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The Dorothy Effect
Maybe you've heard this one before?
Parent: So what do you want to be when you grow up?
Child: An actor. I'm going to be famous.
Parent: Uh-oh.
Exposure is the name of the game in show business. Determination, hard work and loads of talent might not get you anywhere unless people have a chance to see you perform. Over the Rainbow does just that. It showcases young talent to the public, introduces them to an industry and is often the spring board a stable career in the arts.
And that's what we're calling The Dorothy Effect.
A show like Over the Rainbow can change the course of a young artist's life - essentially offering a shortcut in an otherwise long journey to stardom - or at the very least, regular work; a performer's bread and butter. And beyond the exposure itself, the experience builds a network in the entertainment world and perhaps most worth mentioning, it can do wonders for a young actor's confidence.
You might remember a short while back we did an interview with actress Elicia MacKenzie - who credits a big part of her success to winning CBC's How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? Landing the iconic role as Maria Von Trapp in the Mirvish production of The Sound of Music effectively paved the way for what's now a successful career in musical theatre.
But winning isn't everything, as the saying goes. A number of finalists from Andrew Lloyd Webber's shows, both here and in the UK, have met with success.
For starters, Guelph's Alison Jutzi, who placed 10th on How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? has since gone on to work with Toronto's famed Soulpepper Theatre Company, done a slew of commercials and released her own album. Waterloo's Marisa McIntyre, who finished 4th, just closed Queen For A Day, starring alongside stage and TV icon Alan Thicke. Richmond, B.C.'s Jayme Armstrong placed 3rd on 'Maria' and has a long list of theatre credits to her name - including (fittingly enough) Maria Von Trapp this past summer at the Drayton Theatre Festival's production of The Sound of Music.
Hop over to the UK and the pattern continues. Danielle Hope, who won the BBC's version of Over the Rainbow in 2010, is now playing the coveted role of Éponine in a West End production of Les Misérables. Runner-ups Sophie Evans and Lauren Samuels have also become West End veterans, and the list goes on.
As for our Dorothys, Top 9 finalist Michelle Bouey is off and running. Only a short time after Over the Rainbow she got an offer to perform in a show for Stage West Calgary. She says of her time on the show, 'I don't really have enough words to fully describe my experience on Over the Rainbow. I met people who I now consider my family, and who I really care about. How many girls can say they made it to the Top 9 in all of Canada? I'm so proud of myself, and of all the other girls, not to mention so thankful for the incredible opportunity. I learned so much on the journey.'
Unionville, Ontario's Julia Gartha, who placed 8th in the competition, is happy to report that since being on the show she was asked to sing in her town's upcoming Christmas concert. On top of that, she's been inspired to work on writing a play and 'a lot of new music'. Asked about the feedback she received on the show, Julia says, 'I truly appreciated all of the judges comments. They have helped me grow as a performer. I remember them telling me to have more confidence, because I was a good storyteller, but confidence was what I needed. I've really taken that with me and I have more confidence now than I've ever had! Hearing that from the judges was exactly what I needed. I'm so grateful for the experience.'
We also caught up with Top 10 finalist Kelsey Verzotti who's focusing on continuing her voice and dance training and says 'There are some auditions I'm considering as well.' Kelsey is currently working on graduating high school in Calgary and says of her experience on Over the Rainbow, 'It was such a great opportunity for learning and personal growth and I learned that I'm a strong person. Even though I didn't make it as far as I would have hoped in this competition, I don't have any regrets just lessons learned! This is an experience I will remember for the rest of my life, and I would like to thank CBC and everyone involved for making it possible.'
And Coquitlam native Jennifer Gillis, who placed in the final six, has been cast in the role of Millie Dilmount in an upcoming production of Thoroughly Modern Millie. Jennifer says 'I feel that I gained the mental and physical strength and maturity that it takes to be a Broadway actress in New York someday, I am so determined to get there. This experience made me grow immensely, and I now feel like I am more than ready to go out and chase after my dream.'
We're excited to see what the future has in store for all our bright young stars. They've proven to Canada that they have the drive, the talent and the passion - and we hope the exposure helps put them on the map as they continue their budding careers.
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Working in close partnership with colleagues from all four faculties and with the Union of UEA Students, Professor Neil Ward shapes the University's educational priorities and leads policy development that further enhances UEA's outstanding student experience.
He joined the University in 2008 as Executive Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and became Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Academic) in 2013. He is one of eight members of the Executive Team (UEA's senior management team) and reports directly to the Vice-Chancellor. He chairs the Effectiveness and Efficiency Committee, Learning and Teaching Committee and also sits on Council – the University's principal decision-making body.
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Robert has a career background in Procurement which has included positions as Senior Category Manager at Norfolk County Council and Commercial Adviser at Cefas. Robert joined the University in 2014 as Procurement Manager and became a member of the Effectiveness and Efficiency Committee. Robert's knowledge of procurement and the economic benefits of tender exercises led him to assume the Lead of the Creating Headroom Project.
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Michael graduated from the University of East Anglia in 2014. Following his graduation he gained an internship with the Creating Headroom Project and after collaborating on several procurement projects also undertook an internship with the Procurement Department.
Following the internships he attained the full time Creating Headroom Project Administrator position and currently undertakes this role based in the Finance Department.
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Jon has worked at UEA in a number of different administrative roles for over 18 years. He is the administrative lead for a range of student-facing functions such as Quality Assurance, academic appeals and complaints and is also a member of the Effectiveness and Efficiency Committee and spent time as the group's Secretary. Before joining UEA Jon worked in the field of accountancy and has a long standing interest and involvement in business improvement.
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Angelina has 20 years' experience working in marketing roles in a variety of organisations, from publishing houses to a FTSE 100 company. Before coming to UEA in 2013, she worked at the University of Southampton where she was head of Strategic Marketing, with responsibility for both the UK and Malaysian campuses. She is now the Director of Admissions, Recruitment and Marketing at UEA, ensuring a good amount of well qualified students come to the university each year.
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TMG is a godsend. When I went off antidepressants rather suddenly and was fishing around for something to stop panic attacks and intense bad moods, TMG was the first consistent improvement. Four years later, it is still an indispensable part of my regimen. Perhaps its most important effect is recycling homocysteine into SAMe, which has antidepressant effects. Unchecked homocysteine sensitizes neurons to glutamate toxicity, and probably harms new neurons trying to grow in the hippocampus. Other B-vitamins have also helped me, especially B-2 and B-6 (pyridoxamine), along with fish oil and a non-choline source of uridine (for example magnesium orotate, or triacetyluridine). Some of these will help migraines and focus along with mood. I take 500 to 1000 mg TMG a day; much more may raise cholesterol. Don't mix with acetyl-l-carnitine (and in fact, if you're depressive, I'd advise against acetyl-l-carnitine altogether, thanks to its acetylcholinergic activity). TMG raises carnitine levels itself, and has a mild choline sparing effect. SAMe, by the way, is similar but not so safe; the surge in SAMe levels will create a surge in homocysteine. I tried combining the two, hoping TMG would recycle the homocysteine back SAMe, but I've found TMG on its own most stabilizing and effective.
This has a less noticeable memory effect for me than alpha-GPC, but I like the fact it has uridine in it. Unfortunately, the uridine doesn't balance the pro-depressant effects of choline, and I can't take either CDP-choline or alpha-GPC (or for that matter any other supplementary choline) for more than a week without getting down and hopelessly ruminating. Bacopa is a better memory supplement for depressives. (I use the Planetary Herbals product to great benefit.) If you want to spare the choline you get from your diet, taking TMG will do that with a durable mood lift. Some of the body's choline is usually converted to TMG, so extra TMG frees choline to do other work, and meanwhile TMG makes SAMe, which is antidepressant. Both CDP-choline and TMG theoretically could help mood and memory in depression; in practice TMG helps mood, and CDP-choline hurts it, and neither does much for memory. Try bacopa, EPA, and magnesium orotate (or other uridine supplement) for memory in case of depression.
Bacopa truly is wonderful. If you have depression-related memory problems, it just may make your life more coherent and optimistic, as it has mine. I work as a tutor and have noticed a big difference in what I remember with little effort.
I have no idea why, but every time I tried taking this, my mood would tank. The product looks excellent in theory; on and off, I went through two bottles. As a result I almost gave up on tocotrienols, but then I tried Jarrow's Toco-Sorb, which has very little tocopherol. If anything my mood *improved* with that product. I am interested primarily in the neuroprotective properties of tocotrienols.
Let's be honest: I like Jarrow. This stuff might be the same as any other creatine, but it works. I opted against the micronized form, since most of the research ascribes perfectly good effects to the regular monohydrate. What I do know is that creatine helps me with recovery, and I feel comfortable with half a scoop to a whole scoop a day, but I only do this intermittently. I've noticed during marathon study sessions that creatine can give a small burst of mental clarity and wakefulness. I believe this is a matter of direct and stable fuel for neurons, but I'm not sure. Creatine is considered neuroprotective, but as in all things, moderation is golden.
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My sole concern about this supplement is how much natto gets through in the pills. If you take vitamin D3 oil capsules (which you probably should), be smart and take vitamin K2/MK-7 as well. The longer-chain forms of the vitamin stay in the blood longer and have recently been found more effective in one or two applications, including against prostate cancer. If someone tells you the *real* way to get K2 is to eat lots of butter and cheese, smile and explain that good isn't always best. This is the best.
Tried a bottle on and off for mood and memory, noticed a worsening of mood, as with choline supplements. This makes me believe PS does something, but it's not what I need, and my memory didn't improve. I highly recommend bacopa instead, for example the product from Planetary Herbals.
A little pricey, but the quality is very good. I personally found the very-low DHA, high EPA fish oils more effective for depression, but not so much that they fit in my shoestring budget. This is what I'd be taking if they did; I'm using Country Life's Omega 3 Mood until algal EPA saves the planet with low pricing.
Nice price and dose for those who are more careful. On the other hand, I think R-lipoic acid is the way to go. Order bulk and it too is quite cheap. This stuff made my urine smell funny--more amusing anecdote than anything, I know... but S-lipoic acid seems to counteract some of R-lipoic acid's benefits, and I notice superior blood-sugar control with the purer R-lipoic acid. (I'm not diabetic, but I use test strips for my own information.)
While I'd prefer magnesium taurinate with additional magnesium, this'll do and it's cheaper! Currently I take magnesium for general health and to keep migraines at bay. Though I'm not sure how much the magnesium or taurine does for migraines, I do know that my supplement regimen (key: butterbur extract, product: Migra-Eeze) and some care about dietary triggers has almost eliminated my migraines, which I was getting almost every other day. Now, often a tisane of bay leaves and ginger will do what it took 800 mg ibuprofen and 1.5 g acetaminophen, or sometimes an Imitrex or two, to do before. The headaches are milder and rarer and shorter. Magnesium plays some part in this. The price and brand are right.
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A study released today found the amount of federal grant money lawmakers steered to colleges in their home districts rose 60 percent this year.
Critics say the figure shows politicians are more concerned about pet projects than education.
Congress approved $1.7 billion the largest amount ever for special projects ranging from renovating laboratories to historical research, according to an analysis by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
The amount last year was just more than $1 billion.
Critics in the academic community say the directed grants, called earmarks, can be wasteful because lawmakers are interested primarily in their own states and cannot properly evaluate a project's worthiness.
They advocate allowing schools to compete for the funding through peer review instead.
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"We were there to reverse course from the policies of the Carter administration, certainly. Everybody was there with similar goals and intentions."
"Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot uneducate the person who has learned to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore. We have seen the future, and the future is ours."
"The weirder you're going to behave, the more normal you should look. It works in reverse, too. When I see a kid with three or four rings in his nose, I know there is absolutely nothing extraordinary about that person."
"The way it actually works is the reverse. You must first be who you really are, then do what you need to do, in order to have what you want."


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My stepdad is 60ish, hasn't ridden a bike in about 30 years, and has just moved to Edinburgh. He says he fancies getting a fixie so he can trackstand at the lights with all the young hipsters.
Will he (or his knees) die a horrible death, what gear ratios might be best for him, and most importantly, are there any shops in Edinburgh with a decent stock of various SH bikes he could try out?


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Marin County officials have euthanized about 400 roosters they believe were being raised for cockfighting on the property of a man who killed himself just as sheriff's deputies arrived to arrest him on suspicion of child molestation.
Marin Humane Society spokeswoman Carrie Harrington told the Marin Independent Journal they had no direct evidence the birds were used for fights, such as a fighting arena on the property.
But many birds had sloppily stitched-up wounds. All were missing their natural spurs, which are often replaced with sharper metal spurs for cockfights.
Deputies arriving to arrest the man May 25 heard a gunshot and found him mortally wounded in his bedroom. The newspaper is not naming him to protect the alleged victim's identity.
An investigation into the possible cockfighting operation is ongoing.
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- Self-report measures to identify post traumatic stress disorder and/or mild traumatic brain injury and associated symptoms in military veterans of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF)/Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)Lisa M Betthauser
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Neuropsychol Rev 22:35-53. 2012..Findings suggest that additional work is needed to identify psychometrically sound and clinically useful self-report measures that assess mTBI and PTSD and associated symptoms among OEF/OIF Veterans...
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DEFINITION of 'Sliding Scale Fees'
A type of tax or cost that may change according to an associated factor. A sliding scale is designed to capture value according to the movement of an underlying variable - most commonly income - so that those with a higher value pay more. This type of pricing has the effect of spreading out the consumption of goods and services, although it may reduce consumption for the wealthy.
BREAKING DOWN 'Sliding Scale Fees'
Sliding scales fees are used to require those who have the ability to pay more to actually pay more. For example, a hospital may not charge a poor or uninsured patient the market value of the medicine that he receives for an ailment, but may charge a wealthy or insured patient the market value. Companies and organizations may make up for a revenue short fall from providing below-market price services to the less fortunate through grant funding or donations.


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Police said the man's Nissan broke down in a westbound lane near the Dallas North Tollway around 11:30 p.m. Friday. He was pushing it in the dark in the freeway's right lane when a car swerved to avoid him, a police report says. The first car successfully missed him, but a second car behind it was unable to stop and crashed into the man, crushing him between the two vehicles.
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On my website page http://www.danbradleydesign.com/store , I have a section new where I have free iPhone wallpaper downloads. Currently, the only way I could figure out how to have users be able to access the images is to attach it as a zip file when the "download" link is pressed. I tried to attach it to a link to the image file opening in a new window, but when I did this it only opened up the larger image in a lightbox style popup in the website, which does not let users save the image from their iphone, ipad or website.
So, what I would like to know… is there a way that when a users clicks the "download" link it will just open up the full sized image in a new window so they will be able to save the image on their mobile device instead of having to download the zip file to a computer?
If there an easier way to go about this, I would greatly appreciate your help.
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I will give this a shot today, thanks Dude ;)
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This is just my winter residence. hahaha.
btw this is it, I'm heading home for good in May.
So, you've socked away enough cash to retire back to the beach.
Mike, what are you doing flying in that weather? (picture you posted). Looks like a winter storm setting in.
Tim, I wasn't the pilot. But my daughter was sitting next to him. We fly here if it's above -50, and the runway is visible. Some days they circle for a bit and have to return to Fairbanks if they can't land, 3 hours round trip (hahaha). Fly-in only, no roads.


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Kelly N. Sharp, 25, Lockport, to Christopher L. Satterly, 26, Lockport.
Tina G. Ross, 37, Smithfield, to Harold T. Carter, 48, Smithfield.
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Sanctuary Homes, 363 Elm Tree Place, Eminence, 8/6, house, fee $294, value $195,000.
Garry Cook, 4607 Jackson Road, Eminence, 8/10, garage, fee $58, value $1,500.
Roy Jackson's father dreamed he and his son could farm together.
Jackson continues his father's dream with his own son on Reality Farms near New Castle.
Roy and Judy Jackson moved their farm from Delaware, Ohio, when urban sprawl started infringing on their farm and way of life. Their daughter Laura had married local attorney and farmer Keith Jeffries, and Henry County seemed like the place where they have both a family and a farm. Roy and Judy, both in their 60s, brought their son Matt with them.
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Denise Perry, Director of Student Services for Henry County Public Schools, received the Kentucky Director of Pupil Personnel of the Year Award at the KDPP Fall Institute on Sept. 13. This prestigious award is presented annually to recognize one outstanding educational leader who serves in the role of Director of Pupil Personnel.
A Pendleton woman and her son are missing and eluding law enforcement while family members face charges related to a meth lab bust.
Mother Christina Walker, 37, and her son John Walker, 21, both have eluded arrest since the end of May.
In the wake of the summer drought, local tobacco farmers remain optimistic.
While soybean yields are down and corn crops continue to be counted as a loss, tobacco looks better than it did the previous year for local farmers like Dean Clubb.
"You won't know till you put it on the scale," Clubb said. "For quality tobacco it needs to get cured right, but it has remained remarkable given the drought."
By Lance Minnis
This being an election year, the economy is a constant topic on the news, in the blogs, around the counter and the dinner table.
This is normal and usual, and for someone in my line of work, daily grist for my mill. However, the current state of our economy is not usual, and normal election year hype has given way to extraordinary partisan exaggeration centered on how to move forward towards growth and economic health.
Henry County may look quiet, but if you explore the many things going on around this beautiful area, you will find variety and fun for all ages.
By Tracy Harris
Landmark News Service
North Oldham residents with a sweet tooth will have a new place to grab a bite when a new dessert shop opens in Prospect.
Popular local chain Homemade Ice Cream and Pie Kitchen will open in mid-October on U.S. 42 at the corner of River Road.
Pie Kitchen owner Adam Burckle said the company has looked for a Prospect location for about four years — and thinks he found the perfect spot in the former Java Brewing Company.
The script for the Henry County Wildcats' second home game couldn't have been more different from the first game.
In the Wildcats' win over Walton-Verona, the scoring came thick and fast from the opening kickoff.
In Friday night's homecoming win, the Cats and Bellevue Tigers had trouble finding the endzone. But the Cats got their offense going in the second quarter and then held on to win 13-6.
It's one of the biggest meets each cross country season. The Rumble in the Jungle at North Oldham draws some of the top runners and teams from around the state.
Against some of those top runners, the Henry County cross country team turned in performances that pleased their coaches.
"We had several runners set personal bests in this meet. Some by as much as a minute or more," coach Victoria Michels said.
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Companies out there can breathe a sigh of relief. LulzSec has put out a release saying it's disbanding.
"For the past 50 days we've been disrupting and exposing corporations, governments, often the general population itself, and quite possibly everything in between, just because we could. All to selflessly entertain others – vanity, fame, recognition, all of these things are shadowed by our desire for that which we all love," the release says.
The statement expresses hope that the AntiSec movement against the computer security industry will continue to swell into revolution. But, it says, "we are just people" who aren't permanently tied to the LulzSec identity, and it's time to go.
Mashable has a list of the companies that have been stricken by LulzSec, which includes Sony and the CIA website.
Hacker group Anonymous is still a threat, and Mashable is betting on others to rise in the wake of LulzSec, which has more than 277,000 followers on Twitter. So companies still need to be on guard and get their hack attack crisis plans in place.


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The RSPB's determination to safeguard birds at all costs can have negative knock-on effects on other species
Sir, You report that the RSPB does not oppose culling Canada geese to protect other species ("Thriving alien geese may have to be culled", May 14). All very laudable and quite likely justified, but hypocritical when compared to the society's insistence on protecting cormorants. Twenty years ago there were effectively no inland cormorants; now there are 40,000-60,000 inland birds, and they have devastated many inland fisheries. Cormorants eat up to 1kg of fish a day and so are partly responsible for 60 per cent of our rivers failing the EU Water Framework Directives to reach good ecological status by 2015, largely because fish stocks are so low.
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Lieberson Fellowship winner Louis S. Karchin is Professor of Music at New York University. He earned his Ph.D. and A.M. degrees from Harvard University, and his B.M. degree from the Eastman School of Music. He has been composer-in-residence at the Wellesley Composers Conference, and has received composition prizes from the Heckscher Foundation, the Aaron Copland Fund for Music, the Alice M. Ditson Fund, the Jerome Foundation, the National Opera Association, the American Composers Alliance, and the NEA, among others. He has been a fellow at the MacDowell and Yaddo colonies and has received fellowships from the New Jersey State Council for the Arts and the Berkshire Music Center. He is also a past recipient of the Walter Hinrichsen Award from the AAAL. His music is recorded by CRI and New World Records. C.F. Peters Corporation is his publisher.
Karchin is putting the finishing touches on a piece for saxophonist Taimur Sullivan and piano. It is a single-movement piece of about 15 minutes, a "virtuoso work" in keeping with what Karchin describes as Sullivan's "extraordinary" abilities. The piano and sax parts, according to the composer, are "continuously intertwined." Karchin is also starting work on an orchestra piece.
Karchin's percussion quartet was given its premiere at Merkin Hall on March 20, 2001, by members of the Washington Square Contemporary Players. The piece was commissioned by the Koussevitsky Foundation for the group Talujon. Another of his works, Deux PoËmes de MallarmÈ, will receive its first performance on April 6, 2001, at NYU, with singer Jane Cummins and pianist Margaret Kampmeier.
Karchin is hoping to feature these two recently premiered works, along with the new saxophone piece, on a new CD. "The money came at a good time," he confessed. The musicians involved in the initial performances have agreed to record the pieces, but he has not yet approached a label with the project idea.


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BASF,Research Triangle Park, N.C., has partnered with leading technology companies to provide high-speed Internet service to ag retailers nationwide. "Harvest Partners Network will provide high-speed, satellite-based Internet access to ag retailers in rural areas at speeds up to 10 times faster than dial-up connections," according to Terry Hanson, director, eBusiness Initiatives, BASF. "Because it is delivered by satellite, Harvest Partners Network will be available in almost any location nationwide, unlike DSL, cable, and fixed-wireless, which have distance limitations." In addition to high-speed Internet access, participating retailers will have access to market quotes, weather and news on the Harvest Partners Network Web site.
In the future, participating retailers will also be able to offer the network to their grower customers. Each grower who subscribes will be linked to their retailer through the "Local Connection," where retailers can communicate and exchange information with their customers.
"Harvest Partners Network will provide significant marketing opportunities for the retailer. Through the 'Local Connection,' retailers will be able to share value-added information such as scouting reports and pest advisories with their best customers," Hanson points out.
The network will also provide multi-outlet retailers the ability to connect each outlet in a secure, private network. "With Harvest Partners Network, agribusinesses with multiple outlets will be able to build a secure, virtual private network that can be used to run enterprise software packages such as inventory management systems. This will allow retailers to share, analyze and act upon business information much more quickly than they have been able to in the past, allowing for operational efficiencies and improved profits," Hanson concluded.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, everyone wants to impress that special someone in their life – there are many well-known destinations that you could choose for your romantic holiday getaway, but this year think outside the box and journey to the enticing Spanish island of Lanzarote.
Lanzarote is one of the Canary Islands – the closest one to Africa and the fourth largest of the Canaries. At 60 by 20 kilometers, it's small enough to have that intimate and cosy vibe you want for the most romantic time of the year.
In the off season, prices are low and a couple can find the best deals for travel and hotels. With an average February temperature around 21C and hardly any rain, Lanzarote holidays are perfect for escaping the dreariness of winter and igniting those sparks with your loved one.
February is a time for carnivals in Lanzarote, happening back to back and offering visitors all the colour and excitement of the island. From February 8th-12th, the Arrecife Carnival takes over the capital city for five days filled with dancing, parades, live bands, flamboyant costumes and bright floats. On the last night, there's a spectacular fireworks display that lights up the night sky over Arrecife. Walk hand in hand around the charming attractions of this must-see event – and if you miss the Arrecife Carnival, don't worry, because the Puerto del Carmen Carnival comes right after it from February 14-17th and is sure to impress.
White, Gold and Black Beaches
If you're in a quieter mood, there is nothing like a relaxing stroll along a gorgeous sandy beach, and Lanzarote provides a plenitude of them: from white, to golden and black. The most beautiful string of golden beaches lies in the southern part of the island at Papagayo, near Playa Bianca. Approaching by water taxi, you can enjoy the shimmering turquoise water and watch the sunset.
Volcanic Landscape
The ancient and dramatic volcanic landscape of the island also lends itself well to romance. Nowhere can this be better experienced than Jameos del Agua, a cave formed from the eruption of the Cordova volcano around three thousand years ago. Now the cave is home to a spectacular amphitheatre that is renowned for its acoustics and often hosts concerts and ballets – with a dance floor, bar and swimming pool, the Jameos del Aqua is a perfect choice for a romantic night out that lasts into the early hours. From boisterous carnivals to picturesque beaches and volcanic wonders, Lanzarote represents a unique Valentine's Day holiday destination that won't soon be forgotten.


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Shadowrun Returns - Update #41
Shadowrun Returns has a new update with Jordan providing a lengthy dev diary. On the use of text:
When you net out all the costs of Kickstarter, Amazon/PayPal, Microsoft (for the license), the production cost of our Backer rewards, and the picking, packing, and shipping cost of those rewards, we have just under $1.2 million to actually spend on making the game - which is amazing compared to our modest initial plans but nothing compared to today's 100-million-dollar RPG behemoths - but that's ok because we have two secret weapons!
The first of these powerful weapons is what I call "The Infinite Resolution Rendering Engine" an incredible piece of biotechnology developed over millions of years, capable of presenting the audience such vivid imagery so real they can smell and even taste it. Yes you guessed it, it's the gray stuff between your ears and the imagination it is capable of. We can't afford to put everything in our imaginations onto the screen, so instead we decided to put it into your imagination via "theater of the mind". By combining beautiful environments and characters with cleverly-integrated text, we hope to inspire you to "see" and "hear" things that we could never afford to put on your screen or out of your speakers.
Shadowrun Returns integrates text into gameplay in four ways:
- Chapter and Scene Introductions set the context and emotional landscape for the scene you are about to play
- In-world GM pop-ups describe the sights, sounds, and smells that your character is experiencing at this moment. For those of you who are unfamiliar with tabletop role-playing, GM stands for "Game Master" - the person charged with setting the stage and refereeing the action.
- In-world character speech bubbles provide short quips from your characters and our NPCs, providing insights into their actions. Of course, sometimes, they're just for entertainment.
- Our conversation window allows you to have in-depth branching conversations with characters in the world, as well as GM narration that helps bring those characters to life. (Although we can't animate the single tear traveling down the street urchin's face, we can type it!)
Thanks for the reminder, Von Paulus.
Information aboutShadowrun Returns
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Technofantasy
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[1]With public opinion polls showing more Americans opposed to his healthcare law, U.S. President Barack Obama is seeking Hollywood's help[2] to generate enthusiasm for the plan.
The president has recruited a number of popular actors and musicians to tout the Affordable Healthcare Act's benefits to younger audiences. Parks and Recreation star Amy Poehler, actor Kal Penn and singer Jennifer Hudson are among the celebrities who will publicly promote the plan, MediaBistro notes.
A number of entertainment groups have attended meetings with White House officials to coordinate outreach to younger Americans, whose participation in the plan's healthcare insurance exchanges is critical to their success.
The effort to get celebrity endorsements for the plan comes as a new poll from CBS News finds that 39% of American surveyed want the Affordable Care Act repealed altogether[3], a new high. Just 36% of those surveyed wanted to keep or expand the law. Overall, the poll found that 54% of Americans disapproved the law.
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Electricity consumption-real GDP causality nexus: Evidence from a bootstrapped causality test for 30 OECD countries
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Jacob - I had really given up on ever liking Jacob once Ai got out of auditions….
my feelings kinda went down hill…but I actually like him tonight.
Haley - I've always liked that quality in her voice that was similar to Janis, but was beginning to think she would not be able to pull it off in competition until last week. And again I liked her tonight. Yes, I think she was concentrating more on the voice rather than the interpretation…but really what singer her age is going to pull off a performance truly comparable to Janis or Melissa? Thought she did a really good job.
Casey omg - Casey is behind the bass again - the way I love him most! I was getting so worried this Casey would not return. Got a taste last week and yes to this week!! ;D
Lauren - she did a an ok job, but another song choice would have been so much better. Fortunately for her I think there are now AI viewers who did not hear Kelly's version of this.
James - Good choice and I really enjoyed it…but I wish he had taken a page from Adam Lambert's playbook and left the scream off (ie Adam's The Tracks of My Tears) it was out of place with the beautiful mood he had set throughout. It is not necessary to have the scream in every single song.
Scotty - did a great job…altho I have to admit I liked it even better once I closed my eyes. amazing voice.
Pia - I think Jennifer said it best - exactly how I felt - great pipes and sang amazing…but really lacks in the performance area completely. But then I remember Carrie Underwood did too and always stayed center stage with little movement and she learned after Idol how to move around the stage and play to the audience, so there may be hope yet. Altho Carrie also had real connection to the emotion of the songs and Pia just does not. It would be a shame for that great voice to go to waste because she can't connect to the song or perform.
Stefano - awww..I felt sorry for him tonight…the others are doing so well tonight and he is just out of his league…altho I thought he was better than last week when I put him in bottom 3, I still think he will definitely be in bottom 3 tonight.
Paul - hahaha..Paul really pulled it off tonight! I was worried after last week he would be on brink of going home this week…he lost a lot of fans last week…hope he did well enough to get them back.
Bottom 3: Stefano, Jacob and Lauren (or possibly Paul I'm afraid). Stefano to go home. I'm just hoping Casey is not in bottom 3 again. I really like him and he does not need bottom 3 after such a great performance tonight.
I felt vindicated this week in my choices of Haley and Casey when Adam Lambert in an interview this weekend picked them as his favorites and gave them high props, along with Pia for her voice of course..
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JenCos - you might be my twin music sister. ITA with so many of these points - especially your comments on Haley, Pia, Paul, Stefano.
Okay, first time I actually liked Pia was tonight ... usually I cannot connect with her at all. Still, she lacks something more than just performance skills ... like those upthread, Carrie Underwood lacked performance skills, but she never bored me.
I think Pia lacks soul. Her voice has some soul in it, but it does not emanate from her body. If that makes any sense.
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What was up with Paul's song choice. I think Paul had great stage presence tonight and got the crowd going. However, Folsom Prison Blues was not the song for him and his voice. It did not translate well through my television screen and I think he will be going home. I see the bottom three as Lauren who will be first safe, then Stefano and we will be saying goodbye to Paul.
I'm not sure what was wrong with me tonight but I didn't hear/see what y'all are typing. None of these kids impressed me at all. I sat there and yes, there were people performing on the stage, singing songs I knew but didn't get much out of it at all. I liked James tonight but it was just nice. My ex-bf sings an awesome Have You Ever Seen The Rain so I compared Casey's version to his and the ex sang it much, much better.
Most of these kids are pretty good but I'm still patiently waiting for a Cook/Daughtry/Lambert moment. Where I hear the song, watch/listen to it over and over and over again. This year I have only listened to Maybe I'm Amazed and Maggie May more than once but less than 10. Meh, maybe my expectations are too high.
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I think the toughest thing about this year is the chasm between the best vocals and the popularity and performance and heart and soul of the singers, to a large extent.
I know Pia has amazing vocals, but she just surprises me when I never once feel her at all. It's as if she's lacking a special soul and heart and X factor that does emanate from the core, within the body and you just can't feel it. At least, that's how it is for me, so she's never had my vote.
I'm surprised Paul went over so well, here, as I thought it was absolutely terrible and a bad mistake for him to choose that song.
Hayley is the one I'm most longing to see go! To watch her smile over that song was so incongruous as to be shocking. She is another one, the worst, in fact, imo, who lacks all signs and emotions of having a soul and real genuineness and heart in everything she does. It's like watching an obnoxious pagaent competitor for me. UGH. And to have her damage Janis like that?! Spare me!
I'm surprised more people didn't go for Lauren tonight, at least here at the forum. To me, this was her absolute best. Tonight was amazing in feeling real, mature soul and heart from her in a song she did justice to - and that was the real surprise for me. She did it beautifully, and I felt it!
James, who I've always liked, could be in danger tonight; but I really hope not! The risk he took on a night dedicated to rock and making himself so vulnerable and emotional was beautiful. While it's true I don't feel he equaled Lambert or The Beatles in this number, it was still lovely. I really hope he gets the votes to stay.
As for Scotty, this was the first time I really loved listening to him. However, I believe his watching him was utterly nauseating, unless you're a preteen. Loved hearing it, though.
Casey went back to his best and strongest success - playing the big bass and actually singing really melodically. While I don't like him; I loved his performance tonight.
Which brings me, last but not least, to Jacob. He is my favorite and his amazing vocals, honesty, sincerity, and smoothed out performance were fantastic. I'm so sorry so many people never came to love him. I believe what he had to say was merely a reflection of how intently and passionately he was caught up in what the song meant to him and nothing negative. He deserves to be in the Final Two, or Three, at least. He can really, really sing and really improved and toned down and restrained himself and eliminated the melodramatics tonight! Well-done! Hope his votes reflect that and keep him safe.
As for Stefano, I always enjoy him. I didn't like how high and quiet he started out, but then he threw himself into it and really connected with the emotion of the song. Although it wasn't my favorite of his, I want him staying.
First, let's please get rid of Hayley and Paul. Those are the two I'd put in the bottom tonight. The third and safe spot is open. Hayley is longer overdue for going home, for me, and I hope she finally does already!
As a Pia fan, it's frustrating to read all of these comments about how she lacks this and she lacks that. I respect everyone's comments here, but it's only natural to feel this way about a contestant you like, right?
I just feel like she's unable to please everyone no matter what she does. Everyone (including myself) has been dying to see her change it up and go uptempo. She did it this week, and I came here thinking that people would be pleased about that. But now other problems have arisen. She lacks soul. She lacks connection between her and her songs. She lacks something. In response to the connection problem: how can we even determine how a contestant personally connects with their songs? In response to not being a performer: performance is one thing, but completely balls out is another. What does she have to do, do the worm on stage? It's not as if Kelly and Carrie moved around all that much when they were on the show. In the end, it's all just a matter of opinion, and I'll be the first one to admit that with my biased view of her. But I can't help but wonder.
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I loved James tonight. Loved the song choice, loved his performance. Just wow at the emotion in it. I actually could stand Jacob tonight - whodathunkit?? Not my favorite but at least I didn't feel the need to FF through it. Scotty was crazy good. I really enjoyed his performance. Casey was another stand out for me tonight as well. The rest were good. Was a good night overall for everyone.


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My favorite bulk 9mm bullet is the Rem. 124 gr. JHP. I have the Montana Gold 124 gr. JHPs and mine are about .001" under sized. ZERO's are better than the MG's IMO, but the Rem. 124 is one of the most consistently accurate bullets I've used in handloading the 9mm for 28 years. It has a tougher jacket and is a deep penetrator. To make it an excellent expander you'll need to use a good medium/slow powder. I use Silhouette and worked up to SIERRA's max. load level except I load mine at 1.122"/28.5mm which is a good bit longer than SIERRA loads their 125 gr. JHP to. This will cut down the distance for bullet jump into the bore and give you better accuracy. Ideally, you want to load specifically for the chamber length for your pistol and you can find several methods for doing that with the search function. If not, post and tell me and I'll explain how that's done.
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The Breaking Dawn score by Carter Burwell is now out on ITunes. There are 25 tracks listed. Here are their descriptions. Personally we love the one called "Hearts Failing". we love that it's plural symbolizing that Bella's heart it literally giving out, but that Edward and Jacob's hearts are being broken at the very same moment.:
The Kingdom Where Nobody
Cold Feet
What You See In the Mirror
Wedding Nightmare
Wolves On the Beach
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The Threshold
Honeymoon In Eclipse
A Wolf Stands Up
Don't Choose That
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TV Guide sees more than 2.5M monthly users on iOS, Android apps
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According to TV Guide, January has been a record-breaking month for the company with more than 16.5 million monthly users. Furthermore, the company has more than one million registered Watchlist users.
?I think the habit of watching television for mobile devices has very quickly has become a key component of the viewing experience,? said Christy Tanner, CEO of TV Guide Digital. ?We know that people are using our apps to discover and they?re watching videos via our apps.
?I think we?re going to see a shakeout in the second-screen space,? she said. ?There has been a lot of investment in some products that have not taken off and we?re starting to see some consolidation in the space.
?We?re really happy with where the company is in that category and we did a lot of research into what the audience wanted before we re-launched our products.?
TV Guide Digital includes TVGuide.com, reaching more than 16.5 million unique visitors per month, and TV Guide mobile applications for iPhone, Android, and iPad with 8.5 million installations and more than 2.5 million active users.
Mobile success
TV Guide found that monthly active smartphone and tablet app users and registered Watchlist users have doubled since TV Guide Digital re-launched its iOS application in August.
Streaming video discovery via TVGuide.com and its smartphone and tablet apps has accelerated, with plays increasing 50 percent since September, per Ms. Tanner.
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?We look at mobile as a core component of our business in every way,? she said. ?The most exciting thing that I can say about it is that advertising revenue is really taking off particularly in the mobile app space.
?With the percentage of advertising deals we do, the deals that include a mobile app component has doubled from the fourth-quarter of 2012 to the first quarter of 2013.?
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SEATTLE -- The Rangers held an early workout on Friday to ease back into the second half. First baseman Mitch Moreland, who is on the disabled list with a strained left hamstring, took part. Moreland is hoping to be playing in a game by the end of this road trip. That would be five weeks after injuring his hamstring on June 19 in San Diego. "I'm about 75 percent. ... I'm feeling good," said Moreland, who also took live batting practice against Neftali Feliz and Koji Uehara on Thursday before the team left Arlington. "It went well. It had been a little bit, but it didn't seem too far off."
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OverviewRishel Peak has no trailhead and no trails to its summit. This route is probably the most feasible given road access, but other routes would likely be of similar character and difficulty.
Getting ThereFrom anywhere in the universe, find exit #4 on Interstate 80 in Utah's west desert near the Nevada border, also the exit for the Bonneville Speedway. From the exit, travel north and follow signs for Leppy Pass. From Leppy Pass, take the first right turn onto the dirt Silver Island Mountains Backcountry Scenic Byway. From the turn onto dirt, travel 3.3 miles. This is the trailhead for two wheel drive vehicles. Park off the road.
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Route DescriptionFrom wherever you parked, follow the doubletrack road until it crosses a wash that leads to the north ridge of Rishel. Follow this wash to a small saddle on the north ridge. Gain the north ridge and follow it to the summit. The ridge involves Class 2 and Class 3 off trail hiking and scrambling. The summit ridge is narrow and sees few visitors. Take care to travel in the open desert in the washes to avoid trampling the vegetation.
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A crowd of about 40,000 is expected Sunday for the Buffalo Bills' game against the Atlanta Falcons in Toronto's Rogers Centre.
The Bills announced the game will be shown on local television.
Capacity in the domed stadium for NFL games is about 45,300. Last year's announced crowd for the Bills game against Seattle was 40,770. Officials of Rogers Media Inc., the Bills' partner for the game, told the Toronto Star earlier this week about 82 percent of the tickets had been sold, about the same as last year in the week leading up to the game.
There still were 5,325 tickets left on the Bills in Toronto website as of 5 p.m. Wednesday. Rogers Media said last year it had stopped giving away complimentary tickets in order to pad the attendance figure.
The Bills will host an NFL Youth Football Festival at the Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto over the weekend. Bills greats Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas will appear from 4 to 5 p.m. Saturday. A pregame party will be held from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the corner of Front and John streets. The Beach Boys will perform at halftime.
Atlanta tight end Tony Gonzalez, who has 58 catches, was limited in practice Wednesday due to a sore toe that has bothered him the past several weeks. Gonzalez was listed as questionable for the past two games but still played in both.
Two other Falcons starters were limited. They were cornerback Desmond Trufant (thigh) and linebacker Sean Weatherspoon (shoulder).
The Bills are at full strength.
Bills coach Doug Marrone offered a quizzical look when asked what he thought of mayor Rob Ford.
"The mayor of Atlanta?" Marrone asked.
No, the coach was told. He's the mayor of Toronto, and he's embroiled in controversy.
"I have no idea who he is," Marrone said.
Told Ford had admitted to smoking crack cocaine, Marrone said: "Really? Well I hope that he can find a way to better himself."
What did an extra day of practice this week do for the Bills?
"We get a little extra work in our base, in our normal down, so we did a little bit of that," said Marrone. "What we may do on Friday is get a little bit more extra work in the red zone, which we worked today. Base and third down, we got a little bit more extra work."
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