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Just wondering, for those who have any books from these series, or have had a good flick through, what are your preferences and why?
I think I'm leaning towards the Savoring series and I'm not sure if I'm applying the right words, but to me, the 'Beautiful' series seems a bit outdated. The cooking techniques and/or ingredients often seem authentic (which is a good thing) but a bit...unrefined.
The 'Savoring' series, on the other hand, still stays true to tradition, but contains seemingly 'enhanced' versions of those recipes.
With that said, both series capture some of the most glorious images of scenary of the respective countries.
I don't think I'm making too much sense so I'll just leave you to it now...
Edit: I am thinking of purchasing Savoring China, Savoring Mexico and Savoring America soon. Any recommendations?
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Four Years Later: Sustainable Communities, Job Creation and Shared Knowledge
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It's hard to believe that more than four years have gone by since the creation of the Partnership for Sustainable Communities. In 2009, President Obama gave HUD, DOT and EPA the directive to work together to create strong, sustainable communities by connecting housing to jobs, fostering economic development, and helping to build a clean energy economy. The goals and mission established by President Obama are becoming a reality, and today hundreds of representatives from HUD's 143 Sustainable Communities Grantees have gathered in Washington, D.C. to discuss their best practices, exchange ideas, and learn from each other's experiences so that they may build stronger local and regional partnerships.
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1. On Sunday from 12-5 pm, DayLife will take over Orchard Street between East Houston and Delancey with food, a live DJ, shopping, and ping pong. Lower East Side vendors like Blue Ribbon Sushi Izakaya, Brooklyn Taco, The Meatball Shop, Melt Bakery, Mexicue, Mission Chinese Food, Russ and Daughters, and Sons of Essex will be selling food from pushcarts and (unlike Smorgasburg) there will be plenty of picnic tables…and an AstroTurf lawn? Sounds intriguing.
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BlizzCon 2011 - What I Did for MY Vacation!
By Joseph Ocbina posted Nov 21st 2011
Some people go on a cruise for their vacation, or perhaps take a trip to Hawaii or some other tropical paradise. But not me! For me, paradise was in Anaheim, California, in late October, at Blizzcon 2011!
This year's BlizzCon was a blast and will be my first pick for this year's best game convention. If you are a fan of any Blizzard's games then you should've been at this year's event! BlizzCon is Blizzard Entertainments annual celebration of their major franchises: Warcraft, Starcraft, and Diablo. Fans can play the latest version as well as participate in community contests and tournaments. Blizzard also revealed a lot of interesting things about their upcoming games, including the long-awaited and highly-anticipated game, Diablo III. The event was full of surprises and the crowd was just awesome.
Blizzard has kept MMORPG and RTS genre games as interesting as possible for the past decade. They have managed to keep their players loyal to their favorite game. A living testament is WoW (For the Horde!), by far the longest running game and the largest MMORPG ever known to gamers, with a stunning 11 million players to date. In short, Blizzard knows how to keep their customers happy.
First, Blizzard announced the new StarCraft II units which will be a part of the next StarCraft II called "Heart of the Swarm" in addition to the single-player content focusing on the Zerg Faction. This is where we got to test the new content of the game, and I have to say this is going to be an interesting RTS.
Jim Raynor was also there to check out some new game updates at Blizzcon 2011. The detail on his armor is crazy and the statue is amazing in person.
Everyone got excited when Blizzard announced the Word of Warcraft new expansion, "The Mists of Pandaria". This expansion will be a full-fledged WOW expansion, which means a new talent system, revamps on some old dungeons and a very surprising concept... pet combat! Finally, our pets will now have a role in the game that will allow players to utilize them. The expansion will introduce a new class, new race, and new continent. New big thing about this expansion is the new class, Monk. The Monks will be able to play all three types of roles — tanking, DPS, and healing. This will be interesting, as we all know there is only one class can play all three roles — a Paladin. With the Monk being added, it will make stiff competition to all three roles when raiding and running dungeons.
Blizzard kept us in the dark as far as the release date of this expansion. Regardless, the heroes of Azeroth will surely jump on this expansion once it's been released and I will be one of them.
We also came across some Blood Elves from Silvermoon and of course Prince Kael'thas Suntrider of Quel' Thalas stalking them.
Also seen was the game that a lot of people have been waiting for, Diablo III. It's been 10 years since Diablo II and it's expansion Diablo II: Lord of Destruction dominated the action-RPG gaming genre, but now it's back with a vengeance. You will be able to choose from 5 classes; Barbarian, Demon Hunter, Monk, Witch Doctor, and Wizard. Each class will play a very specific and interesting role while playing multiplayer in running dungeons.
Even with all the hype around this game, Blizzard has never announced the official release date of Diablo III. Not even an expected or estimated date. Blizzardwas still being very secretive in offering release date for this game during Blizzcon. They would only give out vague release date windows, which at this point, Q4 2011 if not Q1 of 2012, again not official . The Diablo III beta was released early September this year, that includes the first half of Act one with a little teaser story of the game. The beta test was more like a game demo that is open to player's feedback, it was not enough to experience the real mechanics of the game
The article author (center) enjoying himself at Blizzcon.
This was one of my favorite statues at this year's Blizzcon, the Tyrael statue. You saw this Iconic character from Diablo III right before you entered the D3 demo area. He was literally floating from the floor, which gave you a D3 chill as you walked in the area.
We also checked out Asus' booth during the event. Asus has been one of our solid partners in the industry for quite some time now and it showed in their booth. Here is one of their systems under LN2, using the Dominator GT memory with one of our Force Series 3 SSDs. This set up created a good amount of traffic all thru out the event. It showed how good the Dominator GT memory can be when put in a system that is extremely overclocked.
They also used a couple of our Special Edition White Graphite Series 600T and Obsidian Series 650D cases for their demo systems, where people could try different games with their newly released expansions. It was pretty cool to see our cases being showcased in Asus' booth; it really showed how the Graphite and Obsidian Series PC cases were made for gaming rigs.
Overall, it was an amazing event and definitely one to remember. Blizzard, once again did a great job sharing their success with their fans, this will surely keep a lot of their followers to keep coming back for more. See you again next year at Blizzcon 2012!


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High tea is perfection at the Heathman. There is some confusion in the reservation end. I thought I reserved online, and fortunately called and was told that isn't the way. Then, later I found they still had the wrong time. A lot of close calls!
Wonderful food and staff. Lives up to the Portland "Foodie" reputation!
I had a guest from California who was visiting Portland for the first time. I brought her to the Heathman for Sunday brunch as I consider this hotel and restaurant one of the hallmarks of downtown that truly define Portland.
This was our first visit to Heathman's. It has an older world ambience and service style - all very nice and classy. The food, however, was the hallmark - great menu choices and everything was prepared and served perfectly.
...enjoy the central location, great food and the ability to hold a conversation without having to yell.
The Heathman is my absolute favorite restaurants for breakfas! Fresh squeezed orange juice and fabulous coffee is offered as you are seated. The corn beef hash here may be one of my favorite meals anywhere. When I die, I hope they serve this corn beef hash in heaven -- They should because it is HEAVENLY! This is also a great place to have a conversation. The seating is well spaced and it is just the right amount of quiet/background noise for a private conversation. The service is always wonderful and when I bring guests they are always impressed. For out of town guests, I suggest the salmon hash because it seems a little more special or the eggs Benedict because it is the PERFECT eggs Benedict. You will be impressed!!
I took my two kids to Heathman Restaurant for lunch this week. We had a great experience. The staff were great at accommodating my 1 and 4 year olds, and the food, as always, was great. I had the hanger steak and some of the best fries I've had. The berry salad was absolutely amazing, over the top delicious!
Breakfast was so amazing, we came back for dinner. Delicious!
Truly enjoyed our recent lunch - innovative menu and presentation. Tasted delicious. Server seemed distracted.
Every time we visit Portland we make a point of eating at least one meal here. Their attention to detail is better than a 5 star restaurant. If you order a fruit plate every berry down to the blackberry is sweet and flavorful. When I order a crab/mango salad the crab actually tastes fresher than the crab that you get at any restaurant at the coast. It tastes like it was a live crab that was cooked that day. The service is simply spectacular from the appearance of the waiter to the level of support at the front desk. They have literally printed out directions to local attractions for us and given us good advise for things to do. My water glass was never empty. They are better than most Ritz Carltons. Keep up the excellent work
I returned home to Portland after an extended absence and The Heathman was the most superb choice for my first meal in town. The food was just as scrumpcious as I remembered it. The hanger steak was absolutely decadent and full of flavor which I paired nicely with a lovely bottle of Oregon pinot noir. The dessert was marvelously rich and luxurious. My compliments to the chef, our waiter, and the staff. Thank you for the lovely homecoming!
I added a special request to my OpenTable reservation that they bring gluten free bread instead of regular bread to the table for my GF table. They really went above and beyond: not only did they bring us delicious GF bread, they assigned us Melissa, their server who specializes in gluten issues. She'd already interrogated the chef about EVERY SINGLE ITEM on that day's menu, and cheerfully walked my guest through all of them, rating them based on whether they were celiac-safe, intolerant-safe or contained gluten. My guest was wowed, which is exactly what you want when you take someone to the Heathman. Of course, the food was very good as well. They were nothing but marvelously professional throughout our 2 hour lunch.
Very noisy. Crowded and service was a bit slow. Excellent food.
The Heathman is an excellent choice for brunch or dinner, food is always beautifully prepared and original . Service is unsurpassed! Always my first choice for weekend brunch.
This historic hotel is worth the trip just to walk through to the restaurant.
Have had other visits here in the past, and to my palate the food has declined. Presentation is beautiful, but the tasting was disappointing. Service is always the star here. Waiters are unfailingly well-trained, friendly, and compare with the best restaurants in big cities, think NYC or SF. Atmosphere is delightful. Prices on menu were fair, except for wines which I found generally pricey.
We were a group of 6 and were very pleased with the food and the service...The tables were set up for us before we arrived. I was suppose to have 8 and only had 6 and they were very pleasant about it.
The Heathman Restaurant continues to value a kind of attention to detail and service that sets it above the rest. The host confirmed our reservation and helped us gracefully with special requests. The food was excellent and our waiter attentive. The dining room is one of Portland's best--even with patrons talking, it never felt noisy or as though you had to shout to be heard (or strain to listen). I'm not a fan of the noisy restaurant, as you can tell--never have been. :) But there was a nice energy in the room--not at all sleepy. Elegant, but with the energy of the city about it.
Enjoyed lunch in this restaurant. Convenient location with surprisingly available street parking nearby the day we were there.
We had a wonderful dining experience, when the slower pace of service was appreciated and the food was excellent. However, two weekend breakfasts were scenes of chaotic service, with the meals coming out of the kitchen slowly (in the extreme) and piecemeal: now eggs, later potatoes, followed up by breads sometime later. We could see this pattern at other tables, too, throughout the room. Whether better coordination is needed in the kitchen or by the (very pleasant) waitstaff, I don't know, but they need much better coordination.
Food and service both exceeded my expectations, I think they are on the right track to being a great restaurant again. That said, be sure to check their on-line menu, as for Portland they do need to charge enough to do it right. Had Ahi in a deconstructed Nicoise salad, it was excellent. And my spouse really enjoyed the Halibut presentation.
Been in Portland twice for vacation and both times we enjoyed lunch at The Heathman, Food and service are great. I would return to this restaurant any and every time I might be in Portland.
We had a wonderful time celebrating our wedding anniversary at The Heathman. The service was impeccable. The food was divine. There was an Argentinean Malbec on the wine list (which is special to us) and I love that the menu changes daily. My only warning was the bill was pricey at the end. We did indulge and it was totally worth it for this special night but if you're watching your budget, beware!
We have dined at the Heathman previously, so when we wanted to treat an out-of-town guest to a special dinner, we knew it would be a good choice. From our greeting by the hostess to the final bite of dessert, we thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Our waiter, David, was very knowledgeable about the food and the wine, and was pleasant and attentive without hovering. The bartender made a perfect old-fashioned, which is rare in Portland. Our entrees included a huge pork chop, halibut served with a delectable sauce, and salmon. All were delicious and prepared expertly. The desserts were reasonably sized creative treats. The favorite was the chocolate purse, a chocolate cake in a delicate pastry served on a chocolate streusel.
I took my husband to The Heathman Restaurant for dinner to celebrate his birthday and as a pre-concert treat. We cannot remember the last time we had such a delicious & exquisitely prepared meal! The wine list is phenomenal, and even though the restaurant was slammed with show-goers, the staff coped well. I didn't mention my husband's birthday to our server (only online when I made the reservation), yet he still had the chef put a single candle on our shared dessert plate - along with a very artistic "Happy Birthday" drizzled in chocolate. The staff was very mindful of our show reservations, and our service was prompt, even with the crowd. The prices are what you would expect in a fine restaurant, and well worth it! Flawless Feast!!
Best French Toast ever! Creative and Varied Menu. Great coffee, Lovely Decor, Attentive and Excellent Service.
While I have found service in the jazz piano area of The Heathman to be spotty, in the dining room it is impeccable. The waiters and servers are very attentive and not intrusive while they deliver an outstanding menu of fresh, local food . We could not have been happier about our choice in dining before attending the Symphony.
Took my son for a late breakfast to celebrate his birthday. The pumpkin pancakes were really good and the salmon hash was outstanding. And the service really made the meal very special... best I have had in a restaurant in a long time. The waiter - who has been serving here for many years was engaging, fun, and knowledgeable. He shared some wonderful stories with my son and me about the various musicians who have frequented the restaurant over the years - my son is a musician... making our meal very memorable indeed! I have been eating here since the mid-1980s - it is still a great place for a meal and to create lasting memories.
Me and my family come to Portland once a year on vacation and at least once each time we enjoy going to a fancier dinner. Since the Heathman is always within walking distance and has never been a disappointment all to the senses we continue to return. The food is enough to silence the chattiest of the group and the service is among the most attentive and generous hearted people I can recall. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to impress a group or colleague, wanting to catch an solo dinner with a lively dinner atmosphere or enjoy a family supper. My sister and I went this last Saturday and enjoyed it thoroughly! Thank you Heathman staff for making my family always feel welcome and full.
We never miss having a few meals at the Heathman Restaurant when we go to Portland. You can depend on the food to be outstanding.
We had a delightful and relaxed meal and conversation before our concert next door. Server, David, was knowledgeable and advised us how to meet our special dietary needs.
Food was good. The bar is not well supplied. I ordered VO Martini and was told they did not have VO.
A friend and I came for holiday tea last year. We had a wonderful time. This year I brought her here for her birthday. We had brunch on Saturday afternoon, it was wonderful, from the eggs benedict and omelette to the desserts and wait staff, everything was superb. We made reservations for Christmas Tea before we left and this time will include her daughter.
We had brunch for 3. They were quite busy at the time and ran about 30 minutes past our reservation. But the server brought over a lovely amuse bouche and apologized for the wait. We were quickly greated and our order taken promptly. Everything was absolutely fantastic especially the chicken fried steak which was a 14oz New York!! Well worth it and a lovely time!
We were celebrating our six year anniversary... we also got engaged earlier in the evening. This was a great venue to share a great meal and toast to our lives together after watching a great show at Portland 5. Jen
the food, as expected, was fabulous & our waiter friendly & efficient, though a bit off in the time prediction department, putting off our entree ordering until after our wine had arrived, knowing already we had an evening event to attend. It just put our meals a bit late in terms of getting paid & walking around the corner. We made it by the skin of our teeth paying the bill as we ate our entrees, not the most romantic of situations! We enjoyed sharing the charcuterie which was all tasty: we each (of 6) had a favorite. Everyone loved their entrees & the cheapest wine on the wine list was an easily drinkable red that went well with my pork cheeks & scallops. We had a great time & would definitely do it again. Thank you, Heathman's!
This is a great hotel dining room. The food is excellent, especially the fish; the fish chef really knows his or her stuff, it's never overcooked, and they have a truly delicious black cod when it's in season. The desserts are awesome. There is a lovely lounge with a fireplace insert where you can wait for your table and have a drink. And the staff are all courteous and friendly. The location is great if you are going to a concert, right next door to the Schnitz auditorium and the Performing Arts Center is barely a block away. It's my venue of choice for symphony night.
as it ever has been. what a great place to stop before a concert or play downtown. Excellent food and a nice selection of wine.
We were greeted as soon as we entered the establishment, shown to a table and our server became very attentive to our needs. He asked if we had plans for a show so he could ensure we were out of the restaurant on time for the show. Nice touch. Someone that actually thought ahead. The ambiance of the restaurant changed as the evening continued on. When it was full, the feeling in the room was energetic. The food was right the first time, hot as we desired and very tasty. I highly recommend the Pork Chop, it was the most tender one I have had. Very flavorful as well.
Went here for my mom's birthday with the family, and ended up being very nice. Good ambiance, staff is always friendly, and food selection is great as well.
Situated in one of Portland's historic landmarks, this charming eating establishment features an excellent menu along with first-rate service.
We stayed at the Heathman and decided to try their restaurant one night and it`s proven to be one of the best food we have during the trip. Staff is friendly and attentive. We will return the next time around for sure.
We both had the Grilled Cod special wihich was melting in your mouth good and the sides were also excellent! Dessert was marvelous....pumpkin napoleon!
Because of it's location, it is a perfect place for an early nice dinner and then walk right next door for the concert or show. Parking is usually easy to find about a block away.
December mussel appetizer was fantastic! Perfect sauce, great aroma - a winner!
We had a lovely dinner last Saturday. I was surprised because I thought it would be noisy & crowded with the holiday shows nearby. It turned out to be just right with great food. Do not skip dessert!
We had a lovely meal for my sister's birthday. I had called ahead and arranged for a birthday cake, which was truly delicious (white cake, cream cheese filling, chocolate icing). Service was friendly, professional and discrete. The food was great. Try the venison! The Heathman did not disappoint as our meal, from Broadway Manhattans to the aforementioned cake, was excellent. The restaurant was packed, and thus a little loud for my taste, but it was festive.
We had tickets for a Christmas concert at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. The Heathman was identified as close by. Not being familiar with Portland we took a chance. What a find, the hotel is next door to the hall! We took advantage of the valet parking at the Heathman, enjoyed a liesurly and delicious meal then made the quick walk to the theater. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone seeking an elegant atmosphere, outstanding service and an eclectic menu.
No one, anywhere, has treated me better or made me feel more like a member of the family, than the servers and staff at Heathman, both the restaurant and the bar. First rate food too.
It was a great place to spend our 40th anniversary. It definitely is a good place for a special occasion and we have visited it frequently over the years for our anniversary.


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Pretty much as the title states, this club is for TPU members that have some nostalgic hardware they want to share pictures of Nostalgic Hardware Information 3DFX Identification site: http://www.falconfly.de/identify-3dfx.htm I will start this out with my old Asus P5A Super Socket 7 Motherboard and AMD K6-2 350mhz I purchased these items on 02/02/1999. I paid $199.99 for the motherboard and $149.99 for the K6-2 Put up your picture and I will include you in the club on the original post Okay, I know these next items are not really what could be called "nostalgic" however they are getting rare and getting pretty old in computer technology. My Grandson and I are going to build this for him (he is 8). He is just so into computers and all the gear that goes along with it. The motherboard is an Asus A8N-SLI Premium s939 sporting a dual core Athlon 64 3800+ with a Thermaltake Blue Orb II and running 2gb's of crucial DDR400 ram. The video cards are of course EVGA 8800GTX SuperClocked. One of the cards I picked up from the original owner with the original box and all the accessories, and the other is a matching card but no box. When the grandson and I get this together, it should really be a pretty sweet system. Will be putting Windows XP on the system, since that is what the little guy is used to Thanks to our very own member LiNKiN I now have an awesome ATI 9800 Pro AGP to add to the collection!!!!! Thanks a ton man. Wow, just about forgot this crazy 5 1/2" Quantum BigFoot 1.2gb hard drive! LOL. God these things were crazy drives in their day! Heavy as hell. Now here is a couple of items that I found yesterday that I just had to share LOLOL And some DOS goodness: And thanks to our own member ThE_MaD_ShOt I now have an awesome Abit NF7 with a mobile XP2400+ to add to the images!!!! Thanks a ton bro!!! Okay not really what one would really consider "nostalgic" but more like "epic" So I figured I would include it for your enjoyment. Club Members Stinger608 MRCL PVTCaboose1337 Jizzler Black Panther Wrigleyvillian AhokZYashA PP Mguire Bogmali Mastrdrver Phill andy_mitchelluk Grnfinger TRWOV theonedub GC_PaNzerFIN [XC] Oj101 Norton _JP_ ViperXTR Kevinheraiz The Von Matrices Maban Specks ThE_MaD_ShOt INSTG8R KieranD Coolleo Bambooz Random Murderer Johnspack Dorsetknob Animalpak Agent00skid Switch92 Hertz9753 Mindweaver Aquinus Popswala Athlonite Mediasorcerer Cdawall Da_vid xBruce88x Garage1217 M1919 TotalChaos Doc41 UART GreiverBlade TriggerWolf Erocker Durvelle27 T-Bob Xvi TommyT Melvis Mydog Rodneyhchef Ikaruga HammerON Morgoth LegendofMadness De.das.dude Funguseater Emissary42 Compgeke Sasqui Naito Dannylillhtc n3rdf1ght3r Tiaan48 Rtwjunkie Apocalypsee Frick
My little collection In a few days, a coworker will give an old pc of his to me, apparently with SCSI stuff and a Voodoo card Will post pics of that, too.
There was another thread about nostalig hardware long ago (thats where I posted my pics first), but it wasn't a club Bump the thread from time to time, some threads are just made at a wrong time, and drown amogst other "more important" ones.
Yea, I can't remember who it was, but there was someone on TPU that had a thread in the hardware section showing old hardware. I remember seeing your pictures on that thread, and remember that a lot of people commented on your pics
I have an IBM PS/2 386SX still running my alignment machine at the shop! I haven't opened it up for at least 8 years. Running DOS and running strong!
Quad P-Pro board with memory daughter board. Not shown is the PCI board with a dozen or so slots. Apple HPV slot video card. 2MB, upgradable to 4MB via SIMMS! Have some other things around here, just need to find/take new pics.
Ah very cool Pentium pro quad board Jizzler!!! Man, in its day, that was a seriously high dollar motherboard!!!! Awesome I edited the original post to add Caboose and Jizzler as they posted pictures. @Erocker: Man, get some pictures of that old system bro!!!
Bonus point if you can name every processor... HINT: One is a Pentium 4 with HS removed. The earliest processor in the collect in a Cyrix @ 66mhz.
Looks like the one on top without the HS is the p-4. The Cyrix I am to assume is the one that has the pins pointed up. Looks like there is an AMD Duron, several socket 462 chips, a p-3 several P-2 slot cpu's. Looks like several early pentiums, and some EDO ram sticks in the foreground.
Part II. Grabbed some more items from the closet. SCSI RAID controller I pulled from an old Compaq server. Dual 486 motherboard I found in a case on the side of the road a couple years ago.
Got the computer I was promised. I might have misunderstood something as there are no Voodoos in SLI Only one Try identifying it, its easy. The other card is a Diamond Viper 550, I even found a review of it! Consider them as a sneek preview on the comp, as I'm going to bed now
Moar old stuff! You know what this is... Yes you do! I didn't know DFI was around since the PII days... Top one is a SCSI controller, below that is a soundcard and a network card at last. The GPUs are missing here, they're the ones I posted above.
It's a mix of old and not-so-old hardware, but mostly obsolete. (It's not very tidy I know) My Pentium II Mendocino @ 333 Mhz isn't here because it's running at the office.
Well I used to have a lot more but have moved too many times. So I present the CPU from my first real build ten years ago and 2x256 of some tasty Corsair BH-5
cool guys!! Note that Both Black Panther, and Wrigleyvillian were added to the list Damn Wrigley, I love them DDR 256 Corsairs man..........Nostalgic for sure man!!!


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The Gaborone 48 Hour Film Project
What Happened During Your Weekend?
The Gaborone filmmakers share stories from their wild weekend of filmmaking. (Blogging ended shortly after the filmmaking weekend.)
We got together as a group of friends to conquer Gaborone boredom. We along made some new friends. Am glad the film project came along, I now share a bond with my friends that is so awesome. Our 48hr journey was a come together of champions and it will forever be a show case of each others "GREATNESS" .
- Ncinci Mogapi, ChampionGroup
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well, where do i start, it was a great weekend, for so long i've been urging young film makers to work together and our group ,storytellus did just that, my production house creative hub combined with fellow film makers Thebe Gee and Tebogo N'ganda, this helped a lot as the little that we could all bring became just enough for the production to pull through, we didnt have lights, Thebe organised them, Tebogo organised audio equipment and his home made Jib. Our coming together is really the reason we managed to do this and had we decided to go at it alone as creative hub or had Thebe or Tebogo gone at it alone i highly doubt each one of us would have managed.
my experience goes like this. 1stly on kick off i was still at work. Every passing minute i was at work i could literally feel the stress work its way towards my back as all i wanted was to leave and join my crew. At around 9:30 i met with them at the team leaders house were to my horror i was told our genre was horror. The 1st chalenge we had now was there was 6 of us and a lot of equipment and we couldnt all fit in the car. some had to stay behind and call someone else to come pick them up. we met in tlokweng which became our set and place of editing. we pulled an all nighter trying to come up with a script and that was the most unproductive period, by saturday 8am there was no solid script only a basic concept (which kept changing as production went by). at that point of agreeing on the concept we had to go pick up the talent, came back to tlokweng bought food, ate, did introductions then production kicked off.
Our first scene was in bojanala and because of the one car situation only the director, talent, dop and assistant dop (mainly because he was our connection for the location) could go. We kept the shoot short and pretty simple. We finished that scene in about an hour. Soon as we got back to tlokweng were the rest of the film was to be made i gave our editor the footage so that he could start editing (we did that for every scene we shot, as soon as we were done with it the editor would start editing it and this worked in our advantage) the rest of the shoot was crazy, as id mentioned before we didnt have a solid script so ideas came up as we shot. we started around 1230 at Tlokweng and finished shooting around 0215.
The time pressure thing was there but we tried to get scenes acted and shot as good as we possibly could (atleast to our standard) and never did we just move on just because time was against us, well ok after we wrapped shooting the editor complained about one of the scenes but i was too drained to shoot it again. At that point of wrapping production i just blacked out from exhaustion. everyone was really tired at one point the boom swing was asleep while booming.
The editing process began and as much as i wanted to make an input i remembered we didnt have a script because everyone was allowed to make an input and decided to keep complaints to myself unless i felt it was something huge. music was a huge challenge during the editing process, emotions were high. i feel it was the pressure that got to both the director and the guy incharge of making music for the film. I think the director ended up accepting something that she didnt want. to me some of the music was ok but i didnt have the final say and arguing wasnt gonna take us anywhere so i didnt join in the arguments.
Indeed production is a social event, it was a lot of fun, kinda felt like what being in the big brother house must feel like, ten people, some meeting for the first time in a house for a weekend. i believe we all enjoyed ourselves, our production could have been better but we are all proud of the version we submitted, now we just cant wait for the screening.
- Katso Morapedi, Storytellus
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You are in a learning institution don't deny yourself that chance
Picking up a storyline was not a big deal since we had a story in place, during the kick off God was with us all the way we got in and picked our genre. believe it or not it was in line in what we hope for. Friday night we sat down and drafted the first draft of our script as a team, we went to sleep after the draft was done.
The next morning after breakfast, we arranged the set as it was not far from where we slept while we waited for the camera man and the cast. We bought refreshments and meals for the day while we where still waiting. When the cast showed up we started shooting right away. we had a set back because we did not have right material, at night we needed lights we had to cancel the shooting and reschedule for the next day. We arrange to edit the first rough cut that night unfortunately we did not bring the cable to transfer the footage so we called it a night.
The next morning our team leader was not well the production was a bit slow, we did not lose hope even though it was cloudy we managed to shot and finish where we last stoped. We had a situation with one cast who showed up late but we managed to capture his footage. We relocated to other location where we scheduled to continue our shooting everything went well as panned except that some actors where in a hurry so we shot them first and released them.
We had an ample time to edit, we used computers in the school since we had students in our crew and one labtop to edit on. The security had to cancel our editing since we did not book and it was already late, he closed the labs. We where stranded with one lap top and still we did not give up since it was performing very slowly. we started freeing some memory from he lab top to give it some space. rendering was a pain in the ass we waited for almost 2 hours rendering only to find out that the footage does not fit properly in the screen we re edited from scrach and it was already late. The team was ready to give up as some team mates left to prepare for tomorrow daily life but our team leader edged us to keep going. We finished editing even though we reliased some mistakes and we did not have time to re edit and it was all wonderful
THANK YOU 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT, hope we meet again!
- Ontsheketse Martin Odirile, phs production
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My team picked Superhero as a genre.After kick off we sat down and drew a concept of what the script would look like.It was a very succesfull session.Then we proceeded to fleshing out the script and inputting the dialogue.This gave many problems as we had various creative differences emerge.Another problem we had was locations.We were relying on certain people to stick to thier weekend locations so we could use their houses but this came back to bite us in the butt.
That was Saturday.On Sunday, we were left with a very important scene to shoot and dialogue too.We ended up not being able to record the dialogue separately as we had planned.At that point I just felt like my team was in disarray.Communication had become a problem.Third parties were introduced into the creative team at a late point in production.
We ended up with a project that we felt was way below par and not worth submitting but half the team felt it was a bad decision not to submit seeing as we had spent so much money and time as well as effort on the project.Ultimately we changed team leaders and I pulled out of The 48HR Film Project-Gaborone 2013 edition.
I may have not submitted but i do not for one minute consider myself a loser.NO!I have learned so much!Some of the lessons which I thought I knew were re-echoed into my psyche at indismissible volumes!I am ready for the 2014 edition.Although,it is more likely that I will be going it alone on the Creative side.
Congratulations are due to all the teams that have submitted,I eargely await the screening!See you There!!!!
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Gaborone's Groundbreaking, Crazy, beautiful weekend
Firstly I would like to say a huuuuuuuuge congratulations to all the teams that handed in a film at drop-off on-time or late you should be proud of this tremendous achievement.
The movies are in and I can safely say that Gaborone has exceeded my high expectations. With great stories, awesome execution, you have managed to pull off a great deal in your first year.
Even though we lost some teams on the way we hope that they will still support their fellow filmmakers at the screening and draw inspiration for their next film.
Meet us at New Capitol Cinema at Riverwalk on the 25th August from 13:00 to see how filmmakers turned an idea into a film.
48 HFP Film crews post your experience of this exhilarating, exhausting weekend!
- Chule , Gaborone City Producer
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Although exercise is important at any stage in life, studies have shown that exercise can truly enhance both pregnancy and postpartum health.
The Benefits of Exercise During Pregnancy
- Prevents excessive weight gain
- Improves posture and circulation
- Reduces swelling of hands and feet
- Reduces leg cramps, varicose veins, and back pain
- Helps prevent insomnia, fatigue, and constipation
- May reduce a woman's risk of having gestational diabetes.
- Increases stamina, which will improve labor
It is important to note that most pregnant women can safely maintain an exercise program that was already in practice prior to pregnancy. Women should consult their doctor before starting a new, rigorous exercise program during pregnancy.
The Benefits of Exercise After Delivery
- Improves cardiovascular health and aerobic fitness
- Decreases anxiety and depression
- Prevents postpartum weight retention that can lead to obesity
Preparing for Postpartum Exercise
How soon can you safely start exercising after you have the baby? Although you may be able to do some mild exercises within a few days after delivery, talk to your doctor about when it is fine to return to extended physical activity. Women who have had a cesarean section might be advised by their doctor not to begin exercising for at least 6 weeks after delivery. However, this refers to abdominal muscle exercise, and it is possible to do other exercise for brief periods and gradually increase the time. Go slow, and listen to your body. The most important guiding factors will be how you feel and your energy level.
Pregnancy and delivery cause unique physical changes. For example, during birth, the pelvic floor muscles are stretched. Having strong pelvic floor muscles is important throughout life to prevent incontinence or even pelvic organ prolapse. This is a condition in which the pelvic organs lose suspension and fall through the vagina. Kegel exercises—the rhythmic tightening and releasing of pelvic muscles—are the best way to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. They can be done anytime, anywhere—even shortly after giving birth.
Safety Tips
When you begin exercising, remember the following safety tips:
- Do not exercise vigorously in hot, humid weather or if you have a fever.
- Avoid jerky, jumping, or bouncing motions, or changing direction suddenly.
- Cool down after all workouts.
- Stop exercising immediately and consult your doctor if you experience pain, dizziness, rapid heart beat, pubic or back pain, bleeding, or palpitations.
- Remember to stay well hydrated.
Tips for Fitting Exercise In
Although you may feel psychologically motivated to get back in shape, the reality of taking care of a newborn may hinder your best intentions. Here are some tips that will help you fit exercise into your daily routine and improve your workouts:
- Trade babysitting with other mothers.
- Buy a jogging stroller.
- Invest in home exercise equipment and some exercise DVDs.
- Find a gym with reputable childcare facilities.
- Reviewer: Brian Randall, MD
- Review Date: 05/2012 -
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This hotel is in Istanbul, less than half a mile from the Grand Bazaar. It has a terrace with panoramic views of the Bosphorous, and offers air conditioned guest rooms with free Wi-Fi.
The hotel's rooms have modern furnishings and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. They come with cable TV and a minibar. Some New Pelda rooms feature panoramic views of the Sea of Marmara.
Each morning the hotel serves a buffet breakfast with fresh fruit and hot tea. The New Pelda Istanbul restaurant offers international cuisine and Turkish dishes prepared from fresh ingredients.
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Hey gang,
PAX is next week and we. are. STOKED. We'll be in Seattle from Friday 8/31 to Sunday 9/2 and we want to see all of you there. We've got a bunch of stuff going on, both on and off the floor, so READ ON!
WE ARE HOSTING A TOP POT DONUT HANG OUT. This is very, very important. If you've never been, Top Pot is one of the most delicious things ever. They are also awesome folks and they've hosted private events for us before so we couldn't wait to come back and do another thing with our community. And you're invited!
If you're at PAX, or in the Seattle area, and you want to have some delicious donuts and hang out with some Harmonix developers then this is the event for you. Top Pot will be open from 7-9pm PT specifically to friends of Harmonix. Donuts and drinks are on us. Come. Hang out. Break bread with us. It'll be awesome, guaranteed.
AND as if that wasn't reason enough to come hang out, we're also using this Top Pot event as an opportunity to have Harmonix super fans sign up to participate in our Saturday panel (much more on that to follow). If you want to get involved in our Saturday evening Game Show Extravaganza, come sign up at the Top Pot hang out and you'll get to be a contestant on a deliriously bonkers game show and maybe even win some bad ass swag too.
Bulletpoints: Top Pot Downtown Seattle - 2124 5th Ave Seattle, WA 98121 (a short walk from the convention center) - 7 to 9pm PT Friday Night - Deliciousness - Game Show Extravaganza Sign Up
WE ARE HOSTING A BIG DUMB GAME SHOW. The Harmonix Game Show Extravaganza has already been broadcast in all of the excellent PAX documents, but it is included here for your convenience.
Harmonix is proud to have one of the most well-informed communities in the industry, tapping into the rabid cross section of hardcore gamers and obsessive music fans. But do they know more about music gaming than the actual devs behind the genre-defining Rock Band and Dance Central franchises? COME FIND OUT. Attendees will compete against a panel of Harmonix celebrity guests on matters of music history, game-specific trivia and personal minutiae for a chance to win DLC codes, limited swag and ETERNAL GLORY! From the producers of Are You Smarter Than A Harmonix Employee? and Win John Drakes Money, this panel promises healthy competition for fans of music gaming and the dizzying highs of Harmonix hilarity, all wrapped in the trappings of a 70s game show. Come on down!
Aaron Trites [Manager, Community Development / Richard Dawson, Harmonix], John Drake [Director Of Communications & Brand Management / Paul Lynde, Harmonix], Eric Pope [Community Manager / Charles Nelson Reilly, Harmonix], Jessa Brezinski [Community Manager / Brett Somers, Harmonix], Annette Gonzalez [Community Manager / Rip Taylor, Harmonix]
We're always looking to push the envelope in terms of PAX panels and try to find interesting ways to engage the community, and this has all the makings of a classic Harmonix barn burner. This show runs from 9-10pm PT on Saturday night at Kraken Theater (aka Grand Hyatt 1st Floor). DON'T FORGET: if you want to be a contestant, come to the Top Pot event on Friday to sign up. We'll also have opportunities for people to get involved at the panel, as well as swag for attendees and participants. At the very least, even if you don't want to compete in a hilarious game show, it'll be a riot to watch.
Bulletpoints: PAX - Saturday - 9 to 10pm PT - Harmonix Game Show Extravaganza - Kraken Theater (aka Grand Hyatt 1st Floor) - Early sign up available on Friday at the Top Pot Social - Swag and Prizes
And, of course, we'll be on the show floor all weekend long. We'll have 6 kiosks for Rock Band Blitz, a stage for Dance Central 3, all sorts of goofy / awesome things to give away for both games and the full line up of the Harmonix Community Team. Even if you're not able to attend the Top Pot Social or the Harmonix Game Show Extravaganza, we hope you get a chance to swing by our booth, check out the games and say hello. The PAX crowd always rules and meeting people is awesome, so we hope to see you there!


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Asymmetrical Hem Dress
Founded in 1989, BCBGMAXAZRIA is the vision of one man: founder, designer, chairman and CEO Max Azria. Named for the French phrase bon chic, bon genre, a Parisian slang meaning good style, good attitude, the brand embodies a true combination of European sophistication and American spirit. The collection is a resulting line of directional, sophisticated designs in the most luxurious fabrics. Celebrities such as Angelina Jolie, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Rachel Bilson and Eva Mendes amongst many others, are huge fans of the brand.
- 100% poly
- Shoulder seam to shortest hem point measures approx 36" and to longest hem point measures approx 60" in length
- Fully lined
- Dry clean only
- Front neckline cut out
- Back keyhole with button closure
- Asymmetric hem
- Styled with IRO Mirlind Sandal in Noir.
- Styled with House of Harlow Horseshoe Nail Cuff in Antique Gold.
- Styled with Giles & Brother Skinny Railroad Spike Cuff in Rose Gold Finish.
- Styled with Low Luv x Erin Wasson Oceanus River Fish Ring in Silver.
- Styled with House of Harlow Olbers Paradox Ring in Gold.
- Styled with House of Harlow Horeshoe Nail Wrap Ring in Antique Gold.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. BCB-WD289
- Manufacturer Style No. JUF6X038