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Capital Safety™ Australia Introduces Their New i-Safe™ 3.1 Intelligent Safety System
A Mobile App that streamlines paperless inspection and inventory process!
Sydney, Australia, August 09, 2014 --(
)-- Capital Safety, home of the DBI-SALA® and PROTECTA® brands of fall protection equipment has announced the launch of their new i-Safe™ 3.1 Mobile App for iOS and Android handheld devices.
The app provides a user-friendly platform that improves operational efficiencies, reduces costs, and shifts management focus from paper-based activities toward technology-based activities to improve utilisation of end-user resources and technical expertise. The app supports the popular i-Safe™ Intelligent Safety System, the industry's first RFID system dedicated to fall protection equipment and inspection tracking. The RFID system provides web-enabled intelligent technology to allow the user to easily record and access inspection, inventory and purchase information.
Specifically designed for field technicians, facility managers, inspectors and auditors, i-Safe™ 3.1 automates all aspects of inspections, work orders and field data collection on a mobile platform. The easy-to-use program allows users to create their own checklists or select one from the extensive i-Safe™ library, offering both off-the-shelf and tailored processes for any size organisation. It links mobile devices, software and web portals, providing easy access to data and reports, and can be used either as a hosted (cloud-based) service or installed
"Since its original launch, the i-Safe™ System has become an invaluable tool for customers looking to save time, increase compliance, and improve the management of their safety inspection process," said Vin Chandrasekaran, i-Safe™ & Netting Specialist for Capital Safety Australia & New Zealand. "With the technology advancement of i-Safe™ 3.1 moving towards a mobile platform, equipment inspection and compliance has never been easier or more convenient."
The i-Safe™ 3.1 Mobile App is compatible with all iPhones, iPads, Android smartphones and tablets, Windows Mobile rugged PDAs, and intrinsically safe handheld devices. For more information regarding Capital Safety's New i-Safe™ Mobile App call 1800 245 002 (AUS), 0800 212 505 (NZ) or visit www.capitalsafety.com.au
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Saving the app state
Saving the application state ensures that when the user returns to the application, the application returns to the same condition it was in when it lost focus.
An application can experience a number of interruptions during its life cycle, for example, losing application focus, low memory events, and low battery events. These events must be managed by the application. It is important that your application listen for these events and respond by saving the application state. Any pertinent information about the current conditions of the application can be saved, for example, the screen element currently in focus, or any user-entered data. When the user returns to the application, the saved state can be reloaded and the user can then continue on as before.
The type of information you should save about the application state depends upon the application, and upon the likely expectations of your user. For example, for an e-reader application, the user might simply expect to return to the same page of the same book they were reading. In a text editor application or on a settings page, the user might expect that any text entered would still be available, even if those changes were not saved manually. In an interactive game, such as a driving game, you might save much more data about the state of the application. In each case, to decide what data to save and when to save it, you must first determine what data is necessary for the user to continue when the user contains state is reloaded.
It is also wise to save the application state after other significant events; for example, in a game application, you might save the state each time the user completes a level.
There are several different methods for saving the application state. The following code example shows how an e-reader application would save and read the current page number from a file:
#include <stdio.h> // Save page number to a file void save_to_file(int page) { // Open file as binary FILE *fp = fopen("data/save.dat", "wb"); if (!fp) { return; } fprintf(fp, "%i", page); fclose(fp); } // Retrieve page number from file // Returns page number or 0, if unsuccessful int read_from_file() { int page = 0; //open file as binary FILE *fp = fopen("data/save.dat", "rb"); if (!fp) { return 0; } int rc = fscanf(fp, "%i", &page); if (rc != 1) { return 0; } fclose(fp); return page; }

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WHAT: Soil Celebration to Designate Sunnyside Soil Series as the Representative Soil for the District of Columbia
WHERE: United States National Arboretum, 3501 New York Avenue NE, Washington, DC, 20002
WHEN: Monday, April 23, 10:30 to 11:30 am
WHO: Soil Science Society of America, USDA-NRCS, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, including invited speakers Department of Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns; National Arboretum Director Dr. Thomas Elias; and Robert Hyman, Chair District of Columbia Soil and Water Conservation District.
WHY: Soil is the theme of a scheduled 2008 Smithsonian exhibit with a focus on conservation and sustainability. The USDA collection of state soils is scheduled to be displayed next year as part of the National Museum of Natural History's soils exhibit called "Worlds Underfoot." The museum is working with the Soil Science Society of America to develop this 5,000 square foot exhibit, scheduled to open in 2008 and run for one and one-half years.
Members of the media, public information officers, and individuals and families interested in soil are invited to attend.


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By Syma Chowdhry
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Devout parishioners arrived at St. Aldalbert Roman Catholic Church in Port Richmond for mass as usual, but this was no ordinary Sunday.
Many started their morning watching a historic event. Pope John Paul II has been declared a saint.
He was of Polish descent — and many of those who attend this church are very proud of that.
"He was a very good man. He did a lot for Polish people, for everybody."
Saint John Paul visited this church in the summer of 1976 when he was a cardinal. A few years later, after becoming a pope, he returned to Philadelphia.
"I remember seeing him at 17th and Chestnut (Streets)," said parishioner Barbara Jendrzejewska. "He even waved. My girlfriend said, 'wave.' She is polish. We were so excited."
The crowning moment came on the Ben Franklin Parkway, where a million people witnessed his Papal Mass.
Jendrzejewska says the canonization is something she will never forget.
"It's something you're hold on to your whole life," she said, "because we are never going to see this again."
The church held a canonization prayer and Thanksgiving mass to mark this joyous occasion.


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We've got ourselves a new 3D classic in this week's Nintendo Download.... TwinBee. Remember TwinBee? Konami shooter? Only released in Japan?
I asked Twitter if the game was any good and Twitter, in the form of @c_pruett told me: "It's a nice top-down shooter for people who wouldn't play other top-down shooter. Popular with women, I'm told."
I'm no woman, but maybe I'll try it out? (I was also told by Twitter, in the form of @ErrorJustin, "fucking YES." Sorry for the salty language.
Whether you own a 3DS, Wii, DSi, or DSiXL Nintendo has a new game for you to download today. Investigate your 2D and 3D options below:
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3D Classics: TwinBee
Publisher: Nintendo
Price: $4.99 / 500 DSi Points
A hit sensation back in the day, this vertical-scrolling arcade game only made its release on the Famicom. Now, for the first time ever in North America, 3D Classics: TwinBee presents the old shooter along with a new 3D look for your enjoyment!
Guide the spacecraft, TwinBee, as you dodge and destory waves of aerial and ground enemies. If you get hit and lose both of your ship's arms, find an ambulance for repairs quickly! Shoot through the clouds to uncover bells. Collect these for extra points, or continue to shoot at them to gain different upgrades for your ship! Additional power-ups can also be collected from the ground!
Fly high in the sky with your anthropomorphic spacecraft in this new release of a classic!
DSiWare (3DS and DS)
Break Tactics
Publisher: AgeTec, Inc.
Price: $4.99 / 500 Nintendo Bucks
Welcome to the war, Commander!
The flames of war raged unabated... What began as a skirmish over the border of two neighboring states flared into a bitter war that has dragged on for over a decade. The Lancaster Empire and the Duchy of Meroving are the two powers that threaten to engulf the entire continent.
Break Tactics is a full-scale tactics game. Recruit and deploy units, strategies and engage in epic battles leading your men to victory. As Commander you can increase levels, attacks and movements. Your units can increase hit points, offense and defense strength. Determine battle objectives and deploy the best units for each battle. Take full advantage of the terrain and use items to gain an advantage. Earn Break points to upgrade and level up your units. Command your army to victory and end this war once and for all.
Escape Trick: Ninja Castle
Publisher: Intense Co.
Price: $4.99 / 500 Nintendo Bucks
Escape Trick: Ninja Castle provides for an enjoyable game play experience for everyone by solving puzzles and using items. The game is full of action elements such as using Ninjutsu by drawing a circle, taking a picture and sticking it on the Memo screen, and by using the camera feature to enjoy the "escape game."
-Tricky escape adventure
-Solve puzzles by using unique items
-Use Ninjitsu and abilities to defeat enemies
-Use the DSi Camera to post pictures to the Memo screen
Aya and the Cubes of Light
Publisher: Intense Co.
Price: $10.00 / 1000 Nintendo Bucks
Keep on the Light! Solve the cubic mazes and rekindle the stars! Exceptional hybrid of puzzle, platform game and 3D action!
What's gotten into Cseom!? Instead of keeping the Cubes running, he's taking the Energy Packs out of the terminals! The Cubes are the power sources of the stars, and if they stop working it gets dark!
Play Aya, the daughter of the Cube Corporation. Teleport onto the Cubes to collect the Energy Packs to get the Cube engines working again. But it's not that easy to find your way around; you'll have to think around outside the box and mustn't get disorientated, even when you're upside down!
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Sheltered and lonely, Jon's life changes drastically when a strange ship sails into the harbour of his small port town one day. Trapped between the possessive pirate captain and his murderous first mate, he must learn to adapt or he will lose himself completely. An epic tale of love and jealousy, treachery and revelation, this first installment of the Baal's Heart series brings you into the lives of three men so bound together by jealousy and lies that they must sail to the very ends of the earth to find forgiveness.
Get Caged: Love and Treachery on the High Seas (Baal's Heart Book 1) by Bey Deckard at Amazon
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I was tagged by Naty @ Naty's Bookshelf to take part in this tag! I am not going to lie I am pretty excited about this tag! So, let's see how I choose my books.
(This post could also be called: "Lauren is Waxing Poetic About a Bunch Of Books She's Read!)
Find a book on your shelves or ereader with a blue cover. What made you want to pick up this book?
I am pretty sure it was the cover that made me pick up The Light Between Oceans. I think it was a combination of the lighthouse, the title, and the font. (Yes, I really love fonts!) Then I remember picking it up and seeing that it was historical fiction, which is my genre and just being really intrigued by the blurb.
Think of a book you didn't expect to enjoy, but did. Why did you read it in the first place?
I will be honest here and say that I didn't expect to enjoy Twilight and New Moon by Stephanie Meyer like I did. It was shortly after the books came out, and at the time I just didn't think vampires were my thing. I read the book in a couple days in my junior or senior year, because my friend wanted me to attend the Breaking Dawn release party with her, and she thought I would enjoy the series.
Slight tangent here, I did end up going to the Breaking Dawn release party at Borders despite having only read the first two books. (I just couldn't finish Eclipse!) I remember ruling at trivia, especially since no one could remember the order in which the Cullens were turned into vampires. (And some of these people said they read the books a dozen times!)
Stand in front of your bookshelf with your eyes closed and pick a book at random. How did you discover this book?
I first found Look At Me by Jennifer Egan in high school when it was on the shelves of our Library Media Center. I didn't check it out because it was a 500-page book that I was not going to read because I had a paper coming.
Years later, my mother and I were at City Lights Bookshop in San Francisco and she actually bought it, intending to read it on our flight that night. She never did, but now the book lives with me for when I get the gumption to tackle the tome.
Pick a book that someone personally recommended to you. What did you think of it?
I got a personal recommendation for Be Frank With Me by Julia Claiborne Johnson. I really liked the book. It's a precocious kid with a reclusive writer mom and the editorial assistant who has to make sure the writer produces the work. It's heartfelt and entertaining, and I loved the book. Definitely the kind of book that I gravitate towards.
Pick a book that you discovered through YouTube/book blogs. Did it live up to the hype?
I think I discovered The Fault in Our Stars by John Green because of a Booktube video a long time ago. When I finally got around to reading it, I liked it, but I really didn't see what made it so special.
Find a book on your shelves or ereader with a one-word title. What drew you to this book?
I have Euphoria by Lily King on my shelf. It was a book recommended at my local independent bookstore. At first, I liked the title, because the word euphoria made me think of a sense of happiness and maybe a state of intoxication.
Then I liked that it was about anthropologists and loosely based on Margaret Meade. I didn't know anything about Margaret Meade, or her work, and it intrigued me. I haven't gotten around to reading it yet, but the premise still interests me.
What book did you discover through a film/TV adaptation?
So, funny story, I first found out about The Handmaid's Tale by watching the 1990 adaptation with Natasha Richardson and Faye Dunaway. Not unusual, except I was twelve-years-old and the movie was on Lifetime. I didn't realize it was a book until about eighteen months later and didn't read it until about thirteen years after that.
Think of your all-time favorite book(s). When did you read these and why did you pick them up in the first place?
I came so close to wanting to pursue a career in criminal psychology around the time that we did a Greek Literature unit in my sophomore English class. One of the plays we read was Medea, and I recall it being the first book where I made a connection to our present day world. To this day, I still recall writing a class paper that compared her to Andrea Yates.
In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez is another book that I discovered in high school. I spent a lot of time in the library and one day I happened upon this book in the fiction section, and I picked it up and I just started reading. It kind of opened up an interest in Latin America and the history there.
One of my all-time favorite books is Her Fearful Symmetry by Audrey Niffenegger. I read this the summer of my junior year of college. I picked it up because I had just finished The Time Traveler's Wife and I wasn't happy with that book at all. It was a case where hype got in the way. Her Fearful Symmetry was a much better fit and had themes that were more my speed, plus a little more a supernatural element that I loved. I think I've bought three copies since it came out in paperback.
Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin I read back when Borders was still in business. It was on display and I liked the blurb on the back. Then, I started reading it, and I liked this odd depiction of an afterlife that I hadn't really considered before. Ironically enough, this is another book that makes me ugly cry like no one's business.
Then there is City of Thieves which I read last year. It's another book that I loved. I think that it's just a well-written page-turner. I bought it on a recommendation from my independent bookstore a few years ago. The book just stayed with me.
That's it for the How I Choose My Books Book Tag! If you made it through all of that, you are an amazing person! I am going to tag a few bloggers to keep this going.
Amber @ The Literary Phoenix
Sam @ Spines in a Line
Gretchen @ Chic Nerd Reads
Amanda @ Literary Weaponry
Shruti @ This is Lit


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A resume has about 10 seconds in front of a recruiter before they decide whether you're a good candidate for an interview. Providing all pertinent information, such as a college education, gives you an advantage over an applicant without this. Adding a Bachelor's degree on your resume shows the recruiter that you not only finished college, but also completed coursework in the field you're applying for.
Open your resume document in a word processing file. If you don't have a current resume, begin one with your name, address and phone number. After writing your objective, skills and work history, add your educational experience.
Scroll down to the end of your resume and type "Education," usually in all caps and bold font. List your college history under this header.
Type the college's name, date of attendance and your degree type on the first line. Add your GPA if it was 3.0 or above. List all colleges attended, with most current college first.
Include any classes or activities that relate to the jobs you desire. Use the same list formatting that you used for your work experience.
New college graduates should place the education section at the top of the resume, under the objective, if they don't have a lot of work experience.
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Putting together The Daily Beast and Newsweek makes little financial sense, includes not much in the way of editorial synergies is it The News Beast or The Daily Week? and marries two properties that have almost nothing in common other than the fact that they both lose lots of money.
Other than that? A great idea. Brilliant, really. And it will be fun to watch.
For starters, it will be nice to see Tina Brown back in print, just two years after starting The Daily Beast for Barry Diller at IAC and making it clear that she was crossing over to digital media and had no intention of coming back.
"I would hate to be in the magazine world. It's a really tough world to have to compete in," said Ms. Brown at the EconWomen conference in 2008. But that clear-eyed assessment seemed very far away on Thursday night. Never mind all that black crepe; bring on the Champagne!
"What does this exciting new media marriage mean? It means that The Daily Beast's animal high spirits will now be teamed with a legendary, weekly print magazine in a joint venture, named The Newsweek Daily Beast Company, owned equally by Barry Diller's IAC and Sidney Harman, owner (and savior) of Newsweek," she wrote in an announcement on the site Thursday night. Her note to readers came after The New York Observer broke the news that the wedding, which had been called off just weeks before, was back on.
Nuptials that grow out of broken engagements seem particularly fragile, and there is a kind of shotgun aspect to all of this: The Daily Beast is up against the seemingly impossible economics of producing quality general interest content on the Web, and with its weekly cadence, Newsweek has lost salience in a news environment cluttered with rapid new competitors, like, um, The Daily Beast.
For Mr. Diller, the deal is an opportunity to distribute costs over a larger organization, reach the more reliable advertising platform of print and get his hands on a major media calling card, if one that is tattered almost beyond recognition.
Mr. Harman gets a star editor albeit one who doesn't report directly to him landing a prized Manhattan media collectible after feckless and fruitless months of searching. The list of people who turned down the job of reviving Newsweek reads like the reservation list of Michael's restaurant in Midtown on a very busy day.
The people who said no before Ms. Brown said yes are said by at least two people involved in the process to include (in no particular order): Peter Kaplan, former editor of The New York Observer and now at Women's Wear Daily; Josh Tyrangiel, formerly of Time Inc. and now at Bloomberg Businessweek; Kurt Andersen, the founder of Spy and the former editor of New York magazine; Adam Moss, the current editor of New York; Jim Kelly, the former editor of Time magazine; Jacob Weisberg, chairman and editor in chief of the Slate Group; Fareed Zakaria, a former Newsweek luminary now at Time and CNN; and Andrew Sullivan, the blogger and former editor of The New Republic.
Mr. Harman seemed unprepared for the challenges that went with plunking down a dollar for Newsweek and assuming some $40 million in liabilities. After he made the deal in August, weeks and then months went by with the patient still on the table, bleeding cash, talent and advertiser interest. Enter Ms. Brown and her trusty set of paddles. "Clear!" you can almost hear her shouting as she steps toward the task at hand.
(Her first act was a bit of euthanasia: Newsweek.com is being shut down and its traffic is being redirected to its new sibling, even though it has more than twice the traffic of The Daily Beast.)
Can she combine the two patients into one with a good life expectancy? Stephen Colvin is now chief executive of The Daily Beast Newsweek Publishing and had been president of The Daily Beast. He spent 17 years in magazines at Dennis Publishing, which included the then-successful Maxim magazines and where he also started The Week, which turned out to be a pretty good idea, and wouldn't you know, created turbulence for Newsweek with its formula of aggregating weekly content in print. He is confident that the blend of the operations will be a fruitful one.
"It combines a great, prestigious magazine with a very buzzy, feisty Web site, both targeted at the same audience," he said. "We have budgets, we have a plan, and if we execute, there is a real opportunity here."
Mr. Colvin won't say so, but Newsweek is less prestigious than it used to be. Yes, Ms. Brown's track record in reinventing magazines is excellent, but in the case of both Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, she had the backing of S. I. Newhouse, whose financial indulgence was eventually rewarded with revitalized franchises that are part of the core assets of Condé Nast.
Mr. Harman and Mr. Diller have deep pockets, too, but they are already dealing with very significant losses about $500,000 a week at Newsweek, and The Daily Beast, a much smaller enterprise, will lose about $10 million this year.
"When you step back, this is not a marriage made in heaven," said Mark Edmiston, a former media investment banker who was the president of Newsweek in the 1980s. "You have two very different owners with very different motivations. At Sidney's age, he is interested in creating a journalistic legacy, while Barry will be looking to monetize his investment in The Daily Beast by doing what Politico does, which is use a print product to subsidize a digital business."
"And if you leave Tina out of it for a moment, what is the model?" he added. "I don't see how you can take two money-losing businesses and put them together and come up with a single entity that makes money."
He's got a point. Imagine trying to sell packaged advertising: "Not only will you get a great ad position on a fresh, provocative Web site, but we will also sell you a large brand advertisement in a storied weekly that circulates to 1.5 million Americans." Gee, that sounds like a very unusual animal, one that has the head of a goat and the backside of a cow.
When the merger talks fell apart three weeks ago, staff members at The Daily Beast were relieved and couldn't help noticing that Ms. Brown seemed "almost giddy that she didn't end up with this 1,000-pound rock strapped to her back," according to one staff member who didn't want to be quoted talking that way about the boss.
Now she has to get the rock off her back and start rolling it up a hill.


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"Gossip Girl" star Tika Sumpter is a beauty force to be reckoned with. Not only does the stunning starlet have the most beautiful, clear-as-day skin, but she's not afraid to try bold makeup trends that enhance her natural glow.
From rich, matte lips to come-hither eyes, take at look at Tika's hottest "It Girl" makeup moments yet.


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Children crafts. Touching MONSTER in the origami technique for kids
Some time ago I got interested in the technique of paper twisting or origami. The figures made in this technique can be cute original gifts to your friends giving a lot pleasure to both givers and receivers. My curious daughter joined me and learned this fascinating technique of origami. So, we thought you may like to have a go at making this touching origami MONSTER. The craft is simple in making and it gives the opportunity to try different sizes and colors until you find exactly what you like. The photos will help you.
Make this little Monster, draw a funny muzzle and the present is ready.
Make this little Monster, draw a funny muzzle and the present is ready.


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What We Can Not Forget To Celebrate
In less than 24 hours from now, the 2015-16 Broadway season will never be the same as it is in this moment. In just over 12 hours from this moment, the 2016 Tony Award nominations will be announced and everything will have changed. We will be talking about winners, losers, the word "snubbed" will return to our vocabulary and it seems like all we will have worked so hard for might be forgotten. I'm not interested in letting that happen. Despite what award results present themselves to us in the coming weeks, Broadway is much more than a list of nominations or winners. That is why I'm writing this blog post. Today, Luner on Theatre is here to tell you what we can not forget to celebrate about the Broadway 2015-16 season.
Diversity: (Noun) The state of being diverse; variety.
No one can argue Broadway is experiencing one of its most, if not thee most, diverse season in history. While many may argue Broadway's diversity still has a way to go, I think it's rewarding to not only examine the season presented so far this year but the incredible groundwork that has been laid for future productions in years to come. Hamilton, this season's blockbuster, without a doubt began that conversation by bringing to life colonial America (1776) through the eyes and performers of America today. It's American then told through America now. A cast made up varying ethnicities brings to life well-known historical figures and has reminded Broadway that as storytellers, the conversation can be changed whenever we decided we want to change how we look at what has happened by examining it through what is happening now. While Hamilton may be praised as the season's most diverse production, plenty of other Broadway shows this season have not only welcomed new stories but new faces and life onto The Great White Way.
Earlier this year, Allegiance hit the stage bringing to life the Japanese-American experience during World War II to life in a fresh new musical featuring a cast of Asian-Americans. On Your Feet!, featuring the music of Gloria Estefan, brings to life the Cuban-American experience as one girl reaches for her dreams supported by a cast of hispanic actors. The latino cast is one of the largest on Broadway since In The Heights shuttered back in 2011. The Color Purple returned to Broadway as well this season with a cast of African-American actors who have been critically acclaimed for their performances spotlighting the life of African-American women in the south during the 1930's. With so many different stories coming to life this season and new doors opening for the first time or re-opening in a long time, the Broadway season gets to look like the United States of American of 2015-16. Thanks Matthew Murphy for the photo left!
Accessibility: (Adjective) Easy to approach, reach, enter, speak with, or use.
Accessibility can be defined in a variety of ways. Accessibility has a lot to do with diversity and at the same time, making theatre accessible to all types of people. Diversity on Broadway this season has opened to door to countless new theatre-goers experiencing Broadway musicals and plays for the first time.
I think it is safe to say one of the most accessible musicals this season came in the form of a Spring Awakening revival, which transferred to Broadway following a run at Deaf West in 2015. The musical revival featured speaking-actors singing and deaf-actors signing in American Sign Language working together to tell the story. Spring Awakening opened up a larger conversation about accessibility on Broadway not only for audiences but performers as well and highlighted the communication problems that still exist in our society today. Thanks to Joan Marcus for the photo right!
The musical revival worked to make sure it was not only accessible to the regular theatre going audience but a deaf audience as well. For example, the show featured a sound design not only built for hearing audiences but deaf audiences as well who could feel the show through hums, thumps and bass at appropriate moments during the performance. Before the show, a lottery held in both speaking and ASL took place each night in front of the theatre teaching basic ASL to audiences as well. Some basic signs taught included applause which was encouraged to be used during the performance.
Accessibility deals as well with the stories we choose to tell on Broadway. By telling a wide-range of stories on Broadway featuring different nationalities and backgrounds, we offer permission to future performers and designers to fulfill their dream of working in show business. We grant permission to the productions of tomorrow when we take a chance on something new today. So when we open the door to tell a story everyone can relate too, we find not only a better appreciation for Broadway but Broadway better appreciating life itself.
Contrary: (Adjective) Opposite in nature, direction, or meaning.
While the diversity and accessibility of this season are enough to celebrate alone, we cannot ignore the contrary stage productions Broadway has offered audiences this season. While the "style of Broadway" musicals often has a certain sound to it, this season has not only strayed from that path but created several new ones as well.
Let's take a look at the sounds of this season alone. Bright Star features a bright, sweeping score of pure bluegrass music. American Psycho features a persistent pumping score of techno music. Hamilton hip-hops its way through lyrics like there is no tomorrow and Tuck Everlasting presents an elegant yet fascinating score with folk mixed in. We can't forget to mention the roll and rumble of Andrew Lloyd Webber's School of Rock musical adaptation or the latin music of On Your Feet literally getting audiences on their feet night after night. Grammy Award nominee Sara Bareilles has made the trek to Broadway as well this season penning the score for Waitress infusing her one-of-a-kind pop style into a musical format. For the first time in a long time, Broadway not only looks like America but sounds like it too.
Prosperity: (Noun) The state of being prosperous.
There are two different types of success on Broadway. Artistic success and financial success. While all producers hope for both when bringing shows to the stage, most of the time shows will fall into one of these categories instead of both. However, Broadway is on track to break records once again this season not only in overall grosses but attendance. Let us not forget, the year began by Broadway breaking every record ever recorded not only in total grosses but attendance as well. Grosses and attendance have remained steady throughout the spring season not only fueled by the burst of new productions but with several productions from last season hitting the one year mark while staples such as Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Lion King, Beautiful and The Book Of Mormon have continued to pack in audiences. School of Rock, pictured right, has proved a new family favorite this season among both older and younger audiences. Thanks to Matthew Murphy for photo right!
While some may argue artistic success is more important than financial success, that argument is a two-way street. However, Broadway this season has seen a healthy dose of both. While several productions have consistently grossed less than desired, and more than likely needed to continue running long-term, Broadway's wide-appeal this season has not only appealed to its consistent audience but brought in new theatre-goers as well. Producers are learning that diversity, accessibility and contrasting material is the key to success these days.
From the article above, I hope you can see there is so much more to celebrate this season than just award nominations and winners we will learn of in the coming weeks. At the end of the day and this season, Broadway has won. We not only managed to stage one of the most diverse and accessible seasons in history, but laid the ground work for countless new stories and old ones reinvented to be told on Broadway. Along the way, dozens of future performers, designers and administrators have been inspired but what they have experienced to pursue a life in this crazy business we call theatre. So no matter what happens tomorrow or in the coming weeks, just remember how much we have to celebrate this season on Broadway. We've come so very far and still have plenty of ways to go. But in the meantime, let's not forget just how much we have accomplished.


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Lab Rats is an American television sitcom that premiered on February 27, 2012 on Disney XD, which focuses on the life of Leo, whose mother marries billionaire genius Davenport.
Lab Rats Season 2 (2013-2014)
|2x01 Speed Trapped
Adam, Bree, and Chase sneak out to meet Marcus in Davenport's new self-driving sports car. When Leo tries to stop them, his nemesis Marcus traps him inside the car and programs it ...
|Feb. 25, 2013
|2x02 Spy Fly
Leo turns to Bree for help after he mistakenly unleashes a swarm of robotic flies on the school. Adam and Chase turn their class assignment into a destructive competition.
|Mar. 04, 2013
|2x03 Missin' the Mission
Leo finally goes a mission as he helps Davenport and Eddy attempt to stop an underground gas leak. Adam, Bree and Chase struggle to escape from Principal Perry's detention lockdo ...
|Mar. 11, 2013
|2x04 Quarantined
Bree is exposed to a toxic chemical sending Adam and Chase on a mission for an antidote. Bree escapes quarantine and when her side effects kick in, it's up to Leo to get her back to ...
|Mar. 18, 2013
|2x05 Robot Fight Club
Chase and Leo enter a local "create-your-own battle bot" competition where they hope to defeat the returning champion. Davenport asks to give some input, but ends up taking over the ...
|Mar. 25, 2013
|2x06 Bro Down
Chase outsmarts Adam with a prank that shatters not only his aura of invincibility, but his confidence. In turn, Davenport and Chase set up a confidence building faux rescue scenario ...
|Apr. 01, 2013
|2x07 The Rats Strike Back
The Lab Rats confide in Leo their frustrations at having to constantly train and their desire to do normal teenage things. Leo explains the concept of going on strike so they face off ...
|Apr. 08, 2013
|2x08 Parallel Universe
One of Davenports inventions accidentally sucks Leo into an opposite parallel universe where Leo's the one with Bionics, Principal Perry is nice, Adam is a nerd, Chase is a Jock, and ...
|Jun. 17, 2013
|2x09 Spike's Got Talent
Leo performs a magic act to earn a spot in the school talent show but loses his slot to Chase who uses his powers to cheat and create "magic" of his own. Leo then sets out to sabotage ...
|Jun. 24, 2013
|2x10 Leo vs. Evil
Leo follows Marcus to his secret lair to gather evidence that proves he's bionic but ends up captured by Marcus. Meanwhile, the Lab Rats scramble to bring Tasha back before Davenport ...
|Jun. 24, 2013
|2x11 Hole In One
The Lab Rats inadvertently ruin Davenport's million dollar painting and use their powers to cover their mistake. Things go from bad to worse when Davenport attempts to sell the painting ...
|Jul. 01, 2013
|2x12 Trucked Out
When Adam gets his driver's license, Davenport sets out to buy him a new, safe starter vehicle. But when he's left on his own, Adam closes a deal for a monster truck instead. Tasha ...
|Jul. 08, 2013
|2x13 The Bionic 500
Davenport and his obnoxious new neighbor agree to settle their differences with a stock car race but the Lab Rats are forced to get in on the action when they learn that his neighbor ...
|Jul. 22, 2013
|2x14 Bionic Showdown (1)
Marcus and Douglas lure the Lab Rats into a trap and they learn shocking revelations about their secret origins and creator. Leo partners with Eddy for a surprise attack on Douglas' ...
|Aug. 05, 2013
|2x15 Bionic Showdown (2)
Marcus and Douglas lure the Lab Rats into a trap and they learn shocking revelations about their secret origins and creator. Leo partners with Eddy for a surprise attack on Douglas' ...
|Aug. 05, 2013
|2x16 Memory Wipe
Adam, Bree and Chase use Mr Davenport's new invention to erase moments that could land them in trouble. While, Leo causes chaos when he uses the gadget to accidentally wipe 24 years ...
|Aug. 19, 2013
|2x17 Avalanche!
As the Lab Rats return from a mission, Chase feels like the odd man out after Adam and Bree take all of the credit for the mission's success. Out to prove himself, Chase heads to the ...
|Sep. 16, 2013
|2x18 Adam Up
In an effort to get out of training duties, Adam enlists Leo's help to create a duplicate Adam using Davenport's experimental cloning device. However, Adam's clone uses the same device ...
|Sep. 23, 2013
|2x19 Llama Drama
When the school mascot's Dingo costume is stolen by the rival team, Adam seeks revenge by taking their mascot, a llama. When Chase and Adam try to return the llama they discover that ...
|Sep. 30, 2013
|2x20 The Haunting of Mission Creek High
When Leo discovers that his nemesis Trent is rattled by a ghostly Halloween legend, he masterminds a plan for Chase and Adam to use their bionics to stage a haunting at the school. ...
|Oct. 14, 2013
|2x21 Perry 2.0
When Principal Perry lets Davenport give Mission Creek High a much-needed "tech upgrade," she gets the idea to create a robotic version of herself that will help her patrol the stu ...
|Nov. 11, 2013
|2x22 My Little Brother
When Chase inadvertently causes Adam to shrink down to two inches, it's all fun and games until Adam ends up on Perry's lunch tray. Meanwhile, Bree gets control of the school for a ...
|Nov. 18, 2013
|2x23 Prank You Very Much
Bree is tired of being the target of the boys' shenanigans and partners with Tasha to pull the ultimate prank.
|Nov. 25, 2013
|2x24 Twas the Mission Before Christmas
The Lab Rats go on a rescue mission to Davenport's secret facility in the frozen tundra to save Dr. Evans.
|Dec. 02, 2013
|2x25 Trent Gets Schooled
Leo and Chase use Davenport's technology to get back at Trent on the day of a big test. Meanwhile, Bree gets exposed to a hair growth cream and has disastrous results.
|Jan. 06, 2014
|2x26 No Going Back
When Principal Perry's life is in danger, the Lab Rats are forced to expose their bionic secret in order to save her. Meanwhile, Davenport is attacked by a mysterious nemesis that leaves ...
|Jan. 13, 2014
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8.572299 - RIES, F.: Piano Sonatas and Sonatinas (Complete), Vol. 4 (Kagan) - Op. 9, No. 1 and Op. 141
Ferdinand Ries (1784–1838)
Ferdinand Ries is known mainly through his connection with Beethoven, as his family friend, piano student, and early biographer. Ries's relationship with Beethoven began in Bonn and continued in Vienna, and later in London. Born in 1784, when Beethoven was fourteen, Ferdinand was the son of Franz Ries, violinist in the Electoral Court Orchestra, who taught Beethoven the violin and befriended his family during Beethoven's youth. Largely self-taught, Ferdinand first studied in Munich, but around 1803 he went to Vienna to study the piano with Beethoven, who sent him to the noted theorist-composer Johann Albrechtsberger for composition studies. Ries was probably Beethoven's closest friend during this period, carrying out all kinds of musical and secretarial tasks for him, copying parts, making transcriptions and arrangements, proof-reading and seeing to publications. Later, after years of touring as a concert pianist and short stays in Paris and Vienna, Ries married an Englishwoman and settled in London, where he continued to act on Beethoven's behalf.
Ries was a gifted and prolific composer in every instrumental genre, whose works, like those of so many composers of the time, were largely overshadowed by Beethoven's huge presence. Still, in his lifetime his music was published and widely known to the music-loving public. A brilliant pianist, Ries made his début in Vienna in 1804, playing Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto. He toured for many years throughout Europe, including Russia, to great acclaim, and was made a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music. In his lifetime virtually everything he composed was published, and often reissued by different publishers, attesting to his popularity. Eventually he and his family left England, settling finally in Frankfurt am Main in the Rhineland, where he conducted and continued to compose until his death.
Ries began composing his piano sonatas at a time when the genre was undergoing significant changes. His models were those of the great classicists, C.P.E. Bach, Haydn, Mozart, and early Beethoven, who had perfected the sonata "ideal". Later, he was influenced by new trends in the sonatas of Beethoven, Clementi, Hummel, and others. Ries was a master of the prevailing classical forms, sonata form, ABA (song) form, rondo, variations, and that mastery, as well as striking originality, can be seen in all his compositions. What is most remarkable, however, is Ries's anticipation of the style of the great piano composers of the early Romantic period, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Chopin, who were not yet born or still young children when he was at the peak of his piano sonata composition, from about 1805 to 1818. Schubert's poignant harmonic language, Mendelssohn's expressive, sweet melodies, Chopin's brilliant figuration, all of these features prevail in Ries's piano writing in his sonatas, well ahead of their full flowering in the Romantic period after 1830. His last three sonatas, composed between 1823 and 1832, reflect a change to a more overtly romantic style that appealed to a changing public taste.
Robert Schumann, reviewing a work by Ries in 1835 in his Neue Zeitschrift für Musik, noted his "remarkable originality." Like Schubert, he had an abundance of lyrical melodic ideas in constant flow. This is borne out in his many sonata-form movements, where the first theme, the second, and the closing theme are each distinctive, and ingeniously developed. Among significant characteristics of Ries's style, many of which were to become hallmarks of the language of Romanticism, are dramatic dynamic contrasts, abrupt changes in tempo and mood, harmonic shifts, fluent ornate figuration, wide stretches and leaps, and radical use of the sustaining pedal to blur harmonies.
The Sonata in D, Op. 9, No. 1, composed in Vienna in 1808 following Ries's unhappy sojourn in Paris, appeared in print in 1811 with its companion piece, the Sonata in C, Op. 9, No. 2 (Complete Sonatas and Sonatinas, Vol. 3: Naxos 8.572204). The first movement, in sonata form, is in a brusque, martial style ideally suited to the ceremonial character of the key of D major, with jaunty dotted rhythms in both the first and second themes. A lyrical change of mood comes in the charming little codetta that closes the exposition and the recapitulation.
The second movement functions as both a traditional slow movement and a dance movement. It is a sombre minuet and trio (also featuring dotted rhythms) in the key of D minor. An important feature in this movement, unusual among Ries's sonatas, is the pervasive use of counterpoint and canon. The finale is a set of eight variations on a buoyant theme. The variations follow the traditional classical pattern of varying rhythmic figuration, and include one in the style of an eighteenth-century music box (Variation 4) and one in the parallel minor (Variation 7). The final two variations (Nos.7 and 8) are extended, with cadenza-like passages in No. 7 and changes in tempo and character in No. 8.
The Sonata in A flat, Op. 141, Ries's penultimate solo sonata, composed in 1826 following his return to the German Rhineland, exemplifies the last phase of Ries's sonata composition. The piano he wrote it for, probably a new acquisition, had an extended range of 6½ octaves, and undoubtedly an increased sonority. Its publication in 1827 by the French publisher Zetter was announced as Grande Sonate, and indeed it is a work of large proportions, bringing together varying characteristics of Ries's style, many of them enumerated above in the description of romantic style elements in his music. The first movement, in 6/8 metre, has a basically tranquil character, with passages of Chopinesque figuration; but the development contains quite a lot of drama. The slow movement (E flat, Adagio con moto), with its singing right-hand melody, is reminiscent of similar highly expressive slow movements in many of Beethoven's piano sonatas. Ries casts this movement as an ABA form, with a stormy middle section. The finale is something of a romp: a rondo form, with a strongly rhythmical bass figure and much virtuosic figuration.
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The process is pretty particular, so you'll need to study up on it. It involves getting your heart rate up to a certain level during the high intensity parts, and getting it back down during the low intensity parts, so you'll need to get a heart rate monitor to effectively do this.
6. Go for a swim. "A vigorous crawl stroke is a wonderful way to tighten the abs," Dr. Nagler says. "Due to the fact that you have to breathe out forcefully underwater, your abdominal muscles contract even better. The reaching-forward and pulling-back strokes of the butterfly are great ab toners too."
The problem with weight loss* is that the process is very slow. Reducing* belly fat takes a lot of time especially if you carry a lot of excess weight. A great way to have faster results is by using weight loss* supplements. Look for those that only contain natural ingredients since they are considerably safer. You need to research very thoroughly in order to find weight loss* supplements that are both safe and effective.
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Carbs or proteins trigger insulin release so surprisingly, you turn to…FAT. According to the latest science, monounsaturated fat is the one fat that tends to lower insulin levels and improve triglycerides. Lower insulin levels aid in weight loss and… a reduction in belly fat!
Posture can make it seem as though you have a problem with lower belly fat. In fact, your belly bulge may be due to your pelvis being tilted too far forward and downward, causing your lower back to over arch and pushing out the lower part of your belly. So it makes your belly look bigger than it really is, and it also makes you shorter. Even if you're super lean and have very little belly fat, if you have an excessive anterior pelvic tilt, your lower abdomen will protrude. There are stretches that for an excessive anterior pelvic tilt as this video demonstrates. However, if you suspect this may be a problem, your best course of action is to see a health professional for diagnosis and treatment.
So, it's official: You're that girl who shows up to your 3 p.m. meeting with a perfectly-portioned handful of almonds, an apple, two squares of dark chocolate and a stack of multigrain crackers. But if you think loading up on those small meals spread out throughout the day will speed up your metabolism, that's not always the case. "Although eating frequent meals and snacks has been proposed to help control appetite and food intake, a review of controlled feeding studies in adults found that eating more than three times a day had little, if any impact on appetite or food intake," says nutritionist Lisa Hayim, MS, RD, and founder of The WellNecessities. "If you like eating small meals throughout the day, keep them small and light, making sure that their total caloric intake is still within your body's needs." And while we have you, don't miss the 25 Things You're Doing to Slow Your Metabolism!
For most of us, this means rapid fat reduction in places like our arms, shoulders, chest, face, and legs, and slower reductions in our stomachs, hips, lower back, and thighs, which have high concentrations of stubborn fat cells.
3. Be Flexible. If you see an ingredient you don't care for or are allergic to, simply replace it with a like ingredient. For example, if you can't have shrimp, just replace it with another lean protein and you'll be all set!
Monounsaturated fats (MUFA) are the dietary foundation for this plan. The claim is that these fats will fill you up and reduce your belly fat. The first inaccuracy is the premise that dietary fat will fill you up. Numerous studies have shown that fat has no impact on satiety. The only nutrient that has been proven to increase satiety, and thus keep you full between meals, is protein. There is not one mention of this in this book. I can promise that without an adequate amount of protein in your meal, you will be hungry soon after eating. I have worked in the weight-loss field for over 10 years and find this to be one of the keys to my clients' staving off their hunger.
Hi Tammy, not sure if you received a copy yet but we have a shopping list for both weeks up on the site now: http://www.trimmedandtoned.com/14-day-flat-belly-meal-plan-ingredient-list-breakdown-per-meal/
Hi Vicky, the best workout for losing weight is a combination of cardio workout (aerobics) and resistance workout (such as weights, bands, your own body weight). Cardio is any movement that gets your heart rate up and increases blood circulation. Most people exercising cardio are using it to burn off excess calories, but there are various forms of exercising cardio, and vigorous cardio is not necessarily one of them. You can do a milder form of aerobics, for example walking but not very fast, or if you go to the gym, the aerobics machines have adjustable levels from easy to hard. You can only do what you can do and you need to adjust the level to your ability (for example shorter walk at a slower pace). If there are times when you cannot do aerobics at all, concentrate on resistance workout. The benefits of resistance workout include improved muscle strength and tone, healthy weight, increased bone density and strength. As you gain muscle, your body burns more calories when at rest. Again, adjust the level of resistance to your abilities and don't over-do it to avoid extra stress on the body. You can find exercises that you can do at home in my website, for example, exercises for tummy, back, butt and legs and more (use the "search" option).
Fruit is my favourite food, so when Toronto-area grocer Longo's volunteered to send over some of their fancy new apples, I couldn't say no. They're called Hidden Rose apples, and while they look pretty standard on the outside, the inside is a vibrant pink that will brighten fruit salads and impress any pink-loving little girls […]
Speaking from a woman who's tried everything, the cabbage soup diets, as well as the liquid diets are a quick fix but the weight will come back once you introduce solids into your diet again.(The cabbage soup diet also makes you skin, as certain elements are excreted through your pores). Weight watchers worked but i never understood why they charged so much to get weighed in.
There is some discussion about the emotional component of eating and the need to monitor what you consume and how you are feeling. Let's face it, there is a lot that impacts what, when, why, and how much we eat. Some people need more support and guidance on making this behavior change than what is covered in this book.
Once in a while you practice satisfactorily and receive an assemblage of natural remedies to lose belly fat naturally yet at the same time you can't. On the off chance that that is the thing that occurrence with you, you have to dissect your lifestyle and make some little changes. These progressions are little yet may require a while to change over into a propensity. In the event that you truly need to dispose of your stomach fat, you better begin bringing these lifestyle changes from now itself.
Follow these effective and simple exercises to reduce belly fat. You can easily do most of these exercises at home without the help of any personal trainer. All you need is determination and a lot of stamina. Reducing tummy fat is no longer an elusive dream!
Some people just have a different distribution of fat on their body, so your fat might just collect around your midsection. Being skinny doesn't necessarily mean being in shape either, so I would recommend working out to reduce your remaining body fat and build up your muscles.
Set yourself up to lose excess belly fat by setting realistic goals. You won't be able to lose fat exclusively from your belly — it will come from all over your body, including your midsection — or shed 20 pounds in just a week. You can, however, lose 1 to 2 pounds of fat to start slimming your midsection, using sustainable methods that'll allow for larger weight loss over longer periods of time.
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Sunday Summary – April 5th, 2015
So what did you miss this week?
Monday, March 30th, in 1867 William H. Seward, the United States Secretary of State, negotiated the Alaska Purchase, we reviewed the 1979 novel "Morlock Night," and added Mystology 101 to the Symposium schedule.
Tuesday, March 31st, in 1889 the Eiffel Tower opened its gates, we visited Richard E. Grant's 9th Doctor Who, and the Symposium Feed Back Session was added the schedule.
Wednesday, April 1st, we looked at the history of April Fool's Day, Dr. Pembroke tried to sell us on the idea of the Galvanic Viagra of the 1850's, and time is almost up to pre-order your Symposium t-shirts.
Thursday, April 2nd, in 1902 the first movie theater opened, we explored what it means to be a hacker, and added the Penny Farthing rules to the Symposium Games.
Friday, April 3rd, in 1895 a trial went badly for Oscar Wilde, we reviewed the 2012 film Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter, and we revealed the 2016 International Steampunk Symposium pin.
Saturday, April 4th, in 1887 Susanna Salter was elected the first American female mayor, we looked at the history of timepieces, and Twisted Skies became part of the Symposium Games.
Sunday, April 5th, in 1804 a meteor knew better than to attack Glasgow, we added Tea Dueling to the list of Symposium Games, and then . . . it was time for the Sunday Summary!
Coming Next Week . . .
The frantic countdown to the opening of the Symposium, book reviews, film reviews, drink recipes, and more!


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As the economic phenomenon called demonetization hits India, three distinctly different characters unite together and try to pull off India's biggest financial crime. Directed by debutant director, Sourabh Shukla, 1888 is shot using Guerrilla filmmaking technique.
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Candid Cruising: The Caribbean
In a word, overrated. With some notable exceptions detailed on respective location pages, the Caribbean isn't worth getting too excited about. Unless you value rum, watery beer, steep prices, shallow laughter, pushy bums, trophy wives and really loud music that wouldn't know a melody if one slapped it upside the head. In that case, the Caribbean is for you.
The "culture", or what passes for it to the uncritical observer, amounts to loud people who despise work. It's not a culture at all, but a subculture.
An entire people group that has mistaken volume for value added and can't figure out why the money everyone else seems to get for free hasn't landed in their laps.
Despite their firmly held convictions, Bob Marley is not a role model capable of lifting an entire generation out of poverty. Unless, of course, you mean with gangi (marijuana), which is richly cultivated and used openly. The fact that Bob Marley is the hero, tells you something about the depth of the hero deck.
Sometimes I just wanted to ask if there were any adults in the village. There were, of course, and we met a few. Gordon and Jean in Grenada, Jerry on Union Island, Nerville and Aggie in St. Lucia and others. Polite, earnest people hoping and praying for a day when the business of government shifts from the back door (good ol' boys club) to the front door (transparency, accountability and impartiality). May their prayers be answered.
It's no secret that I am not a fan of governments and what they do. I believe history is crystal clear that governments in the name of "security" or "solidarity" have killed more people than all the criminals in the world combined, by a factor of 100x or more. But, as we anchored in Martinique, a "department" of France, it just came out, out loud with witnesses, "Governments matter" blurted out on its own.
Dan overheard it and shook his head in agreement, "Yup, tough to admit, ain't it?"
The roads were straight and fast, the streets were clean, the people friendly but not pushy. The cars weren't held together with baling wire.
The political evolutionist would say that the environment shapes the culture and political landscape, pushing it towards this or that value system. Environments certainly matter, but the unavoidable reality is that expectations of governments and the standards they keep matter more.
St. Lucia is 22 miles south of Martinique, virtually identical in topography and environment, and yet from another world. Like two brothers from the same family. One grew up to engage society productively, balance work with love and food and life. The other smoked gangi from the age of 13, hasn't washed his hair in a year, lost several teeth in a fight and can only think about bumming enough change for another joint.
The simple fact is that the environment is so soft, the fish so easy to catch, the coconut palms so laden that a person really can live out an entire life here, father numerous children, neglect them and avoid starvation without having to exercise real initiative.


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Whoa, I'm so ready for this year to wrap up and be over…
No, not because it was a bad year for me. Quite the opposite. I achieved so much, I wrote so much, I changed my private situation much for the better. But still. I always love when things come to an end (I guess that's an author thing) and something new begins.
Now, I want to give you an idea of what (writer-wise) I have planned for 2015:
Dating Trouble is finished and with my editor right now. It will release on Valentine's day 2015. Oh yeah, you can preorder it already.
I'm currently translating Neverland, Pan's Revenge, and Dating Trouble into German. This will keep me busy until early summer 2015 and the books will release in a 3 month interval on the German market, starting with March 4th.
After that I'm writing the companion book to Dating Trouble – yes, totally from the guy's POV! 🙂 I don't know how long this book is going to take me to write or how long it will be in the end, but my goal is to release it before Christmas 2015, if I can.
I will also translate it into German right afterward. The book cover is already done, by the way. If you liked the cover for Dating Trouble, you'll loooove this one. ❤ And no, I'm not going to tell you the title of the book just yet. You'll find out at the end of Susan's book, though.
All right, and since you guys always seem to be burning for more news about the Grover Beach Team series, here's what will come at you in 2016. Just a sneak peek, you know. 😉
Chloe Summers is going find her one and only true love. This book will be as long and Dating Trouble (over 100,000 words), but it will have both POV's combined in one book again. It just makes sense in their story, like it did in Tony's and Sam's.
Many of you would love a story for Nick Frederickson as well. Frankly, me too. But as of yet, I have absolutely no idea what his book could be about. Then again, it's just not the time to think of his HEA anyway, with all the many books on my to-do-list, but I'm sure, once everything is written and my mind is free, the guy will start talking in my head, like all the others did when they got their great moment on stage. So don't worry…the series will continue for a little longer.
And…I already have major ideas for the final book, but I'm not going to tell you just yet about who it will be. 😉
Well, that's a lot to do for me in the next couple of years, and then I still have about 5 ideas for books that are not part of the GBT series, but I have a feeling they'll stay backburners for just a while longer.
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Noru: Blue Rose
by Lola Stvil
The most powerful angel that ever lived
Category: Fantasy – Paranormal & Urban
Jaxson (River Pack Wolves 1) – New Adult Paranormal Romance
by Alisa Woods
Hot shifters. Military heroes. Sexy witches. Jaxson has to claim a mate or step down as alpha—but his dark secret will kill any mate he claims. Olivia's a half-witch with a secret of her own. Wolves and witches mix like matches and TNT…and their secrets could destroy them both.
Category: Fantasy – Fairy Tales
The Sound of the Stones: Book One in the Shattered Time Series
by Beth Hammond
An ancient book.
When Frankie stumbles onto a mysterious book her world turns upside-down. What she reads about Ashra makes her question reality. Her once normal life will never be the same.
Ashra is born into a world where humans are held captive by the oppressive Krad race. But what the Krad doesn't know is that Ashra has the hidden gift to manipulate crystals, the very crystals they use to hold humans hostage. Keeping her power a secret becomes more difficult by the day. The time to rise up is now. She discovers one unlikely ally, and strangers bring her a message that changes everything. Together with this band of misfits she finds love and uncovers mysteries from the past- all while facing the ever-present dangers that hunt them. Can they come together and master their hidden powers before humanity becomes extinct?


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The 8-screen Cannon was a project of Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment(ABC) and was the second multiplex cinema to be built in the United Kingdom. By the time it opened on 19th December 1986 the company had been taken over by the Cannon Group. Taken over by the MGM Group in 1990. On 21st July 1995, the circuit was taken over by Virgin Cinemas, and it was re-branded Virgin. Taken over by UGC in October 1999, and was re-branded UGC. It was closed it in March 2001 and the cinema was boarded-up. It was demolished in December 2015.
Seating capacities in the screens were: 265, 265, 249, 249, 213, 213, 177 and 177.
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They were so unsure of the success of this multiplex that included in the specification for the design was the ability to convert it to a supermarket! It was initially a big hit, although lamentably plain as these images show. The poor raking and high screens (note the exit doors below) made for less than ideal viewings :–
Exterior (1988) http://www.flickr.com/photos/stagedoor/2128476115/
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Auditoria (1988) http://www.flickr.com/photos/stagedoor/2128475251/
This was one of the first closures of a UK multiplex.
This was indeed already closed and gutted when Cineworld took over.
Looks as if they're beginning to tear it down :(
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2015-10-15 15:49:04
American brigade headquarters will be in Poland
Staying in Ciechanów the Polish Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak announced that in this city the headquarters of an American brigade will stationed.
As it was explained by the Minister Siemoniak, the United States decided to choose Ciechanów for a place of quartering of the headquarters of their brigade. In this city, the American soldiers will protect the brigade's functioning. The Minister added that "we wanted the North-East Poland to be among the US locations".
The American side is interested in nearly 50 buildings in an area of approximately 24 hectares. To the area of former barracks of the Polish Army in Ciechanów (disbanded 1st Artillery Regiment) the Americans will arrive in 2016. They are after the first talks with the local companies that will adapt buildings and the land for their own needs. The whole area will not be for the US troops. Poland has decided to retain several hectares of barracks for its own needs.
Ciechanów is one of the five locations specified by the Polish side and chosen by the Americans for the creation of military formations. The other locations are Lask, Drawsko Pomorskie, Skwierzyna and Choszczno. The United States investments are fulfilled from the European Reassurance Initiative (ERI) program, proposed by the US President in Warsaw last year. The Americans, among other things, will invest 20 million USD in Drawsko Pomorskie. At the air base in Lask the only airport runway will be extended for 500 metres.
As a part of the financing from the ERI program in Europe (Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Germany and possibly Hungary) the American heavy brigade with 1,200 vehicles, including 245 M1 Abrams tanks, M2 Bradley IFV and M109 howitzers will be disposed.
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