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57 percent of the spectacular Mansions at Acqualina were already sold in weeks and prior to the $4 million sales center officially opening its doors to the public.
Who were the first buyers at Mansions At Acqualina? Acqualina devotees. As the New York Times reported, South Florida developers are working to assemble super-sized apartments to attract the ultra-wealthy buyers capable of making a splash purchase. With financing still unattainable for most Americans, developers are building new outrageously fancy condominium projects with an eye on the new elite classes in emerging countries like Brazil, China, Russia and the Middle East, as thay can pay all cash.
The Acqualina in Sunny Isles Beach is already a landmark building and cherished and appreciated as a top address in Miami Beach for South American and Russian vacationers and its permanent residents alike.
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September 21 2011
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Many different brands are on display at the Lyman County Pioneer Museum. More Lyman County brands were collected for display at the museum during the annual End of the Season picnic Sunday, Sept. 18. Weather permitting, the museum will be open Oct. 17-22, opening week of Pheasant Season. Brand boards are displayed in the second building of the museum.
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- A colorful mountain of milo greets travelers
- Raiders win Class B Consolation trophy
- Raiders to play for 5th place
- Raiders return to state
- Lyman Raiders earn a return trip to STATE!
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- Volleyball District Play starts Tuesday at Kadoka
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Following on from a previous post on the relative complexity of counting systems in different languages, it struck me as interesting to explore a couple of the more interesting number systems in certain languages.
Starting in relatively familiar territory, French compares very similarly with English, up until a point. Whereas we name our multiples of ten using the base number and adding "-ty" (e.g. sixty, seventy, eighty, etc.). French does the same, until 70, which is soixante-dix, literally "sixty-ten". 80 gets even stranger – quatre-vingts, literally "four-twenties", and 90 is quatre-vingts-dix, "four-twenties-ten".
Why the switch? Well, the upper numbers were thanks to North Germanic influence, first appearing from Normandy in northern France. The Normans picked up the vigesimal system (counting in groups of 20) from the Vikings. Given that lower numbers were much more frequently used and thus much more resistant to change, the original decimal system stuck for those. In Old French there is still evidence of the vigesimal system: treis vingts and cinq vingts, "three-" and "four-twenties".
A similar English is also apparent in Old English (also due to Viking influence) – when counting was often done in "scores". There are only vestigial remnants floating around in modern English, generally only recognizable in historical contexts, such as in the iconic opening to the Gettysburg address: "Four score and seven years ago".
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Sat, Aug 31, 2013 | 17:48 BST
VVVVVV confirmed for release on VVVVVVita
VVVVVV will be heading to Vita after all, Nicalis' Tyron Rodriguez has announced. After teasing the possibility on Twitter earlier this month, on the PS blog Rodriguez went over the gameplay mechanics of the Terry Cavanagh title, but failed to provide a release date. Just know it's official and it's coming to PS VVVVVVita.
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VVVVVV may be headed to Vita in the near future
VVVVVV may be coming to Vita in the near future if a tweet from Nicalis' Tyron Rodriguez is any indication. The picture of the game running on Vita, which was tweeted by Rodriguez yesterday, was met with surprise by the game's creator Terry Cavanagh who responded by saying: "Cool, I didn't know this was still happening." Despite the tweet, there's nothing official regarding the Vita port at the moment. Thanks, Polygon.
Fri, Jul 26, 2013 | 20:27 BST
Experiment 12 is a free download featuring chapters from various indie offerings
Experiment 12 is a 12-chapter collaboration from indie developers which includes one chapter from games created by Terry Cavanagh, Ian Snyder, Jack King-Spooner, Zaratustra, Richard Perrin, Michael Brough, Robert Yang, Alan Hazelden, TheBlackMask, Jasper Byrne, Jake Clover, and Benn Powell. Each chapter even has a narrative after you completed it which will ties into the next one. Between each are also "experiments" such as a side-scrolling platformer, a top-down, and a first person explorer and more. Best of all, it is free. Hit it up here. Thanks, Indie Games.
Sun, Feb 10, 2013 | 21:45 GMT
Super Hexagon now available on BlackBerry 10
The simplistic-seeming but notoriously difficult Super Hexagon is the latest to make the jump to the latest BlackBerry platform.
Fri, Jan 04, 2013 | 04:34 GMT
Super Hexagon, VVVVVV creator shelves two unfinished projects
Terry Cavanagh has put long-delayed projects Nexus City and Selma's Story out of their misery.
Wed, Nov 21, 2012 | 04:14 GMT
Super Hexagon hits Steam next week
Super Hexagon, a hard-as-nails iOS game currently causing lifelong feuds between a number of rival games writers, is on its way to Steam.
Sat, Apr 28, 2012 | 15:00 BST
VVVVVV finally releasing in Europe May 10 through Nintendo's eShop
VVVVVV will finally release in Europe on 3DS, according to the game's publisher, Nicalis. Those in the US have been playing the Terry Cavanagh title since last year. Expect it to land on the eShop May 10. Thanks, NintendoLife.
Tue, Jan 03, 2012 | 21:30 GMT
VVVVVV creator has eight games in the works
Indie developer Terry Cavanagh has vowed to complete three major and five minor unfinished projects during 2012, including anticipated RPG Nexus City, a collaboration with Jonas Kyratzes. 2D platformer VVVVVV is probably Cavanagh's best-known work; it's available on PC and 3DS in the US, with a European releases on the handheld expected this month. Hit the link above for screenshots and details of all eight titles.
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April 30, 2006, Sewanee, Tenn. - DePauw battled back from a 5-0 deficit to send the game to extra innings, but Trinity captured the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference championship in extra innings with three in the eighth in an 8-5 victory.
DePauw finished the regular season at 31-10, while Trinity improved to to 29-12. The Tigers will await word next week about a possible at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.Trinity scored one in the third when Mandy Chastang doubled to right center and scored on a DePauw fielding error. They added four in the sixth on three hits and two DePauw errors.
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Yesterday I read a beautiful story about Frank Sinatra on CNN. It is about the people who were truly loyal to him – even when he was considered a 'has-been'. The article talks about the owners of Sinatra's favorite restaurant in New York, Patsy's. Sinatra's fame and fortune was no more in the early 1950′s. People who previously fell over their feet to be his friends have now all disappeared.
His favourite restaurant has always been Patsy's where the owners and staff treated him with respect and care. They were always compassionate towards him, even when he was a nobody. They even went as far as to open their restaurant on Thanksgiving so that Sinatra would have somewhere to spend his holiday. They weren't planning on being open that Thanksgiving but they went above and beyond the call of service to provide Frank Sinatra with a place he could call home, they invited family members and made it very special for him. It was only years later that Sinatra became aware of his friends' generosity.
Sinatra remained loyal to Patsy's, even when he made his huge comeback in the late 50s. He could've gone to any restaurant in the world, but he kept going to Patsy's because of their loyalty to him.
This story made me think about how we build loyalty in our industry. We not only service our clients, but also our colleagues.
I have experienced both sides of the industry – some people guarding their "secrets" very closely, and others that love to share everything they know. Luckily my experience has mostly been with the latter group of photographers. It is a fact of life that people who share and give to others have a greater amount of reciprocity in their own lives. They ooze success and they don't keep it to themselves. You can spot them easily, they are the ones at meet-ups who everyone wants to chat to. I will refrain from naming them here but look out for more interviews and sharing of information by these professionals on the blog in months to come.
By being willing to share and interact, we service and support other wedding professionals and soon we will see loyalty in the relationships we build.
If we want other professionals to be loyal to us, we need to show loyalty first.
Do you go above and beyond for others in the industry? How do build loyalty with your colleagues?


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NTL Telewest has announced that it will change its name to Virgin Media early next year, after acquiring Virgin Mobile for £1 billion in April.
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by Graham Charlton 08 November 2006 13:48pm 2 comments
We have just published our latest Affiliate Marketing Briefing, which contains the write-up of an engaging roundtable discussion we hosted on the subject at the end of last month.
The report is the latest in a series of free-to-download briefings which we are making available to E-consultancy users.
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Last November, I sounded off about two things – one was that I did not like the tag line for World Usability Day 2005 – Making IT easy - and the other was that I didn't think we had much good usability to celebrate.
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A new kind of image search is being launched today by Riya, which will allow users to search for images using both text and images as queries.
Other image searches rely on text queries, which depend on the data attached to the image file. This is not necessarily a reliable way to search, which is where Like.com comes in.
And boy, the technology is stunning...
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Last.fm has become one of my very favourite web apps – it helps me find new music and figure out what I've been listening to most (Cocteau Twins, for the record).
I recently hooked up with Martin Stiksel, one of the company's founders, in last.fm's new offices near Old Street in London, to discuss progress to date and to find out more about the service.
The interview with Martin is right after the jump...
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Men who can't be bothered to go out shopping are helping to drive rapid growth in online retailing, according to a survey by the British Council of Shopping Centres.
FT.com reports that men have a 'hunter' approach to shopping – they know what they want and want to get it as quickly and painlessly as possible. Online shopping is the perfect way for them to do this.
by Graham Charlton 08 November 2006 10:57am 5 comments
Adam Lasnik describes himself as Google's first 'search evangelist', and he works to improve relations between the search engine and webmasters.
Adam's job is to help webmasters with ranking and indexing issues either through communication or other means. In an interview by Lee Odden from MarketingBlog.com, Adam talks about search engine marketing and has some tips for webmasters.
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by Graham Charlton 08 November 2006 10:05am 0 comments
Yesterday evening I appeared on BBC's prime time TV show Watchdog to talk about an eBay story. During the show they displayed our site's URL on screen.
So I was intrigued to see this morning how much traffic that might have created to our site...
by Ashley Friedlein 08 November 2006 09:52am 8 comments
Owners of Microsoft's Xbox 360 will soon be able to watch and download a range of movies and TV shows through their consoles.
Microsoft has announced that it plans to rival Apple by renting and selling downloaded movies and TV shows through Xbox Live, though the video service may well be more about the console wars with Sony's PS3 and Nintendo's Wii.
by Graham Charlton 07 November 2006 16:36pm 0 comments
It is good to see E-consultancy is continuing to reach a global audience. Our user base is predominantly from the UK and US, yet our editor Chris stumbled upon a blog post in what he thought was Portuguese, referencing something we'd previously published on corporate blogging.
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BY JACK SHORT - With speed limits going back up on the causeway and seasonal traffic reentering the picture, it's important to brush up on cycling traffic law and etiquette.
Boots Tolsdorf was reminded recently that some drivers display less than courteous (or even legal) behavior on the roads.
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Every week this summer WPRB will highlight one its DJs in "Get To Know WPRB's DJS."
DJ Name: Julia Factorial
Show: "Cleanr Yr Room" (with Art), Mondays from 7-9PM.
Type of music played on show: Teenage concerns–ie; songs about hating your parents. A lot of punk rock–"The Replacements, The Marked Men, So Cow, Lunachicks, Ted Leo, Karp, Lungfish, The Raincoats, Kurt Vile, Reigning Sound… Pretty much anything on the following labels: Richie, Hozac, Tic Tac Totally, Siltbreeze, Homestead, K, Hyped To Death. Art occasionally takes us on a trip through the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and beardo records, and I love scouring the stacks at WPRB for the forgotten, terribly amusing and occasionally profound records that live there."
Reasons for being a DJ: "I began listening to WPRB when I was a lowly 8th grade loner nerd in Cherry Hill, NJ. I spent a few years taping my favorite shows and trading those tapes with other folks. Eventually, I became close with a few DJs. Flash forward a couple years to 2002. With the help of Mike Lupica (who hosted 'Hey You Kids' with Jen M. and 'Hip Transistor') I got a timeslot on the summer schedule, which I shared with Her Jazz host Maria T. I hosted 'Mixtapemaker Heartbreaker' from 2002-2007, and then teamed up with Art (who had a show called 'Your Saxophone is My Guitar' for a number of years). We've been hosting "Clean Yr Room" since 2007 and love every dumb minute of it."
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yeah, and a friend bought me Paul & Linda McCartney's "Ram" for my birthday and I can't take it off my turntable. It is perpetually playing in my head. When you are talking to me, I am hearing the hook for "Eat At Home" in my head."
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"It was about three or four pages," Saginaw recalled. "And in it, we said that we wanted to serve a really great corned-beef sandwich."
Saginaw grew up in Detroit and Weinzweig grew up in Chicago. They were used to neighborhood delicatessens where you could get a corned-beef sandwich worth bragging about.
"And here we were in Ann Arbor in the late '70s, and it was a wasteland for that kind of food," Saginaw said. "You couldn't find a real corned-beef sandwich."
That's the abridged story behind Zingerman's humble beginnings as Saginaw tells it. Three decades later, the iconic deli at 422 Detroit St., which recently expanded, is famous beyond Ann Arbor's borders, but its owners still have no plans of expanding outside Washtenaw County.
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"Really it wasn't what we wanted to do," he said.
Saginaw spoke about Zingerman's past, present and future during a Wednesday night forum on economic vitality and sustainability. He was joined by four other speakers as part of the Sustainable Ann Arbor series put on by the city and the Ann Arbor District Library.
One of a kind
Aside from serving up corned-beef sandwiches, which Zingerman's still does today, Saginaw said the deli's original vision included a commitment to remaining unique.
"And for us, by definition, that meant there was only one of you," he said. "We decided if we were going to grow or expand, we would never do it by replicating. It would never be a chain."
That's why Zingerman's Community of Businesses has stayed local, even now with 18 partners across eight businesses and about 600 employees. Saginaw said he expects Zingerman's to end this fiscal year in July with more than $47 million in sales.
"We're here to stay," he said. "We've got a longterm vision and we're not going anywhere."
Zingerman's not too long ago added about 26 acres to farm property it owns outside of Ann Arbor, and that's one part of the company's strategy for longterm sustainability.
"There's a pre-Civil War barn that we're taking down, shipping to Ohio to have rebuilt and coming back going on a new foundation," Saginaw said. "That'll be an event space. There'll be a demonstration garden there. There's an old Victorian house where we're going to have cooking classes in there, and private dinners in there, too, and also have farm dinners."
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"We're growing our goat herd because the people who supply us with goat milk in Michigan are disappearing and we need to protect that supply," Saginaw said. "We also have bought a herd of Tunisian sheep because we have plans for opening a Tunisian restaurant."
Two years ago, Zingerman's also helped launch an Asian food cart at Mark's Carts called San Street, which is run by Ji Hye Kim. They're now looking for a brick-and-mortar location.
Saginaw said Zingerman's has a vision that takes the company out to the year 2020, and in many ways it's a reaffirmation of the original vision.
Zingerman's is going to focus on becoming a much greener organization, with the goal of having zero carbon footprint and zero waste within seven years, Saginaw said.
It's also going to strive for more racial diversity in its partners group. The plan is to grow to 15 to 18 businesses — all within Ann Arbor — in the coming years.
Succession plan
Saginaw said he and his business partners also have been working for two years on a succession plan for Zingerman's, and they've got that figured out now.
"Within the next year, we'll be an employee-owned organization," he said. "We will offer the opportunity for ownership to a large sector of our employees. There are qualifications on that. You have to have worked for a year, and we're working on that right now."
Zingerman's also is working on "bringing the bottom up," as Saginaw puts it. By that, he means it's a goal to have every employee earning what he calls a "thrive-able wage" within the next year.
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Colleen Layton, director of policy development for the Michigan Municipal League, gave a presentation at Wednesday's forum that highlighted Zingerman's Deli as an example of what makes a community a great place to live and a great place for community gathering. She showed a photo of patrons filling the curbside picnic tables on the sidewalk outside the deli.
"Placemaking is about turning a neighborhood, town or city from a place you can't wait to get through into one you never want to leave. You know when you're there," she said. "The difference between great cities and good cities is the quality of their public spaces."
Buying local
Ingrid Ault, executive director of Think Local First, talked about the importance of supporting locally owned businesses like Zingerman's.
"There are lots of studies that indicate when you spend your money locally, it stays and recirculates in the community," she said. "One of the numbers you hear regularly is the multiplier effect: For every dollar that stays in our community, it recirculates three and four times."
And for every $100 spent at a local business, Ault said, about $68 stays and recirculates in the community, versus $43 that stays when that money is spent at a big-box retailer.
"That's a $25 difference," she said. "If that $25 is going to circulate three and four times more, all of a sudden your $100 means another $75 to $100 to your local economy."
Mary Jo Callan, director of the Washtenaw County Office of Community and Economic Development, also spoke to the importance of local businesses in economic terms.
"We know that traditional economic development where we vie for large, national and multi-national corporations looking for locations based on tax abatements and financial incentive packages isn't the way to build community or sustainable economic vitality," she said.
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Paul Krutko, president and CEO of Ann Arbor SPARK, said most talented college graduates are choosing where to work over whom to work for, and the quality of "where" is paramount.
"Many people talk about why Silicon Valley happened and why it continues to be successful," he said.
"This is the biggest reason: People from all over the world — regardless of where they came from, what community they work in, what their sexual preference is, what their political viewpoints are — find that they can come there and be free to express themselves and to find others they want to be with and work with. And I think that's something that Ann Arbor has and is going to be very key."
Giving back
Saginaw said he never had any interest in seeing Zingerman's grow to be the biggest business it could become. He said he cared more about staying local and building community.
"We believe that you earn your right to do business in a community, and you do that by being a responsible corporate citizen," he said.
Saginaw said giving back to the community — contributing to the social, cultural and educational vitality of Ann Arbor — was always part of the plan for Zingerman's, which established Food Gatherers, Washtenaw County's food rescue and food bank program, in 1988.
"We were going to build it into our budget from the beginning. It was a line item: rent, insurance, utilities, giving back to the community," he said. "And we felt that's the way a good business was going to operate. And if we weren't going to be able to do it from the beginning, then we thought that our business plan was flawed and we were going to go back and work on it again."
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San Diego, CA -Researchers speaking at the 68th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine today unveiled a study showing that a decade after serving as gestational carriers, both the women who served as gestational carriers and their families were doing well and had positive feelings about the experience.The investigators from the University of Cambridge interviewed and gave questionnaires to 26 surrogates, 8 of their partners and 28 of their children. They reported that the surrogates score above the normal range on self-esteem and within the normal range on depression, with 77% of the surrogates reporting no mental health issues at all.Their families were also doing well. 86% of the surrogates and their partners scored above average for relationship quality, and very high percentages of both partners and children had positive views of surrogacy."Using a gestational carrier is an important treatment option for some patients seeking to build their families. Every physician has a unique physician patient relationship with the women serving as gestational carriers. It is important that this kind of long-term follow up study be done to help us better care for those patients. It is gratifying to see that a decade after they helped other families have children, gestational carriers and their families were psychologically healthy," said Glenn Schattman, MD, President of the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology. O-149 The Long-Term Psychological Health of Surrogate Mothers and Their FamiliesS. Imrie et alThe American Society for Reproductive Medicine, founded in 1944, is an organization of more than 7,000 physicians, researchers, nurses, technicians and other professionals dedicated to advancing knowledge and expertise in reproductive biology. Affiliated societies include the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, the Society for Male Reproduction and Urology, the Society for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, the Society of Reproductive Surgeons and the Society of Reproductive Biologists and Technologists.
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GnuPG in combination with Enigmail offers users many more features; for example, you can validate other people's keys, link multiple identities to a key pair, or revoke your key. Many of these functions are launched directly in Enigmail, whereas others require a detour to the command line. See the GnuPG documentation for a command and option reference [4].
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Engall is supposed to hit a party and hook up with his longtime crush, Chandler—at least that's what Engall's unlikely guardian angel keeps telling him. But the more Dagiel tries to fix the situation, the weirder it gets. How many do-overs will it take to make Engall's life right?
OKAY, it was not Engall's fault. Well, it was sort of his fault. Okay, it was mostly his fault, but who could have predicted it would have turned out that way?
So he'd said no to a party—didn't that make him a good guy? Cristina said, "Hey, Engall, you're making yourself crazy! Come with me; Chandler's throwing a thing!"
"Chandler?" He tried to sound casually disinterested. It was hard.
"Yeah! He actually told me to invite you personally!"
Oh wow. That was a good thing, right? Chandler was smart and funny and cute and…. Stop it right there, Engall.
"I may come over when my homework is done," he said stiltedly, not wanting to talk about all of the good and bad things about Chandler, his physics lab partner, right now.
Cristina rolled her eyes. "You do that, Engall. Just don't stay here all night."
So he didn't. He got shot in an all-night gas station instead.
He'd just wanted some goddamned M & Ms—not even the illegal kind! He was up late, studying, it was too late to go to the party (he told himself), and he wanted some goddamned M&Ms, so he left his little crappy apartment in the Howe/Hurley apartment warren and went down to the corner Circle K to get himself some goddamned chocolate. And walked straight into a fucking robbery. In an only mildly shitty area of Sacramento.
Who knew?
It was all so surreal. He'd been pondering his trig problems in his head and wondering if the engineering degree was really worth it, especially when he liked history so much better, and checking out his shoes at one in the fucking morning. He could see the gum on the sidewalk, and the oil slick that doubled as pavement, and the cracks in the street. He could see the way the anemic blue light of the Circle K flickered so badly he was actually hoping for a seizure, and he could see the blue jeans and black Converse sneakers of the other person in the minimart.
The person who was not getting out of his way.
The person who was shouting at Engall like Engall had just clawed up and down on his last fucking nerve.
The person with the ski mask and the gun.
"Oh shit," Engall said. "I should have gone to that party after all."
And that was when he got shot.
He got shot in the head, which meant that basically his meatsack dropped immediately and twitched, and Engall sort of rose above himself and looked down at the whole affair. The guy with the ski mask took off, the clerk behind the counter—an elderly Indian man with a pained, stoic expression, like this had happened before—was crouched down in a puddle of his own piss, and Engall?
Well, it wasn't like he'd been that good-looking to begin with. Six foot three and gangly as hell, he'd had ginger hair, green eyes, and freckles. Everywhere. If he went outside in the summer it was like an invitation to the blister-balloon gods, which was just as well because he preferred to do his sweating indoors, in a gym, where he would never feel obligated to take off a shirt and reveal a physique sculpted by string beans and chocolate. His nose was too long, his jaw was too bony, and all the orthodontia in the world couldn't change the fact that when he smiled, his teeth were a little too large. His ears stuck out like pitcher handles, even at twenty-three.
Still, for all his plainness, and the way he'd avoided mirrors when he was alive, he looked a lot worse dead.
"Oh fuck," he muttered—or it felt like he muttered. "I didn't even have a chance for my life to pass before my eyes! Goddamn it. My childhood was pretty goddamned choice, if I say so myself!"
It had been, too. Two parents who loved him, an older brother and a younger sister who also (mostly) loved him. A house, a backyard with toys, a dog, water fights, camping trips, and a room he shared with his brother, who still liked model trains and action figures as much as he did when they were young and didn't mind playing chess with him when he wanted to.
Of course, the last four years in school hadn't been all that exciting—that whole "party like a rock star" part of college had been, on the whole, a magnificent lie that he'd never gotten to partake in—but still. It would have been nice to have said goodbye to Mom and Dad, at least in his thoughts, before he got his head spattered across the dirty tiles of the Circle K.
"You didn't get a chance to say goodbye?" The voice was indignant, and Engall stopped looking down at his pathetically twitching body and looked around. "You didn't get a chance to say goodbye? You weren't even supposed to be there! Hell take it, boy, why the hell weren't you at that party?"
Engall was literally turning circles to find the owner of that voice, and since he was newly dead anyway, he was well on his way to becoming dizzy when the voice—which was sort of a reedy tenor and barely older than his own—said impatiently, "I'm up here, genius!"
Engall looked up and saw an angel.
"You're an angel," he said, which, all things considered, was one of the stupider things he'd said in his life, much less his death.
"Was it the halo or the wings that gave it away?" the angel said irritably. The wings were pretty spectacular—they were mostly a wing-shaped aura, and at the moment, they were sort of an exasperated, twitchy maroon color. The halo, though—well, it was sort of tarnished, and the angelic head it graced was… well… mussed. It was mussed. The angel's robes were crooked and ill-fitting, and the angelic hair—sort of nondescript, sandy brown—was mussed, and not in the attractive boy-band way, either.
"It was the sarcasm," Engall snapped. "I always expect my angels to sound like bitchy roommates on their periods." Sort of like his roommate two weeks ago. He felt another pang of loss. Poor Cristina. She was such a total sweetheart—his parents had loved her, his sister had idolized her—and she'd be devastated to find out he was dead. Besides, she'd gone through four roommates before him, and they'd all flaked out on her one way or another, and she'd been so relieved that he was reliable and didn't keep trying to get in her pants that she'd let him have all the chocolate milk and did the dishes, even when it was his turn, without complaint.
"Well, yes, I'm irritated," the angel snapped back. "You weren't supposed to be here! You were supposed to be at the damned party! You had this test nailed, not that you were going to need it, because you were supposed to become a history teacher and not a bloody engineer, and you were going to make that decision after you hooked up with the love of your life at the frickin' party!"
"The love of my life?" Engall said cautiously. "Really? How… um… what's she like?"
The angel looked at him levelly. "Cut the crap, Engall. We both know that's not happening."
Engall wondered if his ghost form blushed as unattractively as his human form, because he knew that was what he was doing at present. "Um, I don't know what you mean, Mr. Angel, sir. If I were to find the love of my life, I'm sure she would be a nice gi—"
The angel was rolling his eyes heavenward and shouting to unseen forces. "See? See? This is why we need to start smiting people! He was supposed to be going to a party and he ended up here, getting his brains blown out in the search for chocolate! Please?"
The angel grunted. "Yeah. They always say that."
"What did they say?" Engall asked hesitantly.
"They said we don't smite people," the angel told him sourly, and then, in a purely mocking voice, he said, "'But Dagiel, that's not what we do-oo.'" Dagiel stuck his tongue out at the heavenly forces that were, and then turned his attention back on Engall.
"They also said you got a do-over."
"Heaven gives those out?"
Dagiel the angel glared at him. "Apparently they do when stupid college students skip parties where their soul mates are because the stupid powers that be make them afraid to admit who their soul mates are. Yes. Sometimes, Heaven gives those out."
Engall felt some optimism welling up from his toes. "So, a do-over, right? Can I start by calling my folks to tell them I love them?"
Dagiel's look at him was pained and almost patient. "You really are the sweetest puppy in the pound, aren't you? Yes, baby boy, you can start your do-over by calling your parents, but there are a couple of other caveats that you need to hear before we get to that part."
Engall turned around and looked for his body and the Circle K, unsurprised to see that both were dissolving into mist. "I hear you," he muttered. "Caveats. Let the do-over begin!"
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Maybe we can make it up to you. If you like pancakes, here is an excellent recipe from Alton Brown.
- 6 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda (check expiration date first)
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- 2 tablespoons sugar
Combine all of the ingredients in a lidded container. Shake to mix.
Use the mix within 3 months.
- 2 eggs, separated
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 4 tablespoons melted butter
- 2 cups "Instant" Pancake Mix, recipe above
- 1 stick butter, for greasing the pan
- 2 cups fresh fruit such as blueberries, if desired
Heat an electric griddle or frying pan to 350 degrees F. Heat oven to 200 degrees F.
Whisk together the egg whites and the buttermilk in a small bowl. In another bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the melted butter.
Combine the buttermilk mixture with the egg yolk mixture in a large mixing bowl and whisk together until thoroughly combined. Pour the liquid ingredients on top of the pancake mix. Using a whisk, mix the batter just enough to bring it together. Don't try to work all the lumps out.
Check to see that the griddle is hot by placing a few drops of water onto to the griddle. The griddle is ready if the water dances across the surface.
Lightly butter the griddle. Wipe off thoroughly with a paper towel. (No butter should be visible.)
Gently ladle the pancake batter onto the griddle and sprinkle on fruit if desired. When bubbles begin to set around the edges of the pancake and the griddle-side of the cake is golden, gently flip the pancakes. Continue to cook 2 to 3 minutes or until the pancake is set.
Serve immediately or remove to a towel-lined baking sheet and cover with a towel. Hold in a warm place for 20 to 30 minutes.
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A pastor's note on a restaurant bill has unleashed an unholy outcry on Reddit. A snapshot shared by an apparently stiffed server shows the gratuity scratched out and a big "0" written in its place. "I give God 10% Why do you get 18" the diner scrawled on the $34.93 receipt, adding the word "Pastor" above his signature. The poster said the diner's party of 20 ran up a big tab but asked for separate checks, "thinking it would get them out" of the automatic 18 percent gratuity for large groups, even though the same person paid for everything. The post has prompted lots of Bible quotes and ungodly names for the pastor. [Source]
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Isn't this who thing over yet? Former BPD officer David Todd Burke and current communications officer James Cody Guedry were, once again, in court yesterday to defend themselves in the 2007 beating of Derrick Newman.
Not a whole lot to say here, except that the BPD has a very different idea of what is a "reasonable" amount of baton swatting.
On what planet is it "reasonable" to beat a dude who was just standing there doing very little (according to the videotape) THIRTEEN TIMES?
Beaumont attorneys Bruce Cobb, William Conley and Craig Schexnaider argued this week in a federal appeals court that David Todd Burke and James Cody Guedry acted "objectively reasonable" when Burke struck Derrick Newman 13 times with a custom-made police baton and Guedry shocked Newman twice with a Taser.
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Dance Massive 2011
Merlyn Theatre, The CUB Malthouse
11 – 20 March 2011
In the sell-out, international sensations of GLOW and Mortal Engine, Chunky Move transcended the limits of earthly form by immersing dancers in an illusory world of motion tracking and projection technology. In Connected, this dynamic is flipped on its back and digital technology is side-stepped in favour of pure mechanics.
Teaming up with Californian artist, Reuben Margolin, Gideon Obarzanek animates both the body and the machine through physical connection between the dancersand Margolin's purpose-built, kinetic sculpture.
Reuben's startlingly live sculptural works – constructed from wood, re-cycled plastic, paper and steel – transcend their concrete forms once set into motion, appearing as natural waveforms in a weightless kinetic flow. Suspended by hundreds of fine strings receiving information from multiple camshafts and wheels, his sculptures reveal in articulate detail the impulses of what they are coupled to. In Connected, it is people – athletic and agile dancers' bodies twisting and hurtling through space, as well as people in recognisable situations.
Beginning with simple movements and hundreds of tiny pieces, the dancers build their performance while they construct the sculpture in real time. During the performance, these basic elements and simple physical connections quickly evolve into complex structures
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All gods are homemade, and it is we who pull their strings, and so, give them the power to pull ours. (Aldous Huxley).
"..Mathematically precise and mesmerisingly beautiful." THE AGE
"..An engrossing creation, intensely and rewardingly collaborative, passionately danced to exacting choreography." REALTIME
DIRECTOR & CHOREOGRAPHER: Gideon Obarzanek
SCULPTURE: Reuben Margolin
COMPOSERS: Oren Ambarchi & Robin Fox
LIGHTING DESIGNER: Benjamin Cisterne
COSTUME DESIGNER: Anna Cordingley
PERFORMERS: Sara Black, Stephanie Lake, Alisdair Macindoe, Ross McCormack, Marnie Palomares, Harriet Ritchie, Joseph Simons
DURATION 60 mins (no interval)
I was fortunate to meet Reuben Margolin in October, 2009 in Maine USA, where we were both invited to speak at PopTech, a conference focusing on social change through current innovations in science, art and economics. There, I witnessed Reuben's various sculpture machines made of wood, recycled plastic and steel transcend their concrete forms once they were set into motion and appear as waveforms in nature – a weightless kinetic flow. This was not dissimilar to the changeability of a dancer from a person to a moving figure when performing on stage. We were immediately drawn to each other's work and began discussing possibilities for future collaboration. I have an interest in combining dance with other art forms and the alternative perceptions that these interactions can reveal. In previous works such as GLOW and Mortal Engine it has been through the video graphics generated by the movements of the dancers and then projected back onto and around their bodies. Here in Connected this relationship continues, but with early mechanical technology – intricately linked simple materials such as string, paper and wood literally connected to the dancers by fine strings. It's not just the translation of human movement into other visual and kinetic forms that interests me, but more a fundamental relationship between our environment and us.
Until Connected, Reuben's sculptures have existed as installations in galleries in a perpetual but constant state. While this gives his constellation-like objects a uniquely mesmerising quality, the biggest challenge in this project was to find a relationship between dancers and sculpture that could develop as a time arc within a performance event rather than a fixed singular connection. During the period I visited Reuben's workshop in Berkeley California I also excitedly pitched our new creative partnership with the director of a highly prominent theatre in Paris. After a pause big enough to drive a French car through (stylishly compact yet surprisingly roomy), the director remarked, "I do not understand why this is a performance for the stage and not an installation for a gallery?" My response should have been, "The stage begins as an imaginary space of the artist's mind, where we build the work and construct the sculpture. Once complete however, the stage becomes a gallery space and we see things very differently." But I didn't say that. I didn't know it yet and just sat there, stumbling for an answer.
Interestingly, the common language between choreographing a dance and Reuben building his sculptures is maths. The rapid-fire number sequences reeled off by the dancers in the execution of quick and complex movement phrases are not dissimilar to the dizzying number-charts Reuben calculates and relies upon for precise weight, friction and string length calibrations. Similar to constructing the sculpture, we thought about the dance growing and coming together from small pieces, erratic fragments fusing into flowing symmetrical forms. This required a different type of maths to the Euclidean geometry and permutations and combinations we had been more commonly working with in the dance studio and we turned our attention to chaos: recursions, patterns inside of patterns, self-similarities – symmetry across scale. Small crystal-shapes made with one's fingers extended out with other dancers' bodies into kaleidoscopic mandalas. Strange attractors and stable chaos influenced various copying tasks and competitive games. Sensitive dependence on initial conditions (more commonly known as 'the butterfly effect') flung bodies across the stage, all dramatically affected by tiny internal movements of another single dancer. This kind of mathematical influence resulted in choreography resembling states of synthesis and fragmentation, flow and turbulence – a geometry of nature.
Connected is not just a collaboration between a sculptor and a choreographer, it has been an extraordinary group effort. I am deeply grateful to Rob, Oren, Ben and Anna for their inspiration and creativity, my tech staff for making all our demanding explorations possible and the committed support from all the Chunky team. And finally, not only are all the dancers extraordinary performers but they have also created all of the work with me. Thank you.
Connected was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and additional funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Boeing Company Charitable Trust.
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The subprime meltdown has swallowed its biggest victim. NEW is almost certain to file for bankruptcy as it doesn't have anywhere near 8+ billion to repurchase its mortgage obligations. CFC sees "earnings volatility" and LEND shares are down over 20% today (again).
Just 2 months ago everything was going to be fine in Goldilocks economy. Today, no one knows how bad it will get. The ARM resets are just beginning. In general there is near universal agreement that we are just at the beginning of a financial storm.
On MSN investor, Bill Fleckenstein says ...
One who does [understand] is Lou Ranieri, sort of the father of the mortgage bond market. In a recent interview, he warned: "This is the leading edge of the storm. . . . If you think this is bad, imagine what it's going to be like in the middle of the crisis." In his opinion, more than $100 billion of home loans are likely to default. ("Just divide $100 billion by the average loan amount and you get a lot of people, a lot of families.") He also expects to see some form of bailout at some point, because "foreclosures in those amounts are politically unacceptable."
The B-word again ! Coming not from a doom-gloom blogger but from a reputed source. So it's worth visiting this hated word again.
What kind of bailout ? Bailout who ? The lenders or the borrowers ? Or both ? By doing what ? Pumping liquidity ? Forgiving loans ? Giving tax breaks ? None of the above or all of the above and more ?
What kind of bailout do you see the government attempt ? What's your conspiracy theory ? Of course adding 3 zeros to everyone's bank balance is not what the Fed/Government will realistically do.
Bailout or no bailout. The economy won't be fine - to make an understatement. Even if the bailout comes from the Government, it will probably come too late and it's unlikely to help common folks who actually need it. This is just an observation of typical inadequacy of Government measures.
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Tweed girls are an example of couture-level craftsmanship and attention to detail found on Marc Jacobs runway accessories. Paillettes are embroidered first onto a chiffon that can be worked with this type of tightly packed embroidery. They are embroidered in three different layers, this is done to recreate the three dimensional pattern of the tweed. The paillette covered chiffon is then sewn onto the nappa leather panels. Each bag contains over 300,000 micro-paillettes and each clutch us comprised of 200,000 paillettes. It takes up to 72 hours to complete each bag. All bags are lined in supple nappa leather for a luxurious feeling inside and out. Convertible chain with leather straps (drop length: 25 cm)Small turn pill lock closureLeather liningInterior pocket sleeve with dividerInterior back zip pocket13" x 7.5" x 3.5"33 cm x 19 cm x 9 cmMade in Italy.


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Design functionsDesign functions return information about the structure of open database files. For example, you could determine the names of all the layouts or fields in an open database file.Note FileMaker Pro limits the information returned by a design function, according to the privilege set in effect when the function evaluates a database file. See Creating and managing privilege sets for more information about granting access to database files.
• layouts such as layoutName
• other functions such as Left(text;number)Important Literal text parameters such as filenames and layout names must be enclosed in quotation marks. Use quotation marks around field names to indicate the literal string is the parameter (omit quotation marks to indicate the value stored in the field is the parameter). You can use spaces before or after the parentheses that enclose parameters, but spaces are not necessary. Use a semicolon between parameters when a function requires more than one parameter.
A list of the names of all database files open on the computer (including files opened as a client), separated by carriage returns. The number of repetitions of the specified field as it is formatted on the specified layout (which could be different from the number of repetitions specified when the field was defined), and the orientation of the field repetitions (horizontal or vertical) on the layout. The next serial number for the specified field in the specified database file. A list of four values for each relationship directly related to the specified table. A list of the names of all scripts in the specified database file, separated by carriage returns. A list of all table IDs in the specified database file, separated by carriage returns. A list of all value list IDs in the specified database file, separated by carriage returns.