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It is no secret that I'm a fan of Apple Products. One look around my house and you might think that you've stumbled into a suburban Apple Store.
Earlier this summer, I got an e-mail from them talking about the Apple Camps that they do. I had heard about these in the past, but for one reason or another had not given them much thought. But, as my daughter does a show called Emily Explains It and I never seem to have enough time to put them together for her I thought it would be great to have her learn the basics.
I wanted my son to also attend because I think video editing skills are something that would benefit anyone and I know he has posed an interest before, but he was away the week that they were holding it so only my daughter got to go.
The camps are two days of 90 minutes each and then a Saturday film festival where they show all the kid's work. Oh and did I mention that it is free?
Day 1: Storyboarding & Garageband
The kids arrive at the store and are given a t-shirt, lanyard and some Apple Camp pins. They also are assigned an iPad for the day and given a storyboarding template.
The instructors are great and really know how to interact with the kids. They go over the concept of laying out your story in order to help you focus your shots and think about how things are going to fit together later. It was fun to look at the variety of ideas the kids came up with.
Then they got an introduction to Garageband and each camper composed a piece of music on the iPads that they could use in their movies. If you've never sat down with Loops in Garageband, you'd be amazed how easy it is to come up with some simple music for your own use.
The homework for the night was to go home and shoot their video so that the next day they could edit it.
Day 2: Editing
Emily had grand visions of an epic squirrel adventure in the woods, but the downpour we had when we got home meant that it wouldn't be. Instead she filmed hundreds of shot of her stuffed squirrel trying to find a place to hide his acorn. Heck, I even made a couple of cameos.
We returned to the Apple Store and they showed her how to plug in her camera and capture the footage on the mac and then walked her through the basics of iMovie and let her go at it. It was fun to watch her figure out how you can put together two completely separate scenes and make them work together. Then she discovered sound effects and really began to have a great time.
Suddenly the ninety minutes was up and here is the one part where the camp broke down for me.
Somehow they had planned that these little Spielbergs would finish their movies in that time, but never told them. Now, they were stuck not being able to finish the movies. This in my opinion is piss poor planning and you could see several kids a bit heart broken over it. They could fix this by letting them know up front and encouraging people if they have their own macs to bring them so that they can start work there and then bring it home.
We exported the movie and I knew we could make it work at home with some tweaking and that is what we did.
Day 3: Showtime!
Since there is more than one camp going on at anytime the store was packed when we got there. They had set up an area in the back of the store and of course were showing the movies on a big screen iMac.
Each kid would get up and introduce their film and then it would be shown. Lots of Lego and Barbies showed up, but there was only one stuffed squirrel which you can watch here.
So What Did I think?
If your kids have any interest in learning Apple software and there is a store near you I can't reccomend this enough. The kids will have fun, you'll have fun and you can't beat the price. Emily walked away all excited about video editing and that is what I had hoped for.
It is also a genius move on Apple's part because of course the parents get to play with all the fun gear while their kids are learning. They also did a nice job of on day 1 showing us the parental control features built into the Mac OS for those who didn't know they were there. I saw more than one parent (myself included) walk out with a bag with some goodie in it before the end of camp.
Apple Camp is awesome and you should definitely consider it for your kids.


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South Shore water warning, high levels of bacteria
DUXBURY, Mass. (WHDH) -- A water warning on the South Shore was issued after high levels of bacteria were found.
In Duxbury, a sign said "No Swimming Allowed" but kids were still out playing in the water.
Duxbury's harbor master tested for water quality and after two tests this week, he thought if it's not animal feces, it could be sea weed brought close to shore from the nor'easter last week that brought the unhealthy bacteria counts.
He said, "The only difference between now and two weeks ago is the sea weed that's washed up on the beach and it's up on the beach and it's going to stay there."
After testing the water a second time, the bacteria levels came back high, some 20 times the acceptable levels.
"I've never heard of high counts like that before," he said.
Quincy often has trouble after storms because of its with its antiquated sewer system. Warnings were lifted in six other beaches in the city and in Marshfield at Green Harbor Beach, swimmers are warned they can't pass due to all the sea weed.
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Events & Workshops in the National Botanic Gardens this August
Tours of the National Botanic Gardens
If you haven't paid a visit to one of Ireland's finest national treasures, why not treat yourself this summer to a guided tour of the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin. The tours will set off daily from the Education and Visitor Centre at 11.30am and 3.00pm Monday to Saturday. Charge €2 per person. There are free guided tours of the gardens on Sundays at 12.00pm and 2.30pm. For larger groups, tours can be pre-booked in advance. Further information on group bookings contact (01) 8570909
Leaf Watch Trail
The National Botanic Garden's popular Leaf-Watch phenology Trail continues throughout August. By completing this family-oriented trail, you can help botanists at the gardens gather research data on how climate change is impacting the timing of certain events in wildlife. This trail will take you to a selection of trees to observe and record your findings. You can pick up a trail and map at the Visitor Centre. The trail and map is also available as gaeilge.
Thursday 2nd August
Lecture from Dr. Darach Lupton: From Medicinal to Agricultural and everything in between – documenting and conserving traditional plant uses in Oman.
Oman is an arid mountainous land on the southeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula teaming with wondrous plants. Traditionally plants have many uses including crafts, medicine, agriculture and are an essential part of rural life in Oman. Darach Lupton, formerly of the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin, is leading a team of young Omani Botanists on a quest to document and conserve this knowledge and safeguard its existence for future generations. He will talk about his work during his lecture at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin. Time: 3.00 pm, Education and Visitor Centre, NBG, Glasnevin. All are welcome. Admission Free.
Wednesday 8th August
Drawing Workshop: Fusing Drawing and Science – Taking a closer look
This series of art workshops for adults fuses art and science together and fosters creative ways of seeing and exploring the intricate and rich biodiversity that exists at the National Botanic Gardens. Time 11.00 am – 2.00 pm.
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Heritage Week events at the National Botanic Gardens
Tuesday 21st August
Concert – Traditional Irish music in the Gardens with Mick O'Brien and family and special guests Frioscaí
Renowned uilleann piper Mick O'Brien will be joined by family and friends in an informal concert in the gardens to celebrate Heritage Week. The O'Briens are highly regarded performers and teachers of the uniquely Irish uilleann pipes and traditional Irish instruments. A very musical family, his wife will join Mick on banjo and fiddle, daughters Aoife and Ciara on fiddle and harp, and son Cormac on pipes and whistle. Froiscaí, the all-Ireland Siansa Gael Linn 2012 finalists will be joining the O'Brien family as special guests. Time: from 3.00 pm. Admission Free. Further details from the National Botanic Gardens Education and Visitor Centre (01) 8570909
Sunday 26th August - Woodturning Demonstration & Workshop with Kieran Reynolds
Local wood turner Kieran Reynolds works exclusively with Irish grown timber in his home workshop. He will be demonstrating his craft using Irish grown wood throughout the day in the Botanic Gardens. He will also have a range of his pieces on display. Demonstration time from 10.00 am. Admission Free.
Free Guided Walks for Heritage Week in the National Botanic Gardens: Trees – A living Heritage - Saturdays 18th & 25th August, Sundays 19th & 26th August
Join a guided walk through the National Botanical Garden's plant collection and discover the many rare and old trees that grow in one of Dublin's hidden treasures. Time 2.30 pm. Meet in the Education and Visitor Centre.
Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens, Kilbride, Co. Wicklow (0404) 48844
Saturday is family day at Kilmacurragh this August. Join in the family friendly events, you can take a self-guided trail around the stunning gardens, join a Junior Botany workshop, or take a guided tour suitable for all the family, explaining all about trees. You can make a family day of it as it's an ideal location for a picnic. Dogs are also allowed on leads.
Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens, Kilbride, Co. Wicklow - Junior Botany Workshops Saturdays and Sundays 18th 19th 25th 26th August for Heritage week
Junior botanists are invited to explore Kilmacurragh's wild flower meadows and get hands-on experience of identifying different species of familiar plants. Time 12.00 pm. Ages 6-14 years. Meet at the car park. Advance booking essential. Contact (0404) 48844
Special Themed Walk at Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens: 'Trees all around you' - Saturdays throughout August
Join a special family-oriented guided tour and learn how to identify some trees commonly seen in Ireland, as well as some unusual ones from other countries too. Time 3.00pm
Special themed Walk at Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens: The Plant Hunters of China - Saturday 18th and 25th August
This themed walk focuses on Augustine Henry, one of the greatest plant hunters of all time, who is credited with opening up to the west the rich native flora of China. He was one of a small number of highly skilled amateur botanists, who prepared the way for George Forrest, Frank Kingdon Ward and E.H. 'Chinese' Wilson. Hear about their adventures in the hazardous world of political intrigue, bubonic plague and the rapids of the Yangtze river. Time 3.00 pm. For further information contact (0404) 48844
Special themed Walk at Kilmacurragh Botanic Gardens: The Plant Hunters of the Americas - Sunday 19th and 26th August
Our gardens and our landscape are full of plants native to the Americas. They originally arrived in Ireland because intrepid explorers travelled thousands of miles, sometimes enduring tremendous hardship, to find and collect the seeds. Learn some of their fascinating story on this guided walk. Time 3.00 pm. Meet at the car park.
For further information contact (0404) 48844/ www.botanicgardens.ie/


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Billie Jean Kemp, 74, of Riverdale, Ga., died Wednesday, April 27, 2005.
She is survived by her husband of 50 years, Thurmon Kemp of Riverdale; children, Patti and Donald Martin of Jefferson, Ga., Cindy and Doug Bearden of Senoia, Lori Kemp of Riverdale, Mindy and Jerry White of Dallas, Ga., Lisa and Steve Bennett of East Point, Paul Kemp of Helsinki, Finland, and Amy and Chris Dowd of Griffin; seven grandchildren; two great-granddaughters; and sister, Doris Irene and Jack Casey of Laurel, Miss. Funeral services begin at 3 p.m. Saturday, April 30 at the Chapel of Carl J. Mowell & Son with Pastor Tim Bearden officiating. Interment follows at Westminster Memorial Gardens. Carl J. Mowell & Son of Fayetteville is in charge of arrangements. (770) 461-7641.Comments
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MPs: Mark Garnier MP; Anthea McIntyre MEP;
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MP Since - 2010 Majority - 2,643 Born - 1963 (London), Married (Caroline), 3 children (Edward, Jemima and George).
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Previous Occupation - City Banker - investment banking/management particularly with respect to emerging economies in South East Asia and Eastern Europe. Management Consultant - SME advice on strategic planning.
Personal Overview - Maintained his candidacy in Wyre Forest after being rejected by the local electorate in 2005. He reduced Richard Taylor MP majority by two-thirds in 2005 and comfortably erased it at the following General Election. Taylor was a former medic who worked at the local Kidderminster General whose electoral appeal was grounded in his total opposition to plans to downscale the local hospital's functions. His successor will need to be acutely aware of the local electoral turmoil those plans caused and therefore be sensitive to local sensibilities. Given the local Conservative resurgence at Borough, County and Parliamentary elections across Worcestershire he should have good grounds for establishing a decent Westminster career, though his age may now militate against a front-bench role should he fail to quickly impress the ever watchful Party Whips.
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Marcus investigates the shocking facts and myths of the infamous Black Dahlia murder, goes deep inside the twisted legend of porn icon John Holmes, and rekindles the fiery saga of the LA riots.
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Marcus meets with former L.A.P.D. detective Glynn Martin to discuss the nature of The Black Dahlia murder case.
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This bistro mat was the perfect solution to a dining room single door. The shape, texture, and design are even better than the picture on the web site. Love it!
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Half-Round Cushioned Wine Bistro Mat
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We love this wine bistro mat in the red. It is also very soft and cushioned. I don't see where it stains either. The reason I didn't give 5 starts is because the smell is horrible. It had such a bad chemical smell that we had to put it outside on the patio for a few weeks to "air out". I would return it if I didn't love the way it looks, but the smell seems to be fading now, so we will keep it!
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Adds a touch of Tuscan Elegance to our Kitchen!!
I ordered two of these mats in the brick red color and was impressed! I orderd the half moon rug (for by the kitchen sink when doing dishes so it cushions my feet) and I ordered the Longer mat to go in front of our stainless steel shiny stove. Both look, elegant, neat and add chic, elegance and warmth to our kitchen. I love how having the two mats really coordinates the room. Furthermore, my husband didn't want anything too girly so this was a compromise. The rubber is a good, high quality rubber that soothes tired feet and ankles when standing for long periods of time either baking, cooking or washing dishes. The appearance, quality and durability are great for the price! You'll love them.
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(2012-04-25 13:39)Galefury Wrote: Ok, here it is, blue Gallery view. It's just a single file, MyVideoNav.xml. Drop it in 720p folder, but first back up the original, just in case. Bellow you will find 2 download links, one for official 0.9.5 reFocus and one for latest GIT version. Please, check first what version you use.
For movies it will show movie cover, for tv shows will display the network. I guess it can work even for episodes, replacing cover/network flag with episode's image. If Jeroen likes this, I'm sure he will make a better job then me.
Galefury, can you please repost the latest GIT file?, it does not work,


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loshman wrote:Came to the new Woot tonight and got smacked in the face with a bunch of political video adverts that ran automagically. Yeah...... I don't come here for political ads. I come here to shop. Run ads for tampons, run ads for jock itch treatment, run ads for any actual product you guys want to, but if you guys keep running political ads, the you will have seen me for the last time.
I would be very surprised if it wasn't just your cookies throwing political ads at you and not Woot. .maybe learn something about the internet first before you start whining. For what it's worth, I'm getting BMW and the graduate program @ Capella University right now.
I just use my shoe, like this guy.
I have owned a number of Houdini wine openers... not the vertical. Sadly, they all broke. Even pooling parts didn't extend their life much. The main problem is the lever and gears are plastic, chromed but plastic. Part of the problem for the plastic units is that more bottlers are using the synthetic "corks" which are much tougher. The vertical design is easier to operate than the original design. I now use a vertical Rabbit, with the handle and gears that are metal. It's great. It was $65 but has pulled more corks than the 4 or so plastic Houdinis that broke. For $15 you can bet this one is plastic... read some reviews on Amazon, these break. If you buy this, go for three... or spend a little more for the Rabbit with metal handle and gears.
In for two. I liked the similar, more expensive product offered by Brookstone but I had two of those wear out in less than the 1 year warranty they offered so I like the 5 yr. warranty offered with this one. I would recommend using a good old fashioned cork screw on any bottle with an synthetic "cork" to preserve the longevity of this one.
I was all excited to post that this isn't wine.woot... then I saw it's already been posted a bagillion times.
Any chance this would be delivered by Mother's Day? Is that coming up soon?
aren't all wine openers/corkscrews vertical? You don't want to open a bottle while its on its side do you?
This isn't the deal that was emailed to me. It's supposed to be a TiVo. Or did I get a preview of tomorrow's?
steve8479 wrote:This isn't the deal that was emailed to me. It's supposed to be a TiVo. Or did I get a preview of tomorrow's?
I think that was yesterdays? I havent been getting emails on time lately, or at all. edit: the tivo was saturday. wow woot, why are the emails so delayed?
biggoron wrote:I think that was yesterdays? I havent been getting emails on time lately, or at all. edit: the tivo was saturday. wow woot, why are the emails so delayed?
I don't have a good answer for you* but I am making sure that the email issues are being reported, so in the meantime we're sorry about that and hope you haven't missed out on something you were dying to get * but we're looking into this to get it fixed
zulukingcrowned wrote:I would be very surprised if it wasn't just your cookies throwing political ads at you and not Woot. .maybe learn something about the internet first before you start whining. For what it's worth, I'm getting BMW and the graduate program @ Capella University right now.
Cookies aren't capable of "throwing political ads". "maybe learn something about the internet first before you start whining" Woot, like most site sites with advertising online, uses an ad service. Customers of the ad service can limit the type of ads (adult, political, competitors, etc) which I'm sure Woot has done. Reporting to the customer (Woot) so they can complain to the ad service is the correct way to do things.
You should look into getting Adblock Plus. Works wonders!
rookie3001 wrote:What is a wine shower... what does it do?
Yes, i'm also wondering... what does a wine shower do?
Hmm the email I got 3 hours ago.. told me you had a Motorola Xoom tablet ... Am I living in the future or what the deal yo!
rookie3001 wrote:Yes, i'm also wondering... what does a wine shower do?
Helps to aerate the wine prior to you drinking. Opens up the wine so you can taste subtle levels in higher end wines.
I have way too many wine openers now, and no bottles to open
ThunderThighs wrote:Oh come on. Surely you realize that not Wooter buys there wine at our site. We'd love for them to but we know there are some that don't.
I wish I could... Damn state liquor laws!!
glfaholic wrote:Hmm the email I got 3 hours ago.. told me you had a Motorola Xoom tablet ... Am I living in the future or what the deal yo!
that was yesterday http://www.woot.com/Forums/Default.aspx
biggoron wrote:that was yesterday http://www.woot.com/Forums/Default.aspx
Yes.. but why did the email arrive 3 hours previous to my post... that is what I was getting at... obviously well into today not yesterday.
All: the email being sent was obviously sent erroneously, automatically or manually. Either way it didn't go out at the regularly scheduled time so just ignore it. I'm sure Woot appreciates the report, but let's not beat it to death. I can't say that I have this exact product because it seems like Metrokane offers several versions of their products, not to mention packages them with various accessories. However, this unit has metal gears (so sayeth the description) and so does mine. The handle is plastic on mine. This one looks like it is, too, but the design of mine is more like the one in the Amazon review posted earlier (has a chrome-colored edge to it). Though the Amazon reviews all mention breakage, I have been using mine since I got it from Woot last Summer/Fall and have had zero issues with it - and no breakage. I'm also not misusing it or putting undue pressure on the handle. I've opened many bottles of wine, including the rubber/plastic corks - again, no issues. I recommend this product to anyone who is looking for something with which to open wine, but also for a conversation piece. It's served my family well for both purposes.
glfaholic wrote:Yes.. but why did the email arrive 3 hours previous to my post... that is what I was getting at... obviously well into today not yesterday.
i mentioned before that the emails were delayed, and someone said they would notify the appropriate people.
technec wrote:I have way too many wine openers now, and no bottles to open
wine.woot can always help you with that, I hear.
Baaa ha ha ha, I was actually doing this w/ my 3yr old :D
The one I got around 9 am EDT today was Saturday's Home.Woot. A little disappointing, because I might have actually purchased some of those if I'd gotten it on Saturday. Oh, and I see that I just got today's notice at 1:24 pm EDT. Definitely some issues with the service that handles your email notices, woot!
Is the wine shower made of glass or plastic?
Came to find out why the Woot Daily Digest was wrong, leaving with a second Daily Digest. P.S. Leave the mail servers alone, the domain controllers work better for streaming.
even if you don't get your woot emails, is it that tough to just log on and look? the emails really aren't a big deal. People act like they lost out on a deal because they didn't get an email and were too lazy to check the site. keep up the good work woot.
I've been looking for a Rabbit to show up in a Woot-Off for a while now, but the Houdini will do. Getting the aerator was enough of a bonus to push me over the edge. In for one.
The opener may be vertical but after you use it you end up horizontal.
I JUST bought all of these parts separately for a bridal shower for a friend. These make the best gifts- I wish this had been posted a couple of weeks earlier. I would have saved a ton of money!
Nate650 wrote:Is the wine shower made of glass or plastic?
It's plastic. I bought one of these a few weeks ago. I haven't used it though since I gifted it.
jchasma wrote:It's plastic. I bought one of these a few weeks ago. I haven't used it though since I gifted it.
How about something more useful like a saber for opening bottles?
AbEnd wrote:How about something more useful like a saber for opening bottles?
sword.woot.com ?
CowboyDann wrote: Here is a video of the foil cutter and wine opener in action. Easy Cheesy Lemon squeezie.
Can tell if the product is huge or the lady is tiny...
timothyw wrote:Any chance this would be delivered by Mother's Day? Is that coming up soon?
Oh shoot, Normally I'd say no being how mothers day is this sunday. But I've received a couple woots within 3 days lately It's nuts. Shipping fulfilled by amazon is fantastic. If Houdini escapes woot HQ tomorrow AND amazon fulfills shipping, you might be looking at Friday/Saturday. I wouldn't risk it though. Go ahead and Order this and hope for a friday/saturday delivery. Although, you better have a box of chocolates in reserve just in case this doesn't make it in time!
Also, Thanks for all the hilarious comments on that youtube video They all cracked me up!
chubechpmnk wrote:Bought one of these and it disappeared. So, I bought another... IT disappeared, so I bought... Wait a minute... Oh MAN!!!!
I am unable to consider any product including the word "Vertical" in the name without hearing Richard Jeni's take on late night TV advertising which included Marvin A Gonniff, personal injury lawyer and the Vertical Chicken Cooker... "How much would you pay? I guess I'd pa...BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! Stop yelling at me, you chicken b@&+4#%." and laughing hysterically. RIP Richard.
ThunderThighs wrote:Can you give me more info on the ad(s). I need the exact company, preferably the link.
Well, I can't really say who the advertiser was. The videos were located under the section where it says "full stats ->". They started playing off screen and I had to go searching where the sound was coming from. One was a clip of Romney saying the chinese dissident affair was the darkest day of american history. The other was a clip of Gingrich leaving the race and endorsing Romney. There was a tagline with the advertisers name just under the video window. two words but I don't recall anymore than that. I don't care what anyones political affiliation is. I just don't want to be a victim of the ambush advertising both sides use. I would have complained if it was an Obama commercial too. Sorry but I can't give you anymore that that.
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"I had a bad season because I missed the RBS 6 Nations with a hamstring tear and then the summer tour with a shoulder injury," said the 27-year-old, who has 41 Scotland caps to his name.
"Perhaps you are not forgotten about, but it shows you how quickly someone else can come in and play well.
"It was frustrating because I felt I'd finished the season really well with Glasgow and was in some of my best form, and I wanted to take that on tour and try and push my way back into the Test squad.
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Pinguino has created a wonderful new T-Shirt design for Space Bat!
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Project Safe Neighborhoods: BRIDGEPORT MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON FOR CONSPIRING TO STEAL FIREARMS FROM ANSONIA COMPANY David B. Fein, United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut, announced that EUGENE STINSON, also known as "Nast," 34, of Bridgeport, was sentenced yesterday, August 16, by United States District Judge Janet Bond Arterton in New Haven to 10 years of imprisonment, followed by three years of supervised release, for his involvement in a conspiracy to steal more than two dozen assault rifles from an Ansonia firearms company. Judge Arterton also ordered STINSON to pay a fine in the amount of $1000. According to court documents and evidence presented during the March 2010 trial in this matter, in late August and early September 2009, law enforcement in Bridgeport recovered seven military-type assault rifles. The firearms were traced to American Precision Manufacturing Company ("APM") in Ansonia, a business that assembles guns for Century Arms of Vermont. ATF agents investigating the matter received information from an individual who had worked at APM that he had provided STINSON with information about how he could steal firearms from APM. Based on that information, ATF arranged a sting operation. At the instruction of ATF, the individual providing information to ATF placed recorded calls to STINSON and arranged to meet him at APM. On October 20, 2009, the two met at APM and engaged in a lengthy discussion of the planned firearms theft. At approximately 2:00 a.m. on October 21, law enforcement officers observed STINSON's father, Michael Stinson, and David Harvin arrive at APM, enter the building, and pack 29 firearms into four duffle bags that they had brought with them. Michael Stinson and Harvin then carried two of the bags containing 16 firearms from the building and placed the bags inside their vehicle. Officers apprehended Michael Stinson and Harvin before they could reenter APM to gather the other 13 firearms. The following morning, EUGENE STINSON was arrested by the United States Marshals Service at his home in the PT Barnum housing complex in Bridgeport. On October 28, 2009, a grand jury returned an indictment charging EUGENE STINSON, Michael Stinson and Harvin with one count of conspiracy to steal firearms from a federally licensed firearms dealer and one count of theft of firearms from a federally licensed firearms dealer. Michael Stinson and Harvin also were charged with possession of a firearm by a previously convicted felon. A trial before United States District Judge Janet Bond Arterton began on March 4. Harvin pleaded guilty to all three counts in the indictment on March 8, before the jury began deliberations. On March 9, the jury found EUGENE STINSON and Michael Stinson guilty on all counts. On May 28, 2010, Judge Arterton sentenced Michael Stinson and Harvin to federal prison terms of 200 months and 110 months, respectively. This case was investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives and the Bridgeport Police Department. The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Felice M. Duffy and Robert M. Spector. U.S. Attorney Fein noted that this prosecution is part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods Initiative. This program is aimed at reducing gun and gang violence, deterring illegal possession, sale and trafficking of guns, and improving the safety of residents throughout Connecticut. Participants in the initiative include community members and organizations as well as federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. | |
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mikeland wrote:Well spotted Grant,
Thanks guys... Had a great day, snowing here so we have stayed in and I have been painting minis on and off all day!
Got some Waffen SS from Mrs M... Just finished painting my first one... Camo still needs work but lovely minis! And have orderd some more goodies from the webstore with birthday money. Also go the Eagle DVD, Iron man 2 DVD, All hell let loose Max Hastings, so I did pretty well!
Mrs M not only surprised me with a brilliantly chosen box of minis but she made me a box of cupcakes decorated with icing versions of modelling tools... Will post a picture later!
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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Banana Bread Morning....
I brought home bananas on Sunday from choir practice...oh yes...they missed me enough from my traveling around that they sent me home with more over-ripe bananas! I figured making up a batch of banana bread is a good way to warm a chilly kitchen, so it's cooking right now. Mmmmm...smells good.
I got a very fun email from one of the gals in my workshop in Falls Church. She has already finished her top! WOW! It turned out so great too..love her use of scraps and her borders! She writes:
Hi Bonnie! I just wanted to thank you for the workshop you taught at the Falls Church QU on October 20, and to tell you what a great time I had! I have been following your blog for quite a while,
and it was very exciting to meet you in person! Does it seem weird to you that for those of us who follow your website you are a bit of a "celebrity"??? It was appropriate that the name of our
workshop was "Star Struck"! haha
At any rate, this workshop and your trunk show was just one of those fun quilty things that kind of "rejuvenated" my creative flow, and really made me want to dig into my scrap bins. So I have
sewn like a fiend for the past week, and attached you will see the photo of my quilt! I am also in the process of piecing a backing for it out of 10.5" squares of ugly fat quarters. After seeing the backings
on your quilts, I may never purchase another fatback again! I'm also attaching a photo of you and I from the workshop, as I know you meet tons of quilters and they are all probably dancing in your head....
but I'm the lady who had on the apron.
P.S. I think the most remarkable thing from the workshop may be my new love for Eva Cassidy and her music!!!! I have purchased two of her cd's and just about worn them out in the past week while I
was sewing. I can't wait to pass her music on to my internet quilting friend in Canada when I send her Xmas package this year...
Thank you again for a very fun day!
When we were setting up for the workshop, I saw Martha put this cute little apron on with lots of pockets, and I thought WHAT A GREAT IDEA! Especially while retreating or taking a class...keep all your goodies on you so you don't lose them or have to go searching for them under the pile of scraps! I've got my eye out to remember to take an apron with pockets with me to Dear Jane retreat this weekend. I have a sleeveless smock thing that I machine quilt with, it snaps up the front..and protects my clothes from threads and machine grease, etc...but I hadn't thought of a cute apron for retreats!
I enjoyed my time in Falls Church so much, I plan on attending their retreat next year..I've got an open invitation,and I'm accepting!
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Okay I have now moved your blog to the top of the bookmarks list! Since it starts with a Q I never seem to make it down the list and then it dawns on me that I have missed seeing your current quilts for a week and have to play catch-up reading!
How did I miss that you were close to me? I would have driven to Falls Church for sure so see you trunk show. The quilts are, as usual...just stunning. I am in love with the trees..just wonderful. I'll make sure to keep a much closer eye on your travel plans next time! Especially if you end up in NC!
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Cheap hotels near La Fenice Opera House in Venice, Italy
Venice's Gran Teatro La Fenice is the city's picture-perfect opera house. For music lovers, nothing beats taking in a concert or performance in this jewel-box theater.
The Fenice ("Phoenix") is one of the most famous theaters in all of Europe. Its name is especially fitting, since it has burned twice, and has been rebuilt each time. The current opera house began reconstruction in 2001 and had its inaugural concert in 2003.
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Hotels near Teatro La Fenice: We list many budget hotels near the Teatro La Fenice, almost all of which are in the San Marco neighborhood.
Acca Hotel
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Situated just off the Campo San Polo, the one-star Acca Hotel offers a good value.
Al Gazzettino
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The Hotel Al Gazzettino is a simple spot with a fabulous location.
Albergo Doni
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The Albergo Doni is pure cheapo, a modest, family-run pension, situated in a 16th-century building very close to St. Mark's Square.
Albergo San Samuele
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The super-cheapo San Samuele blends the boutique and antique.
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While the newly reopened Park Slope station promises greater subway access, if the MTA decides to cut the G train service between the north and central Brooklyn neighborhoods it currently serves, transit riders say that it will be a huge disservice to many of the riders who board the G every day.
"The G links Brooklyn neighborhoods that otherwise are not readily accessible to one another by bus or subway," said District Leader Lincoln Restler, who created a petition at change.org called Preserve the G Train Extension. "The extension into Park Slope, Windsor Terrace and Kensington was one boost in service after years of cuts and fare hikes. The G train is our Brooklyn Local. We need to preserve the G train extension."
So far the petition has 719 signatures.
In July 2009, the G train was extended by five stations from Carroll Gardens into Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, and Kensington to allow for track work on the elevated section of the F and G lines.
The MTA had indicated the extension would be permanent, but now the agency is considering discontinuing G train service to the five stations - Fourth Avenue-Ninth Street, Seventh Avenue, Prospect Park-15th Street, Fort Hamilton Parkway and Church Avenue stations - as progress on the $257.5 million rehabilitation of the Culver Viaduct continues to be made.
One Greenpoint resident called the G train vital.
"The extension made it easier for me to not only visit friends in Park Slope, but to connect more widely with my Brooklyn community," she said. "The population along this line is only growing. It seems ludicrous that the MTA would want to cut service."
And some who signed the petition also chided the MTA for cutting the G train's route in Queens.
"The G train was already truncated at Court Square, it is only four cars long and overcrowded, and it doesn't run frequently enough," noted one petition signer. "Still, the ridership increases because it is an essential link between Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods and the population of these boroughs is growing. On weekends when the L train and 7 train are under construction, we need as many G train connections to other stops and lines as possible."
Kevin Ortiz, a spokesperson for the MTA, said the agency has not yet made a decision on whether the train service will be cut.
"We will be conducting a full assessment in the future that includes ridership trends," he said.
Ortiz said this will enable the agency to see how many people use the G train at the five stations before deciding whether to make the service permanent or cut it.


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Sometimes we have to remind ourselves of this simple and true statement. There are times in everyone's life where we feel overwhelmed by the pressures of career, family, school, health, what have you. And that's why I feel like we can all relate to this record by Chicago's Grammy-winning poet, J. Ivy. Literally, everyone. Whether you're a longtime fan of J. Ivy since the days he graced Kanye & Jay's "Never Let Me Down" or you landed here casually after seeing the thumbnail on the homepage. I know if this is your first time hearing J. Ivy, you'll feel his passion and soul, which is seen even further in the video that brings these words to life amidst a fitting, raw Chicago climate.
J. Ivy has the ability, skill, personality, and message to relate to everyone from the streets to the college campus and in between, and "Everything" is a perfect example of this. Adding to the soul is singer Chris Rob, whose vocals contrast wonderfully on the record and the scenes with him and Ivy also naturally add to the visuals. To top it off, we have yet another nicely shot and presented Camovement by Emmy-award winning Cam Be. Shouts to J for giving us the headsup on this and all parties involved for a must-see audio/visual experience. Looking forward to more GWHH x J. Ivy collabs in the future as for now, we can lift our spirits to "Everything" above!
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Echoes is an action-strategy game. It's set in an extensive universe on a torn Earth almost three-hundred years in the future. It joins the famous real-time strategy genre with many elements from the third person shooter genre, in a side-scrolling environment.
Please note this game is loaded with action, and may load on your cpu. If you have any slow frame rates try to lower the graphic settings. Also note Echoes is a heavy story-teller, with scenes and dialogues. If you're in only for the action, there's always a skip button in the corner.
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Combat mode:
- Mouse - aim, shoot
- W,A,S,D - movement
- Shift - sprint
- Q - command, drag for select units
- E - action circle
- 1-6 - activate abilities
- Z,X,C,V,B - select weapon
- Space - switch to Strategy mode
P, ESC - Pause game
Strategy mode:
- W,A,S,D - camera movement
- Shift - faster camera movement
- Mouse drag - select units
- Mouse click - order units to move
- Ctrl + Mouse click - order units to attack-move
- Hold shift while selecting units to select additional units.
- Space - switch to Combat mode.
- Ctrl + 1-5 to group a few units together.
P, ESC - Pause game
Great overall, but could use some minor tweaks.
Great graphics and overall game play. The different modes really showcase the different aspects of the game, and I liked the feel of combat mode and the focus on skill and timing to help an overall push. To further emphasize that, I think you had just the right number of weapons and abilities: enough to have options, but not so much that you're swamped deciding what to use. There's definitely been a lot of effort and hard work put into this, and it's obvious; the decent voice-acting and stats screen are also appreciated.
On that note, I have to say that there were numerous flaws each on a small scale that kind of took away from the enjoyment of the game. The story was a bit short, so it leaves the game a bit lacking, especially since the only other mode you have is Survival, which after a few waves becomes pretty monotonous. Maybe I just didn't try enough keys, but for cut scenes and dialogue a skip for individual lines would be nice since it wouldn't continue until the subtitles finished - which tended be long after the actual character stopped speaking.
For variety, I'd consider some other modes such as Custom or even 'Challenge' missions of some sort. Suggestions for survival and any similar modes to follow in the sequel: a kill count and an elapsed time. I could be the only one who likes having that visible though, so perhaps make it an option you can turn on? While I thought it was just right, it's always nice to have choices so consider implementing a difficulty setting as well.
Again, I thought the game was great overall, just look at ways that you can expand upon what you already have going for you while working on the little things. 7/10. I need room to give a higher score for the sequel, right?
this game is so good D: i dont think there is anything wrong with it ^__^
not bad
well, first let me start by saying that the game looks great, the story is pretty solid, and the voice acting is great, but there are a few problems with it.
first thing i noticed is the overall difficulty, it seems like you need overwelming numbers just to take out a hybrid group and not get your ass kicked.
level 4 is also a good example of this. the hybrid pretty much dominate me by destroying all my buildings, and throwing bombs from a distance. when all was said and done it was just me and strickmen (who cant die) with my back up against an HQ recharging my bettery with my shield up. that level does become much simplier when you get the extra weapons, but thats from survival mode, which cant be unlocked untill you beat the game.
however this isnt enough to turn me away, and im sure these problems will be fixed in upcomeing acts. i look forward to the next one.
Just pure awesomeness !
This was an awesome game ! It's true , it had some flaws but if you played a lot of strategy games , Thing-Thing Arena and Brothers in arms : Hell's Highway ( or something like that ) then you wouldn't even notice that it has flaws and you wouldn't complain about the controls . I put it on my bookmarks so I can play it anytime I want because I just love this game . Good job ! 10/10 and 5/5 from me ! Thank you for doing this for Newgrounds , for us !
Few problems
The games was pretty good. Had a few things that bugged me though. One being the people talk way to much and it gets annoying. Also in some parts the game was extremely harder than i felt it should be. Alos the controls are annoying. Either the screen wouldnt stop moving or wouldnt move at all. Besides that it was great game and I likes it.


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Great food, great service... loved the cedar plank salmon and dessert shooters.
We had a party of 6 for my husbands birthday The service was terrific and our meals were delicious. I love the atmosphere and the knowing that I've had an excellent meal without all the calories and fat !!
They pay great attention to detail. Food is excellent, wine list and service special. All staff professional. We got there early place was packed when we left. Live music in the lounge. Nothing negative. Relaxing experience.
One reason I enjoy Seasons 52 is for their Vegan menu. However, I wish they would change it more like the regular menu. Also, a real vegan dessert other than fruit would be nice. The food is fresh, light, tasty and plenty. The wait staff is very attentive. I asked for a booth but they were reserved for others with a reservation. But I too had a reservation and got there before the others so I don't understand why we could not be seated there. I brought a friend for the first time and she was put off by that. She did enjoy her meal.
I totally recommend this place! Great food and wonderful service! Great place for a date!!!!
Seasons 52 is a wonderful restaurant for special occasions or just a night out. I am always impressed with the service and the food is amazing. I am basically licking my plate by the end and I still manage to find room for their adorable deserts. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a night out.
we ordered four entrees the server didn't know who got what,also we were told the plates were hot don't touch them! Two entrees had to be sent back because the food wasn't hot! This shouldn't happen it would have been nice to all eat together!
Very good and attentive service. The staff is very friendly. Nicely decorated atmosphere. The menu is varied and offers some thing for every one. Reasonable prices and the costs are about average for similar resturants in the area. They do not seem to change their menu very often so I think they should offer more specials.
Staff is well-trained and very pleasant; foods are healthfully prepared in nice-sized portions; desserts are just enough to top off a delicious meal....all without feeling stuffed.
Have been here many times and the service is always excellent, the past 2 times, the food hasn't been great. The choices on this fall menu didn't appeal to either of us and we settled for something on the menu that was expensive for what it was and wasn't particularly good either. Will say the cup of coffee was one of the best!!! We will have to give Season's 52 a rest for awhile and hope the next time is better
Have eaten at various Seasons52 restaurants and like the idea that the general menu changes 4 times a year and that the specials change weekly. Sat in the back room downstairs where it was quiet enough to talk to the other couple we were with. Glad we ordered the mushroom flatbread--it was delish. The seared tuna salad entree was prepared exactly as it should be and not overcooked. The other people enjoyed their dishes-the scallops and the chicken. We ordered 3 desserts--tasted all of them. Key Lime pie was great--not too sweet. Chocolate peanut butter mousse was to die for!
Don't let the calorie count fool you. You won't leave hungry! Everything we've tried has been great and service is exceptional. My 6 year old even likes the food, and there's no butter and nothing fried on the menu! :) A definite must try - even for picky eaters.
I am so happy I found this restaurant on OpenTable! The service and friendly staff were remarkable! I will make it a point to visit each time I go to NYC.
had a great time despite having a reservation made through Open Table still had to wait nearly a half hour to be seated. They made it up by giving an appetizer for free. All in all it was still great food and a great time despite...
We were there Saturday night with another couple. Although we had an 8PM reservation, we didn't get seated until 8:25. We were brought upstairs to one of the private dining rooms which was nice because it was quiet but then had to wait about 15 mins. until we were brought water. That being said, the manager was apologetic & comped us flatbreads & the waiter, who was very nice, comped us dessert. The food was delicious & would definitely give it another try.
Menu with something for everyone. Seasonal dishes with appealing presentation. Front desk and Live Music needs a bit of improvement but service is very good.
We visited this for restaurant week and we are so glad we did! It will become a regular spot for us. We felt like we were in a restaurant in the city! Bar scene was great, than we had dinner. Food was great, great server...great great great! Will become a regular spot for us!
What a great experience - my first time at any Seasons 52 - will not be the last!! Four women, long-time friends, out for a special evening - the food, even though low in calorie, was decadent, and delicious. The server was delightful. GO!
I've been here three times in recent months and Seasons 52 never disappoints. Great atmosphere, excellent service and food. Very varied menu changes regularly and the portions sizes are just right so that you can have a three or four course meal without overdoing it. All very fresh and beautifully presented.
Excellent food, Fantastic Friends, Great Service, What else can you ask for?
Enjoyed wild salmon and flat breads at Seasons 52. Steak and chicken favorite flatbreads. Nice wine selection
To my husband and I, it's all about food. This place has great food and a very nice ambience to match. This place is added to our short list of places to go again and again.
We waited 30 minutes to be seated even with a reservation, but the manger comped a glass of wine, appetizer and gave us a free app for next time. More than made up for it! And the food was well worth the wait. There was plenty of comfortable seating while we waited, too. And a full bar if we wanted to wait there.
Really good food, really good prices, no guilt. My wife and I dined there for the first time this past weekend and were surprised that for a restaurant which has everything on the menu under 500 calories they had such delicious food with nice size portions. Our waiter was fantastic and we definitely plan on going back.
Had dinner at Seasons 52 during LI Restaurant Week. Unlike most participating restaurants, they offered a wide variety of appetizers and entree for the $27.95 bargain price (dessert included, too) . While we had to wait about 20 minutes for a table past our reservation time, service was great, as was the food. Note that they have a separate gluten-free menu (one of the party is on a g-f diet). We'll definitely return there.
Had to wait approx. 20 mins with the reservation. Otherwise very enjoyable.
I was very impressed how well the food was for their "475 calorie" menu. The service was also excellent, food came out in a timely manner. Reccomend dessert shots, delicious!
The food and ambiance were great. The only negative was that we were seated 15 minutes past our reservation. Even that turned into a positive when the Manager came to our table to personally apologize and bought the appetizers for the table. We would definetly return, but never without a reservation.
Good ambiance, friendly and knowledgeable waiter. We got the prix fixe menu for the Long Island Restaurant Week. Good food, spiced correctly so very tasty, good portions. But my chicken came with uncooked vegetables. I already had a salad as an appetizer and did not need it again with my chicken! Desert was a very pleasant experience, tasting different offerings from the served platter (we chose to keep the entire platter for our group of 3). Overall, a very good experience. We will go again and I hope I get cooked vegetables next time.
We had a res but they were about 20 minutes behind so we went to the bar and ordered drinks- not a problem. A waitress walked over to us and offered us a table in the bar area. We took it- it was louder in the bar area but we could hear each other talk and no one was huddling over our table. The flatbreads (chicken and steak ) were both great- we had mussles-so tasty- Dinners were great!!- Dessert tastings good - cant complain about anything. If you want fancy- this is not it- if you want nice night- good food - this is perfect. There was a singer/pianist int he bar area-he was good.......and even withdrinks- not crazy priced.
The food here is consistently good and fresh. Service is exceptional, they know their stuff. Would recommend for lunch or dinner!
Food was good service was good-although was charged for a bottle of wine instead of a glass Both my husband and I had a headache and we had to question the type of vodka that was used even though we ordered a specific brand
My husband and I, being very satisfied customers, took our friends to dinner. We expected and were justified in our expectations as to services and quality of food. Our reservation was honored, no waiting. Our server greeter us by name. The atmosphere is warm and friendly. We will, of course, return!
Few dining spots cater to healthy yet stylish dining. Seasons 52 is exceptional in that it provides for those who are calorie and health conscious but want really good food
I've been there a few times with girlfriends and went with my husband this time. I love that I can try to maintain a healthy diet and not totally lose that when I go out to eat. The food is delicious and there are so many choices. I love the mini desserts. I feel like I'm indulging without indulging.
seasons 52 is a high class chain that never fails to impress. the wait staff is courteous and helpful. the mini deserts are a prefect end to a low calorie meal
We dined at Seasons 52, Roosevelt Field, this past Tuesday night. Upon arriving, we were seated at a nice table, and our beverage order was taken by our waitress. Soon after, we chose our dinner selections. We shared a small orange arugula salad with our bread. For my entree, I had the cedar plank salmon with potatoes and vegetables. My friend had rainbow trout with potatoes and carrots. Both meals were really delicious!! Also the warm atmosphere and ambiance made our dining experience a real pleasure. I would highly recommend this restaurant for its varied menu choices. Valet parking is also available.
This was my first time at Seasons 52 and recently went to dinner after hearing good reviews. We ordered appeizers, dinner and dessert and all of the dises were fantastic. The service was exceptional, as well. We also loved the idea that there are ongoing monthly specials and that no meal was over 480 calories. We will definitely be back soon.
My husband and I received a gift card to Seasons 52 for our anniversary. We have been to the restaurants many times usually in a large family group. The food was consistently great and we love the ambience!
Food was great, service was good - however my daughter asked for hers to be boxed afterwards and they tossed it instead. Great wine list.
The food at Seasons 52 is fresh and prepared well. The staff is friendly and very professional!
My 3rd time to the restaurant and I was still delighted by the food, service and ambiance. It is a lovely dining experience.
This year we met a friend at Seasons 52 and the service, wine and food all helped make a great evening more enjoyable.
We love the ambiance, the food, everything!!! You never leave there feeling guilty for eating. Every dish is a winner and dessert is just enough to end a delicious meal but not too much. Love this place!!!
I love that you can feel like you are eating healthy while having a delicious meal! We always bring our out of town guests here for dinner! We love the ambience, the service is phenomenal and the food is always delicious!
My wife and I very much enjoyed dining here after our show at the Tilles Center. We loved our food, especially the flat bread appetizer. The service was excellent, too.
I had no idea there was such a wonderful place to eat right in the center of a shopping mall. I love whole, clean foods, and Seasons 52 has it all, served so elegantly. I will definitely go back there again.
The service was terrific! As for the food, the results were mixed, with most items quite good but others not quite as good. It's amazing that every item on the menu has fewer than 475 calories! (Of course, if you have 4 items, that kind of defeats the purpose!)
Seasons is consistently a good dining choice and always accommodating. Love that they watch my caloric intake for me.
Menu changes every season and every item is under 500 calories and delicious. Love this place!


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