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FRAMINGHAM, Mass., Dec. 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- IDG World Expo today announced a full agenda of digital photography education, presentations and exhibits aimed at informing, empowering and inspiring professionals and hobbyists alike at Macworld/iWorld 2013 (Twitter: @MacworldExpo; Event hashtag: #iFan13), the Ultimate iFan Event. The lineup includes: a first-of-its kind, full-day iPhoneography special event where innovators in the art of iPhone-based photography will present a variety of professional techniques; Tech Talks diving in to the latest photography apps, advanced photo editing and touch up processes, and much more; an iPhoneography Lounge where attendees can meet the luminaries who will present and showcase photographs taken and refined using Apple and Apple-related technologies; and a show floor boasting new apps, software tools and accessories that are helping drive a revolution in mobile photography. Macworld/iWorld takes place January 31-February 2, 2013, at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco. Early Bird registration with special pricing is now open.
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"The iPhone—coupled with an explosion of related apps, tools and accessories—has redefined how photos are taken, created and shared. Not since the advent of photography has there been as much excitement about image-making," said Dan Marcolina, iPhoneography event organizer. "The iPhoneography event at Macworld/iWorld shines a light on the incredible innovation taking place by bringing together the technologies and key creatives that are pushing this rapidly growing art form to new heights. This will be the largest assemblage of iPhoneography talent and inspiration to date and a celebration of this new chapter in photographic history, the Mobile Movement."
Highlights of the photography events at Macworld/iWorld 2013 include:
iPhoneography: The Mobile Masters Sessions
This day-long special event—featuring more than 13 hours of content—will unveil and celebrate all aspects of the rapidly growing mobile photography art form and feature the largest assemblage of iPhoneography talent and inspiration to date. Attendees will learn shooting and app processing techniques from today's best iPhone artists, examine why iPhoneography is different from traditional photography, explore relevant emerging gadgets and services, and hear from top bloggers, authors and educators to get a complete perspective on what is happening now and what the possibilities are for the future. Check out the full agenda and speaker line up. Sessions include:
- "iPhoneography: Evolution or Revolution? Why the iPhone is the New Zeitgeist of Mobile Photography" with Jack Hollingsworth,an award-winning, 30-year career veteran in commercial photography currently working on a long list of iPhoneography projects
- "Street Photography - iPhoneography: from Shooting to Storytelling" with Richard Koci Hernandez, Emmy award-winning multimedia storyteller
- "The Fine Art of iPhoneography" with Karen Divine and Cindy Patrick
- "iPhone In Education - The Mobile Movement in Photography" with Richard Gray, who runs the world's first face-to-face course in iPhone photography at one of London's leading art colleges
- "Leading iPhoneography Authors: Personal Publishing Experiences and Favorite App Techniques" with Dan Marcolina and Stephanie Calabrese Roberts, two of the most recognized authors on iPhoneography
- "PS touch, Photoshop and Creative Cloud Integration with Monsters" with Julieanne Kost and Russell Brown of Adobe Systems
- "iPhone Blogs and Social Photo Networks Shaping the iPhoneography Story" with Glyn Evans and Marty Yawnick
- "iPhone Art Sharing Sites and the Trajectory of the New Mobile Movement" with Knox Bronson, founder of the only curated site for the global iphonic art movement, and Nate Park, co-founder of a leading online community for mobile artists
- "iPhoneography: Gear. Gadgets. Geekdom. - Accessorizing Your iPhone Camera for Captivating Capture" with Jack Hollingsworth
- "AppAlchemy" with Dan Marcolina
- A special "Meet and Greet Party" with Los Angeles and Bay Area-based mobile photography movement influencers, including Doc Pop, Jennifer Bracewell, Christian J. Sweet and many more.
Photography Tech Talks
The Macworld/iWorld 2013 agenda boasts more than 60 new educational sessions, interactive panel discussions, practical "how-to" presentations and "tips and tricks" learning opportunities with several focused on iPhone photography, including:
- "The Studio in Your Pocket," a workshop with Michael Koerbel and Anna Elizabeth James, iPhone filmmakers at Majek Pictures, will explore the latest video, photography and audio apps for both iPhone and iPad.
- "iPhoneography – Meet the Mobile Masters," a rapid-fire session with Koci Hernandez, Jack Hollingsworth, Russell Brown, Richard Gray and Karen Divine, will take place on the Main Stage and highlight what makes iPhoneography unique and why it is bending photography in a dramatic new direction. This diverse, experienced group of leading iPhoneographers will frame where the mobile photo movement is today and where it is headed in 2013 and beyond.
- "Mobile Portraits, Changing Lives: How to Use Your iPhone to Help Others" with celebrity photographer Jeremy Cowart will include iPhone Help-Portrait photography from Jeremy's portfolio on location in Haiti and Africa and examine easy ways to store photos on your iPhone for minimal equipment use, the best iPhone applications to elevate images and more.
- "The iPad for Photographers: Rate, Tag, Edit and Publish Photos from the Field" session with Jeff Carlson, senior editor at TidBITS and author of The iPad for Photographers, will teach attendees how to import photos from their camera and work with them on the iPad.
- "iPhone Photos - Don't Just Take Them, MAKE Them!" with fine art photographer Jonathan Marks, a fast-moving presentation with tips, tricks and tools that will reveal how the iPhone is not just an image taker, but a true image maker.
- "Creative iPhone Editing," a special talk with Michael Clawson of Big Fish Creations, will educate attendees on the latest and creates tools and apps for photo editing.
And Much More...iPhoneography Lounge, Instagram Challenge and Special eBook
The new iPhoneography Lounge, located in the Live Zone, offers attendees a special opportunity to explore iPhone photography in fun and interactive ways. Speakers from the Mobile Masters and Tech Talk sessions, along with talent and influencers from around the world, will be on hand to meet, answer questions, share their work and even provide attendees with feedback and advice on their own photos and ideas. The Lounge also will feature demonstration booths showcasing new iPhone photography apps and gadgets and a dynamic wall of iPads that will bring mobile photography to life with image portfolios from speakers, influencers and up-and-coming iPhoneographers.
Attendees also have the opportunity to be part of the action by submitting their own images to Instagram using the hastag #mobilemasters for a chance to have them streamed on the iPad wall. The best images from the Instagram challenge will be included in an exclusive Macworld/iWorld Mobile Masters iPad eBook, slated for release on iTunes during the event. The eBook will immerse readers in the artistic process with interactive, step-by-step examples and personal videos and portfolios from more than 50 influential Mobile Masters. This is a special way to bring the experience and knowledge from Macworld/iWorld home.
Expo Hall: A Showcase of Photography Products
The Macworld/iWorld 2013 expo hall will feature hundreds of exhibitors and developers—more than 40 percent of which are first-time exhibitors—showcasing the latest hardware, software, apps and accessories for the Mac, iPhone, iPod and iPad. Dozens of companies have products designed to enable, expand and empower mobile photography, including:
- iPro Lens—the company's iPro Lens System enhances the iPhone camera, allowing users to take professional-grade photos wherever they go.
- Kdan Mobile Software Ltd.—a mobile software development company, its product, Pocket Snapper, is a virtual studio for taking stunning pictures on the go.
- LensPen—a manufacturer of award-winning non-liquid screen and lens cleaning accessories.
- olloclip—a quick-connect lens solution for the iPhone 5 & 4/4S that includes a fisheye, wide-angle and macro lenses.
- Topaz Labs—a company that makes video and image enhancement software for photographers and videographers.
Many more events, performances, featured speakers, shopping opportunities and educational programming are still to be announced.
Attendee registration, along with information about event passes and pricing, can be found at: http://www.macworldiworld.com/register/.
For complete details on media qualification guidelines, please visit: http://macworldiworld.com/media-qualification-guidelines/. Please note that all media are required to submit media credentials for Macworld/iWorld.
For current happenings, news, chatter and to be part of the conversation, join Macworld/iWorld on:
- Twitter: http://twitter.com/MacworldExpo
- Event hashtag: #iFan13
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MacworldiWorld
- LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Macworld-Conference-Expo-1636267?home=&gid=1636267&trk=anet_ug_hm.
About Macworld/iWorld
Macworld/iWorld is the world's Ultimate iFan Event for those who use, create and love Apple products. Attendees will encounter a unique celebration of Apple technology-infused art, music, and film, as well as learning opportunities, and a shopping mecca in our expo hall filled with products and services for Apple users of all skill levels and interests. Whether a home user, an artistic hobbyist, a professional or a true Technorati, Macworld/iWorld gives attendees the chance to experience all that the amazing world of Apple-related tools can offer. Macworld/iWorld will take place January 31 – February 2, 2013 at the Moscone Center West in San Francisco. For more information, please visit http://www.macworldiworld.com.
About IDG World Expo
IDG World Expo (www.idgworldexpo.com) is a leading producer of tradeshows and events for professionals and consumers seeking world-class education, strategic business relationships, and access to industry-leading products and services. IDG World Expo's portfolio of conferences and events includes Macworld / iWorld, the MacIT® Conference, the Electronic Entertainment Expo® (E3®), Anime Expo®, The Game Marketing Summit, Enterprise MobileNext (mNext), and Macworld Mobile. IDG World Expo is a business unit of IDG, the world's leading technology media, research and event company.
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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) SEATTLE, WA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/26/14 -- Global supercomputer leader Cray Inc. (NASDAQ: CRAY) today announced the launch of the Cray CS-Storm -- a high-density accelerator compute system based on the Cray® CS300� cluster supercomputer. Featuring up to eight NVIDIA® Tesla® GPU accelerators and a peak performance of more than 11 teraflops per node, the Cray CS-Storm system is one of the most powerful single-node cluster architectures available today.
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James F. Fielder, the forty-fourth and forty-sixth governor to serve New Jersey, was born in Jersey City, New Jersey on February 26, 1867. His education was attained at the Selleck School in Connecticut, and then at Columbia University, where he earned a law degree in 1887. After establishing his legal career, Fielder entered into politics. He served as a member of the New Jersey House of Representatives from 1903 to 1905; was a member of the New Jersey State Senate from 1907 to 1913; and served as senate president in 1913. On March 1, 1913 Governor Woodrow Wilson resigned from office, and Fielder, who was senate president at the time, assumed the duties of the governorship. He served in this capacity until October 28, 1913, after which Leon R. Taylor succeeded him. Fielder was elected to a gubernatorial term of his own on November 4, 1913. During his tenure, an industrial employee health act was sanctioned; a bank stock bill was authorized; an improved pure food law was enacted; and the state's jury system was advanced. After leaving the governorship, Fielder served during World War I, as the state food administrator. He later secured an appointment to serve on the bench of the New Jersey Chancery Court, a position he held from 1919 to 1946. Governor James F. Fielder passed away on December 2, 1954, and was buried in the Fairmont Mausoleum in Newark, New Jersey.
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Love the open layout for my kitchen. We currently have a very small, narrow kitchen that is connected to our family room. There is a 1/2 wall that divides the family room with our dining and living room area. We have spoken a lot about remodeling and making the kitchen/family room area into a large kitchen, such as this and removing wall or adding a double faced fire place with the dining room/living room area to be one big great room. However, I'm trying to picture how this would look in my home!
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The Turlock High wrestling team entered Thursday's Central California League Tournament with heaping confidence. The Bulldogs had already bested their league foes through a string of duals, leaving one day of competition between them and an outright CCC Championship.
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The 2015 spring season just began on Wednesday for Hilmar High, but already the Yellowjackets have four matches under their belt and at least one more scheduled for today. It's the kind of starting schedule one would expect from a team trying to improve on a fourth place Trans Valley League finish last season.
Adolfo Maldonado of Pitman High has decided to attend California State University, Stanislaus on a soccer athletic scholarship.
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Wendy Soiliman The only way for Lady Octavia Radleigh's grandfather to pay off crippling debts is to sell their ancestral home. Octavia vows that Jake Bentley, a self-made financial guru, will never get his hands on Radleigh, and she sets about turning it into an upmarket hotel. All she has to do is persuade Jake to finance the venture. Jake dislikes everything Octavia stands for, but he's backed into a corner and has no choice but to finance her crazy scheme. When someone sabotages Octavia's efforts and she turns to Jake for advice, they finally discover release for their pent-up passion in one another's arms. Embroiled in a bitter tangle of resentment and paranoia, Jake must race against time to save Octavia from her own folly before Radleigh is lost to them both…
The only way for Lady Octavia Radleigh's grandfather to pay off crippling debts is to sell their ancestral home. Octavia vows that Jake Bentley, a self-made financial guru, will never get his hands on Radleigh, and she sets about turning it into an upmarket hotel. All she has to do is persuade Jake to finance the venture.
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Embroiled in a bitter tangle of resentment and paranoia, Jake must race against time to save Octavia from her own folly before Radleigh is lost to them both…
Excerpt Chapter One "Pink brocade with embossed orange swirls?" Blond hair flopped across Justin's brow as he contemplated the ghastly swatch of fabric. his client had just handed him. "Well, it's certainly an interesting concept." "Oh, it's just a suggestion." Mrs. Malcolm laced her fingers together, looking anxious as she awaited Justin's verdict. "I saw something like it in a magazine and thought it rather striking." "You have unique taste, Mrs. M." Octavia bit the inside of her lip to prevent a persistent giggle from escaping. "Oh, I don't know about that." Their elderly client fluttered her sparse lashes almost coquettishly as her interior designer. "I'm in such a state that I can't think straight. My husband really shouldn't have invited the Farquharsons to dinner without consulting me first. I've seen your work on Marcia Farquharson's dining room. With its new elegance, I'd be mortified if she saw this old neglected room the way it is now. " Mrs. Malcolm really appeared to think it mattered, and, to her, it probably did, but Octavia thought the room looked fine just the way it was. "I don't know what I'd have done if you hadn't responded to my cry for help." "Nothing's too much trouble for you, Mrs. M." Justin took her liver-spotted hand in his and turned on the charm. "After all, you're one of our most valued clients." "Oh well, I was glad to recommend you to my friends after you worked such wonders with my bedroom." She flapped the hand he'd just released, looking a little flustered. "But about the curtains? My husband thought they might be too bold, and he's rather made me doubt my own judgement." "Your husband lacks vision." This time a hint of a giggle did manage to slip past Octavia's guard, but she stifled it quickly and focused her attention on the picture over the fireplace. If she caught Justin's eye, it would be her undoing. "I shouldn't tell you this," Justin said, dropping his voice to a conspiratorial whisper, "but I happen to know that Mrs. Davidson is thinking along similar lines." "Nooo!" To suggest Mrs. Malcolm's deadly rival was aping her style was a sure way to make her forget all about pink brocade and orange swirls. Now that the crisis to their reputation had been averted, Octavia allowed her mind to wander, idly wondering why Justin had dragged her along with him today. His method of handling their wealthy clients with a combination of tact and gentle coercion required no input from her, and she would have been much better employed chasing up the thousands of little details on her to-do list. Their growing reputation as the fashionable interior designers of the moment assured a steady stream of commissions. But the grunt work, seeking out the right bits and pieces to make their projects come together, was down to her. And seeing to those details was what she ought to be doing now. "Lady Octavia's grandfather, the Marquis of Frampton, do you know him?" Justin waited for the sycophantic exclamations to die on the old lady's lips before continuing. "Well, perhaps I shouldn't tell you this either, but I know I can rely upon your discretion." "Of course you can, Justin dear." The old lady's eyes were agog with anticipation. "You know I'm not one to gossip." Justin touched a swatch of burnished gold satin. "Well, his lordship has this exact same fabric at the windows of his morning room at Radleigh Manor." Octavia was jolted away from thoughts of the Chinese vase she'd seen in the window of a small antique shop the previous day. It would be perfect for Mrs. Granger's dining room, but she still hadn't found the time to check it out. She narrowed her eyes at Justin, furious that he'd tell such an outright lie, aware now why she'd been trotted out. They argued endlessly about his tendency to trade upon her title, and only last week she'd threatened to resign if he tried it again. He was good at what he did and already had Mrs. Malcolm eating out of his hand. He didn't need to go that extra mile. A half-hour later they were back in Sloane Street with Mrs. Malcolm's signature at the bottom of a lucrative contract. Justin had added fifty percent to their already outrageous fee due to the urgency of her requirements. "God, it gets harder every day," Justin said, striding toward the tube with a scowl on his face. "Bloody orange swirls indeed. I ask you." Octavia had to run to keep up with him. "You did it again," she said angrily. "Relax! The old bird needed a bit of persuasion, and you happened to be it." He turned his hundred-watt smile on her. "We needed that one, babe, and you helped seal it." "I don't like being used, you know that. Besides, you promised." "Baby, in this cutthroat business you can't afford to be picky." His voice hardened. "Trade on what you've got and make it work for you." "No! Justin, that isn't how I operate. You have a persuasive manner and bucket loads of charm. You don't need to name drop to get what you want. Besides, if Gramps could have heard you just now, he'd have been horrified. It's bad enough when you bandy my name about. Don't start on him too." Justin stopped dead in his tracks, causing the Japanese tourist walking behind him to cannon into his back. He mumbled an apology and turned toward Octavia. "You worry too much. Your grandfather will never know that his name sealed the deal." "But I don't understand why you felt you had to do it, Justin. She would have signed without that." "Yeah, but would she have coughed up the extra money?" "Probably, but even if she didn't, we'd still have made a healthy profit. Besides, we've got more clients than we can cope with at the moment. You were only saying the other day we might need to employ another assistant." "Yeah." He walked again but slower this time so that she didn't have to run to keep up with him. "Yeah, everything's cool, it's just that we've got a temporary cash flow problem at the moment. Some of our customers are slow payers, and we have a lot of up-front expenses." Octavia frowned. It was the first she'd heard about cash flow difficulties. "But our contracts stipulate a third must be paid up front and the rest upon completion. So we ought to be all right." "Yes, my darling," Justin said with exaggerated patience, "but the third up-front doesn't even cover the cost of our materials, and you've no idea how long some of our clients keep us waiting for the rest." "You should have said." "It's nothing you need to concern yourself with." His morose mood lightened. "And don't forget tomorrow night there's that bash at The Dorchester. It'll be a good opportunity to do some networking." "I can't make it. It's Friday, and I'm going to Radleigh for the weekend. I did tell you, and it's in the diary." "You can't. Wade and I need you with us." "And Gramps needs me at Radleigh. I haven't been home for over six weeks." Guilt crept up on her at the thought. "You can go to Radleigh next weekend. This is more important." Octavia bridled. How long had he been talking to her like that? Why hadn't she noticed, and, more to the point, why had she put up with it? "No, Justin, Gramps needs me this weekend. He specifically asked me to go, and I've already told him I'll be there." "The business comes first, Octavia." "I don't think you can accuse me of neglecting the business, Justin," Octavia said angrily, thinking of all the occasions upon which he and Wade went missing for no apparent reason. "And the thing at The Dorchester has nothing to do with business." "Everything's to do with business. If we're not seen at the right places, we'll soon go out of fashion." "Maybe so, but you'll have to go to this one without me." His brow furled, and although he didn't push the issue, something told Octavia she'd pay for her rebellion. Justin hated not getting his own way. "Come on, I could do with a drink." Octavia sighed. What he meant was he could do with was a line of coke. He'd been using more and more recently, but nothing Justin said about the beneficial effects of recreational drugs had persuaded her to experiment. "No, you go ahead." She knew he'd only try to talk her out of going to Radleigh if she stayed with him. "I've got some stuff to finish up in the office." "Okay, if you're sure, I'll catch you later." And he was gone, swallowed up in the crowd milling around the entrance to the tube. Octavia walked briskly in the opposite direction, heading for their prodigious offices in the King's Road. Justin and Wade shared the large flat above, and she often crashed there at night. They worked long hours and partied just as hard afterward, being seen by the right people and keeping their name to the forefront. But tonight she'd clear her desk and go home to her minuscule flat in Battersea. For once she'd put herself first and grab an early night. * * * * Early that same morning Jake Bentley's office in Brighton was alive with activity. "Graham on four, Jake." "Thanks, Mel." Jake took the call, jotting figures on a pad. "Peter on two," Sarah , Jake's junior assistant, shouted as soon as he hung up. As a White Knight Jake was used to living on the edge, everything about his business depending upon secrecy, timing, his own instincts, and a hefty portion of luck. But this was his most ambitious company-rescue yet, and if he'd got it wrong, or if word of his interest in Phillipson Printing somehow got out prematurely, he stood to lose a fortune. He was over-reaching himself this time, his nerves accounting for the palpable tension in the atmosphere, and the blood pulsating through his adrenalin-charged veins. He was on a high that even the best sex had never managed to better, as one by one, his brokers reported in to him. They had almost gained the stock they required when one of the brokers reported frenzied buying from a source other than their own. The predators were on to them! But too late to do anything about it. Five minutes later Graham reported in again. They had a controling interest in Phillipson Printing. Adam whooped and shared a high-five with Jake. "Is it too early for champagne?" Sarah asked. Melanie, Jake's loyal PA, cast a censorious glance in Sarah's direction but otherwise remained a picture of unruffled calm. "Thanks, guys!" Jake grinned inanely. The phone rang again, and Melanie answered it. "It's Candice for you, Jake." "Thanks." He took the call standing at her desk. "Hey," he said to his latest squeeze, a supermodel, who was never out of the headlines. "You still in Milan?" He listened, letting out a deep, throaty chuckle at something she said. "No, that's great, I'm up for that. Put your glad rags on. I'll pick you up at seven and take you to Belgiunie's." He cut the connection, asked Mel to get him a reservation at the exclusive restaurant and headed for his office. Adam joined him a moment later. Jake already had his feet up on his desk and his head thrown back as he savored the feeling of victory. "We've done it, Adam," he said, a tiny part of him still wondering if it was all some big mistake. "We've pulled off the big one, right from under the nose of the competition, too. Not bad for a boy from a sink housing estate in the East End, eh?" "Yeah, but it was never in doubt, mate. I know what you're like when you set your sights on something you want." Adam grinned. "So what's next on the agenda?" "I'm gonna buy myself a new house, that's what." "Got anywhere in mind?" Adam glanced around Jake's elegant office, once the main reception room in his Georgian town-house. The ground floor now housed Jake's business empire, and the upper two were devoted to his living space. "I thought you liked this place." "I do, but this is different, and I've just got to have it. I saw it by accident a couple of years ago when I was returning from a weekend at your parents' place." Jake recalled the ridiculous folly—the intricate building that appeared to serve no specific purpose—that fronted the narrow country lane he'd been driving along, having decided to take the scenic route for once and see where it led. And where it led caused him to slam his foot on the brakes and get out of his car to have a closer look. "It's called Radleigh Manor." Jake pulled a well-thumbed file out of his desk drawer and recited from the information contained in it. "It was built in 1815, shortly after the family were ennobled in recognition of large monetary loans to the cash-strapped monarchy. The house is on three floors and is considered small by Georgian standards." Jake could visualise the spacious rooms with their ornate ceilings, coveting them with a lust that even the most attractive of his dates was unable to inspire. "The grounds originally extended to over two hundred acres but have been gradually sold off over the years, and there are now only fifty left. There's a large lake, stables, a gate house, and, of course, that folly." "What do you want with such a barn of a place then?" "Don't you mean, what am I thinking of, daring to aspire to anything better than Bethnal Green?" "Cool it, Jake, you know that's not what I meant at all. But I assume this Radleigh place is on the market?" "Well, no, not exactly but…" Jake looked up and flashed a grin, his good humor restored. "I've found out a few interesting things about the family." Adam rolled his eyes. "Why am I not surprised?" "The place is owned by the Marquis of Frampton, who's in his mid-sixties. He's an ex-military man. His wife died of cancer not long after bearing Radleigh a son. The boy also went into the military and married a beautiful socialite, with disastrous consequences. According to all the reports available, they argued constantly and were casually unfaithful to one another. Their only child, a girl called Octavia, was packed off to boarding school at the tender age of seven." Jake always winced when he thought about that. The aristocracy's idea of happy families left a lot to be desired. "Anyway, when Octavia was twelve, it seems her parents called a halt to their hostilities and went to her end of year prize giving. What happened next is a matter for conjecture, but it's generally accepted that they'd been drinking heavily and were possibly high as well. They spent all their time at the school bickering, and when they left, they wrapped their car around a tree and were killed outright." "Christ, that's tough." "Yeah, I guess." Jake shrugged. "Anyway, Octavia continued with her education at Cheltenham Ladies College. After A-levels she did a year at a Swiss Finishing School and then spent a couple of years in Paris working for a fashion house and dating a banker. Her name appears in the gossip columns every so often." "I think I've heard of her." "Wouldn't surprise me, knowing the sort of down market rags you read." "Those rags, as you call them, supply a lot of useful information for this establishment, I'll have you know." "Page three being vital for the running of this organization." Adam merely grinned, irrepressible as always. "Anyway, this Octavia's a right little exhibitionist, by all accounts. She's been photographed at all the best places over the years and appears to court publicity. She's now back in London playing at being an interior designer, but I don't suppose it'll take her long to get bored with that." "So, what makes you think Radleigh would consider selling if the house has been in his family for centuries?" "Well, I've heard rumours that he's got financial problems. I've got an appointment with him tomorrow morning, but I want to make sure of my facts before then. Who do you suppose he might bank with, Adam?" "Coutts, I would imagine." Reaching forward, Jake picked up his phone. It was time to call in a few favours. Anyone who thought it wasn't possible to gain access to other people's financial records obviously didn't have the right contacts.
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Definitions of oversight
n. - Watchful care; superintendence; general supervision.
n. - An overlooking; an omission; an error.
n. - Escape from an overlooked peril.
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Kroger Announces Financial Appointments
CINCINNATI, May 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR) today announced Scott M. Henderson has been named Vice President of Pension Investment and Strategy, and Todd A. Foley has been named Vice President and Treasurer, effective with their elections by Kroger's Board of Directors expected on June 27.
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Mr. Henderson, 57, currently serves as Kroger's vice president and treasurer, a position he has held since 2003. He will lead a new team that is responsible for overseeing nearly $12 billion of assets.
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Basic Bonito Broth Recipe
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Bonito, Japanese skipjack, is a streamlined, fast-swimming fish, common in tropical waters throughout the world, where it inhabits surface waters in large shoals of up to 50,000, feeding on fishes, crustaceans and mollusks of all sorts. Katsuobushi (or bonito, if you like) is the main ingredient in dashi, the "mother" to miso soup and, in essence, the Japanese equivalent of a Jewish mother's chicken soup. So you know it's good for you.
I make this broth to serve as a "tea" that can be drunk with grilled fish. I also employ it to make an egg drop soup, which includes a quail egg.
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Servings: 2
12 ounces Chicken stock (or water)
1 2'' x 2'' piece konbu (dried Japanese kelp)
1 cup bonito flakes
1/2 tablespoon kosher salt
- Bring konbu up to a simmer with the chicken stock.
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WCS finals at Blizzcon begin todayWatch live video from WCS on www.twitch.tv There is currently one open spot in the red Bull Battlegrounds StarCraft II tournament taking place later this month. After this weekend, that spot will be filled. The World Championship Series (WCS) finals take place at Blizzcon starting today, the winner of which will take the last qualifying spot for the Red Bull Battlegrounds taking place in NYC on November 23-24. There is some serious competition taking place over the next two days. You can check out a schedule of the weekend's events here and see for yourself the caliber of competitors duking it out. Personally, I'm getting behind NaNiwa this weekend. His Protoss play is some of the best in the business and to me, that's the most exciting race to see played well. Also, I really don't want to see a fifth Zerg enter the pool of 8 for the Battlegrounds event. It would just be....creepy. Comments not appearing? Anti-virus apps like Avast or some browser extensions can cause this. Easy fix: Add [*].disqus.com to your software's white list. Tada! Happy comments time again.
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Heather DinichNo. 1. Tyrod Taylor, QB, Virginia Tech 2010 numbers:He led the ACC and was No. 13 in the nation in passing efficiency with 154.8, was fourth in the league in total offense at 243 yards per game, and fifth in passing average per game at 195.9. He c...
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Heather DinichNo. 6. Russell Wilson, QB, NC State 2010 numbers: He led the ACC in passing average per game with 274.1. He was fifth in passing efficiency (127.5), and completed 58.4 percent of his passes for a league-high 3,563 yards and 28 touchdowns. Previ...
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The Hand that Rocks the Cradle (1992)
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is director Curtis Hanson's suburban horror story of a demented nanny bent on revenge for past wrongs. Peyton (Rebecca De Mornay) was once a happily married woman, but when her doctor husband is accused of assaulting a patient and he commits suicide, her world falls apart and she plots revenge. Claire (Annabella Sciorra), the woman who made the accusation, hires Peyton as a nanny, not knowing of their past involvement. Peyton then proceeds to terrorize the family, … More
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The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is that rare thing, a realistic thriller wise enough not to sell short any of its characters. Just be prepared to become very, very scared when you see it.
This is De Mornay's film and she's a wicked treat, looking daggers at her enemy one moment and then glazing over with sweetness the next.
This is pure unbridled hokum, of course, but extremely effective until the last 30 minutes, when the plot rapidly self-destructs.
The film is unusually gripping.
All of the best parts here go to women -- Sciorra, De Mornay and Julianne Moore in a funny supporting bit as Claire's cynical, suspicious friend.
The Hand that Rocks the Cradle, though it positions itself as chilling suspense, is not even mildly scary; it's just offensive.
The careful structure of THTRTC guarantees that the movie will generate a fair amount of suspense throughout. But the single-mindedness of the movie is a genuine limitation, and, watching it, you begin to feel spoon-fed.
With its banal, docile household threatened by an enemy within, the film is like The Stepfather without wit or irony.
At its best, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is a bright, nasty psychological thriller with a joker up its sleeve.
Exploitation of child abuse and baby-stealing make this one a particularly nasty business.
Unpretentious and efficient.
Things go about the way you expect them to, but Curtis Hanson, who directed, manages to make it work.
Five years before adapting and directing the modern masterpiece L.A. Confidential, Curtis Hanson helmed this sizable box office hit that, like 1987's Fatal Attraction, used home invasion as a crafty commercial hook.
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle keeps you watching, yet this oddly somber thriller is really just a transparent chain of contrivances; it's all stunts, all concept.
Peyton plays upon Claire's deepest anxieties -- her sexual insecurity, her fear of child molesters -- to vicious effect. Hanson and Silver manipulate our anxieties no less adeptly, but a good deal more playfully.
De Mornay seems to have found her true vocation playing the nanny from hell, but while the ensuing thrills may well be enjoyed by many, anyone with offspring of their own would be wise to stay away.
This jovially sinister, middle-class morality tale-cum-horror show is predictable, implausible and fiendishly entertaining.
A low-key thriller that will make baby boomers double-check the references of any prospective nanny.
Curtis Hanson's direction and Amanda Silver's screenplay are both models of no-flab craft and intelligence, and all the actors (who also include Ernie Hudson and Julianne Moore) are believable from the first frame to the last.
Scary premise of mad sitter vs mother and child...effective.
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The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world. That is very true in this nail-biting, on-the-edge-of-your-seat thriller. Excellent acting by Rebecca De Mornay, and Annabella Sciorra who I had not heard of until I watched this movie. Absolutely a great movie! You'll honestly enjoy this movie if your into thriller movies like I am. Rent it!!!! :)
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Former Cleveland Browns linebacker D'Qwell Jackson is set to visit the Miami Dolphins tonight, according to the Tennessean.
He has previously visited the Tennessee Titans and Denver Broncos.
Jackson was due a $3.933 million base salary next season and had an upcoming $4 million roster bonus before being released.
The former University of Maryland standout is a former Browns second-round draft pick who has 891 career tackles, 11 1/2 sacks, eight interceptions, five forced fumbles and seven fumble recoveries.
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