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LAGO: Slick Italian Kitchens
Store Profile
- Location: Milano, Italy and online
- Website: lago.it
Store History
- Founded: 2006
- Headquarters: Milan, Italy
Simplicity in the forms — subtraction rather than decoration for its own sake; ample possibilities for customization through color and modularity; quality materials combined with the skill of the craftsman; accessible prices. These are the elements which make a Lago product immediately recognizable. Tangram, Statica, Net, 36e8, Fluttua, 30mm, the NOW wardrobes and the new kitchens have all become icons within the collection, acclaimed by critics and marketplace alike.
I saw my first LAGO kitchen one year ago on a tour of Pierluigi Molteni's Plug-In House at the Cersaie exhibition in Bologna, Italy. That kitchen was different from any I'd seen before — it was basically a high-gloss, green and white striped closet that concealed a microwave, refrigerator, freezer, coffee maker, and a bunch of other small appliances, as well as room for dry goods.
Although I'd seen similar all-in-one "wardrobe" style kitchens before (Bulthaup makes some really nice ones), the LAGO kitchens were much more colorful and slick than anything else on the market.
When I looked into the company, I discovered that they're a young outfit based in Milan, and they went public in 2006. In 2009, they were marketing themselves as a mid-to-high-end source for young but well-off Europeans living in small apartments and studios. Storage was their strong point, and they emphasized the modular nature of their designs, which could conceal everything behind a series of bright and shiny doors.
Over the last year, their focus seems to have shifted slightly and they're really pushing their kitchens now. They just launched their 36e8 cucina catalog. Every component of the kitchen — the refrigerator, the pantry, the countertops — is a colorblocked component of a gridded arrangement. The goals are "modularity, flexibility and the possibility of absolute configuration by the end user."
LAGO has multiple shops (called Lagostores) in Italy — including Milan, Rome, and Bologna. They also have locations in London, Leeds, Valencia, Bilbao, Lyon, Bordeaux, and other European cities. There are no US locations or distributors at this time, as far as I know, but they do have an English website where you can learn more.
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I first read the name as 'LEGO' instead of 'LAGO' and I think the mistake is justified. These look a lot like stylized (and ginormous) lego pieces for the kitchen. Beautiful and colorful and the lego-lover in me is drawn to them. :)
Does that fella have a cigar in his mouth? I'm reminded of Peggy Bundy tossing that salad from "Married With Children".
is that guy smoking a cigar while cooking?
The cigar smoking cook is hilarious! But what's with the woman's arms in the 4th picture???
wow. too bad their website is virtually worthless.


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Internships and Coop Programs
College of the Arts - Career Services
CART Career Services assists students in finding, securing and getting the most value from internship-type experiences, including Cooperative Education internships, Department-based internships, self-initiated internships and/or professional volunteer experiences. In all cases, such opportunities provide on-the-job-training related to your major and are an excellent means of "testing" a career interest in a discipline-applied setting. Internships also provide a great way to establish professional contacts for career transitioning following graduation.
The College of the Arts offers various forms of internships to meet your needs. Offerings include:
- a structured experience for college credit, made available through Cooperative Education (Co-op);
- a structured experience for college credit through a Department-initiated internship; or
- an experience, not for college credit, to test a career interest which may be self-initiated.
Learn about:
- Cooperative Education (Co-op) Internships
- Department-initiated Internships
- Non-credit Internships
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Cooperative Education (Co-op) Internships
Montclair State University's Cooperative Education (Co-op) program provides internship opportunities for students who want a structured experience that includes work-site supervision by a faculty member, and integrates classroom-learning and related academic assignments with hands-on application in an occupational field. Through Co-op you can explore applications of your major within the professional workplace while, at the same time, earning academic credits and, possibly, an hourly salary or stipend. The credits are not merely for time on the job but for the total learning experience.
Steps in securing a Co-op internship
- Plan ahead: It's recommended that you start the process of exploring Co-op options two semesters prior to the time of the intended experience. Co-op courses are offered during Fall, Spring and Summer semesters. Some internships may be pursued part-time (16-20 hours), others full-time (35-40 hours).
- Determine your eligibility: To be eligible for a Co-op Internship, you are required to have completed 30 credits of academic study and hold a minimum GPA of 2.0. (GPA eligibility requirements are higher for some majors.)
- Inform yourself: Students are required to view a narrated PowerPoint presentation, Who We Are, Cooperative Education, which provides more information about the Co-op program including how to prepare for the internship. (It is recommended you view this presentation, regardless of the type of internship you are pursuing.) Presentations may be viewed at weekly Information Sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays at 11:00am and on Fridays at 1:00pm in Life Hall, Room 128 (Dean's Conference Room) and during college Career Services Drop-In hours on Thursdays from 2:30-4:30pm. An information packet will be provided in conjunction with your viewing the presentation.
- Schedule a CART Career Services advising appointment: Following the above step, contact the CART Career Services director for Co-op advisement. During the advising session, you will receive help in developing a resume, cover letter and search strategies for finding and securing an internship, including use of the Co-op Employer database (PlacePro) and/or seeking an internship on your own.
- Outreach to internship employers: Following the advising appointment, your next step is to outreach to potential employers with your resume and cover letter.
- Go on the Interview(s): If an employer is interested in your resume credentials, you will likely be invited to an interview. Refer to Preparing for Job Search for interview preparation tips which would also apply to internship interviews.
- Enroll into the internship course: Upon receiving and accepting an internship offer, you should then return to the Office of CART Career Services to arrange for enrolling in the Co-op course for college credit. The number of credits you will earn for a Co-op internship will depend on a number of factors, including guidelines for your respective major and whether the internship is part-time or full-time. Internship credits can range from 3 to 8 cr., to be determined in consultation with the Career Services director.
Eligible Participating-Majors and Specific Co-op Guidelines
Co-op internships are offered in the academic majors listed below. Some carry specific course pre-requisites and procedures for student involvement as defined in the respective pdf links. Others follow the general Co-op guidelines.
- Animation and Illustration – General Co-op Guidelines
- Broadcasting (Television and Digital Media) – pdf –Specific Guidelines
- Communication and Media Arts - Internship Guidelines
- Communication Studies – Internship Guidelines
- Dance Education/Studio: Dr. Elizabeth McPherson; email@example.com 973.65.7831
- Fine Arts Studio (BA and BFA) –General Co-op Guidelines
- Graphic Design –General Co-op Guidelines
- Industrial Design – pdf – Specific Guidelines
- Music– General Co-op Guidelines
- Theatre Studies: Dr. Debbie Saivetz; email@example.com 973.655.7680
Academic Department—Initiated Internships
Several majors of the College of the Arts offer internship programs that are initiated and managed by faculty in the academic department and are organized separately from Cooperative Education. Programmatic structures and student responsibilities aligned with these opportunities may vary by program. [paid or unpaid?] To find out more about the following Department-initiated internship programs, contact the faculty advisor(s) listed below:
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- Dance: Dr. Lori Katterhenry; firstname.lastname@example.com 973.655.7080
- Fashion Studies: Dr. Linda Reilly; firstname.lastname@example.com 973.655.7485
- Musical Theatre: Prof. Clay James; email@example.com 973.655.7341
- Music Therapy: Dr. Brian Abrams; firstname.lastname@example.com 973.655.3458
- Theatre Production: Prof. Debra Otte; email@example.com 973.655.7680
- MA, Museum Management: Dr. Dorothy Heard; firstname.lastname@example.com 973-655-4210
- MA, Public and Organizational Relations: Dr. Todd Kelshaw; email@example.com 973.655.5162
- MA Theatre (Arts Management, Production/Stage Management, Theatre Studies): Dr. Jane Peterson; firstname.lastname@example.com 973-655-4109
Non-credit Internships
Students in any major within the College of the Arts can also pursue an internship for experience without receiving college-credit. Such internships may be initiated through a variety of means:
- Employer-initiated Internships– Employers use Career Directions, the University's online job posting system to announce part-time and internship opportunities. Students may research and respond to these opportunities directly.
- Student-initiated Internships – Students can research and contact companies on their own to create an internship opportunity.
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE…Volunteer Experiences – Students interested in gaining professional experience, but who may not be ready to or do not wish to fulfill the requirements necessary to attain academic credit, may offer their services to organizations as volunteers. Arts councils, non-profit arts organizations and arts presenting agencies frequently welcome volunteerism offers from students (particularly for project support) There are many approaches for identifying opportunities, including online volunteer search-engines designed for this purpose. Go to external link: VolunteerMatch
Student Teaching
Students enrolled in the University's teacher-preparation/certification programs (e.g. Music Education, Fine Arts Education, Dance Education) are required to complete Student Teaching assignments as part of the program. These assignments are not handled by CART Career Services but, rather, by the academic program directors and the University's Center of Pedagogy. For more information, go to: Center of Pedagogy


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MONDAY, Jan. 17 (HealthDay News) -- The U.S. Preventive Services
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"This [new recommendation] extends it down to any postmenopausal-age woman whose risk is the same as a 65-year-old," said Dr. Ned Calonge, chair of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF).
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well as some younger postmenopausal women, based on their risk
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The recommendations issued by the task force do get the ear of
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USPSTF in their office and tend to refer to it."
Studies have shown that managing osteoporosis pays off by
reducing the fracture rate and overall costs, Recker said. One
study, for instance, found that good management of osteoporosis
cuts the hip fracture rate 25 to 50 percent.
More information
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More than 64,500 donors contributed to this year's campaign, led this year by volunteer Michael "Mick" Whipple.
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Gators WR Trey Burton continues his dominance of Kentucky
- 11:58 pm Saturday, September 28th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
Fortunately for Kentucky, Trey Burton is a senior.
In his final appearance against the Wildcats, a 24-7 UF victory tonight, Burton caught six passes for 66 yards, including a nine-yard touchdown from Tyler Murphy in the second quarter.
Another Florida player brings down a TD-bound teammate
- 11:26 pm Saturday, September 28th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
How does Gators coach Will Muschamp get his players to stop tackling each other? The latest mishap involved RB Matt Jones' potential 79-yard touchdown run being cut 12 yards short because WR Quinton Dunbar accidentally pulled him down while trying to get in position to block.
"I don't know," Muschamp said after his team beat Kentucky 24-7 tonight. "It's a good problem to have. It means we're getting the ball. But yeah, I saw Quinton run into Matt there. We'll discuss that on the plane ride back. I know I'll get plenty of good suggestions, so that'll be good."
Florida senior Trey Burton after loss to Miami: "Worst game I've ever played"
- 10:49 pm Saturday, September 7th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
There's enough blame for everyone to share after the Gators' 21-16 loss at Miami today, but UF receiver Trey Burton was particularly hard on himself.
In potential regular season finale, Miami takes 29-26 all-time lead over Gators
- 9:08 pm Saturday, September 7th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
The Florida-Miami rivalry is closed for the foreseeable future, and the Hurricanes walked away from it with a 21-16 victory this afternoon.
That gave UM a 29-26 lead in the series, which began in 1938. The Hurricanes have won seven of the past eight meetings.
FINAL: Gators put away Toledo 24-6 in season opener
- 3:36 pm Saturday, August 31st, 2013 by Jason Lieser
No. 10 Florida won its season opener for the 24th straight year by taking down Toledo 24-6 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
The Gators drove 84 yards for a touchdown on their first possession, marking the first time since 2009 they scored on a touchdown on their first opportunity.
Florida senior Trey Burton working mainly at receiver in training camp
- 10:13 pm Tuesday, August 6th, 2013 by Jason Lieser
Trey Burton has played a handful of positions in his college career and even was considered for a move to defensive back at one point, but he might finally settle in as a senior.
Gators pummel FSU's No. 1 run defense for 244 rushing yards
- 11:21 pm Saturday, November 24th, 2012 by Jason Lieser
Florida State came into this weekend as the best run defense in the country, holding opponents to a measly 70.6 yards per game.
Gators coach Will Muschamp said he's seen better. Florida proved his point by hammering the Seminoles for 244 rushing yards in a 37-26 win at Doak Campbell Stadium.
Sharrif Floyd, Jordan Reed injured vs. Kentucky; Trey Burton completely absent
- 9:46 pm Saturday, September 22nd, 2012 by Jason Lieser
Strangely, Trey Burton was completely out of sight during Florida's 38-0 win over Kentucky today.
Florida Gators updates: Trey Burton could be main running back in 2012
- 7:15 pm Tuesday, November 15th, 2011 by Jason Lieser
As offensive coordinator Charlie Weis and the Gators prepare to lose their top two running backs, they have been considering Trey Burton as a replacement.
Gators face possibility of QB shortage in 2012
- 11:36 am Wednesday, November 9th, 2011 by Jason Lieser
Jacoby Brissett and no one else.
That's a realistic projection of Florida's depth chart at quarterback for next season.


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Review: Rodriguez & Miller's 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' Slums It
Like Marv and the people in The Projects or the girls of Old Town, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For is slumming it. The long-gestating sequel to Robert Rodriguez 's 2005 adaptation of the gritty and profane comic series from Frank Miller, you may be fooled into thinking it's more of the same, low-brow fun. You'd be wrong and probably a little disappointed. Sin City was a stylish and sadistic twist of the knife that laid its gallows humor on thicker than water. This one has the markings of a quality follow-up for fans of the first, it ultimately fails, its super serious attitude producing extremely dull results that border on tedium.
Review: 'The Expendables 3' is the Most Brainless Fun of the Series
The Expendables 3 is so adorable you'd want to pinch its little cheeks if the average age of the crew weren't higher than 50. Once again lead by Sylvester Stallone's Barney Ross it's a new mission, a new team, and a new attitude, or so the tagline for this latest film implies. That new attitude must have something to do with entertainment, since The Expendables 3, for its been-there-done-that narrative and paint-by-numbers action set-pieces, ends up as the most enjoyable. It's lighter than the previous two, and though the self-indulgence among the cast is at an all-time high, the genuine fun being had bleeds through.
Review: 'The Giver' Barely Stands Out Among Other Young Adult Fare
Harry Potter was the spark that began the latest flame of movies based on young adult novels. The Twilight and The Hunger Games films have kept the sub-genre thriving at full potential, studios buying up properties left and right to get in on the mix. The latest of these, The Giver, is not the go-to novel for the big screen, at least not as much as wizards and vampires, and the results are good reasoning for that. The story comes preloaded with its message, which the film paints in broad strokes, and no amount of quality execution or solid performances (there's both) can get around the hokey and cliched subtext it provides.
Review: Ain't No Thing Like James Gunn's 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
"Ain't no thing like me, 'cept me." So says Rocket Racoon, a genetically modified racoon with a bad attitude and a fair point. The same can be said for the movie he's in, Guardians of the Galaxy, the cosmic superhero epic that continues the Marvel cinematic universe. For that matter, you can lay that dialogue and its meaning at the feet of the film's writer/director, James Gunn, who has spent his days since Troma delivering hard-edged horror and unbelievably cool superhero stories. This is his first chance at a big comic book story, and the sci-fi action, comedy extraveganza within Guardians of the Galaxy is cool, comical, and a cracking great time. One could almost be inclined to call it the best Marvel Studios film yet. More below!
Review: Luc Besson's 'Lucy' Wastes Big Ideas on Blockbuster Action
Whether suiting up as Black Widow or luring oafish, young men to their otherworldly demise in Under the Skin, or wrangling Joaquin Phoenix with her voice alone in Her, Scarlett Johansson appears to be the ideal choice to play the next-level woman, a female character made supernatural with all the powers she beholds. So thank goodness writer/director Luc Besson has her front and center in Lucy, his latest sci-fi, evolutionary actioner that promises to blow your mind as well as your entertainment meter. Without Johansson, the film would slip by as pretty thin on both excitement and existentialism. Thankfully, Lucy doesn't fail in either department, but the frustration that the whole, messy ordeal leaves behind is far too noticable. Not quite as noticable as someone as stunning and talented as Johansson, but it's there. Read on!
Review: 'The Purge: Anarchy' Triumphs Where Its Predecessor Tanked
Future sequel-makers in the horror field should pay attention to The Purge: Anarchy. The follow-up to last summer's dystopian action/thriller does so much more with what this franchise has been given by writer/director James DeMonaco. With The Purge, DeMonaco envisioned a new America, one with minimal unemployment and even lower crime rate. The annual Purge, 12 hours when all crime, including murder, is perfectly legal, satisfies the animalistic cravings of the population. The first film was a wasted opportunity, confining itself to a single home invasion and not even doing a very good job of it. Unlike the citizens of the Purged nation, moviegoers weren't satisfied, demanding much more from the cool premise.
Review: 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Evolves to New Heights
"We're such little creatures. Poor humanity's so fragile, so weak. Little, little animals." So said Edward Chapman at the end of H.G. Wells' 1936 sci-fi, war, epic, Things to Come. Wells' animal reference in regards to human beings falls under both fact and metaphor. We are all animals, but something darker, more vicious, seems to always be growing at the heart of this humanity we call ourselves. It wouldn't be until 1968 that the animals or, in this case, apes would really take over the world. Planet of the Apes was a cultural phenomenon that I really don't need to tell you about, a shock-wave of a franchise that would only need a little time before it sprung into action once more. We never expected the franchise would return like this.
Review: Bong Joon-ho's 'Snowpiercer' is a Masterpiece of Epic Sci-Fi
The saying goes that if you aim for the stars, you just might end up on the moon. Every so often, though, you hit those damn stars, and South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho is no stranger to that level of achievement. He's never done it quite like this, though. His sci-fi epic Snowpiercer is a cinematic accomplishment that barrels its way down the rails of success through intelligent and exciting storytelling, an execution in set and atmosphere that surpasses even the most epic of Hollywood blockbusters, and a slew of top-notch, talent delivering wholly unforgettable performances. Snowpiercer is a masterpiece, rivalling even the best sci-fi in terms of scope and story, and that's saying nothing of its highly inventive conceit.
Review: Solid Scares Keep 'Deliver Us from Evil' Strong in Tired Genre
There's really not a lot that can be done with paranormal thrillers these days. With the recent slate of bland possession movies and the Paranormal Activity juggernaut annually dulling the bump-in-the-night brand of horror, it takes a certain angle at the sub-genre or a top-notch style of delivering the thrills for a film to really play in the haunted sandbox. Luckily, there are those entries that realize the ways in which to keep a fresh game in a stale ballpark, Deliver Us from Evil being the latest of these. Part gritty-NYPD procedural, part sinister-entity horror, the film nails every tone and hits every scare with results that should satisfy any and all downtrodden, horror fans. Thankfully, there are still films that can keep us up at night.
Review: Melissa McCarthy's Comedy 'Tammy' Hardly a Real Movie
Some defense seems to be in order when it comes to Melissa McCarthy. Ever since she lit up audiences in Bridesmaids, the comedienne has been panned as much as praised, a byproduct of her overweight physicality and choice in taking more prat-fally types of roles. Just because she's an overweight actress does not mean that every joke she makes is a "fat joke," something she's especially getting nailed for with her latest comedy vehicle, Tammy. It's not a one-joke movie, but rather hardly a movie at all. Instead, the movie serves primarily as a showcase for the talents of McCarthy, hitting pratfall after pratfall, goofy gesture after goofy gesture. It can be funny, but the hollowness far outweighs the abundance of humor it serves up.
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It was a humid, mid-80 degree night in Burnet, Texas this past Saturday. Crickets and mosquitos were out in full force as were the fair vendors who were set up in the small town's square. But they weren't alone this evening. The Alamo Drafthouse's inflatable, Rolling Roadshow was erected. The movie screening was Snowpiercer, South Korean director Bong Joon Ho's American debut, and the few hundred film lovers who spilled out of the steam train that pulled into the town from Austin were in for more than an exciting two hours of escapism. Like past Rolling Roadshows, the fine people at Drafthouse had an entire evening planned out: the train ride itself, the film, plenty of food and drink, a Q&A with the film's director, and even a surprise and unplanned intro. In a nutshell, it was like all Rolling Roadshow events, an absolute blast.
Review: 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' is an Epic, Lazy Shit-Storm
Pardon the pun, but Michael Bay is on cruise control now. At least that's the case with the Transformers franchise. The series of mega-budgeted, summer blockbusters were never going to win awards for excellence in storytelling. Beyond the explosions, mayhem, and people shouting "No" in machine-gun rapidity, there have hardly been stories to gel all the action together. That's what makes Bay's movies so up the alley of anyone looking for escapist fun. Unfortunately, not even the computer graphic carnage and epic scale destruction on display in the latest Transformers sequel, Age of Extinction, can keep the sloppy and lazy attitude into which this franchise has shifted from rearing its ugly, mechanized head.
Review: 'The Rover' Takes Too Long to Travel Too Short of a Distance
As post-apocalyptic thrillers go, The Rover falls more in line with The Road than The Road Warrior. David Michôd's follow-up to the intense crime drama, Animal Kingdom, is wrought with melancholic atmosphere and low on action-heavy narrative. More low simmer than slow-burn, its drama and action take too many stale side streets and not enough free-flowing highways. As its name implies, The Rover is a road movie, and Michôd creates his end-of-the-world scenario with all the dirt, flies, and gas-guzzlers you would expect in a film from Down Under. This is one road picture that despite heavy performances from Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson, has difficulty going anywhere but headlong towards its end credits.
Review: 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' Worthy Sequel to the Original
Did you think DreamWorks Animation would fumble the ball with How to Train Your Dragon 2? The first movie was a smash success, arguably the best animated film of 2010 over Pixar's praised Toy Story 3. At the very least, it was an extremely close race for supremacy, and loads of anticipation fell in the sequel's court as soon as it was announced. The time has come, and though the sequel couldn't possibly have brought the surprise or wow factor of its predecessor, it brings so much more that makes up for it. There's laughs, thrills, and heart of all shapes and sizes. It doesn't rest on just being a kiddie-pleaser and instead brings top-notch storytelling together with impeccable animation that only seems to be getting better and better.
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As it does every year since 1999, Google Google has posted its annual holiday doodle, in which it turns its logo into a seasonal image. Since my daughter has become quite a fan of Google doodles throughout the year (especially the ones that are videos or games or essentially apps)–and since all the presents are wrapped and we've nearly exhausted our other myriad pre-Christmas traditions by now–I thought I'd track down all the previous ones for her viewing pleasure.
This year's is a rather classic image that thankfully you don't have to do anything with except look at it:
And here are the rest, all the way back to 1999:
2012 (a twofer):
2009 (Five of them! But I'll just show the last in the series of postcards, since it shows most of them):
2008 (Five more! Just showing the first one, since I like it best):
2007 (Last of five):
2006 (one of five):
2005 (last of five):
2004 (third of five):
2003 (Third of five):
2002 (Fourth of five):
2001 (second of four):
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Kickette Catch Up: Weekend Gossip Cheat Sheet
Noemie Lenoir was in the VIP room at the Fendi party in Paris this weekend. Pssht. Whatevs. We sooo could have been there if we wanted to be. Here's a round up of what went down this weekend.
- Celebrity hairstylist, Philip B., spent some time fluffing Nagore Aramburu's lush locks.
- We thanked our lucky stars that were not mates with Abbey Clancy, since we learned she's imposed an anti-liquor ban on her hen party guests. No fun zone.
- Gerard Pique rolled around shirtless solely for the purpose of our enjoyment. Trust this is true, no matter what Time Force tells you.
- Old news to some, but hearing this eclectic mix of footballers rapping had our stomachs in stitches all weekend long. The best one because it's not-so-secretly-bad? Mesut Ozil.
- The Season of Sleaze dragged on, unfortunately, as Irma Nici has filed a special motion to effectively kill off David Beckham's libel suit against her. Her attorney shared her sob story, claiming that the legal team Becks hired to serve Nici her writ caused her "emotional and physical injuries". Oy.
- Of course, that story line segues us right into another similar situ – that of Wayne Rooney. Top headlines included: Coca Cola officially releasing him from his sponsorship deal, a holiday/alone time trip with wife Coleen to work on their marriage and the potential embarrassment of having Jenny Thompson put him on blast on telly.
- Eva G. fawned over her ex-boyfriend's current girlfriend, Sara C., when she described the sports reporter as "wildly beautiful." Pastabowl is on the cover of this season's Cuore Style magazine, FYI.
- Nereida Gallardo made it known that those earrings cost Ronaldo 35,000 euros – but any average person can purchase them once she auctions them off. Somewhere, Irina is off laughing in her new $1.5 million loft in Soho, NYC.
- We're always amazed at how many WAGs, Wagabees, and just plain ladies on the prowl are able to bear the winter weather without coats. Alex Gerrard has upped the skin to the wind ante – by not wearing a coat or pants during her weekend outing.


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11 comments · save · last comment by Zsófia F. over 3 years ago
This year I'm going to Glastonbury but I'm also looking to go to a few others, possibly smaller or less known about festivals...maybe you could shine some light on some hidden treasure I haven't yet come across^^
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Man I wish I was going to Glastonbury sadly it's across the pond! But I really like this festival called the Ottawa Bluesfest I go every year .Some of the acts this year are The Roots, Skrillex, Erykah Badu,death Cab, Girl Talk, the black Keys ,and other peeps I can't remember. This year I'm also going to Osheaga Festival which is in Montreal the line-up's pretty boss:)
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Friends Of Mine (aka FOM fest) was last weekend, it's a tiny little festival at Capesthorne Hall in Cheshire - right by my house - which is awesome! If it's on next year then I reccomend it.
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I love watching Glastonbury on tv! & Radio 1's big weekend.
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this yeah i'm going to peninsula festival, in romania. there's ROOOOOOCK. they yet not announced who will perform, but i hope for kings of leon and take that. there will be beastly
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I've been to Reading twice and Isle of Wight once. Reading was amazing, I think it depends on the people you go with more than the actual music. I had so much fun the first year when everyone I know went! IOW was too kiddy for my liking. Lots of pop music and very family friendly. I'm going to Bestival this year. A whole weekend of fancy dress?! Cannot wait!
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last year I went to Lovebox and Underage, but this year I'm going to lovebox and I might to do Summer Sundae :) Underage looks really bad this year, and it looks too expensive for the line up
0 ▲ · May 31, 2011
Larmer tree is always a good one, or Camp Bestival, Shambala. I shall be missing out on festivals this year as i'm of to Greece for 2 weeks. Shame.
0 ▲ · May 31, 2011
I'm off to Bestival this year too, mainly for the Cure. I really cant wait for all the dress up either.. me and my friends are going as Jem and the Holograms. I've got myself a new job so I'm not sure at the moment if I can go to more but I'd really like too.
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I want to go to Bestival for the Cure, Cut copy and the dressing up of course...any idea if tickets are still available??
0 ▲ · June 5, 2011
first festival of the summer (in Hungary) starting on thursday. i can't wait!!
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Bring on the World Cup: the so-far success of the Jurgen Klinsmann era
Began in '96's two soccer experts offer their thoughts on the World Cup-bound U.S. Men's National Team.
The World Cup: An expectation fulfilled
As the match's 94th minute approached, Mexican midfielder Jesus Zavala carelessly dragged down Clint Dempsey. Zavala's eyes seemed to protest the call, but his body language betrayed a player who had all but given up. It turns out Zavala got the memo late; the rest of his team had given up 60 minutes earlier.
Dempsey approached the resulting penalty shot anyway and sprayed it wide, as if some mysterious wind carried the ball away to preserve the "dos a cero" score line that has plagued so many of Mexico's previous encounters with the U.S.
Nevertheless, when the final whistle blew in Columbus, Ohio, and the U.S. Men's team celebrated their win, manager Jurgen Klinsmann looked a man content. His side had dispatched a poor, yet full-strength Mexico at home, riding the inspired crowd all the way to victory. And he had done it without Jozy Altidore, Michael Bradley and Geoff Cameron, his three steadiest players. It was further testament to Klinsmann's long-term emphasis on depth and flexibility, one that involved employing 47 different players over 19 World Cup qualifiers, international friendlies and Gold Cup matches. The U.S. now boast the largest player pool they have ever seen.
The win propelled the men's team to 13th in the FIFA World Ranking, placing them above such teams as England and Chile. The ranking is certainly misleading to a degree. But unlike its fourth-place position leading up to the 2006 World Cup, the U.S. have earned their spot through stout defensive play and a string of victories over respectable squads like Mexico and Italy.
What will push them higher is an offense that is blossoming under Klinsmann. Altidore, Landon Donovan, Graham Zusi and newcomer Aaron Johnson form an attacking corps capable of much more damage than their predecessors. Throw in the European experience gained by players like Bradley, Cameron, Fabian Johnson and John Anthony Brooks, and this squad is far more talented and experienced. Most will be full-time starters with their respective clubs, ensuring that they enter the summer at the tops of their games.
They will need to, given what comes next. A World Cup birth to this team is less an achievement than fulfilled expectation, and it has so far gone according to plan. Klinsmann and the U.S. now face the opportunity to show how far American soccer has moved forward. And really, it has always been about moving forward.
Klinsmann's masterful turnaround
The U.S. Men's National Team punched its ticket to the World Cup this past week with a solid 2-0 win over rival Mexico, providing the perfect moment to reflect on Jurgen Klinsmann's nearly two-year reign.
The 49-year-old German replaced Bob Bradley in 2011, bringing with him the promise of an attacking, flowing game underpinned by a consistent strategy. It was a departure from his predecessor's one-game-at-a-time philosophy, an approach that bred familiarity and experience but left the national team thin on depth. As the U.S.'s core players aged out of their prime, there were few able and ready to take their place.
Klinsmann set out to change all that. He promised the same general approach game in and game out, but ensured that there was always a plan B. Every player had to re-earn their spot, and even stars Landon Donovan and Jozy Altidore found themselves dropped from the squad at various points. Through it all, Klinsmann methodically assembled vast ranks of players who would aid the U.S. over the next couple years and further into the future.
That long-term vision got in the way of early success: the U.S. team went 1-1-4 in Klinsmann's first six matches. But the tide gradually turned, and soon he had signature wins over Italy (in Italy) and Mexico (in Mexico's dreaded Azteca Stadium) under his belt. Then the U.S. withstood a blizzard to beat Costa Rica, and then reeled off 12 wins in a row en route to a 13-2 record, and eventually lingering doubts about Klinsmann's grand vision evaporated. The team now heads to the World Cup as strong and as deep as it has in years, and perhaps ever.
At the core of that success are Klinsmann's subtler accomplishments. He's figured out how to get Altidore scoring consistently, something no other USMNT coach could do. The 23-year-old found the back of the net in five consecutive matches, and seven times in 10 contests.
Also revitalized are Donovan and Eddie Johnson, even as they drift closer to the end of their careers than the midpoint. Much of that lies in Klinsmann's more forward-thinking tactics. The U.S.'s freer style allows it to score on the build-up, counter and against the run of play. And thanks to the the squad's newfound depth, it has found scoring sources from a variety of starters and subs. Klinsmann even trotted out what was essentially the U.S. B team during the Gold Cup, and went on to win it all.
It is a transformation of the national team that has grown soccer's reputation and visibility both among players and fans. Jermaine Jones, Fabian Johnson and Mix Diskerud, among others, could have played for other national teams. Instead, they joined the U.S. More MLS players are being funneled into the system, and Klinsmann's policy of playing the best players — no matter their popularity — raised the level of play for all those involved.
And when those players run out onto the pitch, they do so to a packed house. Fans sing and chant, and follow the squad into enemy territory like Azteca. That would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. But the U.S. now plays attractive, winning soccer, and has so far reaped the rewards.
Of course, the main test is the World Cup. Klinsmann and the U.S. built unprecedented momentum thanks to a brilliant summer, and the spotlight now promises to be even brighter a year from now. Whether the U.S. can withstand that heat is the true test of the Klinsmann era.
Zach Ricchiuti is a contributor and resident soccer expert for Began in '96. Matt Anderson is Began in '96's Richmond correspondent. Find more of his writing at First and Den.


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Zenzai (sweet red been soup with rice cake) is Japanese traditional desert. I know there are many other countries which eat similar soup.
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When we order zenzai or shiruko, it usually comes with Takuan (yellow pickled radish). People need salty food when they are eating sweet thing.
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As I learn things about nmap I am going to write up what I find.
I'm learning how raw sockets on multiple platforms work:
and looking at the source code for nmap with LXR:
Looking at this bug:
o Solve "spurious closed port detection" issue discovered by David:
http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2012/q1/62 . So we need to figure
out what is going on here and then how to fix it. Note that this
doesn't seem to happen when you do ICMP host discovery first (-PE),
so it probably relates to the ACK packet that Nmap sends to port 80
on the target by default.
Looking at the log file provided it appears that the only difference
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SENT (0.1281s) TCP 192.168.0.21:53940 > 220.127.116.11:443 S ttl=59
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RCVD (0.1440s) TCP 188.8.131.52:80 > 192.168.0.21:53940 R ttl=53
id=0 iplen=40 seq=3166348013 win=0
SENT (0.0978s) TCP 192.168.0.21:48346 > 18.104.22.168:443 S ttl=44
id=41206 iplen=44 seq=3988308439 win=1024 <mss 1460>
RCVD (0.1751s) TCP 188.8.131.52:80 > 192.168.0.21:48346 SA ttl=53
id=0 iplen=44 seq=3034488989 win=14600 <mss 1460>
The bad run we received a reset and incorrectly reported the server as down.
I'm tracking down how we handle a reset on a connection and looking at
maybe just doing a retry when we get a reset on any TCP protocol check
(such as seeing if the web server on port 80 is up), up to the retry
count the user sets. I believe the default is 10. This is similar
to how you sometimes get a "connection reset by remote server" when
you are making a web server connection with a browser. The solution
there is to click reload a few times before you finally decide the
server is down, so I thought it could work for us too.
Any solution along these lines should also wait a random, increasing
amount of time between retries. Can't recall the rfc that specifies
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I believe this method would be very effective because nobody is seeing
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Snow Filled Days and Winter magic - when the snow lays its blanket over the Sonnenplateau Mieming, it becomes an enchanted winter wonderland.
Latest seasonal news
The Kinderland Grünberg snow area is closed until December 2014. But stop by for a coffee and bring your kids, there's a really nice playground open year-round!
The free skibus service between Sonnenplateau Mieming & Tirol Mitte to Seefeld starts again in December 2014.
Skiing in the Tyrol is still possible in the glacier areas!
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Cosy fires, snow-decked trees and bright white mountain peaks glistening against a backdrop of bright blue skies: The most beautiful season in the Sonnenplateau Mieming & Tirol Mitte region is probably winter. Drinking mulled wine in traditional mountain huts, romantic night walks under the clear starry night skies, comfortable and inviting holiday appartments and hotels combine to make your stay here very special. Wellness and spa facilities help you to relax and unwind after a day in paradise.
Winter clip


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Q: Why are ghosts bad liars?
A: You can see right through them.
Where do polar bears vote? The North Poll.
Q: Why does the Easter Bunny hide his eggs?
A: Because he doesn't want anyone to know he's screwing the chickens.
Q: Why couldn't Dracula's wife get to sleep?
A: Because of his coffin.
Johnny wanted to get his mom something nice for Christmas but she's hard to shop for. Passing a pet store he thought, "Hmm, a pet might be a good idea." He walked in the pet store and asked the manager what might be a good idea. "How about a puppy?" "No," said Johnny. "It may poop around the house." "A fish?" "No, her house is small, so I don't think an aquarium will fit." Johnny then spied a parrot and asked, "How about that parrot?" "Oh," said the manager, "That's Chet. He's very expensive." "Well," said Johnny, "It's my mom let's take a look." The manager went to Chet, put a lighter under his left wing, and Chet started to sing "Jingle bells, jingle bells..." Then the manager put a lighter under Chet's right wig and it started to sing, "Dashing through the snow..." "Wow!" said Johnny, "What else does he sing?" The manager held the lighter under Chet's crotch at which point Chet sang, "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire."