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Complete stainless steel exterior
Height adjustable feet
15 Months Platinum Warranty
Australian Made And Owned
Was, $4,600.00 $3,943.00 +gst
The Luus Cooktop Range is simplicity at its best. Powered by 23mj/hr open burners, they are built to be reliable and easy to use. Fully assembled with a stand and generous sized undershelf as standard, these cooktops are available in a variety of different combinations. Choose from 2 to 8 open burners, paired with 300mm grills or barbecues.
Standard Features:
• Cast iron open burners are 23 mj/hr each
• Grill (20mj/hr) and Barbecue (23mj/hr) long burners are standard with Flame Failure & Pilots
• Thick 16mm mild steel grill plates
• 'J-shape to flat' reversible cast iron barbecue grates
• Burners and trivets are removable and easy-to-clean
• Complete with stand and undershelf for extra storage space
• Stainless steel exterior including side panels
• Sturdy steel frame construction for longer lasting durability
• Height adjustable feet
• Modular design to suit Fryers, Grills, Barbecues and Ovens for a uniform kitchen
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• Nickel Plated finish on grill plates
• Scallop type barbecue grates
• Side shields
• Rear castors
• Flame Failure and Pilots (open burners only)
• Available in Natural Gas and LPG
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Dimensions : 1200x820x1100high
Gas connections : (G)3/4" BSP Female
Gas output : 184mj/hr NAT & LPG
The Luus Industries range of commercial cooking equipment is manufactured to meet the everyday needs of the modern restaurant, café, or takeaway kitchen. These Australian made gas appliances offer fantastic affordability as well as reliability, style, and performance, and come with our 15 months parts and labour Platinum Warranty.
Luus 15 Month Platinum Warranty
We've listened to the feedback of our customers and understand that reliability and peace of mind are the most important factors in determining which brand of commercial kitchen equipment to choose.
Therefore, we are very pleased to announce the introduction of our new 'Platinum Warranty' which provides you with 15 months parts and labour nationwide cover on products purchased from April 2009 onwards.
Coupled with our already high standards of customer service, competitive pricing and Australian Made quality, Luus Industries continues to offer the best value products available in the market.
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The Town of Bronson will hold its 4th Annual 4th of July Fest at the Bronson Sports Complex on Wednesday, July 4 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The day's activities will feature fun for the whole family with music, dancing, horseshoe pitching, pick-up softball,
kick ball, 50/50 raffle, face painting, kids games, food, craft and local farmers market vendors.
The public is invited to hang out with their neighbors and get acquainted with the community.
Branford camera club meets
The Branford Camera Club will meet at 7 p.m. at Cuzin's Restaurant on U.S. Highway 129 across from Scaff's Market in Branford. Dinner social is at 5:30 p.m.
Gary Kueppers will lead a show-and-tell about all those gadgets that accumulate in camera bags . . . those things that are indispensable for a successful photo shoot. Bring a few of your very "favorite things," and get set for a fun and informative evening. Attendees will also share photos taken over this month.
Williston will celebrate Independence Day Tuesday, July 3, with a parade at 5 p.m.
This year's parade theme will be "made in America." Afterward, at 6 p.m., the gates of the Horseman's Park will open, with the opening ceremony starting at 7 p.m.
There will be food, rides, booths and musical acts such as Javier Hernandez and the Shane Wooten Band. The evening will end with fireworks at about 9:30 p.m.
Through June 30
Leather show at Cedar Key gallery
Corrine Ryan has been carving, shaping, chiseling and punching leather for over 20 years. Her works range from three-dimensional portraits to earrings and pet leashes. She has her latest creations on display at the Cedar Keyhole throughout the month of June. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Cedar Keyhole, located on 2nd Street (across from the Library) in Cedar Key, also maintains a display of many other works by over 20 contributors to its artists' cooperative.
Candidates have ample time to get ready for the big political rally July 20 sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5625 and its Ladies Auxiliary in Chiefland. The event is open to the public.
Everyone should bring an appetite as there is a dinner beforehand and a dessert auction following the forum.
The rally at 7 p.m., in the Post's smoke-free meeting room, will allow each candidate three minutes to speak to the public.
Before the jawboning starts, the post will host a country fried dinner with sides from 5 to 7 p.m. for a donation.
SILVER SPRINGS — The Florida Conservation Coalition, a nonpartisan alliance of concerned individuals and nonprofit organizations, will hold a rally at Silver River State Park on Saturday, June 23, to bring attention to the threats facing Silver Springs and other rivers, lakes, springs and aquifers throughout the region and state. Through the event — Speak Up for Florida's Waters — the coalition aims to raise public awareness and galvanize further support for efforts to protect and restore Florida's imperiled aquatic resources.
The Tri-county Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans is hosting a pool tournament and car show on June 17, at 1 p.m. The event will include door prizes, a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction and a benefit lunch. It takes place at Chiefland Billards at 1545 N.W. 26th Ave in Chiefland. Proceeds benefit 20-year-old Casie Wharton, who has suffered from Type 2 Autoimmune Hepatitis since she was four. She recently received a liver transplant and has nearly $6,000 in medical expenses every month for further treatments.
Leather show at Cedar Key gallery
Corrine Ryan has been carving, shaping, chiseling and punching leather for over 20 years. Her works range from three-dimensional portraits to earrings and pet leashes. She has her latest creations on display at the Cedar Keyhole throughout the month of June. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Cedar Keyhole, located on 2nd Street [across from the Library] in Cedar Key, also maintains a display of many other works by over 20 contributors to its artists' cooperative.
Join the Withlacoochee Area Residents for their Second Saturday Concert Series. The Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, 4150 S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa is the place to be Saturday, June 9, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Pepper Creek Terrace Room on the second floor of the visitor center will be the setting for the talented group at 2 p.m.
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ARSONISTS have torched benches at a popular historic beauty spot in a 'disgraceful act of wanton vandalism'.
It is suspected youths set fire to the picnic table and benches in Ashleigh Barrow, Darwen, in the early hours of yesterday morning.
It comes after years of hard work by volunteers in transforming the historic barrow, a manmade mound to cover an ancient burial ground, off Ashleigh Street in the picturesque Whitehall area of the town.
All of what remained of one the benches donated to the Friends of Ashleigh Barrow by local firm Crown Paints, was charred remains.
Friends of Ashleigh Barrow chairwoman Catherine Waddicor, who lives across the road, said she heard youths messing around in the area at 3am. She said: "I heard noises of a group of people and wondered why they were out at that time.
"There were four of them and they were all about 15 or 16. I heard someone shout the name 'Mark'.
"It makes me so mad. It is really disheartening.
"Everyone has worked really hard to get it to the state it is in now and lots of children play on here."
Whitehall town councillor John East said: "It is upsetting after all the hard work people have put in and it spoils it for everyone.
"This is a disgraceful act of wanton vandalism.
"Hopefully we can get it restored but it is very disappointing in the Whitehall area where we have a good community working together. It is soul-destroying for the groups who are coming together to improve areas like this."
Whitehall borough councillor Karimeh Foster said: "It is frightening to think we have these people running around looking for things to damage. We have had reports of problems on the barrow before but this is awful, especially for the people who have worked hard to improve this place."
Coun Jim Smith, Executive Member for Environment, said: "This is a disgraceful and highly dangerous act of vandalism and I urge anyone with information to get in touch with Crimestoppers so we can bring those responsible to justice."


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Yay or nay? Think he would accept a new cheap offer from us to give us a DJ/Barbosa/Green backup lineup? He was huge for us post ASB but fell off a cliff in the playoffs.
I think that Lance is ready to have a good season for a backup wing, but he would most certainly struggle in the playoffs, more than any player on our team. Well unless if Hansbrough is going to be playing. I think Barbosa has a better chance of a successful playoff outing than Lance.


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Create an opulent Parisian or Manhattan look in your own home by simply adding the bold statement of a queen size leather headboard. cymax has the distinctive headboard designs that help you create amazing interiors. Read More
For a feminine Victorian-inspired bedroom theme, choose a carved queen headboard with scalloped scrollwork or rounded shapely moldings. To achieve a contemporary urban atmosphere, select a rectangular bed headboard in deep brown or black leather.
Button tufted leather headboards can be versatile accents, adding a touch of class to your bedroom, regardless of the style you prefer. Find modern and contemporary styles for urban or minimalist spaces. Or opt for a classic model, infused with antique imagery. You'll also have transitional choices for tastes in between.
Leather headboards are ideal for a master bedroom or an impressive guest suite, creating a casually elegant, inviting, and comfortable sanctuary. Available leather colors complement a broad array of linens and interior themes. Choose brown, black, or cream to get the exact right look. Brand names in our queen leather headboards include American Drew, Lexington, Pulaski, and Skyline Furniture MFG.
We carry an excellent selection of other upholstered headboards to help you create a stylish bedroom you'll want to show off to friends and family. Get the look you want and the prices you need from cymax.


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Justice Antonin Scalia, one of the Supreme Court's most vocal and conservative justices, said on Sunday that the Second Amendment leaves room for U.S. legislatures to regulate guns, including menacing hand-held weapons.
"It will have to be decided in future cases," Scalia said on Fox News Sunday. But there were legal precedents from the days of the Founding Fathers that banned frightening weapons which a constitutional originalist like himself must recognize. There were also "locational limitations" on where weapons could be carried, the justice noted.
When asked if that kind of precedent would apply to assault weapons, or 100-round ammunition magazines like those used in the recent Colorado movie theater massacre, Scalia declined to speculate. "We'll see," he said. '"It will have to be decided."


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What is this medicine?CINACALCET (sin a CAL set) is used to treat patients with chronic kidney disease who are on dialysis. It is also used to treat high levels of calcium in the blood of patients with certain parathyroid gland problems.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
How should I use this medicine?Take this medicine by mouth with a glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Do not break, chew, or crush tablets. Take this medicine with food or right after a meal. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
What if I miss a dose?If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
What may interact with this medicine?Do not take this medicine with any of the following medications:
This medicine may also interact with the following medications:
What should I watch for while using this medicine?Visit your doctor for regular checks on your progress. Your doctor will order important blood tests while you are taking this medicine. This medicine may cause an increase or decrease in your blood pressure. Check your blood pressure as directed. Ask your doctor or health care professional what your blood pressure should be and when you should contact him or her.
This medicine alters the calcium level in your blood. You may need to be on a special diet. Talk to your health care provider about the foods you eat and the vitamins you take.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
Where should I keep my medicine?Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature between 15 and 30 degrees C (59 and 86 degrees F). Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date.
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.


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C-4 seized in Colorado in Navy SEAL smuggling case
DURANGO — A Colorado man accused of conspiring to help smuggle machine guns from Iraq into the U.S. for sale and shipment to Mexico will be transferred to Nevada to face federal charges.
Thirty-four-year-old Richard Paul appeared in federal court in Durango on Thursday. The Durango Herald said he appeared distressed and shook his head from side to side as his family watched from the courtroom.
Paul and his family moved into a quiet subdivision in Durango about a month and a half ago.
Federal authorities say they seized C-4 military explosives from his home, along with grenades and night-vision goggles.
Paul is accused of working with a Navy SEAL and a Las Vegas man to sell the weapons.


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The Institute's central task is to understand the way microorganisms work at the molecular, cellular and ecological level. Institute scientists are concerned, on the one hand, with getting to the bottom of the metabolic diversity of microorganisms. On the other hand, they analyse the mechanisms that enable microorganisms to adapt to changing environmental influences and to modify themselves accordingly. Furthermore, the scientists investigate how the organisms regulate their cell structure and their reproduction. They also study the biogeochemical processes responsible for the exchange of climatically-relevant trace gases. These analyses encompass all functional levels, from the atomic and structural level to the molecular and cellular level, through to biochemistry and physiology, microbial communities and the association of microorganisms with plants.
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October 16 2013 marked the one year anniversary of Theresa May's statement to the House of Commons confirming that the UK would not be extraditing Gary McKinnon on charges of hacking to the United States as "a decision to extradite would be incompatible with McKinnon's human rights." One year later and the woman who led that campaign for ten years - Janis Sharp, Gary McKinnon's mother - is sat in front of me smiling a very broad smile. "It's relief, just relief."
As the Home Secretary announced the long-awaited decision on the UK's future involvement in 133 EU police and criminal justice measures, the focus for many, including Fair Trials International and many of our clients, was the approach to one particular measure which has been the source of extensive debate in the UK and across the Europe.
This week Fair Trials has called on Interpol to stop its networks being used to pursue Petr Silaev. But this alone is not enough. Petr has already suffered arrest and detention and his case is only the tip of the iceberg. Interpol needs to look again at its systems so that it can weed out abuses before the damage is done.


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You're making your gift list and checking it twice, and discover there's a gardener that Santa needs to remember.
Fret not. Gardeners are, by far, the easiest people to please because there are so many gifts that appeal to their appreciation for all things natural and nice.
For a trendy and timely treat, check out terrariums, which are surging in popularity again. These small gardens under glass are part of the landscapes in miniature craze that includes the look of fairy gardens with to-scale gnomes, elves and Tinkerbell-like girls with angelic faces and wispy wings. You'll find them at garden centers nationwide and numerous online sites.
"These fantasy scenes done as dish gardens or terrariums showcase how fairy tales do come true," says miniature landscapes designer Pam Shank of Landscapes in Miniature, or www.landscapesinminiature.com, outside Harrisonburg, Va.
Cut-Flower Garden Kit
Everything you need to grow gorgeous fresh-cut flowers, including a 95-page, full-color "The Easy Cut-Flower Garden" book by Lisa Mason Ziegler, a flower farmer in southeastern Virginia, and five packs of cut-flower seeds — giant, mixed-color zinnias, cockscomb, plume celosia, green-centered sunflowers and fragrant basil bouquet filler. $29.95 with free shipping; The Gardener's Workshop at www.shoptgw.com or 888-977-7159; order by Wednesday for Christmas delivery.
Note: You'll find similar heirloom collections and individual seed packs for gift baskets (add gloves, trowel and tips) through Renee's Garden at www.selectseeds.com.
Floral Heirloom Ornaments
McDonald Garden Center's heirloom ornament collection features the flowers of Christmas — cyclamen, hydrangea, citrus, hellebore, orchid and poinsettia, giving your tree a garden look. $19 at www.mcdonaldgardencenter.com.
Phoenician vase
Tuck fresh-cut flowers from your garden or a small candle into this swirling-color Phoenician Coast vase that's hand blown by artisans of Herbron Glass and Ceramic Factory, a West Bank-family business founded in 1890. Vase 8 inches tall. $68, Ten Thousand Villages, a fair trade retailer that sells products to help support artisans in developing countries, at www.tenthousandvillages.com and its stores nationwide.
Grow What You Eat
Create a year-round vegetable/herb garden in a convenient 4-by-4-foot dovetail cedar raised garden kit. To assemble, simply slide the boards by hand into the corner joints and secure the garden frame. Set the frame on any level outdoor space (think patio, too), add soil/compost mix and plants or seeds and grow your good health. $39.97 at Home Depot and www.homedepot.com.
Great Gazebo
Birds of all kinds will flock to this Earth-friendly gazebo bird feeder, constructed of recycled post-consumer plastic and wood. It's easy to fill and simple to clean with soapy water so birds dine in a safe environment. $9.97 at Lowe's stores and www.lowes.com.
Pop-up Presto Bucket
It stores flat, opens into a 2.9-gallon bucket and comes with its own carrying case. The lightweight, watertight bucket can be used for many purposes — weeding, washing car, picking fruit, collecting shells and toting small small toys. $16.95-$23 in yellow, blue, red or orange at www.TrueBlueGloves.comandwww.amazon.com.
Bathing beauties
Attract birds and give them a pleasant place to drink with a glass bird bath. The curved bowl of these designs allows birds to wade in to whatever depth of water is best for them. Clean with mild soap and water, and display on a low or tall stand of your choice. Bowls also make a pretty tabletop centerpiece. $28, not including stand. Collegiate, bird, floral and stained-glass designs available at www.homedepot.com,www.birdbaths.comandwww.wayfair.com.
Stocking stuffers
Bird lovers will appreciate stockings, gift baskets or bags you create, stuff and give, each filled with bags of Cole's all-natural bird feed. For birders plagued by hungry squirrels, choose "hot meats" blends that birds love and squirrels hate. Woodpeckers love the pecans in the "special feeder" blend, while the "nutberry suet blend" brings bluebirds, warblers, robins, woodpeckers and more. $12.49-$20.49 at www.coleswildbirds or 877-426-8882 for retail and online outlets.
Smart birdfeeder
The AutoFeeder enables you to determine how much seed to offer and when to dispense the seed, meaning you can "train" birds to feed when you are home and can watch them. The feeder can be programmed to dispense seed up to four specific times each day. It's powered by four AA batteries, which will last for up to 9 months, and can hold one gallon of bird seed. A squirrel-resistant baffle protects the seed from hungry four-legged thieves. $130 by Wingscapes at www.wingscapes.com (use coupon code Auto2FreeShip for free shipping through Dec. 31.)
For kids
Foster a child's love of nature with a colorful collection of gardening tools. This set of five child-size quality tools includes a trowel, mini-rake, mini-planting shovel, gardening apron and gloves; everything is non-toxic, suitable for ages 3 and up. $47.99 from Nature Hills at www.naturehills.com or 888-864-7663.
Sustain the Earth
The new book "Shamanic Gardening" gives you timeless techniques for the modern sustainable garden, including edibles, healing herbs, flower essences and colors. Why the book name? A shaman is one who walks in two words, one seen easily by everyone, another with the senses of the heart, deep recesses of the mind and within the collective spiritual consciousness, according to author Melinda Joy Miller, a feng shui master, cultural anthropologist and integrative therapist. $13 at www.amazon.com.
Bird beneficial
Have your coffee and help save the birds with Birds & Beans Coffee, a gift that supports organic, shade-grown coffee farms that give shelter and sustenance to more than 60 species of migratory birds. $11.70 and up through the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Bird Gifts at www.birds.cornell.edu/ birdgifts.
Organic gardening
To help yourself or an aspiring gardener learn more about Mother Earth and how to protect her, get a two-year subscription to Organic Gardening magazine. $23.94 for 12 issues, published bi-monthly at organicgardening.com.
'Williamsburg Way'
Historic gardener Wesley Greene shares his 30 years of edible gardening experience in the new "Vegetable Gardening the Colonial Williamsburg Way." He entertains you with folklore along with practical advice on growing and using vegetables, herbs, garden tools and practical methods, which are organic because that's the way colonists gardened. 256 pages with 300 full-color photographs. $30 at www.williamsburgmarketplace.com.
Fine fountain
Bubbling like a natural spring, this outdoor remote-controlled solar floor fountain features a low-profile design with a natural cut stone texture. It runs on solar power but also comes with a rechargeable battery pack for use at night. $109-$249 through Home Depot at www.homedepot.com.


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Long Island celebrities like Idina Menzel were once Long Island high school students. Take a look at their yearbooks and see if you can figure out what Menzel, Billy Crystal, Geraldo Rivera, Steve Buscemi, J.P. Rosenbaum, Amy Schumer, Edie Falco, Debbie Gibson and others looked like before they were stars.
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Currents 36: Dirk Skreber
Tues-Sun 10am to 5pm, Thursday until 8pm, Closed Mondays
$17 general adult admission, $14 students and seniors, Kids 12 and under FREE
700 N. Art Museum Drive, Milwaukee, WI, 53202
German artist Dirk Skreber is best known for his paintings and sculptures that portray catastrophic events. Aerial views of buildings submerged in flood waters and scenes of violent car accidents are depicted with a calm detachment that infuse the paintings with an uncomfortable tension. Skreber performed controlled car crashes to create his monumental sculptures of cars wrapped around poles, presenting the extensive and horrific damage in the dissipated setting of the art gallery. It is not the catastrophe depicted that is the disconcerting element in Skreber's work, but rather the neutrality with which the scenes are presented.


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BWW TV: First Look at Andrew Veenstra, Albert Narracott and More in Highlights of WAR HORSE US Tour
Producers Bob Boyett and The National Theatre of Great Britain present the Denver engagement of the 2011 Tony Award-winning Best Play, War Horse. The company, comprised of more than 30 performers, includes Andrew Veenstra as Albert Narracott, Brian Keane as Arthur Narracott, Michael Wyatt Cox as Billy Narracott, Todd Cerveris as Ted Narracott, Colorado native Angela Reed as Rose Narracott, Jason Loughlin as Lieutenant James Nicholls, Jason Alan Carvell as Private Schnabel and Colorado native Mat Hostetler as Veterinary Officer Martin. War Horse plays the Buell Theatre tonight, January 8-20. Tickets are on sale now at denvercenter.org or by calling 303.893.4100. BroadwayWorld has a first look at highlights from the show below!
Also featured in the cast are Michael Stewart Allen, Danny Beiruti, Brooks Brantly, Laurabeth Breya, Brian Robert Burns, Grayson DeJesus, Catherine Gowl, Aaron Haskell, Mike Heslin, Jon Hoche, Chad Jennings, Nathan Koci, Jessica Krueger, Nick LaMedica, Rob Laqui, Megan Loomis, Christopher Mai, Gregory Manley, Andrew May, John Milosich, Alex Morf, Patrick Osteen, Jon Riddleberger, Lavita Shaurice, Derek Stratton and Danny Yoerges.
The winner of five 2011 Tony Awards including Best Play, War Horse has been seen by more than 2 million people worldwide and is currently playing at New York's Lincoln Center Theater, in London's West End, at Toronto's Princess of Wales Theatre and on tour across North America. Future productions of War Horse are planned for Australia, Berlin and South Africa, as well as a UK Tour.
The tour of War Horse, based on the beloved novel by Michael Morpurgo and adapted by Nick Stafford, is directed by Bijan Sheibani based on the original Tony Award-winning direction by Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris, and presented in association with Handspring Puppet Company. At the heart of the show are life-sized puppets which bring breathing, galloping, charging horses to thrilling life on stage.
The lead producers of the National Tour of War Horse are Bob Boyett and The National Theatre of Great Britain.
Single tickets for War Horse start at just $25. To charge by phone, call Denver Center Ticket Services at 303.893.4100. TTY (for Deaf and hard-of-hearing patrons): 303.893.9582. Groups of 10 or more, please call 303.446.4829. Additionally, tickets may be purchased at the Denver Center Ticket Office, located in the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex lobby. Buy and print online at denvercenter.org.
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Home to a plethora of restaurants and cafés, Pisa is a great place to try top-notch Italian cuisine from pasta to gelato, with a large variety of affordable options readily available. To make your life a little bit easier, Hostelworld has selected ten of the best restaurants in Pisa for those in need of a pizza fix.
1. Ristorante Turrido
The menu here includes a range of Italian favourites from ravioli with porcini mushrooms to overflowing bowls of mussels. Offering both indoor and outdoor seats, this restaurant has quite a family-run feel, with helpful staff offering information on the various dishes served. You'll also want to try the delicious desserts here too, especially the mouth-watering tiramisu.
Location: Via D. Cavalca 64, Santa Maria.
Opening hours: Mon-Sat 6.30pm-10.30pm, closed Sun.
2. Capatosta
Across the road from Pisa's Teatro Verdi, Capatosta is a great lunch spot thanks to the daily pasta specials it offers. These are written up on the chalk board outside each day, and a selection of cheap salads are also offered. Portions are pretty generous for the price and the service is both prompt and friendly.
Location: Via Palestro 37, San Francesco.
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 7am-7pm, Sat 7am-4pm, closed Sun.
3. Lo Sfizio
Acting as a bar, restaurant and café, Lo Sfizio is one of the most popular spots on Pisa's well-trafficked Borgo Stretto. The menu here boasts a wide mix from coffees and pastries to pasta dishes and the ever-present gelato. Whether you stop here for breakfast, lunch or dinner, or just for a quick coffee, you'll find a welcoming atmosphere and equally welcoming prices.
Location: Borgo Stretto 54, Santa Maria.
Opening hours: Daily, 7am-2am.
4. Restaurant Duomo
Close to the Piazza del Duomo, the outdoor tables here offer a glimpse of Pisa's stunning cathedral. A vast menu is offered, including Italian staples like spaghetti and veal, with a huge range of other dishes to choose from too. To save some money, check out the specials and meal deals offered. Tables can be found both inside and outside the restaurant, and this popular spot is often quite busy.
Location: Via Roma 70, Santa Maria.
Opening hours: Daily, 11am-10pm.
5. La Borsa
If you want somewhere comfortable where you can sample some of Italy's famous gelato, then pull up a chair at one of the many table spread outside La Borsa. This pleasant café serves up a mouth-watering array of colourful ice-creams in a variety of flavours. Popular with both locals and visitors, it also serves a great selection of cakes, coffees, sandwiches and more.
Location: Piazza Vittorio Emanuelle II, Sant'Antonio.
Opening hours: Thurs-Tues 7am-8.30pm, closed Wed.
6. Pizzeria Rusticanella
If you're looking for cheap pizza served up quickly, then check out this pizzeria off Pisa's main shopping stretch, Corso Italia. With large squares of pizza available at really low prices, this is a great spot to pick up a cheap and speedy lunch or dinner. You can choose from a variety of toppings, with some good value offers on a slice plus a drink. You can sit inside or outside with your slice, but these were really made to eat on the go, which is what you'll see a lot of the locals doing.
Location: Via S. Martino 93, San Martino.
Opening hours: daily, 11am-8.30pm.
7. Caffe Gambrinus
Thanks to its strong coffee and delicious pastries, this café and bar is a great spot for breakfast. It also offers a selection of sandwiches and snack foods, and a very pleasant afternoon can be spent sitting at the tables outside as you sip on a drink and munch on some crisps. At night, it morphs into a buzzing wine bar, with a huge selection of drinks available.
Location: Viale A. Gramsci 2, Sant'Antonio.
Opening hours: Open daily, 24 hours.
8. Ristorante Centrale Internazionale
Offering a selection of typical Tuscan dishes, the menu here is varied and great value, with a huge choice of pizzas, pasta dishes and more. While the decor may be pretty plain, the food is anything but making it well-worth a look for either lunch or dinner.
Location: Piazza Vittorio Emanuelle II 1, Sant'Antonio.
Opening hours: Open daily, 10am-3.30pm, 6pm-11.30pm.
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A funky restaurant with a chic interior, this restaurant close to Pisa's Odeon cinema does some great offers including a cinema menu available at a special price. Dishes run the gamut from pasta to pizza to risotto, with a number of tasty desserts also on the menu.
Location: via San Francesco, San Francesco.
Opening hours: Open Tues-Sun 12.30pm-2.30pm & 7.45pm-10.30pm, Sun 7.45pm-10.30pm, closed Mon.
10. Pizzeria Trattoria Toscana
Quite close to the Field of Miracles, this restaurant gets a lot of traffic thanks to its location. It also gets a lot of repeat business, and that's thanks to the quality of its food. A great selection of both pizzas and pasta dishes make up just one section of the large menu. Staff try and tempt passersby from the entrance to the large outdoor seating area, touting their special offers like the set menus served up from as little as €9.
Location: Via Santa Maria 163, Santa Maria.
Opening hours: Open daily, 11am-11pm.


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Hey guys,
I picked up the game four months ago and purchased a few drivers that are beyond my ability to throw.
a) Orange Discraft Z-line Force (weight MIA). Almost no wear on this guy, I'd say 9/10 no ink
b) Yellow Innova Blizzard Champion Wraith (150g). Couple minor dings, nothing too big of a deal. 6/10 rim ink
c) Green Innova Champion Groove (172g). little wear, 8/10 no ink
Looking to trade all 3 of these for 1 of the following:
Discraft Z Flash
Discraft Z/Ti Stalker
Latitude 64 River
Innova Star/Champion Teebird
Innova Star/Champion TL
Innova Star Eagle
<insert comparable fairway driver in premium plastic>
A moderate weight 165-175g would be preferred
Here's a pic of the bundle
PS: I would be willing to pay shipping if you would too. Ready to pass these discs on to someone that might have a use for them. Oh, and I'm out of San Antonio, TX!


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19 August 2012
The Team Bullrun Evora GTC managed to finish first in class and third overall at Lotus's 'home' track, Snetterton. Round 7 of the championship saw sweltering heat which saw several drivers wilting with exhaustion. Bullrun went into the weekend under pressure, with just a single-point lead in the overall championship.
Qualifying was textbook, putting the Evora P1 in class and seventh on the grid. David Green started and pitted for his first stop under a safety car around the one hour mark. This worked out perfectly, and team-mate Martin Byford was able to emerge on the same lap as the leaders. He went long on this second stint, eeking the most out of his tyres and fuel load, before fortune prevailed again and the Evora stopped under a safety car, leaving Martin to finish the race comfortably best in class.
Team rivals Mosler spun out on the final lap, while Bullrun as able to keep a resurgent Ferrari 458 at bay in the closing laps and take its place on the overall podium.
The team enjoys a five point lead going into the final round, at Donington.
David Green: "On what was officially the hottest day of the year, conditions for endurance racing were far from perfect! But a perfect pole, win and fastest lap puts us in a great position going into the last race. I almost feel we can afford the extra 14 kg for air conditioning, the only flaw in what was a faultless performance for the Evora."(See updated gallery below.)
Images courtesy © Garry Fuller.
Team Bullrun Snetterton
15 July 2012
Team Bullrun and their Lotus Evora have wrapped up the Class 3 Championship with two rounds to go. They're also leading the overall championship, but by a single point so the pressure is firmly on.
After an intense qualifying session on Saturday, they qualified the Evora P2 in class by one hundredth of a second. There may have been a chance to improve the time, but rain towards the end of the session put paid to that. Martin Byford started the race and had a terrific getaway, quickly moving from sixth on the grid to second overall and leading the class after only two laps. At the 45min marker Bullrun stepped up to lead overall before a safety car saw a lot of teams pit early, shuffling the pack. The good fortune gained from the safety car at Oulton Park last time out did not come Bullrun's way at Brands, and despite pitting under a second safety car the Britcar success penalties cost them an extra 30 seconds in the pits, resulting in them not being able to get out on the same lap before the safety car passed the main straight and closed the pit.
Agonizingly, the team had to sit at the pitlane exit while the whole field streamed through. When they finally got out, they had gone from being nearly one lap up over the opposition to being two laps down. They eventually finished the race fourth in class but with enough points to guarantee the Class Championship and hold onto the overall lead by one point going into the last two rounds.
David Green: "The silver lining is that we lose our success penalty for the next round at Snetterton on the 18th August. Overall, it was an unlucky race for us which has seen our lead in the overall championship diminish. But we have secured the class title, and this is a great achievement. The car was really quick all weekend so we go into the last two rounds with plenty of confidence and a clear goal: to win the championship overall."
Images courtesy © Garry Fuller.
25 June 2012
Team Bullrun qualified best in class and fifth overall for Round 5 of the Britcar championship. Having highlighted its wet weather skills in the practice session by beating the field across all classes, the team was a little miffed that race day turned out dry. Nevertheless, the Lotus's superior fuel consumption came to the fore and Bullrun's strategy fell perfectly into safety car windows. Despite a rear end shunt from a TVR 45 minutes in, the car held strong and constantly ran in the top four. With 40 minutes to go the Evora slipped through into the overall lead and stayed there to take the chequered flag.
The team dominated their class, set the fastest lap and took the overall win by a clear lap. Team Bullrun now leads the Class 3 championship by 21 points and the overall British Endurance Championship by five points.
Richard Adams: "What a brilliant weekend. We are just starting to get the best out of the car and the team, and the Lotus package we have put together is starting to show it's perhaps the strongest in the championship. Bring on Brands Hatch in three weeks."
Images courtesy © Garry Fuller.
8 May 2012
Team Bullrun's Lotus Evora GT4 finished second in its class on Saturday at the Snetterton 300, just up the road from Lotus' headquarters in Norfolk. Martin Byford's qualifying lap was enough for third on the grid, and team-mate Richard Adams did the first stint of the three hour race. There were six safety car periods during the race, and two were particularly costly for Team Bullrun as they, with third driver David Green, had to unlap themselves twice. Nevertheless, they adapted their strategy and managed to move up a position, scoring the fastest lap along the way, to finish second. The team now leads the championship.
Richard Adams: "Our nearest rivals finished fifth, so this second place is really great news and now we lead the championship, which obviously feels fantastic. It wasn't an easy race and we lost out twice behind the safety car, having to unlap ourselves. What really got us this result today was the Evora's excellent fuel consumption. Driving behind the safety car for so many laps meant we were able to take a gamble and pit one time less than we ordinarily would have, and the gamble paid off."
24 April 2012
Round 1 - Donington - Race Report
Team Bullrun's Evora GT4 crossed the line first in their class at the Donington Park endurance race and is leading the way at the top of the table after the second round.
David Green: "We are delighted with the win at Donington in difficult weather conditions and against strong opposition. The Evora performed very well with the constantly changing levels of grip and gave us added flexibility to adjust our race strategy accordingly. With a quarter of the season already gone we are exactly where we want to be - leading both the Class and Overall Championship."
Claudio Berro, director of Lotus Racing: "A fantastic weekend for Lotus Racing and well done to all the teams involved – the Lotus F1 Team, Lotus GP and Team Bullrun. It's such a thrill to see a pair of Lotus drivers back on the podium. It's been 33 years since we've had two F1 drivers up there, in their black and gold suits, and we're all very proud. There's plenty more to come from Kimi, Romain, and the Lotus E20 so stay tuned. Congratulations to our GP2 drivers, we saw some really spirited racing there. And it's wonderful to see our Evora GT4 show the rest how it's done in the Britcar series."


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A Blackburn man has been charged with the murder of 88-year-old retired lecturer Christopher Procter.
Anthony Curry, 38, of Gretna Walk, Blackburn, will appear before Blackburn Magistrates Court tomorrow morning charged with murder, arson, theft and burglary.
Clare Randall, 30, of Gretna Walk, Blackburn, has been charged with theft and has also been remanded into custody to appear before Blackburn Magistrates tomorrow.
The body of Mr Proctor was discovered following a fire at his home address in Pleckgate Road, Blackburn, on Saturday, November 10.


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Marlins not sellers, gaining confidence in rotation
MIAMI -- Fresh off a 6-1 road trip, the Marlins haven't explicitly said they're staying put at the non-waiver Trade Deadline, but they have confirmed they're not sellers.
"I would say you can take us out of the sellers category," said Michael Hill, Miami's vice president of baseball operations. "We're just looking for ways to build on what has been a very positive year for us."
Though the Marlins won't turn down help for their starting rotation, they are more confident in the guys they're trotting out to the mound every day.
Brad Hand and Jacob Turner were a combined 3-0 with a 1.50 ERA in 18 innings during the Marlins' road trip, something that has manager Mike Redmond feeling a lot more secure about the revolving door at the back end of the starting rotation these past few months.
"When you talk about getting on a roll and winning games, the first thing, at least for me, and probably most managers would say the same thing, is how the pitching is," Redmond said. "And our pitching's been really good. I feel great when our guys go out there."
Closer Steve Cishek has received his fair share of attention recently, Hill said, especially since he mounted such a stellar week (five saves, 1.80 ERA) that he was named the co-National League Player of the Week on Monday.
But the 28-year-old, who admitted to checking trade rumors online once "when I was bored," was adamant about remaining a Marlin.
"I love it here, I love the guys," Cishek said. "I think what we're doing here is amazing. Meaningful games obviously keep your interest. I just love the direction the team's going. [But] it's out of my control. Whatever happens, happens."
Maria Torres is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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All the promotion of consuming locally grown foods and making more healthy foods available to poor urban neighborhoods has been promoted as contributing answers to lowering the obesity rate of children and adults in those poor urban areas. Now two studies show that healthy-food deserts don't really exist in most situations where child obesity is rampant.
The Department of Agriculture and Michelle Obama have talked about solving the problem of fresh fruits and vegetables not being available to urban poor. These communities where no healthy foods are available to purchase have been named "healthy food deserts."
Solutions to obesity aren't something that the USDA should be expected to completely solve. Other than providing healthy foods for school lunch programs, USDA should stand down on financing programs to promote locally grown small-scale production and eliminating healthy food deserts, and Congress should not fund such programs.
The New York Times reported that a National Institutes of Health financed study found multiple outlets for fresh fruits and vegetables within reasonable distances or right in the middle of poor urban neighborhoods. Another study was put together by the Public Policy Institute of California, a nonprofit research organization, and it found much the same results as the other study. Each study was conducted in significantly different manners, but final reports had much the same interpretations of data collected.
Gina Kolata, wrote in the Times article, "Some experts say these new findings raise questions about the effectiveness of efforts to combat the obesity epidemic simply by improving access to healthy foods. Despite campaigns to get Americans to exercise more and eat healthier foods, obesity rates have not budged over the past decade, according to recently released federal data."
The truth of the obesity situation is explained not by healthy foods being unavailable but by how kids and adults like to spend their money for calories. Kolata further reported findings of how two full-service supermarkets and a produce stand were available, but money was spent on other foods. "In one neighborhood in Camden, N.J., where 80 percent of children are eligible for a free school lunch, children bought empanadas, sodas and candy at a grocer, while adults said they had no trouble finding produce. Wedged in among fast food restaurants, convenience stores, sit-down restaurants, take-out Chinese and pizza parlors were three places with abundant produce."


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To register to vote in the State of Missouri an individual must meet the following qualifications:
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- Cannot have been adjudged incapacitated
- Cannot be confined under a sentence of imprisonment
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You can also fill-out a Missouri voter registration application online. Mail completed forms to your county election office. Voter registration forms must be postmarked by the election day deadline.
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Rezone from the C-3 to the PTC DistrictSTAFF REPORT ADDENDUM II PCA 92-P-001-08 and RZFDP 2010-PR-021
The applicant proposes to redevelop the Capital One campus, consisting of an existing office and conference center use and free standing parking garage, to permit the development of a mixed-use development consisting of office, hotel, retail and residential uses. A total of 14 buildings (including two to remain) are proposed. Please see the statement of justification for additional information.
Total Site Area: 26.21 acres
Overall FAR 3.90
The Final Development Plan (FDP) consists of a 12.77 acre portion of the existing Capital One property in Tysons Corner and represents the first phase of the development program fully described by the currently rezoning request, RZ 2010-PR-021. The FDP includes the existing 14-story, 479,500 square foot (SF) office building and its parking structure. The office building is proposed to remain throughout all phases of development, while the parking structure is proposed to ultimately be replaced with a high-rise office building. The FDP also includes two new buildings, including a 511,112 SF office building and a residential building containing approximately 67 housing units. The buildings would make up a block of the overall proposed mixed use development and will have both underground and above grade parking
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Manuscript Mondays
With the flowers blossoming and spring sunshine warming our winter bones come thoughts of...BICYCLES! This is the perfect time of year for getting out, hopping on a bicycle and touring our beautiful city.
This week's featured manuscript collection is the Coors International Bicycle Classic. In 1975 Celestial Seasonings tea company started the Red Zinger Bicycle Classic. Within two years the race became the largest amateur bicycle race America. In 1980 Coors Brewing Company took over sponsorship, and the race was renamed the Coors Classic. The race continued until 1988.
The Coors International Bicycle Classic collection contains many exciting items, such as postcards, posters, bumper stickers, cycling caps and jerseys, yearbooks, ribbons, and even 45 RPM phonograph records with the theme song from the event. You can view an inventory and more history of the contents and history of the collection online, or at the Western History & Genealogy department.


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Generosity and happiness are contagious.
ST. LOUIS - On February 8, 2003, the apostolic project
"Angel for a Day" brought together 100 young women between
the ages of 15 and 20 and 100 underprivileged children
ages 6 to 10 for a day of fun and
friendship. Our 100 "Angels" were local Catholic high school
and college students. About 20 were from the Gateway
Academy, a school affiliated with the Legionaries
of Christ.The day began at 8:00 am at Gateway Academy
where the Angels registered, received their t-shirts and nametags, and
met their team. At 9:00 am, the underprivileged children
arrived by bus. A line of Angels greeted a
line of children as each Angel located the child whose
nametag she had received during registration. The Angels
led their children into an earthly "Heaven" - the cafeteria
of the school had been transformed with balloon clouds, lights,
and angelic decorations. The teams gathered in "Heaven" to
get acquainted. Each of
Every Angel received a tee shirt to promote their apostolate.
the ten teams consisted of
one Archangel and ten Angel-child pairs. Archangels were responsible
for all the Angels and children on the team, overseeing
their general welfare, insuring they were punctual, and generally helping
wherever needed. Many Archangels took their responsibility seriously bringing
homemade bags of treats or stickers for their Angels to
give to the children. Throughout the day "St. Michael the
Archangel", the event photographer who is also the husband of
Gateway Academy´s Upper School principal, recorded the day´s moments on
film."Charlie" the emcee explained how the day would run and
off they went into the buses. The first stop
was the Cineplex where all 100 Angel/child pairs watched "Treasure
Planet" while enjoying complimentary popcorn and sodas. After the
movie the buses split: two went to a children´s museum
100 young women dedicated a day to make others happy.
called the Magic House, and the other half went to
two McDonalds for lunch. Afterwards the two halves switched places.
After lunch and the Magic House, everyone returned to
the "Heaven" at Gateway Academy for the closing ceremonies, where
each team received an award, had a team photo taken,
and each child received a stuffed animal. After the
ceremonies, the Angels escorted their children back to the buses
that would take them home.Photography by Jerry Adlersfluegel(April 2,
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im trying to tether my wm 6.5 samsung jack to my carputer. what do i need to do to get it connected. I want to use it by the usb cable for connection also. are there files i have to download to the phone or something? when i try to go into setting/connections/gprs media net has a lock on it. how to remove this lock? anyone? also would they know you use your phone for tethering by doing this?
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Tethering the Samsung Jack
Everything you need to know about tethering the Samsung Jack can be found at: http://www.tether-unlock-i637.webs.com
download this- tinyurl.com/icscontrol
to set it up, first set all to default settings. then set settings to desired states (use cellular line for the fist connection, and RNDIS for the second).
if you need more help, let me know. this is the best way to tether any windows mobile phone, trust me.
Originally posted by trader007 View Postdownload this- tinyurl.com/icscontrol
to set it up, first set all to default settings. then set settings to desired states (use cellular line for the fist connection, and RNDIS for the second).
if you need more help, let me know. this is the best way to tether any windows mobile phone, trust me.
Can you be more specific as to what this program is (used to tether a windows phone?) and directions more complete than the ones you gave. Is there a website where more information about this program can be found?
I really would like to know a lot more about this program before I attempt to use it. (ie.: does the phone need to be application unlocked before it can be downloaded on the phone, have any issues been reported suggesting any driver conflicts etc.) Thanks!
look here- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=377047
basically, its a homebrew app that runs on stock roms afaik.
1. download zip file.
2. unzip the exe inside and place it onto your phone, any directory.
3. run the exe file right on your phone. it will not work on a windows computer, only wm6 and wm5 phones
4. in the program, scroll down and click on "set All Defaults"
5. scroll up and set "Public Interface" to "cellular line"
6. set "Private Interface" to "RNDISFN1" or something close to that. RNDIS means USB
7. check the box "auto connect to network" and in the dropdown box select "The Internet"
8. check the box "allow suspend mode"
10. click "save"
11. click "start ICS", and plug the phone into the computer.
you wont notice anything actually happen. the network icon on your computer will not show any network connected. however, if you go into your web browser, you will notice you can surf the net just fine.
from then on, when you want to connect, just launch the icscontrol.exe file again and simply click "start ics". the program saves your settings so its very easy after you set it up.
this program is reliable enough to even leave on 24/7 and use the net connection as a dedicated line. i do it myself for my carpc. as long as the phone doesnt shut off, i never even have to interact with the phone at all... it stays in my glovebox.Last edited by trader007; 04-15-2011, 08:53 PM.


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Hi everyone,
I recently stumbled upon Ajahn Amaro's readings of all of Ajahn Chah's talks which have been translated into english and thought some of you might be interested. Ajahn Amaro does a wonderful job of bringing the translations to life and I think I may actually prefer listening to them over reading them. Anyway, they can be found here: http://www.amaravati.org/teachings/audio_compilation/1962 and also on iTunes, just search "Ajahn Chah Amaravati" and look under podcasts.
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Storify: YouTube evolution: Video trends, fan favorites since 2007
YouTube built its early success on goofy, amateur videos - a kid tripping on anesthesia after the dentist, a crying Britney Spears fan, cats doing, well, just about anything. Many had bad lighting or sound quality, but won followers through sheer oddity or over-the-top cuteness.
Reflecting its increasing reliance on more professional content, though, the Internet's third-most popular site has opened a production studio in Los Angeles for free use by its active partners and channel creators.
The YouTube Space LA is a 41,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art video studio at a former Playa Vista Hughes Aircraft building. Open since November, it also hosts screenings and offers classes and tips for those who are just learning the art of Internet video.
One of the goals is to raise the production values of programs on the site, now owned by Google, leading to more time spent on the site and, consequently, higher advertising, subscription and on-demand viewing revenues.
But what might this do to the handmade, anyone-can-do-it quality of the programs that made YouTube a sensation in the first place?
"That's very important," acknowledged Liam Collins, head of the L.A. facility. "Our motivation here is partly to increase the quality of our creators' content, but I won't attempt to define quality.
"I talk a lot about the tools and technology that are available in the Space," Collins continued. "One of the things that we never want to forget, though, is that people aren't going to want to watch videos unless there's a good story behind them.
"Part of what we're doing here is innovating," Collins said. "We want to find out what can work better as YouTube continues to evolve."
The company has similar, though smaller, Spaces in London, New York and Tokyo.
Those who already have been working at the L.A. facility say they are impressed with the equipment and the idea behind it.
"It's really progressive and insightful of Google and YouTube to move in this direction," observed Rachel Myers, the production designer for one of YouTube's star creators, freddiew's, "Video Game High School," which is taping episodes on Space LA's biggest stage.
"Building a facility to house and cultivate and support this type of work is really important," Myers continued. "Our show, for instance, would not have been possible at the scale that we're doing it at were it not for the support of this facility."
The Space is there for YouTube's creative partners - some of the everyday folks who post Harlem Shake renditions, narcissistic vlogs and impassioned takes on geek culture - to use and learn at. For free.
Which doesn't mean that every YouTuber in Southern California should rush right over to the long, sleek structure with the classic Hughes two-man helicopter parked out front. They must apply to use any of the facility's four soundstages, three greenscreen studios, 10 editing booths and rich trove of Canon cameras and lenses, lighting and sound equipment and numerous other amenities.
Those who use it also have to be in the Partner Program, which involves an agreement allowing Google to monetize your videos by selling advertising against them and sharing revenue.
"You have to meet some of our basic requirements," Collins explained. "We look at three things: commitment to the platform, your willingness to collaborate with other creators and the resources that you bring."
Commitment is defined as having had some length of presence on YouTube, uploading new content to your channel with some regularity and utilizing techniques to grow an audience that can be found at YouTube.com/creators.
Collaboration is self-explanatory. But before you get to the Space, they want to make sure that the resources you bring match whatever project you envision.
"For example, if you say 'I'm going to shoot a 30-minute short film in your facility for two days next week after work,' there's a mismatch between resources and your idea," Collins noted.
"One thing we want to do is sort of teach best practices before you're in the building. Professional producers and creators plan, and not all YouTubers do."
Staffers are on hand to help people organize, make and hopefully monetize their projects as necessary. There are also quarterly Creator Classes, which focus on various aspects of development, production and post-production.
Below seven inches of raised flooring, some 2 million linear feet of cable ensure connections between the various stages, control rooms and workstations, as well as L.A. and the other, far-flung Spaces. Sets can be built, CGI effects can be generated, and a motion-capture stage is under construction.
And then there are the events. Two giant screens, one framed in wood and the other composed of 36 separate monitors, flank a spacious lobby where chairs can be set up for screenings. There's also a more traditional, 37-seat screening room.
The lobby screenings are open to all YouTube creators. Earlier this week, director Tiffany Shlain showed her documentary about our modern online lives, "Connected," to an appreciative full house - er, lobby.
"It's such a creative space," Shlain, the founder of the Webby Awards, a kind of online Emmys, said about the facility. "Literally, it's like a canvas for filmmakers. It's a wonderland for filmmakers."
The Sundance Institute sponsored Shlain's screening and others at the Space.
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"The Space itself is incredible," he continued. "It just feels collaborative, it feels inviting, it's got a nice, warm tone to it. The way that they encourage interaction . . . it's a really inviting place."
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Almost 44 years ago, Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated. As visionary minister; advocate for peace, justice, and equality; dedicated leader of the civil rights movement; and charismatic leader of the nonviolent movement for civil disobedience, his death was a tragic loss for our entire Nation.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Curt Casali was selected from Triple-A Durham on Friday and made his Major League debut, starting at catcher against the Twins Friday night and collecting his first Major League hit in his first big league at-bat.
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I had my resection 5/11 for intrahepatic CC. Followed by 3 cycles gem/cis, then 6 wks radiation with Xeloda, then 3 more cycles gem/cis.
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Here's a look at what Pac-12 schools paid their football coordinators in 2012, according to the USA Today football coaches salary database. All are base salaries, not including potential bonuses earned:
Calvin Magee, co-offensive coordinator, $300,000
Rod Smith, co-offensive coordinator, $235,000
Jeff Casteel, defensive coordinator, $425,000
Mike Norvell, offensive coordinator, $320,000
Paul Randolph, defensive coordinator, $320,000
*Jim Michalczik, offensive coordinator, $294,600
*Clancy Pendergast, defensive coordinator, $245,000
*Eric Bieniemy, offensive coordinator, $480,000
*Greg Brown, defensive coordinator, $301,000
**Mark Helfrich, offensive coordinator, $350,833
Nick Aliotti, defensive coordinator, $552,500
Danny Langsford, offensive coordinator, $240,000
Mark Banker, defensive coordinator, $440,000
*Kennedy Polamalu, offensive coordinator, N/A
*Monte Kiffin, defensive coordinator, $1,533,764
*Pep Hamilton, offensive coordinator, N/A
Derek Mason, defensive coordinator, N/A
Noel Mazzone, offensive coordinator, $350,000
Lou Spanos, defensive coordinator, $550,000
Brian Johnson, co-offensive coordinator, $225,500
Kalani Fifita Sitake, defensive coordinator, $500,000
Eric Kiesau, offensive coordinator, $375,004
Justin Wilcox, defensive coordinator, $750,000
Mike Breske, defensive coordinator, $326,500
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New Doctor Who Promo Trailer for Series 31 with Matt Smith
The new trailer promo for the first series of the 11th Doctor starring Matt Smith, series 31, has been released and it continues with the "spin cycle of doom" theme we saw with the publicity image released earlier this week. They do announce "Easter" as the start of the new series at the end of the promo. No, you don't need special glasses to see this, this version is not in 3D.
The new trailer here (above) although we are seeing it in 2D, was created for a 3D presentation and is obviously capitalizing on it by throwing everything at us which is typical gimmicky for 3D presentations (especially of those 3D movies of the past).
I perfer the original trailer for this series that was released six or seven weeks ago, post "The End of Time"
But for 'having fun with 3D' - this is fine. I would have liked a more traditional 2D promo trailer myself.
The trailer above is available on both the BBC and BBC America websites. The key difference is that while the UK version has "Easter 2010" on it the US version has "coming this spring".
here is the link to the BBC's website:
New Trailer for the New Doctor!
and the BBC America site:
New Doctor Who Teaser: Coming Spring 2010
PS: I would not be able to enjoy the 3D version of the trailer. I have a vision problem that makes it impossible to see these type of 3D effects. I have yet to see any 3D movie (or commercial , calendar or anything else) as 3D.
3D or not, as a trainer that just looked terrible.
Keeping in mind that it's made for 3D and filmed entirely as a promo trailer, it's pretty epic. If they keep releasing trailers I might explode with anticipation.
I just pray the ABC downunder shells out big money to fast track the series.
Well I must say that was awful. As a trailer it told us nothing hat we didn't alread know, was stolen from TIME TUNNEL and looked like more of the same. Amy looks like a terrible companion. The monster at the end looked more than cheap....what was it? It looked like the Mara or maybe worse, one of those fake looking alien heads from TIMELASH. This would not make me want to watch the show at all. In fact...
WOW! Do you even like Doctor Who? Cus i cant tell! How would YOU do this trailer, and how would YOU write the show. You should present your resume' forthwith to the BBC, since they oviously missed you when they were searching for a producer. How can someone base an entire opinion on how good or bad a show is by this trailer. Complaing about amy pond based on this is crazy. She had two lines, and based on her reading of them did adequately. what is your problem with her, oh i forgot you hate Doctor Who. Give some legitimate points for once! better yet! i ask you again to come on my show and give these valid points! its Formerly CIA:Cultdom In Audio, and my contact info is here. ive thrown the gauntlet down, sir! i want to know why, if you hate the show so much, you have to come on these forums, and ruin everyone's nice time. if your just trying to be controversial, there is, im sure a twilight forum somewhere that needs bashing! i know you are entitled to your opinions, and that is always welcome, but these types of caustic, unproductive critisisms are why fandom is made fun of. so come on the show, ill accept you as a guest any time, and you will not be bashed, we will have a grown up conversation. except i feel like im gonna be blasted here instead for stating MY opinion, which, if you ask around, is usually fair. its never unkind for the sake of trying to appear knolwedgeable.
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I think this is the first time footage has been shot specifically for a trailer in the whole of Who History!
But why in 3D? Domestic TVs can't show this yet...must be for cinemas?
The 3D version of the trailer is slated to come out with the release of the movie "Alice in Wonderland" - itself released as a 3D movie.I don't know if it will be on the US release of the movie or not.
The version just released on TV and web is just a regular 2D version.
It was innovative and exciting, exactly the type of trailer that might make casual viewers tune in. We, the fans, will watch Series 5 regardless.
Plus, do we really need a 2nd trailer full of actual footage? I've seen and read enough spoilers as it is.
Just because I don';t like every bit of trash loaded onto DW fans by DW production company doesn't mean I don't like DW.
IT was not the first stuff shot for the promos: the much better Chris E trailers and the third season trailers (Martha talking about what she wants and all that) and the second season trailers of Rose and the Doc on an ice planet. Those and the DOnna talking trailer were ALL great, better than these two pieces of garbage we got for season five.
Mind you I like more than I hate about DW's new comeback as I keep saying but people just don't get it or listen or understand the facts: fact is I like more than I hate. Butlet's face it, DW is variable now, there's so much of it now and almost all of it is the same. And I hope TORCHWOOD is gone for good.
The BBC's press office has an article about the premiere for the new series. In the UK it depends on where you are and when the tour comes to your area - if you are in one of five areas.
The areas selected for the premieres are
and Northampton
Each place will have a premiere of "The Eleventh Hour".
For the full story you find it here:
The Eleventh Doctor Embarks on his Maiden Voyage...
Too bad I'm not in the UK - sounds like fun!


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