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FILM RATING: 5 stars
(Upgraded from 4 to 5 stars on September 29, 2011)
Let me start by saying that I absolutely love this movie poster for The Deep End (2001). It's definitely not typical, but it's got great color and contrast. It catches the eye. This was the best image I could find of it, but I bet the original looks even better (deeper blacks and richer tones). That blurry image of actor Tilda Swinton captures the essence of this movie beautifully. I just love character-driven dramas like this film…at least when they are done well. And this small indie film was very well made. It's actually a bit of a "thriller" and "mystery" as well. But at its core its about the characters. Surprisingly, the film has two directors, Scott McGehee and David Siegel, which is rare. And its even rarer that the 2 are not brothers, which seems to be the typical co-director types.
This was the first film where I was introduced to Tilda Swinton, and it was one of actor Goran Visnjic's first major movie roles, after he joined the ER cast on tv. Both actors are perfectly cast in their roles, and the chemistry between them is wonderful. The way their relationship develops from "enemies" to "friends" is well written and well acted. I don't want to give too much about the plot away since that is where the enjoyment of this movie lies. Swinton plays Margaret, the mother of a family of three kids, with her husband Tom out at sea in the Navy. She has her husband's elderly father at the house with the kids, but she's the captain of this family ship while her husband is away. The eldest son, Beau, played with perfect teen angst by Jonathan Tucker, is discovering his sexuality by fooling around with a gay nightclub owner named Darby, played surprisingly well by Josh Lucas. Unfortunately, Darby accidentally dies while visiting Beau one night at his house…only to be found the next morning on the beach by Margaret. As a mother, Margaret wants to protect her son at all costs, and she assumes Beau is responsible for Darby's death in some way, so she wants to cover it up to protect him. Darby had debts with some "bookies" who know about Darby's affair with Beau and come to collect from Margaret, assuming she will pay to protect her son and her family from a scandal, or Beau going to jail. Goran Visnjic plays Alek, one of the two bookies, who blackmails Margaret. With her husband at sea and in the dark about Beau being gay, Margaret is left to solve this mess on her own.
The film was shot on location in Lake Tahoe and Reno, and the incredible deep blue lake is a character of its own within this drama. The photography by Giles Nuttgens is beautiful, with a natural feel that puts you right there in the movie. The soundtrack is perfectly suited to the film and helps build tension and emotion quietly. This movie grows on you as you get to know the characters and their emotions. I've enjoyed the subtlety of viewing this movie 3 or 4 times now and it is in my Top100 movie list. It's not a "flashy" Hollywood film, but that's what I like about it. It's in the vein of another favorite character-driven thriller movie of mine: Dead Calm (1989). It's not nearly as creepy and twisty as Dead Calm, but it has the same elements in a subtler way.
I wish these stills from the trailer were more revealing of the great photography in this movie, but alas, the trailer is not as representative of the brilliance of this movie as I think it could be. But that water droplet shot is awesome!


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John Scofield, with the Derek Trucks Band, Thursday, April 13, at the Gothic Theatre, has been loosening up a little bit more with each passing year -- and that's a good thing. The albums this undeniably gifted guitarist made following his '80s residence with Miles Davis were always listenable and frequently enjoyable, but they could be somewhat tentative and predictable at times. Lately, though, he's found a fine balance between virtuosity and accessibility, first on A Go Go, a 1998 disc that teamed him with Medeski, Martin & Wood, and now with Bump, his new disc for Verve. MMW bassist Chris Wood, a former Boulderite, is again on-hand, contributing his alluring lines to several tracks, including "Beep Beep," a rousing New Orleans-style number, and the relaxed-but-funky "Kelpers." But Scofield is the real show here, whipping out his wah-wah during "Blackout," making each chord count on the pleasantly sketchy "We Are Not Alone," and drawing out the shimmying groove of "Drop and Roll." Jazzbos may be disappointed at the shortage of dexterity exhibitions here ("Chichon" is pretty much the only one), but the more casual observer will likely be grateful for the good times. After all, "fun" isn't a four letter word.
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Amanda Bynes is a few months shy of her 24th birthday and she is trying to break out from the cute young actress mold she has fallen into. She is best known for her work on the Nickelodeon shows All That and The Amanda Show. She followed those up with some movie work in She's The Man and Sydney White. Unfortunately, that still has her stuck in the tween market and for her to move forward with her career she needs to be seen as an adult. Best way to do that is to pull an Elizabeth Berkley and appear in Showgirls (that went well) or try to sexify your the image a bit and appear in Maxim.
I have made no secret that I am a huge fan of Amanda and her amazing legs so her pictorial in the February 2010 issue of Maxim Magazine is a welcome sight. She currently has the lead role in a pilot that has yet to air entitled Canned and a supporting role in the film Easy A.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Film with fantastic direction of Davide Sibaldi. In Billboard in 2014, with original production from Italy. You can watch In Guerra online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Italian at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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Runtime: 80 minutes
Fausto Cabra, Anna Della Rosa, Alberto Onofrietti, Silvia Giulia Mendola, Giuseppe Sartori, Alessandra Salamida, Loris Fabiani, Michele Di Giacomo, Alessandro Lussiana, Omar Vergallo, Silvia Pernarella, Davide Morini, Deborah Porta and Federica Barco.
80-minute film (full movie) directed by Davide Sibaldi.
The original audio of In Guerra has dialogues in or Italian, it was produced in Italy.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Davide Sibaldi.
Marco Spanò and Davide Sibaldi.
Fausto Cabra and Davide Sibaldi.
Composed by Isaac De Martin and Mauro Magnani.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie In Guerra has a duration of 80 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Italian in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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It gets frustrating after 4 flat tires and it's kind of like what's the point? I might as well give up. I'm kind of in that place. A place where it seems like I've replaced all the tires 5 times and they keep going flat. But I got the car for a reason and as long as the car isn't completely dead and all hope is not lost, I can still keep going, right?
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New project with Gesa Hartwigsen (Max Planck Leipzig): What is Angular Gyrus actually up to?
Santa struck early this year: The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) has just granted AC head Jonas (University of Lübeck) and brain-stimulation wiz Gesa Hartwigsen (now a group leader at AC's former institution, the MPI in Leipzig) a joint 3-year grant, worth 371,000 € in total, … Continue reading
[UPDATE] New review paper by Wilsch & Obleser in press: What works in auditory working memory?
AC alumna Anna Wilsch (now University of Oldenburg) has a new review paper in press in a special issue on auditory working memory, curated by Jochen Kaiser (Frankfurt) and Michael Brosch (Magdeburg) in "Brain Research". We provide a review on … Continue reading
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Based on Malte's recent J Neurosci study, Jonas did a brief interview for German radio detektor.fm today and talked listening effort, digital phone lines, noise reduction, and next-generation hearing aids with host Teresa Nehm. (In German only.)
Max Planck Society reports on Wöstmann et al.'s Neural alpha dynamics
Some days ago the Max Planck Society put out a news feature on our most recent Journal of Neuroscience paper (see our post): Aufmerksam zuhören — Hirn-Wellen zeigen Mühen des Hörens im Alter an It nicely wraps up Malte's experiment on alpha dynamics in … Continue reading


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Adapting and modernizing the concepts of Bach's "Sonatas and Partitas" for solo violin, this is the 3rd piece written by bassist/composer Barry Guy at the request of Maya Homburger, who performs on an 18th century baroque violin.
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STAMFORD, Conn. - Whenever NBC broadcasts an Olympics, it sends a small army of staff to bring the spectacle home to American viewers.
This year, though, not everyone involved with the Comcast-owned network is based in Sochi. In addition to the over 1,000 people in Russia, 400 are working at the NBC Sports Group's dazzling studio complex in Stamford, Conn.
And whereas for decades, the focus has been primarily on creating the best television show possible, now there's an almost equivalent push to make online streaming a big deal.
Add to that a nine-hour difference between Sochi and Stamford, and you get a recipe for a massive undertaking. The end product is 539 hours of television coverage across five channels, and over 1,000 hours of live streaming of every event except for the Opening Ceremony.
If it seems like every Olympics production is bigger than the last, there's a good reason. As technologies expand and adapt at an ever-faster pace, NBC tries as best it can to keep up. Consider that the iPad didn't exist yet when the last Winter Games took place in Vancouver four years ago.
So what goes into producing all of the content you see on TV and online? In addition to the 1,400 combined workers in Sochi and Stamford, there's millions of dollars worth of production equipment.
A total of 700 cameras are capturing events at all of the event sites and broadcast studios. They transmit over 50 broadcast feeds across 192 miles of fiber optic cable at NBC's compound in Sochi.
All of that content is then sent by either fiber optic cable or satellite to one of the network's six American production sites. In addition to Stamford, there are facilities in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. (where CNBC and MSNBC's studios are based); Dry Creek, Colo., near Denver; Burbank, Calif.; Telemundo's studios in Hialeah, Fla., near Miami; and NBC's famed Rockefeller Center headquarters in Manhattan.
In the past, Rockefeller Center was the main site for highlights production. Now that work takes place in a custom-designed room at the Stamford complex that has over 100 monitors, and can seat up to 50 workers at any time.
Although the Olympics only come around every two years, for those few weeks when the games are live it's a production effort without any equal. That's why NBC, which has Olympics TV rights through 2020, built the Stamford complex with the Games very much in mind.
The Olympics' influence on Stamford includes a touch of whimsy. Scattered around the complex are conference rooms named after cities that have hosted the Games, from Sapporo, Japan (1972) to Pyeongchang, South Korea (2018).
In addition to being a production hub, Stamford is also used as a site for curling broadcasts. The announcing crew of Fred Roggin, Kevin Martin and Pete Fenson is based in the U.S., and calls action off monitors. NBC also has another team that works at the curling venue in Sochi.
It's not the first time that NBC has kept some announcing crews in the U.S. to call games from studios. The network did so for the 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympics. With so many events to cover, keeping some crews in the U.S. allows the network to save money. And given the increases in television production quality over the last few years, it's not as hard as it used to be to work off a monitor instead of on site.
It's also fair to say that a sport of curling's relative simplicity is one that you don't necessarily have to be on site to describe well. After all, the camera is always close to the athletes, and there aren't names or numbers to have to figure out from a distance.
Whether or not TV viewers notice a difference, the workers in Stamford definitely do. One of the most influential people in that group is Tim Canary, NBC Sports' vice president of engineering. It's his job to make sure that the transmissions from Sochi to the U.S. are working right.
Canary acknowledged that broadcasting from a coastal town on Russia's Black Sea is more difficult than doing so from a bustling metropolis in the Americas or western Europe.
"When you look at where Sochi is, it's far away from a lot of common infrastructure," he said. "Look at Sochi versus Vancouver - Vancouver is a major metropolitan area, so for us, some of the challenges were logistical challenges of getting things there, back and forth."
Or, as Canary put it more bluntly: "If I had to Federal Express something to Vancouver, I could do it very easily. You can't FedEx something to Sochi."
As such, NBC had to send a lot of its production equipment to Sochi by sea and air months in advance of the Olympics beginning.
One of the signature components of the Stamford operation is Gold Zone, an online-only broadcast that jumps around whatever events are live at a given hour. It's on air from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time each day - 4:00 p.m. to midnight in Sochi - and is modeled on the wildly successful NFL Red Zone TV channel.
Gold Zone has its own dedicated production staff and studio. If you walked into the studio you wouldn't know the content isn't put on television. The setup looks just the same as what you'd find for the Premier League, National Hockey League or any of NBC's other sports properties.
It's an Olympic junkie's dream - and as you might imagine, it's very demanding work for those involved. The production staff checks in at around 5:00 a.m. to start preparing for that day's action.
They're just one part of a 24-hour cycle, though. Events in Sochi start as early as 2:00 a.m. Eastern, and late-night television broadcasts on NBC's over-the-air network don't wrap up until 1:00 a.m. So there isn't much time at all between when one day's coverage ends and the next day's begins.
NBC hasn't always had that strategy, though. The network has long been renowned for packaging highlights into tape-delayed presentations in prime time, and for many years that meant not showing big events live during the day.
But that changed when Mark Lazarus became chairman of the NBC Sports Group in 2011, after Comcast bought NBC. Although the prime time presentation is still the network's biggest ratings driver, Lazarus spearheaded the drive to significantly expand Olympics content in the digital realm.
Within a few months of Lazarus' arrival, NBC became the first TV network to stream the Super Bowl live on its website.
Tom Seeley, vice president of editorial for the digital arm of NBC Sports, called the decision a watershed moment.
"That was an indication, I think, that some of the restrictions we had been dealing with in the past were starting to be loosened," he said.
Lazarus' first Olympics in charge were the 2012 Summer Games in London. Just as that was "a tipping point for viewers," as he said in a recent conference call with reporters, it was also a tipping point for NBC.
"We learned a lot in London, where we aired a lot of events live that were previously saved for prime time," Lazarus said. "It looks like this change has benefited pretty much everyone - the viewers, markets and all of our distribution platforms, as well as our own partners."
It might be fair to wonder whether Lazarus' list was ranked from least to most important. Viewers have long demanded more live coverage, but NBC didn't change its ways until doing so made sense for the bottom line.
"As we continued to experiment with putting things on live during the day in London... even though it was on tape-delay, our prime time ratings continued to go up," Lazarus said.
Seeley also noted the importance of digital advertising revenue as a factor in the network's decision-making process.
"I totally understand the arguments for a long time - the dollars at stake on that [TV] side of the world are much higher, traditionally, than the dollars at stake here," he said. "But there's real dollars on our side of the world, too, and it's not just the buzzing fly in the back of an Excel document."
Expect even more live coverage, both online and on TV, when the Summer Olympics head to Rio de Janeiro in 2016. Having the Games in Brazil means events will take place in good time zones for American viewers, and thus for NBC.
And yes, that will include the Opening Ceremony. Lazarus confirmed that the network will air the event live. But after that - such as with the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea - NBC might go back to tape delay. For as much as NBC's philosophy has changed, the network remains insistent on presenting the Opening Ceremony spectacle as a packaged event in prime time.
If that means American fans can't watch it live, even online, so be it.
"Let's talk four years from now," Lazarus said. "I continue to believe, having now been in the stadium to watch Opening Ceremonies and [also] watching on television, that historical and cultural context and relevance make [a tape-delayed production] a more enjoyable and informative experience."
The online aspect of the Olympics presentation has as its backbone a requirement that viewers sign in through their pay-TV providers in order to watch streams. That means only people who are already paying for NBC's cable channels can access the content - and cord-cutters are left out.
At the end of the day, Comcast is the ultimate bankroller of NBC's Olympics coverage. The money that built the backbone for transmitting Olympics broadcasts to you - and that paid the International Olympic Committee for the privilege - comes from your cable bills more now than it ever has.
But from NBC's perspective, it's not just about having Comcast as a parent. Indeed, one of the terms of Comcast's purchase of NBC from General Electric was that NBC had to treat Comcast and every other pay-TV provider equally.
That's part of why NBC has had to negotiate deals with individual pay-TV providers to get their subscribers access to Olympics live streams. The process isn't automatic - indeed, it isn't even a function of the agreements that get channels like NBCSN onto cable and satellite systems.
The deals are done on a sport-by-sport basis, which is why the number of providers offering access to online streams of the Olympics is different from the number offering access to the NFL, NHL or English Premier League soccer.
Lazarus has no problem with the process, at least publicly. He said he'd just as soon like to get along with everyone, but it's safe to say he'd like to do so on his terms.
"The cable operators and all of the MVPDs are our business partners," Lazarus said. "I think it is in our industry's best interest to have this pay television ecosystem preserved for all of us and for our shareholders... I think they understand that we believe we are in business with them, not against them."
Seeley said he hopes "that the momentum coming out of [the Olympics] will hope in other negotiations, if done well."
"We want to be at the forefront of driving TV Everywhere, because it's core to our business on a number of levels," he added.
As Lazarus concluded his recent conference call, he couldn't help giving a pointed response to to a question about negotiating deals for online streams.
"It depends on who your provider is - and hopefully it's Comcast there in Philadelphia," he said.
The message was as clear as the skies over Sochi have been on NBC's broadcasts.


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In 1928, Cecil B. DeMille charged Rand with writing a script for what would become the film Skyscraper. The original story, by Dudley Murphy, was about two construction workers involved in building a New York skyscraper who are rivals for a woman's love. Rand rewrote the story, transforming the rivals into architects. One of them, Howard Kane, was an idealist dedicated to his mission and erecting the skyscraper despite enormous obstacles. The film would have ended with Kane's throwing back his head in victory, standing atop the completed skyscraper. In the end DeMille rejected Rand's script, and the actual film followed Murphy's original idea, but Rand's version contained elements she would later use in The Fountainhead.[1]
David Harriman, who in 1999 edited the posthumous "Journals of Ayn Rand"[2] also noted some elements of "The Fountainhead" already present in the notes for an earlier novel which Rand worked on and never completed. Its protagonist is shown as goaded beyond endurance by a pastor, finally killing him and getting executed. The pastor—considered a paragon of virtue by society but actually a monster—is in many ways similar to Ellsworth Toohey, and the pastor's assassination is reminiscent of Steven Mallory's attempt to kill Toohey.
Rand began The Fountainhead (originally titled Second-Hand Lives) following the completion in 1934 of her first novel, We the Living. While that earlier novel had been based partly on people and events from Rand's experiences, the new novel was to focus on the less-familiar world of architecture. Therefore, she did extensive research to develop plot and character ideas. This included reading numerous biographies and books about architecture,[3] and working as an unpaid typist in the office of architect Ely Jacques Kahn.[4]
Rand's intention was to write a novel that was less overtly political than We the Living, to avoid being "considered a 'one-theme' author".[5] As she developed the story, she began to see more political meaning in the novel's ideas about individualism.[6] Rand also initially planned to introduce each of the four sections with a quote from philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, whose ideas had influenced her own intellectual development. However, she eventually decided that Nietzsche's ideas were too different from her own. She did not place the quotes in the published novel, and she edited the final manuscript to remove other allusions to him.[7]
Rand's work on The Fountainhead was repeatedly interrupted. In 1937, she took a break from it to write a novella called Anthem. She also completed a stage adaptation of We the Living that ran briefly in early 1940.[8] That same year, she also became actively involved in politics, first working as a volunteer in Wendell Willkie's presidential campaign, then attempting to form a group for conservative intellectuals.[9] As her royalties from earlier projects ran out, she began doing freelance work as a script reader for movie studios. When Rand finally found a publisher, the novel was only one-third complete.[10]


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Current and former Ph.D. students in the Department of Marketing program at Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business recently took top honors in three competitions recognizing research excellence.
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Richard D. Phillips, dean of Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business and C.V. Starr Professor of Risk Management & Insurance, has been elected president of the board of the American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA). He will begin his one-year term in August 2017.
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text: Sharp is back with its new Android smartphone. Dubbed as the Aquos Phone SH-12C, this Android handset comes jam packed with two 8-megapixel rear cameras to capture 3D pictures and videos. These cameras can also be used to capture non-3D HD video footage or photographs. Powered by a 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor, the Sharp Aquous Phone SH-12C has a 4.2-inch qHD (540 x 960) display, a 512MB of RAM, a 2GB ROM, WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS. The phone will be released in Japan via NTT DoCoMo on May 20th, 2011. [Sharp]


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Sinn Féin open to coalition talks with all political parties
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has significantly softened his view on forming a coalition with other parties as the countdown to the general election begins.
In a remarkable change of policy, Mr Adams yesterday said his party was open to talking to all political parties about forming a government once the ballots have been counted.
Asked which parties he is open to forming a government with, Mr Adams said: "Whoever at the end of the election process has a mandate to form a government and if we can agree a programme for government which reflects our mandate and core values".
His comments are in stark contrast to previous commitments from Sinn Féin, which ruled out going into a coalition with any of the other parties unless Sinn Féin was the majority party.
The move is likely to cause concern among Sinn Féin's core support, many of whom are adamantly opposed to propping up Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil.
Both parties, along with the Labour Party and Lucinda Creighton's Renua, have publicly ruled out going into government with Sinn Féin.
Mr Adams said "anything can happen" during the election and warned against speculation as the election has yet to take place.
"Sinn Féin could fall flat on our face, Fine Gael could be wiped out.
"Let's wait until the people have their say, let's have the good manners to allow them to exercise their franchise and then let's see who comes out at the end of it and work out the best for Ireland and the best for the people."
He also said Sinn Féin would not end up like the Labour Party and that he was not Eamon Gilmore when asked his intentions to become Taoiseach.
"I am not Eamon Gilmore. Sinn Féin is not the Labour Party," he said.
"We are not going to go flying about saying Gerry Adams for Taoiseach or any of that nonsense."
He also denied meeting with murdered former Provisional IRA member Kevin McGuigan weeks before he was gunned down in Belfast.
The murder is believed to be retaliation for that of Gerard 'Jock' Davison.
The 'Sunday World' last weekend reported Mr McGuigan met with Mr Adams in his constituency office in Louth, after rumours circulated in the North that Mr McGuigan was responsible for Mr Davison's murder.
Mr Adams insisted this was "totally untrue" and said he would be seeking legal advice.
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This year, Chicago's Sullivan High School and Hamburg's Altona Gymnasium participated in their fourth sister school exchange. Each year, students enjoy the sights and sounds of each other's cities. Sullivan is the only neighborhood high school in partnership between the two cities. Because of this, the Altona students from Hamburg get to see Chicago through a unique lens.
The Altona students traveled to Navy Pier, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Field Museum, the Adler Planetarium, the Willis Tower and the Magnificent Mile. Host families took students to places like Chinatown, Water Tower Place, local restaurants, churches and more.


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The generously filled Duette Pillow contains a unique combination of soft fiber and gel memory foam micro cushions that provide the plush comfort of a down pillow with the therapeutic support of gel memory foam. Unlike most traditional pillows, the Duette pillow is designed to hold its shape and provide you with the lasting head, neck and shoulder support your body needs. Its classic shape makes it the perfect pillow for all sleeper's side, back and stomach. Experience the Duette pillow for a more restful, restorative sleep. Pillow measures 18 in. wide by 24 in. long by 6 in. high.
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Model-Based Migration of Legacy Software Systems to Scalable and Resource-Efficient Cloud-Based Applications: The CloudMIG Approach
The paper describes the model-based approach CloudMIG. Cloud computing supplies software, platforms, and Infrastructures as a Service (SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS, respectively) over a network connection. Cloud providers frequently offer the services according to the utility computing paradigm. Therefore, cloud computing provides means for reducing over- and under-provisioning through enabling a highly flexible resource allocation. Running an existing software system on a cloud computing basis usually involves extensive re-engineering activities during the migration. Current migration approaches suffer from several shortcomings. For example, they are often limited to specific cloud environments or do not provide automated support for the alignment with a cloud environment.


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Beyond the Kitchen: Living Areas to Love
The BHG Innovation Kitchen, created for the May 2014 issue, is filled with fresh ideas and cool products. Here, senior editor Kit Selzer highlights a few of our favorites.
The ideal kitchen is much more than just a place to cook; it's where people really live day to day. That's why we incorporated places to eat, watch TV, do homework, catch up on household paperwork, and catch up with family in our Innovation Kitchen. And, like the kitchen itself, these adjoining spaces were designed to be equal parts pretty and practical. Here's a look at how we put the fun in functional.
The dining room connected to our Innovation Kitchen works extra hard, serving as a home office when it's not hosting a meal. But what really makes this spot special is how it veers from conventional dining room design. Instead of a long table and matching chairs, we chose a table that expands from a cozy 6 feet to more than 8 welcoming feet. Seating is a combo of vivid blue chairs and a built-in storage bench topped with a colorful cushion and pillows. Instead of a china hutch we used a tall cabinet in a lively green (SW 6432 Garden Spot from Sherwin-Williams) and filled it with books and accessories. Even the lighting offers a fresh take: Good-bye, formal chandelier; hello, playful pendant!
The dining room hutch is a storage workhorse without feeling like an office supply store. Decorative bins, boxes, and caddies get the credit by holding pens, pencils, pads of paper, and even an iPad. Pretty accessories make getting down to business a lot more fun.
In the nearby family room, the fireplace wall gets an unexpected treatment. Painted 1-foot-high stripes could be overpowering, but because they're neutral and limited to a small area, they pack just the right amount of punch. Notice the other twist? There's no mantel above the electric, wall-mount fireplace. Instead, two antique wooden beams are mounted to the adjacent wall. They're useful shelves, but they also team up with the TV to create one large decorative display.
Here's one of my favorite features: a large message board for back-door convenience. It's made from a piece of glass so you can write a note using a dry-erase marker and just wipe it off later. So practical! Painting the back of the glass (it's the same green as the dining room cabinet) and framing it to look like a window—well, that's what makes practical perfect.
Have a little fun with your next project!
See more of the BHG Innovation Kitchen we created in collaboration with designers Jen Ziemer and Andrea Dixon of Fiddlehead Design Group.
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April 25, 2014 at 1:09 pm , by Pamela
Love the multipurpose shelf. I did something similar with an old bookcase my grandfather built 35 years ago. Putting an iPad charger in was ingenious! I plan to use one of my bins for that purpose.
April 27, 2014 at 2:31 pm , by Jenny
What type of paint did you use to paint the back of the glass?:)
October 21, 2014 at 9:53 am , by Lakey
What materials were used to make the frame for the "white board"? I would really like to make something like this in a 30×60 hanging so the horizontal is longer.
March 21, 2015 at 6:02 pm , by Anna
I would love to know the name and manufacturer of the curtains/curtain fabric. I love it!!


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Talent Acquisition Call Center Recruiter
Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding career with the opportunity for growth? Come join the FIS Talent Acquisition Team! We are a Fortune 500 company and are ranked #1 by FINTECH! We are currently looking for a Talent Acquisition Call Center Recruiter to join our team in Saint Petersburg, Florida.
Job summary:
The Primary responsibility of the Talent Acquisition Call Center Recruiter is to manage the full life cycle recruiting process for openings across North America with the main focus being on supporting our Saint Petersburg call center. You will provide guidance and support to hiring managers, and manage the candidate experience.
General duties and responsibilities:
- Lead new requisition meetings with hiring managers supporting searches Customer Service or other types of openings within FIS.
- Full-cycle recruiting for the company's open positions: conduct in-depth requisition launch meetings, advertise, recruit, screen, interview, and assess candidates to ensure that only qualified and interested candidates are presented to hiring managers.
- Guide hiring managers thru the interview, selection, reference, and offer stages.
- Manage candidate experience including positioning the opportunity and company, conducting phone screens, coordinate interview schedules, summarize feedback, make hiring recommendations, and manage the offer process.
- Successfully track progress on requisitions and candidates within PeopleFluent.
- Maintain a focus on the marketplace and communicate market intelligence as appropriate.
- Manage special projects as needed to improve the overall functionality of the Talent Acquisition Team.
- Protect company proprietary and confidential information.
- Other duties as assigned.
Educational Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Human Resources, Business Administration OR equivalent combination of education and experience.
General knowledge, skills and abilities:
- Knowledge of HR policy and procedure as well as federal and state laws regarding employment practices
- Skill in direct, internet and networking sourcing (previous/current Recruiting experience is required)
- Skill in conducting and facilitating job fairs and recruiting events
- Skill in the use of Microsoft Office, recruiting and HRIS software (Taleo, PeopleFluent and Workday experience desired)
- Ability to be well organized and to perform under minimal supervision
- Ability to be successful in a fast paced environment
- Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing
- Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees, clients and public
Generally works on multiple requisitions (typically 30 or more) of moderate complexity. Requisitions may be technical in nature. Takes on small projects in relation to Talent acquisition, but outside of general recruiting duties. Works under general supervision with latitude for independent judgment. May consult with senior peers on more complex requisitions or projects. Moderate skills with high level of proficiency. Typically requires up to three years or more of demonstrated successful recruiting experience.
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Autumn has arrived in San Diego, and though we may feel refreshed by the cool overcast haze, it's safe to say our summer skin is less than excited for the new season.
Did you know that the vegetable most emblematic of fall is also one of the best kept secrets for skin care? Pumpkin makes us think of harvest, of holidays, of family and friends gathered around the dinner table. But as it turns out, pumpkin should also make you think of healthy, radiant and glowing skin throughout the dry and chilly fall and winter seasons.
That's right – pumpkin is no longer just for pie; order up this decadent spice during your next trip to the spa in San Diego. A pumpkin peel can improve the skin because it contains the highest concentration of salicylic acid of any plant, providing potent skin smoothing and pore clearing action. Furthermore, pumpkin boasts more than 100 beneficial components with the highest concentration of vitamins A, C and beta-carotene found in any fruit or vegetable. Not to mention, it smells divine and elevates your spa experience to a whole new level.
Discover pumpkin infused and fall inspired spa treatments.
Pumpkin Purifying Facial: San Diego's premier organic day spa, Blue Marble recently launched a new menu of fall treatments to get you in the holiday spirit. Featured on the Autumn Escapes menu is the Spicy Pumpkin spa experience, complete with a pumpkin flake and sugar body scrub and a full body massage using essential oils infused with cinnamon, clove, lemon and rosemary. The Spicy Pumpkin is $145 for 90 minutes. Another top pick is the Pumpkin Purifying Facial, which is customized to your skin type and includes a natural pumpkin enzyme peel to rejuvenate the cells. The Pumpkin Purifying Facial is $155 for 90 minutes. If you can't decide, go big with the Fall Escape, three hours of bliss including a spicy pumpkin body scrub, aromatherapy massage and a pumpkin purifying facial for $290. The Autumn Escapes menu is available November 1-30. For more details, visit Blue Marble in Mission Bay.
Sugar and Spice Nail Package: The Spa at Rancho Bernardo Inn goes above and beyond to usher in the new season, now offering a fall menu of flavorful treatments designed to get you in the holiday spirit. Who says organic fruits, veggies and sweet desserts are only for cooking in the kitchen? The Spa's signature Made Fresh Daily Package is themed 'Sangria Sensation' for fall, and incorporates three mini treatments, paired with a finale spirit. Indulge your sweet tooth with a cranberry orange scrub, apple wine mud masque, and vanilla orange massage, enhanced with a glass of house-made Sangria. The package is $180 for 80 minutes. Also new is the Sugar and Spice Nail Package, which incorporates a 20-minute manicure and 50-minute pedicure enhanced with a warm apple spice scrub or masque, and paired with an apple spice beverage for $99. For more details, visit The Spa at Rancho Bernardo Inn.
Pumpkin Harvest Facial: Head to the sea-side Catamaran Resort for the ultimate fall-inspired spa experience, the Pumpkin Harvest Facial. This spicy and purifying facial is the boost your skin needs for the fall season. The combination of natural vegetables and fruit enzymes provides a gentle exfoliation while nourishing and repairing damaged skin with age-fighting vitamin A and anti-oxidants. The Pumpkin Harvest Facial is on special for fall, now available at $95 for 50 minutes. For more details, visit the Catamaran Spa in Mission Bay.
Pumpkin Perfecting Facial: Enter the fall season with a fresh look courtesy of Adriana Skin Care's all natural Pumpkin Perfecting Facial. During this treatment, advanced, ultimate-strength pumpkin enzymes will provide a powerful surface peeling of dulling cells to dramatically improve rough or lifeless skin. The transformative facial is customized based on your skin needs. The Pumpkin Peel Facial is $95 and is offered year-round. For more details, visit Adriana Skin Care in Banker's Hill.
Anti-Aging Pumpkin Peel Facial: Renous Day Spa in Del Mar is embracing the fall season with a new glycolic facial special for October. The Anti-Aging Pumpkin Peel Facial includes an alpha hydroxyl acid peel which is rich in natural vitamin A and is designed to reveal smoother, brighter skin. This treatment is recommended for those wanting to treat acne, hyper-pigmentation or fine lines and wrinkles. During the month of October, Renous is offering the Anti-Aging Pumpkin Peel Facial with a neck, shoulder, hand and foot massage for $75. Now that is a great deal. For more details, visit Renous Day Spa in Del Mar.
Pumpkin Glycolic Body Soufflé: For the pumpkin pie experience sans dangerous calorie indulgence, head to Bella D'Ora Spa for the rich and irresistible Pumpkin Glycolic Body Soufflé. During this tantalizing treatment, you will be cleansed in the Vichy Shower Room and then covered from neck to toe with the glycolic pumpkin peel. When it is removed, you will be covered in shea body butter to renew and moisturize your healthy, glowing skin. The Pumpkin Glycolic Body Soufflé is $100 for 50 minutes. For more details, visit Bella D'Ora Spa in Carlsbad.
Anti-Aging Facial & Pumpkin Peel: At Indigo Home for Hair & Body, you can enhance any signature facial with a Pumpkin Peel add-on treatment. I recommend starting with the Multivitamin Anti-Aging Facial, a potent vitamin and hydroxyl acid exfoliation treatment that resurfaces and re-texturizes the skin to reduce the signs of aging, aid sun damage repair and improve elasticity. Then, spice things up with a Pumpkin Peel finale. Rich in antioxidants and enzymes, this hydrating treatment exfoliates while delivering the right nutrients to the skin cells. The Anti-Aging Facial is $125 for 60 minutes and the Pumpkin Peels is $15 extra. For more details, visit Indigo in Hillcrest.
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text: Manilla last week signed an agreement to provide training courses for Kongsberg products in the Philippines. Following demand from ship owners, several courses will be initiated Autumn 2007. The Norwegian Training Center - Manila (NTC-M) was established in 1990 by the Norwegian Shipowners' Association in order to provide relevant upgrading training for Filipino seafarers serving on the ships of its members. At the time some 25,000 Filipino seafarers were serving on Norwegian-owned or controlled ships. In order to simulate a real life situation the classroom will be equipped with state of the art Kongsberg simulation products, designed to enhance the experience and learning curve of the Filipino attendees, in their local environment.


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On Thursday, Democratic Gov. Peter Shumlin of Vermont signed legislation that removes the philosophical exemption from Vermont's vaccination law. All students will soon be required to receive the mandated vaccinations before the beginning of the school year. The only exemptions will be for medical or religious reasons.
The legislation, signed by Shumlin on May 28, will take effect on July 1, 2016, when the exemption is officially terminated, according to the Burlington Free Press.
Gov. Shumlin addressed concerns about the new legislation, stating his belief in the effectiveness of vaccinations.
"Vaccines work and parents should get their kids vaccinated," Shumlin said in a statement. "I know there are strong feelings on both sides of this issue. I wish the legislation passed three years ago had worked to sufficiently increase vaccination rates. However we're not where we need to be to protect our kids from dangerous diseases, and I hope this legislation will have the effect of increasing vaccination rates."
Vermont residents will still be allowed to state religious beliefs and medical conditions as approved vaccination exemptions.
The Vermont House of Representatives voted to remove the exemption 85-57. Later, the state Senate voted in favor of a similar bill 18-11, with the final legislation being approved on May 14.
According to the state's Health Department, 88 percent of public school students who entered kindergarten in the fall of 2014 received all the required vaccines to attend class. Only 5.8 percent of parents used the now-defunct philosophical exemption to not vaccinate their children.
The philosophical exemption is the most common way for parents to opt out of having their child get vaccinated in Vermont, the Burlington Free Press reports. Nineteen other states allow for similar practices, as well.
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You may notice a discrepancy between what we designate a wide, standard or narrow and what the brands do. This classification is our opinion based on years of skating, as well as looking at the profile of the wheel as it compares to what we believe is a standard profile. You just have to trust us on this.
Narrow - Narrow wheels have the least amount of traction and are intended for advanced, tech riding.
Treaded - Treaded wheels provide improved grip and traction on smooth surfaces.
AB-S SuPerformance Formula - The AB-S formula is designed for high performance street skating that requires a durable wheel for consistent slide, speed retention upon impact, and flat-spot resistance.
99a - Best used in pools and parks with a little more grip than harder wheels, and a little more slide than softer wheels. Ideal for moderately skilled riders who also want to skate street when needed. Hard enough that sliding is a breeze while soft enough for a smooth roll and plenty of grip.
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What is flexitarianism? Flexitarianism is a diet which is mostly vegetarian, but doesn't cut out meat completely, sometimes also known as semi-vegetarian or meat-eating vegetarian.
If this way of eating sounds awfully familiar, you may already be a flexitarian! Many people, perhaps yourself included, already practice a low-meat way of eating without knowing that a term exists for it. Sometimes it's really awesome to find out that there's a term for something you're already involved in.
Here's the thing about labels: not everyone with a particular label does things the same way. Your version of flexitarianism will probably look a lot different than mine and that's awesome. My particular breed of flexitarian eating encompasses a lot of things including a love of cooking, an interest in local food and a desire to avoid processed foods as much as possible. But you can be a flexitarian and not care about any of those things. Changing your diet can be as easy or as hard as you make it. Here are 4 tips to help you make the switch:
1. Make simple substitutions: When I changed to flexitarianism, I started by making just my lunches meat-free. My dinners (primarily cooked by my mother) stayed the same as they'd been for 23 years. If you don't want to be that extreme, try going meatless one day a week a la Meatless Mondays or try some of Dawn Jackson Blatner's suggested swaps.
2. Find good produce: It's a lot easier to eat more vegetables when the vegetables are appealing. We get most of our produce from our CSA, but you don't have to. Check out the different produce departments at local supermarkets, farm markets and health food stores. Wherever it looks the best, buy it there. Fresh food that looks delicious is going to be much simpler to integrate into your diet.
3. Keep trying: Experiment with different kinds of beans, grains, and vegetables: eating healthier food and trying new things can be difficult. There's a lot of choices out there; if you don't like quinoa, try couscous. If you don't like broccoli, try peppers. There are plenty of healthy vegetarian options that don't include tofu or tempeh, so keep looking.
4. Get more information: There is no shortage of books, website and blogs on the topic of flexitarianism. I highly recommend The Flexitarian Diet by Dawn Jackson Blatner and pretty much anything by Mark Bittman or Michael Pollan for expanding your eating horizons, but any vegetarian cookbook can help you get started with cooking meatless meals. If you're more interested in online sources, there are a multitude of vegetarian and semi-vegetarian blogs other there, especially for recipes. Try Minimalist Baker, Cheap Healthy Good, Herbivoracious, Meatless Monday or Post Punk Kitchen. I also have a list of my favorite cookbooks.
In the past few years, my eating has alternated between vegetarian and vegan and serious carnivore depending on the season, occasion and my mood, but that's the beauty of being a flexitarian. I don't think full-time vegetarianism is in my future, but that doesn't mean I can't eat that way the majority of the time.
Dawn Jackson Blatner infographic used with permission.
Interesting related articles:
The Flexitarian Diet – US News Best Diets, where it was ranked #8. Lots of information! (2016)
Meats: A Health Hierarchy (The Atlantic, 7/3/14) – compares the environmental impact of various foods
Going Vegetarian Can Cut Your Diet's Carbon Footprint in Half (Grist, 6/27/14)
Eat Plants and Prosper: For Longevity, Go Easy on the Meat, Study Says (NPR, 3/5/14)
Plant-based diets: The rise and rise of flexitarian eating (Food Navigator USA, 1/22/14)
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The Great Game of Business
This is the book that started it all as well as the name of the consulting arm of SRC Holdings with whom we are working to develop the GGOE program. You can check out the book at Spiva Library or use one of the resources below to get you started.
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Why we Call it a Game
(From 'A Stake in the Outcome' by Jack Stack with Bo Burlingham)
The Great Game of Business was originally a phrase I used in an effort to make business a little less intimidating to people. I wanted them to see business the way I saw business. I wanted them to realize that it didn't have to be an instrument of exploitation, or a tool of greed, and you didn't need an MBA to understand it.
Some people outside the company later took offense at the phrase. They thought we were trivializing business by referring to it as a game. Well, there's a grain of truth to that objection. While I didn't mean to trivialize business, I was certainly trying to demystify it, knock it off its pedestal. I wanted to break down the walls of hype and nonsense that make business an elite sport for the select few and keep everybody else in the dark and out of the money.
And I wasn't telling people anything that wasn't true. Business is a game, after all. I'm not saying that it's like a game. I mean it's a game as a form of human activity. It's not an art or a science. It's a competitive undertaking, with rules, ways of keeping score, elements of luck and talent, winners and losers, and all of the other characteristics of games. What's more, it can be as exciting, as challenging, as interesting, and as much fun as any game you can think of-provided, that is, you understand what's going on.
The difference, of course, is that the stakes are higher. You're playing for your livelihood, for your family's welfare, for the future. You play for the jobs of the people you work with. You play for your customers and your customers' customers, and for the health of both your community and theirs.
And you play for money-potentially lots of money. As we all know, people who play the business game well can make a fortune at it. Okay, so some of them get greedy and keep the winnings to themselves. But I wanted people to understand that business doesn't have to work that way. There was no reason you couldn't set up a company so that everybody could play the game together and share the rewards. Then the game of business would truly be great, in the full meaning of the word.
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Disappointment seems to be the view of the majority of C-level executives. It appears that despite the ever increasing maturity of technology, the full potential of big data is still not being realised.
As is the case with many a buzzy term, we've been blinded by the promise and forgotten about the practicalities.
Doug Laney popularised the term 'Big Data' back in 2001 and since then it has become one of the primary areas of tech investment for Fortune 500 companies, with IDC estimating $150bn being spent in 2017 alone.
But, as with so many technology revolutions, the amount of real revolution achieved has been limited to some outstanding achievements from a few large players. The majority of organisations have seen negligible return on the considerable investment they have put in.
So is the party over? Not necessarily, many of the original promises of Big Data remain true, and the high profile failures (US election predictions? Brexit?) are not failures of the underlying concepts but more failures of implementation.


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Today we kick off a new series looking at some of the top players Notre Dame will be facing this coming fall. There are some familiar faces on the Irish's schedule (hello again, Blake Bell and Marqise Lee), but other key rivals are off to greener pastures (goodbye, Denard Robinson and Le'Veon Bell).
Then there are entirely new opponents, like Arizona State. Or today's entry, Temple.
We'll start things off with the Owls, who come to South Bend, Ind., on Aug. 31 for the inaugural game of the Matt Rhule era. Who should the Irish keep an extra eye on?
Offense: Connor Reilly, QB. A new offense under a new coach has given Reilly quite the opportunity this offseason. And to say he has taken advantage would be a massive understatement. Reilly ascended from fourth to first on the Owls' QB depth chart this past spring, as the pro-style passer and dual-sport athlete (he's also played for Temple's baseball team) threw for 366 yards and four scores in the spring game. Two of his competitors for the job have switched positions (Kevin Newsome to H-back; Chris Coyer, last year's starter, to tight end/H-back). Not surprisingly, Reilly was named the team's most improved offensive player this spring.
Defense: Tyler Matakevich, LB. The reigning Big East rookie of the year became the first freshman in school history last year to notch 100 tackles, finishing with a team-best 101. No teammate came within 25 tackles of the newcomer. Matakevich had three tackles for loss, three pass break-ups, a pair of fumble recoveries and a forced fumble. He didn't start until the fourth game of the season, and it's important to remember that the Owls played only 11 contests last year. Matakevich had seven double-digit tackle outings. He was a second-team all-conference pick, a freshman All-American and the ECAC defensive rookie of the year.


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Are you/ is he the jealous type?
Are you the jealous type or is he?
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Both. it works for us.
Both. We are working on opening our lines of communication back up at the moment
Both... but we are getting through it.
by Trica on Apr. 6, 2012 at 1:25 AM
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No not enough to cause problems,but enough that we know we care&love one another kwim?
He isn't at all. I can be a little bit but I'm not really either....compared to most people
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this reminds me of a saying in arabic my mom used to tell me, it goes something like this, "if you are not jealous you are stupid"
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We both used to be to different degrees (me worse than him). I think we grew out of that years ago. I mean, WTF, he has an amazing, smart, beautiful, wife and mother of his child who think he rules the world. I have a handsome, intelligent, innovative husband and the best freaking father I could imagine. Where are either of us going that would be better?!?
No. He's not, AT ALL. I was, in the beginning. I questioned every single thing he did, but not now. I completely trust him.
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My daughter is asking Santa for a puppy, and many other unattainable Christmas presents.
Here's the whole story. We lost our family dog, Smalls, three years ago. Smalls was my pet. I'd had him for 14.5 years, and he was a loving, ever-hungry beagle (of course, I only remember his good side). The kids appear to get so sad when we talk about him, although sadly, they didn't really know him. But I don't say that to them; I just smile and brace myself for what I know they are going to say next. "Can we please get a dog?!"
They ask this at least five times a day, and have for quite some time. I have explained on multiple occasions that we do want another dog and that we will get one, but we have to slow down our travel first. I try to help them understand that dogs don't like it when their owners are gone, that they like routine. And finally, after hearing me explain our reasons for waiting for the umpteenth time, that's when my daughter said, "Fine. I am gonna ask Santa for a puppy!"
Hold the phone! Can she do that? I was looking for a referee to throw a flag! No ref. No flag. Just me, my daughter … and Santa.
In response, I told her that Santa couldn't deliver live animals. That it just doesn't work because he's incredibly busy and has to make too many stops to be safe for a puppy. But she's smart and quickly countered with, "But he does in the movies." Oh, the movies. So I said, "The movies are not the same as real life, remember. So Santa in real life can't do what the movie Santa' can do." I was sitting tall, quite proud of myself for how I was handling it, but then I realized that it wasn't working. My daughter said she was going to try to have a conversation with Santa and see what happens. I was out of explanations.
Then the other morning, our wonderful "Elf on the Shelf" arrived from the North Pole, and we had our chance to clear everything up (or so I thought). Our elf is named Bappy, a fabulous combination of Skye's name choice "Beautiful" and Spider's choice of "Happy". The moment Bappy arrived, Skye took to her pen and paper to write him and Santa a note. It read:
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What I want from Santa is a Dog What do you think?
Love Skye P.S. Bappy How was you'er summer"
We saw the note and knew it was our chance to tell her gently that a puppy isn't something Santa can do. We were as gentle possible with Babby's response. Did I mention we were gentle? Well, it was devastating to her. She really wanted a puppy, and she really thought it would come from Santa. But after a few tears she recovered, and has now returned to just begging mommy and daddy for the dog. Rumor has it they will be giving in shortly.
On the other hand, we have my son. He hasn't asked Santa for a living pet. Instead he has asked Santa for, GET THIS, "Every single bracelet that could ever be made on a rainbow loom." Yeah, you read that correctly … so Santa's gotta deliver, right? I had just taken care of the dog, and now there's this.
The thing is, I could probably do it. I am pretty good at looming. Just the other night my son and I were making a really big rainbow loom creation, one that required a massive amount of bands and quite a lot of teamwork. Spider, who is 5, originally tried it himself but got to the hooking part and couldn't bring it home. So he enlisted me. I hope I am not the only parent who gets suckered into rainbow looming. Anyway, you can imagine his excitement when we got through the first part of the hooking section. He started jumping up and down with excitement screaming, "Mama, you are the best hooker in the family!" He rattled this awesome compliment off over and over, and all the while I was trying not to double over with laughter. Even the next morning he said, "Boy mom, you sure are a good hooker." With a title like "BEST HOOKER," how could I not consider delivering? But instead I said that Santa could only give each kid a toy or a craft and that the kid has to make it if it needs to be assembled/built/etc. He was fine with it.
I think Christmas 2013 will go just fine and be just what my kids dreamed it would be. And for now, I feel like my husband and I just barely made it out alive. There are still a few weeks left so that's yet to be officially determined. I love that my kids believe in Santa, and I want them to for as long as possible. But this year has really started me thinking that I don't know how I am going to be able to outwit my kids for much longer. They are getting crafty with their requests and their inquiries. I guess it will just come down to our ability to stay one step ahead of them.


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What should my second choice be?
I do not at all necessarily mean some place that's Italian, or in Bishop Arts District, etc., etc., but rather, some place that is special, "nice" but not ridiculously pricy, ideally small, intimate, romantic, amazing food obviously, bearing the imprint of an individual creative chef -- that sort of thing. Really any cuisine would be fine.
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