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Go MAD with Humor Experts at Free Seminars in Watkins Theater
"The Toonists Take on Tune Town" when the National Cartoonists Society's Southeast Chapter brings legendary film and magazine illustrators – including MAD Magazine alumni Nick Meglin and Angelo Torres – to Nashville for their fall meeting November 2-3. Watkins College of Art, Design & Film will host the cartoonists for several open-to-the-public seminars on humor theory, satire, caricature and animation on Saturday, November 3.
On slate for Saturday's free seminars in the Watkins Theater are several nationally acclaimed cartoonists representing multiple disciplines within the cartooning field. Former Disney animator and "Veggie Tales" director Tom Bancroft will open the day's events at 11 a.m. with an hour-long session on animation. Bancroft's work with Disney includes "Beauty and the Beast," "The Lion King," "Aladdin," "Mulan," and "Brother Bear."
After a lunch break the seminars will resume at 1 p.m. with MAD Magazine editor emeritus Nick Meglin and Southeast Chairman and humorous illustrator Jack Pittman speaking on humor theory. The duo will present different aspects of humor illustrated by examples of Pittman's work, ending with a brief presentation of Pittman's procedure in putting together cartoon maps for the various amusement parks he illustrates around the world.
At 2 p.m., Meglin will team up with long-time MAD illustrator Angelo Torres (their association with MAD spans five decades) in a retrospective of Torres' work for MAD, EC, and various comics he has drawn over his career. Torres is especially well known for the film and television satires he illustrates. This seminar will segue into a session on caricature at 3 p.m., which will include Torres, National Cartoonist Society President and MAD illustrator Tom Richmond, and editorial cartoonist Dwane Powell. The trio will speak about their approaches to caricature with live demonstrations by each.
There will also be a silent auction of original art from the cartoonists (concluding after the seminars). Proceeds will be divided between the National Cartoonists Society's Milt Gross Fund and Watkins College of Art, Design & Film.
The National Cartoonists Society was founded in 1946 with Rube Goldberg as its first President. Its members have a long history of public service with USO tours, visits to military and children's hospitals, and a variety of charity benefits. Each spring the society holds it annual Reuben Awards Presentations to recognize those in the profession whose work from the previous year has demonstrated excellence in different fields of cartooning. Both Pittman and Richmond are multiple winners in the Advertising, Magazine, and Newspaper Illustration divisions. The Reuben, named for Rube Goldberg, and a statue sculpted by him, is presented to the Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year. This year's Reuben was presented to NCS President Tom Richmond in recognition of his stellar work for MAD as well as other clients.
Illustrated above in the poster: Angelo Torres and Nick Meglin
For more information, contact Caroline Davis at [email protected].
Tom Bancroft
Tom Bancroft has almost 25 years of experience in the animation industry, most of which was for Walt Disney Feature animation where he was an animator for 11 years. He has been nominated for Annie and Rueben division awards, spoken at the Kennedy Center and awarded an entry into the Chicago Children's Film Festival.
While at Disney, Bancroft had the opportunity to contribute animation on 10 animated feature films, 5 animated shorts, and numerous special projects and commercials. Some of the classic films include, "Beauty and the Beast," "The Lion King," "Aladdin", "Mulan", and "Brother Bear". He was also a character designer and director for Big Idea Productions makers of the family-friendly "Veggietales" video series.
In 2005, Bancroft had his popular art instruction book, "Creating Characters with Personality" published by Watson-Guptill Publishers. It has become the most recognized book on designing characters for animation, video games, comic books, and cartooning and is a required textbook at many art schools around the world. Focal Press recently published his second book, "Character Mentor" and it is already one of their best-selling art instruction books.
Bancroft co-founded Funnypages Productions, LLC and ran it for eight years. Throughout that time and now, he has provided direction, art direction, illustration, character design and animation development for clients like Disney Feature films, Disney Licensing, DC comics, Marvel Licensing, Big Idea Productions, Warner Brothers, CBN, Scholastic, Lego International, DeNa Studios, and Pocketgems. He has also illustrated over 50 children's books. Recently, he provided character art and art direction to help launch the popular kid's educational website ABCMouse.com. Bancroft and his family reside in Franklin, Tennessee. You can see a gallery of some of Bancroft's work at tombancroft.designbinder.com.
Jack Pittman
Jack Pittman, a former staff artist, courtroom artist and cartoonist illustrator with Raleigh's News & Observer, has been freelancing from his home studio with various ad agencies, publications and corporate clients since 1983.
His clients include American Express, Carolina Hurricanes NHL team, Coca-Cola, ESPN, Focus on the Family, Gatorade, GlaxoSmithKline, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Kellogg's, Marvel, National Geographic Society, NC Museum of History, Nortel Networks, Palace Entertainment, Plant Delights Nursery, Procter & Gamble, Reader's Digest, Steck-Vaughn Publishing, Universal Studios, Wendy's, Wildlife in NC, and WTBS.
Pittman's work has received numerous awards—Best in Advertising Illustration and Best in Magazine Illustration at the National Cartoonists Society's 50th, 53rd, and 59th Annual Reuben Awards, the Art Directors Club, Silver and Bronze medals in NY's The One Show, and various Addy Awards.
Pittman received his design degree from NC State University's School of Design in 1974. His bio is included in the current editions of Who's Who in America and Who's Who in the World. He is Chairman of the National Cartoonists Society's Southeast Chapter. Visit jackpittman.net
Nick Meglin
Nick Meglin is best known as the editor of MAD Magazine, a position that he held for most of his professional career and is a proud member of the National Cartoonist Society (Southeast Chapter), the Society of Illustrators, ASCAP, and Dramatist Guild.
His musicals Tim & Scrooge (book and lyrics), written with composer Neil Berg, was selected for the New York Musical Theater Festival and had a critically acclaimed production at Queens Theater in the Park ( the show also enjoyed a sold out production at OST in Greensboro, NC in Dec 2011, and is scheduled to open in Tampa, FL in 2013) and Grumpy Old Men — the Musical (lyrics) had it's world premier at the Manitoba Center for Performing Arts in Winnipeg last October.
Nick is the author of 15 books including: MAD About the 50's, MAD About the 60's, Rotten Rhymes and Other Crimes, MAD Stew, Honor Thy Godfather, Superfan, Superfan Again! as well as over 300 national publications Tennis Magazine,Opera News, Pro Quarterback, The NY Sunday Times , etc.
In the area of art, he is particularly proud of his book, Drawing From Within, written with his daughter Diane, a clinical social worker at Duke University Medical Center. The Art of Humorous Illustration, and many articles for American Artist Magazine, Ideas, Step-by-step Graphics, etc.
He has also written many comedy albums (often in association with Earle Doud, creator of the First Family series) including Everything You Wanted to Know About the Godfather – But Don't Ask! Nick's special projects include audio dramas recorded for American Cancer Society, and comedy for industrials, political campaigns, and celebrity award dinners.
Nick has written for syndicated comic strips and TV animation, his favorite being episodes for The Pink Panther written with his son Chris, an English teacher.
He served as head writer for National Cartoonist Society Annual Sports Night presentations for over ten years with his dear friend, the much honored sports cartoonist Bill Gallo and has over fifty appearances on TV and radio including: The Today Show, 60 Minutes, Larry King, Howard Stern, Robert Klein, NPR.
Angelo Torres
Angelo Torres began his career in the early 1950s, assisting his studio mate Al Williamson on EC titles such as 'Valor' together with Frank Frazetta and Roy Krenkel (known as the "Fleagle Gang"). He also contributed to the Atlas mystery and western titles in the late 1950s. For Gilberton, he contributed to 'Classics Illustrated', among others, and for Feature Comics, he was present in Sick during the 1960s.
Tom Richmond
Tom Richmond is a freelance humorous illustrator and cartoonist, and current president of the National Cartoonists Society. His work has appeared in countless national magazines, newspapers, books, computer games, comic books, advertising and in animations for film and television. He is a member of "The Usual Gang of Idiots" as a major contributor to MAD Magazine as well as the animated MAD show on the Cartoon Network. He recently received the prestigious Rueben Award for "Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year" from the National Cartoonists Society. He works from a studio in his home near Minneapolis, Minnesota. Visit tomrichmond.com.
About the NCS
The National Cartoonists Society is the world's largest and most prestigious organization of professional cartoonists. The NCS was born in 1946 when groups of cartoonists got together to entertain the troops. They found that they enjoyed each other's company and decided to get together on a regular basis. Today, the NCS membership roster includes over 500 of the world's major cartoonists, working in many branches of the profession, including newspaper comic strips and panels, comic books, editorial cartoons, animation, gag cartoons, greeting cards, advertising, magazine and book illustration and more. Membership is limited to established professional cartoonists, with a few exceptions of outstanding persons in affiliated fields. The NCS is not a guild or union, although they have joined forces from time to time to fight for member's rights, and regularly use their talents to help worthwhile causes. Visit www.reuben.org.


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On Tuesday, July 16, the best baseball players in the world will all be taking the field in New York for the 2013 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. While the game is the biggest event, it is just one part of a full weekend of festivities that will take place in and around Citi Field next week. From the All-Star FanFest to the Home Run Derby, there is a lot to look forward to. Which one of the events are you MOST excited about?
No one would blame you if you were looking forward to the game itself the most. The best players all on the field at the same time, playing in perhaps the world's most famous city. It's tough to beat that.
One of the most anticipated events every year is the Home Run Derby thanks to countless, unforgettable moments. Some of those memorable moments include Mark McGwire pounding homers over the green monster at Fenway Park in 1999; Josh Hamilton hitting 28 home runs in a single round at Yankee Stadium in 2008; and Sammy Sosa in 2002 hitting baseballs to places never reached at Miller Park.
Derby captains David Wright and Robinson Cano, as well as their teams, will have to bring it if they want to provide the fans with another one of those moments.
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The NFL officially released its 2013 regular season schedule last night (View Full Schedule Here) and there was not a sports channel that did not have at least an hour-long special that dissected every game. There is a really good reason for that. People really, really, REALLY love football. The season never really ends for many football fans, once the confetti is done falling at the Super Bowl, everyone just turns there attention to the next season.
Guess what? I am definitely one of those people. Free agency, the rookie combine, the upcoming player draft, I can't get enough really. I decided to quickly put together my top ten games of the 2013 season below, and if you have opinions on the list or if there is a different game you can't wait for, chime in down below in the comments.
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In one night, the Los Angeles Lakers went from teetering on the brink of missing the playoffs for the first time since 2005, to beating the Houston Rockets, leapfrogging them in the standings and clinching the seventh seed. NBA basketball as its best.
The Western Conference playoff teams are now set and, unlike the Eastern Conference where the Heat are far and away the favorites, the West has more teams that have a legitimate shot at going to the NBA Finals. Here is how I view the eight playoff teams out West:
The Oklahoma City Thunder dominated their way through Western Conference in 2012 before losing to the Miami Heat in the Finals. This year could be more of the same. Kevin Durant is the best player in the NBA not named LeBron and he will not slow down in the postseason. If point guard Russell Westbrook can play up to his ability, the Thunder will be tough to take down again in 2013.
While the Thunder may be favorites, the Spurs also have a claim as contenders. Veteran leaders Tim Duncan and Tony Parker have been great all season, playing "Spurs" basketball that coach Gregg Popovich has built over the years. While San Antonio does not have the superstar players that OKC has, they may be the better team at playing as a collective unit.
All season long, the Denver Nuggets have been one of the most exciting teams to watch in the NBA. The Nuggets are the forgotten team of the Andrew Bynum trade, but that trade landed them Andre Iguodala, who has been great for Denver all season. No team scored more points than the Nuggets and if they can carry their scoring ability into the postseason, they can beat anyone in the league.
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It seemed like the NBA regular season just began yesterday, but it's now time to turn the page and look forward to the second season, the 2013 NBA Playoffs. With the Los Angeles Lakers and Utah Jazz still battling for the final spot in the Western Conference, today we will preview the LeBron James Conference... *cough*... I mean the Eastern Conference Playoffs.
Like I said in the title of this post, and eluded to in the previous paragraph, the NBA's Eastern Conference has been dominated by LeBron James and the defending champion Miami Heat. The Heat finished atop the standings by a dominating 12 games, finishing 65-16, which included a 27-game winning streak. LeBron James has been by far the best basketball player on the planet and will undoubtedly win his fourth NBA Most Valuable Player Award. It's hard to imagine this Heat team, which many feel is better than last year's championship team, not going back to the NBA Finals to defend their crown.
I almost put the Knicks in the contender category due to their recent play, but I don't see how they could possibly beat the Heat. For even a glimmer of a shot, it would take a monster effort from Carmelo Anthony, who will be matched up with LeBron. The X-factor for the Knicks is their three-point shooting; during the regular season, the Knicks took and made more three pointers than any other team in the league. When they catch fire they are tough to beat.
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Over the past week, we have been counting down the days until spring will finally be here. As a sports enthusiast, spring is an amazing time of the year. During the 93 days of spring, the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments take place, the NBA and NHL playoffs will start and almost end, and the NFL will have its annual draft at Radio City Music Hall. But the top thing I am looking forward to this season, is the start of the 2013 Major League Baseball season on March 31.
Is there any sport more connected to spring then baseball? When Spring Training officially began in late February, everyone began to see the light at the end of the dark, cold, winter tunnel, and began eagerly awaiting the start of the baseball season. There is nothing quite like sitting at ballpark when the weather is warm enough that you can wear just a T-Shirt and shorts, but cool enough that you won't break a sweat sitting in the sun. Perfection.
As a Red Sox fan myself, there is not really the same excitement as in years past, but that doesn't matter. I love baseball. And if you are a die-hard fan like me, you always stick behind your team, for better or worse. Despite the less-than-stellar outlook for the Red Sox this year, I can't wait for all the baseball debates I will have this year. The most heated sports arguments always seem to be between baseball rivals. There is not a Yankees fan out there that I don't love arguing with (except my wife; we have agreed not to talk about it, specifically anything Derek Jeter related).
When the season starts, I can always count on tuning into a game every night for the next six months. There is nothing quite like it. I love all sports, but Major League Baseball has a much more sentimental value in my heart and that is why it's my favorite thing about the spring season.
What sports event or game that are you looking forward most in spring 2013?
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Rockland Trust's total 504 third-party lending exceeded all other 504 lenders totals throughout New England. According to the Massachusetts SBA District Office, Rockland Trust's third party 504 loans created 121 new jobs and helped retain 23 existing jobs during the past year.
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text: Vienna's Mozart and Strauss concerts: Not everyone's privileged enough to attend Vienna's highly sought after New Year's Eve concert, but when you're in Vienna, you should attend at least one of their many classical music concerts. As you wonder around town, you'll come across many Mozart look-alikes, all wanting to sell you tickets to concerts held at various concert halls around town. Unless you know where these concert halls are and who's performing, it's best to get recommendations … [Read more...]


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In a surprise announcement today, Dell Inc. said it plans to purchase Perot Systems Corp. for approximately $3.9 billion. Terms of the agreement were approved Sunday by both boards of directors, according to a joint announcement today.
Dell will commence a tender offer to acquire all outstanding Class A common stock of Perot Systems for $30 per share in cash, the two companies said.
The acquisition"will result in a compelling combination of two iconic information technology companies, and an expanded Dell will be even better positioned for immediate and long-term growth and efficiency," the announcement said.
The companies say the merger will mean a broader range of IT services and solutions and optimization of their delivery; a broader reach of Perot Systems' capabilities, and more Perot Systems' customers will have access to Dell computer systems.
Over the past four quarters Dell and Perot Systems had a combined $16 billion in enterprise hardware and IT services revenue, according to the announcement.
The merger will create a firm with about $8 billion in combined services and support, said Michael Dell, chairman and CEO of Dell, during a joint conference call today with Ross Perot Jr., chairman of Perot Systems.
Dell said there will be more organic acquisitions and opportunities to grow, "whether it's government or health care or commercial or the global opportunities."
Asked how the merger will affect Perot Systems Government Services, which accounts for 27 percent of Perot Systems revenue, Perot said, "It's an area we focused on intently the past eight years and really built up. We think being teamed up with Dell in government services is very strong for us, especially in our health care practice."
He said Dell brings a lot of strength and scale to Perot Systems Government Service.
"It brings a tremendous balance sheet if there are certain tuck-in acquisitions we need to make around health care," Perot said. "And it gives us great customer touch within the government."
Perot Systems also will be able to expand its federal sales by working with Dell's federal sales team. "So for us [government is] going to be a big, big target," he added.
The merger follows by four months Dell rival Hewlett-Packard Co.'s acquisition of EDS Corp., for $13.9 billion.
Once the acquisition is complete, Perot Systems will become Dell's services unit.
That unit will be led by Peter Altabef, Perot Systems' chief executive officer, from Plano, Texas. At the same time, Dell's board of directors is "expected to consider" Perot for appointment to the Dell board.
The transaction, which is subject to customary government approvals and the satisfaction of other customary conditions, is expected to close in Dell's November-January fiscal quarter.
Dell Computer Corp., of Round Rock, Texas, ranks No. 15 on Washington Technology's 2009 Top 100 list of the largest federal government prime contractors. Perot Systems Inc. ranks No. 40 on the same list.
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I'll do this in lieu of your beer with a PB&J sandawitch.
I'll Coffee Crisp your sandawitch. mmm
I'll uninstall wincustomize if an admin is Rude.... Oh I have. Darn software soured right after Jafo's remarks... How sucky is that?
I don't usually say anything when someone threatens to leave but, saying that it doesn't mean I like for anyone to leave. To me Wincustomize is only as good as it's wide, varied and gifted individuals. Any one that leaves can never be replaced.
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If anybody gets the game, please inform us about the netcode of KOF 96
KOF95's netcode is a noticable big step better than KOF94the KOF96 netcode feels just as good as KOF95. No visible lag, and out of 5 people only had 1 disconnect. Experiences may vary but overall it's really good, and even red connections can turn out to be smooth and playable as much as green connections. KOF96 port is sooooo WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The only thing.......is the input window/timing!!!!Ah it's so strict, it reminds me of KOF2002 on PS2, which the controls were too tight compared to KOF2003. But it's still very playable, but still, it's so weird I can do most super moves pretty much on the first attempt, and I'm struggling to do things like Joe's Hurricane Uppercut special and Mai's rolling elbow special (but funny I can easily do her super everytime.) I can't do any of Joe's specials except for his mashing punches. It's nice supers seem to only require one button now, but some the specials, ugh, you have to be perfect with the timing to make some of them work. Leona's specials seem easier to do (still the charging seems strict), but it's crazy I can't do things like Kim's Halfmoon Kick at all, or sometimes Kasumi's D,DF, F + P attack. Compared to KOF96 controls, KOF95's is silky smooth. Well I guess people just have to get used to the timing, because I have been fighting players that have been doing Kyo's combinations, Krausers overhead kick, and Geese's super everytime! You know it's also funny because I can't do King's super at all in KOF95, but I can in KOF96, virtually everytime! LOL! Maybe my timing is compatible with certain commands. Was the original arcade version strict like this? Maybe it should be standard to have adjustable input window options.


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While you were one-upping your friends' Thanksgiving tables on Instagram and trying to get over 20 likes on various snapshots of a drunken Uncle, Justin Bieber was flooding the 'gram with photos of himself this holiday weekend. Not unusual, given the abundance of selfies he's been posting post-breakup, but notable for his choice of atypical holiday wear. He didn't have a turkey to baste or taters to mash, so there was a lot of free time left to experiment.
Bieber has spent the last few days in his home country, performing in Ottawa #withDanKanter and balling with Toronto Raptors player Amir Johnson and T-Dot's native son, Drake. We're guessing there was at least one Tim Horton's trip in there, too. But all this time at home has him feeling awfully comfortable—enough to bring back one of the more cringeworthy fashion trends of the '90s, that not even previous heartthrobs Jordan Knight or Justin Timberlake could convince us were acceptable.
First, we get a peak at the Bieb's new denim during one of his workouts, straps unhooked and bib folded downward in hopes of distracting from his manchild six-pack.
Back in the gym instagram.com/p/SYa_y9gvjf/ — Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) November 23, 2012
Back in the gym instagram.com/p/SYa_y9gvjf/
Later, he begins an impromptu tour bus photo shoot with trolling captions like, "I hope you hate my style."
Overauhls. lol — Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) November 23, 2012
Overauhls. lol
The bond between the Bieb and these highly impractical pants is so strong, he couldn't bear to part with them upon meeting Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper earlier this week.
I met the Prime Minister in overalls lol instagr.am/p/Sbhzg7AvsT/ — Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) November 24, 2012
I met the Prime Minister in overalls lol instagr.am/p/Sbhzg7AvsT/
A bold move by all cultural standards. Even Harry, Liam, Louis, Niall and Zayn put on suits before meeting Queen Elizabeth, J. Bieb! Oh, Canada.
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In the center of a room in a seating arrangement, a red chair will tie a space together, and along the wall in a vignette the color red will keep a piece from becoming a wallflower. If you don't believe us, just check out the evidence found in recent Apartment Therapy house tours:
1) A lone pop of red in Leslie's Mid Century Optimism.
2) A perfect pair of red chairs in Alarick & Kristine's Power Pop Flat.
3) Subtle red-orange in Clytie & Claudia's Storied Pieces.
4) Large and in charge in Regina & Hardy's Jack + Jill Heyday Home.
5) A bold and glossy pair in Alec & David's Love in Hell's Kitchen.
6) Red and coordinating in David and John's Return Engagement.
7) Low and functional in Tina Wilson's Striking Style.
8) Mid-Century one-off in Wendy's Live-In Speakeasy Salon.
9) No wallflowers here: Shayne, Andrew & Family's Eclectic 100-Year-Old Home.
10) Bold and saturated in Cherry & Jeff Create a Home in Hong Kong.
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Product News Wednesday, June 27, 2012: OC Robotics
Hot on the heels of our recent successes with Areva and LaserSnake, we would like to invite you all to our stand at Farnborough Airshow - come and have a go at driving one of our snake-arm robot systems!
OC Robotics will be exhibiting two live demonstration Explorer snake-arm robot systems at Farnborough International Airshow, from 9th to 13th July 2012 at stand A11 in Hall 1. OC Robotics has been working with Airbus UK and KUKA, developing aerospace robots to deliver end effector packages capable of inspection, drilling, sealing and swaging during the low-access assembly process.
The first system, mounted on an industrial robot, will simulate work within a wing box, with a wing box mounted both vertically and horizontally to mimic current assembly methods. The second system, mounted on a simple rail, is our new hands-on Explorer demonstrator, which will allow delegates to drive a snake-arm robot through a challenging confined-space course. There's even a prize if the end of the course is reached!
OC Robotics has developed a range of robots suitable for remote controlled operation in confined or hazardous spaces. These snake-arm robots are designed to be long and slender. They are all wire-rope driven with actuators, electronics and motors located in the base of the device. Snake-arm robots do not have prominent elbows that can cause damage to sensitive equipment and they are easily maneuvered into position and retracted back without disturbing their environment.


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This kit includes a complete kit of consumables for your Eastwood TIG 200AC/DC and 200DC. Included in the kit is multiple size nozzles, collets, collet bodies, and tungsten electrodes.
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About the group This Meetup group is for indie and local music fans to see some great shows, meet some new people, and support independent/small label and local bands in the process. We go to shows in DC, MD, and NoVA, with a focus on smaller concert venues such as the Black Cat, Rock & Roll Hotel, DC9, Red Palace, Iota Club, U Street Music Hall, etc. Suggest venues, shows, and bands! Please suggest new venues, shows, and bands! Any genre! This group is active and you should be able to find some …
Whether you're new to the D.C. area or a native, if you are interested in discovering local indie artists/bands in the city and want to meet an amazing group of people, then you belong here. We'll be catching shows at some of the staple local venues like Black Cat, 9:30 Club, IOTA, U St. Music Hall, Rock and Roll Hotel, DC9-among others. This group has a very active calendar of events, and we typically meet almost every week. While our purpose is to, well, meet up-this group is to also support l …
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This group is for those who love all things Caribbean or just miss the comforts and past times of "back home". Some events that will take place are trips, concerts, parties, group outings, bbq, and anything exciting that the group may come up with. If you'd simply like to learn more about Caribbean culture, this is the place for you. Come and join our family!
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Cineastes Unite! Join the DC chapter of the Sunday Night Film Club to watch movies, meet other like-minded people, and just have fun! We are a loose collective of people who enjoy discussing movies, actors, directors, music, politics and current events. Don't feel like you have to attend every event. Come see the movies you like, and feel free to bring your friends along!
Since Feb. 2013, our old Crystal City meeting place has been unavailable -- at least temporarily -- while it is under renovation. If you haven't been to our current venue, please be sure to log in and get the new (since Feb. 2013) address when you RSVP. Get together with fellow folk fans and help us raise the roof twice a month! IF YOU LIKE TO SING AND/OR PLAY AN INSTRUMENT, WE CAN'T WAIT TO MEET YOU!!! We take turns selecting songs for the group to sing and play (passing's OK). Most of our song …
Smooth Jazz Enthusiasts Will Now Be Able To Enjoy Talented Independent & National Jazz Artist in Beautiful Prince George's County, MD With the demise of Smooth Jazz Radio Stations around the country, and while others sit around and talk about "what can we do", "how can we keep the smooth jazz genre alive", and how can we get the Independent and younger artist heard, etc, someone has stopped talking, and is stepping up to do it all. That someone is Mastermind Entertainment along with Blog Talk Ra …
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What is Alumbra ? Key word -- > DANCE <--- Alumbra Nights take place the second Saturday of each month at Marx Cafe, where Saturdays have been mainly about rock in spanish for 10 years Join Alumbra to find out about Live music & danceable reggae, ska, indie, post punk, and electro pop tracks from LatinAmerica and Spain. This is your spot if you like rock in spanish. Que es Alumbra? "Una de las cosas mas bonitas de la música es poder compartirla" Alumbra Nights - Son noches BAILABLES de rock e …
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Hi, The group is for women 45+ who love creating beautiful crafts be it knitting (3/4 of us are knitters), needlepoint, quilting, cross-stitch, crocheting, rug hooking, or other crafts such as altered books/art, beading, collage art, decoupage, etc., and want a way to make new friends and finish projects at the same time. You are invited to come to the founder's home in Kensington/Silver Spring, MD every Sunday from 2:00-5:00 (coming weekly is NOT mandatory) to get inspired, learn about other …
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21 - 22 May 2013 | The Nottingham Belfry, Nottingham, UK
The Institution of Engineering and Technology is delighted to announce its 9th Water Event Conference and Dinner focusing on control and automation in the water industry.
This is the only water industry conference delivered by engineers, for engineers!
Historically, it has always been the conference by the engineers for the engineers!
In the myriad of water events we are the only event focusing on pure engineering in the control and automation space that delivers on all the planning and strategy.
This event provides a unique forum where speakers, sponsors and delegates from across the UK's water community can discuss key industry concerns and solutions in an effort to manifest best-practice management.
Find out more about the event.
The programme aims to analyse the future of the water industry in terms of:
- Instrumentation, process automation and control
- Data and information management systems
The following companies will discuss the opportunities and how to overcome potential barriers that exist to the effective use of instrumentation, control and automation:
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns is visiting Cairo through Tuesday. He will meet with "interim government officials and civil society and business leaders." Civil society is a reference to nongovernmental groups and entities independent of government and business.
Burns will be emphasizing "an end to all violence, and a transition leading to an inclusive, democratically elected civilian government."
All of the latest developments come as Egyptian authorities launch an investigation of ousted Morsy as well as several leaders and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The state prosecutor opened the probe after receiving complaints against Morsy and FJP leaders, said Deputy Prosecutor General Adel al-Said.
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This week is going to be a busy one. In addition to having a wicked writing deadline for Striking Distance, the next I-Team novel, I'm flying to Anaheim for the Romance Writers of America conference being held there July 25-28. It was a last-minute decision based largely on the fact that it gives me a chance to meet face to face with both my editor and my agent — and a chance to meet several of my readers who live in that area. I'm very excited about it!
I registered too late to participate in the big literacy signing that runs from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Anaheim Marriott, but I will be there with Defiant trading cards that I can sign for readers. So if you're planning on attending, please look for me there!
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This popular licensed tearoom is to be found in the actual Gincase, (an old Engine Room), a 6-sided building where horses would have once walked round in a circle, turning the grindstones and therefore crushing the corn, which would have been used for animal feed.
The Gincase is warm, inviting and serves delicious freshly home made food, which is all made in The Gincase kitchen, often using traditional recipes and local produce; with a 1760 cast iron cooking range and many other interesting items found on farms in times past dotted around the tearoom.
Morning coffees, hot and cold lunches and afternoon teas are all here waiting to be enjoyed.
Try the Gincase Cumberland Sausage, Tatie Pot, Salmon and Broccoli Flan, Egremont Chocolate Cake or a wide range of luscious freshly homemade puddings and cakes, or the very popular roast dinners served on Sundays, booking advised. On warmer days, you might like to be served in the orchard garden with a nice cold beer or a glass of chardonnay perhaps, and enjoy the peace and quiet of this beautiful unspoilt area.
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The Milton F. Lunch Research Fellowship will be open to students of engineering, architecture, construction, and law. The fellowship serves to increase understanding of the complex relationship between practice management, professional liability, and public policy issues. In addition to providing eight weeks of meaningful summer employment, the Fellowship also comes with an $8,000 stipend. To be eligible for the Milton F. Lunch Research Fellowship applicants must: - Be U.S. citizens - Intend to pursue a career in or related to engineering, architecture, construction, or law - Be either an undergraduate (rising junior) in a pre-law program, any ABET-accredited civil, construction, electrical, environmental or mechanical engineering program or any accredited architectural program; or a graduate of any of the above-described programs who is enrolled in a graduate program in engineering or engineering management, architecture, construction or program management, business management, or law. For more information, please visit our website.
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As most commenters have previously mentioned - a bizarre Time Out review - like giving a Michelin starred restaurant a one star review because it doesn't have any ale on tap. This is a pub/bar, not a restaurant. The beer is really good and its a brilliant place to spend some time in. (And the food is actually pretty good)
Paul Fri Sep 27Rated as: 4/5 -
Yeah its pretty good. nice vibe
Becky Thu Aug 29Rated as: 4/5 -
The food may be great, but after the mess I saw yesterday, I'm really not sure I want to try it! I went in on Sunday at around 6pm and there was an obvious shortage of staff and lack of management - the place was filthy. I looked around at every table where people had eaten and not one plate had been cleared. We had to ask a member of staff (who was busy polishing spoons!) to clear the table so that we could sit down. Glasses weren't being collected and the chef's bell kept ringing from the kitchen, but there was no-one to pick up the food! It's a confused place - neither sure if it's a pub or a cafe. It could be a great place, but it really needs to up its game in terms of service and cleanliness.
SoStew Mon Apr 22 -
Been to this pub a few times for Sunday lunch. Never been disappointed. Not sure what the reviewer is going on about. This is a great pub, good atmosphere with a good quality varied menu. The chocolate mousse was the best I ve ever tasted, please bring it back!! They also do a proper Yorkshire pudding. Don't believe TO, this place is worth a visit if you want a relaxing afternoon with good food and drink.
Lisa Young Tue Mar 5 -
I'm simply perplexed by this review. I've eaten there twice and the food's been top-notch, but even leaving that aside, the place is being reviewed as if it's a restaurant or wine-bar when it's clearly a pub. Maybe Time Out should consider employing a pub reviewer who knows, likes and understands pubs, their conventions and logic, rather than one who would clearly rather be elsewhere. The beer selection's interesting (regulars from Redemption, Tiny Rebel and Moor) and well-kept, prices are reasonable as far as London goes, and the decor and atmosphere are absolutely unique: it is that rarest of beasts, a modern pub with real character and atmosphere, and if it were in North or East London the press would be fawning over it. If only it could sort the music out: a combination of landfill indie and American chart-pop of five years ago. At least it's never loud.
Finton Stack Thu Jan 24Rated as: 4/5 -
How wrong can so many people be? The Sylvan Post is a great local, something Forest Hill has been searching for for years. Excellent food (I've eaten there too many times to count on my hands now) and a great vibe. Sundays you can get a range of roasts, bring your children and your dog (as they're also dog friendly) and a get pint of real ale from some fantastic local breweries, a great family day. Friday and saturday nights are party nights, always packed. What's even nicer is the bar staff actually know what they're talking about, are very friendly and after just two visits they even remembered my name! Please Time Out, re-review the Sylvan Post!!!
JD Tue Jan 22Rated as: 5/5 -
Terrible place
Simon Hughes Mon Jan 14Rated as: 5/5 -
Sadly found the service very disappointing. Busy Friday night and only one working the bar occasionally help by the waiting staff. Really seemed to be a free-for-all to get served with everyone clambering "I was next!". Food was acceptable (but really? 50p for gherkin on your burger?) Think I will stick to the more traditional pub and not this establishment, the kind of place where bar staff can remember who has been at the bar more than two minutes and where everyone doesn't need to pay individually on a credit/debit card.
IM Fri Nov 23 2012Rated as: 1/5 -
That review from Time Out is extremely harsh, and it's worth noting that the Sylvan Post's menu has changed recently. The burger is up there with the best pub burgers i've ever had and the chips are fab...i don't know why they said it was mediocre. My girlfriend had a fish pie which was quite simply splendid, and we're food snobs!
The whole place has a great vibe, and although, yes, it is very trendy it is not uncomfortable in the slightest. Somehow the quirkiness works perfectly...it really is a lovely place for a drink or food anytime, and i love the way they've integrated all the old post office things...it was an actual post office before.
The ales are brill, and they always seem to have a dark ale and decent cider on tap...thank the lord! I can never understand why pubs don't have a decent variety of booze. The Sylvan's range is excellent.
I'm a Forest Hill resident and this is most definitely my new local pub, it is wonderful...keep up the good work, and Time Out re-review please!FB Sun Oct 21 2012Rated as: 5/5 -
The food is really good at the Sylvan, I think the reviewer must have been unlucky that day. As other reviewers have said, the service is incredibly friendly, there is always a great range of real ale and personally I find the wine list pretty good! On top of that they are dog friendly and there is a really relaxed vibe, it's the opposite of those bars where you feel you're about to be told off for something all the time! They've got it just right.
Local Tue Sep 11 2012Rated as: 5/5


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Cumberland County departments and employees were recognized recently for work that serves citizens and saves Cumberland County taxpayers money.
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A ROOFING firm has been fined for safety failings after a worker suffered life-changing injuries when he fell through a primary school roof.
The 51-year-old narrowly avoided being paralysed when he suffered fractures to his spine, breastbone and ribs in the incident at St Mary's Primary School, Chorley.
St Helens-based W Swindells & Son (Roofing) Ltd was prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive after an investigation found the firm had failed to put measures in place to prevent workers falling through skylights.
Leyland Magistrates' Court was told the firm had been hired to replace the roof on the school on Hornchurch Drive. The worker, who does not wish to be named, stepped backwards onto the unsupported felt over a skylight hole and fell three metres to the floor below, striking a partition wall as he fell. He was in hospital for two months and will never be able to return to work due to his injuries.
His wife has also had to give up work to care for him.
The court heard his injuries could have been avoided if Swindells had planned the work properly and arranged for pieces of plywood to be put over the skylight holes.
The firm was fined £4,000 and ordered to pay £3,153 in prosecution costs after pleading guilty to a breach of the Work at Height Regulations 2005.
Speaking after the hearing, HSE Inspector Chris Hatton said: "The worker could easily have been killed when he fell through the roof and will be affected by his injuries for the rest of his life.
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