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i think if it's done right with the right artists it would be a good idea KPM
What do most of you think about a Duets album? Elvis's songs like
Proud Mary redone with John Fogerty singing and playing in a remix.
Yesterday - McCartney Tomorrows Such A Long Time-Dylan etc
Each artist could produce their own song to be used in the album. I think it would help introduce Elvis more to young people who may have a narrow view of him. With updated music to get a more contemporary sound. Country artists like Travis Tritt, or Hank Williams Jr on more country material. Ray Charles did it before he died. Sinatra had a couple big albums of Duets. Wiht modern recording methods of being to isolate individual phrases and voices I think they could do totally different songs perhaps. My thought on it is Elvis needs to be kept in front of the young people. The remix ALLC showed how that can affect his sales and stature.
i think if it's done right with the right artists it would be a good idea KPM
If a possible "Duets Album" would be done properly and with good care of the chosen songs or artists it would be a good idea. But not to keep Elvis interesting for a young audience. They have to discover Elvis as he was, on his own terms. He still has it in him to do that. Just by being Elvis Presley.
I am 50 and have been a fan for about 40 years. My kids are 19, 21 and 23. They have been exposed to Elvis all their lives and have an appreciation for him but no drive to listen to him-until the ALLC remix then they wanted to borrow some of my cds and albums to listen to some of his other recordings. Thats where I got the idea. When Elvis was alive he reached new generations, POWERED by the fact that he was here. Its much harder to reach each generation as time goes on. Some kids get it by just seeing an old film or hearing a song -others who are more jaded just don't give him a chance. Seeing how the remix affected my kids is what gave me the idea.Originally Posted by Leroy
yes, let the younger fans discover Elvis like we did, just pure...and like he was..
no remixes.....
But IF there will be an album with nowadays artists, maybe i have this thought : Bono with "Can't help falling in love" in a full duet with E...
There are a lot of examples where younger audiences discovered Elvis without the need to adjust his music. But it's a matter of time (to use an Elvis title). You can't force people to get into Elvis. Especially today's youth. They are too restless. But in time they will open temselves up to new experiences and then..... there's a time for Elvis. I became an Elvis fan when I was eleven. My girlfriend became an admirer on her 19th.Originally Posted by KPM
You know what helps? Show them "That's The Way It Is" and "On Tour". Play the 1969 recordings and the album of "That's The Way It Is". But.....keep away from the hits. They will turn non Elvis fans away. Play music they don't expect from Elvis like "If You Talk In Your Sleep".
Many times I have witnessed non believers in fans because I told them that was Elvis. Their jaws dropped open.
just to assure you...i'm from the younger audience. i say release it now if its gonna happen, i think younger ones(including me) have had enough chnace to find out about E. i mean, llook at the explosion of products in the last 3 years ( i sure came along at the right time) i say, do it now. i'd love it, before everybody gets too old
BTW, this month marks my 3rd year as an E fan, and i am so **** proud of it
sincerely, Scott, a 15 year old Elvis fan
prayers to Jackie my auntie in law, and R.I.P Charlie Hodge, both victims of cancer
Like I said some young people do get it with one song, one piece of film, but most do not. If they did Elvis #One cd would have sold 5 or 6 million instead of 3 in the US at the time of release, it would have sold 15 million worldwide instead of 9. You are right about restless, but they would not consider Elvis a new experience-they THINK they already know him-whitejumpsuit Thank YOu , Thank You very much, peanut butter and banana sandwiches, father of Lisa....Originally Posted by Leroy
My kids have seen TTWII, EOT, 68 special, Aloha and just about every movie he made. Like I said they saw his talent but were not grabbed, until the remix! ( and some of there teen friends liked it and bought it) I do not mean to try to dismiss who he was, I mean it as a way, like the remix, to introduce them to him.
Some people think the remix was not a good thing, because it changed the sound some. Elvis changed his sound about every 5 years. Go from 55 to 60 he changed. 60 to 67 another change in sound and his vocal ability. in 68 to73 huge change, better players, more modern charts, and more emphasis on total sound quality. I think this is a logical step. If there were more unreleased new songs then I would say just update them and release it without any outside artists-until you run out of the unreleased material-then a Duets somewhere down the road. unfortunately we all know unreleased new material is down to nothing.(except the things like the Roustabout alt. title song) In 67 I remember the lul for a few years of big Elvis hits. Most my friends thought he was over the hill, it took the 68 special where Elvis seemed new, and current to them with the Black Leather and Memoris and especially If I Can Dream. Then In The Ghetto, Wonder OF You. Then they were willing to look and listen to him that was 1968 when he was still a live presense-it still took an updating of some kind for his fan base to grow. Thats all I'm thinking. If I did not have my kids and there friends who come over I would have no basis for thinking this way. But I see with my own eyes and hear what they think. But to be truthful I'm not sure BMG would go to the trouble of setting up the complicated process of getting People like Bono(good idea) or Springstein, McCartney... to do this. They would rather keep re-releasing with new artworkand slight cleanup of tracks. Its more profit. I want to see them go to the trouble of producing a quality album with push on that album, barring new material, Duets seems the best bet. My opinion anyway.
exactly right! its always the image! the one in parodies and cartoons. i remember one time i was in a shop looking at the new 68 comeback special, which did not have a parodic kind of cover, and a guy just s******ed at me. they think he's the image that is parodied, how god**** wrong they are!
we give em a chance to see the real Elvis, but that parody image always blocks the way. oh it makes me so friggin pissed off!!!
if they only knew the kind of music like 'hi heel sneakers', 'good time charlies got the blues'. years ago, the new remixes were released, they only worsened the parody of Elvis. they need to get a really stonking great song like maybe 'you've lost that loving feelin' for single release or something like that. the public need to see, hear, and know the REAL Elvis!!!!!!!
sincerely, Scott, a 15 year old Elvis fan
prayers to Jackie my auntie in law, and R.I.P Charlie Hodge, both victims of cancer
Thats why I have never really cared for the impersonators. They are a parody even the good ones do not come close to the voice, look, or chrisma of him. Every time I hear Thank you, thank you very much, by someone I get sick at my stomach. The trouble is its hard to go past that well worn image now with him gone. He is not hear to combat that image in hte flesh, by new releases and new movies or concerts. The Duets thing, could show how many people of todays music, and recent music feel about him-in essence giving him new credibility-combating the joke. I would hope whoever would like to get involved would try to update- but not change- what made him great. Whenever Elvis got involved with new influences good things happened. His last re-mix Rubberneckin sold pretty well but could get no MTV play nor VH-1 for the video. It got very little US airplay even thou it was selling well. The Duet, would have a living artist involved who they could not just say IGNORE IT. Exposure to new kids is hard if they won't play it. A McCartney single is always given a shot on radio and video so is Bono U2 single , so is a Springstein single. Thats what we want for Elvis in some way or form to get the kids to see him in a new light. New light does not change what you see, only how well you see it.
I'm with Leroy, Elvis is "The One and Only" no duets with other singers. No one can sing it like Elvis!
I dream a world where man no other man
will scorn. Where LOVE will bless the earth
and peace its paths adorn...
Well if the duets is not a good idea, how would you guys combat the majority ot the publics view of him- the parody? I want him, by the majority of people, to be seen in the same light as Beatles, Dylan, etc and the truth is most do not. I hear it all the time he did'nt write, was not a good musician, made terrible movies. It is aggravating when you know he is so much more talented and should be listed at least equal to the above. my daughter is in college but works at a cd/video/game store. I can tell you she tells me the Elvis buyers are very few, and the ones who do come in are not young people. The crew there is 20 to 25ish and they number about 23 people on the payroll, except my daughter, when I talk to them- they no NOTHING about Elvis except the parody image. They also, almost to a person tell me he was a a stepping stone to the 60s, He made movies, and sold a lot of records. But they can't name anything but Hound Dog or LOve me Tender. I have been an Elvis fan 40+ years and it is unacceptable to hear this stuff. I'm just looking for a away to get them to take more notice- to investigate the true talent not accept the parody. I have suggested this idea to the estate and BMG and the only responce I got is "Its a great idea, but so much legal rangling is involved in a project like this that it is not under consideration" They go on to point out it took years to get clearances for the Million Dollar Quartet release.
There is only "one" Elvis, but I think it would be interesting to hear some duet versions of his songs. It might turn out to be pretty cool? This should not be focused on presenting his music to a younger audience, though.
Nathan Belt
Take a read of the" Need pictures for lecture" post on the forum. This is what I'm talking about . THis young man has got it, he sees the talent, chrisma, and all but classmates see him as weird.
can i punch out all his classmates?
sincerely, Scott, a 15 year old Elvis fan
prayers to Jackie my auntie in law, and R.I.P Charlie Hodge, both victims of cancer
Do you all know the Verve Mix and un Mix Cd?s?
Well, I guess both parties here are right, people need to hear Elvis in his own terms, but the duest proyect could be great if its done by the right artist...
So I say it will be a double CD, Cd1 the duets stuff; Cd2 the original versions...
I know what you mean with that story with your girlfriend Leroy, something similar happend to me; Im 25, been a fan since seven or so, my girlfriend is 19, shes into '60 stuff you know the Doors, Janis Joplin, Hendrix, early Led Zeppelin, I Like that stuff to... anyway I ones put a Cd on my car, a Cd that I made, there it stuff from las vegas 69, tracks like: Baby What YOu Want Me To Do, Reconsider Baby, My Babe, stuff from On Stage like: See Rider, Polk Salad Annie, Proud Mary, there it was some track from the american like Stranger in My Own HOme Town, Only the Stong Survive...very unknown Elvis tracks for a non audience. So I was driving and she was really enjoing the music, then she told me how good that Cd was, she asked who he was, she had no clue, so I told her who the man was, and that was it, instant respect and interest for the Man. She became a fan when she hear Elvis Blues sides, and latter the folk sides like the Elvis versions of TOmorrow is a Long tIme, DOnt think twice Its All rIght, and Early Mornign Rain, being her a Peter Paul and Mary Fan as well as a Dylan Fan.
But thats something that just happened, Im not at all with that thimg of make people converted haha... I leave that to the fundamentalist that make our world a nightmare.
The duets idea could be something good done right, but the best choice its would be simple as RCa releasing diferent projects than, Love sOngs and greatest hits compilations, givin more chance to projects that showcase other Elvis more artistic sides.
I have full faith in Elvis's music to reach people. But if we the day in day. out fan want to see things like people clamor for liKe EOT dvd done right, TTWII dvd with some of the hours of extra footage we know they have-bottom line someone besides us has to buy it. Personally I would like to see a lot of the good 8 mm fan films cleaned up and dubbed by professionals who can mix sound with computers and digital counters etc. But it will never happen the way it should without a market bigger than now (just us die hard fans). They say working on anything which might expand Elvis's fan base is to expensive. The last few years we ELvis fans have had a pretty good run. RCA and the estate saw the sales for a remix which at first was'nt even official. BMG did 30#1s and did it pretty well they actually had a push on for the release and kept it in the publics eye. New remix Rubberneckin did not do as well, sold less -Second to None not as much push, less sales. They had not really got behind an Elvis release for 10 years till ALLC made them notice. If his sales stay mainly just us, then the great extras we all want(dvds and footage not seen, dubbing 8mm properly, better production of ELvis product , proper respect accorded his talent by others) are not as profitable and no big rush will be there to do them. When Elvis exploded everything he did was a first, we here see how great that was and we know how it rippled down to music of today. But we are looking for the connections. With even the big bang of our universe the farther out in time it gets, the less the noticeable the ripple. I want to see more younger fans for a selfish reason, so that money, time ,and effort are spent on things we want to see and hear. Because the facts of life are(and I do not like it anymore than anyone else) if the big companys BMG, MGM Turner, EPE do not make large profit on an item they will not expend the capital to produce quality product. But this is just my thoughts.
Raised on rock, awesome, beautiful story
sincerely, Scott, a 15 year old Elvis fan
prayers to Jackie my auntie in law, and R.I.P Charlie Hodge, both victims of cancer
If Sony/BMG wants to do one, fine. But I won't buy it.


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Well the 2012 NFL regular season has concluded and like most seasons over the past 10 years the Dolphins have not qualified for the playoffs. It feels like just yesterday hard knocks was on and all the drama that it carried. David Garrard was supposedly going to be the starting QB throwing to Chad Johnson. Tannehill wasn't even mentioned as a possibility when training camp started. Fast forward to the last day of December and Tannehill has started all 16 games and has led this ball club to a 7-9 record.
This season has given Dolphin fans some hope for next year. We have been able to defeat a couple of playoff teams this year in the Bengals and Seahawks and have played tough against most teams. The Dolphins have close to $47 million to use on free agents and the draft and with a young roster there should be a lot of improvements next season. However there is still a lot of ground to gain to catch up to the patriots as evidence from the 28 point shutout they handed us yesterday. The number one need for this team is a wide receiver and maybe even two. I believe the Dolphins would be wise if they were to sign one and then use one of their first two picks on a wide out. I also believe they need another CB opposite of Sean Smith. If Long does leave we need to spend some picks on the offensive line as well. Fasano is a good blocking TE but in a league where TEs have played a bigger role in the passing game we need to get a pass catching TE if the coaching staff feels that neither Clay or Egnew will pan out. Reports are Ireland is safe for this year so it is his job now to bring in talent to this team.
Monday, December 31, 2012
All in all a good season
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Hope?? which team were you watching?? This is the same thing we have been watching for the last ten years. The only thing that has changed is the coach. We will be a pathetic as we were this year next year. Sorry I don't want to rain on anyones parade but I have seen this for to long, until we can compete with the likes of the Patriots and teams of that calibur we will always be nothing more than a joke which is what we are now and have bee for quite a while.ReplyDelete
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Strictly Salsa
Strictly Come Dancing is back on the small screen and millions of us are fox trotting, tango-ing, waltzing and Salsa-ing our way to the sofa. Or are we?
According to ROSALINA LIONETTI there is something better than watching celebs undergoing the punishing regime of daily workouts, wearing costumes that out-sparkle glitter balls and being verbally assassinated by cruel judges in the name of entertainment. And that is actually getting out of the armchair and learning to D-I-Y (dance it yourself?).
You've heard it before: exercise more and eat less to stay fit and healthy. Gyms are great - for about two months of the year; January and February. After that there's always an excuse to steer clear of the place followed by a state of denial that completely ignores the fact that money is seeping out of your account every month for absolutely no reason.
But there is another way to stay trim - Salsa dancing
When I first took up Salsa I looked like Bambi as she tried to walk for the first time on ice - without the endearing qualities of the cartoon character. But like any new venture it takes time, perseverance, practice and patience. You won't get it in one lesson.
So why bother?
Lots of reasons. Salsa dancing is a fabulous way to stay trim. We may be in winter but before you know it you'll have booked the holiday and will already be dreading wearing a bikini. Shoppping for one is a traumatic time, when we realise that all those chocolate treats we've consumed were not such a great idea. But you can do something about it that won't cost a fortune.
Salsa dancing helps you get into bikini-fit shape ladies, while having fun. You can burn, on average, 400 calories in an hour of salsa. If you don't believe me you can consult the Calorie Dance Burner Chart (yes it does exist).
It's a great way to meet new people and you will gain in self-confidence.
If you're already coupled-up then it can be a hobby you both enjoy but be prepared to share your partner (in a strictly non-sexual way of course). Don't get jealous when your beloved dances with someone else - you'll get them back at the end of the lesson - at which time you will be able to dance with them and practice your new moves together. But remember the Salsa etiquette rule book and don't hog your partner.
Here is a word of warning for the ladies. Like all dancing that involves couples, you must leave your bra-burning attitudes at the door and be prepared to let the man lead. That's a difficult thing for me to say but the man does have to lead and you must let him.
At the beginning I found myself inadvertently trying to lead myself. This rendered me unpopular and for a time men avoided me: I could feel myself labelled 'the crazy lady' who wouldn't be led. It was all too much for my independent spirit to take. But once you forget the fact that women have been subjected to thousands of years of injustice and inequality at the hands of a patriarchal society and remember that a couple of hours a week won't make a whole lot of difference, you will relax into the moves and enjoy, I assure you.
If you really enjoy it, you can attend a Salsa boot camp. This is more for the ladies and consists of a day of intense training. Don't despair, there isn't a sequin-clad woman at the front of the class with a whistle screaming "Drop and give me twenty Suzy Qs!" (that's a special salsa-step for all of you, as yet, uninitiated Salsa virgins). Instead, you will spend the day learning the spins, arm-styling techniques and footwork. Great fun.
You will also become a couple of inches taller. Really. Posture is key in dancing - I used to do ballet, tap and modern when I was younger and, like many, I regret giving it up. (Sometimes I think, had I kept at it, that I could have been Darcy Bussell although my mother assures me that, having had all the grace and poise of Nelly the Elephant, that would never have been the case.)
But back to Salsa and those extra inches; dancing is a wonderful way to improve your posture by learning the correct technique. With a straight back you will grow inches in seconds, guaranteed.
And last but not least, put your hand-held brain training equipment away and step away from the sofa onto the dance floor because dancing can actually improve your memory. I won't go into the science of it, partly because I don't know any, but by memorising dance patterns you're actually strengthening parts of the brain. True.
So there you go. Get your dancing shoes on and get yourself down to a salsa venue today - and let's dance!


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Georgia College baseball's rising senior Daniel Szathmary (Suwanee, Ga.) was named New York Collegiate Baseball League Pitcher of the Day for his efforts June 26 as a member of the Syracuse Salt Cats.
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Samsung C8000 series was considered one of the best on the market if not the best in 2010.
Now Samsung claims that D8000 MicroDimming Plus is significant improvement. It does not look only marketing gimmick, see the pic.
Also, moving the backlight to vertical edges should bring huge perceptual effect to the letterbox format as it will get borders like a black hole.
I'm a tad skeptical of the few C8000 owners opinions that the set was so amazing. I mean there is a pretty powerful "I bought this, I love this" effect, especially when paying for premium goods. Samsung's TVs did look really good displaying very easy-to-look-good-at demo material at CES, however, so I certainly hope they both deliver a 65 and that it's amazing.


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My favorite memories always bring me back to the camaraderie and initial discovery of my early years. I remember cutting high school to climb with people twice my age and feeling independent. Sleeping in the dirt with Aussie mates, and prankster extracurricular activities with British friends (the details of which are unmentionable in a proper catalog). Climbing in remote ranges of the USSR, soloing first ascents on beautiful alpine peaks, and falling in love with a Russian policewoman.
From a pure climbing perspective, however, climbing behind the iron curtain had the greatest impact on my climbing and personal life. Back home, when I started climbing in 1968 the only way was trad, so Dresden's trad ethos made sense. Except that back home, trad meant hammering pitons into the rock. A big change then came in '72 or '73 when the focus shifted to a cleaner style, using removable nuts – my friends and I heard a lot about the new gear, but we couldn't readily get our hands on it, so we made our own nuts (any machine shop sells them …) and improvised the rest. Soon, with climbers like John Stannard leading the way, our focus on minimally impacting the rock naturally evolved into trying to free climb old aid routes. And then, as happens when you travel and see new things, I became inspired further. The sandstone in the region of the former East Germany had a long history and a great level of difficulty that had eclipsed standards set elsewhere around the world. In Dresden they climbed hard – and barefoot, with only slings for protection and no chalk. The aura surrounding climbing these great routes in a minimalist style made me realize I could accomplish much more with less in all areas of my life.


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Keselowski grabs early lead in points race1:21 am | March 19, 2013
BRISTOL — Winless thus far this year, the reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup champion is nonetheless back atop the point standings.
Brad Keselowski recorded a third-place finish in Sunday's Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway, and the Ford driver left the concrete oval with a nine-point advantage over Dale Earnhardt Jr. through the circuit's first four stops.
"Obviously, we're off to my best start ever," Keselowski said. "That's really cool. I'm happy for my team.
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Mohammad Nabi helped Afghanistan record a famous 13 run victory over Ireland in the second of today's Twenty20 World Cup qualifies in the United Arab Emirates.
The all rounder smashed 43 runs from just 25 balls to help Afghanistan recover from 97/6 to set the Irish a run chase of 140.
The Irish, who were the favorites to claim a place in the World Cup coming into the qualifies, fell 13 runs short despite a gallant 35 from skipper William Porterfield.
The Irish had got off to a good start in their run chase thanks to Porterfield who smashed a quick fire 35 from just 23 balls but when the skipper and Andre Botha were both bowled by Karim Sadiq it started an Irish collapse which saw them fall to 78/5.
Trent Johnston kept the Irish hopes alive with a brisk 18 before he fell in the 19th over with Ireland still needing another 15 runs for the victory.
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When you ask about how long of a level line a 12' Iwana can cast, it depends on the weight of the line and the quality of the final presentation of your fly on the water you are looking to attain.
For lines shorter than the length of your rod, use the 4.5 line. The shorter line needs to have more mass to effectively load the rod tip.
For lines the same length or slightly longer (12-15 ft) use 3.5 line.
For long lines (16-25' on up), use 2.5 line. As the lines get longer, they get heavier. A 25' 3.5 level line is too heavy to get nice casts with good presentation.
I know that a lot of people will say that 3.5 level line in any length is all you need for tenkara. They are only partially correct. Yes, you can cast long lines with your Iwana and 3.5 level line. The efficiency of your rod is way out of balance and you sacrifice accuracy and presentation because of that.
With all that said, wind is the wild card and then you want to increase the mass of your lines to help punch through the wind and shorten up your lines and add a heavier fly to your line. Long line casting in the wind sucks with any level lines.
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The CAD program here at New River Community College offers a high quality and diversified curriculum and has been completely re-worked from the ground up. The program is now recognized not only as one of the top CAD programs in the state but has been recognized on a national stage as one of the first community college CAD programs in the country to offer a game technology program. The program was a part of a grant awarded by the NSF (National Science Foundation) to showcase students' work in 3D Animation and Game Level Design.
The advanced students have also produced advanced concept design projects such as UGV (Unmanned Ground Vehicles) & UAV (Unmanned Air Vehicles). These projects have brought the spotlight to the CAD program by companies such as:
The class of 2010 has two UAV concept designs which received rave reviews by: SkunkWorks, General Dynamics, Dr. Daniel Raymer President of Conceptual Research Corp - Author AIAA as well as current AIAA President and former Chief Scientist of the United States Air Force Dr. David Thompson.
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The Modern Homettes CEOS Club won the Top Blue Ribbon Club at the annual Spring Achievement and Awards Banquet April 2 at the Way of Holiness Fellowship Hall, according to a club announcement received recently.
Some members served on the decorating committee and others worked the Arts and Crafts display tables for judging.
The club entered the poster contest, won second place on the scrapbook cover competition and thrid place on the scrapbook competition. Donna Bennett won CEOS of the year in her age group.
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Members of the Modern Homettes CEOS Club gather recently. Shown in front are Lucy Mullins, Nancy Hinchman, Debbie Quick and Mae Collins. The back row includes Shelia Thomason, Jean Hollen, Cindy Phillips, Shirley Spreacker, Donna Bennett and Eleanor Harris.
Members attending the event included Shelia Thomason, Jean Hollen, Lucy Mullins, Cindy Phillips, Nancy Hinchman, Shirley Spreacker, Debbie Quick, Mae Collins, Donna Bennett and Eleanor Harris.
The Upshur County CEOS Clubs also held their annual fall fundraiser Oct. 13 at Way of Holiness Fellowship Hall.
This was a great success, thanks to the CEOS and the community.
The clubs wanted to thank all the sponsors that donated door prizes to help with the event: Hallmark Store, Country Primitives and More, Simplicity Tanning, Sam's Pizza, Fox's Pizza Den, Wendy's, Mr. Donut, and Kroger's in Buckhannon.


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To promote its Moto X smartphone, Motorola has created the world's first interactive print ad to be featured in select copies of WIRED's upcoming January issue. The interactive ad allows readers to start customizing the Moto X right from the page, with multiple color options on hand. Check out the video above to see how some simple circuitry allowed Motorola and WIRED to present the world's first interactive print ad. To see if it in person, pick up a copy of WIRED's January issue at select newsstand's and stores.
[Written by James Michael Sama] I've made posts in the past about qualities of a gentleman, as well as the differences between a 'bad boy' and a jerk. But, how does this all translate into how somebody acts while in a relationship? A man may be able to put across a great image, but it could simply be a cover for hidden shortcomings, or he could just be totally faking it to 'get the girl.' After the jump, here are some ways to know if you've struck gold. [Read & See More]
After the preview of H&M's Spring 2014 collection during New York Fashion Week, here's a look at the behind-the-scenes style video showcasing key looks from the upcoming collection for both women and men. For women, the collection included tough and edgy tones with bohemian styles inspired by Parisian cool pioneers Jane Birkin and Francoise Hardy. The downtown assortment grounded itself with Patti Smith inspired tomboy accents, leaving a lasting impression of fresh and modern pieces to choose from. H&M's Spring 2014 collection will hit stores on March 6, 2014 and will be sold in H&M stores worldwide and online. Stay tuned for more updates on the Spring 2014 collection. Check out the men's lookbook video after the jump. [See More]
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Q: Will the new métro cars be replacing all the métro cars in use today, or will old métro cars still be needed and if so how many? I ask because I don't understand how 468 new cars can replace the 700-plus cars in use today. Perhaps the new cars are longer?
Paul Broomfield
A: No, the 468 cars now being built by Bombardier-Alstom will not replace all Montreal métro cars.
They will replace 336 cars that have been in operation since the métro opened in 1966, with the extras ordered to accommodate expected ridership increases and planned subway extensions.
The Société de transport de Montréal also owns 423 métro cars that have been rolling since 1976, but no decision has been made yet on how and when to replace them.
The 468 cars on order will cost $1.2 billion, though the final tally will be almost $2.5 billion once the cost of financing charges, contingencies and required infrastructure upgrades are included.
The new trains will not be longer. They'll still be nine-cars long (the same as current trains) but the interior of the cars will be very different. The will have an open-concept design, allowing passengers to walk from one end of the train to the other. The new design will increase the capacity of trains by about 10 per cent, the STM says.
Montreal is to start putting into service one new nine-car train per month starting next year, with all the trains – 52 train sets – due to be delivered before the end of 2018.
While on the topic of the new cars, I checked in on the state of the contract. Big projects like this are notorious for running late.
"We're on schedule," STM chairperson Michel Labrecque said when asked about the new cars two weeks ago. He added testing is starting on the first car.
"They built a one-kilometre test track in a field behind (Bombardier's) factory in La Pocatière," Labrecque said. "It's a mega-Tempo-shelter" that simulates the Montreal métro system, where trains do not travel outdoors.
Acceleration and brake tests will continue for several months.
"Once that testing is complete, we'll get (the car) at the end of the fall for tunnel tests in the métro," Labrecque said. "They'll run at night (when the subway system is closed to the public) and with sandbags in them" to simulate the weight of people on board. STM testing will take six months to a year.
Meanwhile, the STM has started raising parts of platforms in some métro stations in anticipation of the new cars. The work began in January and will continue until December. All stations that now have elevators or that will have elevators by 2017 will see the platform raised by up to 65 millimetres along 17 metres.
There is now a gap between the edge of platforms and the floor of métro cars. Those in wheelchairs often need assistance to manage it.
"Wheelchairs will be able to enter any of the 27 doors on the new trains," Labrecque said. But at the front of the train, the new trains will be flush with the platform at these key stations, allowing wheelchair users to enter and exit trains without assistance.
Dominique Lemay, the STM's director of métro operations, said the first new nine-car train in service will be on schedule in 2014.
Most of the trains are destined for the Orange Line, Lemay said. "For the first two and a half, almost three years, they will be put on the Orange Line," he said. After that, the new cars that arrive will roll on the Yellow Line.
"Then, we will see where the surplus goes," he said. Some of those extra cars may go to the Blue Line, if the proposed eastward expansion to Anjou goes ahead, he said.
Click here to watch a video tour of a model of one of the new cars.
Last week's poll question: Should the STM take over Bixi?
No, 37.5%; Yes, 62.5%
This week's poll: On what should the STM focus?
* Making sure buses run on time.
* Adding new bus lines.
* Creating reserved bus lanes.
* Co-ordinating buses with AMT trains.
To answer or send questions,
go to montrealgazette.com/dailycommuter. You can follow Andy Riga on Twitter at @andyriga and on Facebook at andyrigamontreal.


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What happens if you're kidnapped and held for ransom? Or a terrorist attack or natural disaster shuts down your city and you find yourself in chaos? How do you stay alive? How do you get to safety on your own?
Kevin Reeve from onPoint Tactical Survival School will train our reporter Bob DeCastro to survive virtually any modern-day crisis with the "Urban Escape and Evasion" course that is coming to LA.
This class provides leading-edge skills to civilians who live or work in challenging urban environments or who may find themselves in a destabilizing urban area during a crisis. Topics covered include covert movement (day vs. night), the judicious use of caches, understanding urban baseline movement and urban awareness training, the use of disguises and false papers/identification, lock picking, escaping from unlawful custody, obtaining and driving local transportation, the use of "specialized" urban gear, and instruction on how to develop urban escape and evasion go-bags. A one day urban escape scenario is held the final day of class.
ABOUT ONPOINT TACTICAL: onPoint Tactical offers professional certification in Scout, Tracker, and Wilderness Survival disciplines. Course topics include Urban Escape and Evasion, Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) training; Search & Rescue (SAR) tracking, primitive wilderness survival, winter survival, scout reconnaissance, animal trapping, booby traps, sniper fieldcraft, camouflage, off grid medical care, force protection, combat and pursuit tracking, counter and anti-tracking, animal tracking, hostile environment training, and land navigation.
ABOUT KEVIN REEVE: Kevin Reeve is the founder and Director of onPoint Tactical LLC. Kevin has provided training to law enforcement, SAR teams, and the US military in the arts of tracking, survival, escape and evasion and urban operatioAns for over 12 years. He has worked with many Special Ops units, training individuals and teams, as well as a host of local and federal law enforcement officers and SAR teams.
Prior to founding onPoint Tactical LLC, Kevin worked for one of the top tracking schools in America. Kevin spent 8 years as a Director at this program, and was responsible for the instructor staff there.
Prior to this, Kevin worked in Silicon Valley for 15 years, including a five year stint at Apple Computer doing organizational development and executive coaching, as well as platform training and curriculum development.
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A 56-year-old Ohio man has died while diving the Benwood wreck site offshore from Key Largo.
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office says Ronald Dye of Grove City, Ohio, and his dive buddy entered the water at 9:15 a.m. Wednesday from the commercial dive vessel Tropical Adventures. The captain told police the dive buddy surfaced about 25 minutes later and signaled for assistance.
A mate on board entered the water with a rescue buoy and helped both men back aboard the boat. Dye was unresponsive and the mate began cardiopulmonary resuscitation as the vessel started back to shore.
Dye's dive buddy told police that Dye ran low on air, so they surfaced. Dye was taken to Mariners Hospital in Tavernier. An autopsy will be done to determine the cause of death.


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Heath Bell will fill in for J.J. Putz (elbow) as the Diamondbacks' closer.
Carlos Ruiz closed out a great four-game series against the Dodgers by reaching base all five times up and cracking a game-winning, two-run double in the ninth off Brian Wilson in a 7-3 Thursday win.
Josh Donaldson went 3-for-4 with two walks, a double, and two home runs as the Athletics routed the Astros 10-1 on Thursday.
Scott Kazmir improved to 3-0 after allowing one run over six innings in Thursday's start against the Astros.
Yoenis Cespedes has been diagnosed with a left hamstring strain.
Huston Street tossed a scoreless 12th inning to nail down his eighth save as the Padres defeated the Nationals 4-3 on Thursday.
Seth Smith left Thursday's game versus the Nationals with a right groin strain.
Brett Gardner drew three walks, stole two bases, and scored four runs as the Yankees routed the Red Sox on Thursday.
David Lough collected three hits in four at-bats, walked, and stole two bases as the Orioles topped the Blue Jays on Thursday.
Chase Headley left Thursday's game against the Nationals with a right calf strain.
Eduardo A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun reports that the Orioles are eyeing next weekend as the return date for Manny Machado (knee).
Athletics manager Bob Melvin said Thursday that Jim Johnson could be back in the ninth inning mix along with Luke Gregerson and Sean Doolittle.


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On this week's On the Media, Lawrence Wright on his in-depth investigation into the Church of Scientology, The Autism Channel, and Facebook's new search feature.
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Graduate Certificate in Technical Market Analysis
An online and accredited graduate certificate program designed to prepare students technically for a career in financial analytics.
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Golden Gate University's nationally prominent graduate Technical Analysis program was founded and developed by Professor Henry Pruden, one of the leading authorities on technical analysis education. The program is designed to enhance the professional capabilities of traders, advisers, portfolio managers and brokers in stocks, bonds, derivatives, and commodities. Our nationally known practice-experienced faculty are uniquely advantaged to teach the latest in investor psychology and behavioral finance as well as the classic techniques by R.D Wyckoff and by Edwards and Magee. Reflecting the growing need for professional credentials, the program is aligned with and helps prepare students for either the Chartered Market Technician (CMT) or the Chartered Financial Technician (CFTe) examinations.
Online study: Golden Gate University developed the TMA certificate in an online format. New students start with FI 352 online and will be offered the appropriate sequence of classes going forward. Students typically complete the certificate in 18 months or less.
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Please note that some courses taken as part of certificate programs will have prerequisites. These prerequisites must be satisfied (through transfer of equivalent coursework or through taking the courses at Golden Gate University) before the certificate courses can be completed.
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Having your makeup look flawless on date night is super important. When you are all dolled up, you look and feel more confident, which will make you more fun to be around. One of my favorite makeup looks to create for date night is the natural smoky eye look. It isn't as dramatic as a traditional smoky eye look, but it will still turn heads. Here is how you can achieve natural smoky eyes for date night.
Prep Your Eyelids With Eye Shadow Primer
If you want your eye shadow to stand out, you have to prep your eyelids with eye shadow primer beforehand. A good eye shadow primer will give the eye shadow something to stick to so that it lasts longer on your eyelids. Just dab a few dots of eye shadow primer on your eyelids and blend it in with your fingers. If you are looking for a good eye shadow primer, check out Urban Decay Primer Potion.
Apply Taupe Eye Shadow Across Your Eyelids
Use a small eye shadow brush to apply a taupe eye shadow across your eyelids. Make sure to not apply this eye shadow above your creases. One of my favorite taupe eye shadows to use is MAC Eye shadow in "Satin Taupe."
Sweep Bronze Eye Shadow Along Your Creases
Take a blending brush and sweep a bronze eye shadow along your creases in windshield wiper motions. Just keep sweeping this eye shadow back and forth until it blends perfectly with the taupe eye shadow.
Highlight Your Brow Bones With Champagne Eye Shadow
Soften up the look a little by applying a champagne-colored eye shadow along your brow bones with another small eye shadow brush. Stila eye shadow in "Kitten" is a great highlighting color to try.
Line Your Lash Lines With Black Pencil Eyeliner
Carefully apply a black pencil eyeliner along your upper and lower lash lines. If you want your eyeliner to last even longer, go over it with some black eye shadow.
Apply Black Mascara to Your Lashes
Finish off the look by applying two coats of black mascara to your eyelashes.
Make sure to keep the rest of your makeup pretty low-key. Just apply some peach blush along your cheekbones and nude lipstick on your lips, and you are all set to go!
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LINCOLN — Nebraska is projecting a 9 percent increase in sports revenue for the coming year, which will make Husker athletics close to a $93 million enterprise annually.
The budget for fiscal 2013-14 is going through final approval, Husker Athletic Director Shawn Eichorst said Wednesday, but the expected revenue hikes of about $7.6 million are solid based on three things.
"Increased seating in football, increased seating in volleyball and increased seating in basketball," he said. "It's going to be great come fall when we start setting all-time attendance records."
Here are the numbers:
� Football: Memorial Stadium is in the final stages of a $63.5 million East Stadium expansion. That will boost the listed capacity to about 87,000 with attendance expected at 92,000. The stadium has been sold out for 325 consecutive games since 1962. Ticket seekers can ask for placement on a waitlist.
� Volleyball: Next month comes a move from the 4,030-seat NU Coliseum to the Devaney Center, remodeled at $20.5 million for volleyball to about 6,500 seats with potential for more for premier match-ups. The waitlist is closed until 2014 for a program with 181 straight sellouts, the longest streak in any American women's college sport.
� Basketball: The men and women will move from the 13,595-seat Devaney Center to the 15,200-seat Pinnacle Bank Arena. On May 3, public tickets for men's basketball sold out — a first in school history.
Nebraska's expected budget of $93 million puts it about 25th nationally (Texas is first at about $170 million) and in the middle of the pack in the Big Ten (Ohio State is first in the league and second nationally at about $150 million).
Where NU ranks financially is hardly front of mind for Eichorst.
"You've got to take care of your own business," he said. "Every place is different because of the number of sports they have, the cities they are in and how far they have to travel.
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"We stay within our means, but we're also able to be progressive."
Eichorst, who succeeded Tom Osborne in January after 18 months as A.D. at Miami (Fla.), was pleased when first shown the NU athletic department's books.
"We're in really good shape financially," Eichorst said. "Supporters of this university would be proud of how we have managed our business."
The new boss's style isn't to hand out across-the-board increases or decreases in budgets and salaries. Each sport and coach will be evaluated case by case.
Will each of Nebraska's 24 sports get a budget increase this year?
"To the extent they need it," Eichorst said. "I don't have any moratorium on increasing anyone's budget if they need it. I'll be supportive of needs, not luxuries. After needs are met, we'll look at other strategic spending."
Nebraska Chancellor Harvey Perlman recently hinted that the Huskers may add sports soon, likely on the women's side. Eichorst said he hasn't discussed it with Perlman.
"I certainly don't want to drop any sports," Eichorst said. "If we were going to add, we'd probably look on the women's side. But I like where we are right now."
Nebraska's goal is to support all sports well enough to compete successfully, first in the Big Ten, then regionally and nationally.
"I think we have a little work to do there yet in some of our sports," Eichorst said. "You've got to be fair to your student-athletes. You've got to give them a chance."
So if Nebraska sponsors a sport, it plans to win?
"Darn right," Eichorst said.
Other athletic department notes and quotes from Eichorst:
� Personnel: This week's hiring of Steve Waterfield from Miami as senior associate A.D. for performance and strategic research "filled a need." Are other hires imminent? "As I assess our needs, we'll add people or maybe play to people's strengths differently. It will be important to go through the fall when the heavy lifting starts to get to know everyone better."
� Facilities: "When you talk about bells and whistles, we're not at the bottom, and we're certainly not at the top. But functionally, I don't know if anybody has better facilities than Nebraska."
� Booster relations: Eichorst has made 70 to 75 public appearances in his first six months. "I've really enjoyed talking to groups about where we've been, where we are and where we're going. I feel confident that they trust us with their donations to strategically spend them the right way."