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The Best Tools to Kick-Start Your Business in 2019
PDFelement posted a blog entry in PDFelement BlogWith a new year comes a new start, and with 2019 fast approaching, many of you entrepreneurs out there might be thinking that it's the perfect time to kick-start your own business. Well, you aren't wrong. To help you out, we've compiled a list of the 25 best tech tools to get you started! One of the most significant challenges you face as an entrepreneur is staying on top of the many tasks and priorities it takes to run a business. Whether it's responding to emails, organizing projects, or networking to get your name out there, there are so many things that can distract you and make you less productive. Here's a list of tools and resources that are relied on by many entrepreneurs in today's market. Plus, many of these tools are free! Take a read through our list and find the perfect tool for you! 1. Trello Trello is a tool that will help you organize projects. It's a free management tool that gives you a board on which you can create a list with cards. 2. Google Docs Google Docs is a vital tool if you are working on a document with multiple different contributors. With this tool, everyone on your team can add or remove text, add comments for others to see, proofread content, and more. 3. Dropbox This tool is amazing for storage and backups. It is also accessible on almost every device; letting you access your files from anywhere you want. 4. Asana This tool helps with project management and is a popular group collaboration tool. You can easily make changes and get notified on task updates, which is especially helpful if you are working as a team. It is very easy to use, and quite visually appealing as well. 5. Slack This instant messaging app is used by businesses as a communication tool for teams and entrepreneurs. You can start a new project, initiate the hiring process, review a sale contract and even finalize your budget for next year using this tool. 6. Boomerang Boomerang helps you archive your emails and get them back in your inbox whenever you want. It also allows you to save a draft for later use and lets you set email reminders as well. 7. Voila Norbert This tool helps you find an email address even when it is not mentioned on a website or document. This app even allows you to search in bulk using your CSV file. 8. Sidekick Sidekick is another brilliant tool that is crucial for your business. It helps in letting you know whether the email you've sent has been opened or not. 9. 99 designs This tool is perfect for starting your business as it helps you to find the perfect logo or landing page for your company. Since design is the secret to great business, 99 designs is a very worthwhile resource. 10. Canva This is an online graphic design platform that helps you create anything from book covers to infographics. 11. Fiverr Fiverr is an effective marketplace where you can access anything you need for your business at a cheap rate starting from content writers, translators, graphic designers, business cards and anything else that you may need for business. 12. Clarity.FM This tool helps you seek advice from experts. You can choose by name or by expertise, depending on what type of advice you need. 13. Typeform This service helps you to create awesome surveys. You can even use online forms to get feedback from listeners, customers and readers. 14. Due.com Due.com helps in providing seamless payment solutions for your business. With this website you can keep track of all your payments in one place. 15. Evernote Evernote is the easy way to help keep your business ideas and notes together. This app is designed for taking notes, creating lists, and organizing or archiving your ideas. 16. Pic Monkey Pic Monkey is an ideal photo editing and graphic designing tool through which you can edit your pictures and design your own templates as well. 17. LastPass This is a password managing app. It helps you store passwords for easy access and share your passwords with team members conveniently as well. 18. MailChimp MailChimp is a marketing platform for small businesses and also serves as an email marketing service. It helps you create and send out free corporate newsletters to up to 2000 subscribers. 19. Teachable This tool is the perfect platform to host your webinars and digital training seminars. It helps in creating and selling your online courses to over 4 million students all over the world. 20. Screencast O-Matic This is a free software that helps to capture screens for online courses. It also records videos. You can use this software to record on-screen activities for short tutorials, presentations, and more. 21. Zapier This tool lets you manage all your apps in one single integrated space. 22. Stripe This is an online payment processing tool for online businesses. It provides easy automation for web pages so you can focus on the work that's most important. 23. PayPal for Business If you are looking for a complete payment solution for your business, PayPal for business is a great solution. It allows you to accept payments through your website, in person and also with online invoicing. 24. Confluence This is another very popular project management tool that helps you combine all your resources and work in one convenient location. It acts as aone stop shop for team brainstorming and collaboration. 25. Wave Accounting Wave Accounting is a cloud-based accounting, invoicing, and payment system for freelancers and people running their own businesses. It is a great resource for managing your accounting needs. And there you have it – our top 25! Of course, it goes without saying that PDFelement is also a great tool for entrepreneurs. The all-in-one PDF solution allows you to create, edit, and secure PDF's quickly and easily, as well as convert them into other formats, or vice versa, making dealing with your documents a breeze. Have any other useful tools that you think should be added to the list? Let us know in the comments below!


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Situated in the Futian Free Trade Zone, Four Points by Sheraton Shenzhen is just minutes away from the Huanggang and Futian border crossings with Hong Kong. In only 10 minutes you're in the city center, central business district, and the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center. We're 20 minutes from attractions like Windows of the World and Splendid China, as well as the Louhu Railway Station. Plus, we're only 40 minutes from Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport (SZX) and 90 minutes from Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), easily accessible via taxi.
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The Comfort Inn® Airport East is conveniently located three kilometres from Jean Lesage International Airport and close to many local attractions including Colisée Pepsi, Aquarium du Québec, Université Laval, Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Chute Montmorency, Vieux-Québec and Quartier Petit-Champlain, Cineplex Odeon, Village Vacances Valcartier, Base Militaire Valcartier, Les Galeries de la Capitale and Méga Parc, and Récréofun where fun for the whole family awaits.
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Greenhouse gas emissions from energy on Australia's east coast were 0.9 million tonnes or 0.9% higher this winter than last. In Victoria and Queensland emissions were up 0.7 and 0.9 million tonnes respectfully while in NSW emissions fell by 0.6 million tonnes.
"The largest proportion of this increase was coal-fired generators in Queensland, which produced an extra 0.4 million tonnes or almost 4 per cent more emissions than last winter," said Rupert Posner, Australian Director of The °Climate Group. "In Victoria emissions from coal-fired generators were up almost 3 per cent and in NSW they fell by more than 1 per cent."
Total electricity generation was 1 per cent higher but emissions increased at a slightly higher rate as less electricity was produced from hydro generators and therefore coal generators had to produce more.
"The good news is that electricity demand did not increase substantially, up just 1 per cent overall - with Queensland increasing by more than 2 per cent and Victoria and NSW increasing by less than 1 per cent.
"Over last few years we have seen electricity demand increase on average by around 2 per cent pa so the results for this winter are a step in the right direction.
"However, as we know we need to do far better than this and start to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Total emissions from energy in NSW and Victoria are approximately 30 per cent above 1990 levels - the baseline used for the Kyoto targets (Australia has to meet 108 per cent of its 1990 levels by 2012) - and in Queensland they are a whopping 100 per cent higher, so we have a way to go.
"Cold weather generally does result in higher greenhouse gas emissions as we have our heaters running that bit harder and in the last few weeks of winter in particular, which have been much colder, demand and emissions were higher than the same time in 2007," said Posner.
Petrol prices seem to be having a mixed impact on use and therefore greenhouse gas emissions. This winter has seen emissions from petroleum products go down by around 4 per cent in NSW but they have gone up in Victoria and Queensland by 3.2 per cent and 2.3 per cent respectively.


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Author: Bruce Byfield
In earlier articles, I compared OpenOffice.org 2.3's and MS Office 2007's word processors and slide show programs. It seems appropriate to round off the comparison with a look at spreadsheets, the third of the core programs in any office application.
I spent a couple of days testing OOo Calc and Microsoft Excel features for formatting, list-making, formulas, and formula tools. Since the range of user expertise in spreadsheets tends to be much wider than in slide shows or even word processors, I considered the programs largely from the perspective of an average user who might require a spreadsheet for home or business use.
Cell, sheet, and page formatting
Calc's and Excel's options for formatting cells are so similar that their tabs are in the same order. The main difference in options is in number formatting, where Excel offers a Special category for phone numbers, social insurance numbers, and zip codes, and Calc offers Boolean values, as well as settings for decimal places, leading zeroes, coloring negative numbers red, and the thousands separator — values that Excel tucks away under the Excel button in the ribbon. Calc also has an option not only for text wrap within cells, but also for hyphenation, which may be useful to those who use spreadsheets primarily for making lists. Otherwise, the cell formatting options are virtually identical for format, font, border, background, and protection, differing mainly in names.
Both programs include themes for formatting whole sheets, and, in both, you can also click the upper left corner of the sheet to select all its cells before you apply formatting changes. Page formats for printing are similar, too, including similar options for fitting spreadsheets, which are primarily intended as online documents, onto paper.
However, although the options are similar, Calc's treatment of cells and pages as styles is not only more convenient, but also similar to the functionality of other programs in OpenOffice.org. In particular, the Styles and Formatting floating window is especially efficient for designing. By contrast, Excel's basic formatting options are more chaotic to manage.
Both Excel and Calc also provide for inserting charts, diagrams, graphics, and text art into spreadsheets. The development of these extras seem so closely connected — first one program getting a feature, then another one — that there is little to choose between them. Right now, they seem approximately equal.
Verdict: Calc, because of its emphasis on styles.
List-making and sorting
List-making is one of the most basic uses of a spreadsheet. Both Calc and Excel have similar basic functionality, with custom fills for automatically entering patterned information, and pivot tables (or "datapilots," to use Calc's term) to rearrange information in order to gain new insight into it. The two programs also allow you to group rows and columns so that they can be shown or hidden with a single mouse click, although, if you didn't expect such functionality, you could easily miss it in Excel's new ribbon layout that combines menus and toolbars into one.
In both, too, you can sort data and filter it, either by custom filters or an autofilter, which creates a drop-down list of possible filters at the top of a column. However, Excel has an advantage because of its advanced filters, which allows cells to be arranged by things like format, or color, or whether a cell's content matches the average in the column, or is above or below the average.
Verdict: Excel.
Functions and formulas
Functions are the equations and expressions that, for advanced users, are the main point of a spreadsheet. A comparison of Calc's and Excel's functions (in French) of earlier versions of the programs shows that better than 80% of all functions are identical in the two programs, including all the most-used ones for basic arithmetic and simple statistics such as averages, medians, and means. In the remaining 20%, Calc has features that Excel lacks at least twice as often as Excel has features that Calc is missing. This situation seems unchanged in the latest versions.
The main difference lies in how functions are inserted. To enter functions, both programs have a function bar at the top of the editing window that opens on a list of functions. Excel's list includes a handy search field, in which you can enter natural language queries if you choose — although with mixed success. Only after you have searched for a function does Excel open the Functions Argument dialog. Alternatively, you can choose a function from the separate icons for each category of functions on the Formulas tab of the Excel ribbon, although the inability to move between them means a delay if you click the wrong icon.
In comparison, Calc opens directly to its function wizard. The function wizard could use a search field like Excel's, but has an advantage over Excel's Function Argument dialog in that it always lists required fields, lists errors before you insert a function into a cell, and offers a tree view of the formula structure that is invaluable for users composing complex formulas. For those who require less help, Calc offers the more stripped-down Function List.
Verdict: For most users, Calc. Excel might be preferred by advanced users who need a particular function that Calc lacks.
Function tools
While Excel's ribbon works well enough for most purposes, it obscures many of the tools for working with functions once they are inserted on a sheet. You can find the analog of Calc's Detective function on Excel's Formulas tab in the form of the Trace Precedents and Trace Dependents option, but you will probably need to resort to the online help before you locate Goal Seek, Subtotals, or Validation. In fact, if you are not an experienced spreadsheet user, you might not even guess that they are there. Calc's arrangement of these options between the Tools and Data menus is not perfect either and seems equally arbitrary, but has the advantage of being familiar to advanced users who want the options, and discoverable by new users.
Verdict: Tie. The functionality is much the same, but neither arranges the tools in very logical order.
Choosing a winner
I have heard — but lack the knowledge to verify personally — that Calc tends to be slower than Excel when performing advanced calculations. However, if true, this complaint does not apply to the needs of the average home or business user, most of whom rarely dabble in advanced physics or mathematics on a daily basis.
Users of either program may consider a minor feature not considered here as absolutely essential. A particular keystroke combination or formatting option may seem trivial to others, but if it's part of your workflow, you are unlikely to give it up easily.
However, for most functions that the average user is likely to want, there is no major functional reason for preferring either Calc or Excel over the other. While OOo Writer outperforms Microsoft Word, and Microsoft PowerPoint offers more features than OOo Impress, with the spreadsheets, there is no clear winner. Even when one has an advantage over the other, it never seems to be a knockout victory. The one recurring theme seems to be that functions are more accessible and logically arranged in Calc, and that advantage may be due to the switch in Microsoft Office 2007 from menus and toolbars to ribbons.
Although individual preferences are always a factor, chances are that, in opting for Calc and free software, you are not putting yourself at any functional disadvantage. In fact, depending on your exact needs, in some ways, you may find yourself ahead.
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Boise, Idaho: French Fry Options Galore at the Boise Fry Company
Boise Fry Company
111 Broadway Ave., Suite 111, Boise, ID 83702 (map); 208-495-3958; boisefrycompany.com
Cooking Method: Griddled
Short Order: The combinations of potato, cut, seasoning, and dipping sauce are too numerous to count; the burger is nothing to sniff at, either
Want Fries with That? If you don't order fries here, you've missed the point entirely
Prices: 4-ounce beef burger, $5.29; bison burger, $7.49
I don't get out to Boise much. It's an eight-hour drive from Seattle, I don't know anyone who lives there, and, like the entire state of Idaho, it too often flies so far below the radar that it's practically skimming the ground. But a recent meal at the Boise Fry Company made me realize I haven't been giving the Gem State a fair shake.
How popular is this place? At 2 p.m. on a weekday, well after the lunch hour ended, the tiny space was jammed with people and the line to order was nearly 20 customers deep. By sheer luck I was able to snag a table, which was important, given the massive amount of food I was about to order.
BFC advertises their fries first and foremost, as evidenced by their motto: "Burgers on the side." The menu boldly reflects this devotion to the deep-fried potato by allotting half of it to their fries with many options available. BFC gives you a minimum of six choices of potato—recent options included the classic russet, gold, red lady, sweet potato, yam, and purple. All were organic; all were delicious. Yes, I ordered every one of them.
Not only do you get to pick the potato, you also get to choose the cut. The regular and homestyle fries are the pinky-sized versions that may usually come to mind when you think of fries, and both had a nice balance between firm exterior and creamy interior. Curly and shoestring are both about four millimeters thick and wonderfully crisp. Then there's a fifth cut known as Po' Balls. These are BFC's version of the tator tot, essentially fried mashed potatoes. Since these are labor-intensive to make, they often run out early in the day, as was the case on my visit.
Most restaurants royally botch hand-cut fries, leaving them flaccid and often overcooked. Not at Boise Fry Company. They're twice-cooked in peanut oil in fryers reserved solely for the potatoes, and the texture is spot-on, particularly on the curly and shoestring cuts. All you taste is pure, delicious potato. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd say the curly-cut red lady fries offered the perfect balance of crispness and potato flavor.
The fries come to you unsalted, but fear not, BFC has you covered. Boy do they ever. They currently offer eight different types of salt to sprinkle at your leisure, including cinnamon ginger, vanilla, jalapeno, Cajun, horseradish, hickory-smoked, plain sea salt, and best of all, rosemary garlic.
But why stop at salt? You also have eight different dipping sauces to play around with, sending the possible number of potato/salt/sauce combinations into the stratosphere. The most unusual had to be the blueberry ketchup, which tasted very much like a blueberry muffin. Try it with the yam and sweet potato fries. My favorite by a mile was the spicy fry sauce: smoky with a nice kick of heat. Other options included sour Thai, chipotle, roasted garlic, sweet mustard, and even plain ketchup for the unadventurous; there's something for everyone's palate here.
With so much care and attention paid to their fries, you might suspect that the burgers here are a mere afterthought. Not so. These are fast food-style burgers to remember. You get to choose between beef and bison, and while the bison was certainly leaner than the beef, you would be hard-pressed to differentiate between the two. Either way, the four-ounce patty is just the right size. I'm glad it's not any larger; how else are you going to pack in all those fries? The meat develops a lovely crust on the griddle and is seasoned with a secret recipe of ground herbs that co-founder Blake Lingle refuses to divulge.
Whatever magic Lingle's crew is sprinkling back there, it gives the meat a very distinctive flavor that cuts right through every other component of the sandwich, which includes baby lettuce, tomato, garlic aioli, and a terrific red onion gastrique that's so sweet, you don't need ketchup. Indulge and spend the extra buck to get cheese and bacon; the cheddar isn't sharp enough to taste, unfortunately, but the bacon is smoky and cooked perfectly. Everything is carefully arranged on the sturdy yet squishy bun, a BFC creation that's made and delivered every day by Le Café de Paris in downtown Boise.
Idaho's really got something special with the Boise Fry Company. They're doing something different yet familiar, and they're doing it very well. As busy as I saw them get, I'd be very surprised if they remain nestled in that tiny corner space for long; expect a move to a larger location as soon as it's feasible for the owners. In the meantime, I'll suffer the lines here whenever I'm passing through town, because I don't expect them to disappear anytime soon.
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DIGISOL launches 16 Port Fast Ethernet Unmanaged Switch with External Power Adapter
Introduces DG-FS1016D-A, an ideal solution for small Ethernet workgroups
Mumbai, 03rd May 2017: - DIGISOL Systems Ltd., (100% Subsidiary of Smartlink Network Systems Ltd.) a leading provider of Active Networking products, today announced the launch of its 16 Port Fast Ethernet Desktop unmanaged switch designed to enhance network performance in a compact form factor. The DG-FS1016D-A comes with 16 x 10/100 Mbps ports, offering solutions for accelerating bandwidth needs of small Ethernet workgroups. The switch uses store and forward packet-switching technology which offers reliable data transfer. This switch is ideal for network connectivity for the SOHO Environment.
This Switch also allows for auto-sensing and auto negotiation of highest available speed (10/100Mbps) and duplex mode, providing an automatic and flexible solution for the network. These intelligent ports detect the network speed and auto-negotiate between 100BASETX and 10BASE-T, as well as between full and half-duplex.
The DG-FS1016D-A switch operates without any configuration. The built in auto-negotiation feature of the switch will adapt its speed (10/100Mbps) as per the Remote host connected to its port. Each port supports Auto MDI/MDI-X operation for uplink ports which eliminates the need for cross over cables or dedicated uplink ports. This features gives true plug-n-play operation by reducing most common cabling errors during installations. Any port can simply plug to a server or a switch, using the usual straight through twisted-pair cable.
With its backplane capacity of 3.2 Gbps, data transfer is at an average of 200 Mbps per port at full duplex mode allowing every node to perform at their maximum performance.
Product Specifications:
- 16x10/100 Mbps RJ-45 ports
- Complies with IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3x
- Standards Supports Auto MDI/MDI-X Crossover
- Data transfer speed up to 200Mbps (Full-duplex)
- 3.2 Gbps Backplane
- Plug and Play installation
Price: The feature rich DIGISOL DG-FS1016D-A, is available at street price of Rs. 1,999/- and comes with limited lifetime warranty.
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DIGISOL SYSTEMS LTD is a 100% subsidiary of Smartlink Network Systems Ltd and is a leading player in the Active Networking Industry, offering an integrated value proposition from design to development and from sales and marketing to service and support. DIGISOL set a new benchmark in the Converged Communication Systems space offering a wide range of product's across the IT networking spectrum that includes Wireless LAN, Broadband Routing, Switching, IP & CCTV Surveillance. DIGISOL has now, entered in two new product categories in the year 2016 with Passive Networking and Lifestyle Electronics . It now boasts of an end-to-end networking products and solutions portfolio.
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Reddick's walk-off single caps rally in ninth
Lowrie's homer, Callaspo's single sets up final act in three-run inning
OAKLAND -- Josh Reddick's bats had been in hiding. So, too, had his confidence.
Both were on display in the grandest of ways on Saturday, when the A's right fielder continued to dig his way out of an early-season hole with the walk-off single in Oakland's 4-3 victory over the Astros at O.co Coliseum.
For two days, Reddick has been pulling from a stash of bats that had mistakenly been stored above Alberto Callaspo's locker. In that time he's 6-for-9, after starting the year 4-for-41.
"Other than that," said Reddick, smiling, "it's just been hard work.
"It feels good again. The first week I was going up there thinking, 'How am I even going to touch this baseball?' It's a great turnaround, a great feeling to be back in the box with some confidence."
As a team, the A's never seem to lack any -- no matter the deficit, no matter the inning.
Slowed by poor defense and a weak showing at the plate with runners in scoring position for most of Saturday's game, they waited until the ninth to do most of their good work.
Down 3-1 entering the frame, the A's plated three in the inning to complete the comeback and enjoy their second straight win over the Astros, who have dropped six straight to fall to 5-13.
The A's, who got eight solid innings from Scott Kazmir, are an American League-best 12-5 with two walk-off wins to their name already. They have 26 total since the start of 2012.
"That's one of the best characteristics of this team," said Jed Lowrie, who started the comeback in the ninth with a leadoff homer to right field. "We had that last year, and we're off to a good start this year of really grinding out those last-inning at-bats and making it tough on the other guys, never making it easy on them."
Perhaps it was fitting that Lowrie, involved in a dustup with Houston manager Bo Porter on Friday night, kept the drama alive for another day with a his shot off right-hander Chad Qualls, who had never faced the shortstop before.
Josh Donaldson walked, and Yoenis Cespedes followed with a single, setting up Alberto Callaspo's game-tying hit one out later. That's when Reddick stepped to the plate and delivered the difference-maker, a sharp RBI knock to right-center field.
"We often talk about guys who are in deep slumps, and sometimes it only takes one game where you get a couple of hits or a couple of balls up, you start to feel a lot better about yourself," said manager Bob Melvin. "He had good swings today, certainly that last one. He's not trying to hit a homer there, just trying to get the ball in the air. He hit that as squarely as you can hit it.
"It's just more confidence than anything. His swings had been good, his balance had been pretty good. The only two times I've seen him off-balance were the first two swings that inning where he was out front a little. You could see him talking to himself and he stayed within himself, and that's what we want to see him do, let the ball travel and get a good look at it."
The A's were just 2-for-10 with runners in scoring position before the ninth, having stranded 12 baserunners to that point, their only other run coming in the third against lefty Brett Oberholtzer on back-to-back doubles from Daric Barton and Craig Gentry.
Moreover, they made two more errors, including a throwing miscue from catcher Derek Norris that led to a run in the fifth, to give them an AL-high 18 on the season.
Dan Otero, who pitched a scoreless ninth, recorded the win, but Kazmir's day was not to be overlooked.
The southpaw allowed just two earned runs (three total) on six hits with no walks and five strikeouts in a season-high eight innings. He finished eight innings just once last year, on July 24.
"It's great, early in the year, to be going deep in the games and still have quality pitches from my first pitch to my last pitch," said Kazmir. "It's huge, and to be able to get quick outs like that and reduce my pitch count each inning was important."
The $22 million lefty has been outstanding for the A's, allowing a combined five earned runs with 24 strikeouts next to just four walks in 27 1/3 innings over his first four starts.
He's also quickly picked up on their knack for the dramatic.
"If we're close enough, we feel like it's only a matter of time," Kazmir said. "Even if we get their best guy, we still feel like we can pull it out."
"We seem to get our best at-bats late in games, so even though it wasn't pretty for a while early on, that's why we play to 27 outs," said Melvin. "Every at-bat in the ninth inning was fantastic."


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Surrender to Storm—For the third year in a row, the Harwood Art Center will celebrate National Poetry Month (that's this month, comrades) with a collaborative art and poetry exhibit. Surrender to Storm combines Cynthia Fusillo's mixed-media work with complementary poetry by Barbara Rockman for a unique show merging word and vision. The exhibit opens on Saturday, April 8, with a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. 242-6367.
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Drawing doesn't get a lot of respect in the hoity-toity art world. For whatever reason, curators, gallery owners and critics often stereotype it as too simple, too basic, too childish even to merit serious consideration. Aspiring artists might spend much of their time doodling in the margins during boring middle school history classes. After that, though, they're expected to quickly graduate to oils and acrylics. If they use drawing for anything, it should be merely to sketch out ideas to be finalized in other media.
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Hamlet: The Vampire Slayer at Gorilla Tango Comedy Theatre
Albuquerque has Hamlet on the brain. An excellent traditional staging of the play is now showing at the Vortex Theatre (see Performance Review, "The Prince of Darkness," March 30-April 5). Meanwhile, over at Gorilla Tango Comedy Theatre, the wackjob jokers from the Eat, Drink and Be Larry comedy troupe have masterminded a—how shall I put this?—somewhat less traditional late-night version of Shakespeare's Danish revenge saga.
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The TVI Theater Department is hopping into the local theater scene with both feet. The department's inaugural offering will be This Could Be You, a series of brief one acts by Harold Pinter along with six other shorties from the Humana Festival of short plays at the Louisville Actors' Center. The show is directed by some talented veterans of Albuquerque theater—Susan Erickson, Frank Melcori and Marty Epstein. It runs one weekend only in Janet Stromberg Hall on the main campus. Friday, April 7, and Saturday, April 8, at 8 p.m. Sunday at 2 p.m. $5. Come on out and see what TVI's theatrical talent has to offer. For more information, call Melcori at 262-4124 or e-mail him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Contrary to UGG Boots Outlet its charming representation in Cool Runnings, bobsledding was born from an amalgamation of drunken, over privileged negligence.
In the late 19th century, a brand new winter resort was opened in Switzerland to the delight of young, wealthy Europeans. Winter resorts were pretty new at the time, and as such there wasn't a great deal offered in the way of entertainment other than drinking, looking at mountains UGGS Outlet and throwing coins at poor people. So travelers decided to amuse themselves by stealing the sleds the resort delivery staff used to carry supplies, fuse a couple of them together and go sledding through the streets of St. Moritz, presumably with delivery food flying out along the way.
The innovation pretty much stops there, as the inventors didn't bother to devise a way to steer their contraptions or to think of going sledding in an unpopulated area. Actually, they didn't bother with anything that would help them avoid mowing down the Swiss working class in their merriment.
Still, bobsledding's popularity as a recreational activity for the rich and asinine grew steadily over the next several years. Eventually more runners were added to the bottom of the sled to make it easier to turn, organized races were introduced and women were made a necessary component of each team presumably to make the sport appear less gay.
However, actual runs for the sleds to race along had yet to be invented, so elite Alpine vacationers were still barreling down snow covered streets, smashing into trees and mailboxes. Finally succumbing to reason, the resort built the world's first naturally refrigerating bobsled run in 1902, and two decades later a committee was formed to standardize the rules which allowed the sport to appear in the first Winter Olympics in 1924. It isn't clear which rule "go," "that way" or "fast" needed clarification, but the world is unquestionably better for it.
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1. Boxing: Pretty Much Fight Club
Boxing, or variants of it, goes back to the first time some caveman figured out you can make the other guy hurt worse if you curl up your fingers into a ball before you smack him. However, the direct precursor to the modern version comes from England during a time when, after a long day at work, the average man wanted nothing more than to punch another working class man in the face repeatedly and possibly to death (the simple things in life we all take for granted).
In the late 17th and early 18th centuries, bare knuckle boxing was all the rage. These fights didn't have any limp wristed sissyfits like "weight classes," "referees" or "rules," and thus matches often ended with "grievous injuries" and "dead bodies." By 1743, boxers had grown sick of getting bruised and battered and killed in the ring, and so London Prize Fight rules were introduced by then champion, Jack Broughton.
Fights were still brutal, bare knuckled affairs though. Fighters were permitted to wear spiked shoes, holds and throws were legal and there were no round limits. The rules even discussed how to resolve a match that was interrupted by a rioting crowd or police interference, showing how chaotic things could become. Imagine Mike Tyson wearing a pair of knife boots to the ring.
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At least six media members have come forward to say they won't be voting for Cam Newton, the best player in the world, because of the allegations against him. What's the point?
Brooks has taken it upon himself to compile the names of voters who have announced, in their columns, Twitter accounts or otherwise, that they'll be leaving Newton off their ballot. They are:
Orlando Sentinel columnist Mike Bianchi, Philadelphia writer Michael Bradley, Gene Frenette of the Florida Times Union, FanHouse's David Whitley, Kyle Tucker of the Virginian-Pilot and the Macon Telegraph's Seth Emerson.
Six voters out of 925 writers and former Heisman winners, give or take Reggie Bush's vote, isn't a lot. And of those six, Frenette's voting for Justin Blackmon, Whitley for Owen Marecic, and Emerson is abstaining from voting altogether. All three might as well be throwing their ballots away. Obviously Newton's not going to finish anywhere but first, so what's the point?
I get the concept of a protest vote. I'm someone who may or may not have cast a write-in vote in the 2004 Presidential Election. But if the Anti-Cam Six truly believe in the importance of integrity in college football, they probably should have changed careers long ago.
Let's say the protest votes work, and somehow, enough people are ticked off at the SEC's and NCAA's handling of the Newton scandal to deny him the trophy. The likely winner would then be LaMichael James, who pleaded guilty to an actual crime, something much worse than taking a little money for your services, at least in the eyes of right-thinking folks who understand that football's just a game.
As Brooks rightly points out, leaving Newton off the ballot isn't about his integrity; it's about the NCAA's lack thereof. The fact that Newton will win, and handily, is proof that not enough people care about recruiting violations or middle men or bylaws to stop taking part in award voting that's one of the NCAA's favorite institutions. To say nothing of the inevitable monster ratings for the BCS Title Game.
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Cook the Book: Grasshopper Pie
One of my favorite jokes goes like this: A grasshopper walks into a bar, and the bartender says, "Hey, did you know that we have a drink named after you?" The grasshopper replies, "You have a drink named Carl?"
Well, I think it's pretty hilarious, so hilarious that I couldn't resist sharing this recipe for grasshopper pie from Mrs. Rowe's Little Book of Southern Pies by Mollie Cox Bryan as an excuse to tell the joke.
This is the pie version of the grasshopper cocktail, a sweet and mint after-dinner drink that was popular in the South throughout the 1950s and 1960s. This pie is certainly from another era (marshmallows and green food coloring?), but the combination of chocolate and mint is undoubtedly delicious. This is also a wonderful summer dessert since it requires very little stove and oven time.
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- 2 cups crushed plain chocolate cookies (without icing or filling)
- 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
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Remote vessel and equipment surveys have been available in the maritime world for years, but classification societies are seeing increased demand for these services as more firms turn to digital solutions to continue business during the coronavirus outbreak.Using real-time video communication tools, and even drones and robotics when applicable, surveyors are able to work with stakeholders to perform inspections without having to be on site, which is especially beneficial amid current COVID-19 travel restrictions.
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Greensea introduces a new hull crawler that easily attaches a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) to a ship hull without magnetics, allowing the operator to "drive" the ROV and payloads over the hull. Initial hull crawlers are designed to work exclusively with the VideoRay Mission Specialist Defender ROV. The hull crawler represents a milestone in Greensea's hull robotics program, which is advancing navigation and localization capabilities for a fully autonomous robotic hull inspection and proactive in-water cleaning solution. "VideoRay is a valued Greensea partner with a dynamic and powerful ROV.
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The U.S. government and Florida were working on a plan on Wednesday to allow thousands of cruise ship passengers exposed to an onboard coronavirus outbreak to disembark, a day after President Donald Trump urged the governor to drop his opposition to their docking.Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis said he was not opposed to them docking in his city. But he said a clear protocol was needed to protect residents of his South Florida city from infection."There can be no missteps in this process," he told CNN."We have to be comfortable knowing that they are being quarantined in such a way that they do not infect the rest of the community," Trantalis said.
Workers From a BP Gulf of Mexico Platform Test Positive for COVID-19
Several workers on a BP Plc oil platform in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico have tested positive for coronavirus, the company said on Wednesday, a day after a worker at BP's operations in Alaska also tested positive.The cases are the first recorded among oil workers in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska, and follow a positive test at an Equinor offshore project in the North Sea.A case of the coronavirus was also reported at BP's Whiting, Indiana refinery, according to local media reports.More than 850,000 people have been infected by the virus worldwide, which has killed more than 42,000 people.
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Oil traders are storing as much as 80 million barrels of oil on tankers at sea, with further ships being sought as land storage sites fill up fast due to a global glut of stocks, shipping industry sources say.Traders rushed for storage after global oil demand collapsed by a third due to the coronavirus outbreak, and as top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia have refused to curb output so far, creating what is believed to be the biggest oil glut in history.The last time floating storage reached similar levels was in 2009, when traders stored over 100 million barrels at sea before offloading stocks.


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Benjamin Dominguez (b. Benjamin Ricardo Dominguez Elizarraráz) was born in Guanajuato, Mexico in 1894. During
World War I he first visited the United States , traveling to Denver Colorado. He married and had one child
Benjamin Jr. After the tragic death of his wife he returned to Mexico and enrolled in La Academia de Artes Plasticas
of the University of Mexico between 1922 and 1925. For the next 30 years he and his wife, Anna, raised their 13
children while he perfected his artistic craft with concrete. His most recognized Mexican work is in the Mexico
City Zoo, where he constructed the enclosures for the lion and tiger exhibits.
After his eldest son, Benjamin Jr., returned to the United States, to serve his country in WWII, the elder Benjamin
decided that immigrating to the U.S. would give his children the best opportunities for the future. In 1956, at the
age of 62, Benjamin immigrated to the United States with Anna and their unmarried children. He immediately began
working towards becoming a citizen, earning his citizenship in the mid 1960s.
He and his family lived in El Paso, Texas and, while there, Benjamin received his first commission in Oct. 1956, to
erect his specialty: a concrete tree sculpture for the Washington Park bear pit
(this work no longer remains).
The work so impressed the city that Benjamin was commissioned to create other concrete sculptures. And so, the
artist began the work that would define his legacy to his adopted country: children's play sculptures.
Benjamin blended the artistic medium of his Mexican heritage and vision of children's active play space of the
1950's United States. The uniqueness of his designs and "unusual shapes [that] provide adventure in climbing for fun"
brought him acclaim. Over the next 2 years cities and counties commissioned him to create dozens of pieces: fish,
harps, and double slides along with climbing structures that integrated various modes of play. This resulted in his
sculpture called "Sputnik": a climbing structure with a shallow slide and an elephant relief. The animal/slide theme
came to be Dominguez's trademark, which culminated in his masterpieces in Garden Grove's Atlantis and San Gabriel's
Laguna parks.
The attention that his El Paso works garnered secured Benjamin's his first California commissions in 1957 for
the city of Beverly Hills. Here he returned to his specialty and constructed a "rustic bridge" in
Coldwater Park.
This work then lead to another bridge in the
Las Vegas' Desert Inn Golf Course. He moved his family to Las Vegas as
more opportunities for work presented themselves in the developing city. In Nevada, Dominguez began to shift his
designs to create "hacer creer" or "make believe" parks. The Las Vegas Sun described these structures as,
"the land of 'make believe' where the fancies of children soar beyond the limits of the mundane things."
(Las Vegas Sun, April 26, 1960)
The Women's Service League funded these giant works, of whales, friendly dragons, mammoth
mushrooms and gargantuan turtles. Unfortunately, just a few years ago, the city destroyed these works to make way
for a new building development. Benjamin's sons salvaged only one piece before bulldozers plowed the works under in
the middle of the night.
Despite his success in Nevada, Benjamin moved to Southern California, settling in La Puente. The rapid suburbanization
of Los Angeles presented a greater opportunity. Benjamin, now nearing 70 years of age, was poised to create his master
works. Despite his impressive portfolio, Benjamin continued to approach securing work in the tedious manner of the
past decade: writing letters in Spanish to Parks and Recreation Departments and then using an English-Spanish
dictionary to translate his words. Los Angeles County Supervisor Frank Bonelli answered one of these letters and
contracts were signed in 1960 "for the construction of uniquely designed play equipment" that has been an attraction
at Legg Lake in Whittier Narrows for over 4 decades. These works were so unique that Locale Magazine stated that
they were "designed to delight and flabbergast." In these works, Dominguez began to integrate the imagination of
the children themselves, drawing them into a world that brought his figures to life. As adults marveled at the
artistic value of these creatures, the children were transported into a different dimension. Yet even with his
seemly endless talent and imagination, nothing could have prepared the children of Southern California for the
genius of his final two projects.
About to enter his 7th decade, Benjamin Dominguez was a tireless worker. In a letter written to his children near
the end of his life he expressed the importance of work, "An individual's work is the only method in which you can
obtain success. No one can obtain it for free." This was the legacy and lesson he wanted to leave for his children
and is clearly the mark he would unwittingly place on those who, for generations, have enjoyed his gifts.
Garden Grove was the next city to look to Dominguez for guidance in designing a park. Atlantis would be the theme of a
new "park development" that Garden Grove hoped would put them on the map and simultaneously satisfy the need of the
city's youth population. With Dominguez, the city planned an enclosed recreational facility to feature Dominguez's
unique and imaginative work. The result seemed to accomplish the unthinkable: make an even greater experience for
children than Whittier Narrows. In this park, the works were not merely part of the landscape, they were the landscape.
He created a serpent slide that wound down a hill and an opened-mouth whale whose tongue was a slide for children. These
works did not just allow children to climb on the artist's imagination, now they were invited to wander in his
imagination. Garden Grove has made Atlantis one of the central features of their parks and recreation and is a tourist
attraction for the city. It continues to receive rave reviews from all those who visit.
(Click here to see reviews of Atlantis at
Yahoo Travel.)
Atlantis remains available to the public for a nominal fee ($1 with a child). The experiences of Atlantis are thought
to be one of a kind for those who live in Garden Grove. However, Benjamin, with son Rene, would create his masterpiece
for the City of San Gabriel.
The Laguna of San Gabriel would be Benjamin Dominguez's final project. At 70, the years of working with concrete
had taken their toll. But the Master had a vision that he would not allow father time to rob from the Children of
San Gabriel. In this work, Benjamin was the designer of the experience. A lagoon was the theme, but here
Dominguez's work would ultimately manifest the imaginations he had for over a decade tried to liberate. For over
40 years, Benjamin's Laguna has been known as "dinosaur" or "monster" park to children all over the greater San
Gabriel Valley. The experience for children is so intensely imaginative that parents still wonder how their
children walk away from the many sea creatures visualizing "dinosaurs" instead.
The Parks and Recreation Dept. of San Gabriel, under the leadership and vision of its director, Frank H. Carpenter
wanted to "do something unique" with their park design. After many trips to Atlantis, the city decided to follow
the themed approach that would allow Dominguez to integrate the aspects of his craft that he had been perfecting
for over a decade. Familiar creatures, such as "Minnie" the whale, "Stella" the starfish, "Ozzie" the octopus, and
Flipper, Speedy and Peanut (3 dolphins) dotted the lagoon. All were greater examples of his previous works. Yet
even in his later life, Benjamin challenged his imagination. Truly, the culmination of his life's work, experience,
and imagination is clearly illustrated in the integration of a lighthouse serpent slide. The works in San Gabriel
stand as the pinnacle and testament of his career.
Benjamin Dominguez died in 1974 at the age of 80. He was buried in South San Gabriel next to the son that brought
him to this country. His children, who speak of him as a great father and husband still live in Mexico and the
United States.


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The prosthetic mask that I (dammit) wear is from Aradani Studios They've got a bunch of great masks.
Killits mask was ordered online. It's the standard orc prosthetic.
The tusks come with the standard orc prosthetic kit but I originally got mine at Dental Distortions though now I can't find the tusks there.
But you can find some pretty neat teeth by just doing a google search for "Fake Tusks" This Mask World seems to have some good stuff.
I use Kryolan red hair spray but any red hair spray will do. I do have the overwhelming desire to wash my hair after about 20 hours of having this in because it makes my hair feel crispy but really gets it frayed and standing out all crazylike. Which is a good thing if you're playing a ravaging beast.
A cream or cake makeup is best for full body coverage. A stick form is easiest to apply. I grabbed Mehron Cream Blend Makeup from my local costume shop. I have been told that if you put some vaseline on before the makeup, it helps when you go to remove it. Handy wipes are your friend. You'll want a colorset powder to put over the makeup so it doesn't wipe off and a Barrier Spray over that to keep it from sweating off. Some people put the barrier spray on before the makeup to protect their skin from the pigment. I am crazy and I do squeeze my eyes shut and hold my breath and spray this in my face and then walk away from the miasma of pain and death before I start breathing again….you did not hear this from me. I do not recommend this…I'm just sayin'.


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On Friday March 24th Gary wrote,
Not rated well on this site. Not very challenging at all. If tangrams are a 7 or 8 (not sure why some tangrams are level 7. A tangram is a tangram is a tangram. Anyhow. It's fun. But will not stump even an 8 year old for more than a few minutes. But it's still a beautiful design, honestly. Even though the difficulty rating should be more of a 6, in my opinion. And even that may be pushing it. What I was upset about is the glueing together of the top half with the base- it was way off. Or maybe it was the cutting of the pieces unequally. There was a very sloppy misalignment of the "roof" of the house. Anyhow because this cost me around 40 dollars after tax and shipping I won't be able to recommend the purchase. But it is a cool, niche item, and you may be thrilled with it.