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A DP's job is never done. Even after shooting has wrapped up, there's plenty more work to do, including collaborating with a colorist to color correct a film. Cinematographer Daryn Okada takes us through a day in his life finalizing the look of Dolphin Tale 2.
Okada shares a bunch of bite-sized pieces of advice and information about working on a professional project, like how changing the time of day in a shot is common practice, how getting perfect images right out of your camera may not be all that great for post, and how making color correction decisions are mostly based on gut feelings.
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If you're an indie filmmaker working on a no/low budget film, you might have to end up being your own colorist. (Especially if you're already your own editor.) If color correction was a plane, technique would be the wings, engines, and everything it takes to maneuver through the sky, but the philosophy of color and aesthetics would be the navigation system. You can change the look of an image using great technique and expertise, but if you don't know why you're making those changes, or how those changes are going to affect an audience, then you're essentially flying blind.
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I'm a beginner and I'm having a hard time understanding the boundaries between the art direction/production designer job and the colourist job regarding color. Whenever they show these before and after comparisons the raw material always looks so flat, feels like the only moment to worry about color is at post production. Anyone could enlighten me on that matter?
January 29, 2015 at 9:40PM
Art directors/production designers make sure that the colors being used in the scene are appropriate for the mood and the story they are trying to tell. Everything from costuming to set pieces and props falls under the Art Director. The reason it always looks flat is because that's how digital is shot in order to preserve the most detail in the image- depending on what you are shooting it is often referred to as log, or raw. The colorist colors the image, but typically won't make changes to like the color of someone's clothing, changing a shirt from red to blue- because the art director (or costume designer under the art director if you have a large enough crew) picked out that specific color for a reason. Hope this helps!
January 29, 2015 at 10:25PM
When you shoot the footage in camera you shoot it either in a Raw format or a logarithmic picture mode and it looks flat, but that's just to protect your image from being baked in like the gentleman says in the video. The colour information is all there, but then you need to bring it out in post. Having a good Art Director/Production designer to get the colours you want on the set is a godsend though, because you don't want to be going in and manipulating every stitch of clothing on every person in post, making those colour decisions in the real world can really speak to a style too. Filmmaker IQ has a good video about choosing colour, you should check it out.
January 29, 2015 at 11:01PM
Hi Rebecca. I am a freelance colorist, working in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The material looks flat because it is log encoded, as this method allows to retain more information to be manipulated later, specially at the exposure extremes (shadows and highlights), as Mr. Okada briefly explained. But even if the image is recorded like this, it can be (and normally is) previewed as if it was "normal" at the set monitor, by applying a "digital filter" (actually a non-destructive log to linear LUT - Look Up Table) directly on the monitor or at the on set color grading workstation. This LUT can also be used by the colorist later, as a reference for what people were seeing on the set or also as a starting point por the color grading. So don't take the raw (log encoded) image literally as a "before", because all the contrast, color saturation and everything else is actually there from the start. This way, think about the Colorist's role as the extension of the DP and Art Director work, because when they don't put the objects, clothing, lights and colors on the scene, it's a lot harder (if not impossible) to create, change and make it better later when color grading. Hope that helps.
January 29, 2015 at 11:02PM
Hi Rebecca,
As a colorist, I can tell you that although unnecessary, I love it when directors decide to include me on preproduction meetings with production designers to discuss color palettes. A raw images will look flat, but generally on set, you can ask your dp to display the raw image in a color space that gives it more contrast and saturation for reference.
January 29, 2015 at 11:16PM, Edited January 29, 11:16PM
The actual set isn't necessarily flat and the art director will make that set look as close to the directors vision as possible.
The camera is shooting with a flat picture profile in order to give the most amount of latitude or 'leeway' in post. Like he says in the video if they 'bake in' the look there is a lot less flexibility to move things around that aren't perfect. This is especially important when matching scenes and getting the flow of the finished piece right.
Often a DIT is on set to do a quick colour grade so the director, DP and producers etc. can all look at an image that is as close to the final as possible. Although from my experience DIT's are becoming less common in the industry as everyone becomes more comfortable shooting digital.
I hope that helps answer your question.
Btw what software is he using to grade in the video?
January 30, 2015 at 1:54AM, Edited January 30, 1:54AM
Hi Rebecca,
I guess that a lot of people get the idea that you can start thinking about color when you are in post production and to some degree it's true. But actually it's very important to start thinking about color in preproduction so you can lay the groundwork there.
Depending on your color choices every team can work towards achieving them, be it the art direction or the location scouts or the lighting department. Everything what you want about color should be happening on set. If there is not the color information there to begin with, you won't be able to fix it in grading. (To some degree it's possible, but its very time consuming.)
The RAW material with most modern digital film cameras look very washed out, flat, grey, whatever you want to call it. But this doesn't mean that this was what it looked like on set. This a technique to preserve the most color and light intensity information as possible. It's only due some computer codec maths ends up looking so flat. You end up with a lot information that you can manipulate more easily in grading.
I hope that makes it somewhat clear :)
January 30, 2015 at 3:41AM
Well... the old fix it in post is not really the way to go. Sure you can change a lot, but in some cases you end up having to make up complex masks and so on just because you want to change the appearence of an object or remove it completely.
Something that would have been fixable in the shot in a few minutes.
Also, different colors render differently. Even when shoot flat or logish, the basic tones are still present in the object, fx a red coat, a orange chair and so on.
Had those been yellow and blue, it would still look different in the flat image and eventually affect the way you interpret the shot or the emotion of the shot.
Then there's the whole color seperation thing, which you can actively use to draw attention to specific parts of the scene. Dress your setup in neutral or cold tones and put your talent in warmish clothes and you have already begun building a idea with the shot and thereby also help the editor on the way.
January 30, 2015 at 4:38AM
I'm not a professional colorist nor do I understand everything about color and color correction...
The answer isnt just shooting super flat and fixing color in post. There are multiple reasons for this:
1. You can only do so much. They shot this movie on some sort of Alexa that has the ability to be pushed or pulled a lot. Try doing this stuff with 5D footage or even an older HPX500. You'll be at a loss. If you've ever done photo editing, its like trying to edit jpegs vs RAW format.
2. The DP knows what can and cannot be done with image in post and what he has to do in production to get it that way. He's not saying "we'll shoot it flat and figure out the tone in post", we already knows the tone, and shooting this style gives him the ability to really bring out that tone.
3. Shooting it right and with a certain look in camera will stop you from having problems later. Im not saying Dont Shoot Flat, but shoot it correctly in camera so youre not fixing errors in post as opposed to enhancing the image.
Let me know if that's confusing or answers what you were looking for.
January 30, 2015 at 9:58AM
Hi Rebecca
I can see what you mean about the colour not really being there in the footage before the grade. What generally happens is that the cinematographer will use a LUT or a picture profile to view the image as close as possible to the graded image. All the colour that is in the graded image is on set and in the production design, however the camera records the a flat image to preserve the largest amount of detail.
A LUT is an in camera colour grade that is viewable on a monitor but not recorded on the footage.
One thing i will say is that the flat image can falsely lead you into not worrying about colour and specific shades or textures but as soon as you push the contrast back into the image in the grade, aaaalllll of the inconsistencies will become visible. And this can open up the rabbit hole of colour grading and matching the grade shot to shot. It is actually much easier to match a low contrast, flat or mostly ungraded image shot to shot, than a punchy saturated image because the colour becomes critical. I really think this led to the glut of washed out images that was all the rage not long ago.
I hope that helps a small amount.
January 30, 2015 at 10:13AM
The color looks flat because of the way the camera records, and that flat image actually contains a ton of color, contrast and other image data. The director, DP and production designer already know how they want things to look on screen, but recording in a raw format can give a good bit of flexibility if they want to make tweaks to the image in post. They just show the raw file first so the process looks more dramatic.
January 30, 2015 at 11:12AM
No, color should be considered all the way through production. While the material LOOKS flat, it's not- and while it's possible to create color where there is none, it's best to have a good production designer and to coordinate color schemes, etc., well before shooting.
January 30, 2015 at 12:03PM
Hey Rachel,
So the reason the raw image looks flat is because it was designed to give the filmmaker as neutral a picture profile as possible. This allows for the greatest level of manipulation in post-production to the image.
On a set the art director and production designer work together with the director and cinematographer to place objects and design wardrobes in the way that tells the story most effectively. Generally they create color palettes for each character which is reflected in their wardrobe and sometimes in the environment surrounding them.
It is always important to begin thinking about color and composition during pre-production because once the image has been captured there are always limiting factors that make it difficult to alter the image in order to be more align with the director's vision.
For example, if it is desired that a character is to wear purple jeans, it is much easier for them to wear purple jeans on set rather than altering the color of their jeans from blue to purple in post-production.
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An addition to waving people who come in late. Wave people down that return from the snack bar, or washrooms. Oh wait, I just got another one... Leave the room for a few minutes, then return, and circulate the room looking for your friend. Works best if you went there alone.
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But the first question that bears asking is: Hockey existed for decades without goalies protecting their heads? Why didn't someone think of this sooner?
"They're crazy for doing that," said Forest Park sophomore Eugene Rose, an honorable mention All-Met goalie last season, about playing mask-less. "I'm serious. I would never do that. If there wasn't a mask in hockey, I probably wouldn't be playing."
"It's like my baby, you know?" said Langley senior Brett Hatfield, a 2009 honorable mention All-Met who lovingly airs out his mask in his garage. "My mask is, like, molded to my head. The straps are perfect. If I put on somebody else's mask, it wouldn't fit or feel right at all. It would feel weird to move in it or look through it."
Suffice to say that goalies today give a grateful doff of the mask to the late Plante, an eccentric (even by goalie standards) who risked ridicule and emasculation by donning protective gear after taking a puck to the face from point-blank range in a game against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden on Nov. 1, 1959.
Fittingly, Plante donned his mask the day after Halloween. No NHL goalie has gone mask-less since 1974.
These days, masks not only protect the face and noggin, they also stand as declarations of individuality, with goalies at all levels displaying their personalities with custom-decorated gear. Some paint jobs cost hundreds of dollars. The idea is not only to save your own head but also to turn somebody else's with an impressive design.
Take Gonzaga senior Donnie Walter. A few years ago, he sent his mask to a company in Canada for customizing (some auto body painters do it, too). His mask pays homage to Gonzaga and to his club team, the Northern Virginia Ice Dogs.
"I like that it's part of my personality," Walter said. "I wish I could repaint it, because there are things now I'd like to have on it that I didn't before that are meaningful to me. I look at them as something where you can delve into somebody's personal life or at least what they want to show the public or aren't afraid of exposing."
Masks present a rare opportunity to personalize a uniform in a team sport. NFL players get fined for the most minute of uniform infractions, and the only avenue for self-expression for many athletes, particularly in high school, is a certain style of haircut, a tattoo or some other personal effect that does not violate uniform standards.
"I should have packed it," Walter lamented of the mask that he considers a canvas. "Every little inch of it can have its own story. Rather than going with something that looks cool, I could go with things that are meaningful. The possibilities are endless."


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On the eve of their last Christmas with their dying mom, two squabbling siblings find themselves trapped in a magical underground kingdom where everything and everybody is made of glowing minerals and sparkling crystals infused with light. With their house about to be foreclosed on, 13-year-old Maggie is hurt and angry at being so helpless; she doesn't believe in anything she can't touch or see. Her nine-year-old brother, Jesse, lives in hope; he believes in the need to believe. On a quest to find the Wizard of Iz beyond the Lands of Magma and the shadow forests of Fossilia, Jesse and Maggie must evade the evil Red and Orange Sapphire princes, the formidable King Beryl the Bloo, and the wrath of the powerful Holy Clear in order to find the source of light and the truth about themselves so they can find their way home. With the help of the wise and beautiful Princess Amethyst and an unlikely band of crystal creatures, Maggie and Jesse learn that the things that scare them most can waken them to their greatest treasures.
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wonderful story
Absolutely! this is a story that captures anyone of any age. truly a fantasy.
I have always loved the way Paul can tell a story. he has a Wonderful, soothing voice. His voice can be very calming not to mention how he brings the characters to life.
The whole book moved me. Jesse coming to light with her feelings about her mother was touching for me.
Paul, I hope you will write again soon. this is a beautiful story and would love to see more of your talent.
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Chrystallia and The Source of Light
PM Glaser is a wonderful writer and an amazing storyteller. He is descriptive and as you listen to his story all these pictures swirl around in your head and it plays as though you're watching a movie, even if you've never seen the book. I would recommend both the book and the audible for any age group. It teaches as much to the adults as it does to the children, after all he wrote it "to the child in each of us"(PMG).
I loved that he used different voices for the different characters. His superb skill of description, acting and directing shine in this audible 'Chrystallia and the Source of Light' is the best written book I have read in a long time and having Paul read it to me made it even better.
I could listen to him read a newspaper, he has such a way with words and speech that it draws you into the story as though you are watching it firsthand. I truly believe that Paul Michael Glaser, or PM Glaser as listed as author, has outdone himself with this book. It is a true diamond. I'm so glad he wrote it, and was willing to share it with us, the readers and fans.
The entire book moved me. It teaches so many things that it's hard to limit it to a particular instance, or because it is so well versed in this audible, they could all be considered scenes. Everyone experiences fear but what you do with that is what makes you stand out. I will be reading along as Paul reads to me many more times, that Is a fact that is an absolute. I completely enjoyed listening and following along in my head.
I can't wait for him to write another book, maybe it'll have an audible for it as well. We, as readers and fans, can only hope.
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Film and Screen Studies Eye Cast Changes at Syracuse
The Department of English in the College of Arts and Sciences is getting ready for its proverbial close-up, thanks to recent core faculty developments.
Roger Hallas, associate professor of English, has been appointed convener of the department's burgeoning film and screen studies program. He oversees graduate curriculum in film and screen studies, as well as the Film and Screen Studies (FSS) Track for undergraduates.
Hallas takes over the reins from Steven Cohan, Dean's Distinguished Professor Emeritus of English, who is the new president of the Society for Cinema & Media Studies (SCMS). The core faculty is rounded out by Assistant Professors Chris Hanson and Will Scheibel, the latter of whom joined the English department this past summer.
Located in the historic Hall of Languages, the English department offers specialized training in the criticism, theory and history of film and screen media, as evidenced by its successful Ph.D. and B.A. programs with tracks in film and screen studies.
"It's an exciting time for film and screen studies at Syracuse," says Hallas, who specializes in documentary media, visual culture and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) studies. "Our humanities-oriented study of film and screen media perfectly complements the University's two other world-class production-based programs: the Department of Transmedia in the College of Visual and Performing Arts [VPA] and the Television, Radio, & Film [TRF] Program in the Newhouse School of Public Communications."
Hallas says he is proud of the synergy among all three units, including his six-year collaboration with TRF Professor Tula Goenka G'86, with whom he co-directs the Syracuse University Human Rights Film Festival.
A member of the English faculty for more than a decade, Hallas is nationally renowned for his teaching, scholarship, and service. He is currently working on his third book project, "A Medium Seen Otherwise: Photography and Documentary Film," which also is the subject of his forthcoming keynote address at Indiana University's new Center for Documentary Research and Practice.
Hallas also looks forward to working with Cohan in the latter's new capacity. "Steven brings to the SCMS the same kind of academic rigor, innovation and leadership that he has brought to our department for the past 25 years," he adds.
With more than 40 years of service to the University and an encyclopedic knowledge of cultural studies, popular culture, and gender and sexualities, Cohan is the author or editor of nearly a dozen book projects, including a forthcoming one on movies about movie-making. He—and, by extension, the English department—was a bona fide star of SCMS' 56th annual conference, held in March in Montreal. There, Cohan led a delegation of 15 student and alumni presenters, whose scholarly papers on film, television, video, and new media were extremely well received.
Scheibel also belongs to the Modernist Studies Association (MSA), and hopes to build bridges between it and SCMS. "Given the long, historical relationship between these two fields, I see ample opportunities to share resources, collaborate and mentor, and promote teaching and scholarship," he says, adding that MSA explores the arts in their social, political, cultural and cultural contexts from the 19th- to the 20th centuries.
A former game and software developer, Hanson says part of the appeal of FSS is that students can customize their experience by choosing from a variety of courses. One of the more popular ones is a gateway course he teaches called Reading Screen Culture (ETS 146), which examines how screen media shape and transform the texts on which they appear.
"As we use more and more screens and consume more content on them, I believe that being able to better understand, interpret, and utilize these media forms is essential," says Hanson, whose current book project is titled "Game Time: Understanding Temporality in Video Games."
Hanson's work is, at once, highly interdisciplinary. He frequently collaborates with colleagues in other units, including the Department of Transmedia in VPA and the Department of Art & Music Histories in the College of Arts and Sciences, to bring avant-garde filmmakers and experimental media artists to campus. He has been a driving force behind the Central New York Experimental (CNYX) screening series, made possible in part by the CNY Humanities Corridor, and a recent visit by legendary visual artist Carolee Schneemann.
Proof that film and screen studies is a flexible, highly marketable qualification may be found in the growing number of Hanson's former students who have gone on to successful careers in film, television and media production or on to graduate education in critical studies. "Companies and organizations almost always desire employees who are good writers, with well-developed analytical skills," he says. "All the better if they are versed in new technologies and emergent media forms."


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The occasional musings of an overly-enthusiastic-senior potter who recently found her way to the potters wheel.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
studio work
My style of settling in here has been to set up one room at a time by moving all the boxes and furniture that do not belong there into the next vacant space. Well, I did that big time in the studio--pushing buckets, boxes of fired ware, and boxes and packing materials into the room next to the studio--Jim's workroom. So I got the studio set-up to the extent that we could move around and work in there. This weekend Jim began to tackle that space and pushed all the pottery overflow back into the studio! So much so that Kenny could not walk through HIS space with his walker! So yesterday Kenny stayed in his room setting up an area to draw in while I worked at getting the studio ordered again.
Now that I have the kiln wired and working--one bisque firing under my belt--it is time to glaze. But the glaze room is a jumble of glaze chemicals and tools. The glaze room is really just a closet with 2 doors--it is also the hallway between Jim's workroom and our studio. I am going to have a small--table-top--spray booth with strong vent and a little counter space for mixing up my glazes. Most of my glaze chemicals are stored in plastic shoe boxes and fill a tall shelf. I have a few large containers (pet food)under the counter for the chemicals I buy in bulk . It is really tight but I think it is going to work well. As I am looking for "my style" in my pottery work, I am also searching for 'my palette of glazes'. The result of those searches is that I am drawn to every style of pottery making and every kind and color of glaze--and have at hand everything I need for that search. I imagine that when I finally get there I can eliminate all the excess and focus on just what I love to do. But the truth of the matter is probably that I will always be searching and experimenting--and stuffing more stuff into our little studio--because that is what I love to do!
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- Ron said...
Hi Gay. Maybe your palette of glazes will be to have lots of glazes. ? It will all work itself out over time. Glad to hear you are getting ready to fire a load, it will be nice to see some images.
Have you ever heard of Father Anthony? He makes all these one of a kind pots, very simple for the most part, and sells them from the abbey.
Here's a link.
He has lots of glazes, it's pretty cool.
Have fun! Take care.
- doug fitch said...
Hi Gay
Just checking in to say 'Hi'. Hope you're ok
- Sister Creek Potter said...
I so very much appreciate your notes. I feel well supported by you--but also feel a bit guilty about not posting more regularly to my blog. I guess I am a little discouraged about what I have been able to get done in the studio. And hate to post 'whining' posts! I just need to adjust my expectations of what I can do to be a more realistic notion of what is possible--and that that is OK.
Thanks, guys!


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It's that time of the year when one of the oldest rivalries is renewed between the Denver Broncos and their hated AFC West brethren, the Oakland Raiders. There has never been any love lost between these two teams and this promises to be another hard-hitting, intense game between 1-2 teams. As the Broncos head into Sunday's game, I am sure the fact that the Raiders have won the past four games in Denver will be weighing on their mind. This will be a matchup of two teams fighting to stay alive and fighting through injuries and suspensions among key players.
For the Broncos it will be the loss of LB Joe Mays that will hurt them the most. Mays is the defensive signal caller and has been a solid veteran needed in the weakest of their positions. Keith Brooking will get the nod to replace Mays, but Steve Johnson and Danny Trevathan may be called on to spell both Brooking and Wesley Woodyard for short periods and that will undoubtedly hinder the Broncos, who are also without LB Nate Irving, who is out for a concussion.
The Raiders will be without WR Darius Heyward-Bey, who suffered a concussion in Sunday's win against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and was released from the hospital on Monday. Other notables for the silver and black are RBs MIke Goodson and Darren McFadden who are nursing hamstring and shoulder injuries but will most likely play. One player to watch is K Sebastian Janikowski who is nursing a groin pull and could be key for the Raiders in the thin MIle High air. Without Janikowski kicking well, field position becomes crucial.
This game will be all about the Broncos stopping the run and the Raiders preventing Peyton Manning from throwing all over the field. Both Manning and Raiders QB Carson Palmer have targets that can exploit the other team, but the Broncos must find a way to get pressure up the middle and prevent the play-action pass that is set up with the run. The Raiders rank 20th or lower in all defensive categories, so I do not see the Broncos getting off to the slow start we have seen the past two weeks. Manning should be able to find his groove and I look to both Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker to get their fair share.
The Raiders had an impressive comeback win last week against the Steelers, but if their defensive struggles continue, Manning will just spread the ball around and find the holes. Willis McGahee, who left Sunday's game early with a ribs injury, has been part of full practices this week and does expect to start. This may not bode well for the Raiders as they allow 116yds/game on the ground. Most would think that these two teams are an even match, but I do not see the Raiders coming into Sports Authority Field at Mile High this year and walking all over the orange and blue. Manning has been studying all week on how to fix the mistakes his offense has committed and if there is one QB in this league that can make adjustments, Manning is the one.
This game will be won by finesse and route-running this week and the Broncos have that edge. The Raiders will also commit more than three penalties against the Broncos which will leave them in precarious situations. This is the breakout game the Broncos have been waiting for in this early NFL season.
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Was a bit light today about 187, squats moved ok for only the 3rd time going heavy in the last two months. Bench wasn't the best though.
Squats135x10, 225x8, 315x5, 385x3, 445x3, 475x4
Bench135x10, 225x10, 275x5, 315x5
incline db75s x10, 100s x10- moved like shit so moved on.
Did some flat db press and close grip bench with chains.
Db press50s x20, 75s x20, 100s x20, 125s x10
close grip + 25lbs of chains total135x15, 205x10, 235x7
Hit a little bit of heavy bench today. Was going to front squat but holding off for tomorrow
Bench135x10, 225x8, 275x8, 325x3, 355x2, 370x1
Weights felt a little heavy today
Front squats135x10, 205x10, 275x5, 315x5
incline db press75s x10, 100s x10, 115s x8
Didn't do much today cause I'm planning a good deadlift session tomorrow. Didn't want to hit much of legs or back But a little close grip bench for reps
135x15, 205x17, 255x9, 275x6.
My joints killed from daily squatting. How do you cope?
I am still building back up to daily squatting right now a good set like the 475x4 I hit the other day made my legs a bit tired, not sore. The knee sleeve definitely helped me a lot with any knee pain i've had. I hit the sauna a few minutes and put them on in there before I squat. Once I get into daily squating though you ll see that my whole session is only about 25-30 reps. Enough to warm up and hit a good set and then do other stuff. I alternate between front and back squat with my front squat only high 300s my legs don't even feel like I squatted on those days. Once you build up to it, its like walking through out a normal day. On and off topic hope that helps though
Did you build up to it and how long did you squat daily for
I really like the idea of alternating front and back squat days. Once I stop pulling my abductor every other week, I might try it. I worked up to it over the course of three months and stuck with it for almost a year. It worked extremely well.
I really like doing high frequency it helps your body adjust to move the weight in the most efficient manner. And adds weight to the lift quickly just have to remember to take your time, its just big numbers get us all excited.
Hit a lot of shit today. As for the more important stuff Deadlifts, db press, and paused bench
Deadlifts will be added to the end of my next video. Felt very strong with them but almost lost my second rep so stoped at 2. Rather than attempt 675 next week ( based on my past 3 sessions its there but will be tough) I will be dropping back and doing paused deadlifts or banded deadlifts.
Db press70s x12, 100s x12, 125s x11
Paused bench ( long pauses)135x5, 205x5, 275x3, 315x3, 345x1, 365x1-tng
Felt a bit tired today and didn't eat great. Was going to skip the gym but somehow ended up there anyway
Decline bench135x10, 225x10, 295x8, 355x3, 390x1
Legs are dead today hit squats and stiff bar paused deadlifts
Squat135x10, 225x8, 315x5, 385x3, 445x2, 475x1, 515x1, 410 3 sets of 5
paused stiff bar deadlift 135x10, 245x5, 335x3, 425x3, 515x3, 465x3x3These killed since my legs were already dead from the squat volume
I've realized today I wont truely be happy till I'm at the top in my weight class. Guess that means jesse norris better watch out.
Well shit, when you do kick his ass. I get to be the cool guy that tells everyone I knew about you before you got internet famous.
Ha ha. Yea. Going to take some time but adding bodyweight is going to get my lifts moving fast. I think when he put up that 2033 total it scared a lot of people from that class. But I know if he can do it at a young age I can do it in my lifetime. I'd like to get close over the next two years. I'm kind of stubborn about it I know I can put up huge numbers in time. Especially now that I could gain something like 22lbs from what I'm at now Rather than staying 181. my friend thinks I'm more competitive at 181, I keep telling him 1 year in the class and I'll be more competitive at 198
This post gave me chills bro.
Dang. I like it.Speaking of Jesse, have you seen the volume he puts in on his deadlifts in training? It's ridiculous.But I guess he found what works for him.
Yea thats way too much volume for me. I usually put all my effort into one set.
Gyms closed and I ate 3 year expired kraft mac and cheese so theres that.
Sounds like a typical Sunday for me


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Monday, April 3, 2017 - 12:15pm to Friday, April 7, 2017 - 12:15pm
Exhibition Reception will be Thursday April 6th from 5-7pm with an artist talk at 6pm
When caught up in stressful activities, my mind tends to wander off. Because of this, I create multiples of a miniature character and place them in scenarios that reflect my overwhelming experiences, but they act out in mischievous ways. For me, this acts as an escape from those stressful situations and helps me relax and keep focus on tasks I need to accomplish. Busy Day(dreams) invites viewers to escape in an imagined world, my world, as it interacts playfully with our reality.
Julie Marie Hamer was born in Portsmouth, Ohio. She is currently pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts degree in studio art at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina. She recently completed her Museum Management Certificate from USC, and earned her Bachelors of Arts degree and a minor in Marine Science from Coastal Carolina University in 2013. Julie has assisted with gallery exhibits at McKissick Museum and she curated Time and Place: The Artwork of James Fowler Cooper at the South Carolina State Museum in 2016. She also received an assistantship as a work study to Penland School of Crafts, she has participated in exhibits throughout South Carolina and her artwork will be on display in Artfields, Lake City, SC, from April 21st-29th, 2017.


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Mark Berry presents the first in a series of articles on the 11th Invest in ME International ME Conference in London ...
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Stayed one night only during La Vuelta round island bike ride. Check in was fast and efficient,the room was outdated ,A/C was set far too cold and once turned off room became very humid and damp.Floor in particular was dangerous to walk on.No tea and coffee maker in room.A definite negative especilly since room service orders attract an additional delivery charge.Additionally room was very noisy,with music etc blaring from what sounded like a private function somewhere in the hotel. A big plus , Maria at reception was very helpfull on the day I left in helping to solve a problem.
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Dairy Farm for sale
Expressions Of Interest
• 350 acres in 4 titles on Invergordon road, Invergordon.
• Very good modern 20 swing over herringbone dairy with stall gates, 16,000 litre vat, in-bale feeding, currently supplying Tat Milk.
• Water includes 10 megs of high reliability zone 1A, electric spear point licence pumping up to 3 megs per day. GMW delivery share in place, Cat A drainage and 100% recyclable.
• Excellent laneways, stock troughs and fencing throughout along with good layout and shelter.
• 95% lasered, sown to permanent pasture, lucerne, annual and crop.
• Excellent Four bedroom family home. Extensively renovated throughout with open plan living, ensuite and farm style kitchen.
• You choose which title you want!!
Selling in conjunction with Ray White Yarrawonga.
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- Listing Type: Dairy Farm
- Land Area: 350 acr
- Construction: Colourbond, Weatherboard
- Other Features: Air Conditioning, Heating
- Bedrooms: 4
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We Are Learning 3D Printing Through Our Personal Experience…
One of the most annoying issues with 3D printers that extrude thermoplastic materials is when the filament jams inside the extruder causing a failed print and if the problem persists you need to figure out what is causing it. The problem is that there could be numerous thing that are causing the filament to jam and stop extruding from the nozzle and you need to check them one by one until you resolve the issue and are able to continue printing again. One of the most common causes, the one you should start with, is to check the build plate and try to level it again as often after a few prints the position of the build plate may change a bit along the Z axis and this may cause trouble for the filament to either stick properly or to come out normally from the nozzle.
If it the filament happens again after a bit of normal operation after you have realigned the build plate and you are sure that it is not the cause, then you might want to check the thermal insulation of the heated block of the extruder. Usually, as is the case with MakerBot Replicator 2, the heated block to which the nozzle is attached is insulated with special kind of insulation material that is taped with Kapton tape. If the insulation needs to be replaced as it is not functioning properly anymore you may need to replace it or it can cause the filament material to jam inside the nozzle. If you are having trouble with the insulation the actual temperature of the block that melts the filament may be lower than it is needed for normal operation with the specific type of filament used and this may lead to the filament jamming as it is not hot enough to come out at the desired speed from the nozzle. An easy thig you can usually do to check if this is the cause for the filament jam is to increase the extrusion temperature with 10-15 degrees Celsius over the normal one you use and if the jams do not happen anymore then it could be the insulation.
Based on our experience we have found out that anther cause for filament jams could be the nozzle that the extruded thermoplastic material goes through, even though it might seem just fine it can still be the cause. So you should always have a few nozzles as spare to replace them over time as they do wear out and the process is faster if you use composite filaments such as ones that contain chopped carbon fiber or other materials as a part of the filament.
Another different kind of issue that can appear over time that can cause jams or problems with proper extrusion of thermoplastic is the feeding mechanism of the extruder of the printer. If the extruder uses a spring to provide tension to the filament feeding mechanism after a while the spring may soften up and the tension may get inconsistent or too little for proper feeding of the thermoplastic material into the nozzle and as a result cause a jam.
Sometimes the 3D printer jams can be caused by various other things such as low quality filament, the use of exotic material that is not designed to be used with your specific 3D printer and so on, so it is not always easy to figure out what is causing the issues and you need to start checking and eliminating them one by one until you find the culprit.
Dual or multi-color printing on 3D printers that do have just one extruder can be a tricky thing to do, but it is still possible, though with dual-extruder printers it is much easier. We have been playing with our MakerBot Replicator 2 3D printer in order to make dual-color 3D prints, though the methodology is the same as if you want to be able to print with more than two colors. Essentially what you need to do is pause the printing process with one color, replace the filament, then resume printing and you should get a dual or multi-color printed parts as a result. Normally, if you are using a 3D printer that uses GCODE you are able to script the commands to pause the printer to change the filament directly from the 3D model that you are printing, but with Replicator 2 this is unfortunately not possible. The reason for that is the MakerBot Replicator 2 uses the binary X3G format for the model you are printing and scripting a pause in GCODE file and then converting it to X3G does not help resolve the issue either.
There are essentially two ways that you can print with dual or multiple colors on MakerBot Replicator 2 3D printer and they are both limiting and not very useful if you want to print a really complex colorful 3D model. You need to essentially pause the printing process from the device itself, either manually, or by specifying the model height at witch the printer to execute an automatic pause then replace the filament type or color and resume printing. This is just fine if you have a 3D model that has a base with one color and then something on top of it in another color, but if the used colors are being mixed in a single layer, then it is not possible to use this pause/resume solution. So a nicer and smarter solution for multi-color printing on the MakerBot Replicator 2 and other single extruder 3D printers like it would be the upcoming Mosaic accessory, but until then you should do with what you have available. There is also another option that does require you to replace the firmware on your MakerBot Replicator 2 3D printer with one that does support GCODE like the Sailfish Firmware, but we haven't tried that yet.
Dual-color printing with manual pause:
– Start the 3D printing with the first filament color
– Monitor the printing process carefully and when you are close to the point when you need the second color manually pause the printing
– To manually pause the printing press the left arrow from the Replicator 2 keypad and choose Pause
– Go to Change Filament and Unload the old filament and Load the new color
– Manually Resume Build to continue printing and select Back to Monitor to get to the print status screen again
The drawback of manual pausing and resuming is that you cannot easily get to the same point if you need to make multiple prints of the same model, though it might still be fine if you manage to pause while the infill is being printed.
Dual-color printing with automatic pause:
– Start the 3D printing with the first filament color
– Press the left arrow on the keypad and select Z Pause Height
– Enter the value in millimeters for the height of the printed 3D object when you need the printer to automatically pause
– Set Pause Active to On in order to tell the 3D printer to activate the pause at the set position
– Go to Done and Back to Monitor and wait for the printing process to reach to the set point when it will automatically pause and activate the Change Filament menu
– You need to Unload the old filament and then Load the new color and then just Resume Build
The drawback of the automatic pause is that you can only use values that fractional such as 1.2 mm or 2.3 mm etc, you can use only 1, 2, 3 mm and so on ad object height on the Z axis. If you take this limitation into account when designing the 3D model of the object you are going to be printing it might be fine, but this could be a problem if you want to print an already designed model.
While both the methods described above do have their limitations and are far from perfect, you can still get pretty good results printing with dual colors or even more colors if you have the patience. Do note however that the more the colors the higher the chance of issues , our dual color test prints ended up quite well, though not perfect. Again a reminder that the the above options you have for the MakerBot Replicator 2 for pausing and resuming the print will work good if you don't want to have multiple colors in a single layer of the object you are printing.


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64 € / person / night, no meal
Description of the Accommodation
Rooms, services Take a visit to Italy, either for a nice weekend or a longer holiday, and book a room at Active Hotel Paradiso Golf Castelnuovo. The hotel is welcoming all guests in Castelnuovo del Garda with 62 comfortable rooms to stay in. The hotel is offering you freshly prepared fine local meals in its restaurant every day. If necessary, parking is available nearby. You may also enjoy refreshing wellness services at the hotel, the hairdresser's parlour, solarium and indoor pool will also be available to you. If you are curious to discover the highlights of the area, you may also rent a car nearby. Table tennis, bike rental, billiard, water ski, volleyball, diving, sailing, surfing and boat rental opportunities will also be available nearby to help you spend your leisure time actively. The local gym will provide a great opportunity to do sports and exercises. Airport transfer can be requested upon preliminary notice. The bar can be an ideal place for a pleasant evening talk or a meeting. In the safe you may secure your valuables. You can browse the Internet via wireless connection (WiFi) available at the hotel. The exact equipment and the exact list of available services of Active Hotel Paradiso Golf Castelnuovo can be read on the information sheet below.
Payment Depending on the selected date, room and price, you may need to provide credit card guarantee or advance bank card payment to finalize your reservation.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest time for arrival and check-in is 15:00, the latest time for departure and check-out is 10:00. The personnel of the hotel can speak in Italian and English with you.
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Free WiFi in shared places
Relaxation: Fitness, Table-tennis, Billiard, Bike rental at the accommodation
Car rental nearby, Water skiing nearby, Volleyball facility nearby, Scuba diving nearby, Sailing nearby, Surfing nearby, Boat rental nearby
- Wellness section, relaxation
- Indoor pool
- Jacuzzi
- Pool (Outdoor - seasonally open)
- Finnish sauna
- Hairdresser's parlour
- Solarium
Default services: Pet friendly, Garden, Bar, Elevator, Safe deposit box
Airport transfer
Own restaurant
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Complaint Review: Wireless Rebate Processing Center - Inphonic
- Wireless Rebate Processing Center - Inphonic
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White Bear Lake, Minnesota
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The first two were payable between the first 90-120 days of service. I sent them in and waited. The next two were payable between 150 and 210 days of service. I sent those two and then waited. I later called to find what the problem was with the first rebate and that's when I knew I had been scammed.
Due to a misinterpretation of the fine print they said I would be getting no rebates at all. I had sent the rebates for both phones in the same envelope. And since it was now after the 90-120 day window, I could not resend the information. I was out of luck period. There was no chance to resend the information or anything and there was no notification from them that anything was wrong. Unfortunately for me it was now also after the second rebate window.
These guys make you wait 8 weeks before anything gets processed and by then everything has expired. Well fortunately for me they did send one of the checks from the first envelope. I received this in Janauary of 07 for a phone purchased in April of 06. Then I received a letter from them saying my second rebates would not be processed at all (well at least the one that they could process) because they were missing the statement. This is complete nonsense.
Not only did I send a statement but I sent 2! Remember I put both rebates in the envelope! This goes around with the phone support center and then they tell me that I can't send another copy of the statement because it again is past a deadline. What is total nonsense about these guys is that I purchased a phone with my money, paid my Cingular bills with my money, save receipts UPC symbols etc for 5 months and send in within a small window, and then they tell me that I don't qualify. You know what happens now? They keep my money.
They can say or do anything they wish and I have no recourse because Inphonic doesn't care. They got my phone order. I am going to talk to the people at MyPoints about their dealing with such a shady operation.
And this rebate center is the most crooked operation I have seen. There is not once ounce of negotiation or settlement. Somehow they have twisted this into a challenge and if you fail to dot one i, you will fail.
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Prisoners carry out £60k raid on day release
TWO prisoners who carried out a terrifying raid on a security van while they were on day release from an open prison have been jailed for 10 years.
Both had convictions for robbery and one had a criminal history involving machetes, knives and axes.
Sentencing Lee Hookway, 36, and Scott McCaffrey, 32, at Preston Crown Court, Judge Heather Lloyd said it was "astonishing" that they had planned the robbery while at low-security HMP Kirkham in Lancashire.
They pounced on two Loomis security guards delivering £60,000 to a cash machine at Sainsbury's supermarket in St Annes', Lancs, last September. Both wore balaclavas and one threatened the guards with a six-inch knife.
Hookway was on a home visit while McCaffrey was on a placement at a YMCA.
The men calmly returned to the prison later that day where police were waiting to quiz them over the robbery.
A third robber, Anthony Joy, 29, was on parole.
The trio, from Salford, Greater Manchester, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to rob.
They were each sentenced to 10 years in jail.
Two other conspirators were jailed for four and five years respectively.


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There is a new addition to my Etsy shop, Gillyflower Cottage. You can now order the PDF to download, print, and make your own Angel Gift Tags. Last winter I did some drawings of angel statues. These tags are made with those drawings. All you need to do is print, cut them out, punch a hole for the tag string, and you're done!
After printing the tags and adding a tie of burlap fiber or string, you can add a little glimmer with some Diamond Dust glass glitter or use them as is. Or, gather them up in a neat little bundle tied off with some baker's twine and a pretty seal.
You can make BATCHES of them for some very inexpensive hostess gifts. Fill up some gift bags NOW with a bundle or two of angel tags and a sweet smelling Christmas votive, and you'll have some useful (and inexpensive) little gifts all ready to go!


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Glorious sunshine, tropical seas, beautiful beaches and more culture than you can poke a stick at. Welcome to Eilat and the real Israel
Israel, the Holy Land, is, if you believe in that sort of thing, the birthplace of Christ and the world's only Jewish state. Sadly, it is more famous in modern times due to the ongoing conflict with its Middle Eastern neighbours since it declared independence in 1948. But to be blinded by what you see on the news is to miss out on a country that benefits from an extraordinarily diverse landscape, more culture than most nations could dream of, and the kind of weather sun-worshippers scour the globe in search of.
Although the capital city is Jerusalem, I flew into Ben Gurion airport and the financial and commercial hotspot of Tel Aviv, a European-style city spread along the sandy shores of the Mediterranean. Fringed with modernity yet bordered by the ancient town of Jaffa, it's a perfect representation of the cultural contradiction modern-day Israel represents.
Into the desert
But I wasn't here for Western culture and city living, so after a short stroll around town I was on the road south past the awesome vastness of the Ramon Crater and deep into the Negev Desert. A short stop-off at the Chan Shaharut Camel Ranch and a bumpy camel ride over the ancient spice roads provided a break from the drive and the chance to drink in the horizon-stretching views out towards neighbouring country of Jordan, where the curvature of the earth is clear to see. Our local guide, Yaniv, happily described everything around him with the kind of knowledge only a lifetime of living there can provide.
Hot, dusty and tired, two more hours on the road saw me pulling into Israel's southernmost resort town of Eilat, nestled on the glowing turquoise waters of the Red Sea, for a three-night stay at the excellent four-star Meridien Hotel, perched directly on the water. Views from my corner suite stretched to Jordan directly opposite, Syria far to the right, and, on the horizon further along, Egypt, highlighting the geographical crossroads this part of the world sits upon.
Early the next morning I was up and on my way to Timna Park, site of ancient copper mines that today is a stunning geological park packed with curious rock formations, amazing trails and the breathtaking Solomon's Pillars, where hundreds of years of corrosion have left the natural cliffs looking like something peeled from the pages of the bible.
Diving with dolphins
But with midday temperatures rising over the 40° mark, Timna's arid, dusty landscape soon overwhelmed and it was time to hit the beach and for me the highlight of the entire trip: a dolphin dive and afternoon relaxing in the unique 'Stalbet on Waters'.
The dolphin dive takes place in a controlled environment with a pod of wild dolphins well used to swimming with curious humans. It's suitable for novices or experienced divers and snorkellers alike, and each person is assigned their own dive partner from the dolphin school to ensure they don't touch or upset the wildlife. Given the contained area, seeing and interacting with the dolphins is guaranteed in the 30-minute time slot. I was also lucky enough to see turtles and a huge variety of amazing Technicolor tropical fish.
After the exertions of the dive, the perfect unwinding session came in Stalbet on Waters, a sublime indoor-meets-outdoor relaxation and therapy centre with three pools – one fresh water, one natural Red Sea water and one Dead Sea water. Aqua masseuses attending each pool offer 10-minute therapies as you float and listen to the music, piped underwater so you can only hear when your head is submerged. Bliss barely describes it.
Suitably relaxed and sunkissed, we had dinner that night at the local El Gaucho restaurant, a meaty fusion of South American and Argentinean cuisine, which while not exactly local was delicious nonetheless. Keen to get back on a local vibe, we spent the rest of the evening in Eilat's only shisha café, sipping local mint teas and drawing deep on hookah pipes.
Cruise and views
The following morning involved a trip out onto the Red Sea in a wooden clipper ship and a gentle four-hour cruise of its still waters, peppered with impromptu swims, an on-board barbeque and a phenomenal parasail offering bird's eye views across the Jordanian and Israeli landscapes.
Slightly queasy from so much time afloat, that afternoon I embarked on an off-road jeep tour up into the Eilat Mountains where, only 10 minutes beyond the town limits, I was face to cliff with the legendary Mount Sinai, where Moses is believed to have received the Ten Commandments. It's imposing and barren, no matter what your religious beliefs, and it's impossible not to be awed by the scale of history surrounding you. And as you climb the rocky trails in the ancient workhorse Land Rover, the sense of magnitude only increases until you reach the mountain range peak and see the Middle East spread out below, engulfed in a burning bronze haze as the sun sets on the horizon. It's an experience not to be missed.
A light dinner at excellent seafood restaurant The Last Refuge (the swordfish caught that day was spectacular) rounded out my Eilat experience and after a final night in the Meridien Hotel there was one more stop to make on the journey back to Tel Aviv and the flight home.
The Dead Sea is the lowest place on earth and as such offers some unique medicinal benefits. Engulfed in an atmospheric fug, it is 13 per cent richer in oxygen than anywhere else in the world, meaning UV rays aren't as harmful here as elsewhere – the perfect excuse to laze in the sun and float in the salty waters of the world's strangest ocean.
It was the perfect finish to an extraordinary adventure in the Holy Land. This country of contradictions left me beguiled, bronzed and positive I'll be back to see more of it soon.


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KS2 Football
Football club is held on Thursday afternoons at 12.0 till 1.00pm we are hoping to find a day where we can have this after school. Year groups from year 4 to year 6 are welcome to attend, letters go home to parents at the beginning of each term, there are only 20 places available therefore places are allocated on a first come first served basis. The cost of art club is £2 per session, we ask this to be paid when slips are returned so that your child's position in football club is secured. If you experience any difficulties with payment please speak to Miss Fagan as she will be happy to help.
We do numerous activities in football club, learning new skills and developing skills that we may already have. This club is to help children progress in football and learn to work as a team. We like to have fun and always finish with game situations to learn the children how football is played on a game day. Children are required to wear shin pads, football boots or trainers, tracksuit bottoms, shorts, socks, t-shirt and tracksuit top depending on weather and if we are outdoors or indoors. Please make sure your child has a bottle of water.


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All RB Continental cases feature a Ballistic Quadraweave exterior, quilted "double helix" velvet interior, high-strength corded edges and seams, and double-stitched with high tensile thread and reinforced at tested stress points. This stick/mallet bag has a quilted "Double Helix" velvet interior, an expandable interior pocket with elastic X-band for better security of sticks during transport, and adjustable bungee cords to attach to a drum. The adjustable padded "sling" strap and unique quick-adjust handle makes travelling with this beauty a breeze. Extra large interior pockets provide massive storage of sticks, brushes, & mallets. Each case is reinforced at tested stress points and double stitched with extra-strength high tensile thread. A knurled abrasion grid on the bottom resists scuffing. The case is finished with custom plated hardware, including industrial strength zippers, for unsurpassable longevity.
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Members of the City Council are:
Back Row (left to right): Council Member TJ Thomson, Council Member Ben Quintana, Council President Pro Tem Lauren McLean, Council Member Scot LudwigFront Row (left to right): Council President Elaine Clegg, Mayor David H. Bieter, Council Member Maryanne Jordan
Phone: (208) 384-4422
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Boise, ID 83702
Temporary Merchants
Temporary Merchants applying for an annual or semi-annual license must have the following pre-requisites (if applicable) when they apply:
Important Notes
A "Temporary Merchant" as defined by City Code is: "any person, whether owner or otherwise, whether a resident of the City or not, who engages in a temporary business of selling and delivering goods, wares, merchandise and services within the City, and who, in furtherance of such purpose, hires, leases, uses or occupies any building, structure or motor vehicle within the City for the exhibition and sale of food, beverages, goods, merchandise or services."
City Code
Food Cart Vendors
All sidewalk vendors must use approved vending carts as specified by the City Clerk's Office:
Special Event Vendors
All event organizers applying for a blanket vendors license for an event must have the following prerequisites (if applicable) when they apply:
Each vendor serving food must have an Eating and Drinking License.
All vendors that are part of the event list - do not require separate vendors licenses - vendors selling food or drink must have a current eating and drinking permit.
A "Special Event" as defined by City Code is: "a preplanned single gathering, event or series of related consecutive daily gatherings or events of an entertainment, cultural, recreational, educational, political, religious or sporting nature, or of any other nature, expected to draw one thousand (1000) or more persons at any session as participants or spectators which is proposed to be held on Boise City Parks and Recreation property or property that is owned, leased, operated, maintained or controlled by Boise City, Ada County Highway District, or the Capital City Development Corporation. Examples of Special Events include, by way of illustration and without limitation, these types of events if conducted in Boise City Parks, on City property, or upon the sidewalks and streets of the City: concerts, dances, assemblages, processions, parades, circuses, fairs, festivals, block parties, community events, mass participation sports (such as, marathons and running events, bicycle races or tours, sports tournaments), other organized activity conducted for a common or collective use. Applicants, sponsors, or promoters of events which would otherwise qualify as a special event but expect less than one thousand (1000) persons shall, at their choice, be entitled to use the City Clerk's Special Event permit application, related documents, and process to seek appropriate government agency approvals."
A "Solicitor" as defined by City Code is: "an individual, including an employee or agent of a group of individuals, partnership, or corporation, whether a resident of the City or not, who is taking or attempting to take, whether in person or by telephone, orders for sale of food, beverages, goods, merchandise or services to be furnished or performed in the future, whether he is collecting advance payments on such sales or not. Such definitions shall include any person who, for himself, or for another person hires, leases, uses or occupies any building, structure, or motor vehicle within the City for the sole purpose of exhibiting samples and taking orders for future delivery."


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Our master's voice
•Further to the Government's plans to 'improve' the education system by abolishing the Junior Cert, a far more practical move would be the introduction of compulsory French and German in our primary schools.
That way our future generations should be better placed to converse with and understand those now running our occupied state.
Brendan Corrigan
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Om and Meena Rustgi
Mr. and Mrs. Om Rustgi of Williamsville will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with their son during a tour to South American Tapestry. A later gathering will be held for family and friends during summer of 2014 in Williamsville. Mr. Rustgi and Meena Kumari Rohatgi were married Dec. 9, 1963, in the bride's home in Delhi, India. He is a retired physics professor at Buffalo State College. She is a retired programmer analyst in the accounting department at Phillips Lytle Law Firm, Buffalo. They have two children and four grandchildren.


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The Dope Game Trailer (2002)
01 January 2002
Action - Two hired killers, fed up with the killing, decide to jump into The Dope Game. On a seemingly simple trafficking job, the two killers fly to Texas. The job: drive to a small border town to buy $100,000 worth of heroin from a Mexican drug lord and transport it back to California safely. It sounded simple, but in the dope game things are easier said than done. - David Dyno Rocha, Carlos Vasquez, James M. Logan
Watch the official The Dope Game 2002 trailer in HD below or find more The Dope Game videos on Vidimovie.