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When they repack the k-troops for the LC, they better fix the paint apps on the visor. Those idiots. Why do wave 5s suck?? TAC wave 5 - never saw pre-cyborg Grievous or Revan or Malak EVER at any store and SL wave 5 -never have seen the shadow troopers or covert ops thus far. Probably never will.
Found the Rancor on Target.com for those that dont want to drvie around for it.
Nothin new at Burbank Target... just bought the least-crappy Wolverine/Psylocke Superhero Squad pack and 4 of those Target WWII soldiers (3rd plain-helmet German and 3 US) for more Indy accessories & shelf fodder
I figure if Hasbro ever makes an Indy with an automatic, like he used in Marion's bar in Nepal, it'll probably be huge like the pistols Irina and most Joes have, so the WWII US pistol'd be perfect for him... and it is! Plus there's shovels & maps & such that'll go nicely with "fanfic" scenes of his time in the war, helpin the troops find some relic or whatever.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Finally found something worth buying at the Toys R Us sale at Los Feliz.
Cairo Swordsman (with REALLY good paint, I'd only seen him a couple of times and he was always a mess.)
Mutt w/ Jacket (seeing the film made me actually want this guy, plus I have actually met Shia socially a handful of times so it was amusing to pick up a figure of somebody I've broken bread with. I may be a bit biased, but I thought he did a solid job in the flick.)
Indiana Jones w/Idol (Okay, I was on the fence about this guy as I have soooooo many Indys at this point. With five of 'em, half my collection is Indy's and the holster is silly. But I wanted the properly scaled fertility Idol and the the mask pack in as well. Both are really cool and I have no regrets.)
Still DESPERATE to get a basic Marion. And a Cemetery Warrior. Neither of these were on the shelves sadly.
Passed on a Irina and a Ugha Warrior as there wasn't a third figure I wanted bad enough. Hope to find a Marion soon. Getting frustrated.
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Transformers: Classics Nemesis Prime
6" Titanium Skywarp
GI JOE: Cobra Commander in suit and tie w/ podium and microphone (also a variant Cobra Commander in his Blue "Springfield Country Club" Blazer)
Also there is a *2nd GI JOE exclusive soon to be announced*
Marvel Legends: Shanna-Kazar-Zabu box set and Fing Fan Foom
Exclusive Iron Man Movie Mighty Muggs Figure
Star Wars Exclusive Commander Gree Mighty Muggs
Star Wars Darth Vader kneeling before a Holo Emperor
Indiana Jones Golden Idol Mighty Mugg
DC Universe Lobo and dog $20
JLU 8 and 4 Giganta 2-pack $20
He man exclusive King Grayskull figure (Regular and stone variant)
Cars Lightning McQueen
Diamond Select:
G1 Optimus Prime bust
Minimates Iron Man through the ages 4-Pack
Minimates Cap/Bucky/Namor/Torch Invaders 4-Pack
Halo Exclusive figure (Spawn colors and clear)
Gears of War Carmine
Conan the Barbarian Statue
TMNT Mousers 3-pack
Action Figure Xpress: Skywarp Bust (Limited to 400) $60
Funko: Iron Man Gold Edition Mark I Armor Bobble head (Limited to 1008) $17
Mezco: Heroes Future Hiro 7" Figure
Peanuts Vintage Charlie Brown bobble head (Limited to 600) $15
Sideshow Collectibles: Star Wars Aayla Secura 12" figure (Limited to 3000) $64.99
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Burbank TRU has a bunch of Wii consoles in stock. They also have their full Wall-E display out (in a back endcap). I was tempted to get the $39.99 remote controlled version, but I waited too long in line and decided to pass. There are either not enough characters in this movie, or this new company has no idea what to do with variants- there are way too many variants of Wall-E, and almost no other characters besides EVE- which I don't like as a toy.


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Finding materials online and in the library can require using a variety of different words. It is a good idea to write down as many terms as you can think of before and during your research.
Some terms to use when searching for information about Native Americans include:
Native Americans
Indians of North America
individual tribal names
Print Reference Books
Get some fast background on the Native American tribes in reference books, located behind the reference desk.
- Encyclopedia of North American Indians – R 970.1 H867e
- The Gale Encyclopedia of Native American Tribes – R 970.1 M251g
- Statistical Record of Native North Americans – R 970.1 R313s 1995
- Tiller's Guide to Indian Country – R 970.1 T575g
Online Reference Books
To access these books from off campus, you will need to log in using your Pipeline username and password.
Use the library catalog to find books about Native Americans, in both print and ebook format. Your search results will include articles as well. Limit to books by choosing the appropriate box from the menu to the left of the results.
Use one of the following databases to find articles from periodicals (newspapers, magazines, scholarly journals) about Native Americans. To access databases from off campus, you will need to log in with your Pipeline username and password.
- Academic Search Premier Provides abstracts for articles from nearly 13,200 periodicals (journals, magazines, and newspapers) in all subject areas, and full text articles from nearly 8,750 periodicals, including more than 7,550 peer-reviewed journals. Searchable cited references are provided for more than 1,400 journals. Full text PDF content dates back as far as 1887.
- History Reference Center Covers all time periods of U.S. and World History. Provides full text from more than 1,620 reference books, encyclopedias and non-fiction books, and cover to cover full text for more than 150 leading history periodicals (magazines, newspapers, and scholarly journals). Includes primary source material such as historical documents, photos, and maps. Also includes biographies of historical figures, and more than 80 hours of historical video.
Primary sources
Primary sources are first-person accounts or direct evidence of the topics or events you are researching. They may include letters, diaries, photographs, autobiographies, records such as birth certificates or land deeds, treaties and other government documents, news footage and eyewitness articles, plays, movies, works of art, speeches, interviews, oral histories, memoirs, architectural plans, and many other kinds of artifacts.
Secondary sources
Secondary sources analyze, summarize, interpret, or comment on primary sources. They are usually created by someone who did not experience an event first-hand. They may include biographies, scholarly journal articles, literary criticism, political analysis, news reports other than first-hand accounts, reference books, and textbooks.
What About Newspapers?
Some sources may be considered primary or secondary, depending on how you use them. For example, a 1969 newspaper article that discusses the moon landing that year could be considered a secondary source. But if you are interested in how NASA was portrayed by the media during the Cold War, the same article could be considered a primary source as an historical artifact. Watch Newspapers – Primary Source? for more information.
Primary Sources in Library Databases
Some of the library databases include primary source materials. To access these resources from off campus, you will need to log in with your Pipeline username and password.
- History Reference Center when you search for your topic, use the ADVANCED SEARCH and select PUBLICATION TYPE = PRIMARY SOURCE DOCUMENTS. Or you can select the PRIMARY SOURCES tab found in the menu to the left of the list of results after your search.
- Alexander Street Press Videos Search for "Native American"
Primary Sources on the Internet
You can also find primary sources materials through several free websites:
- American Museum of Natural History North American Ethnographic Collection Images of culture objects from North America.
- Cline Library Digital Archives Digital Archives of the Colorado Plateau
- National Archives Native American Heritage
- Native American Heritage Month Exhibits and CollectionsIncludes primary sources and information about exhibits.
- Native American History from the Library of Congress American Memory Project
- Project Jukebox From the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Includes oral histories of Native and Non-native Alaskans .
Finding good websites can be difficult and time-consuming, and it is important to evaluate your sources. Techniques for Evaluating American Indian Websites offers "guidelines useful for evaluating and identifying Web sites that contain accurate information and that are not exploitative of American Indians."
Below are some recommendations of quality sites about Native American history and culture:
General Websites
- Federal Websites – Native Americans "This is a guide to federal agency websites that feature information for or about Native Americans. Most of these websites focus on tribal matters."
- Indian/Native American Resources From the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, Law and Research Library Division.
- National Native News Native news from Koahnic Broadcast Corporation (KBC) –a nonprofit, Alaska Native governed and operated media center.
- Native American Heritage Month A collection of exhibits, Images, audio/video and other information on Native American Heritage Month presented by The Library of Congress, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and U.S. National Archives and Records Administration.
- Native American Nations: Information on Individual Native Nations A collection of links to pages that have "either been set up by nations themselves or devoted to a particular nation".
- Native Languages of the Americas: List of Native American Indian Tribes and Languages Alphabetically organized list of Native American Tribes and Languages with a large list containing links to translations and much more information on each tribe.
- NativeWeb A comprehensive website containing a resource database containing sub-categories covering food, literature, movies, nations websites, native economy and employment, reference materials and religion.
- Center for World Indigenous Studies List of links related to indigenous peoples from around the world.
Census Information
- Facts of the American Indian and Alaskan Native Population From the U.S. Census Bureau
- We The People: American Indians and Alaska Natives in the United States "This report provides a portrait of the American Indian and Alaska Native population in the United States and discusses the largest specified tribal groupings, reservations, Alaska Native village statistical areas (ANVSAs), and areas outside reservations and ANVSAs(outside tribal areas) at the national level.1 It is part of theCensus 2000 Special Reports series that presents demographic, social, and economic characteristics collected from Census 2000".
U.S. and Tribal Government and Law
- For Tribal Governments and Native Americans From USA.gov containing online services and resources on law, jobs, housing, health, tribes, and more.
- Public Administration – Bureau of Indian Affairs An overview of the Bureau of Indian Affairs with information on regions, offices, and inter-tribal organizations.
- National Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) NAGPRA page containing the Culturally Unidentifiable Human Remains Inventories (CUI) Database, grants to assist Natives, and other information regarding NAGPRA.
- Native American Constitution and Law Digitization Project A joint project between University of Oklahoma Law Library, The National Indian Law Library of the Native American Rights Fund and Native American tribes providing access to the Constitutions, Tribal Codes, and other legal documents.
- U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Established in 1824, Indian Affairs (IA) is the oldest bureau of the United States Department of the Interior and an umbrella bureau for all federal services to Native Americans. The page contains information about education, gaming, economic development, tribal government and land/water resources.
Native American Rights
- American Indian Movement The official website of one of the preeminent, but sometimes controversial, organizations working on issues related to Native rights. Includes official statements, podcasts, and streaming audio news.
Specific Regions and Tribes
- Alaska's Digital Archives: Alaska Native History & Cultures "Alaska Historical Collections (AS 14.56.080) in the Alaska State Library is a major repository for historical manuscripts, photographs, newspapers, maps, books, and other publications, along with significant personal collections."
- Alaska Native Heritage Center o Excellent reference resource containing information on the different cultures of Alaska: Athabascan, Unangax and Alutiiq (Sugpiaq), Yup'ik,Cup'ik, Inupiaq, St. Lawrence, Island Yupik,Eyak, Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian.
- Alaska Native Knowledge Network From University of Alaska, Fairbanks
- Hopi Cultural Preservation Office Official site for the Hopi containing information about current and past research projects.
- Navajo Nation Archaeology Department NNAD is an agency of the Navajo Nation with offices at Northern Arizona University. They provide archaeological services, education and consulting.
- Native American Cancer Research Partnership "The Partnership for Native American Cancer Prevention (NACP) is a collaboration between Northern Arizona University and the Arizona Cancer Center, funded through the National Cancer Institute. The mission is to alleviate the unequal burden of cancer among Native Americans of the Southwest through research, training and community outreach programs in collaboration with the communities they serve."
Indian Gaming
- National Indian Gaming Commission
- National Indian Gaming Association The official website for the National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA), a non-profit organization representing 184 Indian Nations gaming policy and interests.
Museums, Exhibits, and Presentations
(see the Primary Sources tab for more)
- Native American Heritage Month Exhibits and Collections A large collection of exhibits and collections from the National Archives, Library of Congress, National Parks Services and more. Site contains some primary sources.
- National Museum of the American Indian Information on the many exhibits and collections of NMAI. Includes searchable online collection of peoples/cultures, artists/individuals, places, and object specifics. Very useful.
- Native Networks Information about and listings of media (film, video, and radio) by and about the Native experience. Focuses on the Americas and Hawaii.
- American Museum of Natural History North American Ethnographic Collection Images of culture objects from North America.
- Surrounded by Beauty: Arts of Native AmericaArt from five regions of North America are illustrated with selected objects and information.

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Gettin' ready to head down to Kentucky, Bowling Green area to be exact, and for 2 reasons. 1) Goin turkey huntin' with archery equipment where I had great success this spring, takin' 2 nice toms. I have good scouting reports from our Kentucky Pro staffer Rob Hall. Anyone else in the area having any luck?
2) Hoosier Hunter Custom Calls is doing an event in Bowling Green at the local Gander Mtn. on Oct. 11 from 1-3 p.m., along with Ky. senior prostaffer Rob Hall, and Tn. senior prostaffer Ken Knisley, ( ya' all know him as turkeykiller ), and some of the wonderful customers of H.H.C.C. already in the area and from Tn. We will be covering Fall Calls and Calling, and Fall Turkey Hunting Strategies as well as answering any questions and just trying to be helpful and informative. There will also be other reps from different Manufacturers that day, as that is the 1 year anniversary of that store, and I must say thats the biggest G. M. I've been in. I hope that if you can find the time you will join us there. I would really like to meet some of the fine folks from this forum. I'll keep ya'all posted on the outcome of both the hunt and the calls.


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At the beginning of the New Year I line up those organizations that I believe make ours a more civil society & give them a donate. Among the recipients are the Salvation Army, RMEF, Cato, Pacific Legal (Prop Rights), Tax Foundation (favoring a flat tax), The Freedom Foundation (a local smaller gov), Hillsdale College & the Heritage Foundation. They all send Thank You's on form letters & I file them, but we know they also spend the money wisely.
This year the Thank You was a little different from Heritage, there was a form letter from Senator elect Marco Rubio thanking all of us who donate for supporting a cause that provides critical information to those willing to accept same. As he stated he was one of 172 candidates who requested & received personalized briefings on important policy questions using Heritage's commonsense conservative approach. Makes one feel good that some are going to the correct lobbyists .
If this guy don't fall on his face along the line he will go far, One of the nicer form letters I have ever received .


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Thomas G. Lewis, age 67 of Argyle, died unexpectedly on Thursday, December 27, 2012 at his home.
Tom was born April 10, 1945 in Monroe, the son of the late Glenn V. and Edna A. (Seyler) Lewis. He graduated from Argyle High School and farmed all of his life on the Lewis home farm in Jordan Township. Tom also worked for the Jordan Township Recylcing Center and seasonally at the Swiss Colony. He enjoyed reading, his cats and dogs, and visiting with people.
He is survived by his sister, Glenda (John) Wyssbrod of South Wayne; a nephew, Jim (Laurie) Hegi of Monroe; and three nieces, Julie (Greg)Knoke, Jennie Wyssbrod, and Jill (Steve) Reynolds, all of Monroe.
Private family graveside services will be held at Greenwood Cemetery, Monroe, with Reverend Randy Booth officiating. A memorial fund will be established in Tom's name. The Newcomer Funeral Home, Monroe, is assisting the family. To share a memory or sign the guestbook go to www.newcomerfuneralhome.net


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Will You Join Me in My Fight Against the Scourge of Normality? (1.04.12)
And "since he does not perceive himself as a subject, he does not ask to be seen by the other," nor is he able to look deeply into the other. That italicized part is key, for these people have no conscious desire for true subject-to-subject contact. They cannot make real contact with themselves, and therefore, others.
In the past, I have posted about how quickly one may determine this capacity in the other, as it will be felt as an almost physical constraint that you cannot get past. The real tragedy is that you have to imagine what it is like for an infant -- who knows no such restrictions -- to be raised by such a constricted parent. In order to adapt to this kind of parent, the infant will have to gradually excise parts of himself, so that he too becomes a psychic stillborn.
I am aware of a vast difference between my parents' ability to know me, vs. my ability to know my child. I was very aware from an early age that my parents mostly interacted with an image of me instead of the actual me, and I think this is what saved me. Had I not been aware of this failure on their part, I too may have met the fate of the unborn. My son won't have that problem. But, of course, what he does with his birth is another thing altogether. Being vibrantly alive is not necessarily synonymous with being virtuous. It just saves you from being among the ranks of the living dead.
Here is how Bollas describes it: "At the most fundamental level, the normotic was only partly seen by the mother and father, mirrored by parents whose reflective ability was dulled, yielding only the glimmer of an outline of self to a child." This is an example of something that is as deeply problematic as, say, the need to vaccinate all children against various diseases. But because it is in the realm of the subjective, no one really talks about it.
Furthermore, it is not particularly dramatic, being that such children typically do not suffer material deprivation. The problem is that "neither of the parents is inclined towards the celebration of the child's imaginative life." And when they do enter play, it has a kind of covert sadism that terminates the play and brings the child back to reality instead of further into imagination.
Have you ever seen this take place? I certainly have. Again, we have already lost friends because we let our child play with imaginary guns to shoot imaginary bad guys. With relish. But to deny a boy his manly aggressiveness is a psychic castration. The aggression won't just magically disappear, but return in a disguised and dysfunctional form; I'm thinking of someone like Keith Olbermann, who just bristles with a kind of toxic, infantile rage. But he seems emblematic of much of the "new castrati" (as Vanderleun calls them) of the left. One could say the same of dailykos.
Now that I have a child, I am even more aware of how some parents interact with their children in such a way as to guarantee a psychic catastrophe. Frankly, it is quite painful to observe, because you naturally empathize with the poor child, who is undergoing a slow psychic death before your eyes. When the parent fails to respond to who the child actually is, the unrecognized parts become "negative hallucinations," or "not there" particles that float aimlessly around the psyche. Then, when the child reaches adolescence, he is suddenly thrust into "the horrifying dilemma of being unable to symbolize his pain." Predictable consequences follow.
It's not really a big mystery why humans are the way they are, and why they are such persistent underachievers. They just keep doing to the next generation what was done to them. True, mankind is "fallen," but there are nevertheless covert mechanisms through which the fall operates. It's not just magic.
There is a "dialectic of death" between the normotic parent and child, which conspires to suppress "the creative expression of the inner core of the self." Looking back on it, I believe this is why my first real relationship was such a catastrophe, because I was so "hungry" for this kind of contact, in a way that far exceeded the bounds of the relationship. Therefore, when the relationship ended, it was like the conscious experience of a psychic death that must have actually occurred previously, only unconsciously. In hindsight, I can see that this was totally inevitable. I'm just glad I got it out of the way at 18 instead of 40 or 50.
Bollas says that he does not fully understand "why some children give in to such a family atmosphere and become normotic, and why others do not." Psychology is not deterministic. For example, while most children are naturally traumatized by abuse, some children seem to emerge unscathed. Likewise, some children are just so temperamentally sensitive that they are crushed by the most benign empathic failures on the part of the parents. So a lot of this is no doubt temperamental, to differing degrees in different people. Some people are born with such a strong "destiny drive," that it seems that nothing can stop them from becoming what they were meant to be. Other people can be blessed with ideal circumstances and become nothing.
Many people escape normotic parents by becoming rebellious. One thinks of the drug-addicted child of a robot such as Al Gore, or the delinquent child of a fundamentalist preacher. But rebellion is not freedom; rather, it is a kind of knee-jerk reaction to unfreedom, which is what makes it so infantile and wearisome, like the entirely predictable lives of rock stars and other celebrities. It's hard to think of anything more pathetic than, say, the Rolling Stones, still singing their adolescent songs of rebellion at the age of 65 or 70. Creepy.
Bollas suggests that perhaps the children who escape normotic parents "find a way to be mirrored even if the parents are not providing this." I am quite sure that this is what happened with me. I found other models that served this mirroring function, and in looking back on it, I can see that it clearly wasn't a chance phenomenon, at least not totally. That is, my unborns were looking for particular exemplars to assist in their own birth. A fair number of people have testified that this very blog has been instrumental in helping to bring their unborns into the world, and for that I am profoundly grateful. Didn't Socrates consider himself to be nothing more than a humble midwife?
Here is another subtle point that I am sure is accurate: "I think it is highly likely that the children who give in to the normotic element perceive in the parents' way of being a form of hate that we might conceptualize as a death instinct." It is not necessarily the case that the child feels hated by the parent. Rather, "it may be more accurate to say that the child experiences the parents' attack on life itself, and that such a parent is trying to squeeze the life out of existence."
It is more the case that the intense frustration provoked by the normotic parents engenders a kind of hatred that can at times boil over. To this day, I still have the occasional dream in which my parents simply do not understand, which always causes a kind of unbearable frustration. Again, I hate to think what would have become of me had I not been consciously aware of this frustration early on, or if I had blamed myself for it.
I think of the British royal family, which seems like a vast, intergenerational conspiracy of psychic murder -- which in turn leads to all the crazy acting out. Princess Di was unwelcome in this environment, because her craziness was way too close to the surface, and unable to be tamped down by the royal death instinct. She was the wrong kind of crazy. In such a psychic environment, "parent and child organize a foreclosure of the human mentality. They find a certain intimacy in shutting down life together, and in mastering existence with the unconscious skill of a military operation."
Have you all seen the outstanding film, The Queen? I think it captures this beautifully. In fact, come to think of it, so too does the film Ordinary People, which uses the literal death of a child as a metaphor for the psychic death of the family. And just as in this post, the psychologist is the gallant superhero who slays the unconscious dragon.


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Film & Discussion: Garbage Warrior
Imagine a house that heats itself, that provides its own water, that grows its own food. Imagine that it needs no expensive technology, that it recycles its own waste, that it has its own power source. And now imagine that it can be built anywhere, by anyone, out of the things society throws away. Thirty years ago, New Mexico-based architect Michael Reynolds imagined just such a home – then set out to build it. For 30 years he and his green disciples have devoted their time to advancing the art of "Earthship Biotecture" by building self-sufficient, off-the-grid communities where design and function converge in eco-harmony. However, these experimental structures that defied state standards created conflict between Michael and the authorities who are backed by big business. Frustrated by antiquated legislation, Reynolds lobbied for the right to create a sustainable living test site. While politicians hemmed and hawed, Mother Nature struck, leaving communities devastated by tsunamis, tornadoes, droughts, floods, and hurricanes. Michael and his crew seized the opportunity to lend their pioneering skills to those who needed it most. Shot over three years and in four countries, this remarkable film is a timely portrait of a determined visionary, a hero of the 21st century.
Can Michael Reynolds' thirty-year long approach to self-sustaining building — which involves using discarded tires, plastic bottles, old beer cans, rammed earth, rain-harvesting, solar power, and on-site food production — be a feasible solution to the development of green building in North America? The proof is in the pudding: we can see that Michael's vision of self-sufficient, off-grid living has been potently realized in the distinctive and eloquent earthships nestled in the harsh landscape just outside of Taos, New Mexico. As specimens of an experimental design process, the earthships certainly stand in sharp contrast to what conventional housing and architecture stand for today, as these houses can literally "take care of themselves." Completely off-grid, the houses provide food from integrated greenhouses, water from the roofs, greywater recycling, electricity from windmills, and solar panels and passive solar methods of heating and cooling — an impressive feat of design that ultimately reconnects their inhabitants with the cycles and providence of nature.
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Two alumni board members named Rising Stars
By Cindy Brockwell
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(Dec. 10, 2008)--UTSA Alumni Association board members Danny Zimmermann and Rob Killen are among the San Antonio Business Journal's "40 Under 40 Rising Stars" for 2008.
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Board president Danny Zimmermann, '01, is principal of Cleary Zimmermann Engineers. He earned his bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering. For several years he chaired the Diploma Dash, the annual walk/run that benefits the UTSA Alumni Scholarship Fund, UTSA track athletes, and alumni programs and services. He and his wife April have two children, Ethan and Sophie.
Alumni board treasurer Rob Killen, '97, recently was named partner in the law firm of Kaufman & Killen Inc. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in political science. Killen has been an active member of the alumni board, specializing in community relations before his election as treasurer. He is married to Melissa Castro Killen.
"We are delighted to see two UTSA alumni selected as area rising stars," said Marjie French, UTSA vice president for university advancement. "Everyone here at UTSA who works with Danny and Rob appreciate all they do for the UTSA Alumni Association and the entire university. We are also very proud of the fine work they are doing in the business community."
Killen and Zimmermann were chosen from 274 nominees. The San Antonio Business Journal each year honors 40 young local professionals under the age of 40 who "are making a difference in the business world and the community."


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The first really big cheer during the preview for X2-X-MEN UNITED (the irony of that title sinks in later) came when Wolverine sunk his adamantium claws knuckle-deep into the chest of an anonymous paramilitary dude who had invaded Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters: the crowd, as they say, went wild. And I was right there with them; it reminded me of nothing so much as Waco. Mind you, this dark and brutal invasion occurs shortly after an energizing opening: a dark-skinned, devil-tailed mutant in a trench coat teleports from White House hallway to hallway, room to room, taking out Secret Service agents one by one, in an attempt to assasinate the President of the United States; he fails, but stabs the President's desk with a dagger, festooned with a red ribbon bearing the slogan: MUTANT FREEDOM NOW!
X-Men, as written by Chris Claremont, had always richly indulged both persecuted outsider and powerful geek fantasies The first X-Men movie, also directed by Bryan Singer, was enjoyable to an extent, but was rather timid about evoking these fantasies. X2 is balls out and not your typical benign empowerment fantasy to be sure. Harry Potter wouldn't last a week at the X-Men school. Despite the potential for ass-kicking (and we do get to see a lot more of each mutant's powers, to the cheers of the audience), these kids' abilities exact painful costs: exile, self-remonstrating guilt, secrecy, loneliness. Why? Because indeed their abilities are their identities. At one point, Magneto asks a fire-manipulating mutant, "What's your real name?" when the boy at first answers with his given name rather than with Pyro, his X-name. When Iceman Bobby Drake has "something to tell" his parents the script utilizes the language of a gay teen's coming out: Mom asks, "Bobby, can't you just not be a mutant?" These asides make me think the increased use of mutant power special effects have to do with theme and not merely for sheer dazzling effect, as most mainstream reviewers lazily assert.
No one's more emblematic of the theme of suffering for one's mutant identity than Rogue, a teenager whose touch involuntarily drains the life and powers from her target; she can't even kiss her boyfriend without hurting him. Potentially, she's the most powerful mutant; not coincidentally, she's also probably the most isolated and needy. Add rage to the previous list of characteristics and you get Wolverine, a highly complicated bearish (the stogie he's smokin' in an early scene made me chuckle) ex-paramilitary thug who can't remember his past clearly. It's eventually revealed that he was experimented upon by the same shadow-military organization that invaded the school. "You were an animal then and you're an animal now!" bad guy Stryker tells Wolverine near the film's end. Comic book cinema? Sure; but that's your problem if you think that means a lack of richness and character development.[I'll be adding more to this review as I mull this movie over; but, you'll have to check out my own site if you're interested in reading it.] Powered by Sidelines


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Orlando, Fla. – Florida A&M University (FAMU) College of Law and the FAMU Center for Environmental Equity and Justice will host its inaugural Environmental Law and Justice Symposium titled "New Directions in Environmental Justice" on Thursday and Friday, November 11-12, at the Sheraton Orlando Downtown and the FAMU College of Law campus. The symposium will feature an overview of the latest international, national, regional, state and local developments in environmental justice.
Thursday's session at the Sheraton Orlando Downtown at 400 West Livingston Street will feature remarks by Gwendolyn Keyes Fleming, Esq., Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 4 administrator. Registration begins at 4:30 p.m. Friday's keynote speakers at the College of Law located at 201 Beggs Avenue include: Beverly Wright, founder and director of Deep South Center for Environmental Justice in New Orleans; Quentin Pair, Esq., U.S. Department of Justice; and Prof. Maxine Burkett, University of Hawaii School of Law. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
We are pleased to host an event of this caliber that will not only boast nationally renowned experts in the environmental justice field, but also will focus attention on novel approaches to the environmental issues affecting our neighborhoods and our world," said FAMU College of Law Dean LeRoy Pernell.
Other notable speakers and panelists include: Prof. Deepa Badrinarayana, Chapman Law School; J. Mijin Cha, director of Campaign Research, Urban Agenda, NY; Carlos Evans, Esq., EPA Headquarters, Washington DC; Michael Goldstein, Akerman Senterfitt, Miami; Prof. Carmen Gonzalez, Seattle University School of Law; FAMU Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Cynthia Hughes Harris; Kim Jones, Esq., EPA Region 4, Atlanta, Ga.; Marva King, EPA Office of Air and Radiation; Jacki Lopez, Esq., Center for Biological Diversity, San
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"In addition to an impressive lineup of distinguished featured speakers, the panelists and moderators for the symposium also are leaders in the environmental law and justice field from government, academia, private practice and nonprofit organizations," said Randall Abate, FAMU associate professor of law and event coordinator. "Attendees can anticipate the symposium to address domestic and international dimensions of this timely topic, including the human and environmental impacts of the Gulf oil spill."
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ORANGE – From working in the Polish factory operated by Oskar Schindler during the Holocaust to the walls of American classrooms – Leon Leyson survived to tell a tale of tragedy and serve as a role model to students.
Leyson, 83, of Fullerton died Saturday after a battle with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.
World War II began when Leyson was 10, and he ended up working in Schindler's factory. Schindler employed about 1,000 Jews, saving them from execution in nearby concentration camps. The story of Schindler and the survivors became widely known after the 1993 movie "Schindler's List."
At the war's end, Leyson spent time in a German displaced-persons camp before immigrating to the United States. He served in the Army during the Korean War. He later attended Los Angeles City College, Cal State Los Angeles and Pepperdine University and become an educator.
A teacher at Huntington Park High School, he spent 39 years in the classroom and afterward gave speeches at local universities, including Chapman.
Marilyn Harran, Stern chairwoman in Holocaust studies and director of the Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education at Chapman, brought Leyson to Chapman as a speaker in the mid-1990s and remembers him as a humble friend.
"He had never spoken on a university campus," she said. "He thought people wouldn't want to hear him."
Harran remembers when Leyson came to Chapman for his first speech.
"He was wearing a beautiful new jacket. He was always so handsome," she said. "While we were walking, a bird flew over and left a 'gift' on Leon's new jacket. He could have responded many ways, but instead he thought immediately of how embarrassed I was and said, 'You know, in Poland that is good luck.'"
Leyson was an active member in The 1939 Club, a group of Southern California Holocaust survivors who frequently attend Chapman Holocaust events.
Bill Elperin, the club's president, remembers Leyson as a respectful man whose story resonated with young people.
"The magic of Leon was that he was able to connect to students," he said. "He treated and spoke to them like adults."
Jessica MyLymuk, the assistant director of the Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education and Chapman alumna, met Leyson as a student and later worked with him as an administrator.
"When he walked into a room, his eyes lit up," she said. "Although he was talking about something dark, he was able to spark interest in Oskar Schindler and the rescuers of the Holocaust."
Jan Osborn, an English professor at Chapman, said she remembers when he agreed to meet with 15 Orange High School students who came from immigrant families and were having trouble acclimating to American culture.
"Mr. Leyson took his time to reach out to them with respect for who they were and who they might become," she said. "He told his own story of a boy suddenly denied education, a boy facing loss and flung into horrors they could never imagine. He spoke with them – person to person – with a unique understanding of their doubts, their fears."
Chapman awarded Leyson an honorary doctorate in 2011 for his efforts to educate and enlighten within the Wilkinson College of Humanities and Science.
"My association with Chapman has been one of the highlights in my life," Leyson said about the degree. "I feel like I have found a home."
Leyson is survived by his wife, Elisabeth; daughter Stacy, son Daniel and six grandchildren.
Chapman's Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education will hold a memorial for Leyson at the Fish Interfaith Center on Feb. 17. The time of the event has yet to be determined.
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HelloWhy would you not believe it runs at 16MHz?
If you are using an original arduino you can see by yourself by looking at the quartz next to the processor.It should say S16B00K7 the 16 means 16MHz
in terms of floating point speed it all depends on the quality of the software implementation as the processor doesn't have a floating point coprocessorwe are using the one that comes with avr-gcc so you should check if there is any indication on the avr-libc website
PS: I thought I might calculate how much time it takes for two floats to be added or multiplied but I need a more precise version of the millis() function... does a version of millis() that work with microseconds (instead of milliseconds) exist?Thank you.
You can use timer1 which can be accurate to a fraction of a microsecond but its easier just doing a big loop of floating points and using millis. If you do a say ten thousand fp operations you should get a pretty good estimate of how long one would take
float val = 0.03;float add = 0.012;float mult = 1.008;float time = 0;int prec = 30000;long start = 0;long end = 0;long total = 0;void setup() { digitalWrite(13, HIGH);}void loop() { //ADD start = millis(); for( int i = 1; i < prec; i++ ) { val = val + add; } end = millis(); total = end - start; Serial.begin(9600); Serial.print("It has taken "); Serial.print( total ); Serial.println(" milliseconds in total."); time = (total*1000)/prec; printDouble( time, 6 ); Serial.println(" microseconds per one ADD"); //MULTIPLY start = millis(); for( int i = 1; i < prec; i++ ) { val = val*mult; } end = millis(); total = end - start; Serial.begin(9600); Serial.print("It has taken "); Serial.print( total ); Serial.println(" milliseconds in total."); time = (total*1000)/prec; printDouble( time, 6 ); Serial.println(" microseconds per one MULT"); digitalWrite(13, LOW); while(1);}void printDouble( double val, byte precision){ // prints val with number of decimal places determine by precision // precision is a number from 0 to 6 indicating the desired decimial places // example: printDouble( 3.1415, 2); // prints 3.14 (two decimal places) Serial.print (int(val)); //prints the int part if( precision > 0) { Serial.print("."); // print the decimal point unsigned long frac; unsigned long mult = 1; byte padding = precision -1; while(precision--) mult *=10; if(val >= 0) frac = (val - int(val)) * mult; else frac = (int(val)- val ) * mult; unsigned long frac1 = frac; while( frac1 /= 10 ) padding--; while( padding--) Serial.print("0"); Serial.print(frac,DEC) ; }}
float f1=0.0, f2=0.0, f3=0.0, f4=0.0, f5=0.0;int i;long start, end;start = millis();for (i=0; i<10000; i++){ f1 += 3.14159; f2 += 3.14159; f3 += 3.14159; f4 += 3.14159; f5 += 3.14159;}end = millis() - start;...
This may or may not be a valid thought, but doesn't using a for loop add overhead, so you're not getting an accurate result for how long it takes to do a multiple or add?
I doubt that worrying about the time spent in the for loop is the right place for your efforts to improve speed.
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Sophomore Natasha Kalimada rehearses her piece, "Awakening," which will be performed in the Feb. 18-20 Spring Dance Festival.
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Students to perform in Spring Dance Festival, Feb. 18-20
Posted February 14, 2005; 03:49 p.m.
Thirty-three students will perform in the Program in Theater and Dance's annual Spring Dance Festival Friday through Sunday, Feb. 18-20, at the Berlind Theatre.
Curtain times are at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 18-19, and 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 20.
This year's festival is directed by Ze'eva Cohen, head of dance, and co-directed by faculty member Rebecca Lazier. The students will perform in choreography by Cohen, Lazier and colleague Dyane Harvey; and guest choreographer Regina Nejman.
In addition, the concert will feature 11 student-choreographed works that were developed in Lazier's and Cohen's classes.
Tickets are $15 for the general public, $10 for students and senior citizens, and $5 for children. They are available by contacting the McCarter box office at (609) 258-2787 or visiting the University Ticketing Web site.


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Tuna Gets an Ethnic Twist
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Cryogenic Spiral Freezers Process a Wide Range of Foods
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Convenient Cajun-Style Turkey Turns Up the Heat for the Holidays
Jennie-O Turkey Store Inc. introduces Oven Ready Cajun-Style Whole Turkey and Bone-In Turkey Breast this holiday season.
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Gorton's Potato Crunch Fish Fillets
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Congress Scrambles to Pass Food Safety Legislation
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Dickey's Barbecue Pit Offers Signature Sausages at WalMart Stores Nationwide
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Ingredient Systems Stabilize Fillings and Stuffings
Custom blends of stabilizing and texturizing ingredients from Advanced Food Systems bind water and fats in fillings and stuffings for foods such as burritos, dumplings, egg rolls, stuffed seafood and mozzarella sticks.
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Wellness Food Trends for 2009
Condition-based marketing and parental concern for babies and toddlers will provide opportunities for product developers in the year ahead.
Tyson Foods Inc.
Arkansas-based Tyson foods manufacturers beef, pork, poultry, frozen and prepared foods around the world.
Chinese Food Safety Lapses Sign of Bigger Problems
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Trends from New Consumer Research
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MSBO Spouts Allow For Clean Deposits Of Difficult Products
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Americans' Love of Seafood Expands with Education
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Around here, Spring has finally arrived!! There are green things popping up in my garden, the grass is turning green, and we've enjoyed some lovely blue skies this week.
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Graphene sieve turns seawater into drinking water
New research demonstrates the real-world potential of providing clean drinking water for millions of people who struggle to access adequate clean water sources.
New research demonstrates the real-world potential of providing clean drinking water for millions of people who struggle to access adequate clean water sources.
Scientists at The University of Manchester have 're-discovered' a material, which could make the construction of 2D van der Waals heterostructures easier to build.
Stable, concentrated and inkjet-printable water-based 2D crystal inks developed which could be used in packaging, counterfeiting and biomedical applications.
Science and fashion have been brought together to create the world's most technically advanced dress, the intu Little Black Graphene Dress.
An ultralight high-performance mechanical watch made with graphene is unveiled today (16 January 2017) in Geneva at the Salon International De La Haute Horlogerie thanks to a unique collaboration.
A unique portrait gallery has been unveiled at the National Graphene Institute (NGI
World-first graphene innovation could be used for applications in medical devices and diagnostics
Graphene used as a 'paper' on which to 'write' chemical patterns thousand times narrower than human hair.
Two-dimensional materials could bring smaller, faster computer circuits to realisation.
Following a decade of intensive research into graphene and two-dimensional materials a new semiconductor material shows potential for the future of super-fast electronics.
The Sir Henry Royce Institute for Advanced Materials has appointed a leading materials scientist and engineer as Chief Executive.
Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the University today (October 14) to learn more about world-leading graphene research and celebrate the University's new Manchester Engineering Campus Development.
On Friday 14 October 2016, The University of Manchester will welcome Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the campus.
The University of Manchester has been awarded more than £5m for research into using nanomaterials including graphene in the human body.
University of Manchester researchers have discovered how to create the smallest ever water and gas pipes that are only one atom in size.
Oxford Instruments collaborates with the National Physical Laboratory and National Graphene Institute on a new system for graphene characterisation.
Sebastian Leaper, a PhD student at the University, is the winner of the Eli and Britt Harari Graphene Enterprise Award 2016.
Injecting electrons into one-atom-thick material graphene can control their movement, potentially leading to novel electronic applications, University of Manchester researchers have found.
Extremely thin stacks of two-dimensional materials, which could deliver applications fine-tuned to the demands of industry, are set to revolutionise the world in the same way that graphene will.
A major Chinese investment in graphene research plans to deliver lighter, better performing aircraft and high-speed trains.
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I was reading through these stories, and the bug hit. That's early for me. Usually I don't start Jonesin' until January.
Drat! Now y'all got me fired up.
Favorite story? Well, back in 2002, I had just bought the farm. I had always said that if I could string a few days of turkey hunting together, I could probably be successful. I'd spent 20 years hunting 1 or 2 days a year, and did not have a lot to show for it. It had taken 5 years just to see a turkey. Another few to get a shot at one, and a few more to actually close the deal. Now, I was going to string a whole week together.
Season opened on Monday. The family left Sunday afternoon. After hunting every morning, I tried to tackle the plumbing on the house. I would work for a while and then take off for town with my dog, Barney. We would listen to Keith Jarrett and bark at cows along the way. In the afternoon, if the leaky pipes would let me, I would go back out and do battle with the gobblers. In the evening, I sat at the back of the house, and traded owl calls with the camp of hunters over on the next ridge.
I look back on this week rather fondly. Here's the rest of the story.
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I'm having problems getting WordBiz/ISC to open/load properly. When I click on the WordBiz icon, the familiar isc.ro screen pops up briefly, but then immediately closes. This has never happened before for me.
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Craft revival
Studio craft practice was revived in Western Australia from the mid-1960s, with artists developing innovative approaches to design and object making in a range of media, many of them interpreting aspects of the state's natural environment and resources. Joan Campbell, for instance, received a national and international reputation for her raku work, pioneering new firing and glazing techniques. Form 1973 shows her devotion to the mystery of raku, earth and fore, as well as her interest in texture landscape and natural forms.


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Mudd Library exhibit commemorates 1945
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A new exhibition at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, "1945: A World United and Divided," highlights the epochal year that marked the end of World War II and the establishment of the United Nations.
Running through Jan. 31, the exhibition includes documents, letters, diaries, photographs and other items drawn from the Mudd Library's public policy collections and the University archives. It showcases memorabilia from people and organizations with significant roles in either World War II or the beginning of the United Nations, or both.
The exhibition features materials from numerous Princeton alumni, illuminating their endeavors during this historic period: James Forrestal '15, who served as secretary of the Navy from 1944 to 1947 and earned great respect for his instrumental role in helping to win World War II; John Foster Dulles '08, Adlai Stevenson '22 and Hamilton Fish Armstrong '16, who played a role in the organization of the United Nations; Jacob Beam '29, who served as third secretary to the embassy in Berlin and collected the embassy's first data on the Nazi movement; and Robert Chaplin '16, who served as the first group commander for the 116th Antiaircraft Artillery Group.
Documents, photographs and pamphlets also illustrate the efforts of groups formed during World War II. While the war divided the world, many Americans united in response to the President's War Relief Control Board request for assistance. Groups formed a coalition called the National War Fund to solicit money for the benefit of war victims across the world, both during and after the war. They believed "the American principle that in union there is strength."
That belief carried over to an organization called Americans United for World Organization. Before the war ended, groups such as the United Nations Association, Citizens for Victory, the American Free World Association, Catholic Association for International Peace and Committee for National Morale joined forces to convince leaders of the necessity for a world organization to promote peace, security and freedom throughout the world.
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A Super-Crunchy, Extra Delicious Chicken CutletTo give your classic chicken cutlet a crunchy, flavorful update, simply swap out breadcrumbs for crushed GOYA® Plantain Chips. A little sweet and a little salty, plantain chips are the perfect coating for boneless, skinless chicken breast, guaranteeing it to emerge from the oven loaded with extra crunchy flavor. Serve with a squeeze of lime and a side of vegetables for a mid-week dinner that's sure to shake things up!
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Prep time: 10 min.
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1 lb. thinly sliced boneless, skinless chicken breast cutlets
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Bleeding under the skin can occur from broken blood vessels that form tiny pinpoint red dots (called petechiae). Blood also can collect under the tissue in larger flat areas (called purpura), or in a very large bruised area (called an ecchymosis).
Ecchymoses; Skin spots - red; Pinpoint red spots on the skin; Petechiae
Aside from the common bruise, bleeding into the skin or mucous membranes is a very significant sign and should always be checked out by a health care provider.
Redness of the skin (erythema) should not be mistaken for bleeding. Areas of bleeding under the skin do not become pale (blanch) when you press on the area. The redness of erythema decreases when you apply pressure to it and returns when release the pressure.
Protect aging skin. Avoid trauma such as bumping or pulling on skin areas. For a cut or scrape, use direct pressure to stop the bleeding.
If you have a drug reaction, ask your health care provider about stopping the drug. Otherwise, follow your prescribed therapy to treat the underlying cause of the problem.
Contact your health care provider if:
The health care provider will examine you and ask questions about the bleeding, such as:
The following diagnostic tests may be performed:
Ballas M, Kraut EH. Bleeding and bruising: a diagnostic work-up. Am Fam Physician. 2008 Apr 15;77(8):1117-24.
Piette WW. Purpura. In: Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, eds. Dermatology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 22.
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Hey all,
Here is an article I wrote today on the Dolphins' potential roster casualties and extension candidates:
Obviously the Dolphins are not in need of clearing more cap space at the moment, so we might not see any of these players released any time soon. However, I thought it'd be interesting to take a look at players that could be on the chopping block due to salary and other factors, especially if Miami makes additions at their positions.
I also talk about a few extension candidates for guys with expiring contracts in 2014. (You can probably guess who.)
Let me know what you think and if you'd show any of these guys the door this offseason or perhaps after the preseason.