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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Starred by Seiko Fujimura (see cast), this film directed by Kôtarô Wajima was premiered in TV or cinema in 2014. The movie "Kinki" comes from Japan. You can watch Kinki online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Japanese at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 10 users./
Runtime: 73 minutes
Seiko Fujimura, Hayate Matsuzaki, Ryû Morioka, Shirô Sano, Kiki Sugino, Taiga, Hiroyuki Takashima, Sarara Tsukifune, Takeshi Yamamoto and Kenji Yamauchi.
73-minute film (full movie) directed by Kôtarô Wajima.
The original audio of Kinki has dialogues in or Japanese, it was produced in Japan.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Kôtarô Wajima.
Kôichi Furuya.
Kôsuke Ono, Kiki Sugino, Yukihiko Yamaguchi, Itaru Fujimoto and Hirofumi Shigemura.
This film was produced and / or financed by Klockworx Co., The, King Record Co. and Wa Entertainment.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Kinki has a duration of 73 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Japanese in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
See the page of this full movie, Kinki in FULLTV Movies.


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It astonishes me that even after over four years of content the GBA still doesn't have a truly amazing football experience for portable gamers. We would love to tell you that has all changed with Atari's Backyard Football 2006, but that just isn't the case. Backyard manages to look amazing, seem inviting, offer tons of great options and then completely blow it on the gameplay. Read on to see a perfect example of how good and bad control can decide the fate of an otherwise attractive portable package.
Backyard Football begins with tons of potential, especially when looking at the strong presentation it offers for portable football fans. Backyard is geared towards kids, that is obvious, but it also offers the simplicity necessary for a great portable sports title. There are tons of play modes available for all skill levels and types of gameplay. Pickup games are great for quick-play, practice mode is perfect for new players, and the season mode is shockingly deep. Create-A-Player is also included as part of the season mode, and while it is as basic as a few stats, a nickname, hair style and body type it is exactly where it should be for a younger crowd. For those that want to go deeper into the world of football, however, the season mode offers a full playbook editing screen for tweaking every play in the game, as well as full roster management for your handpicked team which can be based on any of the 32 NFL teams or 19 exclusive backyard teams. The game is extremely attractive at first glance, and the presentation elements are well integrated.
While presentation may be the "good," gameplay is most certainly both the bad and the ugly of Backyard Football. The in-game play can best be described as Tecmo Bowl with terrible control, slow game-flow, and an overall clunky feel. When the ball is snapped, pass icons appear for all available receivers. Unfortunately, quarterbacks have terrible aim and power, often tossing the ball nowhere near the intended receiver or extremely short for an incomplete pass. The controls are mapped to all the wrong buttons, having a virtually useless switch character function on the L button, and turbo on the R button. When tackling on defense, the player seems to simply fall on top of the ball carrier rather than actually wrapping him up. Switching players is also very flawed, as it doesn't switch to the player closest to the ball. When swapping control for another teammate you literally have no clue as to who you will become, thus killing any strategy possible. At the same time, it doesn't really matter that the character swapping is less than intuitive since each team member looks exactly the same on the screen. Even if a character is made with crazy hair and a massive build they will look exactly like everyone else on the squad. The only indication for specific players comes with small on-screen portraits that show up, though they look nothing like the actual pros they represent and thus are as useless for quick reference.
Aside from below-average gameplay, Backyard Football has everything going for it. Graphically the game can hold its own, especially when being compared to other games for its age demographic. The sound production is also fairly decent, offering recorded VO and average but passable sound effects. The game has a great personality as well, having hilarious scripts for the chubby little Madden kid. There is nothing better than hearing the little porker exclaim that "Today's game is brought to you by the fine folks at Big Boys Underpants, now with extra elastic!" In all honesty, I would rather hear this little guy every Sunday over Madden himself, and that is exactly what this game is going for; entertaining portable football. The only problem is that entertainment has to be found off the field, making the game virtually useless.
It is a shame to see a game with such promise fail because of weak gameplay, but that is exactly what has happened with Backyard Football 2006. This is the second Backyard Football game for the GBA, and it is virtually the same as the previous title in both its strengths and weaknesses. There is a multiplayer mode available which helps the replay value, but it virtually useless since it just takes too much work to try and enjoy the exceedingly flawed gameplay. If this series makes the leap to DS it has a great chance to start over, and hopefully it will take that chance to improve on gameplay. Backyard Football literally has every section of presentation taken care of, but can&#Array;t be recommended to anybody because of the seriously lacking and amazingly insulting gameplay. If a strong football experience is a must on the GBA, Madden 2003 still holds the crown. Even with great presentation and an entertaining style all its own, Backyard Football 2006 simply doesn&#Array;t make the cut.


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Lyrics Depot is your source of lyrics to Satin sheets by Shawn Colvin. Please check back for more Shawn Colvin lyrics.
Satin sheets Lyrics
Artist: Shawn Colvin
Album: Cover Girl
I wish I was a millionare
I'd play rock music and grow long hair
Tell you boys
I'd buy a newRolls-Royce
Pretty people come to me
I'd give 'em all the third degree
I'd give 'em satin sheets
And keep 'em off the streets.....
Hallaleulah - What's it to ya'?
Praise the Lord and pass the mescaline
Praise Jehovah
And He'll come over
As soon as you see me
boogie-woogie across the silver screen.....
I hang 'em high I hang 'em low
I put 'em on the ceilings wherever I go
And they swing all the night
From the rafter light
Hallaleulah - I'm gonna sock it to ya
You got your coffee, me, I've got my spanish tea
Praise Jehovah - Maybe He'll come over
As soon as you see me playin' my calliope
I wish I was a millionare
I'd play rock music and grow long hair
Tell you boys - I'd buy a new Rolls-Royce
Tell you boys - I'd buy a new Rolls-Royce
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Shawn Colvin Cover Girl Lyrics
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3.6 Discrete-Time Models of Systems with Delay
ToDiscreteTime can also find the discrete-time approximation of analog state-space systems of the form
which corresponds to systems with time delay . The systems can be represented as conventional StateSpace objects with a Delay option added. The conversion implements the modified -transform algorithm described in Franklin et al. (1990), Section 2.4.4.
Currently, ToDiscreteTime is the only function that takes the Delay option into consideration and, even more restrictively, it handles the only case of numerical values of the ratio , where is the sampling period. Negative delay is equivalent to prediction of the system's behavior and can be used as long as the delay is not longer than the sampling period.
Option in StateSpace to introduce a delay in control.
Here is a simple state-space system with delay of .
This is its discrete-time approximation when the delay equals the sampling period.
If the delay increases, then so does the dimension of the state space.
This is an example of the transformation of a system with a negative delay.


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Committee of US House of Representatives passes bill to directly arm Kurds
The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee approved a law permitting sending arms and other supplies directly to Kurdish Peshmerga troops operating in northern Iraq.
|At present any deliveries of weapons and supplies must be routed through the central government in Baghdad. Representative Ed Royce, a California Republican, accused the Baghdad central government of routinely delaying delivery of arms to the Kurdish peshmerga forces: "This legislation cuts through the bureaucratic tape to get arms, training and medicine directly to Kurdish forces."
"The mechanism by which that works is there is customs approval by the Iraqi government ... but there's no delay. A large number of arms and other kinds of equipment have reached the Iraqi Kurds from us and, I think I should say, by 12 other countries."Carter did admit arms to be sent to Sunni forces battling the Islamic State move "much more slowly, frustratingly through the Iraqi government." Note the shipments to the Kurds do not go directly to Kurdistan but first must go through customs at Baghdad. There have been delays at that stage. For example, a Canadian transport plane was held in Baghdad for several days and eventually sent back to Kuwait. It had a shipment of arms and equipment for the Kurds.


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Results of the fifteenth annual Old Mutual Trophy Wine Show were announced earlier today. Total wines judged were 1067 (2015: 1082) and there were 35 golds, 113 silver medals and 509 bronze medals. Top performers as follows:
Old Mutual Trophy for Most Successful Producer Overall
Delaire Graff Estate
American Express Trophy for Best Cabernet Sauvignon, Old Mutual Trophy for Best Red Wine Overall
Delaire Graff Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2013
Grande Roche Trophy for Best White Blend, Old Mutual Trophy for Best White Wine Overall
Tokara Director's Reserve 2014
Harold Eedes Trophy for Best Chenin Blanc, Old Mutual International Judges' Trophy, Old Mutual Trophy for Discovery of the Show (Best Value Gold Medallist)
Secret Cellar No. 235 2015 (Ultra Liquors)
Miele Trophy for Best Chardonnay
Rustenberg Five Soldiers 2013
Nestlé Pure Life Trophy for Best Sauvignon Blanc
Nederburg The Young Airhawk Wooded 2015
Riedel Trophy for Best Bordeaux-Style Red Blend
Gabriëlskloof The Blend 2013
Tony Mossop Trophy for Best Cape Port
KWV Classic Collection Cape Tawny NV
Trophy for Best Semillon
Franschhoek Vineyards 2014 (Franschhoek Cellar)
Trophy for Best Cabernet Franc
Vrede en Lust Artisan 2014
Trophy for Best Shiraz
Stellar Organics No Sulphur Added 2015
Best Shiraz Blend, winner of the Trophy for Best Non-Bordeaux Red Blend
Zonnebloem Shiraz Mourvèdre Viognier 2014
Trophy for Best Pinotage
Brampton 2014
Trophy for Best Merlot
Groote Post 2014
Trophy for Best Unfortified Dessert Wine
Nederburg Private Bin Eminence Noble Late Harvest Muscadel 2012
Trophy for Best Fortified Dessert Wine
Landzicht Wit Muskadel 2015
Trophy for Best Museum Class Unfortified Dessert Wine and Trophy for Best Museum Class Wine Overall
Neethlingshof Short Story Collection Maria Noble Late Harvest 2009
Trophy for Best Museum Class Sauvignon Blanc
KWV Cathedral Cellar 2010
Trophy for Best Museum Class White Blend
Vergelegen G.V.B. 2012
Trophy for Best Museum Class Chardonnay
KWV The Mentors Chardonnay 2011
Trophy for Best Museum Class Chenin Blanc
Bosman Optenhorst 2011
Trophy for Best Museum Class Cape Port
KWV Limited Release Port 1948
Also Gold Medal Winners
De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve 2013 (Port)
Delaire Graff Chenin Blanc Swartland Reserve 2014
Delaire Graff Coastal Cuvée Sauvignon Blanc 2015
Diemersfontein Carpe Diem Chenin Blanc Reserve 2015
Koelenbosch Houtverouderd Chenin Blanc 2014 (Koelenhof Winery)
Lanzerac Mrs. English Chardonnay 2011 (Museum Class)
Nederburg Private Bin Edelkeur Chenin Blanc Noble Late Harvest 2005 (Museum Class)
Neil Ellis Groenekloof Shiraz 2014
Neil Ellis Woolworths Elgin Sauvignon Blanc 2015
Perdeberg Winery The Dry Land Collection Chenin Blanc 2014
Rijk's Reserve Chenin Blanc 2011
Stellenrust Sauvignon Blanc 2006 (Museum Class)
Tokara Reserve Collection Stellenbosch Syrah 2012
Vondeling Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
See full results here.
Tagged Old Mutual Trophy Wine Show
Interesting and varying results, this year, in certain categories. I look forward to sampling some of the trophy winning wines at the KZN Roadshow in particular Susan Erasmus' 2014 Artisan Cabernet Franc. Congratulations, too, to all the other accomplished female winemakers who have been accoladed.
Perdeberg Chenin always over delivers
Year in year out the results from this show are so dissapointing but 2016 takes the cake as the worst.
Incredible how Rustenburg Five Soldiers has made the Chardonnay Trophy their own. Well deserved to all the trophy and gold winners
Amazing set of results! Especially for Brampton, remarkable.


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Review for Prospect Foreign Car Center
Melinda B. on 03/05/2013
Melinda said they were very persistent to find the problem and fix it. She said she wished they would fix the parking problem because it's difficult to park.
Vehicle: Mazda 626
Category: Service
Service Date: 02/21/2013
Review Created: 03/05/2013
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.


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Archive for September, 2011
International spotlight on dinosaur footprints
Palaeontologists from Canada and the United States have arrived to examine dinosaur footprints near the site of a proposed Kimberley gas plant.
Cousins responds to editorial in the Australian
Last week saw a series of articles in the Australian about the gas hub, including an inflammatory editorial titled 'Kimberley racism points to development tensions'.
Geoff Cousins is one of those who responded, arguing "None of us, and there are many, has ever put the argument that this project should be completely abandoned and benefits that might flow from it taken away, from anyone. All have said that the chosen location is the wrong site and that it is possible to develop this resource in an environmentally sensitive and economically rational way."
Read the Australian editorial »»
Read the Geoff Cousins response »»
Gladstone Harbour fishing ban set to widen
A FISHING ban enforced in Queensland's Gladstone Harbour appears likely to extend to cover waters within a 100km radius of the city a source has told Fishing World.
It has been reported that a contaminants plume is now visible from the air over Gladstone, the origins of which are believed to be dredging works underway for construction of a liquefied natural gas plant in the harbour.
Since initial reports of widespread dying barramundi and other species which led to fishing closures in the harbour and surrounding waters, (earlier report here) Fisho has been told of incidents of Spanish mackerel and reef fish outside the harbour also being affected by contaminants… For full article »
Woodside reconsidering WA gas plant: report
ABC News
A report by investment bank Merrill Lynch says Woodside's enthusiasm is waning for a gas processing plant on Western Australia's Kimberley Coast.
Merrill lists Browse LPG options for Woodside
The Australian
Andrew Burrell
WOODSIDE Petroleum has been urged to consider lower risk options for developing its contentious Browse gas project, including using a floating liquefied natural gas plant, as speculation mounts it may be forced to abandon its preferred remote Kimberley site.
Analysis by investment bank Merrill Lynch yesterday showed that Woodside could develop Browse in several other ways without sacrificing returns.
New chief executive Peter Coleman is believed to have ordered a thorough review of Woodside's options for Browse after conflict within its joint venture and opposition from environmental groups over the James Price Point location… Click here for full article »
Mining not as important as we think
A report released by econmic think tank The Australia Institute last week, argues that mining does not contribute as much to the economy as many Australians may believe.
Click here to read the report in full
"…Australians believe the mining industry employs 16 per cent of the workforce, whereas figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the actual figure is 1.9 per cent."
"The survey also found that Australians believe mining accounts for 35 per cent of national economic activity, but ABS data showed the industry accounted for only 9.2 per cent of gross domestic product…" Click here for full article in The Australian
Other news coverage:
ABC News »»
Sydney Morning Herald »»
The World Today (listen or read) »


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Year of inscription on the World Heritage List 1987
Criteria (iv)
Year(s) of inscription on the List of World Heritage in Danger 1988-2004
Previous Committee Decisions see page http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/433/documents/
International Assistance
Requests approved: 0
(from 1988-1988)
Total amount approved: USD 57,000
For details, see page http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/433/assistance/
UNESCO Extra-budgetary Funds
Total amount provided to the property: 25,000 USD (private funding)
Previous monitoring missions
2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003: World Heritage Centre expert missions; December 2009: World Heritage Centre/ICOMOS/ICCROM reactive monitoring mission
Factors affecting the property identified in previous reports
Illustrative material see page http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/433/
Conservation issues presented to the World Heritage Committee in 2014
On 31 January 2014, the State Party submitted a report which provides information concerning the souq rehabilitation as well as the progress made in the implementation of the management plan and conservation measures, including a "Heritage Management Plan for the al-Aqar settlement" within the World Heritage property. An executive summary of the report is available at: http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/433/documents/. The finalized management plan was not submitted to the World Heritage Centre, nor was a minor boundary modification aimed at enlarging the buffer zone.
The State Party's report provides details on the strategy and methodology adopted for the rehabilitation of the souq, and notably on the launching of the project entitled "Rehabilitating and Refurbishing the Old Souq at Bahla: From Study to Reinstatement". The report also presents the results of the excavations at the souq, as requested by ICOMOS. It additionally provides information on the mechanism put in place to monitor the aging characteristics of various brick types, and on training activities to develop local masonry and brick production.
The State Party indicates that it has undertaken a morphological analysis of the state of conservation of the areas surrounding Bahla Fort and a study of structures and public spaces, taking into account the wider framework of the property. This analysis led to the adoption of a series of actions to improve the management of the property and its environment, as well as the creation of infrastructure for the development of the property and its surrounding territory; these actions promote the inclusion of local communities at all levels of development. The report states that the Ministry of Culture has collaborated with the Ministry of Housing to clarify the boundaries of the property. Concerning the management plan, the report also states that the State Party has adopted a phased approach to its preparation by defining some priorities to ensure the sustainable management of the property involving the local community and based on a system of public-private partnership. Furthermore, it is suggested that a priority action in the management plan should be foreseen to define a comprehensive legislation for the protection of heritage.
Analysis and Conclusions of the World Heritage Centre, ICOMOS and ICCROM
The State Party has made progress in the management and conservation of the property, notably the excavation and conservation works at the old souq, the launching of the project entitled "Rehabilitating and Refurbishing the Old Souq at Bahla: From Study to Reinstatement", the "Heritage Management Plan for the al-Aqar settlement" within the World Heritage property, and the monitoring of the aging characteristics of the different brick types.
However, two key requests of the World Heritage Committee have not yet been addressed: the submission of a minor boundary modification request to enlarge the buffer zone; and the submission of the finalized version of the management plan for the entire property. The legal framework that will support the implementation of this management plan is being developed; this should be a priority.
It is recommended that the World Heritage Committee request the State Party to respond to these two important requests regarding a boundary modification, the management plan and its legal framework, as well as updated information on the system put in place to monitor the aging characteristics of the different brick types.
Decision Adopted: 38 COM 7B.4
The World Heritage Committee,


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Policy paper
Cycling and walking investment strategy: setting the scene
- From:
- Department for Transport
- Part of:
- Cycling, Transport emissions, and Local transport
- Published:
- 17 December 2015
Sets out the process and timescales for development the first cycling and walking investment strategy.
Setting the first cycling and walking investment strategy
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Under the Infrastructure Act 2015, the government is required to set a cycling and walking investment strategy (CWIS) for England. This document outlines the timetable and approach for developing the first CWIS in 2016.
The CWIS will set out a long-term vision for walking and cycling to 2040. At the heart of the development of the CWIS is a desire for walking and cycling to become the norm for short journey or as part of a longer journey. This vision will be progressed through a series of shorter term, 5 year strategies. There are a number of objectives that will support the long-term ambition, with specific funded actions to be set out on achieving these objectives.
This document outlines the timetable and approach for developing the first CWIS in 2016. A draft of the first CWIS was published for consultation on 27 March 2016.
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I snapped this picture while on the tube today of a beautiful serif typeface used on the cover of the Financial Times Weekend magazine. Any ideas what it could be?
Thanks in advance.
Some version of Didot
Some version of Didot compressed? Note the extreme thick & thin contrast and hairline squared serifs. But I don't recognize this version offhand. Perhaps proprietary.
Fairly close is Typofonderie's AmbroiseStdFirminLight:
Some Didots, like this Ambroise and one from Canada Type have ball terminals similar to your image, while other Didots have a gradual flow into the hairline stroke.
Torino or Industrial 736,
I should have recalled this
I should have recalled this one.
Somebody with more time than prudence could do a digital swash version to match the creation by Photo Display, which seems to date from the 1970s. Nebillo's creation with a disco beat :)
Jason Walcott digitized the
Jason Walcott digitized the swashes though.
Impressive! Must have been a
Must have been a real challenge to create a workable system for character spacing & kerning.
Hope he gets some sales.


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John Medeski
World Cafe Live Philadelphia
3025 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA, 19104
Doors 6:30 PM / Show 8:00 PM
This event is all ages
Watch & Listen
"Solo concerts allow me to go deeper, to enter an inner universe, and bring some people along for the ride," says keyboardist John Medeski. "You can work with sound and rhythm in a different way than in a band setting. It allows for a much more intimate experience."
The celebrated musician, whose work with the trailblazing instrumental trio Medeski Martin & Wood (MMW) and countless other collaborators have set a standard for soulful improvisation, has been preparing a new solo piano album that he says will kick off a series of such recordings, and is planning a suite of solo performances.
These creative excursions will no doubt elicit more praise like that bestowed by Chicago Tribune arts critic Howard Reich, who wrote of the 2005 Chicago Jazz Festival: "The revelation of the show came early, when pianist John Medeski … played a stunningly original solo set, establishing the virtuosity of his technique, the alacrity of his imagination and the depth of his knowledge of jazz history."
Medeski has galvanized audiences in the U.S., Mexico, Japan and elsewhere with such solo performances, which he describes as "jazz, in the sense that stuff is left open for the moment," but which reflect his classical training and passion for pop as much as his adoration of Monk and other jazz icons. These shows share one essential characteristic: "It's just a piano in a room," Medeski says. "Musically, it can go anywhere."
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Yeah he's pretty fundamentally opposed to the idea of improvisation. In that his whole thing was about using random processes to step outside of yourself, and saw improvisation as the perfect example of the opposite of this, just people regurgitating licks, absolutely limited by their experience as performers.
I can see where he's coming from, but it's definitely a misinformed position to take, or rather, a really good example of a composer's opinion about improvisation.
I have definitely played things beyond myself in improvisation (not specifically physically, but including that too), and I don't believe that to be unusual among improvisers.
Some interesting points above. While I very much appreciate the "virtuoso" improvisation of say, Miles Davis, I certainly subscribe to the view that it is not the only type that has meaning, for an individual performing or the audience listening.
To give some personal frames of reference (in no particular order):
king crimson
improvised music from japan
Just 'meaningful'. Standard dictionary meaning will suffice.
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hehslippery slope @carvingcode
i can't force you to qualify your statement . and doubt that this is your intention but your assesment is beginning to come across, tonally, like the folks who label whole genres or methods of play as mere diversion (having no value)
I hadn't heard of him - just watched/listened to a few things. I really like this:
Sure. But I read the OP's post as desiring some sort of starting place for his beginning to understand and apply improvisation into his music.
That's why I suggested listening to a lot of Miles Davis. Not because jazz is the only genre where musical improv is present. His genius at improv is evident in many of his slower ballads and can be some of the most approachable to the novice listener.
Certainly, many approaches to learning improv begin with the 'just do it' phase - taking a scale and riffing on the scale, then chord progressions, etc. More often than not, they also include analysis and study beyond the purpose of improv.
I do understand (and lament) the somewhat overwhelming influence that the availability of various boxes that one simply plugs in and starts pressing buttons to 'make music' has had on the scene. Many here may only have experience with music making boxes. Your experience is limited because of it. Seriously, every musical instrument ever created is still available to be learned and played. Yet so many limit themselves to only the instruments they feel are 'not old'.
While on the one hand these boxes have allowed more people to feel like they are making music, I still am on the outside of the thinking that it's advanced music in any 'meaningful' way. Example: Give any small child a brightly colored toy piano or xylophone and they will bang away at it. Is that improv? Did anything 'meaningful' get produced that will be remembered and appreciated? Maybe, but probably in the same rare chance that an adult with no experience, background, or understanding of musical frameworks can with one of the magical music boxes available.
Sorry to the OP for the divergence.
Yeah; I figured on an answer like that. There's 'meaning' in any music if either someone in the audience OR the people playing it find it. Other than that, it's 100% arbitrary. The idea that improv is some dark art only capable of being conjured by a small group of elite masters is specious. It's fun to "just play", or shout out a key and go wild, or sometimes to just make some good bone-rattling loud noises.
Jazzbo snobbery is a tiny corner of improv. It's an interesting corner, with a rich tradition, and, hell, I like Keith Jarrett. I just don't see any need to try and play like him; he does an awesome job without my help.
Anti-tradition, insult-wrapped-in-nickname, and the 'anything goes' chestnut (holiday reference intended). Typical. Who's the snob?
now now gents
we are passionate about our perspective in music, and rightly so...been barbs thrown both ways but let's try to avoid lashing out again
a difference of opinion doesn't have to lead to this
Probably the guy saying the thing the other guy doesn't like. Calm down, duder. It's just tunes.
btw i appreciate the detailed response and will prod you about certain points you've made once i mull it over
You obviously both have quite different views on this topic, as I'm sure everyone who has contributed to this thread so far does. That's one of the reasons I started the thread because I am genuinely interested in the thoughts of fellow lines members.
I do feel however that you are both getting into a personal "you're wrong, I'm right" type scenario which, in my experience, nobody gains anything from.
Sorry about that. I'm not arguing for a single opinion here. Just got sidetracked by the troll.
Not especially, but I was a bit vague! I use improvisation in my personal music quite a lot. I'm not a composer. I haven't improvised much with others though.
I play bass guitar and modular synths.
I'm not 100% sure which boxes you are talking about here but I do think the democratisation of music technology over the last 20-30 years has been a great thing and has allowed many people who would not have otherwise had the opportunity to improvise music/sounds/noises they enjoy the chance to do so. And, for me that's the key. If I enjoy the music I end up with that's enough
When I was still in my early 20s, there was a group of dancers in the modern dance program at Washington University that I fell in with. I was playing percussion during the contact improv (an improvisational dance form, I'll dig up a video in a bit) sessions this crowd had begun to organize in their free time. We were hanging out on the outdoor patio of a bar, having some beers.
The conversation was about one of their choreography classes and it was spinning the drain of the topic of lack of inspiration for class, and the overly critical nature of their instructor. Although a couple of folks in the group were very old friends of mine, most had only recently met me or were meeting me for the first time at the bar. I was getting bored with the conversation. I was attracted to this group for their creative vivacity, and I was insanely jealous that they had the means to produce an arts education while I was already well into the working world after dropping out of college myself. I couldn't bear to hear how unenjoyable the experience was for them, especially given the beauty and grace I'd seen these same people pull out of thin air while improvising. But the topic was a choreography class, very much in the mold of longtime Cage collaborator Merce Cunningham.
After a while, I just couldn't take this conversation any longer. I was sitting on the ground, next to a rain drain, and a bit of garbage had collected near the spot where I was sitting. There was a metal Band-Aid box, and a bit of gravel. I improvised a shaker with this humble material and started shaking out a syncopated rhythm. My buddy Todd was a bit of a drummer himself, and he added the "clave" part with a stick and an empty beer bottle. Within moments the whole group was clapping and singing and we had ourselves a little on-the-spot drum circle in spite of the fact that none of us had a drum to speak of at the moment.
The mood of the group went from morose to elated. Maybe we had just finally drank enough beer to lighten up. Or maybe it was the rhythm I shook out on a Band-Aid box. I used the opportunity to introduce myself to a few of the people in the group that hadn't met me yet. Then I took a risk and said "this is what you need more of in your compositions, you need to open yourself up to chance."
It took a few more years for me to get familiar enough with Cage and his influence on this school's dance program to comprehend that I was giving contrary advice. That my "random" was quite different from a composer's "random", and especially different from the composer's random. He was looking for some cosmic order in the randomness, a divine chance that really left nothing to chance. I was looking for the rhythm that was already innate in all of us. I was tapping into the biological metronome of our central pattern generators.
I don't know if my little speech helped folks with their choreography class. Some folks seemed to think it would. I was young and selfish and it was more important to me that day that I had saved our evening of beer drinking from descending into a depressing bout of grousing never to return.
There was nothing about that moment that could have been practiced or rehearsed. Nobody ever taught me how to shake a Band-Aid box.
This is one of the first times on the lines forum I've ever seen anybody try to make it personal in a demeaning way. Please try not to do that.
How to react to somebody else in an improvised situation:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes,_and...
Oh, I'd agree with that. What I'll say, and then shut up about, is that the idea that somehow "having experience with only music making boxes" or somehow not playing a 'traditional' instrument is somehow limiting is absolutely hilarious and insulting at the same time. Making music is one of the few corners remaining in the human experience where we can actually be free of rules, if we choose to be. I play in a given scale and key all the time because it sounds pleasing to me to do so; but if someone decides, ala David Fair that you can 'master the guitar in a day' by throwing out any notion of tuning, or chords, or scales, then that's just fine.
Really, what I object to isn't the idea that discipline can create great music, because it can. But it can also create incredibly boring music. The idea that there's a formula and study that will make for 'meaningful' improv is antithetical to the notion of improv. The idea that improv have meaning beyond 'let's make some sounds' is a kind of stricture that makes no sense.
I'm not against trying to make improv 'go somewhere'; but only if that's what you want out of improv. Leave some of the rules at the door, however, and you're giving it more of a chance to go somewhere interesting. Whether or not that has 'meaning' shouldn't matter one whit.
(Oops, quoted the wrong Fair. Fixed.)
This is powerful...why i love music in general and improvisation in particular
Improv is such a valuable skill in life, not just in music. There's something interesting about the prevalence of comedy in improvisational circles...
Here are some great books on the subject, several of which I learned about right here on the lines forum.


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A quick learner from Orlando, FL says:
April 22, 2015
Upon research it may be called a "vent latch", but unsure if this is the name. I have old aluminum awning window and as you crank it opens, and shuts but you can still push the window and it opens a little. Upon taking a picture it appears that the side that doesn't latch to be closed is broken. The picture attached on the left shows the ivory colored piece as unbroken and the one on the right shows as broken. Can you please advise as to what this piece is called. Thank you
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Thanks for posting! I don't believe this is a vent lock, know. It looks like our 36-015 Arm Window Hook. Is that a match?


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Don't know if I really buy this, BUT, I will put it out. Let me get an overall opinion.
Very good information!
>> When I had my gangrene gallbladder taken out and spent 10 days in the
> hospital
>> for what should have been an overnight stay, the insurance company
> kicked me
>> out. I had home nurse visits for two weeks and was asked if I had guns
> in the
>> house. I responded that if I did, I would not tell them. So the below
> has some
>> merit.
>> FYI, I am passing this along...there are comments from two other people
> I have
>> also been asked if we keep guns in the house. The nurse just kind of
> slipped it in
>> along with all the other regular questions. I told her I refused to
> answer because
>> it was against the law to ask.
>> Everyone, whether you have guns or not, should give a neutral answer so
> they
>> have no idea who does and who doesn't. My doctor asked me if I had guns in
>> my house and also if any were loaded. I, of course, answered yes to both
>> questions. Then he asked why I kept a loaded gun close to my bed. I
>> answered that my son, who is a certified gun instructor and also works for
>> Homeland Security, advised me that an unloaded, locked up gun is no
>> protection against criminal attack.
>> The Government now requires these questions be asked of people on Medicare,
>> and probably everyone else. Just passing this along for your
> information. I
>> had to visit a doctor other than my regular doctor when my doctor was on
>> vacation. One of the questions on the form I had to fill out was, Do
> you have
>> any guns in your house?? My answer was None of your damn business!! So
>> it is out there! It is either an insurance issue or government
> intervention.
>> Either way, it is out there, and the second the government gets into your
>> medical records (as they want to under Obama care), it will become a major
>> issue and will ultimately result in lock and load!! Please pass this on
> to all
>> the other retired guys and gun owners...
>> Thanks, from a Vietnam Vet and retired Police Officer.
>> I had a doctor€™s appointment at the local VA clinic yesterday and
> found out
>> something very interesting that I would like to pass along.
>> While going through triage before seeing the doctor, I was asked at the end
>> of the exam, three questions: 1. Did I feel stressed? 2. Did I feel
> threatened?
>> 3. Did I feel like doing harm to someone? The nurse then informed me, that
>> if I had answered yes to any of the questions, I would have lost my
> concealed
>> carry permit as it would have gone into my medical records, and the VA
>> would have reported it to Homeland Security.
>> Looks like they are going after the vets first. Other gun people like
> retired
>> law enforcement will probably be next. Then when they go after the
>> civilians, what argument will they have?
>> Be forewarned and be aware. The Obama administration has gone on record
>> as considering veterans and gun owners potential terrorists. Whether
> you are
>> a gun owner, veteran, or not, YOU"VE BEEN WARNED!
>> If you know veterans and gun owners, please pass this on to them. Be very
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Hello, Oly. Nice to chat with you again.
The three quotes in your OP statement have been circulated in bogus emails showing up since 2009 and early 2012. Scopes.com has declared all three are false.
It is always a good idea to check unsolicited and unsigned emails on the scopes.com web site.
I hope you are having a great day, Oly.
He doesn't care. I have pointed that out numerous times and he really doesn't care.
People just like to find information that supports their existing opinions, in general.
Happens on all sides.
I know, UW. I know. My post was really intended for readers who do care about knowing the truth.
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I guess it goes without saying, but I'll say it anyway.
I really enjoyed The HULK.
Picture of the day.
The following list is someone's idea of the top 100 Movies of all time.
Perhaps it's The American Film Institute's.
Perhaps it's Blockbuster's.
I have no idea.
The point is I'm going to go through the list and make the ones I've seen stand out.
That is to say all the ones I've seen all the way through in one sitting.
Many I won't highlight I've seen.. just not all at once.
1 Godfather, The (1972)
2 Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)
3 Godfather: Part II, The (1974)
4 Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The (2001)
5 Schindler's List (1993)
6 Citizen Kane (1941)
7 Casablanca (1942)
8 Seven Samurai (1954)
9 Star Wars (1977)
10 Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)
11 Memento (2000)
12 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)
13 Rear Window (1954)
14 Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, The (2002)
15 Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
16 Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
17 Usual Suspects, The (1995)
18 Amelie (2001)
19 Pulp Fiction (1994)
20 Psycho (1960)
21 North by Northwest (1959)
22 Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)
23 12 Angry Men (1957)
24 Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
25 It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
26 The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966)
27 Goodfellas (1990)
28 American Beauty (1999)
29 Vertigo (1958)
30 Pianist, The (2002)
31 Sunset Blvd. (1950)
32 Apocalypse Now (1979)
33 Some Like It Hot (1959)
34 Matrix, The (1999)
35 To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
36 Taxi Driver (1976)
37 Third Man, The (1949)
38 Paths of Glory (1957)
39 Fight Club (1999)
40 Boot, Das (1981)
41 L.A. Confidential (1997)
42 Double Indemnity (1944)
43 Chinatown (1974)
44 Requiem for a Dream (2000)
45 Maltese Falcon, The (1941)
46 Singin' in the Rain (1952)
47 Bridge on the River Kwai, The (1957)
48 Sen to Chihiro no kamikakushi (2001)
49 Saving Private Ryan (1998)
50 All About Eve (1950)
52 Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
53 Raging Bull (1980)
54 Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
55 Se7en (1995)
56 Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000)
57 Wizard of Oz, The (1939)
58 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
59 Vita e bella, La (1997)
60 American History X (1998)
61 Sting, The (1973)
62 Touch of Evil(1958)
63 Manchurian Candidate, The (1962)
64 Alien (1979)
65 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)
66 Rashemon (1950)
67 Leon (1994)
68 Annie Hall (1977)
69 Great Escape, The (1963)
70 Clockwork Orange, A (1971)
71 Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The (1948)
72 Reservoir Dogs (1992)
73 Sixth Sense, The (1999)
74 Jaws (1975)
75 Amadeus (1984)
76 On the Waterfront (1954)
77 Ran (1985)
78 Braveheart
79 High Noon (1952)
80 Fargo (1996)
81 Blade Runner (1982)
82 Apartment, The (1960)
83 Aliens (1986)
84 Toy Story 2 (1999)
85 Strangers on a Train (1951)
86 Modern Times (1936)
87 Shining, The (1980)
88 Donnie Darko (2001)
89 Duck Soup (1933)
90 Princess Bride, The (1987)
91 Lola rennt (1998)
92 City Lights (1931)
93 General, The (1927)
94 Metropolis (1927)
95 Searchers, The (1956)
96 Full Metal Jacket (1987)
97 Notorious (1946)
98 Manhattan (1979)
99 Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
100 Graduate, The (1967)
Saturday, June 21, 2003
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Friday, June 20, 2003
Everyone needs to go to Andrew WK's site right now and check out the sneak preview of his new CD/DVD single "Tear It Up!" (hitting stores July 15!)
How about an editorial on video games, violence, and censorship.
And while I'm on the subject of video games, I don't think I've made any secret of my love for MegaMan.
And if I have, the secret is that I love him.
He's got a game coming out on the Cube that I absolutely cannot wait to buy and never play.. which seems to be what I do with my video games.
I haven't seen any of Stephen Sommers other films (The Mummy, The Mummy Returns, Deep Rising), but I'm pretty geared for Van Helsing. Hugh Jackman, or Wolverine as you may know him, plays the title character and the first pic of him in costume has just hit the net.
Or you know, you may want to watch the new teaser (and I mean teaser) trailer for The Punisher.
Picture of the Day.
Posted by chrishaley at 12:55 AM 0 People Must Be Heard
Thursday, June 19, 2003
Dinosaurmageddon? I nearly ruined my computer with a deadly spray of Dasani when I read that.
Those guys should be dragged out and beaten with an old pillowcase full of river rocks and Diet Coke cans for being so funny.
Corey says I haven't been putting as much effort into this aspect of my network of websites as of late, and to a point he's correct.. but to another point, he's not, because part of it has been that there hasn't been as much going on lately that's sparked enough interest in me to make me want to talk about it on here.
Let me have a look about and see if something can change that.
Bob tells me that Matt Sharp will be playing the Hi-Tone here in Memphis on July 7.
People should attend this I feel.
Honest to God quote : "You sonofabitch!, I'm the king of the world!" - Chris Jericho
Did anyone look at yesterday's picture of the day? I hope you did, because I think it's a very nicely done picture by a very talented guy.
Today's picture of the day is the 1st Fish on Mars!
Posted by chrishaley at 3:49 AM 0 People Must Be Heard
Wednesday, June 18, 2003
Picture of the Day.
You are BE HERE NOW. Noel seems to not like this
album, though Liam does. There is a mixed
opinion, but most people choose to say what
Noel says for the sake of it, and slag it off.
It goes on too long, but it is still fucking
brilliant. Be proud.
Which Oasis album are you?
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Posted by chrishaley at 3:53 AM 0 People Must Be Heard
Tuesday, June 17, 2003
Todd is right, little kids are rad.
Also, I'm not a hateful guy, but for those of you who know who Bill Jemas is (and Mattmattmatt may be the only one), I hate him.
Picture of the day.. I see no reason why this picture couldn't be a tattoo for me as well.
Posted by chrishaley at 6:09 AM 0 People Must Be Heard
Sunday, June 15, 2003
I don't know what to make of this, but I love Peter Pan, so I hope this movie is good to very good.
In other movie news, I hear that the kid who plays Harry Potter won't be playing Harry Potter after this next flick. Apparently, he doesn't want to play the part anymore... go figure.
Don't even act like I didn't buy that donut.. and also don't even act like I'm not going to buy this... and this.
Picture of the Day.. I love it so.
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The best crab cake and Chilean sea bass
By nyclocal on 10/1/2009
I went to Blue Water Grill last night, for my husband's birthday. We had a table in the jazz room. Excellent atmosphere, a little crowded and noisy for my taste, but acceptable considering what it was coming. Their food is AMAZING! Their Chilean sea bass is perfectly prepared. This fabulous tasting white fish is served on a bed of greens drizzled with soy sauce and accompanied by a pyramid of sticky, flavored white rice which gives this delicate and flaky, buttery and mild fish an Asian twist. The crab cake is melting in your mouth. In my opinion, it is the best I have had in NYC. The freshly made potato chips are adding a crisp note to the softness of the extremely fresh crab meat. The calamari is served on a bed of cilantro leaves and grated carrots, drizzled with a perfectly matching sauce. The music is fine and completes the atmosphere. In the end, the complimentary champagne drinks were supposed to make up for the little unexpected behavior of our server and for the uncomfortable table setting we were assigned for the evening.
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great atmosphere
By vogelenzang on 9/23/2009
we had our dinner in the basement, and enjoyed the high class classic jazz nostalgia. the waiters were very nice and helpful, which is for me of essential interest when I eat out. food was good, the crab cake was superb, the halibut was okay but could have been softer and less salty. doesn't matter, this is a place to come back and take your friends to. i love this mixture of simultaneous informality and politeness that the waiters have. we don't know that in Amsterdam.
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Great brunch
By gramercygirl on 9/2/2008
Had brunch with family several times at BWG. Atmosphere is nice, fancy but not intimidating. Staff were attentive and kind. First time we sat on the upper level, nice view of restaurant but a little cramped. French toast was excellent. Free mimosas. Would come back for brunch.
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wonderful dinner!
By them_apples on 7/28/2008
After reading dozens of reviews, I made a reservation at BWG when my parents and some friends were in town. Despite being warned of a longer wait, we waited only about 5min for our table. Our server was cute and attentive - but not overly so. Our drinks were superb and the food was delicious! I was nervous about the evening, since I planned it, but everything was fabulous and I will definitely be returning. My mother said it was the best meal she'd had in years - anywhere!
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Blue Water Grill
By UCGuy on 6/7/2008
I go there once a month and am always satisfied with the service and food. There Sunday brunch is very good in addition to there wonderful seafood dishes. I've even had good sushi there. This restaurant has four places to sit and the experience is different everytime (downstairs - jazz, outside, upstairs loft, regular floor seating). I always tell people to go to this restaurant when in New York. BWG is much better than its sister restaurants Atlantic Grill and Ocean Grill.
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By jerseygirl0122 on 5/4/2008
I'm new to the area and have started exploring different restaurants, found this restaurant to go beyond my expectation in every area, service was wonderful, the waiter was very knowledgeable about the menu, the food was the right serving size, very good and not overstated. Will most certainly put this on my list to return. The building cannot help but to get your attention.
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Second Visit Continues to be a Charm...
By niccidanella on 2/19/2008
My first visit to Blue Water Grille was last summer with a late night date. Our table was front and center downstairs with the jazz ensemble right at our fingertips. Romantic with candles lit....the ambience magical and the soft shell crab to die for..... a memorable experience. I went back this weekend and experienced the Grille from a different location.... the bar in the jazz room. My date and I decided on a whim to hit the Grille before heading off to see FuerzaBrutta. The service from Carl the bartender was fabulous, with his wine choice being one of our favorites of all time. Another great experience at a classic and sophisticated location with a sexy flair... A great time for all.....
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Loved It
By mslolita on 2/6/2008
My job went to BWG for our Christmas Luncheon. We were a party of 15 and were seated in the jazz room. It was a fabulous experience. The food was amazing and the service was great. It's the perfect spot for a date. Especially on Valentine's Day.
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always fun
By pri360 on 12/11/2007
I like restaurants that make me feel better when I walk out, than when I came in. BWG is just such a place .............. It doesn't try to be haute cuisine and shouldn't be mistaken as such. The seafood is fresh, the staff friendly, and I find it quite easy to find a smile at almost every table. Must be the reason why I keep going back again and again.
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Horrid and the management is worse
By frequentdiner123 on 12/6/2007
We recently dined at BWG. I had the carrot-shrimp bisque. The shrimp (which contained one shrimp) had 2/3 of it's shell still on. After showing this to our waiter, he did nothing and we didn't see him for 20 minutes. I could see him talking with other waiters, but I had to speak with a manager for him to return. In the meantime, neither our soup or entree dishes were cleared and repeated requests were needed for water and tea refills. The manager did send a dessert, however, no silverware and no one to ask for the silverware. Eventually, we just got up, left the dessert and left the restaurant. The Manager gave us her card apologizing asking us back to dine with them and she "would take care of us." When calling back, she did remember us, but her definition of taking care of us was different from an angry diner's. There are too many good restaurants in NYC to put up with this. Dine elsewhere
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First, a little background:
- ConnectWise is a PSA (professional services automation) software platform for VARs and MSPs. It's available both on-premise and in a hosted configuration. PSA software is akin to CRM, ERP and business management software specifically designed for solutions providers.
- Quosal is a popular on-premise and cloud tool that allows VARs and MSPs to develop IT sales proposals for customers. Quosal can also gather pricing and availability information from IT distributors like Ingram Micro and Tech Data.
- For a deeper look at how ConnectWise and Quosal play in the IT channel, take a look at this MSPmentor story.
Cloud Learnings
For this blog, however, let's take a closer look at Quosal's cloud strategy -- and the potential implications for ConnectWise and its partners. Instead of building a cloud platform from scratch, Quosal deployed its software on the Microsoft SQL Azure cloud. According to a Microsoft-Quosal case study:
"Almost overnight this 10-person company [Quosal] gained access to a worldwide market of customers who benefit from having their Quosal databases hosted in the cloud, rather than managing their own on-premises servers. In 10 months, Quosal increased its customer base by 15 percent and global sales by 50 percent—while avoiding a planned U.S.$300,000 in infrastructure costs and ongoing monthly maintenance costs of $6,000."
The ConnectWise Connection
Quosal's SQL Azure cloud experience could be quite valuable to ConnectWise and its partner base. Over the past year or two, ConnectWise has launched cloud versions of its software in North America, Europe, Africa and Australia. But here's where things get interesting: ConnectWise CEO Arnie Bellini has been piecing together a modern office business strategy. The goal is to help VARs and MSPs identify key IT opportunities, even as big cloud computing companies attempt to sell direct into the SMB market.
As part of the modern office strategy, ConnectWise Capital has invested in:
- LabTech Software, a tool for remotely managing and monitoring PCs, servers and other devices. Generally speaking LabTech is an on-premise solution, though third-party companies such as TechLabCloud host LabTech for customers.
- CharTec, which started out as a HaaS (hardware as a service) specialist but has made backup/disaster recovery moves in more recent months.
- And now, apparently, Quosal, the quoting software available on premise and via the Microsoft SQL Azure cloud.
Longer term, it's safe to expect ConnectWise Capital to connect the dots between each of its investment portfolio companies. As a result, Quosal's experience launching and deploying an application in Microsoft's cloud could be quite valuable -- potentially giving ConnectWise a global platform and repeatable approach for deploying SaaS applications worldwide.
Reality Check
Of course, I'm getting a bit ahead of myself. ConnectWise Capital has yet to confirm the alleged investment in Quosal -- though trusted sources tell me the deal is official. Also, Microsoft SQL Azure is only about a year old and Microsoft has been working overtime to win third-party developer support.
If ConnectWise Capital decides to shift more applications into the Windows Azure or SQL Azure clouds, Microsoft will surely be waiting with open arms.
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I also forgot to mention that yesterday Joel, Clara and I rode our bikes to Evergreen Church only to find that their meeting place was holding the Hottest Day of the Year Ride starting place! I was disappointed at first but then we decided to part ways, Clara went to Powell's Bookstore and Joel and I set off to ride up to the St. John's bridge. This idea quickly turned into a 17 mile ride!
It was a lot of fun and we were home by 12.30, one of the more amazing feats of my life. I don't think I would have ever opted for a 2.5 hour bike ride starting at 10.00 by choice (though it was my idea to a.) go to church and b.) ride all the way up to St. John's). But all in all it wasn't very strenuous beside the climb up to the bridge (a minor portion in context of the whole ride). And as we were riding back down from St. John's we saw the Hottest Day Riders again -- they're hard to miss when they ride en masse.
And then in the evening we had carne asada/fajitas with the rib-eye steak we got from the food church. The steak, lemons, bell peppers, onions and tomatoes all came from there! It was quite a delicious and satisfying feast.
I also added some mung bean sprouts that I started myself! I got the mung beans at the bulk foods area of Whole Foods and started them a couple days ago. They have a really fresh and clean taste with hints of nuts, they crunch really nicely and they are packed full of good things (to help the baby seed grow).


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You Doula What?
Although doulas have been around for centuries across the globe, they are becoming more prevalent and essential in today's modern birth settings. Still, many people are still unaware of doulas or their exact role in childbirth. The primary role of a doula is to provide women and their other labor support with continuous emotional, physical, and informational support throughout pregnancy, labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery.
Some doulas work with a woman during her entire pregnancy while others meet during the last trimester. In some situations, a doula may not meet the woman until labor has begun. Either way, a doula strives to learn as much about the woman as possible. Doulas want to know about past pregnancies/deliveries and how the current pregnancy is going. They learn what comfort measures and relaxation techniques will be helpful during labor and also what things/people/procedures might be a hindrance. Basically a doula wants to know how to make the childbirth experience as close to the woman's vision as possible.
When labor begins, the doula meets the woman either at her home or at the hospital or birth center. A doula follows the woman's lead, anticipating what she may need depending on her labor progress. The doula remains with the laboring woman continuously, using comfort measures and relaxation techniques to ease discomfort. She also uses calming and reassuring words to keep the woman focused. Having a doula doesn't mean that you need to have a drug-free labor. If you choose to use some type of pain relief, a doula is with you every step of the way. When an epidural is used, a doula can be a vital tool. She will help the mother change positions to keep labor progressing and to get the baby in a favorable position. She guides the woman through decision-making during the labor by helping her find her voice, not speaking for her or telling her what to do.
During the delivery, a doula is there to help with the arduous task of pushing that little (or not so little) nugget out. She continues to provide support and encouragement. In the event that a cesarean birth is needed, many hospitals allow the doula into the delivery room either during the procedure or immediately afterward. Often cesarean deliveries are stressful and even scary for the birthing woman, so she needs any and all support available to her.
After the baby is born, a doula is there to make sure the mother and child are comfortably bonding. She is there to help establish breastfeeding and get the postpartum recovery off to a good start.
It is important to remember that a doula has no medical role in childbirth. She is there to support the mother and guide her through the amazing experience of childbirth.
So, you may be thinking, what's wrong with my partner/mother/sister/best friend? The answer is NOTHING! A doula DOES NOT REPLACE the father or other labor companions.
A doula is there to enhance the support that others can give through her knowledge, experience, and skills in pain management. A doula brings a level of expertise to the labor along with a calming presence. Since a doula is most often not a relative of the laboring woman, she brings an outside perspective to the experience. Others providing labor support may find it very difficult to see the woman they love in pain, so doulas also provide calmness and reassurance to fellow labor companions. Labor is a very intense and emotional time, and it is nice to have someone there who is completely objective and can keep everyone focused during the unpredictable hours of childbirth. A doula remains with the woman throughout the entire labor, and can often give other support companions a much-needed break, especially during a long labor.


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This game is similar to the "Spirit of the Glass", here in the Philippines. I played it together with friends twice. Everyone enjoyed it the first time. We have our fingers over the upturned glass so lightly. The glass tilted because it was spinning fast as it moved from letter to letter to answer our questions. How can it be? If the glass just moves towards the letters maybe we could accuse each one cheating by deliberately pushing the glass, but spinning fast? The glass even moved faster that we have to lean so that we can keep our fingers still on the glass.
We played it again the next day. After saying a prayer, the person who led the game asked: "Spirit, are you in?" After several minutes of waiting, the glass moved to the letters Y-E-S. Then she asked again, " 'Spirit' would like to play with us?" The glass moved to the letter 'N' then to the letter 'O'. When she asked the spirit why he/she wouldn't play with us, the glass moved to the letters S-I-N. We're taken aback. After more silence, the leader asked if the spirit would like us to say a prayer for her/him, the glass moved to N-O. We never played that game again. Ever.
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Hi, nice Theme! We are using in our Home page the Corona latest news widget and the latest portfolio one. Our portfolio is full of videos and when the widget is activated in the home sidebar there is no small preview image, just a grey square but when in the portfolio there is an image, this small preview image works. The same happens with the latest news. How could we fix it?
Can you give us a link to your website? It works fine on my end.
Please try to regenerate thumbnails: http://wordpress.org/plugins/regenerate-thumbnails/
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The website is http://www.labarrasonora.com but it is the coming soon plugin activated until I work on the web. I could give you (in private by mail :-)) my admin and password to get in and take a look.
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I've just tried the Regenerate thumbnails. But that is not the problem. When the last project is an image, in the Corona latest portfolio widget runs ok. But if the latest project is a video, there is not small image, just a grey square in the widget.
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I've just answered this same question in your other topic with the same question. Please don't make more than a single post for a question as it makes it harder for us to answer and for others to search for answers.
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Police are reassuring residents that patrols will be stepped up following a number of burglaries in North Wingfield.
During recent weeks, officers have received reports of break-ins at properties in the Cromford Close and Williamthorpe Close areas of the village.
Items including jewellery, money, a bike and DVDs have been stolen from homes in the area during a period between Friday, September 11, and Wednesday, September 23.
Officers are encouraging local people to consider stepping up home security in the wake of the incidents. Crime prevention advice includes:
Ensuring windows and doors are locked when you leave the house or go to bed;
Making sure valuable items including car keys and mobile phones are not left on display and they are not easy to pick up via a door, window or letterbox;
Consider installing a house alarm system and investing in gravel for path and driveways leading to your property so you can hear if someone is approaching;
Use motion-sensitive outside lighting so you can see if someone is outside during the dark nights;
And for electronic or larger items use a forensic marking fluid like SmartWater to mark your property, making it more easily identifiable to police in the event of it being stolen.
Inspector Paul Corton who oversees policing in the Clay Cross and North East Derbyshire area said: "I do not want to worry local people with this message but I want to let them know about the issue and encourage them take measures to ensure their property is safe and secure.
"I would also like to reassure residents that high-visibility patrols across the area will be increased in a bid to catch offenders and I encourage anyone with information about the incidents to get in touch with us by calling 101."
For more information about home security visit: http://www.derbyshire.police.uk/Safety-advice/Home-Security/Safer-Homes.aspx


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Dwellings competition in Sarrià
Finalists in the 5 dwellings blocks project
Living in a park. The project aims to blur the limits of the house, merging them with the surrounding vegetation. By applying a big panoramic window, which covers till the ceiling, a never ending facade plane is achieved in the interior. On the lower side it becomes a perimetershelf which allows the storage and bounces the light.
The dwelling concept is based on a continuous fluent space which moves around some timber hubs that host the most private spaces. This fluency of the spaces is the one who provides the value and quality to the dwellings, achieving complete views to the park. On the floor plan all the dwellings have direct access by a private garden.
As for the « Casa Grases », the intention is doing nothing... restoring, modifying the minimum possible, in order to maintain the noble heritage. The attached volume aims to be classic, constructing a patio house with crossing views on itself.
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North and South Carolina Shrine Bowl Coaches will gather at The Courtyard Marriott – 800 West Arrowood Road in Charlotte on Monday October 6th for the selection announcement of the 88 players from the more than 400 name submissions from the two Carolinas.
Ron Long, Athletic Director of the Shrine Bowl said, "Tar Heel Head Coach Hal Capps of Mooresville High School in Mooresville and Sandlapper Head Coach Ben Freeman of PelionHigh School in Pelion, along with their respective coaching staffs will select 44 players each, in what they termed would well represent their respective states. This final selection process culminates nearly a year of extraordinary work that these coaching staffs' dedicate to the selection process in addition to their regular jobs."
Earlier today, Connie Altman, General Game Chairman and Ronnie Blount, Chairman of The Shrine Bowl Board Of Governors announced that the Shrine Bowl of the Carolina's Web site and GoUpstate.com will present a live Internet Webcast that will include the Shrine Bowl Player Selection Rosters for 2014. Members of the Press are invited to attend and fully participate in the Press Conference. The Press Conference/Webcast is slated to begin at 1PM on Monday, October 6th,2014.
To access this live presentation, members of the press not present and other interested parties may watch the official release as Tar Heel Head Coach Hal Capps of Mooresville and Head Coach Ben Freeman of Pelion, previews the 78th game and talks with members of the press that are present regarding the players chosen to participate in this all start classic, along with quotes useable for stories, and the 2014 roster of players for both teams. To gain access simply click on http://www.shrine-bowl.com Monday, October 6th, 2014 at 1PM.


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Sunday, February 2, 2014
Anniversary Hearts and Pearls
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very elegant Maxine.ReplyDelete
Toll gewerkelt. Danke daß du bei der KE-C mitmachst.ReplyDelete
LG Dreja
A beautiful Valentine! I love all the tiny hearts on the sides and of course those big beauties too! Gorgeous card.ReplyDelete
Impressive! The couple this is meant for will love it. LOVE THE DETAILS.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful Anniversary card! I'm sure they loved it! I like the way you interlocked the hearts!ReplyDelete
So beautiful! Love your card design.ReplyDelete
This is lovely Maxine, beautiful details.ReplyDelete
Maxine this is just gorgeous!! I love the music note folder tucked behind the beautiful duo of hearts - stunning! Blessings to you!ReplyDelete
Beautifully done Maxine! Love the interlocking hearts, and the 10 pearls you added.ReplyDelete
Your anniversary card is beautiful!ReplyDelete
This is so pretty! I love how the hearts interlock! That is so cool that you were inspired by Pinterest! It's such a fun resource! Thank you for joining us at Scrap It Girl! :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful card, Maxine. I love how you used the number of pearls to represent their years of marriage. Brilliant!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card, I love the elegant design and beautiful colours.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful card and a real Valentine. thank you for joining us at the 2 Sisters challenge blog.ReplyDelete
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What a fab card love the hearts, thank you for entering Imagination crafts challenge good luck xxxReplyDelete
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Beautiful, thanks for taking part in The Cupboard Trilogy Challenge Blog.ReplyDelete
Your card is totally adorable!ReplyDelete
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I love that hearts that go down on both sides of the outside of the card. Thanks for playing along with us at Scrap It Girl!ReplyDelete
This is lovely Maxine - love the interlocked hearts and the crisp colours - perfect! {{{hugs}}}ReplyDelete
This is quite loverly!....awesome inspiration linky the hearts for a closure!...Thanks for joining us @ Scrap It Girl February Challenge!ReplyDelete
What a gorgeous card. Thank you for taking part in the Cupboard Trilogy Challenge.ReplyDelete
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Pretty card! I like that you used blue. Thanks for playing along at Scrap It Girl!ReplyDelete
ein sehr schönes Werk.ReplyDelete
Vielen Dank für deine Teilnahme am Kreativeinkauf-Challengeblog.
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love, love LOVE the paper hearts! :)ReplyDelete
Very interesting idea. i like your card. Regards, TokBobokReplyDelete
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what a gorgeous project and so thoughtful too - fabulous. Thanks for joining us at Imagination Crafts this month. Hugs Rachel xReplyDelete
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NEW YORK — The NFL's finance committee voted unanimously Tuesday to recommend Shahid Khan's bid to buy the Jaguars to the full ownership committee for a vote next week.
Asked whether the team would remain in Jacksonville, the Illinois businessman said he couldn't comment until the deal was approved — then offered a hint of what the answer would be.
"Hopefully the vote goes the way we're expecting; I'll be happy to elaborate on that, and (fans) will not be disappointed," Khan said after meeting with the 10 owners on the committee at league headquarters.
Wayne Weaver announced last Tuesday that he had agreed to sell the franchise to Khan for a reported $760 million. The owners will vote Dec. 14 in Dallas.
Khan declined Weaver's invitation to attend Monday night's game against San Diego, saying the spotlight should be on the outgoing owner. He watched the 38-14 loss on TV and saw the fans wearing fake moustaches in honor of his trademark look.
"I've got to tell you — it was the best-looking group of fans I've ever seen," Khan said with a chuckle. "They looked beautiful. I was really surprised. It was wonderful."
He thanked the fans for their "really warm overtures."
"It's a day I'm going to remember for a long time," Khan said, standing next to Weaver.
Khan had initially said he wouldn't speak publicly until after next week's vote, but he decided to answer a few questions on camera after two Jacksonville TV stations made the trip to New York for the finance committee meeting.
Last Tuesday was the wildest day in the small-market club's history since its inception in 1993. Weaver fired longtime coach Jack Del Rio after a 3-8 start and gave general manager Gene Smith a three-year contract extension, putting him in charge of the coaching search.
Weaver had for several years been seeking a buyer who would keep the team — often rumored as a future Los Angeles transplant — in Jacksonville.
Weaver is a member of the finance committee but recused himself from Tuesday's vote.
Born in Pakistan, Khan came to the United States as a teenager to attend the University of Illinois. In 1980, he purchased Flex-N-Gate Corp., a major manufacturer of bumper systems for pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles built in North America.
Khan sought to buy controlling interest in the St. Louis Rams last year.
"It's unbelievable," he said of being so close to becoming an NFL owner. "It's the American dream."
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