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This is my fifth year on the quarter system, and let me tell you, winter term is the most difficult every year. During my undergraduate career, it was always because basketball season was in full swing– I had games two or three times a week. I remember one particularly hellish week in which we had five games; I think it worked out to two double-headers and a single game. Plus, on top of that, I worked my last two years, which meant that right before winter quarter, I was knee-deep in retail terror. Couple that with Honors courses or writing intensive courses and you had a busy little 'Dith.
Nowadays, I'm working, reading for graduate classes, and trying to figure out what the crap is going on in my personal life. Factor in working out, eating better, and a lot of upcoming events to plan, and you have another stressed-out 'Dith.
So look, if I'm cranky or having a meltdown, it's just normal winter quarter blues. Feed me some candy, give me a hug, and tell me we'll go do something fun soon.
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There are plenty of indicators out there that mean you should sell a stock, but there are few that are as rock solid as this one: whenever you see a stock that's being heavily shorted and also heavily hyped at the same time, you should be selling that thing nine ways from Sunday, Cramer says.
Hype can mean many things, but in this case Cramer is talking about analyst recommendations, celebrity endorsements and much-touted facts in the media that don't actually mean anything for a company's bottom line.
Combine that with a big short interest and you have a dangerous mix. Remember, shorting is basically people buying a stock high and selling it low, instead of the other way around. Shorts are betting a stock is going to go down and they're typically right about as often as they are wrong. However, when they are up against a group of hyped-up, entirely positive analysts, the shorts tend to be right a whole lot more.
Shorting a stock is risky, and usually the only people who do it are well-educated investors who have done their homework. So when you have all the analysts on one side having a love fest with a particular stock, and an army of shorts sitting on the sideline betting the stock goes down, you should see a red flag – it almost always means there's something wrong that no one is talking about. It's not inside information; it's just information the bulls would be more comfortable ignoring. But if you ignore it, you could get crushed.
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2:01 pm
April 9, 2009
I have noticed a slow down on internet forums concerning UFO's and such. I'm a long time member here and on a few other ones and noticed this. What I wonder is the newer generation not that interested in these matters? I would think it would be the other way around. With tech and thoughts of future thinking I just don't know what to think on this. John, you have been doing this since you were 15. What caused you to get into this field? Was it Greeney Sr. ? I joined the TBV back in like 05 or 06 but I'm 54 and grew up not far from Wright Patterson AFB. So I was always interested. I remember when you had to redo the site and we had to rejoin TBV. lol. Like to hear from all the gang on this...
5:32 am
January 11, 2016
I've made several posts now with no feedback. I would like to talk about my work and experiences. Perhaps the information I've added to this forum(s) is simply too much? Is everyone stuck in awe or neutral? I thought this was the place I could open up to, explain myself and why I'm doing the things I'm doing. I don't want to be alone in this, I know they're others like me that have made the links that I have. Nikola Tesla was right, all of it. I'm proofing him professionally as I'm trying to have a joint partnership with GETcorp (the ones that re-engineered Tesla's tower).
If I cannot get help here, then so be it. I apologize if I actually supplied real information and proof.
10:56 am
April 9, 2009
Welcome to the Blackvault Roger. I look in everyday here, we need new posters and new subjects, and glad you have signed up, and jumping right in. Message boards in general have suffered quite a bit with people turning the Facebook and others. But real message boards like this one, still allow ongoing and meaningful talks about various things. Unlike Facebook that scrolls away in a day, if not sooner, this kind of format continues.
Don't give up, we need new people, just the traffic is slower nowadays. I like the things you have posted, I'm sure John will as well(the administrator).
I was A little unsure about this GET post, now it all works, and if it is actually something being done or just a concept?
8:17 am
January 11, 2016
It's old technology (speaking of GETcorp) that myself and others were working on professionally however they at GETcorp beat us to it (Sergey and Leonid Plekhanov). This technology is a re-engineered concept that Nikola Tesla invented in the early 1900's. If you search GETcorps site in the news section, they have released secretly kept files by the government. They also have a Russian video which you can find on their facebook page that explains the technology literally step by step (tough to find the video with English captions).
The GETcorp website does a pretty good explaining the technology however does not supply the media with what they want to "power" the device (some info, but not enough). I've worked with Sergey for some time figuring out a few things... I can tell you they want to use Solar Panel-like technology at first to show the world how it works BUT any raw power source will be suffice to allow for the visual and practical application. BTW: They have already wirelessly transferred power from California to Delaware with "fractional Loss" - just like Tesla said.
I'll try and add more details soon.
11:51 am
April 9, 2009
1:34 pm
January 11, 2016
No. I've studied up on that suspect issue with several companies including help from former scientists that worked at the HAARP facility in Alaska. It's completely harmless to everything including "all" living substances as well all man made crafts. This does not operator at the shuman frequency where as it would be that only only frequency where we would be "ok" while residing around or within it's transmission.
I'll do my best to define more on GETcorp's tech as well HAARP's old website (you'll have to do some reading) found on waybackmachine.com here: HAARP http://web.archive.org/web/200.....HAARP.html
more: http://web.archive.org/web/200.....ch_Program
From GETCorp: http://getcorp.com/ see http://getcorp.com/faq/ #2 question and answers.
More info on HAARP's technology (one method to produce/magnify energy) http://www.ann-geophys.net/30/.....9-2012.pdf
So, in a sense... HAARP operates in such a way to create a solar lens in space using our ionosphere(s)... GETcorp can set their towers to resonate that energy which is "captured" using high resonate magnetic coil type technology. There is no direct energy path to the apparatuses. The air is the medium while the wired guides are the Earth's Crust and Ionosphere(s). GETcorp's baby tower operates already transmitting up to 100Mwatts/sec. They as of right now are using the grid's raw power... if they were allowed to work with HAARP tech for instance instead of turning two deserts into solar panels....... it would work.
As I understand it, they're several HAARP like facilities world-wide. So the "raw power source" would exist all over, supplying everyone enough power for eternity. Distributing the power via GETcorp's towers. This is all done by fine tuning devices.
How it works
Surface wave is formed by superposition of reactive evanescent modes of waveguide formed by the earth crust and ionosphere...
• Large transmission distance making GET technology transformational and disruptive
• The only scalable transmission solution
• Absence of heavy transmission infrastructure
• Inherently self-balancing...
- See more at: http://getcorp.com/#sthash.fiQGzqH4.dpuf
How it works
Surface wave is formed by superposition of reactive evanescent modes of waveguide formed by the earth crust and ionosphere...
• Large transmission distance making GET technology transformational and disruptive
• The only scalable transmission solution
• Absence of heavy transmission infrastructure
• Inherently self-balancing...
- See more at: http://getcorp.com/#sthash.fiQGzqH4.dpuf
4:37 pm
June 5, 2009
Hey everybody, I finally got the password reset; apparently I just had to accept the one that blackvault gave me and not worry about coming up with one myself. Haven't had a lot of time to post including right now; gotta run, but just to let y'all know I'm still here and plan to spend more time, just currently limited. At least we're officially less than a year out from swearing in the next president and not the 'virtual eternity' that many have imagined and suggested. LOL
BTW - the customize buttons at the top of the reply window aren't showing the functions, just the buttons for some weird reason so hope this gets through
"History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling money and its issuance." - James Madison
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March 10, 2015
What problem are you having gudskepteacal? Can you show me a screen shot?
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9:50 pm
December 4, 2009
earthman I have been a member here for almost 17 years, something like that...WOW! However people get pretty busy too. Although greeney makes a good point about the difference between forums and social media like Facebook. I think facebook, twitter, all that, will become less appealing to many people at some point, and people will be drawn to having more meaningful conversations etc. Message boards are much more ideal for that as far as the WWW because how the information is organized and stored etc. Theblackvault is a great place for sharing information and learning and I hope you all stick around or check back in.
"Living backwards!" Alice repeated in great
astonishment. "I never heard of such a thing!"
"—but there's one great advantage in it, that one's
memory works both ways."
— Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking-Glass
10:02 pm
December 4, 2009
John I know in the past you have had to redo formatting and switch over on things, but as I just mentioned, this is not like facebook. And people put more time in communicating and sifting through information and connecting with the topics and other people - people have several times over been disappointed when all of that gets tossed that has been an issue in the past. At some point you need to be able to come up with a format and look for the board that is optimally fitting. This format and look is alright but it's not optimally fitting.
"Living backwards!" Alice repeated in great
astonishment. "I never heard of such a thing!"
"—but there's one great advantage in it, that one's
memory works both ways."
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Cricut Cake Mini- full review
I added my tropical colored (supposed to be pink) gum paste to my lightly greased 6x12 mat
I cut out a flower at various sizes from the Cake Basics cartridge and the machine cut like butter. Notice how much gum paste I had left over on my mat. If the images are properly thought out, you can really get a lot of cuts from one 6x12 mat.
I also made green gum paste and cut out swirls at various sizes; however, I did not get pictures of that step. The machine comes with a brush to clean the rollers and a basket that holds the blade in the dishwasher. Everything cleaned up really nice and I do not have one bad thing to say about this machine.
Here is where my frustration hit all time highs, the cake baking and the rolling of the fondant. I started with Duff's cake mix.
Followed the instructions on the box and the whole cake just crumbled into pieces, it was horrible. Needless to say, I had to start my whole baking process over. Next, I used Duff's pre colored fondant
This was my first time ever using fondant to cover a cake, so I did not know what to expect. That fondant was a solid rock when I took it out of the container. I put it in the microwave for 30 seconds in hopes of making it more flexible. I kneaded and kneaded and rolled and rolled for a half hour until I had no strength left in my arms.
Here is how the cake turned out, my Cricut cuts hid the imperfections in my fondant :)
Over the past year, I have watched several You Tube videos of people using their "big" Cricut Cake machines and nobody used their whole mat to make their cuts. Along with the wasted mat space, the size of the machine, and the price of the machine, it was not worth the purchase.
Provocraft did a good job with the Cricut Cake Mini. I talked about this machine before I even purchased it and everyone knew that was my only reason to stand in line on that cold Black Friday morning, and I am glad I did. The Cake Basics cartridge alone is great. I will use that for both paper crafting and cake decorating. Did I mention this machine is a beauty? It looks great on my counter top.
I recently watched a video of Tammy Skinner using her Cricut Cake Mini to make star shaped tortilla chips, I can't wait to try that one.
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- AnonymousMay 28, 2012 at 11:09 AM
I just bought one haven't tried it yet but you sure make it sound so easy. Thank ou for sharing. Can't wait to try it now.ReplyDelete
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i have just purchased the mini and was devastated that i cant use it as it has an american style plug and i dont know if ican get some kind of adapter can anyon help pleaseReplyDelete
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7 Crunchy, Tender Grilled Potato Recipes
Potato side dishes certainly have their place at the picnic table. Upgrade yours by grilling them. Here, seven delicious smoky potato recipes for the grill.
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As a lighter alternative to french fries, try grilling thin potato slices and serving them with a sweet and spicy dip.
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Chef John Fraser makes a punched up jerk sauce with multiple spices, molasses, soy sauce and Pepsi to coat his tender sweet potatoes. You can use your favorite store-bought jerk sauce in its place.
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Instead of plain roasted potatoes, lightly brush smashed whole boiled potatoes with a vinaigrette, then grill until crunchy.
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Chicago chef Stephanie Izard grills sliced potatoes in butter to give them an amazing crust, then dresses them with a supertangy mustard seed vinaigrette, fresh scallions and celery.
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The last thing you want to do during long summer evenings is go into a dark theater, so it's important to know the film you're about to see is good. Below are 10 upcoming movies we think will be worth the sacrifice.
1. Ocean's 8 (June 8)
This female riff on the popular Ocean's 11 franchise stars some of our favorite actors, including Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter, Sarah Paulson, Mindy Kaling and Anne Hathaway. Even James Corden and Rihanna put in an appearance in what looks set to be a fun and twisty heist flick.
2. Hereditary (June 8)
This supernatural horror has been compared to The Exorcist, with Toni Collette taking on an unforgettable, no-holds-barred leading role. In fact, we predict her performance will get more than a few nods come awards season. Gabriel Byrne and Ann Dowd also star.
3. The Incredibles 2 (June 15)
The Incredibles are back, with Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson) facing his greatest challenge yet: looking after three children on his own, when wife Helen (Holly Hunter), aka Elastigirl, is chosen for a special mission. The sequel comes a full 14 years after the first movie, which was a huge box office hit well before the current superhero craze really got going.
4. Under the Silver Lake (June 22)
If horror flick It Follows creeped you out, then prepare to be more than a little disturbed by this latest film by the same director. A modern-day noir set in L.A., it stars Andrew Garfield as an obsessive who goes down the rabbit hole in search of a missing neighbor (Riley Keogh).
5. Sorry to Bother You (July 6)
Boots Riley's first feature has been compared to last year's Get Out: it's a comedy satirizing race relations, for one, and stars Lakeith Stanfield. But such comparisons ignore the film's razor-sharp script and hilarious premise: that to get ahead as a telemarketer, Cassius Green (Stanfield) should "use his white voice."
6. Ant-Man and the Wasp (July 6)
Wait, so you thought Marvel would release Avengers: Infinity War and then sit the summer out? No chance. Paul Rudd returns as the shrinking superhero in this sequel to 2015's Ant-Man, and this time he's got a partner in (fighting)-crime: Evangeline Lilly's Hope Van Dyne, aka The Wasp.
7. Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (July 20)
They're all back, and this time they've brought Cher. This follow-up to 2008's Greek sun-infused ABBA musical goes back in time, when Donna (Meryl Streep) first met Bill (Stellen Skarsgård), Harry (Colin Firth), and Sam (Pierce Brosnan), the three suitors in the running for being the father of her daughter Sophie (Amanda Seyfried). Sophie is pregnant now, having married beau Sky (Dominic Cooper) in Movie Number One, and seeking advice on how to have it all like her mom. Just try and stop singing along.
8. Mission: Impossible - Fallout (July 27)
"Fallout" seems like an unfortunate subtitle for this sixth installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise, considering the precarious way Ethan Hawke (Tom Cruise) is hanging out of that helicopter. It's another one of his famous stunts, of course, though all eyes will be on Henry Cavill's top lip, after his mustache caused so much extra work for the CGI artists working on Justice League. Oh, and Rebecca Ferguson and Simon Pegg are back too. If nothing else, it's bound to be fun.
9. Christopher Robin (August 3)
You wait an age for a film about Christopher Robin, and two come along at once. After last year's Goodbye Christopher Robin starring Domhnall Gleeson focussed on the early years of A.A. Milne's son, this Disney offering stars Ewan McGregor as an older Christopher who's forgotten his childhood teddy bear. And yes, that's Jim Cummings you can hear, one of the voices for the cartoon Winnie the Pooh.
10. The Little Stranger (August 31)
We don't yet know much about this film, except that it's based on Sarah Waters's extraordinarily compelling 2009 gothic novel of the same name, and stars Domhnall Gleeson, as well as Luther's Ruth Wilson, Broadchurch's Charlotte Rampling, and Detroit and Maze Runner's Will Poulter. That's enough to have us excited, though.
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Additions and subtractions are not new to films. Besides the last minute add-ons and elimination, the makers tend to make changes even after the release of the film. Gopichand and Raashi Khanna's Jil is experiencing the same now. The film has earned the talk of being a stylized entertainer but the length of Posani comedy in the second half in fact did not deliver as expected and in turn affected the tempo of the second half. It has turned the biggest concern for the makers now.
This scene was actually shot during the last reshoot phase prior to the release of the film and now as per latest reports, the makers are planning to edit the comedy scene from the film.
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Connie and I met in the city for a lovely cold prosecco and Pret leftovers! We spoke about all things wedding and talked about the epic continent hopping honeymoon Connie and her beau had planned. I loved that Connie talked very enthusiastically about having a bold matte red lip and false lashes- my kinda Bride!
To echo the aura of Connie's fabulous dresses by Elizabeth Avey we gave her a sculpted 40's style eye make up with a sexy flick. As a lady who loves her blusher we gave Connie quite a bit but stayed away from Barbie pink, keeping things more modern with Coral tones and a hint of Bronzer.
Connie and her beautiful maids got ready at the Cora Pearl Room at The Grosvenor Hotel. Isn't it gaudy lushness!?
I was also entrusted with the beauty looks of Connie's gorgeous Mumma and Mum in Law, both below left. Connie's Mumma wanted a navy blue toned eye working soft mink tones in, we finished with a punchy pinky nude and lots of mascara to help her eyes stand out from her glasses.
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A few weeks ago, I blogged about the brand new Azure Identity Management Solution Accelerator, which provides detailed guidance on how to integrate your on-premises Active Directory with Azure Active Directory (AAD). Why integrate Azure AD with on-premises AD? In short, this integration allows users to use their on-premises Active Directory password to authenticate to well over 2,400 Microsoft and third-party SaaS applications!
Customers should be very interested in the centralized management of all of the various cloud services that users in their organization access every day. Many of these cloud services house critical corporate intellectual property that for compliance reasons must be centrally managed by IT. Once a customer is committed to the idea of centralized management of their cloud identities, we need a way to discover what apps in their organization are actually being used.
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Florida Woman Records Sex Act in Courthouse, Posts It Online
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (CN) – A Jacksonville woman facing a minor drug charge revealed more than Duval County Courthouse administrators expected on Tuesday, recording herself in a sex act in the building and posting it on Facebook and Twitter.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Integrity Unit is now investigating the incident.
Court officials confirmed the sex act occurred in a hallway on the fourth floor of the courthouse during business hours on Jan. 31.
They also said that neither the woman, who has not been charged in connection with the display, nor the other individual in the video is a courthouse employee.
The video was recorded Tuesday morning outside of courtroom 401, and was posted a short time later, first on the woman's Twitter account, and later, on her Facebook page.
The video has since been deleted from both.
Court officials said they were unaware of what had happened until they were contacted by someone who told them about the video.
The woman, who identifies herself on Facebook using the term for a sex act, has not been charged in connection with her activities.
But she does seem to be enjoying her newfound notoriety.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday, she tells her followers "the news people finally left from in from of my house. This … is cray cray. All I did was bust me a … and get … "
On Thursday afternoon she added "To all the news channels following me on Facebook. I know for a fact you're reading this, so I will let all of you know: I will only do an interview with the highest bidder. Shoot me a price."


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After an exhaustive process, the team over at RT Markets have released their RegTech Directory, just in time for Christmas! It's brilliant to be able to report that our RegTech solutions, Self-Service Data Quality and Match Engine, feature among the Top 50 in the RegTech Directory, with over 460 other products in this exciting tech sector bible.
Commenting on this news, CEO Stuart Harvey said, "It's a great reward for a lot of hard work that the team have put in over the past year. We've grown and developed our specialist regtech capabilities in some cutting-edge projects in partnership with our clients, helping them to comply more readily with challenging financial regulations and increase automation in previously manual tasks. We're delighted that RT Markets have chosen to represent us in their Top 50 in what was a really well-thought-out and thorough process that also helped us refine our messaging to the marketplace."
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A Boston couple are facing criminal charges after they allegedly attacked a Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority worker while hurling racial slurs, saying that they didn't "take s—t from n—gers," WCVB reports.
According to the news station, the 29-year-old victim was trying to escort the intoxicated pair out of a station early Sunday morning at closing time when the man "sucker punched" him, police reports indicate.
Robert Snyder, 45, and Shayla Witts, 28, both homeless, were charged with assault, battery with racial intimidation and disorderly conduct, the Boston Globe reports. Both of them have rap sheets, with Snyder having been convicted of assault a dozen times, and Witts with a pending prostitution charge, the Globe notes.
According to the Globe, the employee's nose broke when Snyder punched him. Snyder then allegedly grabbed him, rendering him unable to defend himself, and Witts allegedly punched him repeatedly and pulled at his hair.
When police arrived at the scene, there was reportedly a trail of blood approximately 30 feet long, peppered with hair from the victim's head.
"I punched him a few times,'' Snyder allegedly told police.
According to police who spoke to WCVB, Witts allegedly threatened the worker, saying that Snyder had "done 17 years in prison and doesn't take s—t from n—gers."
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Project Manager : Insight Workshop
The Project Manager will report directly to the Lead Product Owner. Through assisting with requirement gathering, documentation and management of development activities, the Project Manager will be responsible for improving overall development efficiency and effectiveness. There will be heavy communication requirements and the need to prioritize/manage development tasks. Project Managers should have in depth experience and knowledge of Agile and Scrum. English experience will be required as communication via email, IM, phone call, video conference and even face-to-face will be job requirements. UML documentation experience is preferred. Any previous development experience, especially in .NET/C#/Azure, is a plus.
There will be regular meetings that require working during a portion of US business hours. (Typically the beginning or end of the US work day give or take two hours.) Travel to the US occasionally could be required so previous travel or a current US Visa is a plus.
1. Should have sound knowledge of Agile methodologies
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The development team is working on an omnichannel cloud-based contact center software. This solution focuses heavily on improving customer experience and user experience through utilizing pristine UI/UX, analytics and bleeding-edge technologies. The product is innovating the status quo on stability, scalability and functionality in the contact center space.
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'Neck Oil' (session IPA) 4.3%'Gamma Ray' (American Pale Ale) 5.4%'8-Ball' (Rye IPA) 6.2%x1 can of special edition 'Double Neck Oil' 8.5% will also be awarded during the course of the evening.
I can confirm that the NE wind was indeed a bit tough. I've ridden the Dean every year since 2009 and for me this was the toughest, not helped by ridding the whole thing on my own. But you know, it could have been worse. Back at the train station 6.40
Lovely route. Lrea
On a more positive note I found that I can recover (twice) from feeling too tired/ill to continue. Amazing what coffee, cake, a chat and a rest can do. I will be back.
really nice not to have the anti-climax of the garage forecourt final control - the heat, chairs, tea, stew, and beer were great!
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Reading Lonesome Lefty's Ervin Rouse post, I remembered a portion from a Johnny Cash interview by Gene Beley, where Johnny told Gene about meeting Ervin Rouse and getting lyrics for "Orange Blossom Special" from him.
For the 40th anniversary of Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison concert, Host Jeffrey Callison interviewed reporter Gene Beley who played parts of his private Johnny Cash recordings, including the aforementioned Ervin Rouse related segment.
The entire program can be downloaded or listened to at archive.org -- for your convenience, I have extracted the relevant passage and converted it to an mp3, downloadable HERE (3.27 MB).


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When Joan Smalls first announced the news of her lipstick collaboration with Estée Lauder it was to her 1,000,000-plus Instagram followers, and those same social-media followers had the opportunity to have their say in the collection itself too.
"We let my Instagram followers choose the shade name for one lipstick, Commanding, which is great because it's more personal… I love the interaction with my fans" Smalls explained of the Pure Color Envy Sculpting Matte Lipstick collection, which comprises 12 new shades. "I brought in swatches of shades [to the Estée Lauder product development team] and then we talked about different formulas and finishes. I love a bold, matt lip. It's so chic - so that's what we made."
Smalls has worked with Estée Lauder since 2010, but this is first time she had turned her hand to creating actual products, inspired by the bold violet lip look she wore at the Met Gala last year.
"I was prepping for the Costume Institute Gala last year and felt like my look needed a better hook. I knew my dress was going to be a simple cream gown by Vera Wang, and I thought: 'This needs something,'" she explained. "So my make-up artist and I custom-blended an electric violet colour that was the talk of best-dressed lists the next morning."
A similar shade, Shameless Violet, is part of the new collection. For Smalls, it's the matt finish that makes the lipsticks exactly what she was missing from her own make-up bag.
"I love how matt lipsticks don't look too overpowering, even if the colour is bright. There's the versatility of making it glossy by just adding gloss to the lip, and you can also use a matt finish as a stain for the days you want just a hint of colour," she said.
"I've always liked how the colors in the Pure Color Lipstick line read on first swipe, without having to apply layer upon layer - which is a problem I often have, especially with my skin tone - so I asked the Estée Lauder product development team if we could do this formula, but make it more matt. There are no rules when it comes to make-up, I believe in self-expression. If you're going to go for it, then go hard."
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Stefano Panunzi
IFor his debut-album Timelines the Italian keyboard-player Stefano Panunzi has been able to trap a couple of renowned guest-musicians, who have contributed to the diverse, but also recognizable character of the music with their specific qualities. But its especially Panunzi himself who has taken care for that all these different aspects were being forged in one piece with his highly imaginative composition, crystal-clear production and massive, symphonic keyboard-washes.
The title-track, which opens the album, indicates plainly in which direction it will go the next hour: bright vocal, gliding guitar-flashes, spatial drumming, buzzing bas and the before-mentioned keyboard-sounds, it are the ingredients that bring memories of Indigo Falls and Jansen/Barbieri/Karn. And the following Underground, with a role for the Warr-guitar from Markus Reuter, also sets out into the parts into which the former members of Japan are staying, namely the dormant jazzy pop from No-Man (from which Peter Chilvers is also on the guest-list) and David Sylvian.
In Everything 4 Her, one of his five contributions, Mick Karn brings the tempo into a higher level, by which his funky bass-runs support the melodious saxophone-solos from Nicola Alesini (known form his Marco Polo-projects) and Panunzis Floydesk synthesizer-parts.
In the next No Answer From You trumpet- and Flugelhorn-player Mike Applebaum (who played with amongst others Randy Brecker and Ennio Morricone) introduces his atmospheric tone-colours which refer to Mark Isham. And the current drummer from Porcupine Tree, Gavin Harrison, shows in his on-off performance in Web Of Memories his lovely percussive style, on which all the other drummers seem to have taken example from. The creative impulses from the remaining instrumentalists and singers from Italy, Japan and Great Britain fit in perfectly to the mentioned performances, by which like I wrote before Timelines is a tight union.
A beautiful album therefore which follows the progression which is being launched by the mentioned artists convincingly.
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- Sue Steiner
Why Horses?
I am one of those people who came out of the womb loving horses. There was not a speck of horse-y anything in my childhood but that did not deter me. I devoured anything I got my hands on about horses. I daydreamed horses. I collected Breyer model horses. I made miniature tack and grooming supplies for my model horses. I drew and painted horses. Each and every birthday and Christmas I asked for a pony. I entered to win horses in Horse of Course magazine contests.
I lived in the suburb where the closest equine was an ancient Shetland pony that lived in an old century barn with a teeny tiny run for it's 'turnout'. It was several blocks away in what was likely the old farmstead before the land sold to a developer. I would get apples and carrots and take the hike to see the pony. I never saw the person who lived there. I didn't understand at that time that feeding treats to the pony might not be what the owner wanted. Thankfully, I only remember feeding small quantities of carrots and maybe an apple or two. I knew enough to cut them into slices. The carrot and apple slices had the added benefit of allowing the pony's attention to be on me to last longer. I savored every moment as he savored every bite.
As I got a bit older, I begged and pleaded with my parents for riding lessons in the next town over. I saved up babysitting and birthday money to keep the lessons going. During these lessons, I learned hunt seat from the stereotypical, critical, feisty, weathered woman who would bark commands at me endlessly during the lesson. I was kind of a sensitive soul but tolerated the barrage of belittling just so I could be around the horse. I rode Bay Rum most often and loved him with all my heart!
At this same barn, many of the girls who rode in the lessons had horses of their own. They had the correct outfits, correct tack, a beautiful horse, and a similar condescending attitude toward me. I came for lessons faithfully, week after week, as my money held out. Sometimes I would have to stop until I had enough to buy more lessons. I remember paying for the lessons with money obviously scraped together with small bills and coins since the lessons were paid for month by month.
The other girls in the barn would giggle and talk in groups as they discussed the upcoming shows and events that never included me. I was an outsider but did not care. I was there for other reasons. I took those lessons very seriously. I did exercises to strengthen my riding muscles from one lesson to the next. My progress felt agonizingly slow, with no riding in between, but I lovingly persisted. I made drawings of the horses and jump courses as I mentally practiced and prepared for my next lesson. I read voraciously anything to do with horses, horse care or riding.
That continued until life got in the way. I lost a parent at the age of 16. Life got difficult and teen years where a mix of rebellion, family chaos and grief. I wasn't able to get back to horses again until I was married and the mother of a beautiful daughter. My husband bought me my first horse.
Annie was a tall, lanky, grey NSH (National Show Horse). She had the build of a Saddlebred and mind of an Arab. She did something my trainer said was called 'star gazing'. He described it as something that sounded a lot like inattentive ADD! She would kind of blank out when stressed, get a faraway look in her eyes and kind of mentally check out! But I thought she was perfect! She was tall, fancy, a bit flaky and had the smoothest gaits I had ever ridden! She also was afraid of anything outside of nature! She apparently had been ridden most often in an indoor arena and so when encountering things like leaves, wind or puddles would shy and bolt. I had boarded her for years but then, along with my husband and growing family, bought our own 80 acre farm- without an indoor arena. I did not have the confidence or experience to help her over her fears, although saw she rode quite well with other riders. She sensed in me the inexperienced rider I still was and reacted to it.
I went on to donate Annie to a Children's Home that was just starting a horse program. I was upfront and honest about my experiences with Annie and got the reassurance from the program director that they had kids of all riding levels and Annie would do just fine. I later found out that Annie not only did 'just fine', she was a valued part of that program for many, many years and lived out the rest of her life as a much loved and treasured horse that was known to take to the troubled kids and bring them out of their shell. I was thrilled to know that Annie blossomed there and brought joy to so many!
I lived on that farm for a dozen more years, riding on our farm, going to shows, bringing my daughter up as a fellow horse lover. We enjoyed riding and caring for a variety of other horses over the years. I have had the pleasure of raising 5 foals. I rescued horses from the 'kill pens'. I rehabbed and rehomed some horses and others became family. I made some great horse decisions, and some not so great. We eventually built and ran a 25 stall boarding stable with a trainer and riding instructor before we sold the farm and bought a smaller 'hobby farm' close to school for my kids where I still had horses but scaled down what we did with them. I no longer take in boarders, show, offer riding lessons or training. I trail ride now. And give pony rides for the grandbabies. I never stopped painting and drawing horses. Hope I never do!
I gain so much from being around horses. I find them to be interesting mentally. Horses are complex and multi-faceted but also straightforward. They are contradictions. Powerful and gentle. Large and fragile. Willing and opinionated. Fierce and soft. I love watching herd dynamics. I find them visually interesting and beautiful. I can't imagine my life without horses.
Happy trails,
Sue Steiner
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Scattered throughout the globe, you can find beaches in which the waters lap against dark, coarse sands formed from volcanic lava, shattering your preconceptions of what a beach should look like. Generally, these beaches provide awe-inspiring views but are not the best for sunning and other traditional beach activities. Black sand can be rough to walk on barefoot, and it absorbs much more heat than white or brown sand, making it quite hot on a sunny day. Even so, the beaches are certainly worth a visit.
The Hawaiian Islands are home to some of the world's most famous black sand beaches. Among the best known and most stunning is Punaluu, near Naalehu on the southeastern side of the Big Island. The water there can be little rough for swimming, but there is a picnic area, and you might spot one of Hawaii's endangered green sea turtles while you are there. The Big Island has a few other black sand beaches, but Punaluu is among the most accessible, as some of the others require a lengthy hike. Maui also has a few black sand beaches along the Hana Highway on the island's eastern side, including Honolokani and Waianapanapa. Kauai's Waimea Beach on its southern side also is a black sand beach.
South Pacific
You will find a few black sand beaches on islands throughout the South Pacific, including New Zealand and in Indonesia, but Tahiti, the largest island in Polynesia, has some of the most notable. Many are concentrated on the island's northern and eastern coasts. One of the most picturesque is at the entrance of the Tahitian village Tautira, where you can safely swim. This village is in eastern Tahiti and is a bit off the beaten tourist path, but it also gives you a glimpse of authentic Tahitian culture. Point Venus, near Papeete, is another black sand beach that also is a good spot for swimming, and you might spot a dolphin while there.
Several Caribbean islands have black sand beaches, particularly many of the volcanic islands in the Lesser Antilles, including Montserrat, St. Kitts, Nevis, Dominica, St. Lucia and Grenada. Most of Dominica's beaches are black sand, and considering it's the most rural of the Caribbean islands, they generally are very quiet. Similarly, virtually all of Montserrat's beaches have black or gray sand with the exception of Rendezvous Beach on the northern side of the island. Other islands have a broader mix of white and black sand beaches. Anse Chastanet in southwestern St. Lucia is one of the busier black sand beaches in the region and is home to a resort of the same name (ansechastanet.com).
Iceland might not be the first country that springs to mind when you think "beach vacation," but the island is home to a spectacular black sand beach near its southernmost hamlet, Vik. The beach, about 120 miles to the east of Reykjavik, is a long, flat beach where you can spot puffins, Arctic terns, kittiwakes and numerous other seabirds. You also will see three rock columns known as the Reynisdrangur. According to legend, these were three trolls that turned to stone when caught in the sun. The water, unfortunately, is far too chilly for comfortable swimming.
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In the Chrome developer tools, under the network tab, I'm curious to know what is happening during the gaps. If you look at my image below, I have highlighted in orange the areas where these gaps exist. Where I'm able to load a lot of my page from cache it's a shame these large gaps occur as they make up most of my page load time. What exactly is happening in this time?
Okay I found this answer which essentially sums up my question, so a different question: does anyone know a good method to reduce the length of these gaps? Presumably (albeit rather extreme) if I loaded all my CSS on the page there wouldn't be a delay after loading the CSS file before the images were loaded.


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Miss Chelsea Rose!
Happy Birthday sweetheart, you are the light of our eyes and make our hearts melt (and tempers rise!) every day. You are growing into such a beautiful little lady and we cherish every moment we have with you.
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Trail Coffee Roasters is closing its popular alleyway coffeehouse Friday as Ten Space readies to transform the space for the new tenant, Reality Church of Stockton.
The move out of the approximately 1,300 square foot warehouse off of Miner Avenue, which Trail Coffee has occupied for the past seven years, was both a bit unexpected and anticipated, said Gianna Vicari, who manages and runs the shop.
Trail Coffee Roasters is in the process of building a storefront at 501 E. Main St. and had plans to move its operations when the work was completed, however, Ten Space gave Trail a notice to leave by Oct. 21, Vicari said.
"In a perfect world we would have been able to stay here until our new space is up and running," she said. "The landlord (Ten Space) has other plans for the building. We asked until the end of November, asked for anything longer than this, but they said no."
Trail Coffee recently received a permit from the city to continue work at the Main Street site but an opening date is not anticipated until early 2018.
According to Ten Space, the decision should not have come as a surprise because plans have been in the works for that space to be used by Reality Church of Stockton. The church will be taking up the first floor of the building at 235 N. San Joaquin St.
"We've worked with the leadership at Reality Stockton for over a year to bring them downtown," Ten Space CEO Zac Cort said in a written statement. "Throughout this process, we have coordinated with Bing Kirk — the owner of Trail Coffee — to keep them both in the space for as long as possible as Trail works on the build out of their new Main Street location.
"… we've done our best to accommodate Bing's schedule to ensure that their operations would not be disrupted. In the end, we are seeing some overlap with our construction schedule for the Reality Stockton improvements and Trail's renovations at their new location. We've communicated with Bing throughout the process on all of our plans and timelines, and while it's unfortunate the new Trail space was not quite ready, we did let them know in July that we had to move forward with our improvements in October to meet Reality's timelines."
Cort, in his statement, was adamant that Trail Coffee was not evicted from its location but rather given a courtesy notice. He said he wished Trail Coffee "nothing but the best, and we're sure they'll continue to be a staple in our downtown."
Vicari said she hopes Ten Space will indeed start work in the building this month and that it's not just going to sit there when Trail Coffee could have continued to operate.
Kirk, who referred questions to Vicari, briefly said it's unfortunate that Trail has to close but "it is what it is" and added that they're excited about what's to come.
Trail Coffee Roasters, formerly known as Jesus Mountain Coffee Co., was started after Kirk and friends, Mike Atherton and Dave Lintner, decided to invest in a coffee farm in Nicaragua. The trio grew and produced coffee at the farm, which eventually was brought back to San Joaquin County. Bing's hobby of roasting coffee grew over the years and became what is now known as Trail Coffee.
Vicari, who returned to Stockton from New York three years ago to open the coffee shop, said Trail Coffee Roasters will close to the public Friday and will spend the last week packing up the shop. She said a friend in Manteca is letting them roast on Mondays and Tuesdays and they've found a place to package the coffee in Stockton, which will allow the company to meet its wholesale orders. People also can sign up for a newsletter to receive updates on the Main Street shop and where people can get their caffeine fix.
This is an unfortunate situation but Trail Coffee Roasters is opening in a new place so Vicari is trying to highlight the positive, while also thinking of creative ways to have customers supporting them through this transition, she said Tuesday.
"It's a bittersweet time," Vicari said. "Great things can happen in this odd time."
A "Fond Farewell to Trail" event will be at 8 a.m. Friday at 224 E. Miner Ave. For details about the event, visit facebook.com/events/552319051779712.
To sign up for Trail Coffee Roaster's newsletter, email email@example.com. For more information, visit https://trailcoffeeroasters.com, Trail Coffee Roasters on Facebook or TrailCoffeeCo on Instagram.
Contact reporter Almendra Carpizo at (209) 546-8264 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @AlmendraCarpizo.
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1909 – He was Alfred Gerald Caplin born on the 28th day of September this year in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. He was an American cartoonist best known for the satiric comic strip, Li'l Abner.
1918 – He lost his right leg in a trolley accident at the age of nine. Capp spent five years at Bridgeport High School in Bridgeport, Connecticut without receiving a diploma. The cartoonist liked to tell how he flanked geometry for nine straight terms.
1934 – Leaving Joe Palooka, he sold Li'l Abner to the United Features Syndicate and the feature was launched on Monday August 13 of this year.
1940 – On this year, a motion picture adaptation starred Granville Owen as Li'l Abner, with Buster Keaton taking the role of Lonesome Polecat. A successful musical comedy adaptation of the strip opened on Broadway November 15, 1956 and had a long run of 693 performances.
1947 – He also wrote the comic strips Abbie and Slats and Long Sam. He won this year's National Cartoonist Society Reuben Award for the comic strip Li'l Abner.
1957 – In one run of strips in this year, Capp satirizes the comic strip Mary Worth as "Mary Worm", depicting the title character as a nosy do-gooder. Allan Saunders, the creator of the Mary Worth strip, returned Capp's fire with the introduction of the character "Hal Rapp", a foul-tempered, ill-mannered cartoonist.
1971 – He was charged with attempted adultery by complaint of a female student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. It developed that there were similar accusations from other campuses. He pleaded no contest and withdrew from public speaking.
1979 – He died of emphysema on the 5th day of November this year in South Hampton, New Hampshire. Also in this year he won 1979 Elzie Segar Award posthumously.


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FBI arrests Chinese "spy", thought he had precious NASA secrets, but it was filled with porn
Chinese "spy" gets caught with porn on his system, not filled with NASA secrets.
The FBI thought they had another Chinese spy on their hands when they boarded a plane at Dulles International Airport to arrest Bo Jiang, a Chinese national with a doctorate in electrical engineering from Old Dominion University.
Jiang was a former contractor with NASA at their Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia, and was fired because of pressure from Republican congressman Frank Wolf of Virginia. Wolf claimed that Jiang and other Chinese engineers employed by NASA contrators were a security risk, and the day of his flight back to China, he had a NASA-owned laptop in his possession.
All that Jiang did wrong, was violate NASA policies, as there was no evidence of any sensitive material on his laptop, and Jiang had not had clearance to the secret projects at Langley as an employee of the National Institute of Aerospace. Investigators did find the laptop filled to the brim with porn and pirated movies. There was a press release issued by Wolf after the arrest, with a copy of Jiang's arrest warrant disappearing off the congressman's website. It was cached by Google though, where Wolf said:
I am particularly concerned that (the) information (on Jiang's laptop) may pertain to the source code for high-tech imaging technology that Jiang has been working on with NASA. This information could have significant military applications for the Chinese Peoples Liberation Army.
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Don't Forget to Eat
Saturday, August 25, 2018 · 7:30 AM - 8 PM
On Campus : True Grits & The Commons
The campus Dining Hall, True Grit's is open all day to students and families. If you have a meal plan you must present your red UMBC ID card. Those without meal plans including family and friends can take advantage of our half-price Move-In Day special.


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In accordance with Arizona's lien law units that are in default for more than 30 days are subject to foreclosure auctions.
We welcome bidders to our public auctions. Typically the auctions are held semi annually. If you would like to be notified of dates and times of these auctions please send us an e-mail and we will gladly add you to our list of invites.
At Empire Self Storage we make every effort to work with our customers. However, sometimes it is necessary to have auctions to clear room for others. Please remember these auctions are the action of last resort.


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South America is a continent which can offer a lot to its visitors. The culture, the history, the cuisine, the traditions, and so on are so colorful and rich that they are worth seeing. One of the countries on the continent which can offer people quite an experience is Chile. It may not be the biggest one but it is long and its location on the continent is specific.
If you decide to visit Chile, you need to be prepared for it with some important information so that you do not skip something important to see, or not to forget something that you may need there. So, here is our short travel guide for Chile!
#1 The essentials
The first thing you need to prepare before you go to Chile is passport, money, and some shots that it is better to have. You will only need an international passport to visit Chile and no visa, which makes it easier for people to go there. And as you probably know, the local language is Spanish, so you can prepare yourself a phrasebook in Spanish as well.
Money – Chilean Pesos
The next thing which is also very important when it comes to the essential things you need to bring when you go to the country is some Chilean pesos. This is the country's currency. And even if you may change some money in the country, mostly US dollars, you still need to have some pesos with you before you set off.
Typhoid Shot
Another very important thing which you need to do before you go to Chile is to have a typhoid shot. It is better to be prepared since the environment on the continent is more or less different from the other parts of the world, there are still kinds of diseases that can catch you off guard. In other words, be prepared for it.
#2 Manners at restaurants
The next important thing which you need to know before going to Chile is connected to one's manners at a restaurant. There are different manners at the different countries when it comes to restaurants. For example, in Chile it is accepted that women should sit down before men, just like other countries.
The next thing you need to know before going to a restaurant is tipping. It is almost a universal custom that people should leave tips to the staff no matter whether the service was satisfactory or not.
It is accepted in Chile that people need to leave a 10% tip from the bill. This goes for waiters and bartenders especially. Sometimes the tip can be included in the bill. In this case it can be about 5%, which is nice.
And one last thing when it comes to tipping, you need to know that taxi drivers tend to round up the bill. So do not end up looking surprised when you do not receive some change.
Table manners
The next important thing you need to know when you are at a restaurant are the table manners. The first thing is a generally accepted one – people should keep knife on their right side and fork on their left, they should never switch.
The next thing you need to know is that you should never touch food with your hands. This is considered bad manners and it is often frowned on, especially in exclusive restaurants.
If you order wine, you need to know that you always need to pour it with your right hand. Even if this habit is not so well-known among average people, it is better to have it in mind when you go to a restaurant in the country.
#3 Greetings
Another important thing you need to know before going to Chile is the way people greet each other there. For example, men shake hands when they meet, while women tend to pat each other's right shoulder or kiss on the cheeks.
When Chileans talk they can stand very close one to another. That is why you should not be surprised if you have just met with someone and they come very close to you, do not pull back abruptly.
There is also another thing that should not surprise you when you have a conversation in Chile – you should not be surprised if your interlocutors interrupt you while you are having a conversation. They are often very talkative and use a lot of gestures while they speak.


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One of the most popular games on the PlayStation 4 is Fortnite, especially when it comes to the Battle Royale mode. In order to perform the best in these chaotic matches, you will need a good headset so that you can pinpoint where noises are coming from in addition to being able to communicate efficiently with team mates. So what are the best cheap, medium-priced and high end PS4 gaming headsets for Fortnite? You can find out in our buying guide below.
Best Cheap PS4 Gaming Headsets
Astro Gaming A10 Gaming Headset
One of the cheaper PS4 headsets we recommend checking out for Fortnite is the Astro Gaming A10. This product has been tuned specifically for clarity when it comes to both game audio as well as voice chat. It is built with materials that provides both durability and comfort for long play sessions in the Battle Royale mode. Furthermore, the A10 comes with an unidirectional microphone with automatic flip-up mute functionality and in-line volume control.
The A10 Gaming Headset comes in blue, green, red and Call of Duty Special Edition color variants. If you are interested, you can purchase the Astro Gaming product with this link on Amazon.
HyperX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset
Another inexpensive headset worth looking into is the HyperX Cloud Stinger. This comes equipped with 50mm directional drivers for precision audio output. It is also built with plenty of ergonomic features such as weighing at just 275 grams in addition to having rotating ear cups and memory foam ear cushions. The other notable features are the noise-cancellation microphone that will automatically mute when flipped vertically and volume control on the ear cup.
You can buy the HyperX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset via this page.
Top Medium Priced Headsets for PlayStation 4
PlayStation Platinum Wireless Headset
If you don't mind paying a little bit more, a great medium range gaming headset is the PlayStation Platinum. The official first-party product from Sony features 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound. It also has custom audio profiles, including one for shooters such as Fortnite. The built-in dual microphones are designed for noise cancellation as well. The other notable features for this headset, that are not particularly Fortnite-related, are support for 3D Audio and being compatible with the PlayStation VR headset.
You can find the PlayStation Platinum Wireless Headset here.
HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset
Another quality medium range headset is the HyperX Cloud II. This product has been recently updated to add 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound support on the PlayStation 4. It comes equipped with 53mm Drivers Neodymium Magnets (which will provide great audio outputs from lows, mids and highs ranges) in addition to an inline sound card that provides both echo and noise cancellations. The microphone has also been TeamSpeak Certified for optimized voice chat. For comfort, the Cloud II comes with memory foam and velour ear pads.
HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset comes in Red/Black and Gun Metal variants. If you are interested, you can purchase it via this link.
Best Expensive PlayStation 4 Headsets
Astro Gaming A50 Wireless Dolby Gaming Headset
If money is not an issue for you, then one high end headset we recommend checking out for Fortnite is the Astro Gaming A50. This product uses Doubly Headphone 7.1 Surround Sound support, which should help you when it comes to spotting the competition via audio cues. The included boom microphone offers precision voice chat and flip-up mute functionality. Another big selling point is the 5GHZ wireless tech that is designed to eliminate any interference from other devices in the room. Last but not least, the A50 is designed for comfort with its light weight a pressure-free fitting in addition to having plenty of customization options.
The Astro Gaming A50 Wireless Dolby Gaming Headset is available for purchase with this page.
SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset
Another high quality headset we recommend taking a look at is the SteelSeries Arctis Pro as it comes equipped with speaker drivers that have high-density neodymium magnets to produce high resolution audio. It also uses Headphone:X v2.0 for positional audio cues as well as lossless 2.4G wireless audio. The included ClearCast bidirectional microphone provides high quality clarity and background noise cancellation during voice chat. Last but not least, there is even a dual-battery system so you don't have to be tethered and/or wait for the battery in the headset to recharge during long playing sessions with Fortnite.
You can buy the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset here.
If you are looking for an affordable PS4 headset for Fortnite, then we recommend the Astro Gaming A10 or HyperX Cloud Stinger. For medium range solutions, there are the PlayStation Platinum and HyperX Cloud II. For the high end PlayStation 4 gaming headsets, you should check out the Astro Gaming A50 or SteelSeries Arctis Pro.


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Hersha Hospitality Trust (NYSE: HT) announced the Company has closed on the joint venture for seven of the Companys premium limited service hotels in Manhattan with Cindat Capital Management Limited for a total purchase price, including closing and capital improvement costs, of $571.4 million, or $526,000 per key.
Hersha Hospitality Trust (NYSE: HT) announced the Company has closed on the joint venture for seven of the Company's premium limited service hotels in Manhattan with Cindat Capital Management Limited, a China based investment management platform with offices in Beijing, Shanghai and New York City, for a total purchase price, including closing and capital improvement costs, of $571.4 million, or $526,000 per key.
Cindat, backed by investors including China Cinda Asset Management Co. and Taikang Life Insurance and its affiliate, is the senior preferred joint venture partner holding a 70.0% ownership stake, while Hersha retains a 30.0% equity interest, as well as a $37.0 million preferred equity interest in the venture at a 9.0% fixed coupon.
"We are pleased to close our previously announced joint venture with Cindat, and look forward to capitalizing on future opportunities within this venture with a sophisticated and strategic long-term partner. These seven high-quality, cash-flowing hotels, located in dynamic and diverse submarkets in Manhattan, will continue to benefit from strong demand for core real estate and lodging assets given the city's preeminence as a global financial, cultural, and technological hub. Cindat's investment expertise in global gateway market real estate, combined with Hersha's fifteen-year track record of owning and operating hotels in the most valuable and liquid real estate market in the world, form a strong foundation for a long-term partnership," stated Neil H. Shah, Hersha's President and Chief Operating Officer.
Greg Peng, Cindat's Chief Executive Officer, stated, "Demand for high-quality U.S. real estate assets is great from Chinese investors. Limited service hotels in Manhattan, in our opinion, offer steady cash flow with relatively low volatility, and hence, good risk-adjusted investment returns. Hersha is one of the best investors and managers in the hotel industry, and Cindat is very pleased to form this partnership with Hersha to grow its hotel investment portfolio in the U.S."
Natixis Real Estate Capital, LLC led a syndicate of international and domestic financial institutions and provided $285 million of senior acquisition financing to the joint venture, while an affiliate of Oaktree Real Estate Finance, LLC provided $50 million of mezzanine financing to the venture. Hunton & Williams LLP served as legal counsel to Hersha on the transaction, while Sidley Austin LLP served as legal counsel to Cindat. Both law firms collectively advised the newly formed joint venture. Solid Rock Advisors advised Cindat on the transaction.
The assets comprising the joint venture are:
|Holiday Inn Express Times Square
|Candlewood Suites Times Square
|Hampton Inn Times Square
|Hampton Inn Chelsea
|Hampton Inn Herald Square
|Holiday Inn Wall Street
|Holiday Inn Express Water Street
Hersha Hospitality Trust (HT) is a self-advised real estate investment trust in the hospitality sector, which owns and operates high quality upscale hotels in urban gateway markets. The Company's 56 hotels totaling 8,892 rooms are located in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Miami and select markets on the West Coast. The Company's shares are traded on The New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "HT".


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Mirror's Edge Catalyst's Story Puts Me On Edge
"I once knew a young woman who would defy anyone and anything in order to do what she felt was right. But you're clearly not her. You're broken." So starts the beginning of Mirror's Edge Catalyst's story trailer, in which we learn that Faith might be broken like some sort of mirror and must jump between edges of buildings in order to prove to the yelling men that, like, shut up no she isn't. Come see, and find details of the game's beta in the bargain.
OK, look. My only real problem with the story and the characters here is this: everything else looks incredible. Gleaming skyscraper atriums waiting to be scaled; stark white office interiors highlighted with splashes of brilliant orange and green; an urban colour scheme that seems to be that of the first Mirror's Edge but with a strong added dose of hot pink. I like the music. I even like the look of the combat.
If you feel similarly, you might want to consider signing up for the closed beta. You'll need an EA/Origin account to sign up and there's no announced date yet for when it'll run. It can't be too far away however as the full game will launch on May 24th. I'm looking forward to it.


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Available check in dates are underlined and the color black.
Distance to Marco Island South Beach Entrance: 3.9 miles
Distance to Tigertail Beach Entrance: 2.3 miles
Distance to Residents' Beach Entrance (Monthly stay restrictions): 2.4 miles
616 Nassau Road is a five bedroom, 3.5 bath pool home on Marco Island that features high-end fixtures and finishes throughout. This 3,300 square foot island-inspired home features upscale furniture and decor in every room, an open-concept floor plan, private and shaded lanai, gourmet kitchen, spacious living spaces, and spa-inspired bathrooms. Located minutes from the beach, restaurants and bars, patio cafes, coffee shops, and grocery stores, this impressive home is all you need for a five-star vacation home in the sun.
Before you even step into the home, you'll notice the lush landscaping and tall swaying palm trees in the front yard. The house sits on a quiet street in one of the most affluent areas on the island, and the road in front of the house sees very little traffic. The extended driveway leads from the road up to the three car garage, and a walkway leads up a small staircase to the front door. Here, you're welcomed home by two elegant glass-paned doors that lead you into the home.
The front sitting area features a classic chaise lounge chair, two plush armchairs, a simple glass top coffee table, and vintage armoire. Stunning wall art and a gorgeous chandelier come together to give this room a stylish and welcoming vibe, and the glass sliding glass doors provide an unobstructed view of the pool. Two chairs sit in a small alcove towards the front of the home, overlooking the front yard. This cozy nook is the perfect spot to enjoy coffee in the morning or read a book in the sun.
Down a small corridor to the right of this front sitting area, the tile floors transition to wood and you find yourself in the main living space. This room features an upscale wrap-around sofa, high ceilings, abstract wall art, and an impressive wooden entertainment center that is home to a large flat screen TV. This will easily become the family's favorite hang out spot, as it offers plenty of seating for everyone! This spacious living area transitions directly to the beautiful, fully furnished a kitchen, a space that the chef of the family will fall in love with!
This modern kitchen, with its white-on-white color scheme, quartz countertops, spacious center island, snack bar, custom cabinets, and stainless steel appliances provides a large family with everything they need to make meals at home. Three gorgeous decorative light features give the kitchen a warm glow, and the exquisite attention to detail make this room one of the most luxurious spots in the home. The kitchen overlooks the pool and transitions smoothly into a formal dining area.
The open dining area has a large rectangular table under (yet another) sparkling chandelier and provides seating for six. The extended counter space in the kitchen also serves as a snack bar, offering four additional seats for mealtime.
A sliding glass door from the dining area leads you straight out to the private lanai and pool. This private poolside lanai is shaded and features an outdoor dining area. Fire up the BBQ for a poolside dinner that the whole family will love, or simply get takeout from the neighborhood bar and grill and enjoy it by the pool. The rectangularly shaped pool transitions slowly from shallow to deep, and is a refreshing way to cool off from the Florida sun. The pool is south west facing, so it gets a lot of sun throughout the entire day! Although it is not screened in, some on-site misters keep bugs out of the pool. A screened door on one side of the pool leads to a separate, private patio. This screened in area overlooks the backyard and is complete with high-end patio furniture. This is a cozy place to get out of the sun and enjoy some peace and quiet.
After a day exploring the island or lounging in the pool, you'll be thankful for the five large bedrooms this home has to offer. Each one is unique in its color scheme and decor, but all of them provide top-of-the-line mattresses and name brand linens for ultimate comfort and style.
The master bedroom has a King size bed, stone floors, large windows, and a private lounge area. This large room combines black, white and chrome accents for a simple but sophisticated feel. This room has private access out to the pool and patio via sliding glass doors. The master bathroom looks like it belongs in the spa of a luxury hotel. This bathroom features marble floors, a deep garden tub, a walk-in shower with glass doors and modern rain shower technology, double vanity area, and soft lighting.
The second bedroom features a King size bed, hardwood floors, elegant dresser, and matching nightstands, and a romantic blend of white, rose gold and wood accents for a calming and welcoming tone.
The third bedroom also has a King size bed, wood floors and private access out to the rear of the property. This beautiful room is themed with white, silver and gray accents for a stylish and contemporary feel.
The fourth bedroom has wood floors, a Queen size bed, and sliding glass doors that lead out to the pool.
The final bedroom has a Queen size, four post bed, hardwood floors, soft lighting and private access out to the separate shaded poolside patio. This bedroom also has a private bathroom that connects to the secondary living room.
When it comes to bathrooms, this home has 3.5 modern baths, allowing the whole family to get ready for a busy day without waiting in line for the shower. There is the master bathroom, two guest bathrooms and the half bath is located outside off of the lanai.
One thing many families love about this large home is the secondary living room towards the rear of the house. Tucked away from the kitchen and main living area there is an additional living room with a comfortable sofa, footrest and wooden entertainment center with a flat screen TV. This is an excellent place for kids to watch host their own movie nights while adults enjoy a quiet dinner enjoying their own favorite shows.
Hidden behind two folding doors in this room you'll find the first washer and dryer set. You will find another front loading washer and dryer in the laundry room, along with a single sink and plenty of room to sort and fold laundry.
This impressive island home has everything you need to feel at home while on vacation. This is a great option for two families traveling together, as it provides enough room in the common areas for everyone to mingle, but enough privacy to make everyone feel comfortable. This incredible home is features everything the modern family needs for a VIP style vacation just minutes from the beach.
If you're looking for luxury and a way to experience the Marco Island lifestyle, you will quickly fall in love with 616 Nassau Rd.
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Sit&Go, Crush your Opponents, Happy hour!
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From 11:00am ET to 12:00pm ET
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Playing as many Sit & Go's and JackpotPoker and On demand Games as possible during these time, will guarantee you more points for the same games you would normally play.
To track your progress, just click on the leader board 'Sit & Crush' tab, before and after you play. There you can view your ongoing points tally!
Please note that Sit & Crush Happy Hours are valid only for the Sit & Crush, and not for the beat down race, or heads up tables, because heads up are not included in the sit and crush race.


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This is my favorite time of year in Washington County. It's finally starting to cool off and that means all sorts of fun events. I've made it a few so far and there's a lot more to come.
A couple of Saturdays ago I headed up to Enterprise for a couple of back-to-back events. The first one was the latest Walk Washington County event for Intermountain Dixie Regional Medical Center's CareCentennial Celebration with Enterprise Mayor Lee Bracken, above, leading the way.
Bracken was full of historical facts about his town, which is one of the younger ones in the county. Among the older buildings was this former LDS Church that now serves as a museum operated by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers.
Just south of the old church is a less-old church. And south of this one is another even newer church.
While the turnout wasn't as large as some of the walks in the more populated area of the county, it still drew a sizable crowd as we made our way through the streets of Enterprise.
The century-old tithing granary was a little off the walk route, but stands in a park near some historic farm implements.
The fire station was one of the last stops before Mayor Bracken sent us over to Cornfest for the rest of the day.
It was rainy off and on so I took shelter early on while some of the Enterprise royalty were performing for the crowd. After the older girls sang, the younger ones took to the stage. This is 5-year-old Emree Staheli, Tiny Miss Enterprise, who recited a poem about a horse written by her grandmother.
Up next was the second attendant, Taryne Rupp, also 5, who showed of some impressive hula hoop skills.
Of course, Cornfest is not complete without a little corn, served up here by Ande Beckstrand for the Enterprise High School PTSA.
If you didn't want to eat the corn at Cornfest, the Enterprise High School FFA was bagging it by the dozen to take home. Here Tyler Staheli and Bryant Gardner, the FFA historian, collect a few ears for a customer.
Since I didn't have corn a few years ago when I went, I figured I better repent and try some this time around. So I grabbed a cob and headed on over to enjoy it while walking around the car show portion of Cornfest.
Just as I was about to leave I saw a car I recognized. Sure enough, it was the Rev. Studebaker's Studebaker. I wrote about the Baptist pastor from Beryl earlier this year and got a picture of him the car that shares his name at the end of my interview.
There was a another big festival this past weekend: Peach Days in Hurricane. I had plans to attend but I just never made it out there. However, I did hit the DOCUTAH opening gala Tuesday evening at the St. George Town Square.
The year the opening event had a native theme that included a powwow with traditional American Indian dances. Later in the evening a documentary called "Racing the Rez" continued the theme into the subject matter of this three-year-old festival.
For an interesting mix, though, following the powwow a group of Pacific Islander dancers performed as well. The country of Tonga will also be a big part of DOCUTAH this year because of one of the featured films, "Tongan Ark."
I'm hoping to catch a couple of docs in the coming days before I head up to Iron County for one of its festival, the Festival of Homes. There are a bunch of other fun events through the next few months and I'm going to hit as many as I can. The fall season of the Utah Shakespeare Festival begins in mid-September so I'll be heading north to catch the two new plays and take in a second viewing of the fantastic "Peter and the Starcatcher." At the end of September the Zion Canyon Music Festival will come to Springdale with headliners Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers. October, of course, is full of events from the St. George Marathon at the beginning of the month to the What Women Want Expo at the end.
By November, though, my mind is going to be on the Mustache Dash on Nov. 23, a new major fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters and I just happen to be in charge of it. I may even shave my beard and sport just a little lawn on the lip for a week or so leading up to the event.