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New concerns about voter ID -- in key states could hit new guidelines make for a long night on election night.
And in -- college -- of the judges in the house tell you do and our Fox News.
Senior judicial analyst now I'm hungry for vacant general soon -- -- another what's going on here what's the difference now because these new -- they say -- well let the law in the laws in many states in the Supreme Court has upheld this is being reasonable to assure.
That vote tabulations and election that are accurate accurate.
And ID issued by the government sober person shows happen and they have always voted this place -- always -- that this address.
But they don't have the ID.
They can cast a provisional ballot now comes the problem.
What do the election officials do with provisional ballots well in some states.
They will count the provisional ballots as soon as they can verify that this person.
Is the person they claim to be even though they didn't have an idea -- In some states they will not camp the provisional ballots unless that race and that state is so close that the provisional ballots -- counted could affect the outcome.
Supreme Court has said these rules have to be uniforms -- -- the state they can differ from state to state.
But within a state they have to be uniform this is the first time.
That election officials have had this kind of burden okay -- guy can start to see it -- -- this is a separate pile of both will be larger in the provisional ballot.
Pile than we have seen before yes because people are likely to show up and and the election official would say.
I know your Bill Hemmer I know you live in such and such an adversary you know you're -- -- registered here but without the ID.
I can only let you vote got a good look at what we're gonna cover our rear let you do that now what -- the Supreme Court -- 2000 bush V gore.
That whatever the state does it has to do it uniformly.
So they can't for example in one end of a state.
Quickly count the provisional ballots because they recognize that voter but in another end of the state.
Take their time and verify who the voter was they have to be the same.
Throughout the entire state I -- they do it in one part quickly in another part slowly.
They're violating the rights of the voter in the part of the state where they did it slow.
So get rid of a butterfly ballots which has been done by the way right now listen will this deter fraud.
Well get rid of folks -- are not I do you think it will deter fraud it will deter people from voting who are not registered.
But it may cause all of us to work very early in to -- morning.
Of the Wednesday after Election Day because it's gonna slow down the final official tabulations.
Remember the process were happening.
Does not happen in 1 central location through at any given state it happens and hundreds in some cases thousands of precincts.
And they ought to do the same thing at the same or even beyond -- races are that close I don't even say that bill -- rather -- of sort of house are we hard work it.
How many states are we talking about.
That could be impacted by these animals a dozen.
Well and yes some as large as Texas.
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Lee's challenge is how to beat his own record of making Woori a good bank
By Kang Seung-woo
Starff reporter Under the leadership of its CEO Lee Chong-hwi, Woori Bank has become a "good bank." It is the result of a combination of efficient management, prudence and performance-driven strategy, which the 61-year-old career banker has put into practice since his June 2008 inauguration. His efforts have paid off. Last year, the bank posted a net profit of 953.8 billion won ($793 million), up 719.8 billion won or 307.7 percent from the previous year, making it the best-performing bank. It even beat the perennial pace-setter, Shinhan, which reported 748.6 billion won in net profit. Woori's net profit was tallied at 5.17 trillion won, up 943.1 billion won. Its non-interest income, hit hard by derivatives investment losses in 2008, also grew by more than 1 trillion won. His predecessor Hwang Young-key dabbled in derivatives investments but their value dropped drastically during the global crisis in 2008, causing the bank enormous losses. That appears to be completely behind Woori. Lee is looking for solid numbers for this year. "We will try to maintain the pace of the first half in the latter part of the year," Lee said during a recent interview with The Korea Times. "Although it is a tall order to expand 7 percent this year, we will strive to ensure a proper growth." For the first quarter of this year, the second-largest bank by assets logged 459.8 billion won, up 174.5 percent from the same period last year, raising the possibility of rejoining the exclusive club of firms and financial institutions that record an annual net profit of 1 trillion won. The bank reported 1.78 trillion won in 2007. For the second quarter, Lee preempted the markets by saying that the enlarged provisions to be added as the result of an assessment of corporate risks on a constant basis. Woori and other banks are expected to announce their April-June performances soon. The writing has been on the wall for some time. Over 60 firms have been under restructuring programs due to escalating fears of insolvency on June 25 at the latest. "Although we picked 65 companies, we need to monitor small and medium enterprises affiliated to them due to the possibility of insolvency," said Lee, the chief coordinator of the creditor banks. "Bad loans may deal a blow to the banks' second-half plans, so they have been increasing loan loss reserves in preparation for more corporate defaults." Regarding talks of a megabank, Lee is very cautiously, saying, ""No one can offer a clear answer on the subject. There are pros and cons." Woori was put under state control 10 years ago at the height of the currency crisis. The state-run Korea Deposit Insurance Corp. (KDIC) holds a controlling 57 percent stake. "Our status as a state-controlled bank puts us into a constant series of reviews and is restrained by many more regulations than private banks are subject to," he said. He also believed that being under state control for a long period of time is also affecting the mentality of employees. The government plans to announce the privatization plan for Woori later this month after being delayed once. But it is widely believed that the Woori privatization may not be possible this year as scheduled because, among other things, KB Financial, which was considered as the leading suitor of Woori, has given up an immediate takeover bid, with new Chairman Euh Yoon-dae saying any KB bid for it will be in a a "couple of years." "Through the global financial crisis, the megabank issue appears to be losing momentum, but it is sorry to see no Korean commercial bank able to finance a big contract," he said. A megabank is a pet project of President Lee Myung-bak, who felt a strong need for such a big bank after finding no Korean bank large enough to finance a long-term $2 billion project to furnish the United Arab Emirates with nuclear power plants earlier this year. |

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I'll start by quoting Jeff Schewe on a upsizing thread:
"In any event, I _DO_ agree that the whole sizing function in ACR needs a rev. I also agree thst upsampling in ACR is better than after the fact in PS because the sharpening and noise reduction can scale better when you set ACR to upsample. And I think it can be argued ACR upsampling is a bit better than PS's. So, I think that use case should be pushed..."
I was wondering about the opposite, and did not want to pollute the other thread.
With the advent of 36MPX cameras, if one knows that some images will end online, and their goal is not to be printed in a large size, or if storage space is an issue, should one use the cameras ability to record smaller images, downscale in ACR, or in Photoshop, for optimal quality? (I know that if it is not recorded, it is lost forever, while doing it in ACR/Ps keeps the raw file intact.)
Speaking only for my experience and workflow, I find that the limited set of reduced dimensions to select from in ACR rarely will match the pixel dimensions I want for an online image or even a smaller print. I find it easiest to use Russell Brown's Image Processor Pro for images that are good to go from ACR and all are to be reduced to the same dimensions (PS Save for Web if they need individual sizing). The ACR-edited raw remains my master file (sometimes in multiple edit versions - ACR Snapshots).
I'd be interested to know why those particular sizes are shown. I once tried to work out if they were significant, and failed.
I know this is not the place for a feature request, but I'd like to see a custom resampling size/ratio in the Workflow Options, instead of the presets, which seem too arbitrary to me.
On a related note, I seem to remember that there's a trick you can perform with ACR's crop tool to resample the image too, but I don't know if this works any differently.
Capturing an image at the target size has been and always will be the ideal to pursue, in my view. This holds true for scanning film as well as for digital cameras.
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…should one use the cameras ability to record smaller images…
I'd answer that with an unqualified YES. It's a no brainer, really.
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Capturing an image at the target size has been and always will be the ideal to pursue, in my view. This holds true for scanning film as well as for digital cameras.
Capturing the image at a desired target size is ideal when one unequivocally knows that target size at time of shooting. But there are situations where this cannot be known. I'll photo a theatre rehearsal where the immediate need is for web, social media and send-out-to-press-size images. Then, sometimes much later, I'll get a request "can you crop out of a small part of the scene? we want to cut it into a brochure," or for a very high res file to go for a poster or other large print. Never know ahead of time. In anticipation of these I capture largest size from camera even though it may be called for in only a small fraction of the images; then, using acr-edited raw file as a master file, derive other image formats and sizes as needed over time.
Perhaps the answer has to be based on the individual's situation and projected use of the image data.
One could argue that you should shoot at the best possible quality and resolution, and save the raw file regardless of what your current known need for a photo is. Some day you might happen to need a super high res version. Of course, that happens in practice for some folks only very rarely.
What's the size of a D800 NEF? 40 MB? No lightweight for sure, but with today's drives of several million megabytes or more is it consequential?
The strategy I've found works best for me (and I have only a 10 MP camera) is to shoot in my camera's largest raw size, upsample during Camera Raw conversion (e.g., to 25 MP), then resize for use after the hijinks in Photoshop are completed using Bicubic resampling (the new Ps CS6 defaults are not good IMO).
I can see my strategy being roughly the same with a camera with a lot more MP, except that I'd probably not upsample during conversion.
You need to outfit yourself with a decent computer for storing and working with very large datasets to be practical. But such things, especially gargantuan storage, are cheaper and more powerful than ever today.
Note that I started my post by typing;
Capturing an image at the target size has been and always will be the ideal to pursue, in my view. This holds true for scanning film as well as for digital cameras.
Yes, of course that implies knowing exactly what the target output is. Duh!
Within the Context of PEC's post, the goal would be to eliminate the need to downsample for web—or to resample at all.
I say, by all means take advantage of the camera's ability to capture different pixel dimensions natively.
Downsampling will degrade an image far more than upsampling. That's just a fact of life.
Ideally, I shouldn't have to resample at all, but in a pinch, if forced to choose the lesser of two evils at gunpoint, I'd opt for upsampling, reluctantly.
I recommend recording at the full size and downsampling later (e.g., at the point at which you'll be producing a web-sized image). This is because the detail and noise processing can be done more accurately in ACR/LR at the original resolution. The downsampled result will generally have better uniformity, especially for higher ISO images.
Thanks, everyone for the various answers.
Thanks Eric, my main concern was about the algorithm used for the pixel-binning in camera, if it would reduce/increase noise, or hurt details, and you seem to indicate that It's best to give ACR the full pixels.
When changing the resolution in the workflow area of ACR, this change is made only at export time?
I was pondering if it is worth capturing and processing the full 36MPx/24MPx, when the output of a given workflow is a 4x6 at 300PPI. For other cases, I would of course capture and keep all the pixels.
A general philosophy I've always followed, and so far it's not done me wrong is this:
Don't skimp on the computing resources.
If your computer had no problem storing as many raw files at full resolution as you could possibly ever shoot, and would process them just as quickly as if they were smaller (i.e., fast enough to keep up with you), would there be any question?
The pertinent considerations seem to be:
Only you can weigh the tradeoffs.
Yes, as I said, that's what I would do for the documentation Photography, or my own photos, but here, it is pictures that need to be output at 4x6 300ppi, that will not be repurposed, that I will not re-develop, and that I cannot edit, besides color-correcting.
I'll just need to keep them for 3 years, then trash'em. A very peculiar case. I know I'll be getting cameras with way more megapixels than the current 10, that are already overkill for those pictures, but not the 8x10 we also shoot.
Eric indicates that ACR prefers/should use the captured pixels, not binned pixels, so it's the route I'll take. (I'll still make experiments, but I wanted some directions before)


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The Marriott London Sevens is the last of the nine events in the hotly contested HSBC Sevens World Series. New Zealand are once again leading the series after performing consistently well across the season. England will be going all out to win their home event and make a real statement of intent ahead of the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow in June.
This year the overall tournament will be slightly different, with the top 12 teams in the series at the completion of the Glasgow event competing for the Cup, and the remaining 3 core teams plus 5 qualifiers who have competed across the series, will take each other on for the right to earn core status for next season. With so much at stake for so many teams, you won't want to miss the finals on 12 May. Head out to the Cardinal Vaughan pitch to take in some of the early rounds of action, before it takes to the main stage on Sunday.
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With the action on and off the field keeping fans busy across the weekend, the action in the stadium will be at the forefront of our minds. With try's and tunes in equal measure the weekend will be there for everyone to enjoy. Look out for our fantastic safari parade, the Marriott Safari Drummers with ACD Arts and sevens wouldn't be sevens without the support of our Ranger Girl cheerleaders.
With so much action to fit in over the weekend, you, the fans, will help to make the event one of the best on the HSBC Sevens World Series. The stadium will be awash with noise and colour and it promises to be one of the events of the summer. We hope you have an amazing time.
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Last year's 70s Disco theme made for a glorious weekend stuffed full of the hottest rugby action, plus disco moves, wig-waving and flying flares. With a record breaking crowd of 103,000 passing through the turnstiles – surpassing the records set at the 2011 event – 2013 promises to be even bigger, better and louder.
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As announced at the June 3rd Chesapeake Bay Executive Council meeting by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, the Marylanders Grow Oysters (MGO) program is once again expanding to include seven new
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Hanoi Opera House, a day without performanceThe World > Asia > Vietnam > Hanoi |
Hanoi Opera House was built in 1901, completed in 1911. Design by two architects V. Harlay and Broyer in 1899. During construction involving of architect F. Lagisquet. The day 9 December 2011 is Hanoi Opera House 100 year anniversary.
Hanoi Opera House, built when Vietnam was a colony of France. It was completed in 1911. It was design...
In the end of 2010 night, crowds of people flocked to the Hanoi Opera House square to join the Happy ...
This is the historical central area of Hanoi, capital of Hanoi.
Hanoi estimated population 3,398,889 (2007), is the capital and second-largest city of Vietnam. From 1010 until 1802, with a few brief interruptions, it was the political centre of an independent Vietnam. It was eclipsed by Huế during the Nguyen Dynasty as the capital of Vietnam, but Hanoi served as the capital of French Indochina from 1887 to 1954. From 1954 to 1976, it was the capital of North Vietnam.


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FREDERICK -- Jorge Rangel became a fan of mixed martial arts -- or MMA, as the sport is known -- along with millions of other Americans in the past decade. He likes the mixture of various disciplines such as jiu jitsu and boxing.
When he opened Xtreme MMA Fitness & Training Center in late 2011, he wanted it to be a place that would cater to both experienced MMA enthusiasts and those new to the sport. But he also wanted his gym to be a place where women and children would feel welcome -- someplace they could get a solid workout and wouldn't feel intimidated.
"It's been great, Rangel said. "It took a while. We hit all the St. Vrain (school) district with flyers. ... Kids' classes blew up."
Since opening the gym Rangel has brought in a partner, Hector Sanchez.
"We actually starting training (in MMA) at the same time years ago," Rangel said. "I did it by myself for a bit and I was struggling so I went and talked to him."
As is the case with MMA professionals, each has their own style for training.
Mixed martial arts is just that: a blending of styles including boxing, kickboxing, jiu jitsu and wrestling. Xtreme MMA has an octagon -- an eight-sided, chain link fence "ring" just like professional MMA fights -- but whether someone wants any contact is up to the student, the owners said. When there is contact, it's closely supervised to keep each fighter safe.
The Zumba and cardio classes three times a week are particularly popular with adults, Rangel said.
"This summer we were doing strength and conditioning outside," Sanchez said. "Flipping tires, that kind of thing. We'll probably pick that up again once the weather gets more consistent."
Xtreme offers a variety of contracts, a flat fee with no contract and walk-in classes. Students range in age from a 4-year-old child to men and women in their 40s, the owners said.
"We do the kids classes and the bag classes at the same time," Rangel said. That way, the parents can work on a bag while their kids are working out on the mats.
"They (the parents) still get a good workout," Sanchez said. "I see them huffing and puffing."
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It looks different to the ME163 I've seen (which is short and stubby).
OOPS TYPO should have said Me 263
Nice work TKI, Looks good
You can take a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead!
Looks great as an ME 263, rubbish as an ME 163! ;-)
Nicely done, TKI. Great job on the emblem as well. Have you seen the German aircraft designs at Luft 46. If you haven't they're a great resource for future illustrations.
I have always admired the artwork on Luft '46. Do you know what software those guys use? Probably all 3D I suspect.
I too am a big fan of flying wings and tailess aircraft, in particular Lippisch designs.
I recall that perhaps you were using RC Cad to set up your perspective views somehow. Is that correct?
Wouldn't it be neat to have a scaled-down Lippisch ME-163... like the first propeller-driven prototypes... you could probably glide across the USA on a gallon of gas!
Good drawing, TKI. More! Glad the war ended before the 263 could go into volume production. They were sure coming up with a lot of very inventive designs -- I think both the Korean War MiGs and Sabrejets were spinoffs of German projects, weren't they?
I believe most of the work at Luft 46 is 3D.
I do use RC Cad to make the wireframe for my illustrations. I just need a very crude example to get the basic shape. It's very limited but fast. A good 3D program to use for more advanced work is Blender.
Some of the traditional painters use plastic models photographed in the sunlight to get the shadows and light for their paintings , but you first have to find and build the model you want. There's still a lot of paintings copied from photographs. Virtually no one draws them free hand with all the compound curves. Descriptive geometry is another process used by some. Best thing to do is try them all and see which method you like.
Jon, I think you're right about the swept back wings on the Sabre and Mig.


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Georgia Southwestern University is getting a special visitor February 27th to discuss earthquake and tsunami hazards according to a release from the university. Southern Methodist University Professor Heather DeShon will give two lectures free and open to the public that Wednesday. The first lecture, "Great Earthquakes and New Insights into Subduction Seismogenesis", will be in Jackson Performance Hall at 11 a.m. This lecture will be for a general audience and is free and open to the public. A technical lecture, "Using Seismic Tomography to Image Subduction Systems: Applications to Costa Rica-Nicaragua and Sumatra", will be in Roney 301 at 3:30 p.m. DeShon's research focuses on understanding earthquake initiation and rupture complexity within subduction systems, such as those responsible for major earthquakes and tsunamis including the Sumatra-Andaman Islands earthquake and tsunami of Dec. 2004, and the more recent offshore Japanese earthquake and tsunami of March 2011. Stay connected to MySouthWestGA.com as stories develop and the FOX 31 Newscast at 10 PM. Visit us on Facebook and Twitter to join in on the conversation and connect with FOX 31!
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Miami Beat Wave – Teach Me to Fly (Ft Angel Ocean)
Miami Beat Wave releases the second single off their upcoming dance project The After Light. "Teach me to Fly" is like a strong breeze hitting you at 100mph and features vocals by Angel Ocean of Dangerflow. The After Light project will release next week.
Miami Beat Wave – "Teach Me to Fly'"
(Featuring Angel Ocean)
BPMs: 130
More than ever, versatility pays. As the lines between musical styles continue to disappear, people are demanding more from what they listen to. Today a hit needs to have a little of everything in it, and in turn, hitmakers need to be capable of doing a little of everything. Versatility is one of many points that set the three-man production collective Miami Beat Wave a clear cut above their competition.
SLIGHT MODIFICATION, a compilation produced by Miami Beat Wave, features collaborations with artists such as Dead Prez, !MAYDAY!, Skyzoo, Guilty Simpson, Ghostwridah, Wrekonize, Itagui (Locos por Juana) and Artofficial. With that and work on Dj Efn's project "Diggin In The Tapes" producing a track for Pitbull, Flo-Rida, Brisco, Garcia, The305.com awarding MBW as the "Producers Of The Year" , Miami Beat Wave is on the move in 2011!
One-man live band Chip Williams can single-handedly create masterful instrumental tracks complete with bass, guitar, keys, and drums. Chi-Town beatsmith St. LaRok can chop beats on drum machines with the best of them. Together with production jack-of-all-trades and leader Brandan Toledo, they can effortlessly fuse both approaches into a hybrid sound.
Students of music – literally – since way before they first met at Orlando's Full Sail School of Music & Media Production, they can produce hard-boiled Hip Hop tracks like their work with Grammy-nominated rapper Omniscient, balls-out rock tunes such as "Guess You Forgot" with self-described 'urban rocker' David Correy, and radio ready pop stompers with the new Scotty Boi & Rick Ross single "So Fresh".
Apart from their stellar production credits, they've also made their bones recording and mixing a slew of projects from names like Dangerflow (Miami Heat's Band), Dead Prez "Gangsta Grillz" and artist such as Dynas and Skam2?.
They also have recently ventured into video game music production, contributing their trademark sound to Hudson Entertainment/Gaijinworks' new Nintendo DS title Miami Law. They take their inspiration from yesteryear's jewels classic and obscure alike, the cream of today's crop, and infuse it all into their interpretation of music's future. Miami Beat Wave is nothing less than a one-stop shop for everything current in music.
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Cheap hotels near New York University in New York, United States
Boasting more than 40,000 students here and at satellite campuses around the world, New York University ("NYU") is one of the largest private universities in the United States.
New York University's main campus (and its beating heart) centers around Washington Square Park in Manhattan's Greenwich Village. Here, on sunny days you'll find scores of NYU students and other residents reading, hanging out and enjoying the park's theatrics.
Most of the surrounding streets are lined with low-priced eateries, bars and cafés, most of which cater to students and academic types, along with office workers from the area.
Most school buildings are closed to the public unless you have tickets to an event. For more information, visit NYU's Web site. Or simply drop by the university's Jeffrey S. Gould Welcome Center on West 4th Street.
Hotels near NYU: We list hotels located in the Greenwich Village & West Village 'hood. For a few more options, take a quick jaunt to the East Village.
Address 46 West 17th Street (Chelsea)
The sweet, old-fashioned Chelsea Inn offers simple, homey budget rooms in a super-convenient location.
Address 251 West 20th Street,NY 10011 (Chelsea)
The Chelsea International Hostel provides 350 standard hostel bunks in a convenient location just north of Greenwich Village.
Chelsea Pines Inn
starAddress 317 West 14th Street (Chelsea)
The Chelsea Pines Inn is a cheerful and popular spot offering friendly service, a convenient location and touches of old-Hollywood glamour.
Hotel 17
starAddress 225 East 17 Street (Union Square-Gramercy)
There's something just slightly precious about Hotel 17. Could it be the dark warren-like lobby and hallways? The receptionist's uniform? The old-fashioned signage out front?
Hotel Azure
starAddress 120 Lafayette Street (Soho & Tribeca)
The Hotel Azure is a fresh boutique property offering reasonable rates, an excellent location and comfortable three-star rooms.
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Don't get into a game of birth certificate roulette with Donald Trump. Sure, he'll always come off looking like the birther lunatic he is, but he can afford his silly bluffs. Comedian Bill Maher, however, may have to do some panhandling to come up with the $5 million he pledged earlier this week if Trump proved he isn't the "spawn of his mother having sex with [an] orangutan." Within 24 hours, Trump had an attorney send along the certificate "demonstrating that he is the son of Fred Trump, not an orangutan" and demanding payment to be split among five charities. And to think Maher could have spent that dough on gag writers with better punch lines. [Source]
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Sebago Lake in Sebago Lake
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
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- pets allowed yes
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Sebago Lake cottage with lovely waterfrontage, dock and deep water for exceptional boating fun. This two bedroom home features a new oversized deck perfect for listening to the loons and watching the lake activities. There is one bedroom with a double bed and the second bedroom has a bunk bed. There is a futon in the living room great for overnight guests. Great Raymond Cape location.
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Carrie Colby 207-232-5497
activities and attractions in Sebago Lake Maine
Sebago Lake and the surrounding area offers many activities for your perfect Maine vacation. Sebago Lake offers miles of boating. You can bring your own boat or rent one from one of the many Marinas in the area.
Raymond is located in the Heart of the Lakes Region with numerous restaurants, golf courses, hiking and shopping areas.
There are boat tours of Long Lake and the Songo Locks just minutes away in Naples.
Windham just south of Raymond is home of the Seacoast Fun Park that has games and activities for all ages including mini-golf, rock climbing wall, bumper boats and go-carts.
Raymond is also only 40 minutes from downtown Portland that is famous for it's many high quality restaurants.
The flagship store of LLBean is located in Freeport which also about 40 minutes from Raymond.
So whatever type of vacation you plan whether it is to just sit back and relax or enjoy some hiking, biking or golf you'll find any acitivity you can imagine within minutes of this spectacular property.
Carrie Colby 207-232-5497
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Sebago Lake
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von Grey: The Four Soulful Sisters That Rock
von Grey is unlike any other band I have ever heard. Their beautiful melodies and powerful lyrics really make them exceptional artists. von Grey is an indie/Alternative folk/ rock band from Atlanta composed of four sisters- Kathryn, Annika, Fiona and Petra. Each sister brings something different to the table and when they combine their talents they create unbelievable music. They are truly an inspiration because they use their experiences to motivate others and encourage young women. von Grey really emulates girl power and they are a fine example of girls who can rock! von Grey will be going on tour with Company of Thieves on their 2013 tour. You can find dates and locations here: http://bit.ly/QQ9HQt.We are very honored to have their support and are so excited to have been able to interview them for our Girls Rock Web Series! We hope you love them as much as we do!
GR: How old were you when you first started playing music?
VG: We were all about 5 when we started to play classical instruments. We each studied an orchestral string instrument and piano using the Suzuki method. We didn't really pick up instruments like guitar and bass until about 4 years ago.
GR: Which instruments do you play?
VG: Kathryn (17) plays mandolin, cello, keys, and bass. She has also incorporated the use of Moog Bass Pedals. Annika (16) plays violin, guitar, banjo, and keys. Fiona (15) plays guitar, violin, and keys. Petra (12) plays keys, lap-steel guitar, and percussion.
GR: Is your family musical?
VG: Our parents are not musical, but they love music! They started us young wanting us to both learn to read and play music and to appreciate music as an important art form. I don't think they ever envisioned that their daughters would end up pursuing music to this level, but they are very supportive.
GR: Do you remember the first music you really connected with?
VG: Our parents introduced us to a huge variety of music when we were very young, and I think that all of it has influenced us to an extent. Fiona Apple's "Criminal" was always a favorite, but it would be hard to really pinpoint a specific genre of music as the catalyst.
GR: Where would you most like to perform?
VG: We appreciate all of the venues and audiences that we have been able to experience. It would be a dream to play in an arena type setting, but playing where you can really connect to the audience is incredible. We would love to play in new regions such as Scandinavia, Europe, and eastern Asia.
GR: Who would you most like to open for?
VG: Opening for Grouplove or Foster the People would be rad.
GR: People are always comparing musicians to other musician's, is there someone who people are always comparing you to?
VG: We get called a "female Mumford & Sons" quite a bit. I think it is because we use quite a bit of banjo. That is a comparison that we are willing to embrace!
GR: If you could dabble in another genre of music, what would it be?
VG: We totally dig electronic music (our favorite band collectively is the Knife). I think that we would all love to collaborate with a DJ or somebody who really knows their way around musical technology and sounds.
GR: Do you enjoy writing music and/or lyrics?
VG: Composing is definitely one of our favorite aspects of being in a band. Nothing is as cool as having a creative medium that allows you to express yourself. The music tends to come easier and often first, which is different than a lot of songwriters we have met. Our compositions often drive the lyrical content. When a song develops in this way, however, the challenge is to make sure there is enough musical space for the lyrics and melody.
GR: What hidden talents do you have?
VG: Kathryn can put her tongue into the shape of a 4 leaved clover and Petra is quite good at making things out of duct tape. Fiona and Annika are both excellent at sleeping and eating.
GR: Besides music, what else do you enjoy?
VG: We all love going to movies and eating Pho. Searching for and shopping at vintage and thrift stores is something we do with any extra time on the road.
GR: What do you do to clear your head before a performance?
VG: We usually just warm up our voices, check each other's hair, and do some stretches. We're usually pretty chill before a show.
GR: What songs are on repeat on your ipod right now?
VG: Fitzpleasure by Alt-J. Most dope song. Ever. Anything by Nickel Creek is also always welcome.
GR: Where do you find inspiration?
VG: We love listening to music from different cultures. We also have a lot of fun changing hair colors, doing creative makeup, and buying sweet boots. Feeling like you look cool can be just as inspiring as making cool music. On a more serious note, being young, we write a lot based on observation as our life experiences can be limited. We don't tend to write about routine teen experiences, but tend to take at a wider view at subject matters. With four of us, we always get varied perspectives. We are very much alike and very different at the same time.
GR: What musical influences did you grow up with?
VG: We listened to everything from the Talking Heads to Ani DiFranco to Bela Fleck. Classical music and symphony music also had a massive influence on our musical upbringing and is still a genre that we feel utmost respect towards.
GR: What has been the biggest challenge for you as a musician?
VG: Being able to write music and lyrics that truly reflect what we are feeling is sometimes difficult, and it is hard to capture the energy of a song perfectly every time you perform it. No concert is perfect, but each one is a learning experience.
GR: How do you feel about an ever growing expectation people have that music should be free?
VG: It definitely makes it harder to make money, and it is sometimes frustrating that people are not willing to pay for something that took a lot of time and effort. But in the end, if they show their support by going to shows, we are just glad that people enjoy the music.
GR: What would you say to a young girl just starting out as a musician?
VG: It takes time to master skills, but it is worth it. And don't ever let anybody tell you that girls don't rock. Because they can and they do.
GR: What can we expect from you in the future?
VG: We are actually going in to record a new song in a few days, and are hopefully looking to make a new album in the coming months. We're totally stoked.
GR: Is there any upcoming show where we can see you perform?
VG: We play all around the southeast region, and are playing increasing amounts of shows in other areas of the US and Canada as well. If you look at our Facebook and/or website, all of our upcoming gigs will be posted there. We expect to be back in the LA area before or by Spring this next year.
GR: Where can we listen to your music and get in touch with you?
VG: Our music is on iTunes and our website www.vongreymusic.com. We have some of our music on youtube. We also have a facebook and twitter and love it when people talk to us there. We love getting to talk to other musicians and music lovers!! And we would love it if we could regularly hear what's going on with the Girls Rock SB!
We have not really done any music videos yet, but here is a link to a studio video for "Coming for You."


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Elephant and Balloon First Birthday Party Ideas
A Modern Chevron, Elephant, and Balloon First Birthday Party
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