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Samsung R10
by mummyreviewer1 When I became pregnant with my first daughter I really wanted to get a camcorder to record and document the life of our new baby but I didn't want anything huge and bulky or overly complicated as technology is not my strong point and I certainly don't want to spend ages reading the manual! When I saw this one it looked perfect for me as ... it was small enough to put in my bag and simple enough to use. Design and aesthetics- Its a pretty good looking camcorder with its shiny black plastic exterior and compact sleek body it fits perfectly into the palm of your hand and is easy to hold. The lense is angled at 25 degrees upwards so to avoid any pain from wrist hooking as it forces you to hold it at a much more comfortable angle. It took a while to get the hang of how to hold it to film correctly but once you do its certainly a comfortable way to position your wrist. On the side of the camcorder you have a flip out screen that rotates 360 degrees to allow you to see what you are filming from any angle and it easily pulls out and clicks back in. Features and functions- The R10 is the worlds smallest full HD camcorder so you get all the benefits of a clear HD image without the huge bulk of a regular camcorder. It was another factor that really appealed to me when buying the item. The camcorder is capable of 8x zoom which is easily adjusted using a button on the top of the device pulling one way to zoom in and the other to zoom out. Simples! It zooms pretty well and it doesn't affect the image too much or make it too grainy. The camera features face recoginition which I've not used but its a nice feature to have. I really like that it has a rechargeable battery and lasts for up to 80 minutes of film time although I've found that 60 minutes is probably more like it. When charging there is a little light that shines to tell you its working properly. The camcorder has a memory card slot that holds SD cards which means you can easily increase or change the amount of memory. Its easily accessible by sliding up the back section of the camera, this is also where the usb port is located. The software for the camera is integrated so when you plug it into your laptop it automatically downloads which I found so muh easier than having to put a disc in! Ease of use- Like I mentioned before I'm not great with technology but I found it easy to navigate my way around the camcorder. The button to record is pretty obvious as it has a small red circle on and theres a joystick style button to easily navigate the menu to view your video's or delete them etc. I was really impressed with how simple it is to use. Picture and sound quality- For such a small camera the picture quality is fantastic even when viewed on a television screen. I've been really impressed with how clear the images despite me not having the steadiest of hands or the best of camera skills. The sound quality is also pretty good too and its clear enough to tell whats going on or being said. Whats in the box- In the box you get the camcorder, the battery, charger, usb lead, pocket instruction guide and a strap for your wrist to avoid dropping the device. Where and how much- I bought the camera online and paid around £80 for it whilst it was on offer. Currently amazon sell it for around the £100 mark and I'm sure you could pick it up on ebay second hand cheaper if you look. My thoughts- Overall I really liked the camera. Yes past tense as after not using it for all that long the side screen that allows you to see what you are viewing became temperamental and would suddenly stop working or go all fuzzy for no apparent reason even when fully charged which miffed me alot. Granted its not an expensive camera but from such a well known brand you expect it to last. I can still use it when it decides to work but to be honest I've given up as I get frustrated with it so I tend to just film on my ordinary digi cam or phone. I could probably easily get it fixed but its just one of things I need to get round to. Assuming its just a fault with my camera its a great little starter camera perfect to slip in your bag and have on you for whenever the want to film arises. Its great for filming your family and documenting your life in an amateur fashion. Great for a techno no hope like myself and is easy to use I just wish the screen had held up better! Read the complete review |
Acorn 5210A Trail Hunting Camera
by sirg0508 Spotting British wildlife can be incredibly easy but it's rare to get to see animals in their natural habitat, not on edge and learning about those characteristics unique to each. The Acorn LTL-5210A 12MP Scouting / Game / Trail camera has really piqued my interest in learning more about the wildlife around me. Bought for £130 the price ... hasn't come down much over the last 2 years but can be bought now for around £100. It's certainly not top of the range in its features but it is fascinating to see what it will pick up. There are a couple of varieties in the Acorn LTL range including the 5210 which is only a 5MP camera and one offering MMS but my 5210A 12MP camera has a camo branch/bark design which does camouflage itself rather well against our trees. There's also a fuscous cover which I think would also work just as well. The only part of my camera which does stand out on the tree is the strap which is a deep green colour and can be noticeable around light bark. The reason for going for this camera over some of the others was mainly down to the site it was bought from showing the results the camera could get in both video and picture for the budget and it being recommended as a good starter camera. At the time of buying the MMS feature cameras cost well over £200 and although would have been a great feature to have, hasn't actually been something I miss out on. I like the fact I can put the camera out in the forest and come back a few days or weeks later not knowing for sure if there is anything at all although this can also add to the frustration. The camera itself is about 5.5" in length, just over 3" wide and about 2" deep when taking in the protruding side PIR sensors. This makes it very portable and surprisingly isn't that noticeable when on a tree unless you're specifically looking for it. There's only been 2 occasions when we've had to spread out in the forest to try and find it - we do have to make sure we make a note of where we've put it! Taking 4 batteries the standby time of 3 months is incredible (there's a battery pack with it taking another 4 batteries to extend this to 6 months) but you do soon find that it really does mean standby time and as soon as it does start filming, taking photos or viewing back they can deplete quite quickly. We can still leave it out for about a month (or in days/weeks amounting to a month) without needing to replace the batteries. Setting up the camera is very simple (and the user manual is incredibly easy to understand). There's not actually much to the menu with options for taking photos only, video only or photos and video, 12MP or 5MP photos, 640x480 or 320x240 videos, set the clock, number of photos to be taken (up to 3), video length (AVI anything from 1 second - 60 seconds), intervals from 0 seconds to 60 minutes, Sense level - low, normal or high, time stamp, timer, password set, serial number, time lapse and side PIR. Although we started off just taking photos we quickly changed this to only taking videos finding a huge difference in quality between the two. It is set to 12MP and 640x480 but it can be quite slow to react at the higher settings which is annoying for wildlife but having the sense level at normal ensures we cut down on it being set off the by the wind moving foliage but not enough that we miss out on movement from animals. The side and main PIR (passive infrared sensors) set off the camera/video with changes in ambient temperature. As the camera works in both daylight and at night there are big differences too in quality. In daylight the photos are rich in colour and detail but honestly I could take a better quality photo with my 10MP digital camera. At night the picture changes to black and white which in a photo can be quite clear but loses a lot of detail. In contrast, in a video during the day I find videos to look quite pixelly whereas the night shots are far grainier. The small display on the back of the camera makes playback look quite impressive in terms of detail and quality but when viewing on the laptop and viewing in full screen the quality really depletes. Having said that, I'm really not that disappointed in what I have managed to capture. The videos may not be that good quality but the majority of the time it's easy to see what you've captured whether it's just a few seconds of a badger walking up a hill or a rabbit or deer happily munching away on grass right in front of the camera. You can tell that they sense something is there (it does make a small ticking noise as it starts to capture) but of course they can't see the infra red light so they will happily continue to sit/stand/walk past at ease (a very recent video however caused a deer to run away after staring straight at the camera). At night sometimes there are only the bright tell-tale sights of two eyes looking in the direction of the camera - quite creepy! Of course being in colour during the day you're pretty much guaranteed to know what you're looking at even if only spotting a tail or back end of an animal but the night shots are really not quite so easy and have caused quite a bit of discussion in the family. Is it a fox, is it a badger or is it a rabbit? The good thing about the 30 second videos is when the next video is set off you usually get to find out for certain with the same animal returning or walking away but a lot of the time we can watch a video numerous times and be none the wiser. The camera will take up to a 16GB SD card. I've only tried a 2GB and 8GB SD card and both have been absolutely fine. Videos of 30 seconds are all around 20,000KB so are really not huge files. Unfortunately the majority of the time this is just the first few seconds of movement from an animal before it disappears and the rest just a view of the surrounding area so placement of the camera should always be considered first. The length of the videos can be set - I think 30 seconds is ideal though as there was one video where we captured deer walking past and then about 10 seconds later two of them came running back towards the camera which we probably would have missed. The most annoying thing I find when putting the camera out is not knowing if it's angled correctly to see along a path, up a hill or pointed towards a hole. The LCD is flush against the tree when switching it on so it's just a case of trial and error. The camera has been out in all conditions and actually states on the box it will work from -22F to +158F (i.e. -30C to 70C). It doesn't state though that it may not work in the rain which has been the biggest problem for us. Occasionally if it has gotten too wet it's shut itself off and when trying to view photos or video will say the image can't be found. If we then leave it to dry out, it works again. There have been water marks in the LCD and dirt seems to get under the plastic far too easily but we can't get into it to clean it. We always view everything on the laptop though so doesn't really cause a huge amount of disruption. The other problem is trying to actually attach it to a tree as the plastic rectangle adjustable fastener on the strap is very hard to thread through in cold/wet conditions. This can be more of a problem on very thin trees more than fatter trees. The strap is a good size but there have been a few occasions where a tree is also too big to attach it to. Actually getting footage of animals is completely hit and miss. There are occasions where it can be out for a week and we're lucky if we get 2 videos. On other occasions (like the last week) it was only out for 3 days and we ended up with 51 videos - a lot of wind/rain/foliage but a surprising number of animals too including grey squirrels, badgers (all different as noted by their markings and tails), roe and muntjac deer, foxes, pheasants, plenty of rabbits and even a couple of birds hopping along the forest floor. It makes you realise just how active animals are at night (helped of course by the time stamps on each video). Occasionally we do capture a few people walking their dogs but out of the last 1000 videos this would be no more than 20. Of course of this I'm glad as I'd hate for someone to spot it and steal it as it's not like it's an inexpensive piece of kit. Living in Britain there's not a whole lot more you can capture really so having had the camera for 2 years now it does get a bit samey capturing deer, badgers, foxes and rabbits over and over again. If you can find a good spot and keep putting it out in the same place you get to understand their habits and figure out if you've seen that specific animal before. I am starting to look forward to taking this out of the country and seeing what else we can find. The LTL Acorn 5210A has been a great piece of kit for spotting wildlife. Ok so I'm not going to win any photography awards or have David Attenborough hiring me to do camera work but I do find it fascinating to see just how active and just how much wildlife is so close to me. It's incredibly easy to understand and use, practical in that it's not huge so easy to carry through the countryside. It does have its negative points but for its price it's still a great introduction to remote cameras without spending a huge amount. Even having discussions and trying to find out what a mysterious grey object is in a night shot is a great way to learn and get others involved. Read the complete review |
Sony Bloggie Sport HD MHS-TS22
by trayrope Today I am reviewing my Sony Bloggie Sport HD. I got this for free as part of an online super group. The Sony Bloggie Sport HD retails at roughly £100 to £150, so I think I bagged quite a good freebie as I would not have been willing to pay that much for it. My Bloggie Sport is matt black and it also comes in red or blue. The ... Bloggie Sport is packaged in a small sturdy box, despite the small box everything you need to get started is contained within. The box contains the Bloggie, a wrist strap, USB cable and instructions. Once out the box I attached the wrist strap, I am very clumsy, before starting to have a look at the Bloggie. The Bloggie is about the size (11.5 x 5.6 x 2.3cm) and weight (150g) that mobile phones were a few years back. It is quite tactile with its different textured surfaces and all the buttons are sunk into the Bloggie case, the only stand out part is the auto focus camera lens on the back of the Bloggie. The size of the Bloggie means that it is a little chunky for carrying around in a pocket but big enough so as not to get lost in a bag. Using the Bloggie is quite self explanatory but it does come with a good instruction manual and a handy quick start guide for those eager to get started as well as an on board instruction manual that can be accessed when the Bloggie is plugged in to charge via the USB. When the Bloggie is switched on it makes a nice musical sound and the rear 2.7 inch touch screen comes to life. The screen briefly displays the menu button, a play button, the battery indicator, flash on/off and a slide for telescopic or wide angle. All these option are also available in the menu that is easily accessed via the touch screen. I find the touch screen to be a little bit stubborn and you have to be heavier handed when pressing on the screen than you would expect, it is not as responsive as the screen on my Sony Xperia but better than having an array of buttons clumsily located on the Bloggie case. No matter which way around you hold the camera the display will witch around between landscape and portrait, which makes using the menu really easy no matter what. There are no special skills need for taking photographs, just choose your subject and then zoom in or out (4x Digital Zoom) using the T or W on the touch screen, then press the shutter button down half way and you will see a green dot flashing on the screen, as soon as the camera is focused the dot will stop flashing and the camera will make a little beep noise and then you can press the shutter button fully and your photo will be taken. You can disable the beep in the menu. You can rush the process and the camera will take the picture but I find I get better results every time by allowing the camera time to focus fully. Once the picture has been taken a share button flashes up on the touch screen, if you press this you can bookmark the photo for easier uploading once the camera is connected to your computer. The Sony Bloggie easily connects to your PC or Mac via the flip out USB port, the flip out port can be pushed directly into the USB slot on your computer but I find it much easier to use the wired adaptor that came in the box as the flip out USB feels quite fragile and once that is accidentally broken the camera is pretty useless. The flip out USB and mini HDMI port is concealed behind a panel that can be easily accessed but still keeps the lines of the camera neat and smooth and also keeps the internals of the camera well protected. Shooting video footage is also quite simple. Just press the round button that is next to the screen and you will hear a chime to indicate that the camera is recording and you will also see a red dot in the top left hand corner of the screen and a counter to indicate the length of time you have been filming for. While you are filming you can again use the W and T buttons on the touch screen to zoom in and out. Zooming in and out while filming is smooth and there is no blurring of the video. To end your film clip just press the round button again and the camera will make a short chime. As soon as you have finished filming there is again the option to bookmark your video for easier uploading when the camera is connected to your computer. Another down side for me is that the camera is not WiFi or blue tooth enabled, that would have made uploading pictures so much easier. The Bloggie also comes with a small LED light on the front for low light shots, this can be turned on via the touch screen but I find it only useful for close up shots like selfies etc. Other than that it is pretty useless. Unfortunately there is no camera lens on the screen side of the camera; this would have been a great addition for filming videos of yourself which is what the Bloggie was given to me for as find it quite difficult to get myself lined up in a shot for filming when I am on my own. The Bloggie can be connected to a camera tripod or to a purpose built handlebar mount for the adventurous ones out there. The Bloggie Sport claims to be super rugged and can withstand drops up to 1.5 meter and can be immersed in up to 5 meters of water for up to an hour. While under water you can film and take pictures and the touch screen will still work. There is an option in the menu for under water mode that will balance contrast and blue tones for life like colour. Unfortunately I have not had the opportunity to use the camera under water but its claim of being waterproof, drop proof and dustproof does make it ideal for all sorts of adventurous holiday occasions. Another great feature is that while filming you can easily take a photograph by pressing the shutter button without interrupting your video. The camera comes with 4GB of internal memory that unfortunately can not be upgraded. There is enough room on the 4GB memory for thousands of pictures or up to 2 hours of HD video or a combination of the two. The Bloggie will only video in 30 minute segments so that is worth bearing in mind if you want to film something for a long time. The Bloggie does come with built in software which I have never used, I prefer to transfer my pictures off the camera in the same fashion as I would a memory card or flash drive. I connect the Bloggie to my PC via the USB and when the Bloggie pops up on screen as a drive I click open folder to view files, I then go to the folder labelled DCIM and inside there will be another folder when that is clicked it opens up for you to view your pictures and drag and drop them onto your PC. Any video footage you have taken will be in a folder call MP_ROOT, from there you can view your videos using your PC's default media player and the video files can also be dragged and dropped on to your PC. This is also the method I use to delete any unwanted videos and pictures. You can also delete pictures on the Bloggie using the touch screen menu. Something I do feel is worth pointing out is that to charge the Bloggie you only need to plug it in but to transfer files you need to turn the Bloggie on while it is plugged in to your USB port. Once fully charged the Bloggie seems to last forever, I would estimate you have roughly 7 hours of on and off use for pictures and short videos. The sound during video play back is of a reasonable quality although there is an underlying hiss it is nothing drastic. The video quality is good enough but I would not describe it as HD it can get a little grainy in low light conditions. I find the picture quality to be ok (5.1mp) it is nothing special and I would not use the Bloggie Sport to capture moments in life that I want crystal clear clarity. At the end of the day the Sony Bloggie Sport is exactly what it claims to be a tough little sports camera that is water proof, dust proof and drop proof. It is handy for when you are out and about in mud, muck and water and don't want to bring along your pricey camera phone or expensive photography equipment. Yes there are digital cameras out on the market at a cheaper price and with a higher Mega Pixel rating but would they be tough enough to survive a drop or be used for videos and filming under water without having to resort to a specialised water proof bag. The user interface is easy to navigate through and although the touch screen is not a sensitive as that of a phone it does the job. The downsides for me are the lack of lens on the rear for easier self videos. The unfortunately missing space to expand the memory and the inaccessible onboard battery as once that battery is done so is the camera. I do feel that the Bloggie is a bit of a let down when you consider its HD promise; I feel Sony should have put a little more effort in to the quality of video and picture to justify its HD tag. I personally would not have purchased a Sony Bloggie Sport and would suggest shopping around on internet auction sites to try and find one cheaper than the rrp of £149. As this was a freebie from an online community am more than happy with it. I have owned the camera since April 2013 and have personally used it for pictures and videos. It has also been kayaking and climbing with the kids and is off to Drax power Station next week as part of my sons A level Geography work. After six months of use the camera case shows very little wear and the screen is scratch free. Thank you for reading. Read the complete review |
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Tomorrow night, the northern hemisphere will experience both the brightest and the highest-riding full moon of the year. According to NASA, midnight is the best time to view it to experience its brightness. While we're definitely going to head outside tomorrow night to check it out in person, we're also major fans of lunar-themed decor. From trompe l'oeil antique paintings to the most modern and subtle of accents, the moon is a lovely inspiration for your home decor. Keep clicking to see 18 of our favorite on-the-market pieces.
Etsy Finds: Ring Bowls
You can never have too much jewelry in your collection or too many ways to catch and display it all! These ring bowls are perfect for holding a wedding ring or flashy cocktail ring safe when it's not adorning your hand. They'd also look great showcasing a favorite necklace or pair of earrings, too. Take a look at my current favorites!
Cooking Stove: Spoiled Sweet or Spoiled Rotten?
It has a bit of vintage flair that would fit in a kitchen of this style, but would you incorporate the design for your pets?
Yum's October Must Haves
It's Oct. 1, and that means despite our initial reluctance, we're ready to embrace Fall. After all, what's not to love about hearty vegetables, cozy dinners, and Halloween? Although the weather is cooling down, we'll be heating things up in the kitchen. At the start of each month, we like to share the items we're currently obsessed with. So without further adieu, here are our October must haves.
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Off to Market Recap: Valentine's Day Kitchen
How cute is this 3-piece, heart-shaped bowl set that lauren discovered? They're perfect for seasonal candies like pink-foil wrapped kisses.
Check out the entire selection of heart kitchenware below and don't forget to keep on bookmarking!
Interested in learning more about bookmarking? Check out the complete instructions here.
The Sixth DIY of Christmas: Découpage Glass Key Bowl
Welcome to the sixth project in my 12 DIYs of Christmas series! We all go through that mental checklist (keys, wallet, phone?) before we set foot out of the door each morning. Thus, having a place to stash your must haves is a big help in the tardiness (and sanity!) department. So I made this découpage key bowl as a gift for a friend. With patience and a few supplies, it's an easy project that makes a great holiday gift!
I actually got the antique key images from a book about corkscrews (they're corkscrews!), but any pretty images will do. If you also want to use images from a book, just make a photocopy of the page onto standard printer paper.
- Key images, or another motif
- Mod Podge (a glue/sealer found in most art/craft stores)
- A glass bowl
- Two foam brushes
- Latex paint the color of your choice
- An acrylic sealer (optional)
To learn the steps, read more
Yum's December Must Haves
Twinkling Christmas lights. The woody smell of a fresh tree. Beautifully wrapped packages. An endless array of salty appetizers and fizzy cocktails. These are some of my favorite things about December. From baking cookies to sending cards, there's a lot to do around this time of year. Let's not waste a minute more; here you'll find the top five items we can't live without during this busy month.
Off to Market Recap: Candy Bowl
You bookmarked everything from festive, themed bowls to practical, durable bowls, then saved them in the Off to Market group tagged with the keyword candy bowl. How fun is this Wool of Bat bowl that steen found? Part glass, part clay, I love its crafty feel! For more Halloween bowls, browse the selection below.
Interested in learning more about bookmarking? Check out the complete instructions here.
Off to Market: Candy Bowl
On Halloween night, no house should be without a special candy bowl. Whether it's a jack-o'-lantern bowl or a simple one you use all year long, a candy bowl is necessary to appease trick-or-treaters. To ensure that we are ready to feed the goblins and ghosts, let's head off to market in search of candy bowls. Look for everything from festive, themed bowls to practical, durable bowls. Once you've found a bowl you like, bookmark it.
Be sure to save your find in the Off to Market group and tag it with the key words candy bowl. Good luck! Interested in learning more about bookmarking? Check out the complete instructions here. Need some shopping inspiration? See a list of my favorite online stores when you read more

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There are three different ways that you can connect to the Internet in your home: DSL, satellite, and cable. Here is some information to help you determine which option will best suit your needs.
DSL stands for digital subscriber link. This is the most common connection in the United States. This connection uses your phone line and a special modem. (This does not interfere with telephone conversations.) Computers can be connected to the modem (that customers have to purchase) through a wired connection and sometimes modems also have the capacity for wireless connections. The average download speed for DSL connections is 2.61 megabytes per second. Upload speed is .64 megabytes per second. An average cost for DSL ranges from $15 to $20.
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Satellite connections require purchase or lease of a small satellite dish that can receive and transmit signals. The dish is aimed at the ISP satellite and makes connections to the Internet through the satellite. Satellite connections are popular with people in rural areas where there isn't any DSL option. However, there is a big drawback with satellite Internet connections. Rain and snow impair the satellite dish's ability to get a signal from the ISP satellite. Average download speed is 550K per second and around 200K for uploading.
Many cable companies offer bundles that include an Internet connection. This Internet connection uses the existing cable television wires and infrastructure from the cable company in the home. A special cable modem is required to complete the Internet connection. This is a popular option for families that already have cable. Average cost for Internet with a cable company is $45.


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Does this work in IPod docking stations
Do you have an adaptor for a standard Docking station to suit new IPod touch (with Lightning Connection).
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Yes this will work in IPod docking stations.
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CreativeMedia is an is a premium responsive HTML template perfect for an agency or portfolio website. It has been designed to make it easy to customize and is feature packed.
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Share Our Books: A Community Reads Program for Elementary Schools
A couple of weeks ago I had the privilege of hearing Sara Pennypacker give a talk to children's librarians, during which she mentioned a program that she and a few of her children's author friends have launched:
"Share Our Books was born from a conversation a few of us children's authors had about how much we loved Community Reads. The idea is for an entire elementary school community from the principal and teachers to the bus drivers and nurses and, of course, the students and their families to share the experience of reading the same book at the same time. It's an honor and a joy to have our books chosen to help bond a community this way. What could we do to encourage more of it, we asked each other? The answer was obvious...provide the books."
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In recent years there has been a wave of entrepreneurial activity around the country. Most of this is driven by the current economic climate but a lot is also due to young people running with their ideas. A recent article in Entrepreneur Magazine highlights the story of two young men who dropped their job and grad school plans to found their own company. Entrepreneurship is one of the key ingredients in creating a sustainable, viable, 21st Century Community. It promotes job growth, increased revenues, and has a significant negative impact on poverty. When we can no longer rely on mass market employment the entrepreneurs will still be fighting strong. Encouraging young people and their ideas is one way to keep business thriving!
The article addresses the major reasons young people hesitate from starting a business. Lack of experience and nervousness about finances rank high on the list. However, it seems that lack of experience allows for more learning on the job and fewer financial responsibilties of young people make the investment a lot less risky.
For some more encouragement this 2007 article highlights why the "fresh from college" group are in their prime for business development. There is everything to gain, and nothing to lose. Start that business today!
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Pomp and Circumstance
Some things require a full week. Like when God decided to create the world. No way that gets done in just a day or two. Rushing the thing, He or She might have forgotten the amphibians, or light.
Much like God, the University of Vermont administrators have understood that their graduating seniors need a similar stretch of time — a sanctioned interregnum, if you will — in which to process the delicate, often painful and always unnerving transition from student to civilian life. When you consider that most of these young men and women have been attending one school or another continuously since they were 6, an official period of decommissioning makes a lot of sense.
Hence, "Senior Week" — the seven days bracketed by final exams and graduation day. Amidst the array of frivolous scheduled events — bowling night, ferry cruises, drive-in movies — Senior Week is an opportunity for serious reflection about the major stuff, such as career and relationships. Essentially, it's all about the Big F: the Future.
I've been a cabbie witness to this process for more than 25 years.
Midweek found me taxiing a grad to his apartment on Chase Street. Most of the student housing areas are closer to campus, but Chase Street is a one-block hub of student life abutting the Winooski border. As we cleared the downtown lights, I could see my passenger was upset, fuming over something. I asked him what was going on. More precisely, I asked, "What's up?" This way he could just what's-up me back, or really answer if he was so inclined.
"Oh, it's this girl. She was, like, gonna come back to the apartment with me, but I guess she hooked up with some random guy."
That's not good, I thought. I said, "We're talking about your girlfriend here?"
"Nope — she's, like, my good friend. We've been hanging out since we were freshmen. We met in friggin' orientation, dude. This just pisses me off. What should I do?"
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I watched him in the rearview as he tapped out the message on the tiny keyboard. Having never texted anyone in my entire life, all I could think of was how oddly anachronistic this newest avenue of communication struck me. I mean, why not simply resurrect the telegraph?
In the next moment, he received a text message back from her, and read it out loud to me: "Thanks? What?"
I said, "Sounds like she didn't get your sarcasm, man," but even as that tidbit left my mouth, I wanted to take it back. My scoffing tone was the last thing this hurting young man needed.
Passing the Ethan Allen graveyard monument (where our number-one Green Mountain Revolutionary War hero either is or is not buried, depending on which historian you ask), it looked like my customer was about to break down in tears or explode in frustration. In any event, he was clearly disconsolate. I got the feeling his pas de deux with this young woman had been going on since freshman year. As we eased to a stop at his place, I decided to lay it on the line. Pivoting in my seat to face him, I said, "Listen, man, you're graduating, right?"
"Yeah," he said, "on Sunday."
A deer-in-headlights look rippled across his face as that reality sunk in. He dropped his forehead onto his palm and muttered, "Holy crap."
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Now he was sounding a bit testy, but I knew it wasn't me — his random cabdriver teeming with gratuitous advice. College graduation is one of those eruptive life passages, like divorce, a death or a major geographical move, where a person is forced to examine and reevaluate his or her sense of self. Relationships — their value and meaning — are a big part of that precious inventory.
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"You're absolutely right, dude," he conceded, nearly bowling me over with his abrupt change of tune. "My boys have been telling me this for years, but you know how it is."
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Earlier this afternoon I spotted ex-husband of Liza Minnelli and all-round good-natured plastic gargoyle David Gest getting harassed for small change by a homeless person at the Burger King counter in Euston Station. And that, friends, was a sight more exciting than the first official image of Tom Cruise as literary tough guy Jack Reacher. Just warning you.
Formerly known as One Shot, after the Lee Child novel on which it's based, Paramount's Jack Reacher stars Cruise in the title role, as a maverick former military policeman, and has been scripted and directed by Usual Suspects Oscar-winner Christopher McQuarrie.
There have been grumbles from fans of Reacher that Cruise is a poor physical match for the towering, taciturn Reacher, but there can be no arguing that Tiny Tom doesn't look a hell of a lot like… well, Tom Cruise. And guess what? That's what his Jack Reacher looks like too.
Anticipation for Jack Reacher seems pretty lukewarm, although personally I'm encouraged by the promising-sounding sniper conspiracy plotline, the involvement of McQuarrie, and also the presence of Werner Herzog in the role of primary antagonist, 'The Zec'.
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Our Open mic has really become a phenomenon over the last few years. Deborah & Kevin have done a wonderful job of creating an event where local musicians can come and demonstrate their talent. It's really a family community of music & support.
Since Oct. 2008, First Street Cafe in Benicia has offered its wonderful Upstairs venue (great restaurant and wine bar with plenty of atmosphere) to a monthly Open Mic Night. Now on a Saturday night from 7-11 pm, Open Mic has attracted a wide array of local area talent, from performers of all styles of music and levels of experience. Open Mic is 'variety night' where you'll hear an eclectic mix of styles, including original music, fresh interpretations of covers, jazz, bluegrass, blues, easy rock, even classical guitar and piano. Visit the website below to find out how it works and check out the photo slide show- allow a few seconds for it to load since there are several pictures.
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Kevin Long, former executive chef at Tosca in Hingham, is one of a dozen notable local chefs participating in the free Boston Fork Lift Food Fest, July 18-21 at City Hall Plaza. The food extravaganza is the culinary counterpart to the Outside the Box festival.
Long, chef at Empire, Red Lantern and GEM Restaurant, shows off his culinary prowess from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Thursday, July 18
12 p.m. – 1 p.m.: Jody Adams (Rialto; Trade) assisted by Gordon Hamersley (Hamersley's Bistro)
2 p.m. – 3 p.m.: Gordon Hamersley (Hamersley's Bistro) assisted by Jody Adams (Rialto; Trade)
4 p.m. – 5 p.m.: Roger Berkowitz (Legal Sea Foods)
Friday, July 19
12 p.m. – 1 p.m.: Brian Poe (The Tip Tap Room; Poe's Kitchen at the Rattlesnake; Estelle's Southern Cuisine) assisted by Eric Gburski (Estelle's Southern Cuisine)
2 p.m. – 3 p.m.: Andy Husbands (Tremont 647; Sister Sorel)
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4 p.m. – 5 p.m.: Ming Tsai (Blue Ginger; Blue Dragon)
Sunday, July 21
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Jenks Club
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This classic Jersey Shore nightclub keeps the party going year-round
Martell's Tiki Bar
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Popular Point Pleasant hangout
Broadway Bar & Grill
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Only a block from the boardwalk and inlet in Point Pleasant Beach
The Ark
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Farrell's Stout and Steak
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Cr. 1-3 per semester. Prerequisite: approval of chair.
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Cr. 3. (3-0). The cultural and philosophical influences in the development of dance from primitive to contemporary civilizations.
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Posted: Sep 21, 2012 5:58 PM by Lupita Murillo
Updated: Sep 21, 2012 7:34 PM
TUCSON - The Santa Rita unit at the Arizona State Prison at Wilmot remains on lockdown. Prison officials have also suspended weekend visitations. This after, a fight involving 200 inmates broke out Thursday night.
About a dozen inmates and some corrections officers were injured during the brawl. Deputy Warden, David Mueller says,"The investigation continues, our primary goal right now is identifying the instigators."
The fight broke out at 5:30pm, within half an hour officers had the situation under control."The majority of the inmates when they observed the staff response they stopped what they were doing and then there were a couple of instances where chemical agents were utilized," said Mueller.
The disturbance was considered a mass casualty incident, because of the nearly dozen inmates and correction officers that were taken to the hospital.
Deputy Warden Mueller says, the inmates involved were Hispanic, African Americans and Whites. He adds, once they get to the bottom of their investigation those responsible will face consequences. "It can range from criminal charges to various sanctions including loss of time served."
Here is a list of the condition reports from the hospitals where the inmates and officers were taken.
At University of Arizona Medical Center, two inmates are in serious condition, one is in critical, one is listed in fair condition and one was treated and released.
The south campus previously known as Kino Hospital says three corrections personnel were all treated and released, one inmate was treated and released and another inmate is in fair condition.
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Posted 30 April 2012 - 11:28 AM
If the heat scale is aggressive enough to force serious allocation of heat sinks (enough to balance the energy weapon damage vs it's weight mainly) than I have no problem with ammo being strictly limited. If ammo consuming weapons do not offer some secondary advantage over simply being heat efficient when compared to equivalent energy weapons + their required heat sinks (specifically enough to render their heat build up trivial) then I think resupply is reasonable (under some of the destructible supply truck or field base + reloading time vulnerability suggestions mentioned earlier). On the other hand if the ammo consuming weapon has a significant perk when compared pound to pound to its energy counterpart to balance out the advantages of infinite shots then, again, I support strictly limiting ammo.
Keep in mind I consider any advantage the ammo weapon has to be a 'perk.' That includes aspects like smaller critical space required, increased range, increased fire power, increased rate of fire, and so on. In some variations of Mechwarrior that kind of balance has not always been present.
Another consideration is the raw stopping power of weapons in general. If it takes a lot of shots to kill another mech of equal or lesser size then the relative value of infinite ammo increases quickly. However if weapons are relatively powerful this effect is reduced. In other words, if it takes a disproportionate amount of damage to kill enemies, more ammo should be provided, if that is handled by including more rounds per ton or by providing limited resupply is up to the design goals.
I hope that made sense lol .
Posted 30 April 2012 - 01:53 PM
Vesper Darktide, on 30 April 2012 - 11:28 AM, said:
I hope that made sense lol .
Yes it will depend on the statiscs of every weapon, but in most cases, balistic and missiles have greater rate of fire and greater range, and almost dont increase the heat, but they use a lot of space, making you have less armor, and can explode if take enough damage.
Lasers in the other hand, have greater damage and "infinite ammo", but increase the heat very fast, and if you dont deal with it, it can make your mech shut down to prevent a meltdown.
The sweet spot of ammo would be, you having ammo to take down 4 mechs, because in that way you are not defenseless, but you cant just go shooting as if you ammo was infinite, and since the matchs will be of more or less 20 minutes, i doubt you can run out of ammo.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 03:48 PM
Ravn, on 29 April 2012 - 01:37 AM, said:
Edit: Trollolol
I carry 0 ammunition. I am an energy weapons purist. Only time you will EVER see ammo on me is if I bring a gauss rifle for the moments when I wanna just punch a big hole in you.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 04:17 PM
This isn't a 1 PC verses 6 NPC's in linear row or a MW4 infinite respawn map.
But I think strategic ammo drops could be arranged. For those long haul campaigns.
You know, stop the mech, set it to kneel next to the reloader and sit there completely vulnerable next to a highly explosive object. Relaxing with a cool drink in your hand, maybe polish off your sandwich while you wait for the timer to finish.
Just hoping no enemy Commando hops out of nowhere ('cause they don't do that right?) and starts an ammo explosion that rips your mech to pieces with one shot of his Medium Las.
I kinda like the idea.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 07:48 PM
Posted 30 April 2012 - 07:52 PM
and uh why should it be an if your out your out, when lore/canon says there is mfb's and the like to repair/rearm?
Edited by Rejarial Galatan, 30 April 2012 - 07:51 PM.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:04 PM
Rejarial Galatan, on 30 April 2012 - 07:52 PM, said:
See, I personally hope that it might depend on the map/game type. I'd love to see more drawn out game types that including rearming stations and coolant trucks to make for some really awesome battles. Mechs are awesome, but battles only being whatever-you-brought-on-your-mech vs whatever-you-brought-on-your-mech seems like it might get a little stale, at least if that's all you ever do.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:06 PM
Orzorn, on 30 April 2012 - 08:04 PM, said:
So far, what ive seen via vids havnt done anything less than impress me, I THINK PGI will make all our fights anything but stale XD and I like how you just listed a coolant truck XD
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:30 PM
ovan20, on 30 April 2012 - 01:53 PM, said:
Heck, if you take down 1 mech you have done your job. 2 mechs and you are supporting the lance. 3+ you are carrying your lance.
Edit: I'm speaking from a no respawn perspective. If there is respawn, that game mechanic is broken and you shouldn't be punished for kickin butt.
Edited by Ravn, 30 April 2012 - 08:32 PM.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:36 PM
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:37 PM
Edited by Ravn, 30 April 2012 - 08:39 PM.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:39 PM
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:41 PM
ovan20, on 30 April 2012 - 01:53 PM, said:
I agree.
IMO A single mech with stock ammo (10 rds of AC20, 20 rds of AC10, 40 rounds of AC5) SHOULD have the ability to take out 3 to 6 average size pristine medium/heavy mechs (4 average) assuming average gunnery skills.
Recycle rate and damage were wacked in MW2 and MW3 that it often required you to load up more on ammunition that you should have while MW4 was the opposite due to the increase armor of the mechs which was compensated by the higher ammunition count. I liked MW4 the best in terms of ammunition count for AC weapons even though both recyle and armor was skewed (proportionally.
Posted 30 April 2012 - 08:51 PM
GDL Irishwarrior, on 04 April 2012 - 09:23 PM, said:
I've done that in TT
doesn't always quite work as well as I'd hoped
Posted 01 May 2012 - 03:51 AM
Posted 01 May 2012 - 08:04 AM
Orzorn, on 30 April 2012 - 08:04 PM, said:
Please don't bring Coolant trucks in to the equasion I can't remember them ever being used in any of the Novels. They would be useful in static defence.
My reason for saying yes to the ammo dumps is they would add a strategic element as dictated by the scenario. I think a coolant truck would end up being a sad target,more so than a convoy of J27s but a coolant truck would have less strategic value.
Posted 01 May 2012 - 08:29 AM
Posted 01 May 2012 - 09:52 AM
Rajen, on 01 May 2012 - 08:29 AM, said:
But that is the thing right there. We should not know what the Mission length will be. Then Teams are forced to build Mechs capable under any environment or time constraint. The unknown adds immensely to the over-all FUN factor.
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The Bush administration and a consortium of tech companies Tuesday vowed to drive down government and corporate data center energy use by 10 percent by 2011, saving about 10 billion kilowatt-hours, or roughly the amount of energy consumed by one million U.S. households annually.
The forests of monolithic computer servers that comprise today's data centers have grown into an indispensable component of modern life, crunching volumes of information and ensuring that Google or Yahoo search engine results are delivered in mere seconds. But the benefits of increasingly powerful data centers come at a steep cost in energy usage: as much as 61 billion kilowatt-hours in the U.S. alone—1.5 percent of the country's entire electricity consumption.
Recognizing that the need to use and store digital information will grow exponentially over time, the U.S. Department of Energy promised to work with a group of private companies to improve efficiency without sacrificing the benefits of new technologies. Alexander Karsner, assistant secretary for energy efficiency and renewable energy, and John Tuccillo, director of the Green Grid, which represents 92 information technology companies and professionals seeking to lower the overall consumption of power in data centers, announced the deal during a press conference at the New York Stock Exchange. Tuccillo is also vice president of industry alliances for American Power Conversion Corp., a member of the Green Grid.
Karsner called the agreement "a new chapter in public and private partnerships." He praised the Green Grid members—among them fierce competitors like chipmakers Intel and AMD—for cooperating "for the global good."
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Over a month into the release of its flagship enterprise processor, the six-core Opteron codenamed "Istanbul", the company expressed plans to roll out another line of Opteron chips, this time targeting the cost-effective SME market, and not exactly power scaling and parallelism offered by its two-socket and multi-socket capable Opteron 2000 and Opteron 8000 series. The new quad-core processor will be codenamed "Suzuka", and will be made for single-socket systems. For this reason, it will not use the 1207-pin Socket F, but rather the AM3 socket, and will be compatible with existing AM2(+) motherboards that support the Budapest quad-core chip (single socket version of Barcelona). Suzuka shares the same die design as Shanghai (Opteron) and Deneb (Phenom II). It features four x86-64 processing cores on a monolithic die, with 512 KB of L2 cache per core, and a shared 6 MB L3 cache. Dual DDR2/DDR3 memory controllers work in ganged or unganged dual-channel modes. Currently three models are ready, the 2.50 GHz Opteron 1381, 2.70 GHz Opteron 1385, and 2.90 GHz 1389. These chips are specified to come with system bus speeds of 2200 MT/s (HyperTransport bus actual speed of 1100 MHz). All three models come with a rated TDP of around 115 W, and is built on the 45 nm SOI process. Opteron 1381 is priced at US $189, Opteron 1385 at $229, and Opteron 1389 at $269. Source: AMD
Imo AMD is really confusing with there codenames. Anyway, will we see a consumer 6 core processor from AMD any time soon?
Right now, AMD has a PII X4 905e 2.5GHz that's rated at 65w, and sells for $190 on Newegg. DO they rate the wattage of their server chips differently? If not, what's the advantage of grabbing an Opty 1381 over it? And not taking upgrade path into account, which would be better to buy for the best performance right now. Q8400 or X4 905e/ Opty 1381?
I would pick the Q8400. A single-socket Opteron doesn't make sense to me. Comparing Phenom II X4 905/905e to this chip, I'd still pick the Phenom II, simply because it has a broader 1800 MHz (3600 MT/s HyperTransport) interface, while this has HyperTransport 2200 MT/s.
http://www.nowdirect.com/exec/partInfo/part_detail.tsb?prcpart=AMDOS1381WGK4DGI http://www.provantage.com/amd-os1385wgk4dgibox~7AAMD28E.htm http://www.provantage.com/amd-os1389wgk4dgibox~7AAMD28H.htm prices are a little off by the retailers right now, but these should be nice drop in upgrades to existing budapest based servers
these are 75 watts tdp not 115 watts btarunr. http://products.amd.com/en-us/OpteronCPUSideBySide.aspx?id=563&id=564&id=565 http://blogs.amd.com/work/2009/06/30/quad-core-amd-opteron™-processor-codenamed-suzuka/
Wrong, that's the ACP (average CPU power), not TDP. http://www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?shownews=27704&catid=2
btarunr are you implying that suzuka is not power efficient?, that's the whole idea behind this series. cost efficient. power efficient. fitted for cloud computing etc. ''The latest Opteron 1000 Series chip—code-named "Suzuka"—is designed for use in cloud computing environments, Web servers, small business servers and workstations, where the concern is more about power consumption and cost rather than scalability'' http://www.eweek.com/c/a/IT-Infrastructure/AMD-Rolls-Out-Latest-QuadCore-Opteron-522399/
Not really. Looks like the Xeon is rated lower, only by 10w, and that's on 65nm. Although comparing the chips themselves does you no good. You have to compare the entire platform, and the mch is on-chip in the Opterons, but not the C2Q Xeons. They'd probably come out roughly equal. I think the 45nm C2Qs might pull ahead tho. Now, you can directly compare Nehalem and Phenom chips in terms of power draw, as they both have the mch on die, and nehalem comes out ahead there, at 80w in this clock/performance range.
They should of named it after the Suzuki Escudo ......... but maybe thats just a lil farfetched for any AMD processor
If a non-public codename could make them sell their chips, they would have named one Chuck Norris years ago.
Chuck Norris seems to be the only name i see repeated over and over here on TPU. But yeh, I see your point.
nice might pick one up server chips tend to oc better with better temps =) (btw amd put the W on server chips a tad higher iirc)


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Am having a problem in that the last post for my forums seem to be mostly the same post, which is not in all of the forums.
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Local fashionista design window displays
Stacy Suvino is an undercover it girl. That is, undercover if you aren't following her stylish daily posts on Instagram or her comings and goings on her website, stacysuvino.com. In fact, she's so undercover that outside of the virtual world, you are only likely to encounter her observing quietly at fashion events from coast to coast, perusing hidden gems of vintage stores and insider archives, walking around in dark glasses amidst the buildings of downtown Tulsa, or burning the midnight oil behind the glass in the windows of a Tulsa style mainstay, Miss Jackson's.
"I'm a behind-the-scenes person," Suvino said.
A behind-the-scenes person who loves to set the stage.
Recruited three and a half years ago by Debbie Palazzo of Miss Jackson's, Suvino is a Fayetteville, Ark. native who initially found herself living the southern fashionista's dream, working as part of the window team at Bergdorf Goodman's in New York. She started out as an intern while attending the Fashion Institute of Technology and two weeks before graduation, was hired to do window design, table settings, decorating, and merchandising.
In the years Suvino spent studying, working, and living in New York, she took time to hone her innate sense of style and establish great relationships and resources. "My time at Bergdorf influenced my fashion direction. It's where my love affair with vintage started. My best friend and I would take trips to central Jersey to the basements of vintage stores and dig through trash bags full of clothes. While assisting with a project, I sometimes felt like maybe it was a waste of time to be running all over New York, picking up pieces. But I met people and I collected business cards and to this day, I still rely on those contacts," Suvino said.
Forever a vintage-ophile, Suvino has some favorite spots all over the country. Some favorites include Horizons in Brooklyn, New York Vintage, Shareen Vintage in both New York and L.A., and Wasteland in L.A. "Almost everything I buy is out of London or vintage," Suvino said.
For newer stuff, she likes H&M and her online favorites are TopShop.com and ASOS.com. Her most recent purchases include floral oxfords with silver toes and a faux leather moto jacket and can be seen in her creative Instagram ensembles, documented by strangers that Suvino encounters on the streets of downtown Tulsa.
She also gets a great deal of inspiration from fellow fashionable bloggers such as atlanticpacific.com, cheyennemeetschanel.com the glamourai.com, tuulavintage.com, and -- one of her personal favorites -- the manrepeller.com, where the blogger started posting her ensembles after deciding that her clothes must be the reason she never makes it past three dates with a man.
Suvino hasn't gone unnoticed. The retail design world has taken notice, with Retail Design International running a feature on 2012's standout holiday window designs of Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, Barney's, and -- notably -- Miss Jackson's. What's even more noteworthy is that the larger corporate stores have holiday window budgets of $500,000 and slews of full-time window designers, while Suvino accomplish the same thing with a tiny fraction of the budget and a skeleton crew of three, including Tulsans Rachel Everette and Mary Grace Livingston.
"We try to create high-caliber designs that are low-budget but high on creativity. We would not be able to do the lavish windows we do if it weren't for the generosity of our local sources such as Dale Gillman Antiques and Charles Faudree," Suvino said.
In addition to the RDI feature, Suvino's team has also garnered press in Visual Merchandising and Store Design magazine as well as the Fashion Institute of Technology publication, Hue.
While Suvino loved living in New York and enjoyed her experience as a member of the design crew at Bergdorf's, she appreciated the opportunity for more creative control and the hands-on experience that Miss Jackson's offers. "Miss Jackson's is a great place to experiment and test the waters. I remember traveling from Fayetteville to Tulsa as a kid with my parents to go shopping at Utica Square. Even then, I took note that Miss Jackson's has really big windows. It's a good-sized canvas."
A canvas can take up to 100 hours of work -- every couple of weeks from conceptualization to construction.
Suvino has recently expanded that canvas as a freelance art director with Darling Magazine. In addition to her print editorial work, Suvino aspires to launch into movie set design. It is yet another platform from which to tell a story of her own design. "I didn't even know this was all a possibility until I went off to the Fashion Institute of Technology," Suvino said. "I didn't know that this is a viable career path. As a kid, I just knew that I liked to create. I changed the theme in my bedroom every month. My granddad built me a giant pink bookcase that I made into a Barbie House. Each room had a different decor and my Barbies always had really fancy clothes and hairstyles. Never normal clothes, only glamorous outfits."
"The work that I do know lets me merge all of my artistic interests into one," she added.
And merge many interests she does. Creativity never sleeps, and neither does Suvino. She's too busy conceptualizing how best to take design world by storm, one ensemble, photo, blog, window, set design, and editorial layout at a time.
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