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Friday afternoon I had some coffee and salad with none other than the man himself. You can read all about our good time and my tardiness here. It was great to see Andrew and talk about things, life, pictures, good shoots, bad shoots, etc. It was fun. Both of us are deeply rooted in the editorial world. Shooting for magazines has been both of our bread and butter for our whole careers. Sure, we pepper in some better paying work here and there, but for the most part, we make a living shooting editorial, and we'd like to keep it that way. We talked about how much we love magazine work, but there just aren't that many good magazines or shoots out there anymore. I thought a lot about this part of our conversation all weekend. It really started to bum me out.
The publishing industry is in a bad way right now. Magazines folding left and right, not nearly as many original shoots happening in the few good magazines that remain, budgets getting slashed and slashed some more. All signs point to magazines becoming a thing of the past and the internet taking over as a source for the same content. I wonder…without magazines, will name recognition for commercial photographers also fly out the window? I understand that there are still photo credits on websites, blogs, and online magazines. I just don't think images have the same impact online as they do in print. Where would Annie Leibovitz be without Rolling Stone? I'm sure she would still be successful, but would we know who she is and immediately associate so many images with the name Leibovitz? Are people going to pay the same attention to images on their computer as they do to a cover image plastered all over the city? Will photography have the same impact online? Or maybe the better question is, will individual photographers make the same impact online that they might have in print?
I do love the internet and all it has to offer. Starting this blog is one of the best things I've done for my photography in a very long time. Online magazines will continue to improve, I'm sure. I guess I'm just wondering if the era of the magazine superstar photographer is over…Avedon, Penn, Seliger, Leibovitz, etc. If so, that makes me sad because that's what I always wanted to be when I grew up.
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.wolfgangpuck.com/restaurants/casual-dining/wolfgang-puck-pizza-|-bar/77950/section-overview
- Phone: 3368540301
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Sat 11:30am-11pm
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- Cuisine: Italian, Californian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Scott Wallen
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Wolfgang Puck Pizza Bar is located in the Greensboro's Friendly Center. You're sure to feel cozy and comfortable in the rustic atmosphere where the warm colors and friendly service will make you feel right at home. Enjoy innovative Italian-inspired dishes and of course, the master chef's famed signature pizzas.Continued
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- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (27)neighborhood gem (25)great for lunch (17)good for groups (15)special occasion (14)great for outdoor dining (14)notable wine list (12)hot spot (11)kid-friendly (9)vibrant bar scene (6)romantic (5)late-night find (4)great for brunch (3)Show More
- Always a great experience!TomasDined on 10/11/2014Food, atmosphere and service are outstanding! Our waiter Paul always goes above and beyond. Very knowledgeable about the wine list and menu.Special Features:
- mypalatteDined on 10/1/2014Enjoyable atmosphere , good food, reasonable service, and will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great wait staffjohnJVIPDined on 9/30/2014One of the things that differentiates a good restaurant from a great one is the level of service. Our attentive waiter made the evening's meal a great one!Special Features:
- Not as good as beforeSkipVIPDined on 9/29/2014We have eaten there several times and always enjoyed it. On this occasion the pizza was tough and lacked sufficient ingredients.Special Features:
- luckyboyDined on 9/28/2014Food as always was great as well as the wine. Service was not what we have been used to at Wolfgangs though. We've been here many times with such warm and welcoming service. This time not so much. Asking for something simple as bread which came to the table half way through our meal and not getting refills on drinks for the kids are little things that mean a lot when trying to enjoy a dining experience.Special Features:
- good food, fun spotlildoodle11Dined on 9/26/2014Fresh ingredients and less common offerings make for a nice dining experience. it would be nice to see some smaller plates at a lower price point for diners with a smaller appetiteSpecial Features:
- Not fancy, but quality foodCityGirlDined on 9/13/2014The food here is really very good for what they offer and the servers on this occassion were spot on. We had the goat cheese app, heirloom tomatoes with burratta cheese and a pizza. They all had great flavor and were perfectly prepared. This is definitely among the best pizza in Greensboro.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliable "unchained" chainjmjrVIPDined on 9/7/2014Great upscale chain with reliable pizza. Enjoy each time I stop in.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well...CarrollpicksDined on 8/29/2014It was okay. Wish it were better. The ambiance was great. The service was good. The food was something I could at least do myself at home. No offense, just honest.
- Pricey, but worth itCoolcarsx2Dined on 8/23/2014Everything was wonderful. Try the baby kale salad as a side, large enough to share, and SO good. Can't wait to return:)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LuckyOneVIPDined on 7/15/2014Not happy. I think Wolfgang needs to come back and do a quality control review and re-train his kitchen staff and his wait staff. I've been here three times and each time with some regret. But I kept trying. But Thursday was my last time at this place.Special Features:
- ALCGDined on 7/12/2014I enjoy the food , well prepared an tasty . I especially like their salads and pizza. It is five minutes from home They have a good wine list and great gelatoSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- True Quality!TheJackson3Dined on 7/11/2014We made the reservations at 7:58 for an 8:15 table, we walked in at 8:15 anf table was ready! Loved it! Excellent professional staff and good food. Slightly pricey...but good quality expereince. We would actualy go more oftern if prices weren't quite so high. It was $65 for two and that is without alcoholic beverages nor appetizers...Special Features:
- Birthday LuncheonDisappointedDined on 7/7/2014Celebrated my birthday with good friends. We decided it must be somebody's birthday every month!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great diningbirthdaygirlDined on 7/1/2014We went for the first time this week. For my birthday. We had the pepperoni rolls and each of us got a different pizza. They were all great. A "grown up" pizza place. There was so much food we took half of it home! After we are already stuff they brought out some homemade doughnut holes and ice cream with a birthday candle. And no, they didn't sing. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Not very vegan friendlybusinesstravelerDined on 6/27/2014I went with my two children. My daughter is vegan and it's always a challenge to find options for her; this was the case here, she ordered some pasta from the vegan menu but they kitchen staff put cheese on it; they did not charge for it but my daughter lost her apetite right there. My son and I ordered pizza and it was very good.Special Features:
- bigbellyDined on 6/26/2014The group thoroughly enjoyed the evening, it was a little loud so it was hard to carry on a meaningful conversation, there was a birthday party at the booth near us. The server overheard that it was my wife's birthday and brought out a huge slice of their chocolate cake, very thoughtful.Special Features:
- Mediocre pizzaOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/15/2014Elizabeth's has far better pizza. We tried GF margerita and asparagus, and we weren't quite sure why it was named that because there were maybe 3 tiny bits of asparagus on the entire pie. The best thing by far on our table was the warm donuts that have a slight lemon flavor and are covered in cinnamon sugar. I read mixed reviews abt service; we sat in the bar area and our server was fine.Special Features:
- Overall experience was great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014Our server gave us excellent service and we enjoyed the outdoor dining. I will be visiting again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very disappointedfoodie17244Dined on 6/13/2014The service was slow from the start. Had to wait at least 15 minutes for drinks. When beer arrived, it was warm. Salad was served after main dish came out. Waitress didn't know how to split checks.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/7/2014Dined here for 19th Anniversary! Great atmosphere, food and value! Have already recommended to several friends and family.Special Features:
- Best meal in recent memory!Coolcarsx2Dined on 6/6/2014We were seated promptly, on the patio as we had requested. 3 of our party ordered wine. We appreciate that at Puck'syou have choice between a regular glass or individual carafe.Great for when you'd like a little more, just not another whole glass.our dinners were outstanding. I had the baby kale salad, which is so good I have to have it every visit, and the sweet pepper and fennel sausage pizza..my favorite. My husband raved about his flat iron steak,he said it was the best rendition of this dish he'd had.One of our friends got a swordfish special that she said was over the top delicious, which was evident by her practically licking the plate clean. You'll pay a little bit more to eat at Wolfgang Puck's, but it's definitely worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- update menucw580Dined on 5/13/2014The food was wonderful, but the menu in opentable is incorrect and needs to be updated.Special Features:
- Just like HomeVegasBillDined on 5/12/2014Outstanding menu and service. Ask for Paul; he is a wonderful waiter. We just moved from Las Vegas to Greensboro and it was like being at one of Puck's restaurants there; loved it.Special Features:
- Poor ServiceBovineLoverDined on 5/11/2014I made a reservation for Mother's Day for four people and a high chair. Noted the need for a high chair in the reservation. My wife checked us in and they didn't have a high chair available and then stuck the five of us at a table that appeared to be for two all the while there were plenty of booths available, which they sat groups of two or three at after we sat down.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 5/10/2014Great food, and Paul provided excellent service. We have been previously and we will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!erinDined on 5/10/2014This was my first time here and I really enjoyed it! I had the gluten free pizza and it was fantastic! Because I was the designated driver, I only drank water, but next time I would love to try a few cocktails! Our server was great, offering menu suggestions. I wil be back! Thanks!Special Features:
- Permanently on my listNightWatchmanDined on 5/3/2014We couldn't ask for a better place for a romantic evening, special occasion, or just a place to pop in for a pre- or post movie meal. Each visit has brought excellent and friendly service, perfectly prepared food, and very good wine. We especially like being able to chat without raising our voices. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great each timeDualSportDined on 5/3/2014What can I say, good all around. I have never had a bad meal here and is a must try for anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Last second reservationTLreviewDined on 5/2/2014Decided at last minute to go to WP's; glad we did. Overall an excellent evening. Food, drinks were all very good. The Ceasar salad and bread were perhaps the best plus the salad was served perfectly, chilled whole hearts. Plus the evidence was great. Overall WP's highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PizzaLunchDinerVIPDined on 4/24/2014Love the Pizza, great service. Enjoyed the experience overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easter Sunday lunch1WahooFoodieDined on 4/20/2014The restaurant was open for Sunday lunch, and it was very gracious to accommodate our large party of eight plus one infant. The food was excellent, especially the lamb osso buco special with the green pea and fava bean puree. The appetizers -- the calamari, bruschetta, and hummus and chips -- were also a big hit with the family. Our service was very friendly and attentive -- thanks, Ryan. Although a pizza bistro was admittedly not our family's first choice for a traditional Easter Sunday lunch, this restaurant has become a first choice for a special occasion, large family meal.Special Features:
- Great quality, pushy serviceHenryVIPDined on 4/17/2014Puck's food quality is outstanding from proscuitto, burrato and arugula to a lamb sausage pizza to good wine choices. Service is too pushy for our taste. Better to relax a bit and let the evening come to them rather than selling and hustling.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Should have ordered pizza ...NewinncDined on 4/14/2014Mussel appetizer was nothing special. Kind of bland . My husband and I both ordered the flat iron steak. My meat was cooked a perfect MR but was very tough. The side dishes were over salted and just not appealing in any way. My son got the spaghetti and meatballs . It was pretty decent for a kids meal but a little on the salty side. The pizza looked awesome and I will go back to try it. The service was very good and the donut dessert was AMAZING! I would seriously come back just for dessert!
- Once Again...a Big Hit!SuziDined on 4/11/2014Wolfgang Puck's is always a good choice for a spur-of-the-moment gathering. The food is great, atmosphere is fun, staff seem to care. One of our favorites!Special Features:
- HmmmmmBigtravelerVIPDined on 4/8/2014Okay so you go expecting something great, and you don't even get decent. Stick to the pizza dishes. Calamari was crisp and not rubbery but too salty for our taste. Beet salad was so tasteless it was criminal. Grilled vegetable entry was over cooked and bitter. Sweet sausage pizza was good. No complaints there. There are many other places to dine and get a better meal.
- this is my favorite restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 4/5/2014this is my favorite restaurant it is always great!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good for GreensboroCayleepDined on 4/4/2014Great little restaurant in Greensboro. We were there because of work in town. Lots of tables were open, including booths. We asked for a booth and they asked if requested it; which we didn't . So heads up... If you want a booth request it when you make a reservation. Pretty good food, bistro style.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service - Good FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/4/2014Went to celebrate 50th Birthday for my Wife. Service was Excellent. Food was outstanding - freshness/flavor/quality. Server paid great attention to us. We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Pizzaluv2dineDined on 3/28/2014We were a party of 4 and we all ordered pizza, it was awesome, the crust was very light and airy. Would highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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As already has been said, what he means to say is
''While we appreciate the amount of suggestions to improve the game, the AMOUNT OF SUGGESTIONS doesn't have an impact on the balance changes that we make''
He doesn't say that feedback in general doesn't influence balance changes, just the amount of suggestions, so by all means, keep making feedback.
I agree that he expresses it poorly, however that is one of the drawbacks of twitter, mostly with the number of characters you can type (remember, before they took to twitter we would rarely get any response at all).
The argument that because the community disagrees amongst themselves blizzard is less prone to implement changes is ridiculous, wow isn't a democracy and in the end blizzard is going to do what they think is best for the game (thank god).
Also there is quite a long conversation somewhere about why blizzard doesn't see representation as a very valid measurement of class strength, though I cba to look it up, they make some very good points.
I agree that he is often very general and purposefully vague simply because work at blizzard is a group process and he can't make any promises himself
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Tonight marks another episode of one of television's most popular shows. You wouldn't think that a show about zombies would strike such a chord with a wide audience, but The Walking Dead has done exactly that.
So far this season we've seen a lot of unexpected things take place. Right off the bat we returned to the characters we fell in love with and have been forced to watch them either die or make life altering decisions over the course of just two episodes. Now in episode 4, we will have some crucial questions answered and, no doubt, more raised before the night is through.
Here's a quick synopsis of tonight's episode:
While on a supplies mission to a local college, members of the group run into multiple hurdles. Things at the prison are getting worse.
So when does the new episode of The Walking Dead kick off and where can you catch all the zombie action even if you're not around a television tonight? We have all the information you need to know right here:
Date: Sunday, November 3rd
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Episode: "Indifference"
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i actually couldnt figure out why it sounded like a pile of shit until just then, wow
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AN ATTEMPT by campaigners fighting to save a "vital" heart unit to delay a judicial review of the proceedings has failed.
As reported, the parents of young cardiac patients have banded together to fight against the planned closure of Leeds Children's Heart Unit – the closest to our area.
The Joint Committee Of Primary Care Trusts (JCPCT) made the initial decision in July to reduce the number of children's heart units across the country from 11 to six or seven.
The Save Our Surgery group had hoped to delay the review until an Independent Reconfiguration Panel (IRP)'s review – called for by Leicester's Joint Health and Overview and Scrutiny Committee and backed by its counterparts in Yorkshire and Humber – is completed at the end of February.
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Staying at POR from 6/15 - 6/23. Planning on eating something in the room for a quick breakfast. What are your favorite things to pack for this? Did this on previous stays but am hoping for "tastier" suggestions.......
We like muffins and fruit, but I really love peanut butter Power Bars. If there's time and it appeals to you, a healthy breakfast could be a peanut butter and fruit wrap. Sometimes I'll just make those for my own lunch or dinner. Yum.
Peanut butter and crackers; instant oatmeal; trail mix; breakfast bars; bagels and cream cheese; dessert left over from the dinner the night before......
We do cereal and fruit..I bring paper bowls and plastic spoons and we make a grocery store run after we check in. And coffee of course!!
We always eat breakfast in the room at Disney...I can deal with food courts for lunch or dinner...but not the crowds at breakfast!!
Ours is that super dad/indulgent sucker (ie, me) gets up hour earlier than rest of family and runs to get mickey waffles and bring back to room. If not slather in syrup, pretty quick and not messy. Or even eat on go (but yes, we also pack cereal and buy yogurts)
Thanks for the ideas! I love those Gold Bars. Found that several small 100 calorie Chobani yogurts will fit in that mini fridge easily(love the coffee with dark chocolate chips flavor!!!).....Kids would love cereal but I think the milk would take up too much room in that already limited fridge. Previously we did poptarts, cereal bars, etc.....could run some hot water thru the coffee maker and do oatmeal but in hot weather I don't really want hot cereal for breakfast. Peanut butter and crackers is a great idea too!! I did promise my daughter we could have breakfast at the resort on our resort day. Leaving on the 14th and cannot wait!!! :banana:
PB and mini bagels (I've done ham and cream cheese as well but honestly pb works better for me)
My secret tip for this is that I like toasted but don't care about heat so I toast the night before and use it in the morning.
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These are the basics or near enough to what I eat everyday at home as well so I am used to this. Don't know if it's going to be appealing to others.
Cereal and pop tarts are not breakfast foods for me, and honestly muffins are basically cupcakes with out frosting and still too sweet for me to start my day with. Protien and starch are my goto meal first thing so any sandwich type food works for me.
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Because the story with the Golden State Warriors this season has mostly been one of underachievement, Stephen Curry probably doesn't get as much love as he should. I know what you're thinking. He was an All-Star snub LAST season, but THIS season he ousted every other point guard in the West for the starting point guard spot! He's one of pretty much everyone's favorite players! How can he be overrated?
Those are all fair statements. But because the Warriors haven't taken the West by storm in their first season with Andre Iguodala, Curry unfairly gets dismissed in the runner-up Most Valuable Player talk. Nobody should question that Kevin Durant will win (and deserves to win) his first MVP Award this season, but names like Blake Griffin, Kevin Love, James Harden and even guys like Goran Dragic and Joakim Noah come to mind before Curry as the third-best candidate.
Is that fair since his team hasn't met its lofty expectations this season? Possibly. But last night against the Memphis Grizzlies, Curry did his best to singlehandedly raise NBA League Pass ratings on a night where two phenomenal NCAA games dominated the basketball audience's attention. But inside Oracle Arena, as Curry put the Dubs on his back against a playoff hungry Grizzlies team, there was plenty of March Madness to go around.
Curry finished with 33 points, eight assists, five rebounds, two blocks and a steal while shooting 13-of-22 from the floor and 5-of-8 from three-point range. But even his box score numbers don't do last night's performance justice. Curry turned into the Human Torch, only if the Human Torch was a serial killer, because he also went positively Hannibal Lecter on the Grizzlies down the stretch. He was the embodiment of "baby-faced assassin," except calling him that to his face last night would've resulted in a dagger three in your eye. For Grizzlies fans, watching Curry carry the Dubs all night and then finish things off in the game's final minutes was probably like watching Mel Gibson's mental breakdown in The Patriot at the 2:30 mark of this clip:
The most ruthless possession came with the score tied at 93 and less than two minutes to play: Curry blocked a Tony Allen three-point attempt and after Jermaine O'Neal cleaned up Allen's followup miss, Curry came back down the court and drilled the go-ahead three with 1:21 left to play. And if that wasn't enough, one Warriors stop later Curry cruelly exploited the defense again, this time for a scoop layup across the lane that Zach Randolph had no chance of ever defending. In two plays, Curry turned judge, jury and executioner, which is even more impressive considering the Warriors ended the game on a 14-0 run after trailing 93-86.
So why all the excessive Curry praise? Well first of all, because it is right and just. When you have a 6'3″, 185-pound shrimp of a point guard making a talented defensive team like Memphis look foolish with lightning quick handles, dazzling passing and unstoppable stepback threes, while doing everything but assuming the form of all four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, it's probably worth mentioning. But the bigger point is that without Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors wouldn't be a playoff team this year.
The Dubs are a defense-first team, as Mark Jackson and anyone who have watched this team for more than a couple of games will tell you. Iguodala, Andrew Bogut and Draymond Green are all criminally underrated for the important defensive roles they play. But come playoff time, when the Dubs have to take on one of the real Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in the West (San Antonio Spurs, Oklahoma City Thunder, Los Angeles Clippers and Houston Rockets are their names), the only prayer the Warriors have of advancing is Steph Curry getting blistering hot and burying defenses with the blatant disregard that makes him so fun to watch. Since that's a tall order for a seven-game series against any one of the West's elite top seeds, we might as well just appreciate another magnificent night from what should be a First Team All-NBA point guard this season.
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Falling Up is an experimental alternative rock band from Oregon. To date the band has released 7 albums with the most recent album being a completely fan funded, independent album. In the interview I caught up with lead singer Jessy to talk about their latest release "Your Sparkling Death Cometh," the reason why they left long time label BEC Recordings, how their fans and Kickstarter helped fund the new album. We also talked about what the process was like recording this record independently. Jessy also offered a free song from his solo project The Gloomcatcher for free to those who subscribe to the newsletter below:
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Adrian Hummel: What was going through your minds when you announced the break?
Jessy of Falling Up: Well, we were a little bit frustrated because we were moving in this direction that we didn't want to go and it (the break) was nothing super permanent, we weren't being super decisive. We also wanted to do tours with different bands that were our friends, that weren't necessarily on the label or weren't in the crowd that we were touring with. We just kind of had these different plans we wanted to do and branch out in a different direction and it just kind of didn't work out with what the label was planning, with our vision and that's when we decided to split with them. It was a mutual decision because they were like "we don't know what we can do with you guys anymore" and we were like "we don't know if it's the healthiest thing anymore" and that's when we decided to split. But really it was more about trying to re think what we wanted to do and how we wanted to apply and really kind of go back to the reasons we started the band in the first place and the reason we started playing music in the first place. It took that year to really realize that talk with one another and then decide how we wanted to move forward with it. It was weird because the reason why we announced it as a permanent break was because we weren't sure if we were going to be playing again. If once we came to that decision with "What do we want to do with the future of this band?" and that possibility could have been we don't want to continue anymore. We kind of all aligned with this idea of still wanting to make music and we were even talking about still wanting to tour and pick things back up, but we wanted to do it really independently and really relaxed. Kind of the idea going forward is really protecting ourselves as independent artists and protecting the music we were doing and what we want to do. Our focus was, we can really do anything we were doing before as long as we were protecting the thing what we love the most, which is our music and our art that we are showing everybody. That was the idea and then we went on into the Kickstarter thing, which is a great program. It was kind of cool because we didn't know after not touring for a while and being out for about a year if people even wanted a new record. It was really nice to have something like Kickstarter because you are able to know if this group of people at least wanted to hear new music. At least we know we have some basis to go off of, and it was really great to be apart of that program. We have just been self-releasing things and doing things really independently and it really feels like what it was like when we first started out. I was talking with the guys the other day we had this website when we first started touring with Crashings and I always put blogs up there and would share funny stories on the road and I was really talking with people and connecting with people and spending my time getting to know people who were interested in what I was doing. It feels a lot like that, because we are able to do that now, we are able to answer emails and talk to people, and really get to know the kind of family that surrounds us with our music.
Adrian Hummel: Was there any doubt with the Kickstarter that maybe you wouldn't raise the money for the album?
Jessy of Falling Up: Yeah it was a little scary and we did have a back up plan. Over the last couple years I have been building a studio and producing. We have the ability to do the album on our own, minus any kind of funding. It wouldn't have been the record we would of wanted, as far as sound quality of it if we didn't have a budget. We did probably think we could do this, but then the question came up that if we can't even get a budget from our fans that want us to do the record, then how to do we know if we are shoving music down people's throats that didn't want it? The Kickstarter campaign is a really great program but its scary for people because a lot of people still don't understand it because some people may think "I am not going to pay money for something that I don't know what the quality of the music is going to be." It really is kind of an interesting thing because the fans can get into the shoes of the label and see ok "do we believe in these guys and if we believe in them then we should put the money, and if we don't, we don't." It really puts the fans to the test and it's like how much faith do you have in a project that you have no control over other than just funding it. It was defiantly one of those things we had a lot of discussion about what would happen if we don't get it and there were moments when I didn't even think, we haven't had anything going on in the last couple years, even when things came out we just toured lightly. Kind of the proof was on our Facebook, since I announced the possibility of new music back in November of 2010 our Facebook fans started growing, and growing and we were getting more and more daily and that was kind of proof that the Kickstarter would work.
Adrian Hummel: If the opportunity came up and a label presented itself to you, would you even be interested in that?
Jessy of Falling Up: I would, I think it actually would be a lot better now because we know the ins and outs of a label and we know what we can do independently and how we can do it and the level we can get to independently. I think it all kind of intertwines into this idea if a label came up to us and says here is what we have to offer, I would have a list of things that I would want right off the bat for things to be taken care of within the label. When we got signed we were 18 years old fresh out of high school, we didn't go to college our idea was we were going to give the band a year to see if we can really pick it up and a couple months after we graduated we got a call from a label. Of course we were going to sign a contract and of course we didn't even read it, we were just stoked out of our minds because every kid dreams of that. It was just this big thing and we really didn't even know what was going on and now it really opens my eyes to knowing exactly what's going on. The advice I would give for bands that haven't toured, that don't have fans, and that are just starting out, I hear all these people say you need to go independent just do it yourself. I think its hard because the label wants more of the growth and the name to be attached to them, but the idea whether you go on a label or not is to just protect what you have and that is the biggest thing. The thing that I would go into, if a label came to me I would just say here is what I have. Here is what I can do, which is write music, record music, and perform it, and if you like these songs then we can share in them. But, I am going to protect them with my life because this is all I have. What the label has to understand is they have other bands, they have got other things going on, and your not just that labels band, or their only band. I could see if it were the labels only band that they have then it would be a different story. They got all these different projects and you only have what you have. That's kind of the idea, I would just be really protective of what we have, just guarded it and guide it the way we want to be whether that's in percentages or even more the idea of what the vision and brand is. That is what I would want to protect even more than just percentages and money because perception is everything. If you're not perceived right by people then what's the point? If you're getting misrepresented by what you actually do and what your heart is it just doesn't feel good.
Jessy of Falling Up: We are really pleased and that was kind of the goal going into it. A little bit of each member had a little piece in them that contributed to the album and our experience was an education in a way because we have been in and out of studios for the last 8-10 years. It has been a learning process for us and each individual person has their own individual thing like Jeremy is a fantastic web designer and he is really good at viral ideas and marketing. He works for a really great place in Austin, Texas and he was really professional about all that stuff. Josh our drummer has been going to school for mixing and engineering for the last couple years and has been mixing projects and getting fantastic at that, he mixed some solo stuff that I did and some other projects here and there. He got really great at that, and then I have just been in and out of the studio writing and producing and when we had the opportunity to do this record we went down to Casey Crescenzo who was our last producer for Fangs. He was like "come down and use my studio and I'd love to just hang out and be there and whatever you need me for," so we went down there and had a great studio to use with great equipment and just kind of made it happen. It was a really great experience because it was like now is our chance to kind of put the music to the test and see what we could do and see where the decisions we have made can intertwine and I am super stoked about how it turned out and how it came together and utilized each of the things that we could do to make this record the best thing we could make it.
Adrian Hummel: Listening to some of the new songs, one of my personal favorites is Blue Ghost, do you have any that really kind of stick out to you in this record?
Jessy of Falling Up: Actually, Blue Ghost lyrically was one of my favorites that came out. The bridge section in it I was really debating, because we tried to not copy and paste and it wasn't like one take and we tried to keep it as less digital as possible and didn't want to do all the auto-tuning and stuff like that. We just wanted to keep it raw and real and at the same time keep it a rock record. But at the bridge I had this idea to do the T-Pain auto tune stuff and it was a debate because well if I put it in do you think people are going to think that everything in this record is going to be auto tuned? We had to really T-Painish and really auto-tune it so people could tell here is my voice without it and here is my voice with it. So, it was one of those things that was kind of fun. I think one of my favorite moments on the record and probably favorite song just because it was a special time when we were making it was MSCRON and namely just the end where there is this jam section. It was kind of a tribute because we just kind of went off things into more of the experimental area. We wanted to put a song or two on the record that still held that side of our music up. Just the end of that song was a really cool moment and a complete accident. I had bought this guitar pedal that was a pitch shifter and it bends the guitar a couple octaves and I had it plugged it into the guitar, then I found this little knob that changes the key here and there and bounces in-between polyphonic harmonics. So I realized that it could be utilized as a solo if you just kind of resonate a string and mess with the pedal. It was literally one of those moments were like "oh my gosh, this is going to sound cool!" Hit record and it was one take, did it. It was a really cool moment because it just worked out perfectly and it couldn't of been planed and those kind of moments I like in the studio, your not planning it and it just pours out of you.
Adrian Hummel: Does that ever transcribe in trying to remember how to play that live?
Jessy of Falling Up: Yeah, yeah it does. It is always an interesting experience when going from that to live. We try and keep our set open sometimes like we did on the on the song Islander. We would play live and have this section that we would just do something different. We just leave this certain part open to just jam and it was always our favorite time of the show, but probably from the fans they were just like get it over with. It was an interesting way to keep things fresh and light all the time. As far as translating a lot of the songs especially to live from all the production that you do on a cd. That's were my OCD comes in, I have to have it sound pretty close to the cd. Like if there is a vo-coder on my voice, or if there is 3 or 4 synths going on I want those synths to be played live. During the last couple years when we were touring everyone was playing a keyboard; every body was doing something because I had to have it sound like it was on the cd. It can get a little obsessive; sometimes I like the idea of making a song a little bit different live. At the same time its kind of nice to able to hear what's going on the cd.
Adrian Hummel: Now that you guys have an album out is there going to be a tour coming up?
Jessy of Falling Up: We have talked about it and we don't have anything planned right now, but we have been discussing it and we are wanting to. There is a lot of rumors and a lot of things on our Facebook and website about "oh, the new record is coming out and they are not planning on touring, there is just going to be making music and what not." We are wanting to tour, its just a matter of finding the right one and we are being really picky about who we go out with and how the tour is presented. We are discussing a big almost every state nationwide tour and we are going to try and make it a little more like how we did our record. I guess "independent" would be a bad word for a tour, but its more underground. It will obviously be announced dates, but not super propaganda, not super media, it will be more like we are going to be here and you might find out about it a month in advance that we are going to be here at this date. That's kind of what we are planning and we would kind of like to do a blitz tour that would be this underground movement.
Adrian Hummel: The last thing I want to ask you Jessy is now that you guys are independent and it sounds like things are going really well for you guys, what's the biggest way people can support you?
Jessy of Falling Up: There are several ways, if people want to buy the record there is a really good avenue for us is through Bandcamp and we have it set up on our website. A lot people are more comfortable through iTunes and Amazon Mp3 because they are used to it, but Bandcamp is basically the same and you get a direct download of the record, but it makes it really easy on us and it's a great service for the band because iTunes doesn't always work and they are kind of glitchy. I would just encourage Bandcamp for the first option and the physical cd is available too. Also, really we love reviews and those help out a lot. Good reviews and bad ones, "what do they say bad media is any media." Even if it's a bad review I just like to hear peoples thoughts on it. That also is a way to help spread the word. Blogging about the cd, their thoughts and what not is another one. After that the next thing would be just spreading the word that we are going to be touring and getting stoked for that. Anytime people want to drop us a line on our website we made it really easy for people to email us, and that comes directly to us.
Adrian Hummel:Well Jessy thank you so much for hanging out and talking about the new record.
Jessy of Falling Up: Thank you very much for the support.
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Best Jobs 2012: Architect
Sorry everybody, for not being around in some time, but I have good news for the future of our profession. Looks like things are looking up. Here is what US News/Money are saying:
As one of the Best Jobs of 2012 is Architect, this profession should see significant growth over the next decade.
The Rundown:
Think of all the places you go in a single day: coffee shops, train stations, office buildings, restaurants, grocery stores, city parks, and so on. What may not dawn on you in the rush of the day is that all these places are the creation of architects. To ensure their creations are practical, safe, and aesthetically pleasing, architects are involved in each stage of the construction process, from the initial planning session to the ribbon-cutting ceremony. This level of involvement requires a diverse skill set, which includes designing, engineering, managing, supervising, and interacting with clients and builders. Communication skills are especially important.Architects must effectively convey their unique vision for a project and interact with professionals from many fields.
The Outlook:
With steady migration to Sun Belt states and many baby boomers retiring in the next few years, there should be an uptick in demand for new homes, healthcare facilities, and office buildings. This means the job market for architects should remain solid. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects architect employment growth of 23.1 percent between 2010 and 2020, adding 31,300 more professionals to the 135,400 already-existing jobs in this field.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the median annual wage for architects was $72,550 in 2010. The best-paid 10 percent in the profession made approximately $119,500, while the bottom 10 percent made approximately $42,860. The highest-paid in the profession work in the metropolitan areas of Sarasota, Fla., Allentown, Penn, and Sacramento.
Architect Salary Range:
75th Percentile Wage: $93,020
Median Wage: $72,550
25th Percentile Wage: $54,650
Education and Preparation:
Most states require architects to possess a professional degree in architecture from one of the nearly 120 schools of architecture accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board. However, state architectural registration boards specify their own standards, so a degree from non-accredited program may suffice in select states. Therefore, check the requirements for any state where you wish to work. There are a few routes to obtaining a degree in architecture. Most architects choose the five-year degree intended for students with no previous training. Others opt to enroll in a graduate program, which can take one to five years to complete, after obtaining an undergraduate degree in a field outside of architecture. Graduates must complete a training period, typically of three years or more, before they may sit for the licensing exam. Requirements for this training period vary by state.
On Landing an Architect Job:
Architects interact with a wide-ranging group of people on each project, so working well with others is a must. "You need to show that you work well in teams—especially with people different than you are," Richard L. Hayes, director of knowledge resources for The American Institute of Architects, wrote in an email. According to Hayes, demonstrating that you "can think about the best path through a complex problem" is another important element to getting a job in the field. Healthcare architecture, such as designing healthy communities and buildings, is a growing area of specialization that Hayes recommends for aspiring architects.
What is an Architect Job Like?
Architects spend most of their time drafting plans or corresponding with clients from comfortable office spaces, but they also frequently visit construction sites to check on the progress of projects. Successful architects are able to juggle a number of professional relationships for each project while still completing other job responsibilities. Most architects work less than 50 hours per week, but as deadlines approach, many are forced to work long nights or weekends to finish in time.
I find it fascinating that the other 9 out of 10 best jobs in 2012 are in the field of Medicine or Computers and the most interesting thing is that "they" are suggesting the architects to take studies in design for healthcare facilities … simply fascinating. Makes you wonder,a?!
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..and while gifted children are funneled into special programs as advertised by the article, an outsized amount is spent on students who struggle academically via large vocational training centres known as the Institute of Technical Education (ITE). comparatively, much less is spent on students studying in Junior Colleges (which lead to the British GCSE "A" Levels). I suppose it's important to look after both ends of the spectrum; in this respect, I'd say that at last the U.S. have got half of it right.
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ears are also easier to forge - all you need is a video feed to get the shape info you need, as compared to lifting off fingerprints...
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I can't be the only one who thought of this scenario.. Does anyone else think the same as me? Discuss!
tl;dr - Choice of remote Australian outback for Hayabusa to stem contagion fears in case of zombie outbreak?? Discuss.
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Microsoft Windows 7 Home Basic 32-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
DQS training failed on previous boot, reverted to slower DRAM speed
whenever i switch on pc,after lenovo manufacturer logo i get error window saying as shown in 1st image attached below
"DQS training failed on previous boot, reverted to slower DRAM speed"
so when i press F2 to resume
then i get another error
"A hyper Transport link has failed.
CMOS Battery Low
CMOS Date/Time not set"
then again when i press
F1 to run setup which shows me black screen with "wait..." which is displayed for 4-5minutes after that pc gets automatically OFF.
& if pressed F2 to load default values and continue
then it takes me to Error boot sequence which loads network prior to hard disk.
& then i get the error as shown in 2nd attached image.
& after all this PC gets restarted so again that loop goes on untill 6-7 boot cycles, rarely 10-12boot cycles.
Even when i tried to enter any key when i get LENOVO logo on start then also it takes me to the error as in 1st attached image.
I observed that when i boot PC after very long time(indirectly when internal circuit is cool), that time after Lenovo logo i get error with very less details as
So in this case both F1,F2 Key functions well, i can go in setup & set the time & date.
so i mainly opened my casing & replaced current CMOS battery with new one considering same specs with voltage & the type. After this entered in my BIOS & set the Date & time.
Even after this whenever i switch ON, same thing happens as i described above.
After 6-7boot cycle i get the boot loader window to boot in my windows 7, then after that no issue happens.
When googled about DQS training failed i got details about RAM may be bad, so i run memtest86+ v4.20 & also inbuilt windows memory diagnostic tool.
then in memtest86+ i ran all test with single pass on standard mode & there were no error results.
so i changed the configuration in memtest86+
& kept MemMap on probed mode then as u can see my 3rd attached image in 5% test #2 i got 113 error & at this stage the screen was freezed i had to restart again.
if i run memtest86+ on default settings mode i get no errors for all test of pass 1 ,pass2, but i cant run more than 2-3passes as after that automatically PC is switched OFF without completing entire pass.
i ran windows diagnostic tool to confirm any error on standard default settings of basic mode & 2passes & there were no errors found i checked in event viewer after entering windows.
Also i changed the window diagnostic settings to 3 passes & extended mode, then it took time less than 30min to run 1st pass & after that PC gets switch off automatically without completing entire pass & no errors found.
i opened my motherboard cleaned all dust from processor fan & casing fan from outside, but still the same problem appearing now,have to face 6-7boot cycles to enter windows.
what needs to be done now?
is there really a need to change my RAM module?
also can any1 suggest me if i added 1 more RAM module of 2GB in parallel to the existing then will i get any error again during boot time ?
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In the past months, more than a hundred hectares of land in the villages of Balete and Cutcut were bulldozed and reclaimed by security guards of the Cojuangco-Aquinos.
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"CARPer is not just a gigantic historical failure but a man-made catastrophe to the farming sector of the region that deserves no legislated 'resuscitation' or revival but a natural death and an unmarked grave."
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