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Property Sellers sometimes are on the fence if they should invest any money into staging their house, or leave it "as is." I have heard the argument that "I have loved my property, as my friends and neighbors, so will everyone else." What you lose with that view point is that you are not necessarily creating a product that the market wants, or desires, because it speaks of your taste, thus narrowing the market that you could possibly attract and sell to. Here are five reason to hire a professional stager when listing your house.
5. Staging creates a vision for buyers in each room, it allows the buyer to picture themselves in a house, aspiring them to live that lifestyle. If you leave your home with all your decor and personal items, it will not feel like a home a buyer can relate to or see themselves living in. In fact only 10% of buyers can see the potential of a home.
4. Objectivity is necessary to stage a house. A seller may feel that they have done a great job "clearing and de-clutter" per the advice of their Real Estate agent but the problem is a home seller cannot objectively look at their HOME and envision it as a HOUSE that needs to appeal to the masses of buyers. A house on the market is now a commodity that needs to stand out to sell.
3. Expertise in design, is necessary to stage a house. Many homeowners love their "things, decor and color choices " and believe they are experts. Unfortunately those "things" do not allow the buyer to see the house, they might see the sellers "things" but not be able to look beyond, hence not making an offer on the house. Hiring a professional home stager helps the seller highlight important selling features buyers desire.
2. A home that has been staged first sells about 30% faster than a home that has not been staged. The cost of staging a home on the average results in a 299% ROI (return on investment) for the home owner. The typical cost to stage is usually less than 2% of the listing price of the house. For every month a home continues to stay on the market the sale price will fall around 1% a month, to add to that, the seller has their caring costs (electric, taxes… etc.) which add up month after month. Simple solution – stage first, and sell faster.
1. Not staging a home only helps sell your competition. If you want to sell your home quickly and for top dollar, common sense, call a home stager to help you merchandise your home to market it properly the first time! Their objectivity, creativity and expertise will pay off with a faster sale.
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When you have visitors you want them to feel welcome and comfortable in your home. Holidays are in particular, a time when it seems that our front door is like a revolving door! To make your life a little simpler and still make guest feel comfortable and relaxed here are some suggestions to create the perfect retreat for you guests.
Obviously the most important thing is the bed in your guest room. You will want to ensure the mattress is comfortable. Building from a good base is easy with nice sheets. There are many on the market but having a higher thread count does make them feel more luxurious. Natural fibers like cotton, linen and silk "breath" so you are more comfortable throughout the night.
Next add the layers. Some people prefer a fluffy down comforter, while other people like to pile on the blankets. Either works, just ensure your guest will be warm throughout the night. Of course being aware of allergies there are comforters that are hypoallergenic. Pillows should be selected with this in mind also for a guest bedroom. I typically offer two pillows one firm, one soft which will allow your guest to adjust to their liking.
Lighting is important in any room. In a guest room having a light that can be turned on when you enter the room with a switch is ideal. Also having a light near the bed for reading that is on a separate switch will allow your guest to read when they retire if they choose, it also prevents them from having to get up to turn off the room light. Some people like to sleep in complete darkness, while others like a little light if needed when it is pitch black. Supply a small night light that has a switch so your guest can choose which they prefer.
Add niceties; when I travel, hotel rooms typically have small bottles of sundries, those that I do not use I will bring home to provide for my guest in case they forgot to bring something. I put these in a small basket for their use. I also will provide bottle water on the night stand along with magazines and books for guests to read.
Providing a few basics in your guest room makes your visitors feel welcome, and you know you will not be running around at the last minute trying to find small items to make them comfortable. A little planning ahead of time makes everyone happy.
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Selling a house today is something totally different than ten years ago. The presentation of the home really impacts the desirability to buyers. Of course we typically think "who wouldn't love my house, everyone says they do!" But living in a home, and selling a house are two totally different things. Here are five simple habits to maintain before selling, and will ease your life when selling.
Home buyers are looking, looking on line, looking as they drive by, looking all the time. This is why it is essential to make sure your curb appeal is up to par. Regularly maintained yards are attractive, keep the lawn mowed and cleared of debris. Maintain the shrubs and trees around your yard by trimming when needed. Any repairs that need to be done, do them because when it's time to sell, you do not want to be investing $10,000 or more on a new roof, for the new owners.
Control the clutter. I know it's difficult, but work one room at a time. Rid your house of unnecessary clutter. I tell my clients pick it up once, decide if it is essential, if not, get rid of it by donating, selling or throwing out. Look at your furniture, do you have too much, maybe somethings can be moved around in your house to different rooms. It might just give your house a completely new look without spending a dime! Set up systems to keep organized and clutter free. Baskets are great organizing tools. Items you use less go up high or packed out of the way. Things you use regularly keep in easy access.
Neutralize your wall color: OK I get it, you love dark rich colors, maybe you're a big fan of pink, but when selling, the color on the walls can literally make or break a sale of a house! I have had sellers say "that's too much work to paint over that red wall." You don't think a buyer is thinking the exact same thing?? This is the time that if you are thinking of selling in the next five years, consider a neutral color but enjoy bold colors from art and accessories in your room to still make it feel home. You never want to give a buyer a reason to turn away if it was simply painting a room.
Keep all things in good repair. These means if your rugs are too worn to clean and need to be replaced, do so. Try and keep surfaces clean. Regularly- even if it is every other week give each room a good cleaning. Note anything that needs repair- like caulk around a bathtub or sink, hardware that might be falling off, doors that squeak, stains on counters… take care of these things as you see them, this way the tasks will not become excessive
Sit back and look at design magazines and other resources at least once a year. Yes, take a look at what is the style now. There are so many clients homes that I will consult in to find the last time they updated their house was when they moved in. Look at the style of your furniture, rugs, accessories, lighting fixtures, and the colors throughout your house, maybe it's time for an update. Yes, just like the avocado appliances, they were so popular at one time, now a turn off. If you are not sure call a decorator in for a consult, they have an objective eye and can set you in the right direction.
Consider doing the simple five steps and you will find, when the time comes to sell you will feel it's not that over whelming to prepare your house for buyers.
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4 Ways to Make Your Own Luck Today
March 17th, 2017
You don't have to be from Ireland to celebrate the luck of the Irish. In fact, I'd guess that many people around the globe who celebrate St. Patrick's Day just love the good spirit of the holiday. So, with it being St. Patty's Day today, it's a good time to talk about luck. We often look around at other people and think, "Oh, she's lucky or he's lucky" or sometimes, "That person just hit the luck of the draw." I could go on and on, but you get the drift.
We're so caught up in the good fortune of others that it can be tough to see the beauty in our own lives. But what if you changed your perspective entirely? What if you stopped looking at how lucky other people have it and worked to create your own luck? Turns out you can. And, that focusing on you rather than everyone else is where it's at. So, for this St. Patty's Day, here are four ways to hit the sweet spot of creating your own luck.
4 Ways to Make Your Own Luck Today
If you want something go get it. Here's the thing: it's on you to build the life you want. It's about making smart decisions that affect each step along the way and that means having a plan. Sure, there are moments where you'll want to make decisions on a whim, but if you want a certain career or want to live a certain lifestyle, you have to put your head down and do the work to get there. Then, the luck will follow.
Focus on the things you're truly passionate about. You probably have tons of ideas floating around in your head – and, that's pretty cool. But, if you really want to see some of them come to fruition, you've got to narrow it down and focus on the dreams you truly want to turn into reality. Then, go after them. The lucky part will be when you see your passions driving your day-to-day life.
Network. When you cast a wider net, you're bound to catch more fish. And, that holds true when it comes to career and life too. If you want to make something happen – whether it's your next big promotion, a new role or getting a brand new idea launched, networking is what will get it done. And, that's on you. Get out there. Start meeting people and showing the world just what you've got going for yourself. A wider net means more opportunities and more opportunities means more luck.
Visualize what you want for your life and meditate on it. This is important because without a vision and without dedication, achieving that level of success you're after is going to be tough. Picture the life you want to lead and spend time meditating or focusing on what you need to do to get there. Use meditation to understand what the path will look like and as a tool for remaining centered and guided along the way. Sometimes luck is merely a person visualizing what he or she wants and bringing it to fruition – turns out, you have that ability too.
So, what do you think? Can you make the Luck 'O the Irish part of your everyday spirit and a theme for life? I think you can.


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John R. Eggers: Who is your guardian angel?
His name was Tom. The thing that really made him special was he not only believed in guardian angels, he persuaded you to believe in them also.
Tom was the 12th child of a family of 12 children. He was the last one to be born and, coincidently, he was the smallest. Kids often called him the runt of the family, but Tom didn't seem to mind.
He wasn't a close friend of mine but occasionally we would walk home from school together. We lived in the same part of town. I guess that is how I got to know more about Tom than other kids, and I had this notion there was something special about him.
Perhaps it was his strong Baptist faith that enabled him to talk about guardian angels so casually. If you asked him about angels, he would get around to the verse in the Book of Acts where Peter was escorted out of prison by an angel and when he went to the home of Mary, the mother of John, a servant girl, Rhoda, recognized his voice and ran back to tell the group that Peter was there. The group replied, "It must be his angel."
I never argued with Tom about angels. My grandmother talked about them, as did my mother. It was generally understood that guardian angels existed.
People knew Tom's stories about his own experience with guardian angels, and old folks sitting outside on their porch swings would often ask Tom to visit and talk about his experiences. "Tom, tell us about what happened to you the time you were almost hit by a train."
Tom would tell them when he and his grandmother were coming home from the movies, Tom was about 8 or 9 at the time, they had to cross the railroad tracks. Tom's grandmother was holding his hand. When they approached the track, a train happened to be traveling on it. Tom always considered himself to be a fast runner and being just a kid and doing dumb things kids often do, Tom let go of his grandmother's hand and bolted towards the track.
The train was probably no more than 60 feet from where Tom and his grandmother stood. When Tom took off, his grandmother let out a scream. Tom was in the middle of the track with the train bearing down on him when all of sudden something lifted him off the ground and propelled him across the track. It was like he was shot out of a cannon.
After the train passed, his terrified grandmother gave him what we used to call a "talking to." Tom was as shocked as his grandmother was and said to her, "Well, Granny, I guess my guardian angel saved me."
Then there was the time Tom was walking on the ice with his brown and white dog, Fido, in the early spring when the lake was still frozen. Although parents warned their kids not to walk on the ice that time of the year, Tom was a daring kid, as you now know, and walking on the ice was something he dared himself to do. He was about 20 yards from shore when the ice broke from under him and he found himself in about 15 feet of icy cold water.
He tried climbing out of the water several times, but to no avail. "Fido, Fido, go get help. Go get help." Fido was a smart old dog and he seemed to know what to do. He took off running to the shore and within five or 10 minutes returned with a rope.
He gave one end to Tom and with the other end he ran to shore and wrapped it around a tree several times and held on to the end with his teeth.
Tom hoisted himself out and crawled to shore. Once again, Tom proclaimed his guardian angel was around and told Fido what to do.
Tom often called upon his guardian angel to help him take tests in school, to give him courage in asking a girl for a date and to help him sing well in the school choir. As we walked home from school, Tom would say, "Johnny, my guardian angel was with me today. I asked him to help me study for the test and I got the highest mark in the class." And then he would ask me as he often did, "Who's your guardian angel, Johnny?"
After high school graduation, we parted ways.
Tom didn't have enough money to go to college, so he eventually enlisted in the U.S. Army about the same time I went into the Peace Corps. This was during the Vietnam War.
Tom was a good soldier as you can imagine and before long he earned enough stripes to be put in charge of a platoon. Although he was a small figure of a man, his men had a great deal of respect for him and they, too, sensed a mystical presence about him that told them, everything was going to be okay.
About a month before his term of duty was up, the platoon was on a mission in search of Viet Cong. They got caught up in a nasty battle. Bullets and rockets and grenades were flying every which way. His men were pinned down in a circle when an enemy grenade landed right in the middle of them. Without hesitation, Tom pounced on it.
For this courageous act of valor, Tom was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor.
There was a special memorial ceremony held for Tom. Many of his classmates were present. We talked about what a unique individual he was and by and by we talked about his relationship with guardian angels. We all agreed that for Tom's men, Tom was their guardian angel.
I think our guardian angels are those friends and relatives who have gone before us. Being a guardian angel gives them something to do before we arrive, and then we become a guardian angel for people we care about. Whatever the case may be, as Tom would admit, "There are guardian angels."
And then he would add, "Who is your guardian angel?"
— John R. Eggers of Bemidji is a former university professor and area principal. He also is a writer and public speaker.


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Re: [PanoToolsNG] Re: Good QTVR compresion ratio and pano size settings for 56 K modem visitors
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Hans Nyberg"
> Time has changed and even if you are on dialup you have got used to the
> large downloads.
> Hans
Hi Hans,
I can agree with you to some point, but I don't think the visitors behavior
at panoramas.dk can be used as a measure point.
I guess most people visiting your pages know what they want and what they
can expect to get - so they don't care for the waiting time.
On other sites (like hotel-booking etc) the panoramas are just a small part,
so the vistors has other purposes and may not be so patient.
- Flemming
- --- In firstname.lastname@example.com, "dalileis" <qtvrbiro@...> wrote:
>Well my stats for Croatia only has 784 visitors for January but Dialup is much lower than
> The reason I inquired about this is that besides future clients in
> Sweden, I also have people interested in my panos in Croatia, and
> there are still some modem users there.
average, only 5,84%
In this case these 46 visitors had only 1,85 p/v and the ADSL had 2.76
Also, I've experienced people
> with broadband connection, that actually left the page in loading,Forget about this kind of visitors. They are not worth doing anything for as they have no
> because it did not load immediately, and I mean immediately. The pano
> was about 2 MB, and took about 3-4 secs to load, and they actually
> commented that: "It's opening kinda slow." To which I replied: "Well,
> it's not your usual image, this, you know."
interest in seeing anything.
> "Hey, if this 2 MB fullscreen pano, loading completely in under 4As I understand you use DevalVR you have the same advantage as for Quicktime.
> seconds on this broadband connection makes the client comment like
> that, then, what are the 56 kB users saying/thinking/doing?" when it's
> loading and loading and loading, and 10 seconds pass and it's still
> loading and loading... and the arrow on screen is geting ever closer
> that little x in the upper, right corner.
Loading tiles works very fast and you can see the image coming almost instantly even with
a 56K modem.
Its one of the most important features for a viewer and only DevalVR and Quicktime takes
the full advantages of it and loads exactly the same way.
> Seems there is a whole other psychological aspect to it, as it isThere is a lot of Cultural differences which make some countries more interested.
> surprising and a news to me the info you're bringing about the best
> visitors for panoramas.dk in many cases being dialup users, which
> actually look at more pages than others. Didn't expect that. Sounds
> excellent though, and I'll actually take freedom of quoting you on
> that in future. ;)
I am not just talking about language.
Lets say that some people are more curious than others.
- --- In email@example.com, "Flemming V. Larsen" <fvl@...> wrote:
> I can agree with you to some point, but I don't think the visitors behaviorActually most visitors comes from Google and Yahoo and have no idea what they are
> at panoramas.dk can be used as a measure point.
> I guess most people visiting your pages know what they want and what they
> can expect to get - so they don't care for the waiting time.
> On other sites (like hotel-booking etc) the panoramas are just a small part,
> so the vistors has other purposes and may not be so patient.
The Google visitors who most arrive on searches like Mt Everest, Eiffel Tower, New Years
Eve or First man on the Moon have more pageviews per visitor ( in Jan 2.92% ) than the
average 2.69.
Of course there is a lot of them leaving at once either beacuse of no Quicktime (30%) or
because they perhaps click on an Ad or just are not interested.
Usually about 50-65% leave the entry page if it is a fullscreen.
I have 30% leaving the Startpage without seeing anything else.
However if I can get just 10% of these visitors interested in seeing more and return I think
it is a success.
Whats wrong with the Hotel Tours is usually that they are hidden away both from Google
and the visitors who arrive on the main website.
The panorama tour should be an entry page like the startpage or any other page.
Webdesigners do not understand this.
Each panorama is a valuable ad which should be used just as an ad in Google or on
another site. Individually optimized they are very valuable.
- Honestly, I don't make a size particularly for modem users. Plus, it
is fairly subjective what parameters you push which way. You can
play with face size and compression; face size has the biggest impact
and I usually just adjust the size of the faces until I get the size
in MB I am targeting. If you have a movie you want to check for
download time, I would be happy to give it a run through deliVRator
for you 8-)
John Riley
On Feb 1, 2007, at 3:28 AM, dalileis wrote:
> Hi, John, thanks for the tip. Sadly, we're on Windows, no Mac in site.
> If you have DeliVRator and use it for the described purposes of making
> panos aimed for modem users: could you jot down the settings you use
> real quick? ;)
> Best regards,
> Dalileis
> --- In email@example.com, John Riley <johnriley@...> wrote:
> >
> > I don't know if you are on a Mac or not, but if you are deliVRator
> > can simulate downloading your pano at different speeds. You could
> > play with your setting to find what seems reasonable to you. It is
> > interesting to watch, since sometimes you have the order in which
> > tiles download screwed up by changing the initial view. A quick
> > optimization in deliVRator sets that straight too.
> >
> > John
> > John Riley
> > johnriley@...
> > jriley@...
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- ...umm...
PTViewer can do that too, can't it?
Using ptv or ptvref files allows the tiles immediately in front of the
viewer to load first, regardless of where you set the initial view and also
dynamically changes if you shift your view before the entire pano is loaded.
Question regarding qtvr: Can one change the initial view of the qtvr and
have the facing tiles load first without having to repack the qtvr?
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)--- In firstname.lastname@example.com
)<mailto:PanoToolsNG%40yahoogroups.com> , "dalileis"
)<qtvrbiro@...> wrote:
)As I understand you use DevalVR you have the same advantage as
)for Quicktime.
)Loading tiles works very fast and you can see the image coming
)almost instantly even with a 56K modem.
)Its one of the most important features for a viewer and only
)DevalVR and Quicktime takes the full advantages of it and
)loads exactly the same way.
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Gallery 25 (268 Historic 25th St., Ogden, 801-334-9881) — Art by Doug Wride. Reception March 4, 6-9 p.m.
Utah County Art Board (151 S. University Ave., Provo, 801-226-5366) — Art by Utah Valley Artist's Guild. Reception March 4, 6-9 p.m.
Abravanel Hall (123 W. South Temple) — Dale Chihuly's "Olympic Tower" and art from the Salt Lake County Art Collection.
Alpine Art (430 E. South Temple, 801-355-1155) — "Simply Photography 2011," by Shalee Cooper, Paul Dougan, Trish Empey, Tri Hunyh, Dave Laub and Lisa Mitchell, through March 11.
Anderson-Foothill Library (1135 S. 2100 East, 801-594-8611) — "Environment," by Elisabeth Bunker, through March 19.
Art Access Gallery (230 S. 500 West, 801-328-0703) — "Portraits of Light," by Sarinda Jones, through March 11.
Art at the Main Gallery* (210 E. 400 South, 801-363-4088) — Art by Anne Becker, through March 11.
Busath Studio and Gardens (701 E. South Temple, 801-364-6645) — "Don Busath Retrospective Show: 60 Years of Photography," by Don Busath, through Feb. 28.
Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Arts (Isaac Chase Home in Liberty Park) — "Everyday Art," weekends, noon-5 p.m.
David Ericson Fine Art (418 S. 200 West, 801-533-8245) — Art by Brian Kershisnik, Russell Case and Spring City artists.
Day-Riverside Library* (1575 W. 1000 North, 801-594-8632) — "Work" by Joseph Taylor, through April 2.
Evergreen Framing Co. & Gallery* (3295 S. 2000 East, 801-467-8770) — "Bridging Nature and Suburbia," by Shea Guevara and Ben Behunin, through March 11.
F. Weixler Co.* (132 E St., 801-534-1014) — Featuring Utah artists Valoy Eaton, Frank Huff, Kimbal Warren, Karl Thomas and Douglas Aagard.
Finch Lane Gallery* (1340 E. 100 South, 801-596-5000) — Art by Tessa Barton and Naomi Marine, through March 4.
The Gallerie (9220 Village Shop Drive, Sandy, 801-878-8950) — Artwork by Latin-American artists, by appointment only.
Hope Gallery and Museum of Fine Art* (151 S. Main, 801-532-1336) — Featuring a distinctive collection of old Scandinavian and European masters from the 15th through early 20th centuries. Also featuring prints by Carl Bloch.
Horne Fine Art* (142 E. 800 South, 801-533-4200) — Art by Phyllis Horne, through March 11.
Leigh-North Gallery* (801-417-8021, by appointment only) — Specializing in historical American art, 1850-1950.
Local Colors of Utah (535 S. 700 East, 801-363-3922) ?— "Color Harmony," by Richard Foote and Delana Albrecht, through March 11.
Mestizo Coffee House and Gallery (641 W. North Temple, 801-575-6012) ?— "Driven From the State: An exhibit of Art and Ideas," art by various artists, through March 12.
Nox Contemporary Art Gallery (440 S. 400 West, 801-289-6269) — "Drawn," by various artists, through April 1.
Phillips Gallery (444 E. 200 South, 801-364-8284) — Mixed media by Dave Malone, through March 11.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre Loge Gallery (300 S. 1400 East, 801-581-6961) — "People and Places: Spring City Artists," by various artists, through March 5.
Q Street Fine Crafts (82 Q St., 801-359-1899) — Crafts by Boris Bally, Thomas Mann, Josh Simpson, James Stewart, Carla Jimison and others.
Red Butte Garden (300 Wakara Way, 801-585-0556) — "The Nature of Sustainable Art," by various artists, through Feb. 27
Red Kiln Clay Gallery (339 E. 1700 S., 801-484-4016) — "Robots" by Benjamin J. Gawle, through March 11.
Rio Gallery (300 S. Rio Grande St., 801-533-3582) — "Along Those Lines," by Roland Thompson, Jared Clark and Allan Ludwi.
Salt Lake Main Library (210 E. 400 South, 801-524-8200) — "Guardians: Consideration of Forms in Space and Place," by Paul Vincent Bernard and "Rocks and Flowers: Composition, Texture, Metaphor," by Sherman Bloom, through March 4. "Mixed Media," by Taylor Kent Smedley, through March 9. "On the Wall," by Clayton Middle School, through April 8.
Sprague Library (2131 S. 1100 East, 801-594-8640) — "Love and Time," art by Natalie Raevsky, through March 4.
Twiggs & Moore Gallery (797 E. 6400 South, 801-747-3520) — Art by James C. Christensen and Greg Olsen.
Utah Arts Festival Gallery (230 S. 500 West, 801-322-2428) — "Abstraction" by Sonay Dinsdale, Jodi Steen an Todd Powelson, through March 11.
Utah Cultural Celebration Center (1355 W. 3100 South, 801-965-5100) — "Art for the Soul," by contemporary African-American artists, through March 1.
Utah Museum of Fine Arts (University of Utah, South Campus Drive, 801-581-7332) — "Trevor Southey: Reconciliation," by Trevor Southey; "salt 2," by Sophie Whettnall, through Feb. 27; "Collecting Knowledge: Renaissance Cabinets of Curiosity," by various artists, through May 15; "Helen Levitt Photographs," through June 12; "Abstracts from Nature," by Don Olsen, through Aug. 15.
Williams Fine Art (200 E. South Temple, 801-534-0331) — "The Art and Poetry of Dennis Smith," through Feb. 28.
Westminster College (1840 S. 1300 E., 801-832-2682) — Campus Art Crawl, featuring art by Westminster faculty, students and alumni.
Art Around the Corner (historical downtown St. George, 435-632-9598) — Collection of world-renowned sculptures.
Bountiful/Davis Art Center (745 S. Main, Bountiful, 801-292-0367) — Statewide juried competition by various artists, through April 1.
Brigham City Museum (24 N. 300 West, Brigham City, 435-723-6769) — "Earth from Space," from the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, through March 27.
Brigham Young University Museum of Art (Brigham Young University North Campus Drive, Provo, 801-422-8287) — "Dorothea Lange's Three Mormon Towns," by Dorthea Lange, through April 30. "The Master's Hand," artwork of Carl Heinrich Bloch, on display through May 7. "At War!: The Changing Face of American War Illustration," through Aug. 3.
Central Utah Art Center (86 N. Main, Ephraim, 435-283-5110) — "Camera Vivant: An Exhibition of Contemporary Camera-Based Works," by various artists and "Whitman and Associates," by Jeff Larson, through March 4
Coda Gallery (804 Main, Park City, 435-655-3803) — Art by Cassandra C. Barney, Heather Barron, David Dornan, Aaron Fritz, Charlie Snow, Ben Steele and more.
Datura Gallery (845 N. Coyote Gulch Court, Ivins, 435-674-9595) — Art by Laurie Burns; Cheryl, Gary and John Collin; Elva Malin; Holly Pendergast; Melodie Williams; Roland Lee; and more.
Eccles Community Art Center (2580 Jefferson Ave., Ogden, 801-392-6935) — Art by the Utah Watercolor Society, through March 25.Fairview Museum of History & Art (85 N. 100 East, Fairview, 801-427-9216) — Works by Avard Fairbanks, Lee Udall Bennion, Ella Peacock, Max Blain, Dale Peel, John Heber Stansfield, Edith Roberson, Ted Wassmer and others.
Gallery MAR (580 Main, Park City, 435-649-3001) — "Unmistakable Twist," by Fred Calleri, through March 25.
Great Basin Cooperative (449 Main, Park City) — The gallery opening featuring a retrospective of 50 paintings by Gary Ernest Smith.
John Wesley Powell River History Museum (885 E. Main, Green River, 435-564-3427) — Works by Mike Fitch, Brady Fairbanks, Carel Pieter Brest van Kempen, Kent England, Richard Miles, Richard Prazen, Gary Prazen, Cliff Green, Paul Twitchell, Arlo Johnson, Jo Baxter, Joseph S. Venus, Lori Nicholas, Rebekah Hartvegson, Chris Trainor, Anton Rasmussen and Jean Gasser.
Joseph F. Smith Building Gallery (BYU campus, Provo) — "Educating the Soul: Our Zion Tradition of Learning by Faith," featuring videos, antiques, facsimiles, photographs and letters. The exhibit is on permanent display.
Julie Nester Gallery (1280 Iron Horse Drive, Park City, 435-649-7855) — Art by Jeff Cohen and Chris Gwaltney, through March 23.
Kimball Art Center (638 Park Ave., Park City, 435-649-8882) — "The Perfect Fit: Shoes Tell Stories," though April 3. "The Visitors," by Rebecca Jacoby and "Snow Driven," by Emily King, through April 10.Lee Fine Art (608 Main, Park City, 435-655-3264) — Art by Jared Sanders and Joseph Alleman.
Moab Art Works (11 N. Main, Suite No. 2, Moab, 435-259-3010) — "I'll Be Ahead If I Can Qit While I'm Behind," by Brian Parkin.
Montgomery-Lee Fine Art (608 Main, Park City, 435-655-3264) — Artwork by Steve Songer.
Mountain Place Gallery (129 N. Main, Logan, 435-752-0211) — Artwork by Russ Fjeldsted.
Museum of Peoples and Cultures (BYU, 700 N. 100 East, Provo, 801-422-0020) — "New Lives: Building Community at Fourmile Ruin."
Park City Museum (528 Main, Park City, 435-649-7457) — "Our Lives, Our Stories: America's Greatest Generation," photos courtesy National Endowment for the Humanities, through March 26.
Repartee Gallery (4801 N. University Ave., Riverwoods, Provo) — Highlighting work by James C. Christensen, Kurt Knudsen, Barbara Lyman, Jack Morford, Greg Olsen and more. Also, original works in oil and watercolor, sculpture, pottery, stained glass and more.
St. George Art Museum (47 E. 200 N., St. George, 435-627-4525) — "An Art Voyage through Zion," by various artists and "Into the Mysteries of the Super Real" by Charles Becker, through March 19.Comment on this story
Staples Art Center (120 S. 100 East, Elsinore, Sevier County, 435-527-4170) — Showing art by Maureen Brooks, Richard Bepristis, Lamar Mills, Sharlene Kelsey, Mel Rider, Linnea Holt, Michelle Jensen, Lilly Jones, Jo Low, Jean Higginbotham, Sondra Mills, Sue Brady, Rachel Olsen and Barth Hansen.
Torrey Gallery (80 E. Main, Torrey, 435-425-3909) — Artwork by V. Douglas Snow, Tony Smith, Paul and Silvia Davis, Cordell Taylor, Doug Braithwaite, Andrzej Skorut, Bonnie Posselli, Patricia Kimball, Pilar Pobil and others.


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I am Cadie free until tomorrow afternoon, she went to CT yesterday to hang out with John's parents at their house. Yesterday I got some stuff done around the house and took the dogs for a long walk. Last night we watched TV in the bedroom (where she is usually asleep at night) and then we dtd! That was sort of nice. Got a solids night sleep and slept in today until 11!!! That was great. I did have to get up to pee a few times but it didn't take me forever to get back to sleep each time, which was nice.
Today so far I have done a little cleaning, I'm going to go do yoga right now then go to the eye doctors to get new glasses finally! Cadie broke mine this summer and I haven't made it over to get a new pair yet, can't take her there that's for sure! It gets tough at night because I am as blind as a bat without my contacts.
then tonight John and I are going to go eat a yummy dinner, maybe Indian or something that we can't usually do with her, then maybe a movie, not sure.
I miss her, but it's nice to get a little done and have some free time. If the books I ordered come today I might be able to get a little reading in too!! wow, what a treat! They're parenting/gentle discipline books, but still, they're books!!
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Milan is not a turistic city. But, Milan still is a city to enjoy, to relax, to take pleasure of what it can offer. It is cosmopolitan, and it is worth a visit if you want to go shopping, have a drink in fancy bars, go to the opera or just pray in its Duomo.
Milan is close-by Lago Di Como and it is doable to take a one day trip to Lago di Como, like we did. But this we will talk in another post, today Milan is the king.
We arrived in Milan after visiting Florence, Rome, Naples, Pompeii and Amalfi Coast; the holidays were almost ending.
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EAST TEXAS (KYTX) - Funeral arrangements for Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse have been made for 2 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 9.
Services will be at the Terrell Performing Arts Center.
KAUFMAN (CBSDFW.COM) – The manhunt continues for the men who murdered Kaufman County assistant district attorney Mark Hasse.
Investigators continued full operation through the weekend following up on tips and leads, hoping to find clues.
While they continued their search, friends and colleagues of Hasse mourned his death at a memorial service at Ervay Cedar Baptist Church in Dallas.
Hasse was shot multiple times Thursday morning as he walked to his job at the Kaufman County Courthouse. His attackers, described as two men wearing tactical gear, sped off in a gray or silver late model 4-door sedan and haven't been seen since. The brazen murder in broad daylight, yards from a courthouse, has caused concern for all prosecutors in North Texas.
"I was shocked. I think this was an attack on the whole system," said Brandon Birmingham, an assistant district attorney with Dallas County. "I think any one of us who has ever prosecuted somebody for a heinous crime has always feared what happened to Mr. Hasse."
Hasse was a well-respected prosecutor who took pride in getting justice for victims and at the memorial service, prayers were recited not only for him, but for all who protect the safety of communities.
"I didn't know him, but I knew his message," said Edna Pemberton, who attended the memorial. "Befoe he went to Kaufman, he made Dallas a safe city."
Dockets were cleared in the days following the murder and the Dallas County District Attorney's office has vowed to help.
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PUBLISHED: 11:09 10 January 2014 | UPDATED: 11:38 10 January 2014
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Arsene Wenger has denied that Arsenal are in transfer talks to sign Alvaro Morata – or any Real Madrid players.
The Gunners, Tottenham and Liverpool have all been linked with the striker during this January window after the 21-year-old suggested he could leave the La Liga giants if he wasn't given a "relevant role in the team".
But today, ahead of Monday's Premier League clash at Aston Villa, Wenger scotched rumours that the north Londoners are, as yet, in talks to sign anyone.
"We are not in talks with Real about anybody," the Arsenal boss said.
Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has also denied that he is looking to offload the Spanish striker, saying: "Morata will stay. He hasn't asked to leave, either."
Monday's news that Arsenal striker Theo Walcott will miss the rest of the season and the World Cup - after suffering a anterior cruciate knee ligament injury in the weekend's 2-0 FA Cup third round win over Tottenham - has increased Wenger's need for a new striker.
But he admits it will be "very difficult" to bring in new signings this month.
"[Walcott's injury] has accelerated [transfer] speculation first and of course my desire as well - but let's not forget about Serge Gnabry who can play in the first team," Wenger added.
"We have Oxlade-Chamberlain back and we have many other players who can play on the flanks so to find better solutions than what we have internally will not be easy.
"Up front we lose Theo as a potential central forward and that's maybe where we have to look outside, but we hopefully have [Nicklas] Bendtner back in three weeks.
"We are there for the opportunities, but it is very difficult at the moment."
The Arsenal boss addded: "The transfer market is a distraction that for me is not welcome.
"I think it would be much better that there is no transfer market at all in January and the team starts and finishes with the same players would be fair unless you have big injuries.
"For the rest what is important is that we focus on the quality of our performances because it's a period that is very sensitive at the moment and every game is now a massive game."


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Migrating to Pantech and Android
Took some time since I declared abandoning iPhone back in March to actually execute the plan. I've been now using Pantech Vega R3 running Android as my phone for a few days. Here's what I've learned of migration from iPhone.
1. It is not so simple and straightforward as you'd like it to be. Main reason is Android but also Apple and the Korea Telecom specs of my Pantech have taken their toll.
2. Google has to support a lot of different devices and modifications like Microsoft has been doing for PC hardware in the past. The result is tons of incompatibilities, health which may make the use of some key feature or service impossible or very difficult. It does not help when the Android phone is a Korean one, malady not sold anywhere else, buy cialis localized to be used with a Korean telecom operator. If you want to get the device running you may need to install little third party apps, hack and customize the phone to make it work properly.
3. Apple is a closed, proprietary platform as we know. It also reminds me of Microsoft with the fact Apple does not support all open standards so actually taking your key data out from an Apple device may require you to install some "unofficial" third party hack that circumvents Apple's DRM and opens their proprietary protocols.
4. I first tried my best to migrate everything from iPhone to Google's cloud. I thought it should be straightforward then to download everything from Google to the new phone. I tried various methods. Google support Exchange (originally a Microsoft protocol) to share contacts, calendars and browser data. I tried my best but was never able to upload the stuff from my iPhone to Google's services. I downloaded and installed latest iOS, version 6.0.1. No luck. I also went to try open protocols Apple has added support for, CardDAV and CalDAV. No luck there either. Everything was configured okay and there are options in the latest iOS interface, but iPhone just didn't do anything. Data never uploaded. Maybe some protocol incompatibility. Who knows. Then I tried to do the same via my Mac. Based on some blog screenshots iTunes has apparently had the option to upload data to Google but looks like that option is no longer there. As far as I could see, iTunes could upload the contacts, calendar etc. data only to Apple's own cloud. Thanks. — As an afterthought maybe this announcement explains the problems I had with Google's cloud. If their Sync "service" does not work with such a basic device as iPhone they just shut it down?
5. So I went the route of uploading everything (and now it worked from both iPhone and iTunes on my Mac) to Apple's very own iCloud. Then on my Pantech downloaded and purchased two apps: CardDAV-Sync and CalDAV-Sync which I used to sync the data from Apple's cloud.
I had to go to forums to find out the right configuration info as Apple does not openly share iCloud server addresses. They are different to both contacts and calendar. Maybe it will be impossible to sync to iCloud later with Android but at least it works for now… so finally with these it worked out. I got my contacts and calendar notes migrated. Phew!
6. Then I wanted to also sync music, photos and videos from iPhone to Pantech. Found out there is basically just one popular solution and that one is DoubleTwist, the thing from DVD-Jon's company. I downloaded and purchased DoubleTwist AirSync.
It should do the job but turns out it doesn't work, at least all the time. It did not recognize the phone until I had it plugged in via USB. After some trial and error I got it finally working, even over the air, but only for a short time. Turns our doubleTwist works from time to time and does not work at other times. There are no crashes or explanations, usually it just does not connect. Also transferring files is quite strange as there is no good progress bar to check how it goes and while the transfer is ongoing you cannot add anything in queue. Syncing is not like you'd just sync your iPhone content; the application tries to do the whole iTunes library, not just the stuff I have on my iPhone… — As an afterthought here maybe all this has something to do with the fact doubleTwist and the company website don't look like ones that are updated that often lately. Are they in trouble?
7. Of the many little annoyances after taking my Pantech into use I have to mention one. When receiving calls Pantech cannot show the right contact in the address book where everything has the international country code (e.g. +358 50 … or +358 40 … for Finnish numbers while they come in as 040 or 050). I had to install and configure another app called Prefixer to deal with that (remove 0 and add +358 instead). This does not work outside Finland of course; then this app must be disabled. I bet that some other Android manufactures have fixed this problem.
8. Setting all the migration hacking aside Pantech is a really cool device that generates tons of curiosity to try new things after that revolutionary device once titled Jesus-phone became all-too-boring over the years. My Pantech is right now possibly the fastest specd Android shipping anywhere. It has quad-core Snapdragon S4, crystal-clear 5.3″ screen, 13 megapixel camera, and it plays the sharpest Gangnam style from any device I have seen. The last few days have been kinda getting back to the excitement when I had to first root iPhone to see it running in the first place…


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Q. What's the definition of a standard workweek? One of our employees claims that overtime is defined as anything over eight hours per workday. Is he correct? —P.F., Minnesota
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The Christmas Cradle
Charlotte Hubbard
For Lena Esh, life has become complicated. She is unwed and expecting her first child with Josiah Witmar, whom she fears is only concerned for his own future.
In hopes for a stronger relationship with Josiah, Lena goes against her parent's wishes, and leaves with him to a new area called Higher Ground. The plans they made have take an unexpected turn, when they find themselves caught in a snowstorm. Seeking shelter, they wind up on the doorstep of Ben and Miriam Hooley, who live in the small town of Willow Ridge.
After offering relief from the storm, Ben and Miriam begin to learn about the young couple and the struggles their relationship is facing with the upcoming baby and how they will provide for it. They are eager to help the struggling couple, however, they grow concerned when they learn Josiah plans to work for Hiram Knepp, an ex-bishop from the Willow Ridge community.
The decision to have a child, and move to a new town against the advice of their families only further complicates the issues this young couple faces. Each decision the couple makes only seems to further derail them and they have hard time getting back on track.
Why do we insist on doing things our own way, even when the advice we are given warns us of the consequences of our actions? When we make decisions on our own, out of fear or worry, we may not get the outcome we desire, and we often impose difficulty on those who have only supported us.
To be in God's will it means to let Him guide us when we aren't sure which way to go. In walking in alignment with Him, we know we are staying on track and the decisions we make are not ill guided but part of a plan that He already has in place! In doing so, we let Him lead us to true happiness and peace.
I continue to enjoy the writings of Charlotte Hubbard and look forward to reading her books in the future. I would recommend this book for all ages. It will also make a wonderful gift.
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In the process, customers again made Dell the world's leading supplier of computer systems. The company regained its position as the favourite computer company among U.S. consumers, and ranked No. 1 in all U.S. customer segments for the first time.
Dell's 28-percent year-over-year rise in overall product shipments compared with a 2-percent increase for the rest of the industry. Company server volumes were 24 percent higher, nearly five times the rate for the rest of the industry. Revenue from Dell enterprise products - servers, storage systems, network switches and workstations - was up a combined 27 percent.
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For the third quarter ended Nov. 1, total revenue was $9.1 billion, up 22 percent from last year in an industry where sales have otherwise been flat to down. Dell's earnings per share reached 21 cents, 31 percent higher. Company revenue and per-share earnings were consistent with increased guidance Dell provided Oct. 1. Dell has met or exceeded initial guidance to investors for seven consecutive quarters.
"The direction of customers toward standards-based computing is obvious," said Michael Dell, the company's chairman of the board and chief executive officer. "The reason is simple: customers get more flexibility, performance and reliability for their money with standards than from proprietary technology."
"Dell's obligation to customers is to innovate products and services that deliver great value, and our people are doing that with exceptional skill and efficiency."
Mr. Dell said fourth-quarter company shipments could increase 10 percent from the third quarter, or 23 percent from the year-ago period. Q4 revenue is expected to be up about 20 percent year-over-year, to nearly $9.7 billion. With anticipated further improvement in operating margins, the company expects fourth-quarter earnings per share of 23 cents, or 35 percent higher than last year.
In the third quarter, Dell again demonstrated solid balance between its long-time priorities of liquidity, profitability and growth. Operating expenses were 9.9 percent of revenue, equaling a company best. Cost reductions, an improved mix of products and services, and lower component costs contributed to an operating profit of $758 million, or 8.3 percent of revenue, up 39 percent from a year ago. That rate compares with 8.0 percent in the second quarter and 7.3 percent in the fiscal-2002 quarter, and was the company's highest in two years.
Dell generated $954 million in cash from operations in the quarter; total cash and investments totaled a record $9.1 billion at the end of the period.
PowerEdge Leads Trend Toward Supercomputing Clusters
Dell's third-quarter shipment growth outperformed industry averages in all product categories, including servers, as PowerEdge systems were chosen by customers for an expanding range of enterprise-class applications.
For example, deployment of standards-based Dell servers in supercomputing clusters running on the Windows or Linux operating systems, while relatively small, is increasing rapidly. Research by International Data Corp. showed the company was the leading provider of Linux-based server clusters during the first half of the year, with about 40 percent of the global market. This year alone, Dell has installed more than 200 clusters worldwide, nearly 90 percent of which replaced proprietary UNIX technology.
Sales of external storage systems increased 73 percent and continue on an annual run rate of more than $1 billion. Dell ranked second in a recent industry-analyst survey that asked corporate customers which suppliers they would consider for their storage-hardware purchases. During the quarter, Dell announced the Dell | EMC CX600, CX400 and CX200 storage systems, and said it would manufacture the entry-level CX200 product. In the first year of a partnership between the two companies, more than 1,500 customers purchased Dell | EMC storage systems.
Demand for related enterprise products and services grew strongly. Engagements by Dell Professional Services more than doubled year-over-year, as the company continued to expand its services capabilities. For instance, Dell's centers of expertise for storage-area networks help make it simpler for customers in every regional market to buy, deploy and operate such products.
Volumes of Dell Precision workstations increased 27 percent worldwide, 37 percent in the United States. Shipments of Inspiron and Latitude notebook computers were up 26 percent in the quarter, more than twice the rate of the rest of the industry.
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Shipments in four strategically important national markets - China, France, Germany and Japan - rose a combined 30 percent in the quarter, as Dell significantly outpaced the rest of the industry in every region.
Americas volumes were up 33 percent, higher still in Latin America, where shipments in Mexico more than doubled from one year ago. In the United States, shipments rose 33 percent; without Dell, volumes were up 2 percent. Systems sold to U.S. businesses grew 27 percent, while total shipments to government and education customers increased 26 percent, and those to consumers surged 51 percent.
Dell's 28-percent unit growth in Asia-Pacific and Japan was more than three times the rate of the rest of the industry. The competitive gap was similarly profound in servers: Dell volumes in the region rose 20 percent, versus an average 1 percent for others. Total company shipments were up 42 percent in China, and 35 percent in Japan.
Combined Dell shipments in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) increased 13 percent; the industry without Dell was up 5 percent. The company's regional server growth was three times that of the rest of the industry, led by a 60-percent surge in Germany. Computer systems sold to consumers and small businesses in EMEA were 28 percent higher.
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The Museums of Luang Prabang
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February 11th, 2009 – by: tomaszdunn
Up earlyish not as early as before and the entire group dropped off to the ethnology museum - a nice little museum A restored colonial goveren0ors house where our guide Mr K (as he refereed to him self gave us a little tour) . After that we walked into town and I sent off my postcards and went onto the web and proceeded to catch up on my blog entries. After an hour and abit I went into the Royal Palace Museum (Ho Kham) which aside from one big golden room - was rather unpalace like most likely looted in 1975 however the Prabang Buddha the statue the town is named after. Went to a little restaurant and has a not so traditional Laotian burger and chips - and a crazy man was trying to offer me cigarettes. After that I proceeded to go and have a bash and walking up to the Phu Si temple getting wonderful views - on the way back down saw plenty more Buddhas and a little cave shrine and I walked through what appeared to be a school for Buddhist monks (little ones). Had a bit more of a walk and waited for the others and filled out a students questionnaire and corrected it as well for her. Met up with the others had a buffet on the street corner (which caught up with me the next day), and back to the guest house.
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There's an eBay charity auction for a walk-on role in the horror thriller "The Crazies." This auction benefits Greenpeace!
The film is inspired by George Romero's 1974 cult classic, and it tells the story of a small Iowa town whose inhabitants are suddenly plagued by death and insanity. The culprit? A plane crash! The carrier lets loose a secret biological weapon into the town's water supply.
The winner of the auction will have the role of one of the infected town folks. Film will shoot in Iowa on April 17th.
You can check out the ebay page right here.
Current bid is at $1,780.55. Auction ends at 7 p.m. PST, April 9, TONIGHT!
It's for a good cause, it'll be fun to play an infected character, so go to their eBay page and bid!
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The great Ralph Fiennes is in talks to star as Hades in the new "Clash of the Titans" remake.
Meanwhile, another great actor, Liam Neeson, was set to play Zeus, but it's now iffy with the death of his lovely wife, Natasha Richardson.
"The Incredible Hulk's" Louis Leterrier is set to direct from a script by Lawrence Kasdan.
Meanwhile, there's a planned sequel to 2005's magical "Nanny McPhee" and Fiennes is set for an uncredited cameo. Hhhmmmm, it's all about magic in the world of Voldemort
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The Flash will be slashed by Freddy Krueger!
The actor who played the super hero in CW's "Smallville," Kyle Gallner, will be the the first male victim to be terrorized by Krueger in the upcoming remake, "A Nightmare on Elm Street."
Gallner will star as Quentin, and he'll face off with Jackie Earle Haley's Krueger!
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Observe and Report will be unjustly compared to Paul Blart: Mall Cop because both films feature main characters working as security guards in a mall. But the similarity ends there. Observe and Report is raw, edgy, and a far better film.
In Observe and Report, the mall cop is played by Seth Rogen (Zack and Miri Make a Porno, Pineapple Express). He stars as Ronnie Barnhardt, the head of security at the Forest Ridge Mall. Hes a man on a mission. Read More...
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I enjoyed Rob Zombie's vision of "Halloween," so any news regarding the sequel is a joy for me!
Our friends at shocktillyoudrop.com paid a visit to the set of "H2: Halloween 2" and spoke with Wayne Toth, special FX & make-up artist on both "Halloween" and "H2."
Toth revealed that Michael Myers will spend at least 70% of the film without the mask!
And there are different versions of the mask this time. Here's the excerpt of the article:
Myers, as played by Tyler Mane, will appear as the disheveled, bearded hulk we've seen in leaked set photos. "That's Michael's new look for a lot of the film. Fans will be shocked. They seem pretty responsive to it. But it's like anything else, as long as you're doing something cool, people get it."
The film is set roughly two years after Zombie's remake. Between films I'm told Myers has been living in the wild, exposed to the elements. A pic of Myers that was shown to me found him beneath a ragged hoodie, hair covering his dirtied face. He actually sorta resembles Zombie during his Hellbilly Deluxe days.
Toth assures us fans will see new interpretations of the Myers mask. "There are a couple different versions of the mask, but none of them are the same mask from the first film. He wanted to take them a step further, even though one of them is basically supposed to be the last mask. We've changed it anyway. Then towards the end of the film is the current version of the mask which is a lot different from any of them we've seen. People are going to be surprised when they see it. It's going to thrown the Myers fans for a loop."
To read the full interview, click here.
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Kya Dilli Kya Lahore Trailer (2014)
02 May 2014 Drama, History, War 95 mins
In 1948, a cross-fire erupts at an isolated stretch of Indo-Pak border, leaving only two soldiers alive. One is an Indian soldier of Pakistani origin while the other happens to be a Pakistani soldier of Indian origin. An ironic story of pride and survival begins when - in an attempt to evade danger, they bump into each other. And amidst continuous exchange of bullets, altercations and murkier situations, it evolves into a journey of human connection with an unforeseeable end.
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1Heat oven to 425°F. Lightly grease cookie sheet with shortening. In medium bowl, mix strawberries and 1/2 cup granulated sugar; set aside.
2To make shortcakes, in medium bowl, mix flour, 3 tablespoons granulated sugar, the baking powder and salt. Stir in milk and butter until soft dough forms. Onto cookie sheet, drop dough by 8 heaping tablespoonfuls. Bake 10 to 12 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from cookie sheet to cooling rack. Cool completely.
3In small microwavable bowl, microwave chocolate chips and shortening uncovered on Medium 1 to 2 minutes, stirring after 1 minute, until melted.
4In chilled medium bowl, beat whipping cream, powdered sugar and vanilla with electric mixer on high speed until soft peaks form.
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Watch Joggers Escape Unharmed When Out-of-Control Van Slams Into Deli
Talk about a close call.
Talk about a close call.
The first major picks of the 2013 NFL draft are in the books, and instead of a big-name quarterback or wide receiver, the Chiefs selected offensive tackle Eric Fisher out of Central Michigan with the No. 1 pick.
While John Mayer may be waiting on the world to change, he took some changes into his own hands on Wednesday, stopping on his way to the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival to help paint the home of a Louisiana Army veteran.
A good man is hard to find. As opposed to a man who robs a woman on their first date.
Police in Boynton Beach, Florida recently arrested Donald McGee after he stole a woman's car while on their first date.
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Hackers broke into the Associated Press Twitter account on Tuesday and posted a tweet claiming two explosions had rocked the White House, injuring the president.
Cameron Lyle may be an athlete, but he's also a hero.
Revis Island has long been stationed in the New York/New Jersey area, but it has decided to relocate to the south.
David Henneberry became an unlikely hero in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings. Now, the public can give him a big "thank you."
After the first games of the NBA playoffs wrapped up this weekend, it was pretty clear that the two top seeds deserve their places.
After an intense manhunt that began with the shooting of an MIT officer on Thursday night and caused lockdowns across Boston, Cambridge and Watertown on Friday, officials say Dzokhar Tsarnaev, the second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings, has been taken into police custody.
The second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has been captured. Dzokhar Tsarnaev was taken into police custody Friday night -- five days after the bombing that left three dead and left more than 100 injured, police said. The 19-year-old was apprehended after a manhunt that began Thursday night with the fatal shooting of an MIT officer and extended into the evening hours on Friday.


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Upside Down Pizza
Recipe adapted from an allrecipes.com recipe
Makes 6 Servings
1 pound 96/4 ground beef
½ cup onion, chopped
2 tsp minced garlic
2 cups jarred low-calorie spaghetti sauce
125 grams (a little over 1 cup) fresh mozzarella cheese, grated (divided)
½ cup grated Parmesan cheese, grated (divided)
1 (8 ounce) light crescent rolls
¼ tsp Italian seasoning
¼ tsp red pepper flakes
Salt to taste
1 egg white
Dried basil for garnish
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Heat oil in a large pan. Add garlic and stir constantly for 30 seconds. Add onions and continue stirring for 2-3 minutes until translucent. Add beef, Italian seasoning and red pepper flakes, and cook, stirring every few minutes, until beef is no longer pink, 6 – 8 minutes. Once done, add spaghetti sauce and stir. Add salt if desired. In a 9x13 inch baking dish, spread a layer of sauce. Top with half of the mozzarella and half of the parmesan cheese. Add remainder of sauce then remainder of cheeses. Top with crescent rolls, pinching seams together. Brush egg white on top. Bake for 25 minutes, or until the top is brown. Sprinkle with dried basil as garnish.
Full pan cut and ready to eat - 6 servings
Nutritional Information: 367 calories, 24 carbs, 18 fat grams and 29 protein grams.
Nutritional Information: 367 calories, 24 carbs, 18 fat grams and 29 protein grams.
Review: We loved it! I was a little worried about crescent on top and truth be told I probably could have closed the seams better, but I was ready to stick it in the oven and try it! The sauce mix with the layered cheeses was really good - almost tasted like a parmesany spaghetti. And the breaded top added a lot to it - the crescents really baked up when on top, whereas i'm sure if they were on bottom it would have been much less doughy. We really liked it and wouldn't change it a bit - i'm glad I added the red pepper flakes and seasonings - the extra heat made it even more appealing!


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I am a very hard worker who is extremely committed to getting results!
Billie Barrie, ON, Canada
A successful freelancer.
I have had many retail jobs which has enriched my customer service experience. I enjoy price matching and creating budgets. I hope to use my skills ...
CAROL Barrie, ON, Canada
a positive asset to your team
I am an excellent communicator and put my all into everything I do. I am positive and optimistic and enjoy helping people.
Josh Barrie, ON, Canada
Brand Ambassador and Music Producer-Composer
I have a degree in classical composition and over 7 years experience producing audio for corporate. I also have over 3 years of experiential marketi...