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By EMERY COUNTY PUBLIC LANDS COUNCIL
The Governor's announcement of a proposal to consider the creation of a San Rafael Western Heritage National Monument has stirred reaction from every side of the public land management debate. This is to be expected. The San Rafael Swell is recognized all over the world, and proposals for its management have been swirling around for three decades.
Unfortunately, discussions on the management of the Swell are usually filled with emotion and rhetoric. For example, two of the most outspoken critics of the proposal are the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance and the motorized access group USA-All. SUWA claims that we are creating a county four-wheeler park. USA-ALL claims that we are closing the San Rafael to vehicular access. Neither is true, but the conflict embodied in the rhetoric of these and similar groups has been used by the national media to define this monument proposal.
Therein lies the real problem. Wilderness groups have for decades been very successful in convincing Congress and the national media people that our public lands are in great danger from developers, miners, ranchers, and four-wheelers, and that the only hope is to establish wilderness everywhere possible. This is now accepted as fact by many people, especially those east of the Mississippi. In reality, public lands are already protected by many levels of laws and regulations. Also, wilderness is not a solution to all management problems, nor was it ever intended to be. In fact, it often creates more problems than it solves, especially when it is proposed for lands which have had long-standing, traditional uses.
In an effort to bring this so-called "national" discussion home to the people who know and understand the land best, the Emery County Public Lands Council has conducted a long and productive collaborative process. Nearly all stakeholders have been at the table at some point over the years, and their perspectives have been considered with respect. From that effort evolved national conservation area legislation which twice was sent to congress. States such as Colorado copied our legislation and created national conservation areas based on the principles derived from Emery County's efforts. Yet, our legislative efforts were defeated by heavy lobbying from environmental groups, who opposed them for the very reason that we liked them: They demonstrated that local people can determine their own destiny and are very capable of caring for the lands they love. Not wanting to let so much good work go to waste, the public lands council discussed other options under which the concepts and goals developed from our many years of collaboration could be put to use. One idea that came from those deliberations was that of a national monument, based on principles that are important to Emery County citizens. Some of these principles are: The history and human heritage of the Swell are significant and interesting as are its scenic vistas. The personality of the San Rafael is defined by the people who have interacted with it over the years through ranching, grazing, and other historical uses. Valid existing rights must be recognized. Abuses of the land must stop, but appropriate and traditional uses must continue. Finally, there must be continued and appropriate access on recognized, existing roads and trails.
It is from these basic ideals that a national monument proposal was born. It is the public lands council's intent that the final proposal reflect the model that came from our long years of discussions. The problem we face is, once again, one of perception. Already we have been accused of being "ahead of the game;" that the monument is a "done deal" and there will be no chance for public input. This is simply not true. We have proposed a course of action which could lead to a monument proposal being forwarded to the president for consideration.
We are comfortable in doing so at this time only because key decision makers greatly value local initiative and local participation. We have asked for a three to four month process to evaluate and take public input. The Emery County Public Lands Council and the Department of Interior will each conduct meetings to gather facts and take ideas. We do not know all of the details of this process or when it will start, but we know it will be done. At the end of this process, the county commission will evaluate the outcome and make final decisions. Our hope is that the people of Emery County will get involved as opportunities present themselves, learn as much as possible about this proposal and monuments in general, and withhold judgement until they have all the facts.
In the meantime, we should remember that there is a lot of interest in the San Rafael, and many ideas about how it should be managed. Monument or no monument, citizens of Emery County must decide if we would rather take a proactive stance and have some say in the future of the San Rafael, or if we should accept the status quo and wait to see what happens.
The Emery County Public Lands Council has taken a proactive approach to land management issues, as evidenced by our past national conservation area proposals. We are now proposing a process that will consider whether a monument is the best way to manage the San Rafael Swell. Preserving the natural history and human heritage of the San Rafael are
the hub of the proposal, and such traditional uses as ranching, grazing, four-wheeling, and camping are important spokes of the wheel. We envision a monument that is a living museum. Maintaining appropriate access to these beautiful, historical areas is essential to the success of this proposal.
We believe that our collaborative process offers hope that man and nature can interact in a responsible, respectful manner, and that it is not necessary to lock people out to protect land. Our intent is to eliminate abuse, not use, of the Swell. Indeed, we believe that any proposal that does not consider the needs of the people who love to use our public lands is doomed to failure.


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The Timberland Earthkeepers® collection features tough, rugged footwear made with the environment in mind. The City Escape boot fits the bill and will become one of your favorite casual boots.
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Arrowhead Construction received the bid to redo the roof on the Huntington Library. The contract is ready and the project will proceed. The commissioners will advertise for someone to sit on the board for the Southeastern Utah Board of Health. The person selected should be someone not involved in the health industry. Shirley Begay was approved to be on the Emery County Historical Preservation Committee. A contract was approved between Emery County and the state of Utah for a $70,000 grant from the Dept. of Agriculture for control of Russian Olives in Emery County. Emery County has declared Russian Olives to be on the noxious weed list.
The commission approved the settlement between the Utah State Tax Commission and Emery County in the CW Mining bankruptcy.
The Emergency Mutual Aid Interlocal Cooperative Agreement was approved. This agreement is in place for situations when Emery County must work with other counties in emergency situations which involve more than one county. The most recent situation of this type was the capture of the mountain man bandit.
In the commission reports, Commissioner James Nelson asked Ray Petersen to tell about the public lands field trip to Huntington Canyon. Petersen said they toured the area where the big log jam was last summer where the river has been realigned as well as the spot for the debris basins. The tour went to Mill Canyon, Nuck Woodward and South Hughes to view the damages in these areas. The Emery Water Conservancy District is working in Mill Canyon to stop debris flows there. Petersen said it seems for now these are one event structures, because they have only stood up to one flooding event and have received much damage or in some cases work has been washed out. One bright spot is flooding events this summer are not of the magnitude experienced last year. In the big storm event last year the volume was 1,800 cfs and this year the largest event has been 500 cfs. There's some question about what to do next to hold these flooding events to manageable proportions. Vegetation is starting to return to the burn area which will be helpful in future years to reduce flooding events.
There are some timber harvests going on up in the Lake Canyon area.
Commissioner Ethan Migliori reported the historical preservation society will be putting up informational signs at Tomsich Butte and Lucky Strike. "The fair and the rodeo are over and we have received some fantastic comments," said Commissioner Migliori. "The rodeo is expected to make a profit and the fair will come in under budget. Thanks to Jake and Darshell at the recreation department and to Julie Jones the fair director."
Commissioner Migliori said DeLynn Fielding the Carbon County Economic Development Director will be leaving that position to work for the Governor's Office of Economic Development as the outreach specialist for rural Utah. This is a statewide position.
The Bailey Basket will be on display at the Museum of the San Rafael in time for the 20 year anniversary celebration of the museum in late September. Meagan Wilberg is the interim director at the museum.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks said an open house meeting was held with Rep. Chaffetz and Rep. Bishop concerning public land use legislation. The meeting was well attended. Some of the comments given at the meeting didn't agree with what the county is trying to do, but it was a good source of information for the citizens. A bill isn't ready at this time, but Emery County has draft language they wish to have incorporated into a bill; either a regional bill or an individual Emery County bill.
Commissioner Horrocks said he met with the Division of Wildlife Resources RAC board and they discussed fur bearing permits. Mountain goats were being considered for transplanting to the LaSal Mountains but environmental groups protested, saying they aren't native to the area. The transplant will not take place. Commissioner Horrocks said he had a conference call with the BLM on the construction of the debris basins. Their engineer has questions on the staging areas and the disposal of materials cleaned from the basins. The town of Lawrence is interested in having natural gas brought into the homes there. Mike McCandless, economic development director is currently working on the natural gas issue and trying to bring gas to Green River and Emery as well. The weed and mosquito building is moving forward. The Backcountry Pilots association will come to the Huntington Airport on Sept. 27-29 for their annual fly-in.
Susan Hess was hired as assistant librarian in the Huntington Library. Carol Furner successfully completed her six month orientation period and is eligible for a 3 percent increase. Coby Hunt was promoted to Green River crew lead.


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Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera & Mexican Modernism
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The haunting self-portraits of the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo are renowned for their dream-like quality and emotional intensity. Strong, passionate, and endowed with an indomitable spirit, Kahlo overcame injury and personal hardship to become one of the world's best-known woman artists. Celebrated by the Surrealists in her own lifetime, Kahlo has attained cult-like status both for her extraordinary art and her tempestuous love-life with husband Diego Rivera, Mexico's most prominent modern artist.
An outstanding selection of paintings by both Kahlo and Rivera forms the centrepiece of the Jacques and Natasha Gelman collection, widely regarded as the most significant private holding of 20th century Mexican art. Jacques Gelman, the Russian emigre film producer, and his wife Natasha built up the collection over many years of acquaintance and collaboration with Mexico's greatest creative artists. Including work by other famous painters such as José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros and Rufino Tamayo, this exhibition will showcase Kahlo's and Rivera's work and present them in the context of a broader history of Mexican modernism.
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Shake things up in the Too Vibrate dress boot from 2 Lips Too. Reptile print straps add fashionable flair to this stunning high heeled boot.
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Sergio Rossi Pebbled Leather Keyhole Pump
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Sergio Rossi is known for creating sophisticated and elegant, yet comfortable footwear. Crafted in Italy utilizing the finest materials and latest technology, you can expect nothing less than luxurious perfection when you slip into this pebbled leather keyhole pump.
- Fine Italian pebbled leather upper with a metallic finish
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- 1½" platform, 5" covered heel
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In the 11th century, Lord Isaac left on a crusade and was imprisoned by the Saracens, but was miraculously freed after a vision from the Virgin Mary.
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On 5 June 1405, the parish priest of Ittre found a fragment of the consecrated host in the corporal which began to bleed when he held it.
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Project DescriptionShort Title: MEOP
Project URL: http://biology.st-andrews.ac.uk/seaos/index.html
Proposal URL: http://classic.ipy.org/development/eoi/proposal-details.php?id=153
Marine Mammal Exploration of the Oceans Pole to Pole (MEOP) will deploy state-of-the-art animal-borne CTD tags on strategically chosen, deep-diving marine mammal species to explore their movement patterns, behaviour and habitat utilization in Polar Regions. Concomitant with the ecological data regarding these top predators, a vast, high-precision oceanographic data set will be collected covering logistically difficult areas of ocean in Polar Seas at the fringes of the North and South Atlantic and the South Pacific that are strategically important to climate and ocean modelling. The cross-disciplinary merging of classical oceanography and marine mammal ecology will significantly advance our understanding of the world's oceans and top predators that live in them.
MEOP partners will deploy CTD-tags on beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas), hooded seals (Cystophora cristata), Weddell seals (Leptonychotes weddellii), crabeater seals (Lobodon carcinophaga) and southern elephant seals (Mirounga leonina). Most of these species are very deep divers, with maximum dive depths that exceed 1000 m. Virtually all marine mammals forage in oceanic "hot-spots" where productivity is high, which also coincide with human fisheries efforts and areas of high oceanographic interest. Our target species inhabit areas with significant seasonal ice-cover in both the Arctic and the Antarctic, the edges of which are of particular interest to oceanographers in terms of deep-water formation. Ice-filled waters are rarely sampled by standard oceanographic studies using ships or other methodologies especially over extended times because of logistical and cost constraints, but they are routinely visited by these polar marine mammals. MEOPs oceanographic data will also ehance our ability to accurately model currents and deal with basin scale models.
IPY affords a unique opportunity to collect novel data sets from relatively little-known polar marine mammal species simultaneously with dedicated oceanographic cruises sampling along systematic grids using traditional ship-based CTD technology. Co-operation between biological and oceanographic programmes within IPY will provide MEOP with comprehensive, synoptic oceanographic coverage that will provide a unique opportunity to quantify factors determining habitat selection and use by key polar marine mammal species. The oceanographic data collected in MEOP will, in turn, provide otherwise unobtainable oceanographic data sets collected at natural hot-spots of productivity, as input data to physically-oriented modelling projects (e.g. the Bipolar Atlantic Thermohaline Circulation Programme, Transport through gaps across the Kerguelen Plateau andinter-basin exchange).
This study is especially timely given the predictions for ecosystem changes in both Arctic and Antarctic systems within the coming decades due to climate change, in addition to increasing fisheries and tourism activities in both the Arctic and Antarctic.


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A historic 1800s family farm that is maintained in its original location. Programs depict settlers' lives with period accuracy.
CITY:Wood Dale
The growth and history of Winnetka since 1830 is chronicled in this museum, which includes the Carlton Washburne Library.
Learn about the history of Wilmette, the North Shore area and Gross Point. Housed in the former Gross Point Village Hall, the museum also offers a research library.
The Chicken Basket in Willowbrook opened in the summer of 1946 on Historic Illinois Route 66. Dell Rhea's chicken has been bringing visitors from around the world on a regular basis for years.
This 500-acre park offers vast formal gardens, picnic grounds, a top-ranked public golf course and two museums: Robert R. McCormick Museum and First Division Museum. Enjoy a wide variety of programs and events throughout the year, such as festivals, lectures, concerts and workshops.
Museum and education center highlighting our nation's social heritage through captivating exhibits and programs. Stories of the 1915 Eastland Disaster, and experience life on the run following the Underground Railroad.
A "living history" farm depicting life in the 1890s DuPage County. Original structures, authentic recreations and livestock combine to make a realistic 1890s working farm.
DuPage County Historical Museum
Enjoy DuPage County's rich history from the 1830s to the present. The Museum exhibits feature hundreds of historic artifacts and photos along with many fun hands-on activities. You'll find something for toddlers to seniors, and everyone in between. Housed in an 1891 Richardsonian Romanesque building, the museum highlights 150 years of DuPage County history with participatory activities, changing exhibits and extensive model railroad display.
This museum located on the campus of Wheaton College is devoted to the history of Christian evangelism and its influences on society. View rare artifacts, art and displays that include a powerful 3-D presentation of the gospel message.
Edman Memorial Chapel - Wheaton College
This large auditorium, seating more than 2400 people, is the site of campus chapels, concerts, commencements, and various community-related events such as the Artist Series.
A cherished landmark in the heart of downtown Wheaton, The Little Popcorn Shop is perhaps one of the most loved and narrowest stores in the Chicagoland area measuring 49 inches wide by 60 feet long. The store's small, quaint space is like walking into a Norman Rockwell painting. Popcorn is freshly popped, candy lines the wall, and locals greet each other warmly while welcoming newcomers to this very special place called The Little Popcorn Shop.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Victorian, red-bricked house displays collections typical of the 1920s through 1940s in authentic lifestyle settings. Open Wednesdays and Sundays.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Housed in historic Turner Town Hall (National Register site), the museum features community history exhibits and a research collection including local history and railroad materials. The Kid Zone Gallery offers changing hands-on displays for all ages.
CITY:West Chicago
Hands-on interactive exhibits introduce the history of Lake County in a fun learning environment. The Museum also displays the nation's largest permanent exhibition on the history and significance of postcards. Changing exhibits throughout the year.
Warrenville Historical Society
The Warrenville Museum is located in an 1858 Greek Revival Methodist Church that was later used as an art studio by Adam Albright and his sons, Ivan and Malvin. Exhibits include art, featuring works by the Albrights, and local history.
Built in 1929, the Villa Park Historical Museum building originally served the community as the Villa Ave stop for the Chicago, Aurora & Elgin electric train line and an appliance store. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. Today, it houses relics and artifacts from Villa Park's past including articles from the Ovaltine Factory which once operated in Villa Park and Sears Catalog Homes in the area.
CITY:Villa Park
The opulent Cuneo Museum and Gardens, located on 75 acres and dotted with formal gardens and statuary was the perfect setting for the wedding scenes in "My Best Friend's Wedding." The gazebo where the best friends were caught kissing was built specifically for the film, but Cuneo's owners liked it so much they decided to keep it permanently. Take a guided tour through the historic Mediterranean-style Cuneo mansion to see Renaissance artworks and lavish European furnishings.
CITY:Vernon Hills
Hoosier Grove Schoolhouse Museum
Originally built as a one-room schoolhouse in 1904 on the corner of Old Church and Barrington Roads, the museum was moved to its present site in 1991.
This authentically restored and furnished 1843 prairie farm house features costumed interpreters who involve visitors in mid-19th century farm life.
CITY:St. Charles
Rotating exhibits of St. Charles history, including Civil War artifacts, local industry and other fascinating facts. Local history research archives available by appointment. Gift shop too.
CITY:St. Charles
Restored, One-room schoolhouse serves as living museum. Open June to early September. Groups welcome by appointment. They actually sit at desks in the one room schoolhouse while a docent explains how teaching was done in 1872. They also participate in playing the games the students played during their recess periods.
CITY:St. Charles
1850 limestone Greek Revival home restored, developed as preservation study house. June-August, Tues. 1-4pm. Other hours, groups by appointment.
CITY:St. Charles
Celebrating more than 100 years of electric trolleys, this museum has original electric trains and cars that travel a three-mile circuit along the scenic Fox River.
CITY:South Elgin
Home of the Skokie Art Guild and Devonshire Playhouse, the Cultural Center offers children's and adult theater, as well as visual and performing arts.


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AMVNews.ru holds the fourth thematic contest of Level Up series. The main idea behind the contest is to join forces of pro and novice music video creators and make them work in pairs. Partners exchange experience, and novice gains new skills in video making from his/her "elder" teammate, thus increasing his/her level drastically. As the previous contests (2009, 2011 and 2012) showed, this concept draws much interest of creators as well as of viewers' audience.
In case you have some questions concerning the contest, you may contact the main orgainizer via the private message: Turbo
Thе contest is opened for pairs of AMV makers, Pro (experienced and acknowledged creator)+Novice (a beginner without significant achievements). A team's goal is to create a small AMV through joint efforts, with the assumption that Pro doesn't do editing and does not work on effects but does what he/she can to support the Novice technically.
Novice's duties include: project settings adjustment, clips cutting, making of effects, AMV encoding and making of preview
Pro's duties include: thinking the AMV concept over together with Novice, software using advice, advice on effects making, help in searhing for sources, beta testing, advice on video encoding, video upload and filling in the site form
Contest schedule
1) Registation of pairs till December 31st, 2012
2) Submission of videos from January 20th till February 10th, 2013
Supplementary rules:
1) If a participant is a prize winner (in any category) of AMVNews, AKROSS or CreaCon contest series, he/she cannot register as Novice
2) A Pro can participate in several teams (but no more than 3)
3) You can register as Pro, as Novice or as a pair Pro+Novice
4) Pro is oblidged to provide links to his/her videos. Novices are recommended to do so, because Pros rarely choose totally unexperienced Novices.
5) As the number of Pros is rather limited, we recommend Novices to contact a Pro you want to work with directly (via private message, for example) with a request to participate in contest together.
Signing up for the contest
You can register in a special topic on forum
You can sign up as an individual participant, in this case you must choose one of the following groups:
1) Novice group – can participate only as Novice
2) Pro group – can participate only as Pro
3) Unsure – leaves it to the contest organizers to decide what team to sign him/her into.
Or you can register as a pair formed on previous agreement
Registration as an individual participant does not bind you to anything, it's just a preliminary list. When your name appeares in the list of participants, it is only to show the other contestants that you wish to take part in the event. There will be no random pairs of participants. You must define your partner and register for the contest as a pair up to the deadline, which is the 31st of December. Videos will only be accepted from registered pairs.
The contest will be held only if there is no less than 10 videos accepted from registered teams
Prize fund:
The prize is to be divided in equal parts between the members of winning team:
1 place – (1500+1500) roubles + 2 diplomas
2 place – (1000+1000) roubles + 2 diplomas
3 place – (500+500) roubles + 2 diplomas
Video Requirements
Contest video can be made either of anime movies, anime series and Japanese videogames or of manga. Other footage is accepted only if it makes no more than 50% of the video. No restrictions on music styles. Videos premiered after January 20th, 2013 are eligible, as well as videos made specially for the contest. The contest video should not be uploaded to any other websites (including YouTube and Vkontakte) until the publication at AMVNews.ru in the course of the contest. In case the video is found in free access somewhere in the inernet before the contest publication, it shoud be banned from participation and published on the site as a regular non-contest video. The contest video is eligible for participation in other contests after it was shown at Level Up. Each team is allowed to submit one video only. You must know exactly the title of anime/videogame used for your video, as well as the title of the music composition and the name of its performer.Unkown music and animes/videogames are not allowed. The length of contest video may not be less than 1 minute (without credits). It is not recommended to use pieces of a video somebody else created in your work. In case such pieces are used, they should be listed in credits among other sources, without exception. An obvious plagiarism is strictly prohibited and is to be banned from participation. AMV News and/or the contest title must be mentioned in the video, how exactly to mention is to the team's choice. A line in credits should be enough.
A video won't be accepted, if:
1) There are significant compression artifacts.
2) Footage is of poor quality
3) TV resolution of full version is far too low (480x360 or 480x270)
4) There are hard subtitles or logos not justified by artistic intent.
5) Broken aspect ratio or interlace is visible in most parts of the video.
6) There are black bars on the top and bottom of the video (if those are not used in any way during most part of the screening)
7) There are violations of Russian Federation legislation, in particular concerning the incitement of ethnic hatred.
Video format/encoding:
Each contest entry must be submitted in two variants: full version and efficiently compressed preview version.
Video codecs allowed for the contest: Main: x264. Reserve: DivX, XviD
Audio codecs allowed for the contest: Main: AAC. Reserve: MP3, OGG
Containers allowed: Main: MP4, MKV (for full version). Reserve: AVI
It's recommended to use AMVSimpleGUI or MeGUI to encode the video, see the following articles:
http://amvnews.ru/index.php?go=Pages&in ... 34&lang=en
http://amvnews.ru/index.php?go=Pages&in ... =7&lang=en
- Full version is to be compressed at the rate of no more than 25 MB per minute of the video. If HD-sources are used, the limit can be extended to 40 MB per minute.
- Preview version is to be compressed at the rate of 3-4 MB per minute; resolution width 480 pixels. Encoding combination x264+AAC+MP4 via AMVSimpleGUI is highly recommended. In case your preview does not correspond to the contest requirements it shall be re-encoded on server automatically.
Recommendation: If you submit an HD-version of the video, it is suggested to add a standard definition version as well.
How to enter your video:
1) Videos can be submitted from January 20th through February 10th, 2013 only by Pro of a registered team. A Novice may add the video only in case that Pro had posted his/her approval via private message.
2) Fill in the application form located here: http://amvnews.ru/index.php?go=Files&file=add&lang=en. Choose "Level Up 2013" as one of the categories. Make sure there was a site message "Thank you, your video has been added successfully" after the upload. Here you can see whether your video was added to the list for moderatorial check.
Then you'll either wait yours turn to see the AMV on site or you'll get a private message from administrator requesting to correct the deficiencies found during the tech check.
There will be two rounds of voting via the on-line form on the site. All Pros of all registered teams take vote, as well as the members of a specially chosen jury. If a team's contestants do not take vote, a small fine will be imposed on the team. Registration of jury members will start later in a special topic.
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Progress Network Administrator
It's high time computer users and digital photography enthusiasts meet the GIMP.
No, this is not a person with a limp in their step. The GIMP - in this context anyway - is an open-source graphics editing program.
The GIMP, which stands for "GNU Image Manipulation Program," is arguably the most advanced open-source graphics editor ever created.
Because the GIMP is open-source software, it is freely available to anyone who wants it. As one person described open-source is "free as in freedom, not free as in beer." Like other open-source applications, the GIMP is built around an ideology that fosters sharing, cooperation and product quality.
One of the best things about the GIMP is that it is multi-platform. This means that it is available for more than one platform, or operating system. For example, the GIMP can run on Windows, Linux and even Mac OS-X (using X11).
The GIMP isn't new. In fact, it's been around since 1995. For end users, this means the GIMP has had time to mature into a stable, full-featured program.
The GIMP has virtually all the tools basic users need, from paint brushes, text tools and erasers to color picker (eyedropper) and canvas selection (marquee, magic wand) tools. It also has features that should please advanced users, like layers, paths, channel controls and effect filters.
The GIMP even has a nice angle and distance measuring tool.
But even though the GIMP is a very capable program, it takes an unorthodox approach to many tasks, and as a result, can be a little difficult for many computer users to get used to.
For example, the GIMP uses multiple, completely independent windows instead of a single window. For example, the program's main tools (paint brush, fill tool, lasso, etc.) are in it's own window, each open document is it's own window, and layers, brushes and colors are in another individual window. It's as if each window, or piece, is a different program. To fully minimize the program, one must minimize each piece individually.
This unique use of independent windows has been the center of much debate over the past several years and there has been talk among developers of providing an option that would make the GIMP operate within a single window, much like other popular graphics programs, like Adobe Photoshop. Unfortunately, given the GIMP's slow development pace, it isn't likely to happen any time soon.
Another highly unorthodox approach is it's keyboard commands, which do not always follow the tradition of other major graphics editors. For example, to delete a selection, users must press Ctrl+K instead of simply pressing Delete. The lack of uniformity with keyboard commands can make it hard for many Windows users to adjust.
For Windows users, there are a couple extra caveats. Because the GIMP is designed primarily to run on the GNOME desktop environment on open platforms like Linux and BSD, the Windows version doesn't behave or operate like a normal Windows program.
For example, the GIMP uses GNOME-like windows ("open", "save as" boxes, etc.), even when it is running on other platforms, or operating systems. This can introduce some confusion for some less computer-savvy users.
Because the GIMP doesn't fully support CMYK images, many professionals in the printing industry (newspapers, magazines) aren't able to adopt it.
Still, the GIMP is very usable for basic and advanced users alike, especially for home users or amateur photographers.
It's a very powerful program that competes with some of the bigger, expensive alternatives, especially for the cost - it's hard to ignore 'FREE'. And it can do wonders for digital photographers who like to touch up their photos to make them perfect.
The GIMP does require GTK libraries on Windows, which is included in the automated installer. It can be obtained by visiting www.gimp.org and clicking on the "GIMP for Windows" link. While there, Windows users should consider downloading the documentation. A download link is located further down the "GIMP for Windows" download page.
As most Linux distributions include the GIMP on the provided CDs, Linux users should install the GIMP from the distribution's CD or DVD installation discs. OpenSUSE Linux users can install the GIMP via the "Software Management" tool inside the YaST2 control panel.
Regardless of the type of computer system the GIMP is installed on, the user will be presented with a first-time setup wizard when the GIMP is first run (on a per user basis). In most cases, users should simply leave default values in place and simply click the "next" or "continue" buttons until the wizard completes. At that point, the GIMP should start.
Learning the GIMP can be a little challenging, but once it is understood, it can be a very rewarding piece of software that can do wonders with your photos and other graphic files.
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St. Boniface Catholic Church
Now to describe the working conditions, we did not have any electric
service. The place was only warmed when there was to be a mass.
The basement was just a hole, big enough for the coal bin and the
furnace. All of the bottom of the church was open. You cold see
all the way back to the other end so there was a lot of room for
the cold. This was one place where you could make ice cream and
you did not have to bring the ice.
The stove was big, it was a coal burner. Most times I would go
over on a Saturday and take along a nag full of hay to help start
the fire. We would clean out the ashes and put the hay in and some
wood. When Sunday morning came, I took a farm lantern and a handful
of matches and walked over to the church. On cold days I would go
over to the church at 4:00 a.m. I would put a bundle of hay in the
ash pit and light it. Everything was so cold that the chimney would
not draw and the smoke came out of more places then I thought I
had places. The smoke went up into the church. I then would go to
the chimney and open and shut the cleanout door banging it until
it finely took. By this time the church had a lot of smoke in it.
I then had to go up and open some windows to get the smoke out.
By this time, the wood was burning good so I added some coal. The
stove pipe was the first to get warm. I had to go up and close the
Upstairs was a different story. The cold air register was up front
beside the hot air register. All the cold air had to pass under
the pews which took extra heat. That was fine. But there was also
one upstairs for the single people. Upstairs it got too hot, so
they opened the trap door that lead to the steeple. We had too much
heat upstairs and cold feet below. If we had early mass at 8:30
a.m., I would go home and eat, change my clothes, and go to mass.
After mass I would drive Father Lawrence to the mission churches
either to Burnstad or to Wishek. The fire would go out till next
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I love these, but boooooo to so much national and international media, and not enough local news on these. I really like how Conan will poke fun at local news who use CNN wire stories and read the same intros to the pkg.
Funny moments in this one-
When the met from WXII (Brian Slocum) was explaining about tornadoes and the dog pic came up, and he just rolled with it. Good job, and funny.
When KTVK's Jaime Cerreta was doing her live shot in the dust storm. Excellent composure, and made me laugh. I've never been in anything quite that intense, but I can relate.
I love how fast the Fox News producers were able to update the CGs as Joan Rivers was talking. Not even a second after she said something, they'd have the CG updated. Hilarious. They had to have known she'd be feisty and they were ready.
Thankful I've never ended up on something like this. Just on the station blooper reel that gets watched at the Christmas party each year.
And yes, I do work in local news. I am a meteorologist and reporter at WFFT in Fort Wayne, IN.
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Are you nuts???
Around 2,000 reported side effects after using Gardasil cervical cancer vaccine have determined Japanese government officials to withdraw Gardasil from the market in 2013, despite the vaccine being highly promoted in the United States and now approved by the European Union.
"Japanese health officials have recorded nearly 2,000 adverse reactions – hundreds of them serious," reported Judicial Watch, the Washington-based corruption watchdog that has been monitoring the effects – and health costs – of the drug's use in the United States for years.
"The alarming reports have led Japan's government to take action, suspending recommendation for the controversial vaccine which is billed as a miracle shot that can prevent certain strains of cervical cancer caused by Human Papillomavirus (HPV).
Another reason for vaccine use is to prevent recurrent respiratory pappiloma in infants. Contacted via birth canal or inuterio from mother with Hpv subtype #6#11#31
I would like to address the comments on the safety of this vaccine. Safety is indeed carefully monitored and reported(very closely). For those interested in reading reports about the safety and monitoring, including any side effects of the vaccine, the CDC website has all data to date listed at this site http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/vaccines/HPV/Index.html
Why not call it what it is? Gardasil. The one with inadequate testing and horrific side effects. (I have spoken with a patient who was repeatedly hospitalized.) It is alarming to read an article from Mayo Clinic that states it causes little or no symptoms. To say only minor (expected) side effects have been reported is false. It is common knowledge that the side effects cause paralysis or worse.
Gardasil - Ask about all these unanswered questions:
Whether it prevents cancer, necessity for boosters, whether it increases risk of cancer, whether there is increased risk of cancer due to the of gene manipulated HPV DNA, whether Gardasil vaccinated may safely donate blood,increased risk of autoimmune disorders due to the recombinant HPV DNA, if HPV is necessarily an infection transmitted by sexual intercourse, whether it causes genotoxicity, whether it targets the relevant virus strains in different demographics, whether the strains change in the course of time, adverse events due to concomitant administration with other vaccines, true numbers of longterm serious adverse events, what results would be if a true placebo had been used in all the clinical trials, what results of clinical trials would be if Merck had not used own exclusion criteria, whether there is increased risk of blood clots when Gardasil is combined with hormonal contraceptive pills, increased risk of brain damage, consequences of "bridging",risk of infertility,stillbirths, babies born with anomalies etc etc etc etc.
kindly clarify that Youtube post on injection HPV effects is false or true on the paralysis(CNS)& eventually DEATH? Is vy scary & frightening even think of getting immunized. TQ
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"We are getting better and I feel that by time region play gets here that we will be a really good team," according to Coach Kris Bell after the loss at Park City.
Bell is happy with the progress of her team and expects the starting line-up to be solidified in the near future. Right now, she thinks three or four girls have stepped up but is waiting for the team as a whole to gel.
At Park City, Emery played well at most times but seemed to let down after time-outs and that trend seemed to be picked up on by the Miners. Every time Emery made a run a time-out was called and Emery responded with a slow start. Bell says the team will work on that.
Emery kept the first game close but lost 25-22. Emery then won the second game 25-20, as they seemed to be over the hump of losing close games.
Emery then lost the third game 25-20 as they let Park City build too big of a lead to overcome. Emery then lost the match in the fourth game at 25-23.
As Emery looks to build for the future with the younger players on the squad, it bodes well that the freshman team, the sophomore team and the JV team all won their matches at Park City.
Bell also would like her team to concentrate on serving better. "Missed serves hurt, especially those that hit the ground before the net. We have got to get better at this," according to the coach.
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United Air Specialists (UAS), Cincinnati, has added Carter Chambers LLC as a distributor for its full line of dust and mist/fume collection equipment. Carter Chambers has worked with UAS since 2004, distributing Kleentek electrostatic oil conditioning systems. The company now is the exclusive distributor for UAS dust and mist/fume filtration solutions in Louisiana.
Carter Chambers provides integrated products for industries such as mining, oil and gas, chemical, pulp and paper, power generation, steel, automotive, and marine. Charles Breedlove, the UAS representative at Carter Chambers, has more than 30 years of sales, technical, and industry experience. Breedlove has worked as an instrument engineer at PPG Industries and McDermott Engineering.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
People love their animals and in Orangeville the love of animals is causing a conflict. When there are too many animals then the question of compliance comes into play.
At the recent Orangeville City Council meeting several neighbors and friends of Wendy Larsen spoke in her behalf and also in behalf of her animals during the public comment portion of the meeting.
Phil Fauver said he believes the attempt to try to remove animals off the Larsen property is unfair. There are not that many animals there and that property has always had animals. "When did it change, so that you can't have animals, what ordinance is it," questioned Fauver.
Pat Preston said the animals there on the property aren't hurting anything and she believes that what the city is trying to do is wrong.
Lori Lyon said that Larsen is a good neighbor and she hasn't had any complaints with her. Larsen is a responsible animal owner.
In the midst of the dispute over the animals on the Larsen land, there has been a fencing issue on the side. Mick Rogers is a bordering neighbor to the Larsen property. He wanted to put up a fence, he didn't want to move the fence, just put one up.
Rogers came before the city council, he said he had the property surveyed and as it turns out, the existing fence line was 30 feet off. Rogers should have 30 feet more of Larsen's property. He asked for the city council's recommendation. Mayor Bart Cox said the fence should be put on the property line. "Your rights are to fence your property," said Mayor Cox.
Rogers said he doesn't want any problems so that's why he hired the surveyor at the request of the Larsen's who thought Rogers had 30 feet of their property along the fence line.
Rogers said he just wants to put up a good fence, because a good fence is a good neighbor and it will keep the animals where they to be. He will proceed with his new fence.
Larsen appeared before the council, she showed the council pictures of her property before it was annexed into the city. She has goats, chickens, sheep and horses. The horses can also roam onto the Seely property with permission from the owner there.
Larsen presented several letters from neighbors which stated they didn't have any complaints with the animals and hadn't complained to the city. Larsen raises animals to sell and also has a dog grooming business.
Larsen said she has been in contact with a lawyer who instructed her to request documentation of when the property lost its animal rights.
It was mentioned the annexation of that property into the city occurred in 1979.
Mayor Cox gave some history on the property. He said the animal control is not asking her to remove all the animals from the property, but just to come into compliance and bring the animal numbers down to the three animal units allowed.
At the time of the annexation of the property into the city, the property was owned by Stanton Tuttle who always had animals. It was the goal of the town at that time to remove all animals out of the city.
If people had animals they could keep them. If the land went longer than one year without an animal on the property then the animal rights would be lost. After Tuttle's death, then his widow moved to Wellington for a time and during those three-four years, the property went without animals.
The city changed the ordinance to allow animals in the city with limits on the number of animals. The city wrote the animal right ordinance and in the code defined the number of animals allowed to be three animal units.
Animal units consist of: A. One of, or a proportionate combination of the following;
1. Two cows, two horses or similar large animal, not including pigs.
2. Eight adult sheep or feeder lambs
3. Four goats
4. Thirty-six rabbits or similar small animals, excluding mink.
B. For the purpose of determining compliance, this definition shall not include the unweaned offspring of any residing animal which is less than six months of age.
The question came up of the prior owner of the property having too many animals on the property as well. Mayor Cox said the prior owner never had 75 horses on the property as was reported. He had 13-14 on that property and had other property leased around Orangeville where he kept other horses and moved the horses around on these properties. Mayor Cox said, "We haven't told you to take all the animals off there."
The animal control officer Casey Toomer visited Larsen and her property and instructed her she needed to come into compliance, but never instructed her she had to remove all her animals.
Mayor Cox said there are some options for a solution to the animal issue. Larsen can appear before the Orangeville Planning and Zoning Commission and ask them to change the ordinance. Larsen has 9.5 acres of property. Mayor Cox said Larsen can also petition the zoning commission to have her property de-annexed from the city.
Mayor Cox said the council is bound to uphold the laws of the city.
Toomer reported he had visited Larsen on her property. She has seven horses, 17 sheep, 22 goats, one rabbit and three ducks.
Toomer wanted to clarify a point with the animal issue. He said he never told Larsen she had to remove all her animals. He did tell her he would have animals removed to bring her into compliance. Larsen told him she would consider that a trespass. Toomer told her he would bring a deputy with him if needed. Toomer said he is just doing his job and they have received three anonymous complaints about the animals.
After the animal discussion, Orangeville City discussed the fees involved for people out of compliance on ordinances. This would include not getting a building permit before proceeding with a construction project and all other situations with compliance issues.
The animal non-compliance also came into play again with the ordinance fees. The council voted to issue letters of warning for noncompliance with ordinances. The party would have time during the warning period, to be determined by the zoning administrator, to come into compliance afterwhich a fine would be levied. The fine will be for $250. If the fine is not paid then the fine will accrue at a rate of $250 weekly until paid.
Dennis Tuttle pointed out that Wendy Larsen was served written notice on Oct. 14 and her 30 day warning period would expire on Nov. 14 afterwhich she would be subject to a fine. Tuttle said he had told her she could meet with the Board of Appeals and go to planning and zoning.
The council determined they would send a certified letter to the property owner which is Randy Larsen and make him aware of the non-compliance issue. They will make him aware of the fine which can be levied after 30 days.
Orangeville City Council will put the Larsen animal situation back on the Dec. 11 council meeting. They will discuss the possible de-annexation of her property.
Orangeville City Council will hold a public hearing on fines on Dec. 11.


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