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Dassault's New Falcon 5X Makes First Virtual Flight
Dubai, UAE, November 18, 2013, PRNewswire/- Dassault Aviation's next-generation Falcon 5X has performed its first simulated flight, completing an important milestone in the development program.
The "flight" was performed November 13 on the Falcon Simulation Bench at the company's design office in St Cloud, France. Philippe Deleume, Dassault Aviation's chief test pilot, and Philippe Rebourg, test pilot, were at the controls.
The 5,200 nm Falcon 5X was unveiled last month at the National Business Aviation Association Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. It will feature the largest cabin cross section and most advanced digital flight control system in the industry. First flight is expected in the first quarter of 2015.
The Falcon Simulation Bench comprises a cockpit mock-up coupled to a real-time simulator and a panoramic external visualization system depicting the artificial flight environment. It allows pilots to test all phases of flight, from take-off to landing, and to fine-tune and validate control laws before the maiden flight of the aircraft.
The bench is capable of testing the aircraft behavior throughout the approved flight envelope and beyond. All aircraft configurations are extensively evaluated at different aircraft weight, speed and center-of-gravity (CG) settings.
Last week's flight was intended to verify aircraft behavior in various flight configurations, including takeoff, cruise and landing, under conditions equivalent to those of an actual flight, and to perform an initial run-through of the flight envelope.
"I was impressed by the simulated behavior of the aircraft, which was extremely sound and responsive," said Deleume. "We anticipate that it will exhibit exceptional handling qualities in the grand tradition of Dassault aircraft."
The 5X is featuring a brand new wing and will be equipped with an enhanced version of the pioneering digital flight control system on the ultra-long range 7X, designed to command all flight controls surfaces, including slats and flaps. It will be the first business jet fitted with flaperons - active deflection control surfaces that can act both as flaps, ailerons or airbrakes.
The bench testing process will gradually be enriched with actual flight test data and will also serve in the certification process.
Note for the Editors
Dassault Falcon is the recognized global brand for Dassault business jets which are designed, manufactured and supported by Dassault Aviation and Dassault Falcon Jet Corp.
About Dassault Aviation
Dassault Aviation is a leading aerospace company with a presence in over 80 countries across five continents. It produces the Rafale fighter jet as well as the complete line of Falcon. The company employs a workforce of over 11,000 and has assembly and production plants in both France and the United States and service facilities around the globe. Since the rollout of the first Falcon 20 in 1963, over 2,250 Falcon jets have been delivered. The family of Falcon jets currently in production includes the tri-jets— the Falcon 900LX and the 7X— as well as the twin-engine 2000LXS, the Falcon 2000S and the new Falcon 5X.
About Dassault Falcon Jet
Dassault Falcon Jet Corp., is a wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of Dassault Aviation, France. Dassault Falcon Jet markets and supports the Falcon family of business jets throughout North America, South America and the Pacific Rim countries of Asia, including the People's Republic of China.
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The Gaston County Baseball Tournament has a new sponsor.
Carolina Orthopaedic & Sport Medicine Center, P.A. has signed on as the presenting sponsor for the annual tournament after CaroMont Health chose not to renew its agreement due to budget constraints.
Carolina Orthopaedic�s sponsorship will cover officials, security and baseballs. The Gaston Gazette remains an organizing sponsor, and the City of Gastonia Parks and Recreation also stays on as a sponsor and host.
CaroMont Health had sponsored the tournament the past four years.
Sims Legion Park in Gastonia will be the tournament�s site for a fifth straight year. The 27th annual tournament is scheduled for April 1-5, with four games on April 1 and two games each of the next four days.
South Point beat Forestview 6-0 for the title last year.
Gaston County Baseball Tournament
Presented by Carolina Orthopaedic & Sport Medicine, PA, The Gaston Gazette and City of Gastonia Parks and Recreation
At Sims Legion Park, Gastonia
April 1
Hunter Huss vs. Bessemer City, 10 a.m.
South Point vs. Ashbrook, 1 p.m.
East Gaston vs. Forestview, 4 p.m.
North Gaston vs. Cherryville, 7 p.m.
April 2
Huss-BC loser vs. SP-Ash loser, 4 p.m.
EG-For loser vs. NG-Cville loser, 7 p.m.
April 3
Huss-BC winner vs. SP-Ash winner, 4 p.m.
EG-For winner vs. NG-Cville winner, 7 p.m.
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Pulling a boat from the water is a fairly simple thing. There are many, many, many videos on Youtube showing you a variety of ways in which to do it. What you don't do is daisy-chain a bunch of SUVs and floor the gas.
That will result in a lot of things breaking, like your trailer, your boat, and, inevitably, some other guy's pickup truck. Poor Other Guy, just trying to get his boat out of the water next to these two. Now his whole day is ruined.
Don't ruin other people's days. Don't daisy-chain your trucks and stomp on the accelerator pedal just to get a boat out of the water.
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The new owners of a Paul Rudolph-designed residence in Westport, CT, have expressed intentions to demolish the house. The threat to the Rudolph project became known to the national preservation community, many of whom are trying to rally support to save this significant work, including a search for an alternate buyer to ensure the property's preservation.
Built for Dr. and Mrs. Louis J. Micheels in 1972, Rudolph's design at 16 Minuteman Hill allows for a view of the Long Island Sound from every room in the house, which itself is finished in exposed concrete aggregate on the exterior and smooth, white plaster on the interior. Rudolph wanted to achieve a sense of motion, which he achieved through the articulation of overlapping and interlocking volumes, planes and structural members. This design is in many ways reminiscent of Rudolph's own apartment at Sutton Place.
A heated discussion as to the merits and efforts of preserving this work is taking place at www.westportnow.com, under their 'Teardowns' section, or letters can be faxed to Westport News, attn: Will Rowlands, at the editorial fax (203) 454-2765.
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"It will contain surprises for Bush supporters and his detractors," said Stone.Who's the right actor to play George Bush? Josh Brolin. (Here's a photo slideshow. See the resemblance?)
[Stone] said Brolin was better looking than Bush, "but has the same drive and charisma that Americans identify with Bush, who has some of that old-time movie-star swagger."
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David Schlemko scored on a power play with 8:46 left and the New Jersey Devils rallied twice to beat the New York Rangers 3-2 on Tuesday night.
Lee Stempniak and Joseph Blandisi also scored, Cory Schneider made 31 saves and the surprising Devils beat the Rangers for the second straight time this season. It was their fifth win in six games and moved them within two points of New York for second place in the Metropolitan Division.
J.T. Miller scored twice for New York, which came within a goalpost of tying it on a shot by Ryan McDonagh. Henrik Lundqvist made 22 saves.
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Father's Day without your father: A familiar ache
"Stay away from Facebook."
That was the kind warning from a good friend in 2015 on a Sunday five months after my dad died.
A Sunday in June. Father's Day.
Like another sunny Sunday six months after I lost my mom, I knew my social media feed would be packed with pictures of parents and kids brunching, biking, grinning, golfing.
Father's Day, like Mother's Day, can be an empty 24 hours for those who have lost their parents, a day you just try to survive. You can visit grave sites, do something large or small in their honor. But it doesn't ease the pang. And there's the sad reality: Many days can feel like Mother's Day or Father's Day.
I know I am fortunate. My strong-willed, independent parents lived well into their 90s, mostly in good health. We traveled, we visited museums, we had dinners and, um, lively discourse. I have gobs of photos; I even thought to save voice mails.
Grief, though, can be a level playing field. I am convinced that no matter how old you are, when a parent dies a piece goes missing.
My sweet, effusive mom was in many ways my best friend. Even though most of my adult life I lived 25 minutes away, I talked to her almost every day on the phone, usually a 2 p.m. call. We pored over the letters — her extensive snail-mail correspondence to some people I had never even met — we went shopping, we dabbled in her garden, we talked.
My mother, whose faith meant everything, always had a prayer at the ready, was always concerned if I was getting enough sleep, was I doing something fun. And no matter what the situation: Was I eating?
She couldn't wait to tell anyone who would listen, be it the receptionist at the doctor or the checker at the grocery story, about her doctor son and journalist daughter.
My father was the more reticent one with words pretty much always coated in caution. The first thing you do when you get to your hotel room is check the smoke detector to be sure it's working. Your tires should be cold for at least an hour before you take the pressure. Never trust an auto mechanic: Make sure he really did change the oil.
When I moved into a new place he would be right over with a charley bar and a warning about those "second-story men." Every October I could count on a reminder that when the leaves start spilling off the trees and it rains, the roads are slick.
One time he called to console me when I missed out on a promotion and told me emphatically to "go have a beer." But don't do it anywhere in the city that might be dangerous and be sure to take a cab.
A Father's Day tribute: Thanks, Dad
After my mom died, my dad and I took wobbly steps into the haze of our new normal. And then something amazing happened: He, too, became my best friend. We ran errands, we went on walks, we shared meals, we took little trips so my amateur photographer dad could scout out new photo subjects. .
I saw a side of him I had never witnessed, perhaps the one my mom fell in love with. He had a deep appreciation for music that punctuated his life; he taught me to love opera. He had a good heart and a catalog of stories. He had a sly sense of humor, once putting an Obama bumper sticker on his car mainly to annoy the right-wingers he parked next to at church.
When touring the independent living condo he was going to move into at 93, we passed a bridge room filled with the bobbing heads of little silver-haired ladies playing cards. I immediately caught his eye and his ear. "Oh my God, these people are old," he whispered.
Soon he was the one I called every day at 2.
After each of my parents died, well-intentioned people would direct me to the five stages of grief with an airy assurance I would cycle through and move on.
I felt guilty for awhile but then accepted it: There are some of us, maybe many of us, who don't just move on. Yes, you get re-immersed in life, but the ache is always there, gnawing under the surface. A jagged edge that can cut through at a moment's notice.
I often think what I would say if I saw them again. I think with my mom, it would be easy. I'd tell her how I covered the pope for my newspaper when he came to Washington, D.C.
With my dad, it's a little tougher. But I'd probably tell him how I've been to three Puccini operas since he died. And, yes, in October I take it easy on the roads in the rain.
And that every day at 2 p.m., my heart still breaks, just a little.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has long relished a dragged-out Republican primary contest that would leave the eventual GOP nominee battered before the fall election.
He might be getting his wish, a prospect that is firing up Democrats, galvanizing their ranks and boosting fundraising pitches and requests for volunteers.
"They've awakened some sleeping giants," said Ira Leesfield, a Miami attorney and a longtime Democratic fundraiser.
As the GOP voting shifts to contests in the Midwest and West, front-runner Mitt Romney's chief rival, Newt Gingrich, is attacking him at every turn and pledging to stay in the race well into the spring. And Romney is paying a price for it: The former Massachusetts governor's negative perceptions among voters have climbed in recent weeks, a trend that could hurt him in a general election matchup with Obama.
"The Florida primary will be a turning point in this race — the other side is looking at what could be months of brutal, negative tactics that turn people off to politics altogether," Obama campaign manager Jim Messina said in a fundraising pitch to supporters.
The Obama campaign's most recent fundraising report showed it had more than $80 million in the bank, a healthy sum for the coming year.
Democrats — and Obama specifically — are no stranger to drawn-out fights. Hillary Rodham Clinton didn't drop out of the race until June 2008, but both candidates avoided driving up their negative ratings.
Obama's team is trying to take advantage of the extra time in this election year, using the next several weeks to focus on his best political asset: being president. As Republicans grind toward having a nominee, Obama is filling his time with a post-State of the Union agenda underscoring the themes of his re-election bid. That means pushing ideas with mainstream appeal, like helping struggling families refinance their homes or pay for the kids' college education.
It also means not directly engaging Romney for now because to do so would make Obama look more like a presidential candidate than the man running the country. But that has not stopped Obama from making not-so-subtle digs at Romney this week for his views on the auto industry bailout and home foreclosures.
"It is wrong for anybody to suggest that the only option for struggling, responsible homeowners is to sit and wait for the housing market to hit bottom," Obama said in Falls Church, Va., on Wednesday in a clear reference to comments made by Romney to a Las Vegas newspaper last year.
Romney's negative ratings have climbed in recent weeks. Polling by NBC News and The Wall Street Journal showed that 36 percent had a negative feeling toward Romney, compared with 31 percent having positive feelings for him. A separate poll by ABC News and The Washington Post found 49 percent had a negative impression of Romney, a jump of nearly 20 points since September.
Democrats point to a growing storyline about Romney's work as a top executive for Bain Capital, a private equity firm, and soft support among ardent conservatives. Obama deputy campaign manager Stephanie Cutter noted in a memo Wednesday that a recent Pew Research poll found nearly 3 in 5 GOP primary voters wanted another candidate to enter the race.
"You've got a lot of Republicans who are disenchanted with the 'supposed' nominee in Mitt Romney," said Morgan Jackson, a North Carolina-based Democratic strategist. "As somebody who worked for John Kerry in 2004, we've seen this on our side. There were a lot of folks who liked John Kerry and voted for John Kerry but really wanted to be with somebody else."
Romney, addressing supporters in Tampa, Fla., dismissed suggestions that a lengthy primary fight would hurt his party's chances in the fall.
"A competitive primary does not divide us, it prepares us, and we will win," he said.
But Gingrich gave no indication of bowing out anytime soon. His campaign even distributed signs at his Florida primary night rally that declared, "46 States to Go."
In Florida, Leesfield said he watched the negative ads and said "it put me into high gear." He had planned to raise money for Obama, but said he was now "exponentially more" interested in encouraging his fundraising network to give to Obama's campaign.
In Nevada, Erin Bilbray-Kohn, a member of the Democratic National Committee, said the Republican contest had boosted interest among Democrats organizing their volunteer base. "They're watching the Republicans and they want to do something and what they can do right now is work their precincts," she said.
Democrats have plenty of bad news on their side. The nation's unemployment rate has consistently topped 8 percent during Obama's presidency, a red line for any incumbent. A Gallup survey showed Obama's approval ratings dropping in North Carolina, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida, all critical to his re-election. In New Hampshire, which Obama carried in 2008, he had an approval rating of about 38 percent.
With a long grind ahead among Republicans, Obama will try to show voters that he and Congress aren't completely in campaign mode.
The White House hopes the first result will be a law in which Congress polices itself on insider trading, then a deal to extend a payroll tax cut. All the while, Obama will be issuing executive orders to try to jolt the economy and win over voters. He also will keep up a brisk pace of fundraisers.
"In 2008 we needed to make change — we needed change," said Gaylene Kanoyton, who leads the local Democratic committee in Hampton, Va. "The theme for 2012 is we need to guard the change."
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As they get back into the regiment of the fall semester, sixth, seventh and eighth grade students at county middle schools are once again being exposed to some harsh facts relating to life choices and personal consequences from Jan Loesch of the local Caring Pregnancy Resource Center which serves as a United Way of Morgan County agency.
The Center provides health and sex education throughout northeastern Colorado, covering four high schools and middle schools in three counties.
The Center is also committed to providing this service free of charge as workers there donate their time and materials to local schools.
Jan Loesch of the Caring Pregnancy Resource Center in Brush began this year's tour of schools last week at the Brush Middle School, providing lessons on establishing healthy communication in relationships, the steps of intimacy, abstinence, establishing sexual boundaries and the facts on sexually transmitted diseases during a series of two-day-long program where Loesch spoke openly, frankly and honestly to students entering that age when personal decisions can herald life-long consequences.
"This is a time in your life that you can not NOT ask the hard questions," Loesch said when outlining how open communication should be an initial and important aspect of relationships for all ages during her stops last spring. Questions such as 'Are you sexually active' and 'Do you have an STD (sexually transmitted disease)' may take courage, but must be asked.
During classes this past spring, seventh graders were given cups of liquid during an exercise. Some students received cups full of liquid, and others had empty cups. Loesch had students imagine they had arrived at a parentless party where alcohol was made available, affecting decision making and those with liquid in their cups had sexual encounters. Those students exchanged liquids with random classmates and in the end, a few cups had turned bright pink.
"Those of you who have pink liquid have just received a gift at the party," noted Loesch. "The gift that keeps on giving…an STD". Abstinence didn't seem like a tough decision to make for students after that lesson.
According to Loesch, one in five sexually active Americans have a viral STD and one in four have a bacterial STD. Loesch also related to the various classes that there are over 28 STDs reported in 2012 and the number of discovered STDs has risen from 23 since 2011.
The Human Pappilomavirus (HPV) was also discussed and includes a group of 30 different types of viruses transmitted through skin-to-skin contact. About 20 million people in the U.S. are already affected with the virus and most don't know it.
According to Loesch, soon nearly half of sexually active adults in America will have HPV and 80 percent of college co-eds have contracted the virus, which can lead to cervical cancer.
In Morgan County, the bacterial STD Chlamydia is the number one contracted disease of its type. Chlamydia can result in infertility or an inability to have children in both men and women and can be transmitted during vaginal, anal and oral sex. It is often known as the 'silent disease' as it comes with little or no symptoms and is frequently undiagnosed or not treated until its too late.
As Loesch related to the many students who she encountered, the surest way to avoid pregnancy, an infection with a sexually transmitted disease and even a regretful broken heart is to practice sexual abstinence while unmarried. Condoms, she related, do not provide complete protection from any STD.
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Notice: This is purely for educational value, do not attempt this on a network you do not PERSONALLY own. If you do this on a public or private network that you do not have authorization to do so on, it is illegal and you will probably get caught.
Now, lets start. Open up a new terminal and lets begin (all typed commands are underlined; read the notes section for optional commands):
- Make sure you have a "monitoring" interface, this means that your network interface (the thing that interacts with networks) can scan for open/encrypted networks.
To check what interfaces you have, type "iwconfig" into your terminal and it will list out which interfaces are currently up, and which mode they are in (look for "mode: managed" or "mode: monitor").
Check out my blog post about networking in Linux for more on "iwconfig" and the different modes available.
airmon-ng start [interface]
if your interface is in "managed" or any other mode (ad-hoc, etc) it needs to be switched into monitor mode. Sometimes it will create a new interface for the monitoring, for example, my wireless is "wlan0" and it creates "wlan0mon" or "mon0" for monitoring.
Once it is in "monitor" mode, you can begin.
- Make sure you can inject packets into the chosen network (find a network with Kismet (I'll review Kismet later) or your network manager (either Wicd, or network-manager), or with the "airodump-ng [interface]" command in a new terminal. This creates a new .cap file, though).
aireplay-ng -9 -e [network name] -a [your MAC address] [interface]
This makes sure that you can use your network card to input packets (data) into the targeted network. Your NIC (network interface card) must support injection.
- If you can inject, start dumping captured IVs (Initialization Vectors) into a .cap (capture) file with command:
airodump-ng (-c x) --bssid [target network MAC] -w [output prefix] [interface]
Note: -c x is channel x, where x is 1-11 and not necessary, although, if you know the channel, I would suggest doing the correct channel.
This will bring up a nice interface with your targeted network, the BSSID (MAC that you entered), the "PWR," or how close you are (lower is better!), the "Beacons," which networks send automatically, the #Data, which is the data packets that have been sent over the network (which you have just started capturing!), the #/s which is data packets/s (higher is better for capturing faster!), the "CH," or channel (I'll go over this later), the "MB," the "ENC," or encryption (WEP/WPA/OPEN), the CIPHER (related to the ENC), the AUTH (pass-key or other), and finally the ESSID which is the English or ASCII network name that humans understand more easily than a Hex BSSID.
- Now we have to do a "fake authentication" on the network. This is pretty self explanatory, but it authenticates you with the access point. If you didn't run this, the access point would return "deauthenticated" packets, not allowing you to inject packets back into the system.
aireplay-ng -1 0 -e [network name] -a [target network MAC] -h [your MAC address] [interface]
It should respond "Association successful :-)" if not, try again until it works.
This may take a while, so don't fret if it doesn't work right away. I've had to do this three or four times or more with new terminals and locations until I finally got it, it's just luck sometimes.
- Reinject ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) packets back into the network to create network activity. To review ARP, check out my ARP information post and read it thoroughly, it isn't long and gives a good explaination what ARP is all about. What we're basically doing is sending fake messages to create data packets on the network so we can record and crack their password!
aireplay-ng -3 -b [target network MAC] -h [your MAC address] [interface]
It should say "Read xxxx packets (got xxxx ARP requests), sent xxxx packets..." and network activity should increase.
- Crack the WEP key! Type:
aircrack-ng -b [target network MAC] *.cap
Note: you can enter the ACTUAL file name instead of "*.cap" if you know it, or whatever "output prefix" you entered, then *.cap (all in a line, since it concatinates -xxxxx_xxxx after the prefix and before .cap).
- Crack the WPA/WPA2 key (if you're not cracking WEP)! Type:
aircrack-ng -w [password list] -b [target network MAC] *.cap
Note: You must have captured the WPA handshake, and again, substitute your capture file accordingly.
My record is about 2-3 minutes while sitting on a toilet in a flea market; it's fun to see how quickly WEP is broken, so remember ALWAYS use WPA2 with a non-dictionary passkey. You can review more tips about securing your home network at my post here.
For WPA cracking, it runs through a list of passwords (in Backtrack 5 there is a darkc0de.lst with almost a million, if not more, passwords) and checks every one for a match; thus taking quite a bit longer, and if the password is not in the list, impossible to crack through this method.
For further in-depth reading on cracking WEP networks, check out this paper.
Name --- What program does
aircrack-ng Cracks WEP and WPA (Dictionary attack) keys.
airdecap-ng Decrypts WEP or WPA encrypted capture files with known key.
airmon-ng Placing different cards in monitor mode.
aireplay-ng Packet injector (Linux, and Windows [with Commview drivers]).
airodump-ng Packet sniffer: Places air traffic into PCAP or IVS files and shows information about networks.
airtun-ng Virtual tunnel interface creator.
airolib-ng Stores and manages ESSID and password lists; Increases the KPS of WPA attacks
packetforge-ng Create encrypted packets for injection.
Tools Tools to merge and convert.
airbase-ng Incorporates techniques for attacking client, as opposed to Access Points
airdecloak-ng removes WEP cloaking from pcap files
airdriver-ng Tools for managing wireless drivers
airolib-ng stores and manages ESSID and password lists and compute Pairwise Master Keys
airserv-ng allows you to access the wireless card from other computers.
buddy-ng the helper server for easside-ng, run on a remote computer
easside-ng a tool for communicating to an access point, without the WEP key
tkiptun-ng WPA/TKIP attack
wesside-ng automatic tool for recovering wep key.
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PLACEBO and More Set for Wildside Festival at Centaur Theatre, Now thru Jan 13
Centaur's 16th Wildside Theatre Festival jumpstarts the New Year with 10 days of sensational, cutting-edge theatre! Curated by Artistic and Executive Director, Roy Surette, the festival features a potpourri of colourful characters including the hilarious Mr. Joe in the North American premiere of Placebo; the outrageous Miss Hiccup, who has been compared to an Asian Carmen Miranda; short women in search of margaritas, meringue and men; and two culturally challenged lovebirds in a spicy, Quebec meets India, Bollywood-style comedy.
This year's Wildside also features a musical adaptation of Rosmersholm and The Master Builder all rolled into one Norwegian Folk Rocking good time, and a work-in-progress where audiences can share their thoughts on the play in development with the writer, director and actors.
"Join us for what promises to be a fantastic fun-filled festival showcasing the creative talents of four amazing and diverse Montreal women creators, a brilliant Japanese director/performer/Fringe Festival favourite and a very funny clown guy making his return to Montreal following his acclaimed international work with Cirque De Soleil. I hope you'll come to the Festival bar and meet the artists, and please stay tuned for information on additional surprise performances," says Roy Surette, Artistic and Executive Director.
See four of the six plays with an affordable Wildside Theatre Pass. They sell out fast, so get yours now!
2013 LINE-UPPlacebo
North American premiere
Mr. Joe works the front desk at a pharmaceutical test clinic. He prides himself on running a smooth-running waiting room but today he's told they won't start on time - a hard pill to swallow for a guy who likes to run a tight ship. The tension mounts and his attempt to maintain control breaks down in front of a room full of people. He embarrasses himself, goes berserk and becomes extraordinarily funny, and eventually befriends the entire audience. Come and join Mr. Joe in his waiting room and witness how he deals with a day that starts out totally wrong.
Joe De Paul made his clown debut in Cirque du Soleil's Dralion in 1999. He now lives in France and performs in circuses and cabarets around the world. He is delighted to present the North American premiere of Placebo in Montreal.
Presented and written by Joe De Paul Directed by Aline Muheim Bilingual show (English and French). Suitable for adults and kids 8+
Silent, except for a tiny case of the hiccups
Yanomi Shoshinz directed and performed in My Exploding Family by Japan's Osara Soup, the Montreal FRINGE show that won Centaur's pick for the 2012 Best Production - English Theatre Award. The Tokyo comedian returns to Montreal to perform her award-winning solo piece, A Day in the Life of Miss Hiccup. Shoshinz regularly performs in Japan, Canada and the United States and she has toured to Russia, Iran and several countries in Asia. She is praised at every stop for her originality and explosive energy.
Created, directed and performed by Japan's award-winning Yanomi Shoshinz Director's Award (The Capital Fringe 2012) | Best of Fest (The Winnipeg Fringe 2010)
Can you handle the spice?
What happens when a small-town Québécois meets a home-grown girl from India? Sparks fly! But there are cultural complications: Boy believes in the present, Girl in the future, and a blast from the past comes along to further complicate things. A comedy dance-theatre, Poutine Masala is a delightful story that will make you laugh and tug at your heartstrings. Trilingual (French, English and a dash of Hindi), this intercultural Bollywood-style love story features a talented cast of Québécois and Indo-Canadian actors.
Presented by Deepali Productions Story & Choreography: DeepaLi Lindblom | Script: Stéfan Cedilot | Direction: Olivier Berthiaume | Music: Mathieu Beaudet. Featuring: DeepaLi Lindblom, José Dufour, Ranjana Jha, Minoo Gundevia, Kathleen Aubert, Abhishek Kumar, Hashim Javed, Avi Bendahan, Karine Benchetrit, Catrine Demers, Francis Vincent and Marie-Hélène Dugal.
Will make your heart sing
Playwright Joanne Sarazen (of Jesus Jello and The Birth of Weza fame) and talented musician Shayne Gryn teamed up to create Nothing Ever Happens in Norway. Based on Ibsen's baddest bitches and blandest backwoods, Norway is a musical adaptation of Rosmersholm and The Master Builder all rolled into one Norwegian Folk Rocking good time. Presented by Processed Theatre, the Montreal-based independent company behind Reefer Madness, EDGES and Spelling Bee.
Written by Joanne Sarazen and Shayne Gryn | Directed by Nichole George | Musical Direction by Shayne Gryn. Featuring Carolina Alves-Bruni, George Bekiaris, Katy Breier, Mikaela Davies, Harper Duffy, Shannon Hamilton, Michael Mercer, Caitlyn Milot.
In search of margaritas, merengue and men
Two old friends go on a getaway trip together to a tropical "paradise". One, recently dumped by her husband, suffers from romantic devastation and empty nest syndrome. The other wants to plot where the next act of their lives will take them, and she has spirited her friend away for a week of margaritas, merengue and men. But an evening of partying takes an unexpected turn. A psychological and political thriller, an exploration of the light and dark within friendships and within our culture of consumption and greed, Two Short Women offers a comic, poignant and provocative evening of theatre.
Presented by Right Now! Written & Directed by Ann Lambert Performed at Women Playwrights International Conference at Sodateatern, Stockholm 2012 Featuring Debra Kirshenbaum, Laura Mitchell, Ola Wallender
Weigh in on this work-in-progress production!
When seventeen year-old Carmen sets out on a secret and dangerous mission to uncover the truth about her sister's murder, she uncovers more than she had bargained for and sets into motion a series of events with far reaching effect. Life Here After is about loss, redemption and ultimately, the truth: hiding it, discovering it, confronting it, and living with it.
Presented by Imago Theatre in collaboration with Playwrights' Workshop Montreal Written by Alexandria Haber | Directed by Micheline Chevrier. Featuring Lauryn Allman, Ana Cappelluto, Chip Chuipka, Lucinda Davis, Alain Goulem, Kira Maros, Leni Parker, Amelia Sargisson, Clare Schapiro, Rob Thomson, Emma Tibaldo and Jane Wheeler.


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The New York Times: Don't Ban the Trades; Regulate Them in Real Time
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In my latest piece in The New York Times, I argue that wrongdoing existed long before the advent of high-frequency trading, and it will always be a part of markets. High-frequency trading is simply a tool; it can be positive or negative for investors and markets. To maximize the benefit and minimize the downsides, regulators need to catch up with the technology.
High-frequency trading has been under a microscope since the infamous "flash crash" in 2010. Let's remember, though: The market rebounded that day almost as fast as it fell, and regulators ultimately determined that the crash was initiated by human error. But many in the financial sector and in government were uncomfortable at the thought that high-frequency trading programs could vaporize huge amounts of equity in a matter of minutes.Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )


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You smell so good its killing me!
Several schools and institutions are instituting fragrance-free policies to reduce unnecessary incidence of migraines and respiratory irritation. Yep. Those fancy, sweet smelling fragrances that can cost 50 bucks a bottle contain volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) which contribute to poor indoor air quality and can trigger headaches; eye, nose, and throat irritation, and nausea. Fragrances may also contain certain phthalates, suspected of disrupting hormones and linked to reproductive problems.
"But the fragrances I use are subtle. They couldn't harm or annoy anyone."
According to an article published in Flavour and Fragrance Journal you may not be the best judge of what is "subtle":
The sense of smell can detect very low concentrations of odorants. However, it cannot detect the same odor at the same concentration for an extended period of time.
Those that use scented products on a regular basis may not be able to detect their own fragrance shortly after applying it. They may apply increasing amounts or reapply frequently so that they can smell the fragrance. In many instances they are totally oblivious that their fragrance is often overwhelming and intrusive to others.
There are over 5,000 different chemicals used in making fragrances, and any given fragrance may have as many as 600 different chemical ingredients. Yet only a fraction of those chemicals have been tested for their health effects.
Thanks, but no thanks, Esté Lauder--I'd rather not be your guinea pig!
Useful Link: What steps should I take when implementing a scent-free policy in the workplace?


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Here are some ways to reduce your carbon footprint with your new roof:
- Consider a steel roof. Steel roofing material is made using 60%-65% recyclable material. It also weighs very little, so the roof can be installed right on top of your old roof, eliminating the need to dispose the old materials in a landfill. A steel roof is also very low maintenance, and can last up to 50 or 60 years. When it does come time to replace the roof, the steel material is easy to recycle. According to the American Iron and Steel Institute, steel is considered the best material for green buildings because it helps reduce and eliminate the use of chemical substances. However, a steel roof is not for everyone. You should always consider manufacturer recommendations and warranties when you make decisions about your roof. Horch Roofing can help you review your plans and goals, and will assist you in choosing the right material for your roofing project.
- Recycle your asphalt shingles. Shingles on asphalt roofs are not known to be environmentally-friendly, but it is possible to recycle these shingles, using them to make pavements for roads and driveways. At Horch Roofing, we are committed to recycling asphalt shingles that we pull from roofs, and we encourage everyone to do the same!
- Use an EPDM Rubber Membrane on your roof. This rubber material can not only protect your asphalt shingles from elements like hail and snow, but is also helps prevent rainwater from becoming infused with chemical substances from the asphalt. This is a great option for individuals who are interested in rainwater harvesting, and your roof will last longer with this membrane protecting it!
- Hire Horch Roofing to help with your roofing needs! One thing that Horch Roofing values is recycling our products. Beginning April 1, 2010 Horch Roofing began recycling 100% of roofing waste, and we are committed to recycling all of our re-roofing material as part of our standard operating procedure. More than two million pounds of material has been recycled by Horch Roofing to date. Be apart of our cause and let us help you with your roofing needs.