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Music, dance and a gentle dash of romance are the crowdpleasing ingredients of "Touch of the Light."
Music, dance and a gentle dash of romance are the crowdpleasing ingredients of "Touch of the Light." Starring blind young Taiwanese pianist Huang Yu-siang as himself, this partly fictionalized drama presses the right emotional buttons for general auds as the character overcomes the odds at college and befriends a dancer also striving to make her dreams come true. Though visually plain, Chang Jung-chi's debut feature (produced by Wong Kar Wai's Jet Tone shingle) has grossed almost $1 million locally since Sept. 21, and is Taiwan's official foreign-lingo Oscar submission. Regional prospects appear bright; outlook elsewhere is iffy.Expanding and updating his popular 2008 short "The End of the Tunnel," which followed the progress of Siang (Huang) through school, Chang has delivered a very old-fashioned, ultra-formulaic yarn. The crucial elements that lift it out of the ordinary are Huang's immensely likable and inspiring personality, and his chemistry with co-star Sandrine Pinna, also returning from "Tunnel" duty. Having qualified for a place studying music at a Taipei university, gifted young pianist Siang is driven from his village to the big city by his mother (Lee Lieh). As sturdy and proud a parent as any lad could wish for, Mrs. Huang may be worried about her boy's ability to cope in a "normal" environment after attending schools for the visually impaired, but her fears are quickly allayed. Following a few minor stumbles and the mildest of rejections from a couple of students, Siang quickly makes friends with roommate Ching (Hsieh Kan-chun), a roly-poly barrel of fun majoring in violin and, it seems, wacky dress sense. The pace drags a bit in the first half as Siang settles into classes under Teacher Wang (Yin Shin) and falls in with Ching's nerdy buddies in a band playing offbeat variations on jazz and classical music. Invigorating the proceedings is the arrival of Jie (Pinna), a beautiful Eurasian who works at a juice bar near campus and dreams of becoming a professional dancer. A meet-cute in which Jie helps Siang negotiate a busy intersection leads to friendship, which eventually includes meeting Siang's parents and kid sister (Wu Ya-jo), an adorable moppet whose direct way of asking Jie if she's her brother's g.f. will melt many viewer's hearts. Chaste and tasteful at all times, the Siang-Jie relationship brings out the best in the film and the thesps. Discovering a collection of cassette tapes Siang has used to record sounds since childhood helps inspire Jie before an important audition. For his part, Siang's spirits soar in the company of a sweet girl whose kindhearted attentions include guiding him through dance moves. The narrative charts a classical double-track path to the finish line, with Siang's opportunity to shine in a music competition crosscut for maximum emotional impact with Jie's tryout for the big league. A heart-tugging flashback brought vigorously into play here is Siang's life-affecting childhood memory of overhearing a kid say he won a junior piano competition only "because he's blind." The cast is bright and appealing, but visuals lack the same spark. Colors are subdued to the point where some flesh tones border on pallid-looking, and uninspired lensing of dance sequences rarely features full-length body shots that display the beauty of the form. Huang tickles the ivories wonderfully; the rest of the music is fine. Other tech aspects are pro.
Touch of the Light
A Warner Bros. release of a Block 2 Pictures, Sil-Metropole Organization, Wong Kar Wai presentation of a Jet Tone Films production. (International sales: Fortissimo, Hong Kong.) Produced by Jacky Pang Yee-wah, Cheung Hong-tat. Executive producers, Chan Ye-cheng, Song Dai. Directed by Chang Jung-chi. Screenplay, Li Nien-hsiu.
Camera (color, widescreen, HD), Dylan Doyle; editor, Li Nien-hsiu; music, Wen Tzu-chieh, Huang Yu-siang; production designer, Wu Rou-yun; costume designer, Teng Yu-fang; sound (Dolby Digital), Tist Kao; associate producers, Rachel Chen Pao-hsu, Ren Yue, Stephen Lam. Reviewed at Busan Film Festival (New Currents -- competing), Oct. 11, 2012. Running time: 110 MIN.
Huang Yu-siang, Sandrine Pinna, Lee Lieh, Hsieh Kan-chun, Lin Yu-chih, Wu Ya-jo, Sheu Fang-yi, Huang Ayugo, Yin Shin. (Taiwanese, Mandarin, Cantonese dialogue)


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Skip to comments.I am going in! I am in DC with a T-shirt that calls them -- accurately -- "morons
Posted on 01/21/2013 6:40:00 PM PST by freedumb2003
I am at the Ritz DC. Almost all the people here are His Colour.
If you don't hear from me after 2 hours you will know they have attacked me and killed me.
I will NOT let them think their god is The God.
And I will fight -- maybe until dead.
Eric Holder!!! You hate the USA!
I will, you'll need it
God Speed!
Pics before you go!
I just prayed for you. Don't worry so much. Enjoy the freak show.
What shall we then say to these things If God be for us, who can be against us. Romans 8:31
Give them Hell. Literally.
A light shines brightest amongst the darkness.
"If you don't hear from me after 2 hours you will know they have attacked me and killed me."
Well, if that happens we KNOW it will not be a HATE CRIME!!
Good luck.
God speed.
And HAVE FUN, laugh your ass off at those leftist drones.
Don't drink the red wine!
The Million Moron March in DC today only drew 700,000.
Don't do it Man! The cost is to great!!
Sometimes that Jack Daniels just confuses a man, know what I'm sayin'?
God speed!
Pics before you go!
So we can identify the body?
LOL! Exactly.
I can't ping everyone. I know "All" isn't much help.
I went to the Club Lounge and was told (Holder's) people had retreated downstairs.
Since I have been here before and treated the staff well (a combination of respect, humor and small tips), I have been told I should check back in 1 hour.
I am at Ground Zero and I will check to see if Holder's People will be back.
Maybe yes, maybe no, but I have my "liberals=morons" T-shirt and am again headed into the fray.
btw: Holder's People here are above the fray. I would hire any/all the in a NY minute!
>>So we can identify the body?<<
Chubby but recently on the workout mend. Hair better (but whiter) than that Texas Pawn Stars egoist.
Damn the torpedoes!
Full speed ahead!
What's a "seaker"?
If you're lucky enough to return, bring us back the T-shirts!
Walk softly and carry an armored tank division!
I would suspect that most of Holder's people are too cheap to pay for CL. Of course, the union underwriting the trip may cough it up ...
(Marriott Plat Premiere here, and I don't get free upgrades to CL).
I am not only the Devil, it is incumbent on The Man I be escorted to my room.
Words like "Obama hates America" and "The dumbest POTUS ever." When I say "How has he done any good" the response is "kick this guy out of here" which is what they did.
Liberals: they can't face reality.
Tomorrow I will give the after action.
I stood here until they pretended to find a way to kick me out.
JR, this is really important.
The wait staff, who know me, told me my opinions were "disturbing." Even when I stopped opining, I was targeted as "the Others."
I am going to do an experiment. I will go to the bar and do nothing. I will play freecell on my phone.
I will report accordingly (I don't want a problem but it is time to know)
[[I am going in! I am in DC with a T-shirt that calls them — accurately — "morons]]
Careful, you'll be arrested as a TERRORIST- AND DONTCHAKNOW? aNYWHERE NEAR THE PREZ IS A 'NO FREE SPEECH ZONE'
>>eful, youll be arrested as a TERRORIST- AND DONTCHAKNOW? aNYWHERE NEAR THE PREZ IS A NO FREE SPEECH ZONE<<
Yep — I was shot down.
And from here on out I will make them know that is the deal.
Well, no surprise your nom degure has "dumb" in it.
Good luck...
I see you've chosen your name wisely.
E Pluribus Biden
You're on your own buddy.......
I at least DID SOMETHING. You children sit by the sideline and don't even bother to take a moment to read my homepage.
And, yes, you are exactly those of whom I speak (write).
>>(Marriott Plat Premiere here<<
Wow! I lost Plat Premier a few years ago. I am hanging on to Plat Elite by my fingernails but if this year is like most others I'll Be Platinum for Life (2 million points and I am at 1.8 million).
Plat Premier is so cool — a non-published level that means you get sexual favors from the cute ones who work in housekeeping. I always appreciated that after a hard day of travel.
>>I would suspect that most of Holders people are too cheap to pay for CL. Of course, the union underwriting the trip may cough it up ..<<
This morning, the Club lounge was FULL of Holder's people. The irony that if their guy's puppeteers get what they want these people won't be able to afford a Motel 6, much less Club Level at RC.
He is attacking THEM but all they see is skin color. Racists and raising little racists.
Dumber than dirt.
And this morning my T-shirt got a much better reaction: Eyes wide and pasted smiles. More rewarding...
I had a chance to go with a friend but at tbe last minute they decided not to go.
I've stayed at the Carlton. Great restaraunt. Great lobby. Great room service. The room? Not so great but the rest of the hotel made up for it, as well the location.
A little more after action.
I was thinking this AM about the ANGER directed at me for mentioning how stupid teh wan is (the second time I said nothing and they left me alone — hmmm).
I was doing mental political math and asked myself "what if someone was near when Bush (either one) took office?" My answer, and most Freepers (I believe) would be: "LOL!! Let me buy you a beer and explain to you why he won!"
Not this deep anger that someone (a White One) DARE speak against Jesus^2!
Liberals don't have standards — just agendas.
Be careful. They are a well of anger and pit vipers waiting for any opportunity to strike and lay their venom into you.
Hope you had a chance ti eat at the restaurant. Terrific food.
For some reason the name of it escapes me this morning. I've dined at their sister resaurant in Manhattan as well and love it.
>>For some reason the name of it escapes me this morning. Ive dined at their sister restaurant in Manhattan as well and love it.<<
Between you, me and the tree I also get confused about which city has which restaurants, lounges, etc. I never got to experience Manhattan except for a really great Irish pub near Broadway (Or thereabouts?)
This is just between us travelers. I read on one of those "Are you a...?" sites that if you just drop airports and cities casually you are a DB.
But seriously, yesterday I could not remember which airport lounge I was in — I kept looking at my ticket to get the time and timezone.
You and I both know it is more a curse than a blessing.
And BTW every time I see your FR nick I think of Vendome Liquors on PCH South Of Malibu which is where we had to go to get booze to smuggle into the dorms at Pepperdine.
And yes, I dropped all those names since I lived it :)
Think Place Vendome, Paris. The Ritz, The InterContinental, Bulgari, Canter and that great statue of me in the middle of the plaza.
Think Place Vendome, Paris. The Ritz, The InterContinental, Bulgari, Cartier and that great statue of me in the middle of the plaza.
I know of an Irish pub off Broadway as well. Red brick building off 9th. Don't know the name of it but I know how to get to it.
"Dont know the name of it but I know how to get to it."
Knowing how to find your way home from it is the key thing about pubs.
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Having previously worked as a freelance journalist producing television, radio and print features in West Africa, Barber chose to pursue an MFA in Film and Electronic Media at American University to better hone specific skills. Not only has Barber attained her degree, interned with PBS' Frontline for two documentaries, and directed her own documentary thesis project, but she also has had two children while in the program. These experiences have shaped the message Barber will share with her peers at graduation.
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I was hoping for something more but it seems like a regular shounen comedy. At least major Armstrong is back though
I wonder if any Winry or Ed look-a-likes are gonna make an appearance
Now that I think about it, didn't she say in an interview a long time ago that her next series will be about dairy farming? Fuck this shit, I wanted a series about Magic and Science! I'm still going to read it because it's still quite funny, but like I said, it's no Full Metal Alchemist.
It also seems to take place in the northern most province in japan. I find that interesting as I live in the southern most province.
I Love You!
Yoshino Mayumi = Winry
Hachiken Yugo = Ed
It could be better, we can just wait.
EDIT : MangaStream scanned it!
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Chapter 2 is out. Mangastream are slow!
LMFAO " That's because I get plenty of sleep during class"
"Tokiwa chickens sure are amazing being able to shit out something that tastes so good."
"If you trim all the excess she's gorgeous!"
I'll admit it got little bit more interesting but if comedy ain't going to keep me wanting to reading it especially a story about farming.
So, in the end he is going to be a farm cook chief ? I'm not sure about this series. Can it really have more than 24 chapters ?
"That's because I get plenty of sleep during class."
BOOM! Wall of text. xD
Chapter one : http://mangastream.com/read/silver_spoon/73207011/1
I like it so far, the concept about farm life is different from other manga :o discuss discuss discuss
Sigh... No more Ace... Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Fairy Tail, D grayman, Full Metal Alchemist, and Katekyo Hitman reborn are in some dark times...


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|Posted by JoeM on November 17, 2001 at 14:34:11:
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... I have been having a heck of a time finding a replacement faucet stem assembly as follows:
The length of the stem is 5 1/2" and the width of the washer seat area is 3/4". I do not know the manufacturer of the fixture, but the house was built in 1952/1953, and it's the original fixture.
If it weren't for the fact that I can no longer match the tiles, I'd simply break the wall and install a new fixture. However, since I really don't have the $$$ or the time for a new bathroom now, I would like to fix the faucets by replacing all three stems, hot, cold, and shower.
The stem pictured has stripped threads on the inside, so the faucet turns and turns as the washer won't contact the seat. Speaking of seats, I've grinded the seats down (they were leaking), so now I've had to double-up on the washers in order to make contact with the seats. It doesn't seem as if the seats on this fixture are replaceable (I've tried every seat remover I have), so if you have any suggestions on this as well, it would be greatly appreciated. Admittedly, I'm a novice when it comes to plumbing.
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The Bentley Slip-Not set in a box is a complete grooming set in a handy plastic case. The set contains body brush, dandy brush, flick brush, face brush, sweat scraper and hoof pick. All the brushes come with soft touch handles for a comfortable grip and are produced in pink colourways. The soft touch body brush will help you remove grease and grime from your horse's coat. Ideal for use on horses that have been kept inside or wear a blanket. You can use the soft touch dandy brush for removing solid dirt and grime from the horse's coat. This is suitable for horses that have been kept outside. For cleaning your horse's face, there is a soft touch face brush for removing dirt and grime from your horses face. The soft touch flick brush is ideal for removing surface dirt from the horse's coat. You can use the soft touch sweat scraper for removing sweat and excess water after your horse has been bathed. Plus a hoof pick to clean your horse's hooves. A comprehensive grooming kit for your horse.
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Sister Heather Fausett recently returned from serving in the Baton Rouge Louisiana Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She gave her mission report Feb. 26 at the Price Eighth LDS Ward.
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News about University of Wisconsin, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 27, 2016
At least six women have accused University of Wisconsin senior Alec Cook of sexual assault; revelations have shaken campus while also revealing continued reticence of some women to file complaints of sexual assault, even as campuses across nation openly confront problem; prosecutors have formally charged Cook, calling him serial sexual predator who targeted fellow college students on Madison campus. MORE
Oct. 16, 2016
Top 25; Ohio State beats Wisconsin, 30-23; other college football scores noted. MORE
Sep. 2, 2016
Wisconsin-Madison will face Louisiana State at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis, first college game to be played at stadium, home field of Green Bay Packers, since 1983. MORE
Dec. 3, 2015
College Basketball Roundup; Wisconsin men's basketball team defeats Syracuse, 66-58, in Atlantic Coast Conference-Big Ten Challenge; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Jun. 7, 2015
Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker's effort to weaken tenure at state's universities is idea unlikely to spread quickly in American higher education system where tenure is central; colleges, however, are growing more cautious about awarding tenure, costly proposition in era of economic strains and other changes. MORE
Jun. 6, 2015
Editorial warns Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker's proposal to weaken tenure at public universities and reduce faculty's role in campus governance will irreparably damage state's university system; holds weakening of tenure would discourage top-tier faculty from teaching in state and subject faculty to political influence. MORE
Jun. 5, 2015
Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker, who is set to enter race for Republican presidential nomination, is pushing for greater control over University of Wisconsin's curriculum and system of tenure; along with Republican-led Legislature, Walker is calling for board largely picked by governor to oversee such control, move critics say is an effort to burnish his conservative credentials. MORE
Apr. 11, 2015
Wisconsin forward Frank Kaminsky wins John R Wooden Award as top men's college basketball player; other men's college basketball news noted. MORE
Apr. 7, 2015
Duke overcomes Wisconsin, 68-63, to win NCAA men's basketball championship and its fifth tournament title under coach Mike Krzyzewski; victory is testament to mature play by Duke's freshmen. MORE
Apr. 7, 2015
William C Rhoden Sports of The Times opines that Duke's NCAA men's basketball championship victory over Wisconsin represents triumph of raw talent over experience and training; praises Duke coach Mike Krzyewski for winning his fifth national championship with core squad of first-year players; argues that game demonstrates how college basketball has shifted from a spot of patience to one of expedience. MORE
Apr. 5, 2015
Wisconsin defeats Kentucky, 71-64, in NCAA men's basketball tournament Final Four. MORE
Mar. 27, 2015
University of Wisconsin point guard Traevon Jackson, who helped team to victory in NCAA men's basketball tournament round of 16, has had hard road to top of college basketball world, despite being son of former NBA player Jim Jackson. MORE
Mar. 15, 2015
Michigan State defeats Maryland, 62-58, and Wisconsin defeats Purdue, 71-51, in Big Ten Conference semifinals. MORE
Feb. 17, 2015
Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker's proposed budget cuts to state's public university system, as well as changes to University of Wisconsin's mission statement, are widely seen by residents as appeals to conservative voters in advance of his likely 2016 Republican presidential bid; cuts appear to fit with popular conservative view that state universities are breeding ground for elite liberal academics and do not prepare students for workforce. MORE
Feb. 16, 2015
Op-Ed article by Prof Christine Evans contends that in rewriting University of Wisconsin mission statement known as Wisconsin Idea to reflect utilitarian goals and in cutting funding to state universities, Gov Scott Walker has carried out two-pronged attack on higher education; notes that while he has restored statement, budget cuts remain; holds that students care about liberal arts education, and that it should continue to be funded. MORE
Feb. 7, 2015
Editorial notes uproar in response to Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker's altering of University of Wisconsin's mission statement, known as Wisconsin Idea; holds Walker's editing of text, carried out alongside 13 percent cut in state support for system, is narrow-minded and ideologically-driven; says while Walker rescinded edits in response to pressure, state's Legislature must fight back against regressive budget cuts that will damage education system. MORE
Dec. 18, 2014
Wisconsin hires football coach Paul Chryst away from Pittsburgh to replace Gary Andersen, who left for Oregon State. MORE
Dec. 11, 2014
Gary Andersen, coach of Wisconsin's football team, is resigning to coach at Oregon State; other college football news noted. MORE
Dec. 7, 2014
Ohio State defeats Wisconsin, 59-0, to win Big Ten Championship game. MORE
Dec. 6, 2014
Houston Texans defensive end J J Watt has established himself as one of the top players in the NFL, and he could soon be joined in the league by his brothers Derek and T J, who play for Wisconsin. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Kentucky defeats Wisconsin, 74-73, in Final Four action; freshman guard Aaron Harrison sinks 3-pointer with 5.7 seconds remaining, taking Kentucky to NCAA tournament title game. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Research group at the University of Wisconsin publishes study in the journal Nature Communications that refutes study done by rival research group about restricted diets in rhesus monkeys, asserting that that study was in error; Wisconsin group and group at the National Institute on Aging laboratory in Baltimore have come to different conclusions about whether diet meager in calories could increase longevity. MORE
Jan. 15, 2014
College Basketball Roundup; Indiana upsets Wisconsin, 75-72, ending their undefeated run; other men's and women's college basketball news noted. MORE
Sep. 29, 2013
College football Top 25 Roundup; Ohio State runs nation's longest winning streak to 17 games with 31-24 win over Wisconsin; other scores noted. MORE
Mar. 17, 2013
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Wisconsin beats Indiana, 68-56, in Big Ten tournament semifinals; other college basketball scores noted. MORE
Mar. 8, 2013
Michigan State defeats Wisconsin, 58-43, giving them shot to share Big Ten title in men's college basketball. MORE
Jan. 2, 2013
Stanford defeats Wisconsin, 20-14, to become the Rose Bowl champions. MORE
Dec. 20, 2012
Wisconsin athletics director Barry Alvarez again becomes interim head football coach at Wisconsin following Bret Bielema's move to Arkansas; will return to the Rose Bowl, where he led Wisconsin to a win in 1999. MORE
Dec. 7, 2012
Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin athletic director and former head football coach, says he will coach the team in Rose Bowl, replacing Bret Bielema who accepted job at Arkansas. MORE
Dec. 2, 2012
College Football National Roundup; Wisconsin routs Nebraska, 70-31, in the Big Ten title game to become the first team to reach the Rose Bowl with five losses; other college football scores noted. MORE
Nov. 15, 2012
Florida beats Wisconsin, 74-56, in men's college basketball; other men's and women's scores noted. MORE
Mar. 22, 2012
Wisconsin and its tough man-to-man defense will test Syracuse in the NCAA men's basketball tournament round of 16; Syracuse will counter with their trademark zone, offering a matchup that presents a contrast in styles at both ends of the floor. MORE
Mar. 19, 2012
Minnesota defeats Wisconsin, 4-2, in NCAA women's hockey tournament final; men's college hockey news also noted. MORE
Feb. 17, 2012
Michigan State defeats Wisconsin, 69-55, in men's college basketball; other men's results noted. MORE
Jan. 23, 2012
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Wisconsin defeats Illinois, 67-63; other men's and women's college basketball results noted. MORE
Dec. 1, 2011
North Carolina defeats Wisconsin, 60-57, in men's college basketball. MORE
Oct. 23, 2011
Michigan State defeats Wisconsin, 37-31, in college football. MORE
Oct. 2, 2011
Wisconsin defeats Nebraska, 48-17, in college football. MORE
Aug. 28, 2011
Wisconsin's addition of the dynamic quarterback Russell Wilson marks an evolution from the football program's between-the-tackles roots; Wilson, who transferred in from North Carolina State, puts Wisconsin on target for a title run. MORE
Mar. 25, 2011
Butler defeats Wisconsin, 61-54, in NCAA men's basketball tournament Round of 16 game. MORE
Mar. 7, 2011
College Basketball Men's Roundup; Ohio State defeats Wisconsin, 93-65, in Big 10 tournament; other conference tournament results noted. MORE
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Hazmat Suits and 500 Shelter Cats: Rare Flu Forces New York Quarantine
A warehouse in Queens is a temporary home for the animals sickened with an illness that was thought to have been eradicated years ago.
January 12, 2017, Thursday
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Who's Really Placing Limits on Free Speech?
At state schools, micromanaging legislators pose a much greater danger than political correctness.
January 9, 2017, Monday
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The Core Issue in the Dakota Pipeline Fight is Sioux Rights, Not Oil
The core issue in the Dakota Access Pipeline fight is Sioux rights, not oil.
November 7, 2016, Monday
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October 27, 2016, Thursday
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October 26, 2016, Wednesday
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October 16, 2016, Sunday
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September 25, 2016, Sunday
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September 2, 2016, Friday
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Mid-Day Headshots August 12th
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August 12 2011 12:32PM
Mid-Day Headshots is a CanucksArmy feature where we round up today's freshest Canucks news including funny gifs, awesome videos, cool photos and interesting links. If you've written a Canucks blog-post and want it to be featured here, e-mail me at email@example.com.
DobberHockey's Jeff Angus (who joined us yesterday to talk Canucks) has a terrific post up at the Hockeywriters about the Strange Case of Keith Ballard. My theory - it isn't a strange case at all, but a curious one - because Keith Ballard is aging in reverse. The ramifications of this - last year for Ballard was the equivalent of a normal players rookie season. Explains all the simple mistakes he made last season, doesn't it?
Jeff Ho has started up a new blog called "Ten Million for Sundin" and is off to a promising start with an intriguing spot of research on the relationship between the twins point production. Welcome to the Smylosphere Mr. Ho, we're excited to see what you've got!
Passittobulis profiles every goal Mason Raymond scored last season. They also examined Owen Nolan's twitter account. I assume the Nolan post is the tip of the iceberg in PiTB's clandestine effort to chase the aging power-forward off of twitter - as they have a nefarious habit of doing on occasion.
Shortly after inking a strange two year, two-way deal with the Ottawa Senators - Lee Sweatt has announced his retirement. It's just another strange chapter in what has been a mad-house twelve months for the diminutive offensive defenseman. Best of luck to Lee Sweatt in the next chapter of life.
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The Emery County Commission reported the county building inspector Cameron Nerdin has resigned his position effective May 11. Commissioner Gary Kofford said they advertised for a building inspector in December 2009 after the death of building inspector, Mark DeBry. An inspector was hired, Cameron Nerdin, and he started in January. He has resigned due to what Kofford referred to as pressures from citizens of the county. "As of today, he is gone. We have talked about the position. We have looked at a couple of people who applied before and Sunrise Engineering. Right now a decision needs to be made to fill the spot.
"Either advertise again, or go with Sunrise," said Kofford.
Kofford indicated that four years ago all the cities joined with the county for building inspector services. Orangeville opted out of using the county and has since gone with Sunrise because they felt their fees were cheaper. After the hiring of Nerdin, then other cities opted out, leaving Castle Dale, Huntington, Cleveland, Elmo and Green River still contracting with the county. If the county goes with Sunrise then 75 percent of the fees collected will go to the county and the other 25 percent to Sunrise.
Kofford said there has been a feeling in the county, that we don't need a building inspector. Several years ago the county adopted the uniform international building code and since the state adopted the code and as Emery County is part of the state, they adopted the as well. A building code and inspection program offers protection for the builder and the buyer. You can be assured when buying a home that it meets the guidelines outlined in the code.
If builders do something wrong, or cut corners, then inspectors can rectify such situations and offer security for home builders and buyers. When you go to get a loan for a home, then one of the things banks ask for is a record of inspection before they will lend on a home. "There are added expenses for a buyer or builder, but it's worth it in the long run," said Kofford.
Kofford also addressed the ISO rating and how Emery County has a high rating which leads to lower insurance costs for fire insurance. If Emery County were to lose this high rating, then insurance costs could rise. "Cities and counties don't have a choice, but to have a building inspector," said Kofford.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks explained the county works with several entities in the county in performing the services for free with fee waivers for building projects by the entities. He explained there was a fee waiver on the commission agenda for the addition to the Green River Medical Center which cannot be waived now, because the county doesn't have a building inspector and the county could be stuck with the expense of the building permit.
"We can't wait, we have to have a building inspector after today," said Horrocks.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth said she wished to thank Cameron Nerdin for the great job he did as inspector for the county. "He was very knowledgeable," said Pitchforth. She explained Nerdin had been involved with three tours of duty in Afganistan and Iraq and flew a helicopter. He was excited to be moving to a small community and purchased a home. "When I ran for office, I wanted to represent all the people of Emery County. Not just the old settlers, but the new people who move into our communities. Open up your hearts and welcome them. Don't push them out. He survived three tours of duty, but couldn't survive Emery County. We need to look at how we treat others," said Pitchforth.
"In looking at the inspectors, there's not a lot of options, but to go with Sunrise," said Pitchforth. She said the cities should still have the opportunity to work with the county.
Kofford said people are calling every day for inspections. For now Sunrise will do the inspections for $25 per inspection, plus mileage.
The county can continue to do the clerical work for the cities and county and work with Sunrise.
Mike McCandless is the planning and zoning director, he requested the county wait until the cities have a chance to meet in their Council of Governments and discuss the matter and make a decision.
For the time being, the county will cover with Sunrise and Bob Bennett until the mayors make a commitment. Horrocks made the motion to go with Sunrise on a case by case basis for $25 per inspection plus mileage until a permanent contract is established. The matter will be brought back before the commission on May 25 and the decision the mayors make can be discussed then.
Kofford said part of the concern too has been in making sure Green River was covered, Sunrise has indicated they will pick up Green River, too. One of the main reasons the county became involved with the cities was because the small towns were having a hard time covering building inspections. Huntington City had a city inspector for a time, but he was only for residential. Prior to Bob Bennett's coming, then the county didn't have a commercial inspector.
In other commission business the fee waiver for the Green River Medical Center addition project was denied. The plans for the weight room, training room, and rest rooms at the metal building at the sheriff's office was approved to advertise. Office space will be created for the ambulance supervisor and the electronics director, Bret Mills. The bid will appear May 11 and May 18 in the paper and then a pre-bid meeting will take place at the metal building on May 20. The bids must be received by June 7 at 5 p.m. and the bid opening will be June 8.
The county approved the agreement with the forest service where they pay for the treatment of mag-chloride on forest service roads and the county provides the blade.
In commission reports Horrocks reported he and Commissioner Kofford attended the fire station open house ribbon cutting in Cleveland. The addition of the fire station to the town is long overdue in the community commented Horrocks. He said the preservation committee for Emery County is looking at information panels at Temple Mountain. Public lands meeting was held and the county is still moving forward with a land use bill with input from Emery County citizens.
A new mural will be painted in the paleo room at the Museum of the San Rafael and Clifford Oviatt will do the work. The museum needs help with moving heavy objects out of the way so the painting can begin. In June the fire chiefs will go to Nebraska where the new fire trucks are being constructed and provide input there.
Pitchforth attended the meeting at the care center where they said June 20 is the completion date for the remodel project there. "It's really looking lovely and we're excited about that."
Pitchforth mentioned some upcoming activities for the county. Including a dodgeball tournament at the rec. center on May 22. The Miss Emery Royal tea party on June 5. The Little Miss Emery pageant on June 5 at 6 p.m. for girls 5-8 years old. A ticket purchase for the tea party will get you into the Little Miss pageant. The Miss Emery pageant for girls 17-24 will be on July 17. The Miss Emery golf tournament will be June 12 at Millsite. The drill team will host a special needs children dance class on May 19-20. The spring soccer season went well and they went to a REAL Salt Lake game on Saturday and went down and met the players. May 15 is Armed Forces day and the American Legion Auxiliary from Ferron is hosting a bake sale and yard sale where all proceeds go to the Operation Home Support program which provides packages for soldiers. On Thursday there was an unsung heroes event sponsored by the libraries which honored community members who volunteer and offer their help in their communities.
Kofford reported the asphalt on the Moore 7 project started yesterday. It will take a week to complete. Nielson Construction is moving equipment into place to begin the Lila Canyon Road. The chip seal of the entire asphalt on Moore Road was awarded to Staker Paving of Redmond and will begin mid-June.
The Emery County Road Department has been improving the Little Wild Horse Canyon Road. It has three inches of road base and will receive three more as well as a coating of a pine pitch mix, which will improve the road quite a bit over what it's been like lately.
Kofford mentioned the Goblin Valley road projects have had $9-10 million in projects there and one section of road remains and that entire stretch will be paved.
Plans are moving ahead for a rest stop at Horse Canyon between Wellington and Green River. This is a popular stopping spot for people, but no services are available there. Two pit toilets will be installed and picnic tables as well as parking. The historical preservation group has been approached to put up panels explaining mining history, Goblin Valley, dinosaur quarry and Range Creek information for tourists. A long range plan for the site includes a museum similar to the Fremont Indian museum along I-70 south of Richfield.
Kofford said Mayor Mistie Christiansen of Emery went to the CIB to secure funds for the water project in Emery. A grant from the Army Corps of Engineers for $5 million required a 20 percent match. Christiansen went to the board asking for funding to meet the match. A grant/loan was approved for $875,000. The loan portion will be for 30 years. Right now the diversion dam and settling pond are being constructed and that phase of the project must be complete for the pipe line project to begin. The pipeline will run next to the canal. This will ensure the citizens of Emery will continue to have water, even in the winter when the ditches freeze over.
The Huntington/Cleveland irrigation project just completed a project by Marshall's in Huntington Canyon. There is approximately a years worth of work left on the irrigation project. Currently $70-80 million have been pumped into the project.
Steven Barton, county treasurer reported the MECCA Spring Bike Festival will take place May 15-16 in Green River.
The commission donated $250 to the Rocky Mountain Mine Rescue Association's annual contest at CEU. Approval was given to contribute toward the tuition of Four Corners employees to attend the University of Utah School of substance abuse. The sheriff has money available for this training.
The commission approved business licenses for Bizzi Bodies Reloading, Touchstone Commercial Services and Jones Studio. Kimball and Roberts were retained as the FY2009 independent auditors for the county. Sabrina Wood, Cory Collard and John Conder were hired as 90 day temporary life guards at the Aquatic Center. A part-time clerk is being recruited for the Museum of the San Rafael and the Pioneer Museum.


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Nearly 1,000 faculty and staff were recognized as part of Celebrate Generosity Week.
As part of Saint Louis University's inaugural Celebrate Generosity Week, faculty and staff donors were surprised Monday morning with a balloon and thank-you message for giving back to the University.
Students, staff and the Billiken went across campus, from building to building and office to office, to make sure that each donor received a personal thank-you for their contributions.
Two examples of the nearly 1,000 SLU faculty and staff donors are: Michael Ross, Ph.D., psychology professor, and Aimee Foster, program coordinator for campus visits.
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"It feels awesome to be recognized," said Aimee Foster, program coordinator for campus visits with the Office of Admission. "Plus, who wouldn't love the Billiken surprising them at work on a Monday morning?"
Foster has worked for the University for nearly five years.
"After my amazing experience at SLU, I was looking for a career that could make a difference. In admissions, I help prospective students find their home for the next four years," said Foster, who received her bachelor's degree in 2008 and her master's degree in 2012.
"I love seeing a prospective student fall in love with SLU when they visit our campus, along with serving as a mentor to our 35 student ambassadors and interns in admissions."
While every donor has their own reasons for giving, Foster understands personally the importance of giving back.
"Without the financial help of donors, I probably would not have been able to attend SLU," she said. "This is my way of giving back in a small way to help prospective students have just as an amazing experience as I did."
Even the smallest gift can help a student achieve their dreams, Foster said.
"It's a great reason to give back to the University," she said.
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For the last 25 years, Michael Ross, Ph.D., estimates that he has probably taught nearly 8,000 students through the Psychology Department at Saint Louis University. He has also taken the time to give back to the University throughout his tenure.
"What we know about the psychology of altruism is that it makes us feel better to help others," said, Ross, psychology professor and director of the clinical psychology doctoral program.
"It's not just about giving. It's about building a community of scholars and learners. We can't teach if we don't have any students and we have to find ways to support our students and the many different arms of the University."
Saint Louis University's tradition of educating for service to others makes this University such a unique place to teach, learn and work, Ross said.
"After teaching for 25 years, I am astounded at the accomplishments of my former students who have gone out into the world and made a difference in their own way. So many of the students I taught and trained now have distinguished careers and made their own contributions to society through the science and practice of psychology," he said.
"I like to believe that I have contributed to the lives of my students and their careers in at least some small way."
Ross continues to tell his students and SLU alums about the importance of giving back.
"By giving back, the University is able to keep growing," he said. "We cannot simply rest on our current knowledge; rather, we demonstrate our commitment to excellence through the discovery and dissemination of new knowledge."
Ross and Foster are two of the many donors who are being recognized throughout Celebrate Generosity week, a series of events sponsored by the office of Giving Programs in the Advancement Division.
Later this week, all donors — faculty, staff and students — are invited to a complimentary coffee bar from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Thursday along the main walkway near the quad in front of DuBourg and just south of the Hickory parking garages near the Health Sciences Education Union.
For more information about Celebrate Generosity week, go to giving.slu.edu/celebrategenerosity.


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Jets Game Day: No Breathers
Robert Cleave
March 18 2012 05:06PM
So, rumour has it spring has made its presence felt in the swamps of Southern Manitoba while I've been wallowing in a bunch of beer and loud music. Given all of the horror stories the new Jets likely heard before the year about the relentless misery of Winnipeg's winter, they might be entitled to think that maybe people were over-selling the hardships, since this season's iteration has been almost uniformly mild by normal standards.
Indeed, the time spent by the club at home has been bucolic in virtually every concievable way, on and of the ice, with even the few open practices that take place away from MTS Centre populated by happy throngs. The atmosphere really is that of a small city gone a bit dotty, and the team has seemed to feed off of that joy enroute to a stellar record at home.
Friday night saw the Jets once again use the ruckus created by the patrons as a means of raising their level to meet that of a good team that was playing well. Winnipeg's top line ran the game in fairly comprehensive fashion en route to the victory over the Capitals, with Enstrom and Byfuglien offering strong support. The big man himself authored the game winner, albeit aided by a little trickery from Burmistrov, and as Jonathan Willis pointed out earlier this week, Byfuglien is having a terrific season playing good comp.
He and his mates will get a boost on the blue this evening with the return of Zach Bogosian. The decision has to who sits is apparently one that will be made in the next hour or so, but if I were picking, Grant Clitsome would stick around. He played a nice chunk against Ovechkin Friday and came out none the worse for wear, with a solid hit on Crosby's inferior in the bargain.
As a long time Calgary watcher, Clitsome looks like he might have a bit of Mark Giordano about him, in that he's just strong enough and quick enough to surprise other players physically. Giordano came from nowhere to become an accomplished NHLer, and while I don't want to get too far ahead of things, Clitsome showed signs of this in Columbus as well. The fact that he was let go by the Jackets could possibly just be more about that crap organization's ability to get out of it's own way than anything in particular about Clitsome himself, so there's a chance the Jets might have found themselves with a player of value.
The challenge in front of the Jets tonight is to keep focused on their own business, because the opposition isn't one that brings much to the table in terms of excitement. It's been another lost year in Carolina, with the Hurricanes sitting in 13th and going nowhere fast. Injuries and a terrible start to the year sunk their season almost from day one, which has left them playing relatively meaningless games since the fall.
Carolina will also play this one absent the one bright light in their year, as Jeff Skinner sits out game two of the suspension he earned by taking a boot at Scott Nichol. Dumb, dumb, dumb, but good for Winnipeg, because his speed is always a danger. He'll be joined on the sidelines by Jaro Spacek, who's nursing a lower body ailment.
This game, though, really is about Winnipeg's own ability to concentrate without any extra incentive from the other team. The Jets have played four games against Carolina this year and have looked like the better squad by a fair margin in all of them, including the one loss down in Raleigh. If the Jets bring their normal home game, the only likely reason for a loss would be goaltending, as it was the last time these teams met, but one like this simply can't be lost no matter the circumstances if Winnipeg is getting in to the post-season.
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// Dagu 5 Chassis example.// Author: Nick Gammon// Date: 11th December 2011volatile int rotaryCount = 0;#define PINA 8#define PINB 9#define INTERRUPT 0 // that is, pin 2#define DIRECTIONA 4#define MOTORA 5#define DIRECTIONB 7#define MOTORB 6#define TIME_FORWARDS 10000#define TIME_BACKWARDS 10000#define TIME_TURN 1200// Interrupt Service Routine for a change to encoder pin Avoid isr (){ boolean up; if (digitalRead (PINA)) up = digitalRead (PINB); else up = !digitalRead (PINB); if (up) rotaryCount++; else rotaryCount--;} // end of isrvoid setup (){ attachInterrupt (INTERRUPT, isr, CHANGE); // interrupt 0 is pin 2, interrupt 1 is pin 3 pinMode (MOTORA, OUTPUT); pinMode (DIRECTIONA, OUTPUT); pinMode (MOTORB, OUTPUT); pinMode (DIRECTIONB, OUTPUT);} // end of setupbyte phase;unsigned long start;int time_to_go;void loop (){ analogWrite (MOTORA, 200); analogWrite (MOTORB, 200); start = millis (); // check current drain while (millis () - start < time_to_go) { if (analogRead (0) > 325) // > 1.46 amps break; } switch (phase++ & 3) { case 0: digitalWrite (DIRECTIONA, 1); digitalWrite (DIRECTIONB, 1); time_to_go = TIME_FORWARDS; break; case 1: // turn digitalWrite (DIRECTIONA, 1); digitalWrite (DIRECTIONB, 0); time_to_go = TIME_TURN; break; case 2: digitalWrite (DIRECTIONA, 0); digitalWrite (DIRECTIONB, 0); time_to_go = TIME_BACKWARDS; break; case 3: digitalWrite (DIRECTIONA, 0); digitalWrite (DIRECTIONB, 1); time_to_go = TIME_TURN; break; } // end of switch analogWrite (MOTORA, 0); analogWrite (MOTORB, 0); delay (500); } // end of loop
Hi Nick,I don't know if they are available in your part of the world, but this might fit - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bigtrak-Can-Holder-Junior/dp/B005G3R4Z0Been meaning to get one for my BigTrak. Also been meaning to make my BigTrak autonomous, but I only got it for Christmas, and I think it might be too soon to start tearing it apart.Only problem with the can holder is that it'd need someone in the kitchen to put the can in.
hello nick gammon....thanks for information provided but i need to know what the controller board, which you have used to support the rover 5 is called as...because the doing a project with arduino and planning to buy the rover 5 for my project...
I also have the version with 4 encoders/motors, but don't really have a clue what to do with the encoders :~
... i guess its hurt u alot...really sorry for that...
... i guess i need some help with stuff....
actually i am trying to develop a robot which should have three sensor's..as it detects something..the vehicle should move.
This incredibly-sloppily wired-up robot is my first attempt to make something useful, eg. that will one day deliver a can of beer to my hands
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