size clothes are needed until your baby is born, but you'll have to get a few pieces ready for when the baby arrives. Buy clothing that's soft and durable, in styles such as a one-piece, t-shirts, leggings, sweaters and coats, socks, pyjamas and hats.
2) Diaper Kit
You'll need around ten diapers a day, along with wipes, cream and a portable changing pad or towel to lay on changing tables.
3) Carrying Baby
If you want your baby close to you, you can buy a carrier or sling. If you'd like some storage, a stroller is the best and most efficient way to move around and carry as much stuff as possible. You'll also need a safe car seat; some strollers are car seats and strollers combined!
4) Feeding
If your arms ache while feeding baby, a nursing pillow might be helpful: you can hold your baby while avoiding straining your shoulders. If you're breastfeeding you might also need some cream to soothe your nipples, as it can be very sore for the first few weeks. It's also essential to purchase burp cloths and bottles, a breast pump and formula if you're not planning to solely breastfeed.
5) Entertainment
Pacifiers are great for soothing some babies; others aren't too keen. You might want to get a bouncer seat to give your arms a break, or a play-mat to keep your baby entertained, along with a few toys and board books. Once baby starts to show an interest in standing, a baby walker can be a great toy, but be very careful with stairs.
6) Sleeping
You'll need a crib or small bassinet, along with bedding and small blankets for covering and swaddling.
7) Baby's Safety
Baby proofing will be necessary as soon as he or she is moving around. Baby monitors will help if you're in a different room, and make sure you have a fully stocked first aid kit.
Preparing for the arrival of a new baby is an exciting and stressful time. Be sure to take it easy and have fun with getting ready for the big arrival.by