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The tourism industry recorded another strong performance in 1998, following on the success of the Cabot 500 Celebrations in 1997. The table below shows that tourism indicators so far this year are significantly higher than in 1996. Two indicators actually showed gains over 1997 despite the fact that some slippage in tourism normally occurs after a major event like the Cabot 500 Celebrations.
Increased tourist awareness, the depreciated Canadian dollar, and favourable summer weather, were among the factors behind the tourism industry's strong performance. Performance might have been better had it not been hampered by the Air Canada strike in September and, threatened job action at Marine Atlantic in June.
Major investments continue to be made in the tourism sector to ensure that physical attractions and the services provided give tourists a quality experience. Modern facilities such as the recently opened Canada Games Centre in Corner Brook and the new Civic Centre currently under construction in St. John's will deliver many new, high-yield conventions to the Province in the future. These factors, combined with upcoming celebrations such as Soiree '99 this coming year and the Viking Millennium in 2000, all bode well for the industry's goal of building on recent gains.
Winter tourism on the West Coast of the Province will receive a major boost in 1999 as Corner Brook and surrounding area host the Canada Winter Games from February 20 to March 6, 1999. More than 3,500 athletes, coaches and officials will participate in the Games as well as thousands of volunteers and spectators.
The newly opened Canada Games Centre in Corner Brook together with the Marble Mountain Ski Resort will operate as major venues for a number of the 21 sporting events to be featured. In addition, a number of other excellent venues will be showcased during the Games.
Aside from the obvious current economic benefits of the Games, there are legacies of the celebration which will provide many long-term benefits for Corner Brook and surrounding area. These include modern state-of-the-art facilities and infrastructure, experienced volunteers and coaches, greater commitment to sport, and invaluable exposure and publicity for the region's tourism product.
Highlights of 1998 Tourism
|Time Period
|%Change from 1997
|%Change from 1996
|Non-resident automobile visitors
|124,364 visitors
Direct non-resident international arrivals at St. John's airport
|10,835 passengers
Provincial hotel occupancy rate
|-5.0 points
|7.2 points
|St. John's hotel occupancy rate
|-7.1 points
|8.5 points
|Provincially operated historic sites1
|Jun-early Oct
|63,300 visitors
|Car rental revenue
(St. John's airport)
|$5.8 million
Passengers boarding and deplaning, major airports
|742,805 passengers
|Charter airline passengers
|62,804 passengers
1: A substantial portion of the overall decline can be attributed to the significant
growth in visitations to the Bonavista Peninsula during the Cabot Celebrations.
In 1997, Newfoundland and Labrador celebrated the 500 Anniversary of John Cabot's historic voyage from Bristol, England to Newfoundland. Preliminary estimates indicate that the Province attracted 383,900 non-resident visitors in 1997. This record level of visitation represented an additional 69,000 visitors or an increase of 22% over 1996. In-province expenditures by these non-resident visitors exceeded $204 million dollars, an increase of 25% over 1996 levels. Total expenditures, by non-resident and resident combined, exceeded $500 million in 1997.
The Province experienced spectacular growth in such key markets as meetings, conventions and incentive travel. St. John's, for example, hosted 151 events (i.e., conventions, meetings, major sporting events), an increase of 92 events or 156% over 1996 levels, and more than double the previous eight year average of 67 events per year. The events in 1997 attracted over 35,300 participants, triple the number of participants in 1996. Accommodation data from Pannell Kerr Forster indicates that during 1997, provincial hotels recorded the highest occupancy rate in Atlantic Canada (65%). In addition when compared to 1996, the Province recorded the largest year-over-year change in Canada (+10.1 points).
These celebrations increased the awareness of the Province's tourism product and are providing a springboard for the upcoming celebrations of the 50th anniversary of Confederation in 1999 (Soiree '99) and the Viking Millennium in 2000.
Hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador (HNL), the Tourism Industry Association for Newfoundland and Labrador, represents over 500 businesses across the Province. 1998 has been a positive year for the tourism industry, a trend that is expected to continue. HNL is dedicated to the support and development of tourism to ensure that it continues to grow and prosper. Some of the highlights of 1998 include:
Professional Development
Management professional development is a priority for the tourism industry. Currently, there are 104 employees from the accommodations, food & beverage, adventure and tourism services sectors enrolled in the national certification process. This three-step certification process recognizes individuals who meet national standards. Work is also ongoing with the outdoor adventure sector, an area determined to hold considerable potential for growth.
Quality on the Rise
The quality of accommodations in the Province continues to rise, according to the Newfoundland and Labrador Accommodations Rating Council. From 1997 to 1998, the number of properties with a 3 star rating was up from 43 to 46, 3.5 stars from 23 to 34, while 4 star rated properties doubled from 5 to 10.
Atlantic Canada Showcase '98
For the second time in five years, Newfoundland and Labrador hosted Atlantic Canada Showcase. Corner Brook was the site for this year's event. Approximately 300 tourism exhibitors, 62 from Newfoundland and Labrador, were present at the show attended by some 75 national and international motorcoach operators. Showcase was perfectly timed to reappear in the Province with events such as Soiree '99 and the Viking Millennium on the horizon.
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Casey Donovan has been nominated for a Deadly Award for Female Artist of the Year in this year's National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Music, Sport, Arts and Community Awards – The Deadlys.
The Deadlys will be held at the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday 10 September 2013. Some awards will be presented in the Opera House Concert Hall and others at the Sunset Ceremony in the Concert Hall's spectacular Northern Foyer. The Deadlys promises to be huge in their 19th year, with an exciting line-up of celebrities, entertainment and guests.


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In the Mad River Valley, condominium owners and farmers are learning to live side by side.
The pungent smell of the valley's dairy farms almost reaches the sleek ski villages that dot the hillsides. Here in thick forests of the Green Mountains are the hills that provide some of the East Coast's finest skiing. But residents have been afraid that a serene way of life would be sacrificed for gaudy commercialism - commercialism that swirls around what is likely to become the largest ski area in the United States.
In the more rural exurbs of big cities, such as Chicago and Boston, rapid economic development often has threatened a pastoral way of life and has been resented and resisted.
But in Mad River Valley, a series of in-depth studies and public discussions sponsored by community planning groups have brokered a partnership between the old and new. The farmers and the ski firms have learned that they need each other.
The 14 studies on local growth and development, while costing $14,000, have poured a hefty dose of public input into plotting the valley's future.
''Some of the antagonism was defused,'' says Nancy Graff, the Vermont Council on the Humanities ''humanist-in-residence'' who helped run the forums. ''I'm not sure the discussions changed the course of history, but they helped us all to understand that course.''
Growth boosters began to see that farming was the anchor for the pastoral texture of the valley, says Jeff Squires, director of the Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission. Farmers and other locals who have seen the valley transform since the ski boom hit in the 1960s began to admit that tourism is a key industry.
From the start, the ski industry has helped lift the three valley towns from the economic doldrums, says Donald Swain, the first Mad River Valley planning project director.
Now the valley is about to become the site of the biggest ski area in the US, according to Roy Cohen of Sugarbush Valley Inc.
A report on the environmental impact of ambitious plans to expand the Sugarbush ski areas is soon to be released by the US Forest Service. The study is expected to confirm Ms. Graff's point that the forums promoted understanding but didn't slow the change too much. Sugarbush is expected to be given the go-ahead on its plan to build more ski villages, trails, and lifts. In 20 years, the number of skiers on the valley's slopes is expected to double.
Still, Mr. Squires says condos and second homes are the cleanest industry around. And natives benefit from the taxes chipped in by the new landowners, even though they make few demands on city services.
But Graff says, ''The feeling gets to be more suburban than Vermont-y. You don't know your neighbors anymore because many of them are only there on the weekends, and they rent the house out the rest of the time.''


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84 Console Table. Furniture and environment are usually the antithesis of the other person scheduled to deforestation, but you'll be able to find green furniture homemade by companies with the surroundings in mind. Here's one which is applicable environmentally friendly types of procedures in the procurement of its timber, and in the production and syndication of its furniture. Teak solid wood is one of the normal types of furniture timber to be utilized outdoors. There are specific things that must definitely be considered for maintaining this kind of real wood furniture.
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About James Dudley Management
Over the past 20 years James Dudley Management has gained a well-respected name in the European healthcare industry for knowledge based, strategic marketing consultancy and has acquired expertise in a number of key areas, including market reports and off-the-shelf strategic consultancy studies - OTC Distribution in Europe and Mail Order and Internet Pharmacy in Europe.
ames Dudley Management was formed by James Dudley, who is one of Europe's leading strategic marketing thinkers and an influential contributor to a number of groundbreaking marketing initiatives in Europe's consumer healthcare markets
About James W Dudley
James Dudley is one of Europe's leading strategic marketing thinkers and an influential contributor to a number of groundbreaking marketing initiatives in Europe's consumer healthcare markets. He is a well-known speaker and is the author of a number of important strategic marketing studies, including OTC Distribution in Europe, now in its 16th edition. The longest-running study available of consumer healthcare distribution channels, OTC Distribution in Europe covers crucial developments in 20 key European markets.
James Dudley is also the author of Mail Order and Internet Pharmacy in Europe and the USA, which is now in its third edition. This study is the first fully to chart the rapid development of digital pharmacy.
A marketing strategy consultant to a number of the leading international consumer healthcare companies in Europe for over 20 years, James Dudley began his marketing career with Nabisco and Grand Metropolitan in fast-moving consumer goods (fmcg) marketing.
Entering the consumer healthcare industry with Boots, James Dudley served several tours in country management around the world, cumulating in his appointment as Regional Director for Northern Europe. During this time, he was involved in setting up Boots' consumer healthcare businesses in Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, the Nordic Region and Ireland. He was also a key player in the team launching Nurofen and Strepsils in Northern Europe.
James Dudley has been a visiting lecturer in European and International business strategy on Masters degree programmes at several European universities. These include the Helsinki School of Economics and Cranfield School of Management, as well as leading strategy workshops at the Management Centre Europe in Brussels.
James Dudley holds an MBA from Cranfield School of Management and was awarded the E.R.G Prize for his paper on international business. He is also a past winner of the F.E. Cook Cup presented by the CAM Society.


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Mon, 04/03/2017 - 8:52am#1
Breathless Washington Post: "Trump first president to refuse to throw out first pitch since... Obama."
When throwing a baseball looks like this:
Maybe traditions were meant to be broken.
I can only assume Trump sucks at baseball.
This is how it's done:
Edit: apparently Trump was captain of his high school baseball team? Why not do it? Why does he hate baseball?
I wonder if he will default to Mrs. Trump for the first pitch? I'll bet she can wear the uniform in a much more attractive manner and lay down a 95 mph speedball right up the center.
I'd be watching closely and applauding, even if she didn't get it to the plate.
If I was him I would be worried about that lone gunman


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The Blue Pencil Café brings together established, published authors with aspiring writers, offering something unique in the industry: mentoring.
If you have participated in our Blue Pencil Café before, please note: our Blue Pencil Café format will differ slightly from previous conference formats:
This is how the Blue Pencil Café will work in 2017
Blue Pencil Café Mentors are established, working, published authors who read the first 10 pages of a manuscript that has been submitted to them before the conference begins. They review, critique, and offer editorial suggestions to their Mentees during 15-minute private, one-on-one meetings scheduled during the conference. In 2017, Blue Pencil Mentors will have no more than 3 Mentees assigned to them.
Blue Pencil Café Mentees are authors who are new to the craft of historical fiction, whether they come to it from another form of writing (nonfiction, journalism, etc.) or are exploring the craft for the first time.
The Guidelines
Mentors and Mentees will sign up to participate in the Blue Pencil Café when they register for the conference. Mentees who enroll in the Blue Pencil café are required to submit to their respective mentors the first 10 pages—formatted in Times New Roman, double spaced, and no more than ten pages—of their novels by a specific due date. Additional pages, re-submissions, and/or revisions will not be accepted, read, or critiqued.
The Mentors will read and review their Mentees' first 10 pages prior to the HNS2017 conference and will arrive at the conference with the pages marked, or having made notes about them. Mentors and Mentees are expected to arrive on time to their respective appointments within the conference hotel and to conduct themselves professionally.
Mentees are requested to be respectful of the time before and during the conference that their Mentor has taken to review and mentor the submitted work; and to understand that their time with their Mentor at the conference is limited to their BPC critique session. The conference asks Mentees to refrain from pigeonholing their Mentors in the hallways, at the conference cocktail parties and dinners, etc., with additional questions about their manuscripts.
Mentors must critique the pages submitted, guiding the Mentee toward the strongest work the Mentee can produce, and resist the temptation to compare the Mentee's pages (favorably or unfavorably) to those of any other author (living or dead), or to their own writing. Although a Mentee's style or voice or choice of material may not ordinarily be an individual Mentor's cup of tea, it is the role of the Mentor to help the Mentee brew the finest cup of "Mentee tea" possible, offering guidance on how to help the Mentee shape his/her own voice, narrative structure, characters, etc., in the pages provided.


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This version focuses on enhancing "watchdog" module of pgpool-II. It is in chage of avoiding the single point of failure caused by pgpool-II itself. Because pgpool-II is a proxy program for PostgreSQL, dying of pgpool-II immediately causes a service down of entire database system. Traditionally we deal with the problem by using two pgpool-II instances and "pgpool-HA", a heart beat script. Watchdog is a replacement for pgpool-HA. Users do not need to install pgpool-HA anymore. Just install two (or more) pgpool-II instances and turn on watchdog. Watchdog appeared in pgpool-II 3.2 and now it is far enhanced in 3.3.
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A group for SUNY Geneseo students interested in American Studies. Group avatar adapted from "Spatial Possibilities and Interdictions" by Mingxiu Lin on Flickr. Creative Commons CC-BY 2.0.
A group for thinking about directions in contemporary poetry
All sections of ENGL 203 Reader and Text
A group for students and faculty interested in all things medieval.
SUNY Geneseo Writers. We're sharing our writing with each other. Group avatar courtesy of Frank Kovalchek on Flickr.
A group for discussing all aspects of speculative fiction, a term that, though it is often seen as synonymous with science fiction, can include other types of genre fiction.
Group avatar adapted from "A […]
A group for students in INTD 105, Critical Writing and Reading, and other courses with a focus on writing fundamentals.
New tools for scholarship, new modes of communication, new forms of organization, same old humanity.
A group for discussing how we teach English at SUNY Geneseo.
Avatar: An Alphabet of Organic Type (ca.1650) from The Public Domain Review.
A group for writers and readers of creative nonfiction.
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We talk film. Creative Commons-licensed avatar courtesy of Mr. Wabu .
A group for cross-disciplinary discussion of topics related to Irish history, literature, and culture.
NeuWrite/Edu, SUNY Geneseo's partnership with NeuWrite.org, is a collaborative working group for scientists, writers, and those in between which develops novel approaches for communicating science to the public in […]
SUNY Geneseo students studying and reporting from abroad. Avatar photo credit: Iceland, 1756. Jacques-Nicolas Bellin [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
Glenn McClure and students finding music in the Antarctic ice.
Maps and storytelling
Zachary Muhlbauer and Ariana Dipreta, editors.
A group open to all students and faculty in SUNY Geneseo's Western Humanities sequence. Share teaching materials and course content; discuss ideas in blogposts, forums, and (coming soon) the margins of Humanities […]
Learning to teach by teaching to learn. You'll find the public blog for "Practice of Writing" here.
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (EESA) is unconstitutional?
Yes, according to George Will here.
Will provides this hypothetical (worth reading for ConLawProfs contemplating writing exam questions):
Suppose Congress passes the Goodness and Niceness Act. Section 1 outlaws all transactions involving, no matter how tangentially, interstate commerce that do not promote goodness and niceness. Section 2 says the president shall define the statute's meaning with regulations that define and promote goodness and niceness and specify penalties for violations.
His conclusion: "Surely this would be incompatible with the Vesting Clause."
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The Metropolitan Golf Association, MGA, just made life a little better for its members when it released it's first app for the iPhone, iPad, and Android phones. Founded in 1897, the MGA provides services to golfers and golf industry businesses in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut region. The release of the app has been anticipated for months.
(Image from the MGA website)
With thousands of apps available to golfers, it's tough to get excited when a new one is released. In most cases an app comes out and does not live up to the hype that's been created for it. In this case, it was the complete opposite.
My Three Favorite Features of The MGA App
3. The End Of The Handicap Dispute: You no longer need to worry if someone is being honest when they tell you their handicap on the first tee, you can look it up. Get the your friends actual handicap as well as prove to everyone what yours is. It's helpful when you shoot and 81 but claim you're a 17 handicap. Long live honest competition and $5 nassaus.
2. Handicap Calculator: Goodbye math, hello technology. No need to look at the sheet posted in the clubhouse to figure out what your handicap is on the course. This app calculates it for you! Simply enter your handicap, select the Slope Rating for the course and it instantly gives you the handicap you should be playing to. Problem solved!
1. Post My Score: One of the things I love most about the handicap process is posting my score. The first thing I do when I get home is tell my fiance how great the round could have been if I had just <insert golf cliche here>. After she tells me how great I am and how proud she is gives me the obligatory "I'm glad you had fun", I head to the computer and post my score. I no longer have to do this. Immediately following the round in the clubhouse I can open the app and post my score. It's a great time saving feature and makes life a little easier.
More Great Features
If you're a social media geek like me, you can follow the MGA on Twitter and Facebook through the app. It's a great way to get up to the minute news on what's going on in the MGA and beyond. There are no annoying updates, it's only visible when you login and click the "SM" button.
If you're a tournament golfer, you can follow register, follow the standings, and see the results for MGA tournaments throughout the season. At a 10.7 I don't play in tournaments but for the good golfers out there, this is a great feature to register at the last minute for an event or see how your friends are doing in their tournament.
Overall this is a great app for golfers who are part of the MGA. It's easy to use, has a ton of functionality and it's actually fun. So far I've had no bugs to report and it's yet to freeze. It's an app I look forward to using for many seasons to come and another reason I'm happy I paid the $35 to be a part of the MGA.


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Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Eddie Opara (creative director/art director/designer), Brankica Harvey, Yo-E Ryou (designers); Nova Southeastern University Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale/Skira Rizzoli (client)
22. Girl Waits With Gun
Jim Tierney; www.jim-tierney.com: Michaela Sullivan (creative director), Brian Moore (art director), Jim Tierney (designer/illustrator); Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (client)
23. Good Bytes
The Studio of Laura Berglund; www.lauraberglund.com: Laura Berglund (creative director/art director/designer/writer), Daniel Zender (illustrator), Daniel Sky, Michael Chan (photographers), Krystel Abimeri, Jimmy Franchise (writers); Good Bytes (client)
24. Google Neon
Graham Hanson Design; www.grahamhanson.com: Graham Hanson (creative director/art director/designer), Nico Curtis (photographer); Google (client)
"[We] created a monumental identity for Google's New York headquarters that celebrated and referenced the streetscape heritage of NYC. Each letter in the sign is taken from an iconic sign in the NYC cityscape (i.e., the 'G' from the historic Domino Sugar sign in Long Island City)."
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25. Green: A Field Guide to Marijuana
Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Eddie Opara (creative director/art director/designer), Brankica Harvey, Yo-E Ryou (designers), Erik Christiansen (photographer), Dan Michaels (writer); Chronicle Books (client)
"A clean, elegant framework … organizes the material and makes it appealing for users of all levels of experience. The sophisticated presentation introduces design to a subject that has always had a scruffy or groovy vibe."
—Pentagram (25)
26. High Yield, Future Tense: Cracking the Code of Speculative Debt
Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Eddie Opara (creative director/art director/designer); Brankica Harvey, Yo-E Ryou (designers), Martin S. Fridson, Karen Sterling (editors); New York Society of Security Analysts (client)
27. Holiday In-Store Product Promo Animation
Department of Advertising and Graphic Design, MoMA; www.momadesignstudio.org: Hsien-Yin Ingrid Chou (creative director/art director), Derek Flynn (art director/designer); MoMA Design Store/Retail Division (client)
28. How To …
Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Michael Bierut (creative director/art director/designer/author/client), Hamish Smyth (designer), Sonsoles Alvarez, Chloe Scheffe (production managers), Julia Lindpaintner (design supervisor), Andrea Monfried (editorial consultant), Rebecca McNamara (copy editor)
29. Immunity
Regan Arts; www.reganarts.com: Richard Ljoenes (creative director/art director/designer), Taylor Antrim (writer); Regan Arts (client)
30. KIPP NYC College Prep High School Environmental Graphics
Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Michael Bierut (creative director/art director/designer), Britt Cobb (designer), Rob Bennett, Garrett Rowland, Albert Vecerka/ESTO (photographers), Julia Lindpaintner (researcher); KIPP NYC (client)
31. KOVAL Vodka
Dando Projects; www.dandoprojects.com: Oona Hart (creative director/art director/designer); KOVAL Distillery (client)
"The new KOVAL Vodka label was designed with the intention of not conforming to the more traditional hierarchy of brand and product placement on the label, but instead bringing focus to the ingredients: 100% rye sourced from organic farms in the Midwest."
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32. M&M's 75th Anniversary
jones knowles ritchie; www.jkrglobal.com: Tosh Hall (creative director/art director), Danny D'Arcy (design director), Erin Dameron, Catherine Wyatt (designers), Ian Brignell (typographer); jones knowles ritchie (client)
33. Made By Numbers
HUSH; www.heyhush.com: Jodi Terwilliger (creative director), John Soat, James Zanoni (art directors), Ben Gray, Andrew Teoh, Eric Reiper (designers); HUSH (client)
34. Mod Moves
McCandliss and Campbell; www.mccandlissandcampbell.com: Nancy Campbell (creative director/designer), Trevett McCandliss (creative director/art director/photographer), Tim Jones (art director), Tara Anne Dalbow (fashion editor), Edda Gudmundsdottir (stylist), Benoit-Swan Pouffer (choreographer), Sacha Harford (hair and makeup), Brynja Skjaldardottir (assistant to stylist); Footwear Plus magazine (client)
35. Mr. Splitfoot
Strick & Williams; www.strickandwilliams.com: Michaela Sullivan (creative director), Martha Kennedy (art director), Charlotte Strick, Claire Williams (designers); Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (client)
36. The New School Identity
Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Paula Scher (creative director/art director/designer), Jeff Close (designer); The New School (client)
37. Paperless Post Holiday 2015 Catalog
Paperless Post; www.paperlesspost.com: James Hirschfeld, Luke Williams (creative directors), Ivy Liu (art director/designer), Helen Quinn (art director), Chelsea McNamara, Ted Cavanaugh (photographers), Stephanie Shih (writer); Paperless Post (client)
"[2015] marked the first time Paperless Post embraced modern, minimalist layout and styling as a way to draw more attention to the product itself. … The motif of human hands interacting with the product, continued throughout the book, reminds readers that Paperless Post's invitations and cards connect people in real life."
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38. Perrier L'Atlas
Mirrorball; www.mirrorball.com: Emil Czarnowski (creative director), Kim Paquet (creative director/ designer), Lucas Benarroch (art director), Jonah Nigro, Tyler Spangler, Ilana Friedman (illustrators), Jeff Meltz, Laura June Kirsch, Sam Cannon (photographers), Carly Pifer (writer); Perrier USA (client)
39. "Philadelphia Explained" Installation
Pentagram; www.pentagram.com: Paula Scher (creative director/art director/designer), Courtney Gooch, Sarah McKeen (designers); Temple Contemporary at the Tyler School of Art (client)
40. "Picasso Sculpture"
Department of Advertising and Graphic Design, MoMA; www.momadesignstudio.org: Hsien-Yin Ingrid Chou (creative director/art director), Damien Saatdjian (designer); Department of Painting and Sculpture, MoMA (client)


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Duolingo (for iPhone)
Pro'sLessons available offline. Superbly adapted for the iPhone. Content structured very well. Good pace of activity. Fun exercises.
ConsNot available in many languages. Can't jump ahead without testing out of lessons. Some content inaccuracies in higher levels.
ConclusieAmong free iPhone apps for learning or practicing a language, you can't beat Duolingo, as long as you're studying Spanish, French, German, or Portuguese.


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I will begin this entry with our arrival in Corulag where Captain Gin plans to perform major ship overhauls. The space will be nice and we will have a real full hanger deck! However, this no longer feels like the bounty hunting I had originally signed up for. And now that I have my personal freedom I am not sure what will come of it. The ship now feels more like a small warship, something I am far more accustomed to like it or not.
While she ship is under refit we all have shore leave for over a week, I have as well. I found myself in a bar that caters to women who like women. I suddenly sound myself completely unsure of what to do, mother or Ana had ever given me any instructions about this protocol. I decided to, as they say "wing it," and sat down to a cute girl and offered her a drink, her name is Feya. At first she seemed hesitant as I know I am quite formidable but she relaxed a bit and I asked her to dinner wherever she liked. She took me up on my offer clearly thinking I was joking.
I believe we ended up at one of the most expensive restaurants in the city, fortunately I knew how to bribe the guy at the counter to get us a good table. I nearly stopped and chocked when I discovered that my table was going to be right next to Gin and mothers! Talk about a horrible coincidence…
Faya seemed to hit it off fairly well and I offered her a job as my escort and tour guide around the city, there was some clarification where sex was not part of her job description. Now is when things got complicated. It would seem that Gin and my mother were in the middle of a courting ritual of their own of some severity when Feya and I accidentally butted it. Oddly Gin and mother decided to use the two of use to settle whatever dispute they were having by using me. I paid Feya to assist and she was a great sport! Feya and myself had Gin going for quite some time that we had just married. Feya was a wonderful partner in this deception!
It turns out that by the time we left the restaurant Gin had caught on. But he also pointed out that the contract between mother Feya and I was still effect for almost 48 hours. I decided to propose that we keep the farce and hold a wedding reception for the crew. Everyone seemed to enjoy the idea especially Gin.
This should be interesting.
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Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band kicked off its first annual Booty Band Land festival last night at Sneedville, TN's The Sneedville Yacht Club Ranch. The event is scheduled to run through Sunday, featuring two nights of both Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band and Donna the Buffalo, as well as a performance by the Big Ol' Nasty Getdown (featuring members of the Booty Band). In addition, Booty Band Land will boast appearances by Sipe, Sears and Fountain, Gent Treadly and Steven Molitz, the Mantras, Danny Bedrosian's Secret Army, Electrofunkadelica, The Soular System, Sci-Fi, Mad Tea Party, Ga Na Si Ta, Asheville Horns, Lefty Williams Band and Jen & the Juice, among others.
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Tina Cohoe was promoted to the new worldwide post of chief creative officer of New York-based FCB Direct, while remaining president of the New York office. Stewart Pearson, formerly regional director-integrated marketing at FCB Asia/Pacific, Hong Kong, was named to the new worldwide post of chief operating officer, based in New York.
John Penberthy, formerly managing director of the New York office, now is president of FCB Direct International, London.
"The whole game is about global agencies," said Brendan Ryan, already chairman-CEO of parent Foote, Cone & Belding who has added the same worldwide titles for FCB Direct. "It's both an offensive move and a defensive move."
FCB Direct's worldwide billings are estimated at $560 million, and Mr. Ryan expects to double that by 2000. FCB Direct lost its Citibank account in August; billings couldn't be determined, but the account was significant for the agency.
Part of the plan is for Mr. Penberthy to focus on identifying agencies to acquire internationally, as well as increase staff in the London office. The goal is to acquire rather than take on affiliates.
"You have to bring integrated skills to brand management," said Ms. Cohoe. "Integration is necessary, particularly in growth industries."
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Hi Everyone!
I promised myself that after the new year I would sign up for Swedish writing classes in order to continue to develop my professional skills. I am very happy with my job and the start of my career here in Sweden but it dawned on me that working towards an English speaking market can also limit my opportunities in a Swedish sales organization. Of course, Stockholm offers an international work environment but what if we move? What if my husband finds an opportunity outside of Stockholm, the reality is that we have to be flexible in order to survive and perfecting my Swedish writing skills gives me that flexibility.
So, I will sign up for an online course and start with my classes. I might even write some blog posts in Swedish but I promise to have both languages so I don't lose my english speaking readers....that would be my Mom! But seriously I think this is the right decision and considering the amount of work I have it will be challenge but in a few years who knows what life will offer me. Considering that we don't have any plans on leaving Sweden, I have to assume that the opportunities will only be better if I can write på svenska!
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Seriously, what is the big fucking deal with The Dark Knight Rises?
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold your horses, I'm not saying it doesn't deserve to be a big fucking deal (here on out known as BFD), which it totally does! I just want to know WHY?
Why does the story about Joesph Gordon-Levitt in talks about joining the film deserve not one article, but an article announcing his talks, another about his official acceptance and character role, and then a third about how, haha jk you guys, that isn't his character after all? Why?
Why is there endless speculation about who the villain is? Endless speculation about whether Aaron Eckhart will appear in it or not? Article after article about every little detail leading up to the film, it never seems to end! Why?
Because this isn't the film we want. It's the film we need
The Dark Knight Rises is in an unusual situation when it comes to its anticipation. Since anticipation is completely arbitrary and subjective, I'll just go ahead and say that it's on par with Return of the Jedi. Of course, Nolan's Batman films haven't had nearly the cultural impact of Star Wars, but I believe the level of anticipation is comparable. People are already EXCITED for this film and it hasn't even begun filming. But why? What makes us so sure this is going to be a great movie and why THIS movie?
Christopher Nolan
Most of this, in my opinion, is due to Christopher Nolan. No one creates such positive buzz for his movies beforehand. Hell, nothing creates that much buzz, period. I think only M. Night Shyamalan could challenge him, but for all the wrong reasons. Nolan just doesn't make bad movies. Sure you can find faults in all of his films, but that just means you're a dick and hate life. His films are engaging, smart, and dynamic, they're what all big blockbuster movies should strive to be.
anne hathaway catwomanAnd then, to hand a guy like that a franchise like Batman? It's the perfect combination. Batman is a dark, moody character. Nolan writes best for dark and moody characters. Batman is grounded in real life, the level of disbelief required for it is remarkably low. Nolan shies away from CGI, preferring to film as much of in-camera as possible. That remarkable combination creates some awesome cinema (good enough that the Oscar reconfigured their Best Picture nominations after The Dark Knight was snubbed. Too little, too late Oscar. Nice try though).
Okay, so that explains why the movies are good, but why the buzz?
Well the fact that it will more than likely be awesome certainly helps. But there are other great movies being made that we know will be awesome, but you don't hear rumors and reports about them every other day. Why The Dark Knight Rises?
I think its part of the enigma of Nolan. No one ever knows what he is going to do. Take for instance The Dark Knight. When he cast Heath Ledger everyone was like "Say what now?" Then it came out and we were blown away by the performance. When we heard the plot of Inception everyone was like "Say what now?" Then it came out and we were still confused, but slightly less so. It's smart marketing too. He knows we want to know, so he teases us with little bits of info that wet our appetite but leave us wanting more.
So you take all of that - the questions that Nolan leaves us with, combine that with the cultural significance of The Dark Knight and Inception and you get closer to why everyone is freaking out about TDKR. We all knew that the sequel to TDK would be a huge movie because it had to be. But then Inception came out and it blew everyone's minds away. It showed that Nolan could do that big of a movie without relying on the brand of Batman to carry the flick. THEN he started taking all of the best actors from Inception and putting them in TDKR. He's basically combining the two gigantic movies into super-gigantic movie.
Tom Hardy BaneGood Decisions
And that's the key to why there is so much buzz around TDKR and why it's a BFD. Nolan doesn't make bad choices. Every choice he has made leading up to TDKR has been a good choice so we're excited to learn what little choices he decides to release. So when we learn that Anne Hathaway is going to be Catwoman, that's a huge fucking part of the movie so we're excited. When we learn Tom Hardy is going to put on even more muscle to be in the film, that's really fucking sweet. And when we learn that Joesph Gordon-Levitt is going to be in the film, and then we learn he will or won't be a certain minor league character, and it's still awesome.
Not knowing is half the fun
There is a second reason why there is so much anticipation for TDKR, though it has more to do with speculation on the film than anything to do with Nolan. This film will complete Nolan's trilogy of Batman movies. The first dealt with how Bruce Wayne became Batman, or his birth. The second was how he dealt with being Batman, or his life. And the third? Well, all signs are pointing to it being his death. First, Nolan isn't afraid to make a move like that. Second, he brought in Bane, the only character in the comic that was able to "break the bat." Third this would insure that no one would ever be able to make another Batman movie in "his" universe. With that knowledge lingering on the unconscious of the nerd culture, no wonder we're excited about it.
So that's why The Dark Knight Rises is such a BFD - it deserves to be. And it'll continue to be a BFD until it comes out and then, well it'll just be another fantastic movie for Christopher Nolan. Which is a Big Fucking Deal.


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The State of the Cookie
Dear Sara and Dorie,
Thanks, Sara, for getting us started. Well, here's my attempt to define the cookie: I'd say that it's handheld (although I've seen a few that tip the scales in the other direction); it's something meant to be consumed in a few bites; and it absolutely, positively has to be round. OK, I just made that last one up. Of course, you're right to point out that there are plenty of minisized treats and bars out there, like Anita Chu's Viennese almond crescents, which put my theory in question. Still, I would say that, for me, a good cookie should be big enough for at least three bites. Maybe Dorie can be the brain on that, and I'll be the brawn?
I agree with your explanation of why the American cookie is a chunky one. We Americans are "customizers." If you go to any restaurant in America, it's practically de rigueur to ask whether the chef can change everything on the menu. And we also take a "more is better" approach. Most folks feel a restaurant is a good value if there's a lot of food on the plate.
As for those thin, nutty cookies you mentioned, you probably won't find them at bakeries, since they're a lot of work to roll, cut, and bake. And they're fragile, meaning there's going to be a certain amount of breakage. (When I worked in a restaurant kitchen, I never had trouble getting rid of broken cookies, due to the steady swarm of hungry chefs milling around the pastry department at all hours.) Cookies take a lot of time, and anything fancy or small is going to be more costly and time-consuming to produce. That's probably the appeal of larger cookies in bakeries and with home cooks. On that note, I couldn't eat a 9-inch cookie, but if a cookie is good, I want more than one tiny bite of it. So a happy medium is appreciated.
Here in Paris, if I buy cookies, I prefer the kind that are difficult to make at home (especially if your kitchen is postage-stamp-sized, as is mine). I often go for macarons, which, like baguettes and croissants, are readily available and inexpensive. When I'm back in the States, if I'm in the supermarket, I can't resist Mallomars: big puffs of marshmallow sitting on a graham-cracker-like base, covered with the thinnest layer of dark chocolate. Those, and sugar wafers, remind me a lot of my childhood. But of all the store-bought cookies, HeyDays were the best—long wafers covered with caramel and dark chocolate, completely blanketed with toasted nuts. Perhaps they disappeared from the marketplace since they fell in that dubious area between cookie and candy bar: You're entitled to eat a bag of cookies, but few folks feel comfortable plowing through a bag of candy bars!


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Today social media is a tool that any business can not be without! Pinterest, Facebook, and Instagram are examples of high traffic social media outlets. Today we focus on the most visual social media network: Pinterest. Below are 10 Pinterest tips to get more noticed on this social media outlet.
Nothing catches the eyes of views more then something they never seen before. If its a n image, article, or a product, make sure its one of kind and appealing to your audience. If people like it they will pin it and your product will be shared with more and more people.
Just like on Instagram and Twitter, people can follow other people's Pinterest accounts. They are notified when the account posts new content. By building up your followers you give your self the ability to spread your content quicker and easier.
This falls a little more under SEO but it is a vital part of any online endeavor. It's no surprise you can work on the keyword targeting into Pinterest posts. Be sure not to forget about adding keywords into the description. This will bring your Pinterest page higher in ranks for the specific keywords used. High rankings mean more people can find you. Not to mention higher ranks mean higher value to backlinks.
The same way search engines take account for how many outside links lead to your site, Pinterest works the same. Users can insert links into post content and captions. When someone pins or shares your posts that post will become a new backlink. Giving your site a nice SEO boost. Also your content gets extra exposure every time someone pins it.
Use your face or your company icon, avoid using anything that's not real, like cartoons or animals, unless they are directly connected to what your saying. Have a relevant and specific description of who you are and what you offering. In this give indication to what type of information you have to share.
This is something that is a must. If you can only post once a day, at the very least you want to post Morning-mid afternoon to get the best exposure of your posts. Remember it is very easy to over do it, so keep it simple, fresh ideas can wait till the next day.
Nothing seals a bond like a follow back. If you told someone you liked them and they just kept walking, you would be most likely offended and never tell that person you like them again. The same works in the online world. If someone takes the time to follow you, take the time to follow them back. A simple follow back has much more impact and benefits you much more then you not doing anything at all.
Every social media outlet has its own set of rules. Be aware of them and don't break them. Many times the consequences of breaking the rules is account suspension. After so much work put into it, you don't want that to happen.
Building up a reputation takes time. Don't be swayed with short cuts that can lead to rule breaking or unethical practices. Buying followers just to show you have many is not worth it. Its not about how many followers you have, its about the quality of follows you have.
Pinterest can sync with other very popluar social media platforms, take advantage of this. Contests are also better handled this way. The more reach you have the better you will be able to promote your topic.
I hope these 10 Pinterest tips will help you to start or make your Pinterest page more attractive and interesting for your followers. If you have any other Pinterest tips that worked better for your Pinterest page, please share them below.
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I say we go down early by around 15 again, struggle to come back, the crowd starts to boo and we lose the game by 3. Why? because we think we have it wrapped up and they are cocky a-holes who think they are better than they really are. The only player who is consistently good is Kobe. everyone else Gasol, Odom, Bynum... you have to light a fuse under there azzes..
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This I believe
I believe that global warming is going to become a problem a lot sooner than everyone thinks. My guess is that in about 15-20 years there is going to be a big break in the icebergs, and it is going to melt away in the oceans. About half of the world not covered in water will be covered in water, so that means that about half of the population is going to die as well, along with everything we have already created
Everyone is saying how there is nothing to worry about, that global warming it is not going to be happening during our life span. Well, why couldn't it? And why wouldn't it? The main reason everyone is not making a big deal is because we are all brain washed to believe that there is going to be global warming in like around million years when really it is going to be within a couple decades or so. But in a way I know why they're telling us that, because if they were to tell us that there was going to be global warming now, every one would flip out and then that would cause a panic, which could be close to as bad as the global warming to our earth.
When the global warming does actually come, I believe that it is also going to be a lot bigger that we actually think. I think it is going to take out the whole earth when it comes. It is going to end the world and then in another 100,000 years it's is going to start all over by having an ice age. Then we will all be alive again, but we just wont know it. That is what has been happening to us the whole time and we just did not know it.
Well, now you know my theory on how our earth is going to come to a halt, all of a sudden. We're all just going to catch on fire because as the sun gets to close, it will kill everything living, and that's the process of life, or that's what I believe.
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Driven: 2017 Infiniti Q60 3.0t AWD
As is the case with many coupes, the Infiniti Q60's appeal is largely an emotional one and for good reason – it is a damn good-looking car.
From its flowing, muscular lines that bulge at the haunches, to its large front grille, sleek headlights and tail lights, every detail of the Q60's exterior is designed to entice and it's difficult to not feel drawn to its handsome proportions from the moment you lay eyes on it.
While it does bear some familial resemblance to its forebear, the gone but definitely not forgotten G37 coupe, the Q60 is much more closely related to the Q50 sedan with which it shares a platform and drivetrains.
Like the Q50, the Q60 is available in Canada in three basic configurations, with three engines mated to a single seven-speed automatic transmission. The former is also available as a hybrid and has an extra mid-level trim, but the powertrain offerings for the non-hybrids are the same.
The base Q60 (2.0t AWD) comes with a 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine (208 horsepower / 258 lb-ft.) mated to a seven-speed automatic. Next up is the 3.0t AWD, which gets a 3.0L twin-turbo V6 (300 / 295), and the range-topper is the Red Sport 400 AWD which gets more output (400 / 350) from the same engine.
As you may have guessed, Canadian models are AWD-only but, like the Q50, RWD models are available in other markets (in the U.S. the Q60 is available in 10 different models).
My tester, a mid-range 3.0t finished in electric indigo blue, is stocked full of standard content for its $52,990 MSRP. The only option box ticked here is for the driver assistance package ($2,000), which adds a suite of collision-mitigation tech (forward emergency braking with pedestrian detection, predictive forward collision warning, blind spot warning, back-up collision intervention with rear cross-traffic alert, etc.), rain sensing wipers, front and rear parking sensors and an around view monitor.
Inside, the well-stocked and finished black interior features heated leather seats, a heated leather steering wheel with power tilting / telescoping, dual touchscreens (8-inch upper, 7-inch lower) that govern navigation, satellite radio and various climate functions, and an 11-speaker Bose audio system.
There's more, but you get the idea. The Q60 is filled with the amenities one would expect in a $50,000-plus car.
While there is a lot to divert one's attention from the road, Infiniti designers have included redundant hard keys (thank you!) and a rotary console knob to make the car's systems less distracting and easier to navigate.
The controls are, for the most part, easy to locate and easy to use with a little time spent behind the wheel. Same goes for the multitude of steering-wheel buttons, although fiddling with them while the car is parked to get a feel for what they do isn't a bad idea.
The snug cockpit offers a good degree of comfort and adjustability. The seats are quite comfortable and offer good support, which makes an ideal driving position easy to configure.
On the road, the Q60 3.0t offers a reasonably engaging driving experience. The 3.0L VR-series V6 offers impressive off-the-line acceleration, with lots of useable torque at the low end (peak torque begins at just 1,600 rpm) and enough mid-range power to make short work of on ramp passing maneuvers. Once the turbos are fully engaged, the Q60 is a pretty fast car indeed.
The drive mode selector has five different settings (standard, eco, sport, snow and customize) that enable the driver to tailor the Q60's performance to his / her preference.
During my time behind the wheel, I spent most of it toggling between standard and sport (eco kills performance, so I chose to skip it for the most part), and while throttle response and a rev bump made sport the most engaging mode, the Q60 is also reasonably pleasing to drive in standard.
The steering receives the benefit of Infiniti's not universally-loved Direct Adaptive Steering (DAS), an electronic system designed to improve road feel by boosting effort, thereby reducing required input for a more precise feel.
The system is most noticeable in sport and sport plus (available only on the Red Sport 400), but to me it doesn't feel a lot different in normal driving situations.
Might it make a difference on a track or an autocross course? Perhaps. I drove a U.S.-market RWD Q50 on an autocross course during that car's 2016 press launch and it did help the car turn and rotate through corners, although the RWD set-up was also a contributing factor. It's all rather moot anyhow because the Q60 isn't a track car.
It is, however, designed to appeal to those looking for a stylish, well-equipped near-luxury coupe that offers a quiet and comfortable ride with enough power yet doesn't break the bank.
As for the negatives, there's not much beyond the usual coupe trade-offs: large c-pillar blind spots, small back seat and long doors that can make parking a hassle. The joys of owning a coupe- I know them well.
At any rate, I'd say Infiniti has solidly hit the mark with the Q60. The Q50 offers similar performance and content for less money, but it doesn't come close in terms of sex appeal. The Q60 is the clear winner there.
SPECIFICATIONS – 2017 Infiniti Q60 3.0t AWD
BASE PRICE / AS TESTED: $52,990 / $56,985 (incl. $1,995 destination)
ENGINE: 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6
HORSEPOWER: 300 hp @ 6,400 rpm
TORQUE: 295 lb-ft. @ 1,600 – 5,200 rpm
CURB WEIGHT: 1,768 kg
CONFIGURATION: front engine, all-wheel drive
TRANSMISSION: 7-speed automatic
ALTERNATIVES: Audi S5, BMW 435i xDrive, Lexus RC 350 AWD, Mercedes-Benz C 43 4MATIC
Photography by Lee Bailie


text: Chances are that you`ve seen least part of Shogun by now. If not, or if you need to fill in the blanks, WBFS-Ch. 33 begins a replay of the once-highly rated series tonight at 8 p.m. It continues Wednesday and Thursday in the same time slot, then takes a breather through the weekend with the final episodes due next week. Richard Chamberlain portrays the Westerner shipwrecked with his crew in 17th century Japan, who learns to adapt to the island culture while imparting a little of his own.


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Indie Weirdo Round-Up (Capsule Reviews)
Silent City – Brian Harnetty and Bonnie Prince Billy (Atavistic)
Though Silent City's 40 minutes is made primarily of Harnetty's folk-based sound collages, it is three vocal performances by Will Oldham that act as its anchor. On "Some Glad Day," the Bonnie Prince adds a lilting shanty melody to a fairly traditional, Eno-like ambience filled with drifting electric pianos and drones. "And Under the Winesap Tree" finds him intoning him over a post-jazz snare and Rhodes clouds. Hearing a strum-free Oldham is a delight, and one wishes for more of him on the album. Harnetty's other pieces are lovely, too. "The Top Hat" rolls with tentative, atmospheric banjo and gently spastic barroom piano, but—after hearing Oldham's rich voice completing Harnetty's thoughts elsewhere—it's hard to listen with anything but his absence. Elsewhere, like the closing "The Night Is and the Lights Are," Harnetty makes it his own (especially as it morphs into a brokedown fiddle breakdown).
Atlantic City Expressway EP – Real Estate (self-released)
And just like that, more lo-fi beach-time psych grooviness — two 7-inches and a tour CD-R, Atlantic City Expressway, from New Jersey's Real Estate. An offshoot (or whatever) of Ducktails, Real Estate's take is nothing but dappled sunlight. Beneath the fuzz is a sequence of exotica-tinged guitar jams which ring like the mellower moments of Yo La Tengo's I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One. "Beach Comber" gets a little gallop going behind it that sounds like (and might actually be) a real drummer, but in other places—the evocatively drifty "Pool Swimmers"—it's not entirely clear. In places, the tunes themselves seem a bit nebulous. There's not much to "Saturday Morning." At least until one buys into the vague '80s nostalgia of it all, and then it's alright. The five-song EP closes with the comparatively ambitious "Suburban Dogs." "Carry me back to sweet Jersey," they sing, "Back where I long to be." And one can almost buy into that, too. And that's pretty impressive.


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Feb 12, 2013
Branding is definitely an art. To come up with a nice brand to represent the idea behind a company might be really hard, but some people got that talent and they make it look easy.
Some of those people are at the BMD Design, a France based company that has come up with some super stylish pieces for companies. Here are some examples of their works. For more of them, you should really check their portfolio at Behance and their personal portfolio. They'll definitely enjoy your visit. Cheers! ;)


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Luxury, tranquility and pure relaxation
… this you will find in our new spa area
BEAUTY ART COSMETIC BELLEVUEby Marina Bobicenko
Present a loved one a beauty treatment for the soul. It will be my pleasure to create a gift certificate for my treatments, or a personalized one after your own wishes. Please enjoy your choosing and presenting the gift certificate.
Sincerely Your's
Marina Bobicenko


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12th Mediterranean Congress of the Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM)
12th Mediterranean Congress of the Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM)
9th and 12th November 2017
Westin Dragonara Resort Malta
Official Website:http://prmcongress2017malta.org/
Please click here to download the congress flyer
Dear Sir/Madam
The Malta Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine Association (MPRMA) shall be hosting the 12th Mediterranean Congress of the Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) between the
9th and 12th November 2017 at the Westin Dragonara Resort Malta.
It is being anticipated that this congress will attract around 500 delegates. The programme includes presentations from all the different professions that make up the multi-disciplinary
team and will cover a vast range of topics related to Medicine and Physical Rehabilitation. Furthermore the speakers will be from Malta, Europe and United States and include
researchers, academics as well as medical professionals who have a high level of expertise in their respective fields. Therefore, this congress will be the ideal forum to exhibit and showcase
rehabilitation equipment, pharmaceuticals and services to rehabilitation stakeholders from the Mediterranean region.
Rehabilitation Medicine in Malta is going through a number of developments. This together with the future opening of the new Rehabilitation Hospital, will help to improve and broaden
the speciality locally, in services, equipment and assistive technology.
This congress is being promoted by the committee members of the association in various fora.
Both local and foreign sponsors are being invited to represent their companies during the congress. Should you be interested in representing your company at the exhibition, kindly
find the details of prices and plan of exhibition areas in the attached information flyer.
These are classified as Platinum, Gold and Silver according to the size of the area selected.
We look forward to hearing from you and would appreciate if you would kindly contact us at your earliest on firstname.lastname@example.com.
Yours truly
Cynthia Scerri
Rosanne Curmi
Roberta Messina
MPRMA Marketing Team


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Weezer covering MGMT and Lady Gaga:
Don't know why I love bands covering other people's stuff so much but I do.
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I'm totally yoinking this from the lovely Bluebirds Are So Natural girls because it's fucking amazing:
Bouncing foxes make me swear.
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No matter how many times I try, I can never master the smiling-with-your-eyes trick that the lovely miss Tyra Banks of ANTM (best.show.EVAR) has made so very famous. I've probably watched every episode of ANTM at least twice, but still I cannot get it down. I either look like I'm vaguely squinting at something in the far off distance or else I'm actually smiling. With my mouth.
Luckily for me, Miss Tyra has given a few tips that I will go home and practice in front of the mirror tonight. (Drunk).
The Flirting-With-a-Man Smile: "Turn your shoulder to your man, move your face down, and use a sound effect, a little hmmmmmmmmm."
The Surprise Smile: "We're not smiling like the surprise is real — it's not 'OMG, are you serious?'" It's a hand to the cheek, and a gasp. Remember, the surprise isn't like, swine flu or an unexpected breakup; it's more of a "I forgot my contacts at home!"
The Catalogue Smile: "Put the left foot forward, and turn your head ahead as if there's wind whipping you that way, and smile with your hand on your head and parted teeth. So walk forward with your hand on your right cheek, and step with your left foot, so your booty sticks out."
The Angry Smile: Save this one for "bitches." You move a hand to your hip, look forward, "dip that booty to the right," and let your face say "Okay, okay, okay, uh-huh."
The Smile With the Eyes ©: "This is crucial… It's on magazine covers, it sells perfume, it sells shoes." Tyra recommends pulling your shoulders down, facing forward, pretending there's a string pulling your head up and that a dentist shot you in the mouth with Novocain. She said it's "almost like you're in Star Trek."
Right ya are so!
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Because everyone needs an excuse to get out of gym class:
Via my new favourite bloggy: Why the f*ck do you have a kid?
It's mean, pretty tasteless, sometimes NSFW, but it makes me laugh and that is all that matters…. right?
It's probably to do with my burgeoning Allison Iraheta obsession (17 year old currently rocking it out on American Idol) but lately, I cannot get this song out of my head:
Heart – Alone
I think it may have to be my new karaoke song. Sorry people.
EDIT: This happens to me EVERYTIME. Why do my videos always disappear as soon as I post them? Le sigh. Anyways, it *should* be up there now.


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Gig! 28th April: Marky Ramone's Blitzkrieg... (Kuala Lumpur)
If any of you are in to music, this gig may be of interest to you. It's Marky Ramone (AKA Ramone's pretty famous drummer, was with the band for 15 yrs, the Ramones being the iconic punk/rock New York band that heavily influenced the UK scene...think Hey, Ho, Let's go, I wanna be sedated, Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment, Sheena is a punk rocker etc etc.)
Basically Marky Ramone is touring the world with his band, he's doing a full length Ramones cover gig with ex-Misfits lead singer Michale Graves (who again has made some substantial contributions to music, great song writer, wrote a lot for the Misfits). Michale Graves will also do an acoustic set which will be awesome.
If you don't know what I'm talking about check out the Ramones and check out the Misfits. This in gonna be such a quality gig, which you don't have to be a punk or assign to any ideology to enjoy. Also that day you might be aware there is a protest planned in KLCC. This should not be an issue as the location of the gig is on the outskirts.
Here's the details if your interested and some more info.
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(Tickets are also available at Rock Corner Outlets,Victoria Music Outlets, and Guitar Store Outlets...)


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Washington: The US may keep a combat force of around 10,000 in Afghanistan, including a small counter-terrorism force after 2014 as a contingency against re-emergence of al Qaeda.
A post-2014 troop level of that size has been recommended by Gen John Allen, the commander of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, American media reports said quoting top US officials.
Under the emerging plan, NATO forces in parallel effort would advice Afghan forces at major regional military and police headquarters, but most likely with a minimal battlefield role.
NewYork Times said the planning for a post-2014 mission has emerged as an early test for President Obama in his new term as he tries to flesh out the strategy for transferring the responsibility for security to the Afghans. But it is not the only challenge: After the White House decides what sort of military presence to propose to the Afghan government for after 2014, it must turn to the question of how quickly to reduce its troop force before then.
As one of his last acts as senior American commander in Afghanistan, Gen John R Allen is expected to submit a formal recommendation for how quickly to begin withdrawing the United States` 66,000 troops. Two American officials who are involved in Afghan issues said that General Allen wants to keep a significant military capability through the fighting season ending in fall 2013, which could translate to a force of more than 60,000 troops until the end of that period.
Afghan forces are to assume the lead role for the war next year, and a military officer said that such a troop level would enable the United States to better support them, maintain the initiative and control critical terrain.
Any troop presence after 2014 would require the consent of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, and a long-term bilateral security agreement is now being discussed. Afghan officials said Karzai is willing to accept a US troop presence post-2014, as long as key demands are met. But a major demand is that American forces come under the jurisdiction of Afghan courts, the Wall Street Journal adds.
A similar demand was a deal breaker in security talks between the US and Iraq in 2011, precipitating a US withdrawal with no residual American force.
A US force of 10,000 to 15,000 would have its limits, said American defence analysts who have advised the military command in Afghanistan. Such a force would have to set aside Afghan training operations to focus on counter-terrorism efforts, they said. Such a narrow focus, though, could hamper a deal with Kabul, which doesn`t view al-Qaeda as a direct threat.
Gen Allen wants a gradual drawdown in 2013 and 2014, with reductions tied to key benchmarks including the fighting seasons and the April 2014 Afghan presidential elections, a process he has referred to as "stutter-steps."
Allen`s informal recommendation for post-2014 Afghanistan this month was submitted to Defence Secretary Leon Panetta and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen Martin Dempsey, said administration officials.
George Little, the Pentagon press secretary, acknowledged discussions have begun, but wouldn`t specify what Gen Allen has recommended. A decision on the post-2014 troop presence won`t be made until after US and Afghan officials complete negotiations on the security agreement.
"At the appropriate time, the president will make decisions about the future scope and size of our presence in Afghanistan based on what is in our national interest and in coordination with our Afghan and (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) partners," Little said.
A spokesman for Gen Allen, Marine Maj David Nevers, said the recommendations are "still in formulation" but would be forwarded to President Barack Obama before year-end.