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The Stephen Curry Show used to play roughly 15 times a season at Davidson. It only plays once a season in Charlotte now, when Currys Golden State Warriors come to town, but it remains a dazzling spectacle.
Curry scored 27 points and added seven assists and seven rebounds in Golden States 104-96 win Monday against Charlotte, while playing in front of a crowd that included 73 friends and family members for whom he had to provide tickets.
The visit is important to Curry, in part because his father, Dell Curry, announces Bobcats games on TV and once starred for the Charlotte Hornets. Stephen Curry, incidentally, believes the Bobcats should change their nickname back to Hornets once New Orleans officially gives it up.
Im sure they should bring it back, Curry said. Winning takes care of a lot of different things, but the name would definitely help out.
It was quite a successful long weekend for Curry in Charlotte. He not only got to visit with his family Sunday, but also got to go to the Panthers game along with some of his Golden State teammates and happened to catch Carolinas best game of the season.
Thats the way Currys life is going. Finally healthy after a recurring ankle injury haunted parts of his first three NBA seasons, he is playing his best basketball for a surprising Golden State team that is 14-7. He has scored 20 or more points in eight straight games, a career high.
Said Golden State coach Mark Jackson of Curry: That was a great homecoming. The guy is playing at an elite level right now. Its awesome for me to watch one of the good guys win one.
Curry said the best part of Monday night, besides the win, was seeing Davidson coach Bob McKillop in the stands and getting hot in the third quarter. His 5-month-old daughter, Riley, fell asleep in that quarter, but no one else did as Curry scored 15 and the Warriors basically put the game away.
Charlotte (7-13) lost its eighth straight the longest losing streak in the NBA.
Every time Curry turned around he saw someone else he knew, dating back from the time he used to run out on the old Charlotte Coliseum court and hoist up shots as a kid before his fathers games.
The lady who used to give me ice cream at the old coliseum is still here, Curry said. She stopped me and said hi and offered me another scoop if I wanted one. Little stuff like that makes the whole night special.
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But Curry was plenty good, and he finally has enough help this season to make Golden State more than an afterthought in the Western Conference. He had an answer for every question except one: Who will he cheer for Jan. 2 when Duke (starring his brother, Seth Curry) plays Davidson in Charlotte?
I still dont know how to answer that one, he said.
Its a shame Curry is in the Western Conference and doesnt come around more often. But Monday was still a nice memory for those who knew him at Davidson and Charlotte Christian and a reminder of how good his future still can be.
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The new bleachers at the Brigade Sports Complex Turf Pitch were filled with vocal Tech Supporters who seemed to outnumber the Navy fans 2 to 1. Kickoff at noon happened under a cloudless, blue Sky with temperatures in the 60s. It was the first perfect day for Spring Rugby this year. The Va. Tech squad started the match strong, holding the ball for several phases and working the rolling maul before being awarded a penalty kick in Navy territory. Hokie flyhalf Nick Caron made good on the kick and Tech took its only lead of the game 3-0. Later, Navy flyhalf Jack McAuliffe missed a penalty kick moments later, but soon after that, Navy scrumhalf Ricky Feller broke away on a long ramble, setting up Navy's first good scoring opportunity. But a strong Hokie defensive stand held up Navy No.8 Chris Rixie at the tryline. Feller, who is usually more of a dominant force for Navy, was mostly held in check by Tech's #9, Michael O'Brien. O'Brien played a hard-hitting game and often disrupted the Navy scrumalf's service from the scrum. At only 10 minutes into the match, Va. Tech suffered its first of over seven injuries on the day, as Caron was forced to leave the game with a shoulder injury. Tech Coach Andy Richards shifted his backline and brought in freshman Thomas Haskell on the wing. Haskell ended up contributing two tries to the Hokies' efforts. This is Haskell's first season of rugby, having been a high-school football standout. His older Brother, Andrew Haskell, is a junior at Virginia Tech and played on the opposite side. He ended up scoring the most spectacular try of the game. Richards said he expects the Haskell boys to be a factor for the next few years. Navy finally did get a try, using their forwards to overpower a smaller Tech pack. Against they were held up, but eventually Tech was penalized for collapsing the scrum, and Navy send freshman flanker Dan Gallien in for the try. Despite a strong defensive performance by The Hokies, who also won most of the lineouts on the day, and a good running and kicking game by Tech fullback Bryan Kelly, Navy soon scored again when sophomore flyhalf Jack McAulliffe took it in under the posts after a show -and-go. McAuliffe then converted his try to make it 14-3 Navy. With just a few minutes left in the 1st Half, a Navy prop, who was warned earlier in the match about a possible dump tackle, was shown a red card by referee Jason Wallach, and Navy was forced to play without him for the rest of the game. Before the end of the half, Navy scored shorthanded when outside center Nick Hancock ran in for the score. The scoring in the second Half began with another great run by Navy flanker Gallien that set up a try by the Navy forwards and grounded by lock John Thornton. Navy No.8 Chris Rixey then got the try he was denied earlier when he ran straight under the posts through a loose Hokie defense. Virginia Tech scored next on the most exciting play of the afternoon when fullback Bryan Kelly kicked the ball ahead after a long jaunt and it was fielded in-goal and in the air by Andrew Haskell. The kick after was then converted by Hokies prop Kevin Hurley. That made it 35-18 Navy. Late in the second half, the The Academy's superior fitness levels started to wear down the Virginia Tech defense as Navy prop Matt Kelly and inside center Seamus Siefring each added tries. Virginia Tech then picked off an errant pass which set up another try by Thomas Haskell. Then, just before the final whistle the Navy Forwards muscled in another score with Luke Ohman grounding the ball. The B-side game, ended Navy 78-Virginia Tech 14.
Which they did, despite the lopsided score. The Hokies have spent the last few weeks on the road winning; 71-14 at VMI and 38-32 at Maryland and losing a close match in Clemson; 22-18. Tech is now 2 and 2 in Atlantic Coast Rugby League D1-AA play. Naval Academy Coach Mike Flanagan said: "This is a good rivalry and it has been for many years. When we thought about coming into the ACRL, we knew we would be able to rekindle some of those. It's exciting for us to go back and play some of our traditional rivals." As for the match itself, Flanagan was pleased with certain aspects of Navy's play. "I thought our team defense was really good," he said. "We were a little loose with the ball and in our looseness they were able to capitalize and scored those three tries; the first three tries we've allowed this spring." Both Coaches praised the tough play of Senior Midshipman and blindside flanker Andrew Stillchetto who switched to Prop after a teammate was red-carded. Coach Flanagan called him an "Absolute Warrior" and named him Man of the Match. After drubbing Wake Forest 100-0 last week and this week's win, Navy is undefeated in the ACRL. |


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today i have modded mine and my brothers dualshock 3's with the ps buttin LED mod.
finally done it all but when i soldered the dualshock motors back on i noticed on my controller the vibration is quite weak but my brothers is fine.
any ideas as to why the vibration is weak?
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Cardiff1 wrote:I think mine may be radio active.
haha you gone for the ultra blue one then.
well guys, found out why the vibration was weak. i had put the motors on the wrong sides.
but bad news. my crap soldering skills have done my controller in. i messed up on the solder joints and ended up frying the circuit board so the motors dint work at all and the controller was playing up and acting like i was pressing all the buttons.
ah well new DualShock 3 ordered from spopto for under £30 and a very big lesson learnt.
i will never be attempting anything like that again, i shal be getting my new pad and not messing with it.
my brothers is ok though.
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PHOENIX – On March 12, 2012, Michael Angelo Atondo, 35, of Yuma, Ariz., was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Susan R. Bolton to eight years in federal prison, to be followed by a five-year term of supervised release. Atondo was found guilty by a federal jury on Oct. 12, 2011, of Conspiracy to Import 100 kg or more of Marijuana, Conspiracy to Possess with Intent to Distribute 100 kg or more of Marijuana, and Possession with Intent to Distribute 100 kg or more of Marijuana.
"This case demonstrates that the United States Attorney's Office will vigorously prosecute drug traffickers, regardless of their station in life" said Acting U.S. Attorney Ann Birmingham Scheel. "I would like to thank the Drug Enforcement Administration and the United States Border Patrol for their investigation of this case. I would also like to thank all of the men and women in law enforcement who put their lives on the line every day to keep our borders safe. The fact that Atondo committed this crime while he was a sworn law enforcement agent should in no way harm the reputation of our nation's honest and hardworking law enforcement agents."
"I am pleased we have achieved a just decision in the Atondo case," notes Yuma Sector Chief Patrol Agent Stephen Martin. "I am proud of the agents who played a key role in bringing Atondo to justice and appreciate the men and women of the U.S. Attorney's Office who handled his prosecution."
The evidence at trial showed that on April 4, 2011, Atondo, a U.S. Border Patrol Agent assigned to the Wellton substation, conspired with others to import approximately 339 kilograms, or 745 pounds, of marijuana into the United States from Mexico. When fellow agents responded to a sensor alert, they found four vehicles at the international boundary line, three of them on the south side of the fence and Atondo's department-issued vehicle backed up to the fence on the north side, with the rear door open. A subsequent search of Atondo's Border Patrol truck revealed 44 neatly stacked bundles of marijuana. The marijuana had a wholesale value of approximately $400,000.
The investigation in this case was conducted by the U.S. Border Patrol, the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The prosecution is being handled by Howard D. Sukenic and Christina Wu Covault, Assistant U.S. Attorneys, District of Arizona, Phoenix.
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Night Hotel Times Square (Formerly Stay. Hotel Times Square)157 West 47th Street, Times Square, New York City, NY 10036 (Show map)
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You couldn't ask for a better location next to Times Square. Lovely lobby Great female receptionists (males a bit grumpy!) Very clean hotel
The location was superb. Very close to Times Square, the Theatre District, etc. Good restaurants as well!!!
Staff is excellent. Pleasant when checking in / out.
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With a fantastic location just steps from Times Square, this Manhattan hotel features on-site dining with stunning city views and modern in-room amenities, including flat-screen TVs. Night Hotel Times Square offers a trendy and art-inspired atmosphere complete with iPod hire services and free access to the popular nearby New York Sports Club. On-site dining as well as room service is available from the Aspen Social Club, featuring Colorado-inspired tapas-style meals. Cozy accommodations at Night Hotel are furnished with a variety of exceptional amenities, including soft feather beds and luxurious linens. The hotel also provides free weekday newspapers and wireless internet access. Only steps from the Night Hotel Times Square are some of New York City's most famous sites, including Broadway, Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue. Scenic Central Park and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) are also within walking distance of the hotel. Hotel Rooms: 210, Hotel Chain: Hampshire Hotels and Resorts. The most recent booking for this hotel was made on Dec 12 at 3:31 AM from Saudi Arabia.
ActivitiesNewspapers, Fitness Center, Massage Food & DrinkRestaurant, Bar, Restaurant With Dining Menu InternetWi-Fi is available in the hotel rooms and costs USD 9.95 per 24 hours. Free! Wi-Fi is available in public areas and is free of charge. Wired internet is available in the hotel rooms and costs USD 9.95 per 24 hours. ParkingPublic parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 45 per day. Services24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Room Service, Business Center, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Shoeshine, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, Ticket Service, Concierge Service, Suit Press GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Elevator, Safe, Heating, Designer Hotel, Hypoallergenic room available, All Spaces Non-Smoking (Public and Private), Air Conditioning Languages spokenEnglish, Spanish Check-inFrom 3:00 PM Check-outUntil 12:00 PM Cancellation/
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Room could have been a little bigger and the lifts were quite poor.
You couldn't ask for a better location next to Times Square. Lovely lobby Great female receptionists (males a bit grumpy!) Very clean hotel
Rooms quite compact. Request that your room is not on the second floor; there is a very popular, very loud bar/club on the ground floor, we had room 205 and were bouncing until 3:30am; now I like to party but this was a little excessive with the floor vibrating! Towels very small!
The location was superb. Very close to Times Square, the Theatre District, etc. Good restaurants as well!!!
The lightening of the room which was very very poor. Only good light was in the bathroom. Other than this, it would have excelled our expectations.
The elevators are soooo slow
Staff is excellent. Pleasant when checking in / out.
Rooms are small for the Cost. Elevators are slow and a little right.
The location was perfect
The room was so dingy, small and dark. The air wasstuffy
To expensive!! You dont get what you see the Rooms looks very Nice on the pictures but in Real life they are so small and they have diffrent interior!! So guys you dont get what you see!! They should close this hotel Down for renovation!! To expensive.!!!!
The staff was attentive, friendly and pleasant when answering any and all questions.
The rooms were a little cramped, but were clean and fresh.
Excellent location, manager resolved issue with lack of hot water swiftly.
Other than mini bar, no refreshment facility in room (tea/coffee etc.)
Location is excellent, 30 seconds from Times Square. Convenience store right next door and Irish pub across the road. Staff were very friendly. We arrived early and were able to check in early. Would highly recommend.
The Location Beautiful Lobby Staff was very friendly and helpfull
The bathroom/shower combo was a bit weird but very doable
Excellent location as you can walk to all the department stores and broadway shows. Besides, this hotel makes the best use of the space. Staff are very friendly and helpful.
the bed was extremely comfortable
I asked for a wake-call, and when my own alarm woke me up I noticed that there was a voice message for me on the phone, indicating a wake-up call. however, no alarm went off to wake me up to thank heavens I had set my own alarm to get up in time for my flight out!
Location was excellent staff really helpful
Room very tiny decor too dark and dreary internet charge for room
Awesome hotel, great location, value for money. Aspen bar was a nice highlight to the hotel. Would definitely stay here again...
Alot of dirts were behind the commode & the bed
The staff are fantastic, very friendly and insightful about the whole of NY in general. The concierge are a god send for dining out and shows on Broadway
WiFi is not free throughout the hotel, for the price of the room you would expect more. Lifts are cramped and slow. Air conditioning units are very loud in the bedroom.
The hotel is very close to Times Square but even though it is quiet as fas as noise from the street is concerned. The staff was very helpful. Nice lobby area.
The room door seemed to be made of paper because every step from the corridor could be heared. The cleaning staff tried to come in already 8.30 in the morning when we were still sleeping.
ı liked the breakfast /bar ambiance.
ıt was noisy during night because of the times square road construction
Noisy if your room heads to the street because the quality of material is súper low They also wanted to charge us 5 usd for leavin the luggage in the concierne
Excellent location
Building work next door
Use of maximum of such small space
Window open to a wall. They took without informing me $50 out of my c/c!!
This hotel was a great location and was simple and clean. All the basics were catered for.
My particular night's stay was very expensive ($250) which I think was a result of the ny marathon, but the hotel was more the standard of budget accomodation. The a/c unit in my room was too noisy to sleep with yet the room got ridiculously warm and stuffy without it. The bathroom was way too small for even only one person. I was on the second floor and there was a club on the ground floor which I could hear from my room (luckily I was too tired for it to keep me awake!). I also didn't like the fact that there was no security to prevent anyone from getting to the room levels - didn't make me feel particularly safe as a woman travelling alone.
The location (close to the city center) was great. The room was clean. The shower was good. The AC worked fine but was noisy.
The room was really small and worked for us as we just needed somewhere to lay our heads after a long night in the city, however I would not recommend this room if you want to "hang out" in it as you almost trip over the bed going into the room its that close to the door. The AC was really noisy. You have to pay almost $10/24hrs to use the Wi-Fi in the room. Its free in the lobby which was no good to us as we were on the 9th floor and couldn't just pop down easily to use it.
Very small rooms, difficult to use toilet facilities (cramped)
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But for God's sake, if we know we have hundreds or thousands of innocents behind bars must we not do everything in our power to set them free if we live in a civilized society? Absolutely. This court ruling will now make this work harder and slower.
As I said earlier, crime victims are hurt - not helped - by this ruling. The challenge on top of this urgent need to free those who are wrongfully convicted is to remember then that someone who is actually guilty of that crime is free at large. Ask a crime victim how they would view that fact. Having worked in the restorative justice field for 15 years I can tell you that crime victims want the system to get it right. There can be no restoration of crime victims, nor can there be offender accountability - two key elements of restorative justice, if the real perpetrator is not caught.
Jul 23, 2009 Retribution, Theory, Country:USA, Correspondent:Lisa Rea
An interesting reason to use restorative justice
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"We're looking at thousands of dollars in damage and the courts would never impose that on first offenders. Nor would there be any sort of punitive action taken. With the restorative justice forum, the expectation - and my belief - is that they are going to be dealt with much more harshly through an RJ than they would be in the provincial court system or the youth courts. The courts would probably simply give them a conditional sentence and send them on their way. With the RJ forum we're looking at restitution and we'll be looking at some community input.
"We have the OIC's (Officer in Command's) support and we have the City's support and we're putting together a package in order to make sure that this doesn't fall on the taxpayers' shoulders. City council as well as residents in the area are going to be involved in the forum."
Jul 14, 2009 Retribution, Correspondent:Dan Van Ness, Theory, Region: North America and Caribbean, Country:Canada
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At the 2nd National Conference on Restorative Justice in San Antonio, Jennifer Llewellyn spoke of the importance of relationships. "We live in a relational universe," she said. This is why restorative justice is so powerful – it addresses something real, something that is part of the fabric of life itself. Relationships are core to who we are.
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Seattle International Comedy Competition Winner Announced
Comedian Michael Malone beat out more than 800 comics from around the world to take home the top prize from the 33rd Annual Seattle International Comedy Competition.
Last Sunday wrapped a month of competition between 33 stand-up comedians from around the world with Malone earning the number one spot. More than 800 comedians entered the competition, and 33 were chosen to compete in Seattle throughout the month.
Malone, best known for his number three selling comedy album on iTunes, "Let's Get Physical," and recent $5 download release, "Casual Sext," competed in 17 shows this November to wind up on top in Sunday night's showdown. His victory was foreshadowed by first place finishes in both the preliminary and semi-final rounds earlier this month, though the final heat was extremely competitive. Malone squeezed out the overall first place by 0.18 of a point over second place comedian Joe Klocek of San Francisco. Malone won $5,000 and a recording deal with Uproar records.
Malone headlines clubs and colleges across the country, often noted by audiences for his "rubber face" and versatile material styles honed over ten years on the road. His most recent project, "Casual Sext" is available for $5 download at his website (www.malonecomedy.com) or CD on iTunes. "Casual Sext" tackles the tough issues facing today's modern romantic couple such as: sexting, owning pets and negotiating ping-pong ball tricks, and the drama of Facebook. Malone was named one of Campus Activities' Magazine's "Hot Comics to Watch in 2013 and made appearances on Bob and Tom Radio and TV, National Lampoom's Operation Comedy Tour, NBC, XM Sirius Satellite radio, WGN and the CW.
The Seattle Comedy Competition is in its 33rd year run by Ron Reid, Peter Greyy and Jon Fox. The top five stand-up comedy prizes of the event went to Michael Malone, first; Joe Klocek, second; Tyrone Hawkins, third; Landry, fourth, Elliot Maxx, fifth.
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The Lakewood City Council on Monday appointed City Attorney Heidi Ann Wachter to run Pierce Countys second-largest city on an interim basis until it hires a new city manager.
Wachter, 49, who will take over running the city next week, said shes not interested in applying for the permanent city managers job primarily due to family obligations.
Council members said Police Chief Bret Farrar has expressed interest in applying to become Lakewoods next city manager. He was not at Mondays meeting and not available for immediate comment.
Wachter will take over shortly before City Manager Andrew Neiditz officially resigns Feb. 23 to become the executive director South Sound 911, Pierce Countys new emergency dispatch agency. The council vote was unanimous.
Council members said Wachters familiarity with the issues facing Lakewood in her role as the citys top lawyer makes her a good choice.
She has insight on all the departments in the city and where they are going, Councilman Michael Brandstetter said.
Wachters appointment is effective Feb. 19 because Neiditz will be traveling out of state due to a commitment to the International City/County Management Association, for which he serves as regional vice president.
Neiditz has said it will take between two and three months to hire a new city manager. Last week, the council hired Bellevue-based The Prothman Company to lead the search for the third city manager in Lakewoods history. The firm is scheduled to make a presentation on next steps at next weeks council meeting.
Wachter has been Lakewoods city attorney since February 2002. She previously worked as an assistant city attorney in Tacoma and a deputy prosecuting attorney in Snohomish County.
Wachter was one of five members of Neiditzs executive team who the council considered for the appointment. The others were communications director Jeff Brewster; David Bugher, community development director and assistant city manager for development services; Farrar; and Choi Halladay, finance director and assistant city manager for administration.
Council members said Brewster, Farrar and Halladay indicated they werent interested in the interim appointment. Halladay said Monday that he has an open mind about applying for the permanent city manager job. Brewster was not available for comment.
Bugher said he is not interested, and council members agree he has enough on his plate without taking on additional responsibilities.
Newly appointed Councilwoman Helen McGovern said she doesnt see how Bugher can put one more oar in the water and keep the boat going in the same direction.
Monday was the first council meeting for McGovern, who was appointed last week to the seat vacated by former Mayor Doug Richardson following his election to the Pierce County Council.
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a beautiful hotel,victorian in appearance. friendly and helpful staff, rooms comfortable, soft beds and pillows, amenities in the bathrooms. a fine place... to spend a couple of days. My only complaint is the breakfast, which was a bit dried out and sparse by time we came down for breakfast, which was 9:30...there was only one other couple there. I guess everyone eats in town, which is what we did the next day... otherwise this was a wonderful place to stay and i would stay there again. by leslie B from albany, ny on 05/30/13


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The 300-plus-pound comedian shies away from fat jokes, but touches on just about everything else. The quick-witted Arkansas comic got his big TV break on "Last Comic Standing." May has opened for Sam Kinison, B.B. King, Jeff Foxworthy, Thea Vidale and Jay Mohr. One of Craig Kilborn's favorites on "The Late Late Show," May has worked as an actor, writer and associate producer for ESPN.


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Commission for the UK Pavilion World Expo Shanghai,
300 fixtures, optical components, LEDs, Custom build controls
60 (L) x 3.5 m (W)
Watching small drops of light falling from the canopy down onto the concrete floor, the visitor is immersed in what appears to be rain of light, each droplet being encircled by a vibrant halo of rainbow colours. In chorus, the ear can make out subtle humming sounds of mechanisms, fusing sight and sound into one total impression.
The source of both, the sound and the droplets of light, are small engines suspended from the ceiling above - each carrying a simple lens, a motor and a LED that is moved rhythmically closer to and further away from the lens, hence projecting a drop of light down onto the floor that rhythmically grows and radiates outwards reminiscent of a rain drop hitting the ground.
Newton was first to discover the phenomenon of the rainbow while watching sunlight striking through a million drops of moisture creating a spectrum in the sky, arrousing the English poet Keats to comment that science had robbed nature and the rainbow of its grandeur by reducing it to its prismatic colours.
Challenging his believes, Light Rain is nothing short of magic and awe, once the visitor has stepped into this evanescent and sensual setting in which the mechanism that creates the optical phenomena and the sensation become one.
Light Rain was first commissioned by the Foreign Commonwealth Office for the UK Pavilion (designed by Heatherwick Studio), Shanghai Expo, 2010.
Exhibition history:
Hackney House
Shoreditch, London, UK
May - Sep 2012
UK Pavilion
Shanghai Expo 2010
Shanghai, China
1 May - 31 Oct, 2010


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This is a great climb. It's an excellent choice if you have someone who can easily follow 5.9 but still needs some easier climbs to lead because P1 is only 5.4, but nice climbing. P1 - Climb the flake or the face just right of the flake to the large ledge and a belay below the 2 overhangs (5.4). P2 - Climb up to the right side of the first overhang, then step up and left (scary, crux) to a stance below the second overhang. Step left again, then climb a short red/orange corner to another stance and diagonal up and right to the pine tree belay/rap.
About 150 right of High Exposure, at the left side of a 15-foot high, right-facing flake, just left of the Alpine Diversions crack, and just right of Third Trapps Chimney.
Standard Gunks rack.
Power through the first roof at the small horizontal crimp and up the runout face above. Move left on the clean orange face below a nice horizontal crack. Aim for the bush at a thin seam and up to the pine tree belay. Small cams needed to protect this route. A new favorite!
I feel like it is pretty easy to get off route on this one and land yourself on some 5.10 climbing. Anyone agree?
Hi Chris, Could you explain? The original start is 5.10 and the way the climb is commonly started now is 5.9. But either you choose, the lines converge fairly quickly and it's hard for me to imagine any 5.10 up there. Cheers, Dana
I recall pulling pretty hard around the first roof of the "second" pitch... It's a pretty big roof, and I traversed to the right hand side of the roof... nevertheless, I was slapping at some marginal/ok holds... I would put it at 5.10.. (I can't think of any 5.9 that compares).
It's been a while, Dana, but I recall a shallow corner close to the arete that took some mighty small brass wires. pulling the roof seemed way more difficult than the neighboring 5.9, Insuhlation. And from what I recall, doesn't one of the variations go at 5.10?
I don't remember a shallow arete that was/seemed to be 5.10, but that doesn't mean you aren't right. But now that I think of it, I suppose the first roof on the second pitch (mentioned in a previous post) was a bit hard for 5.9
Such a great route! A per pump fight. Not really any hard moves just super overhung. I did not think it was that runout. I was able to get gear every 8 feet or so. Just a bit hard to place gear because of the pump.
I didn't think this was PG-13. Maybe PG?
For me, the crux is route finding. First pitch is simple enough. The first roof of the second pitch is harder than a 5.9 and protection after the roof isn't as easy to place. I climbed what Chris Duca described, the shallow red corner on the left of the arete, because of all the chalk marks. It was definitely harder than a 9.
Easily linked both pitches with two ropes and running out most of the first pitch. The crux is pretty standard gunks 5.9 steep overhang and face. Overall the last 50ft are somewhat sustained. One of my favorite routes!


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EASIEST PROJECT EVER! Put a belt on a fabric donut, et voila!
At one stage of my adolescence I wrote a list of things I would never ever wear. Leopard print was number one on that list. Polka dots were close behind. Only recently have I begun to realize the grievous error of my ways. I mean, really! I saw a video by one of my YouTube faves Leighannsays in which she serves an adorable leopard print skater skirt that I could NOT get out of my mind. I'd also been dying for a skater skirt to wear with my new black, yellow, and orange crop sweaters, and it hit me the magical power leopard print contains to look fantastic with virtually ANY solid color. It's a new day in my style life! I think of this look as sort of Cher Horowitz meets Gwen Stefani circa 1995.
*My version is high waisted, yes. The extremely simple "how to" is diagrammed in my pictures. Literally just draw two arcs! Little arc = waist measurement/2 pi Big arc = desired length from waist. If, like me, you can barely draw a straight line a super neat trick is to stick a hole through your measuring tape at the right place, put your pen through it, hold it taut and trace!
Cheapo silky polyester leopard print (which looks awesome but sucked to sew — pick a fabric with less drag!)
Zipper (wish I'd used an invisible)
Fusible interfacing for belt
Wrights flexi-ace hem tape
Mar 19, 2013, 08.15 PMby lovetessie
Freaking ADORABLE!
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Mar 19, 2013, 11.31 AMby perilsp
It's great that you included all the photos, makes it very clear how this piece is constructed and why you love it so much! Came out great!
Mar 19, 2013, 06.32 AMby Mary Athey
this is gorgeous, i'm drawn to a bit of animal print myself . channelling bet lynch only more modern lol x
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But as a -- the Republican Party does a GOP need to do some soul searching summer pushing to make the party more inclusive.
But does that mean -- for some becoming more moderate.
-- presidential can senator Rick Santorum joins us I should and given new book -- American patriots who have to talk about sometime soon but does become what the GOP camp.
What do you do.
This is a very close election and as election that in my opinion should about -- about really big things.
-- we had a president who wanted to make it about really the little things because I don't think he could win the debate on the big things.
They think we wiping -- economy was I mean I think most of it on the economy the big thing in my that it was then that that was just.
You know and I -- a slice of it I mean what Mitt Romney did is he ran a campaign he wanted to run he wanted to make this a referendum on the economy.
And that's a big thing but it's not.
You know this sort of the basic foundations of our country and I think what Barack Obama really want is is trying to do.
And -- themselves trying to transform America he says about two different visions of who America is I think that's the debate we -- had as this is this a country that.
Is a country that is best in in the model of government.
Running things from the top down.
Which is not the American model -- powerful federal government doing things for us and dictating to us.
Or do we still believe and our founding vision and one that.
Our policies that are consistent with that not just economic.
Companies say they saw it but also social and cultural policy anytime the -- the social locking the suffering of the social issues like abortion -- of course being those issues are very very much associated with in many ways -- the Democrat party to talk about the war on women who got and they can't find out.
Mean there -- discussions about abortion and Roe vs.
Wade is thirty some years old and who's gonna pay for contraception.
And all those and discussions and more women and then the president profound and better with the women the governor Romney did.
He did profoundly better with single when he got creamed among married one.
But he Eli he lost single win.
And because we were not they're talking about.
What the real war on women as in the world war on women is the fact that we're seeing more more and more single women single moms raising their children because fathers are not taking responsibility for the children.
In a society that is getting looser and looser with their sexual morals and that is not a group that is not a good thing and and and so what what should be our policies.
To build stronger families which means by the way less poverty and stronger and and I didn't stronger economy.
And that I'm not sure that would resonate with a lot I'm in late night a lot of single women aren't passing I had couldn't be single women and -- -- -- are trying to interfere with the airline -- try to.
Interfere with their lives but that the fact that we're seeing poverty rates -- up.
Stanley breakdown happening neighborhoods breaking down where there are no dad's.
Talked a lot of single women and neighborhoods where there are no dads and I think they would like to think that most of them would say would be nice.
If we had stable stable families and we had men in the community that we there.
To be role models and help raise these these children I mean this.
That's that's that's what we know works and that's in that is.
By the way the norm.
Again and in neighborhoods that are strong and.
And those neighbors and prosper but those -- overarching all of that -- a fact that they.
There's no jobs mean inner city is getting worse -- the thing that disappoint me most about this whole campaign Republicans and Democrats.
He is there was just no discussion about the fact that our inner cities where I worked for him I actually I got more ears of the community activist and President Obama I -- -- -- probably offered memories.
Those used to getting worse you look at Detroit that's he would there was noticed casually discussed five or six battleground states and we never talked about the inner city and -- -- how what's what's happened what is.
No -- I was the author of the welfare reform act I was someone who.
Not to go on and look at my resume I was involved in almost every anti poverty measure that happened in the -- senate for the twelve years I was there.
I'm a Catholic I believe we have a responsibility to those who are less fortunate and the government has a role to play and I was -- very active in that front and and certainly part of the big part of our campaign.
Was talking about those folks lower and middle income people and giving them the opportunity to rise in society I focused a lot on manufacturing jobs which is -- the way that.
To get the skills necessary to upgrade your you know team to train them to get deficit can't upgrade their skills so they can get better jobs so that was.
What we should be but part of our message and and not just talking about the business owners.
You can -- -- business owners and cutting their taxes and that's an important thing and I'm all for that.
But Jeff date yet to connect the dots as how that's gonna help the guy and the shop floor of the person who wants to be on the shop floor of the person -- wants to be in the you know -- the delivery truck.
How you can improve their their lives and that.
That's the message I think well I better I think.
-- talents of grow more more to people forget awake today -- of these cities can get a little bit better parliament -- and I wanted to go more as families didn't get the.
Construct and that's and that's and that's one of the biggest reasons for increase in the title right.
Yet immigration reform.
As a -- connect embedded take a new look at what it thinks about immigration reform.
You lost it lost a lot of Hispanics.
Oh yeah I think we did lose a lot of Hispanic vote vote.
Again I think one of the reasons we didn't talk about all of the issues that that that community which.
Which as all immigrant communities are there is Darren you know disproportionate to our middle and lower -- -- who worked you know trying to stroke -- it took to rise.
We didn't really have a very strong message for those folks and I think that's that and how much talking especially talking writ large we didn't have a very strong message there and I think that's important.
And obviously family's important to that to that community -- and and and again that's that's a message -- immigration reform secular and look immigration reform is something we have to DOS.
This president got away with it I -- got away with four.
-- is not doing anything he gave a speech to said he is gonna do it any of the house disseminated and he did not very happy and the Republican Party didn't -- Damon didn't jump.
And I know I -- well I mean like.
-- what governor Romney did was run the campaign he wanted to run which was to take every issue and turn it back to the economy and -- the business and I can fix this.
And that's -- -- and so we don't we ran a campaign consistent with the candidate we had.
And he came close -- -- he can't say what was a horrible campaign night and I'm just more of I'm just saying is that the immigration reform is you know is something that.
It has a lot I think this is a lot of chatter in this town a lot of promises the reason it did not get done in my opinion by this president because he wanted this is an issue.
I don't believe the Democrats are -- all sincere about about doing anything.
And it and compromising with Republicans and immigration they would rather have the issue.
And continue to drive you know drive this this wedge.
Between races and and and and creeds and classes or whatever they'll -- wanna I wanna divide America -- and I that's unfortunate.
Let's see if Barack Obama's second term is serious about solving problems or wants to perpetuate.
-- -- the -- of the press conference real answers questions doorstep just making a statement which I think is the biggest dad's death and that lack of transparency but anyway after -- last word every event -- you're always -- -- I -- and I tonight and I might have had -- much Scott -- -- --
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