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The VOID PRO RGB USB headset provides exceptional comfort, epic audio performance and legendary CORSAIR durability to deliver the ultimate gaming experience. Compatible with CORSAIR iCUE
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The VOID PRO RGB USB headset provides exceptional comfort, epic audio performance and legendary CORSAIR durability to deliver the ultimate gaming experience. Compatible with CORSAIR iCUE
The CORSAIR VOID PRO RGB USB headset provides exceptional comfort, epic audio performance and legendary CORSAIR durability to deliver the ultimate gaming experience.
Breathable microfiber mesh fabric and memory foam provide exceptional comfort while reducing heat buildup and moisture. Legendary CORSAIR build quality ensures long term durability.
Custom tuned 50mm neodymium speaker drivers bring the action to life with wide range and accuracy. Genuine Dolby® Headphone 7.1 surround delivers immersive multi-channel positional audio that puts you in the middle of the action.
All new unidirectional noise cancelling microphone with LED mute indicator reduces ambient noise for enhanced voice quality. VOID PRO's microphone and audio drivers have been tested and evaluated for crystal clear communication and outstanding sound.
CORSAIR iCUE software enables custom audio equalizer settings, immersive 7.1 surround sound, sidetone control and RGB lighting synchronization with compatible CORSAIR peripherals, coolers, fans and more.
Play with the confidence that your microphone and audio drivers have been tested and evaluated for crystal clear communication and outstanding sound.
1.What wireless frequency does VOID Wireless use?
All VOID Wireless headsets use the 2.4GHz frequency.
2.What kind of drivers do the VOID headsets use?
All VOID headsets use custom tuned 50mm neodymium powered drivers.
3.How does Void differ from the V1500/H2100?
VOID headsets are an upgrade from the H2100 and H1500 series headsets in virtually every aspect. Starting with the mechanical design, VOID is built from the ground up to redefine comfort and enable marathon gaming sessions with a revolutionary new ear cup shape and top of the line microfiber fabrics and memory foam. On the wireless versions, battery life has also been improved from 10-12 hours to about 16, a very healthy improvement. This is thanks in part to the new 2.4GHz chipset that the VOID Wireless uses a brand new design that enables low power consumption but has a much greater "polling rate", for virtually zero dropouts and much more robust signal lock.
All of the VOID variants enjoy an improved unidirectional microphone (and the convenience of instant feedback with InfoMic on the wireless and USB models), and acoustic tuning is vastly improved thanks to a new driver that is combined with the digital signal processing (DSP) power of the Corsair Utility Engine (or CUE, for short). Using CUE also enables users to deploy a single software suite to command and control all of their peripheral devices (including RGB color, another feature that is unique to the VOID Wireless and USB headsets), instead of using separate software packages.
4.Does VOID have programmable buttons/G-keys?
The VOID user interface (UI) has been greatly simplified to offer expansive control right from the headset itself without the need for multiple confusing and complex buttons. With the powerful CUE Control dial, you will enjoy instant control of your audio experience not possible with any other headset. In addition to volume control, a short key press (SKP) of the CUE Control will cycle through the EQ presets. A long key press (LKP) enables and disables Dolby 7.1 right from the headset itself without having to interrupt your game.
The mute button has dual functionality as well: naturally, a short key press (SKP) will mute/unmute the microphone, but a long key press will enable/disable the microphone's "Side Tone" feature.
The power button turns the headset on or off with a short key press (SKP), but a very long key press (VLKP, about 8 seconds or longer) will put the headset into "pairing mode". The VOID Wireless headset comes pre-paired from the factory, so this process usually isn't necessary for most users. (see #16 for information about how to pair your headset to the USB receiver, if necessary).
5. What is "Side Tone"?
Side Tone will add a little bit of your voice back into your audio output this enables you to self-modulate your speaking volume because you hear how loud your own voice sounds.
6.Is the mic flexible?
Yes! All of the VOID headset microphones use Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE) AKA thermoplastic rubbers, enabling the microphone to be very flexible and keep its structural integrity. In fact, we recommend bending the mic closer to your face for better mic performance. (see the photo at #7, below)
7.How much of an improvement will I see if I bend the mic closer?
Adjusting the mic could potentially increase mic sensitivity by 10dB (or about twice as loud). The image below shows the optimal placement of the mic for the best performance.
Your new VOID Headset features a high performance "uniderctional" microphone designed to reject noise other than your voice, but it must be pointed directly at your mouth to function correctly.
8.How can I change my EQ settings?
EQ settings can be edited by using Corsair Utility Engine (CUE). You can create new EQ profiles, hide ones you don't use, as well as sort them in the order that CUE Control cycles through.
9.What else can be done using CUE?
The VOID headset can be easily customized using CUE. Each ear cup is equipped with RGB LEDs and just like with our other RGB devices, you may customize colors and lighting patterns. With CUE Link lighting may be synchronized across all of our other RGB devices.
10.Does my content need to be in specially encoded to take advantage of Dolby Headphone? Do I need to look for PC games with the Dolby logo?
No. Dolby Headphone works with any stereo, 5.1, or 7.1 audio stream.
11.Is it possible to use the headset without any software installation?
Yes. This means you will not be able to customize any lighting effects, or use any of the EQ settings and Dolby. The firmware will also need to be updated on the headset as well.
12.How do I know my headset is charging?
While charging, the LEDs on InfoMic will light up. Depending on the battery levels the LED will light up different colors red: low battery, amber: 20% or higher, green: fully charged
13.I've plugged my headset in to charge but it doesn't appear to be charging and doesn't turn on. What's wrong with it?
The headset may have inadvertently been placed in "bootloader mode". When in bootloader mode, the headset will disable all audio and lighting, in other words it will appear to be off. Bootloader mode is our failsafe protocol that prevents the headset from becoming unresponsive, which typically happens if the headset is improperly disconnected during a firmware update.
14.I never disconnected my headset during a firmware update. Why is it in bootloader mode?
If a button is held down inadvertently while plugging the headset in to charge, it may go into bootloader mode.
15.Is there any way to recover the headset from bootloader mode?
Yes. If you re-flash the firmware the headset will return to normal. You can do this by going into CUE's Settings, under Settings, there will be an "Update Firmware" button. Click the "Update firmware" button and use "Force update from the server" option. Once the headset is recovered, it will need to be paired with wireless adapter.
16.How do I pair my headset to the wireless adapter?
First you will need to use a paper clip to insert to the small hole under the white LED on the wireless adapter. Press and hold it for a few seconds and the white LED will begin rapidly flashing. Then on the headset press and hold the power button (while the headset is off) for 8 seconds, if done correctly the LEDs on InfoMic will begin flashing green and red. Once the headset is paired, InfoMic will indicate that it is paired by pulsing green and the adapter will no longer rapidly flash.
17.My headset lights up but I don't hear any audio. How do I get audio working?
Make sure that under your Windows setting that the VOID headset is set as your Default Playback device.
18.Does VOID Wireless have an auto shutoff function?
Yes. VOID Wireless will begin the automatically shut off process if it does not detect audio for 10 minutes. After the 10 minutes, users will be prompt that automatic shut off started and given 60 seconds to cancel if needed.
How do I make a warranty claim?
Prior to submitting your warranty claim, we recommend checking the Corsair knowledge base at https://support.corsair.com/ first, where you can find answers to commonly-asked questions. You can also receive troubleshooting assistance by clicking Ask a Question or proceed with product replacement by clicking Request an RMA.
Valid warranty claims should be processed through the retailer where the item was purchased during the first thirty (30) days after purchase. This period may vary depending on where you purchased your product; please verify the return policy with the retailer where you purchased your product. Any warranty claims that cannot be processed through your original point our purchased should be submitted to Corsair at https://support.corsair.com/
What are Corsairs replacement options?
Corsair offers the following Warranty fulfillment options:
Standard Replacement:
Through Corsairs Standard Replacement process, Corsair will issue an approved RMA number for the return and replacement of your defective product(s). Our Standard Replacement processing time from receipt of your product(s) to the replacement product(s) shipment is 1-3 business days plus transit time.
Express Replacement:
At Corsair, we understand the need to be up and running at all times! To minimize down time, we offer an Express Replacement RMA process. Through this process Corsair will ship your replacement product(s) prior to receiving your defective product(s). This process requires a valid Credit Card where a holding fee will be applied for the cost of the product until the returning product(s) are received by Corsair. To avoid being fully charged for the Express Replacement product(s), the defective product(s) must be received by Corsair within 10 business days from the date your Express Replacement order is shipped.
Accessory Product Request:
Experiencing a problem with a Corsair Component Product? Many of Corsair products have easy to install replacement accessories which will resolve the issue and prevent the need to return the entire product for replacement.
Where do I ship my items?
Corsair operates multiple RMA receiving locations worldwide. Your RMA confirmation will specify the specific return address you must use when sending your RMA package. This will be your standard return location and should not be changed without prior approval from Corsair. Any packages received at an unauthorized location may be refused and returned to the sender at the senders expense.


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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. (Sunday, Sept. 29, 2013) – The Chicago Fire defeated the Montreal Impact 3-2 in MLS Reserve League action Sunday morning on the Toyota Park Practice Field. Daniele Paponi and Quincy Amarikwa bagged first half braces before Maicon Santos tapped in the 61st minute game-winning goal.
Paponi notched his first of the morning in just the fifth minute when Andrea Pisanu played a well-timed ball ahead to Paponi, who was toeing the line. The Impact forward raced in behind the Fire defense and went one-on-one with Kann. The Fire 'keeper came off his line and made the initial block but Paponi followed the ball and tapped it into the open net to give the Impact the 1-0 lead.
Paponi doubled the Impact's lead in the 17th minute when Zak Messoudi pounced on a loose ball 40 yards out and played the ball forward for Paponi. Paponi took a touch and calmly curled it around Kann for the 2-0 lead.
The Fire got on the board in the 22nd minute when Santos drove in a shot from distance, forcing a diving save from Impact 'keeper Evan Bush. Paladini whipped in the corner kick that took a couple deflections and fell to Amarikwa. The Fire forward headed it in from the six yard box to cut the Impact's lead in half.
Amarikwa notched his second of the morning just four minutes later. Shaun Francis earned a free kick when he was taken down 35 yards from goal. Daniel Paladini drove in the ensuing free kick and found Amarikwa, who rose above the defense and powered his header in for the equalizer.
The Men in Red took the lead in the 61st minute after a great individual effort by Bone. The Plano, Texas native dribbled into the box and played a square ball to Santos on the edge of the six yard box and the Brazilian striker calmly slotted it home for the game winner.
Chicago Fire 3 – 2 Montreal Impact
Chicago Fire: Alec Kann; Wells Thompson (Alex 64'), Bakary Soumare, Hunter Jumper, Shaun Francis (Steven Kinney 33'); Victor Pineda (Dilly Duka 59'), Daniel Paladini, Joel Lindpere (Michael Videira 46'), Corben Bone (Yazid Atouba 69'); Quincy Amarikwa, Maicon Santos
Substitutes not used: Paolo Tornaghi
Montreal Impact: Evan Bush; Blake Smith, Paolo Del Piccolo, Karl W. Ouimette, Maxim Tissot (Janouk Charbonneau* 46'); Jeremy Gagnon-Lapare*, Sanna Nyassi, Andres Romero (Amine Meftouh* 46'), Zak Messoudi; Andrea Pisanu (Louis Boland-Goyette* 64'), Daniele Paponi (Victor Ndiaye* 56')
Substitutes not used: Maxime Crepeau
*Academy Player
Scoring Summary
MTL – Daniele Paponi (Andrea Pisanu) 5'
MTL – Daniele Paponi (Zak Messoudi) 17'
CHI – Quincy Amarikwa (unassisted) 22'
CHI – Quincy Amarikwa (Daniel Paladini) 26'
CHI – Maicon Santos (Corben Bone) 61'
Misconduct Summary
CHI – Bakary Soumare (caution) 36'
Referee: Miguel Panduro
Assistants: Eulogio Villalpando, Ethan Buege
Fourth Official: Andy King

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Pink is the new black in terms of car theft prevention systems it seems, with one study showing that car thieves tend to give cars painted pink a very wide berth:
From 2004-2008, the most commonly colored vehicle stolen was black. This may be because black vehicles look more luxurious. Following close behind black were gray/silver automobiles. Of the 109 pink cars in the study, not one was stolen. A bright and uncommon color, like pink, may be as effective deterrent as an expensive security system.


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DeLaBruere Nets First Varsity Goal in Crusaders Win
NEWPORT–Eighth grader Caleb DeLaBruere score his first career varsity goal with 22:00 left to play in the first half, and that is all UCA would need as they one the second game of the UCA/Craftsbury Academy doubleheader on Saturday afternoon."I was just really, really excited," said DeLaBruere about his tally. "I didn't think it was going to go in at first."The win was a huge one to say the least as it puts UCA over .500 for the first time in a couple of years. "Oh my gosh we have a winning record for the first time in two years," exclaimed UCA coach Alyssa DeLaBruere after the contest. "We are pretty excited. We went into this season in a positive, but in a really reserved way... cautiously optimistic you might say. Now we just have to stay healthy."The game itself was a story of two halves.The first one belonged to UCA, while Craftsbury controlled the second.Right off the bat it was the Crusaders getting off to the good start.The duo of Justin Limoge and Dale Martell were clicking right away, and their hard work was rewarded with two great chances early, but Academy keeper Anders Hanson was up to the task.His only miscue would be on DeLaBruere's goal.Martell fired a shot on net which Hanson handled, but the ball came right to Caleb, and the rookie made no mistake, sending it home for the only tally of the contest.Being one of the smallest guys on the field is not a problem for Caleb, as he has dealt with it for a while and has adapted his game thusly."I've had to learn to get used to it, I've always been small so I learned to use it to my advantage," he said.His coach has also made the adjustments with how her team works with the smallest DeLaBruere on the field."Caleb is one those 'mighty kids in a small package.' He has a lot of soccer experience but he is 4'10" and 80 pounds going up against 6' seniors, but he is not going to back down from anyone," said DeLaBruere. "We've learned to compensate and create opportunities for him. We can work with size, but you can't teach the amount of soccer smarts that he has."Later in the half each team found the goal post, but nothing more and it was 1-0 UCA going into the second.The score would stay the same for the remainder of the game, but the play on the field shifted in the other direction as Craftsbury really took it to UCA.Austin Masse, along with Josh Coville and captain Frank Spiese were the driving forces behind the Chargers in-game resurgence."We decided to possess the ball, and we did so very well," said Craftsbury coach Mike Ruetz. The trio pressed hard and created several opportunities, but each time they came down the field they were met by a UCA defense anchored by Paul Saaman.As the pressure increased, Saaman's game got better.So much so, that he spelled his fellow defenders, as well as his offensive teammates, when, with just five minutes left to play, he grabbed a ball near mid-field, slashed his way through the Chargers, and blasted a ball at Hanson that went wide. "There aren't words to describe Paul's soccer ability," said his coach. "I think that Paul could play toe-to-toe with any division one defender there is. He is not a D IV level soccer player. If he sees an opening he has permission from me to go and he is going to take it."Spiese had the final chance of the game, but his last second shot missed the net and the game was over."Austin was getting some shots in, Frank had a couple of opportunities... We are getting that first part of the game in where Frank gets the ball up top, but now we need to change gears and look for the hard low shot to the corner, getting the ball back post and on the goal," said RuetzChris DeLaBruere had five saves to earn the shut-out while Hanson had six in the loss.Now 2-1, UCA will host Richford this Tuesday at 4:30 where they will hope to keep their winning streak entact.


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At least two celebrities were at LAX today, according to Twitter.
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The same day a shooter opened fire in terminal three of Los Angeles International Airport, Nick Jonas and James Franco each tweeted about the ordeal from the scene.
"At #lax," Franco, who also posted a photo of himself from inside an aircraft, wrote. "Some s** tbag shot up the place."
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Minutes later, Nick Jonas tweeted that he, too, was at LAX.
"Landed at LAX to the news that there was a shooting in the terminal my plane was supposed to deplane at," he wrote. "Currently waiting on the plane in a remote parking area. I am safe. Praying for the victims of this shooting."
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Animal control officers say a 10-week-old kitten that was thrown off a bridge survived and is recovering at an animal shelter, and police seeking the person who tossed him.
Construction crews reported hearing a noise Thursday, then seeing the kitten fall toward the water over the bridge railing and into the Intracoastal Waterway. Police say the kitten swam to shore but got stuck in the mud. Marine patrol and animal control officers were able to rescue him.
Police said Friday that they have no leads on a suspect. Police have said they are hoping for tips from the public to help them find the person who threw the kitten.
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Lisa and Joey's Paris in the Desert
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Type of Home: two bedroom condo
Color Inspiration: I was lucky enough to find a couple of vintage paintings of Paris on eBay. One of them was of the tiny street in Paris where my husband and I stayed during our honeymoon last year. We loved the color palettes and also liked the idea of using blue to contrast with the fact that we live in the desert.
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I've never received one the "conventional" way per say by asking anyone for it in person, but when Joey Galloway was drafted by the Hawks back in 95 I sent him a trading card and a letter of admiration from me. At the time I was about 12 years old. Anyhow, he ended up signing the card "To Kevin, Joey Galloway" and sending it back. It was awesome.
My little brother at the time also did the same for J.J. Stokes and received an autographed 5x8 photo back.
I have a few other signature cards through trading card packs I received, but nothing as special as the Galloway card I got back.
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USB Bomb Alarm Clock1/17/2013 | Edgar Mutelbrünk
Here's a cool USB bomb alarm clock you probably shouldn't pack in your bag when going on an airplane. The USB is mostly used for powering the device so plugging it into an ACDC-USB adapter is probably wise. You can get one for $35 and it measures 230 x 100 x 90 mm.
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The Dallas Cowboys ran onto a frozen football field in Cleveland 50 years ago as a nation mourned the assassination of its president.
The Dallas Cowboys ran onto a frozen football field in Cleveland 50 years ago as a nation mourned the assassination of its president.
"It was cold, 10 degrees below zero, and the wind was blowing off the lake," said Lance Poimboeuf, then a 23-year-old rookie who played backup guard and kicker for the Cowboys. "Our uniforms were covered with snowflakes."
Poimboeuf, a native of Franklin, played college football at the University of Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette before landing with the Cowboys. He played one season before returning to Louisiana, where he settled in Thibodaux and spent many years as a health and physical education teacher at Nicholls State University.
Now retired, the 73-year-old shared his memories of that fateful day, Nov. 24, 1963, in Cleveland.
President John F. Kennedy was shot dead in Dallas two days earlier, and many across the shocked nation blamed the Texas city, Poimboeuf said. People hated Dallas and didn't want to see its football team.
But NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle, in a hotly debated decision, told the Cowboys and the league's other teams to play as scheduled.
So about an hour after Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby shot the president's alleged killer Lee Harvey Oswald on national television, the game kicked off.
In Cleveland, the crowd booed, but the players in the blue-and-silver jerseys tried to ignore it as they battled the Browns.
"We had gotten permission from The Kennedy family," Poimboeuf said. "The family had told us to play the games. They wanted life to be as normal as possible, so that's what we did."
Dozens of bomb threats demanded increased security. Hotel bellboys refused to take the player's luggage to their rooms. Few wanted Dallas to win.
"The announcer wouldn't even say our name," he said. "They wouldn't call us anything."
The team lost 27-17.
"Nobody felt like playing anyway," Poimboeuf said.
He heard the president was shot from iconic coach Tom Landry during practice.
"Coach Landry came in and told us that we weren't going to have practice that day," he said. "He told us immediately to go home and stay off the streets."
News broke the next day that the game was on, and the team traveled to Cleveland.
"Most of the players watched what was happening on television," he said. "When they came in to play for Cleveland, they were very quiet. The plane ride was very quiet."
Many of the players went to church before the game. In the locker room, Landry told the team to expect anger.
"He said, 'Don't take it personally. This is just a reaction to where we're coming from,'" Poimboeuf said. "The feeling for the president was really, really respect and love. And what a disaster this was to have a young president shot and killed. The nation loved the Kennedy family."


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Washington County Supervisors will soon be seeking bids to stabilize a road near the English River. County Engineer David Patterson says 130th street was damaged by the 2008 floods, and is in danger of "sloughing" into the river. Patterson says they are receiving up to 80 thousand dollars in grant money from the Natural Resources Conservation Service for the project. Supervisors are expected to set a bid letting date at tomorrow morning's meeting.
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After years of battling Boeing for commercial and military jet orders in the U.S., Airbus is taking the battle to American soil. It is breaking ground on its first U.S. final assembly plant in Mobile, Ala. and many believe this is just the start of Airbus' expansion in America.
"It is a great day for us," said Fabrice Bregier, CEO of Airbus. "It means we will be the only company in the world having assembly lines in America, Europe and Asia."
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Original educational questions are required for Science - Year 12 Environmental Science (Units3&4)
Budget $250-750 AUD
Original educational questions are required for Science – Year 12 Environmental Science (Units3&4)
These must be based on the Victorian Curriculum ([url removed, login to view]) and be in the Qedoc ([url removed, login to view]) format (ONE Qedoc Maker licence will be supplied, Qedoc Player is free).
Each category will include one or more 300_wide_x_200_high pixel media (png, animated gif or MP3) presentation to explain to students the content to be covered in that category.
Each question will include a 300_wide_x_200_high pixel media (png, animated gif or MP3) and six contexts where possible.
Your bid will be based on 300 questions.
This will be converted to a per question rate.
e.g. If you bid $450 this will become $450/300_questions = $1.50 per question
There may be more or fewer than 300 questions.
There must be one question for each different aspect of the curriculum.
You will be paid based on the number of questions completed.
Questions/presentations with errors, such as spelling, grammar, calculation errors or incorrect definitions will results in 6 questions not being paid. If you produce 300 correct standard questions plus 100 correct category presentation media plus 10 questions/presentations with mistakes you would be paid for 300 + 100 – 5*10 = 350 questions. I would prefer the majority of questions to have good quality educational engaging animated gifs with no questions containing errors. Errors detract from the quality of the whole, lower students' confidence in the material and costs time to eradicate. I suggest you get another person to review the questions as another person is more likely to find mistakes, particularly if you pay them (e.g. 3 questions) for each error found.
First Milestone = 10 questions from first category
Other Milestones = 100 questions every 2 weeks or earlier
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I am prepared to pay the $219 to readvertise an ongoing job for applicants who are willing to complete 5000 questions and/or animated gifs. Maths and Science need to be completed by early January. After January the focus would be on English and History. If interested please PM the number you can do by mid-October, the number you can do between mid-October and early January and the number you can do after early January. You need to provide samples to account for my risk and a list of jobs you are willing to do, in order of preference.
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16 U.S. Code § 825o - Penalties for violations; applicability of section
Any person who willfully and knowingly does or causes or suffers to be done any act, matter, or thing in this chapter prohibited or declared to be unlawful, or who willfully and knowingly omits or fails to do any act, matter, or thing in this chapter required to be done, or willfully and knowingly causes or suffers such omission or failure, shall, upon conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than $1,000,000 or by imprisonment for not more than 5 years, or both.
Any person who willfully and knowingly violates any rule, regulation, restriction, condition, or order made or imposed by the Commission under authority of this chapter, or any rule or regulation imposed by the Secretary of the Army under authority of subchapter I of this chapter shall, in addition to any other penalties provided by law, be punished upon conviction thereof by a fine of not exceeding $25,000 for each and every day during which such offense occurs.
2005—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 109–58, § 1284(d)(1), substituted "$1,000,000" for "$5,000" and "5 years" for "two years".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 109–58, § 1284(d)(2), substituted "$25,000" for "$500".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 109–58, § 1284(d)(3), struck out subsec. (c) which read as follows: "This subsection shall not apply in the case of any provision of section 824j, 824k, 824l, or 824m of this title or any rule or order issued under any such provision."
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Department of War designated Department of the Army and title of Secretary of War changed to Secretary of the Army by section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, 61 Stat. 501. Section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, was repealed by section 53 of act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 641. Section 1 of act Aug. 10, 1956, enacted "Title 10, Armed Forces" which in sections 3010 to 3013 continued military Department of the Army under administrative supervision of Secretary of the Army.
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Ashley, Schilling Named To Daktronics All-Central Region Second Teams
The post season honors are coming in for Augustana's Shaunteva Ashley and Casey Schilling.
The Viking standouts are among the second team selections on the Daktronics All-Central Region teams.
Ashley's team-best 18.1 points per game ranked second in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. The Sioux Falls Roosevelt grad scored at least 20 points in a game on 10 occasions this season, with Augustana going 8-2 in those games. She also scored 30-or-more points twice, including a career-high 34 points at Upper Iowa in a high-scoring 97-93 Vikings' win on Feb. 21. Ashley's 4.1 assists per game ranked eighth in the NSIC, highlighted by dishing out a season-high seven assists on two instances.
In Augustana's final 18 games, Ashley averaged 21.0 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 4.3 assists per game.
Ashley also made the record book, becoming the 28th Viking women's basketball player to score 1,000 career points. The junior is also just the ninth player in Augustana women's basketball history to have at least 1,000 points, 300 rebounds, and 300 assists in her career.
The Vikings finished with an overall record of 16-12, 11-11 in the NSIC.
Schilling is one of two sophomores to earm all-region honors. He was a first-team all-NSIC selection after leading the Vikings in scoring, (18.0 points per game), rebounding (8.4 per game), blocks (37) and steals (53). The Ellsworth, Minn. native shot 49 percent from 3-point range, averaged 2.9 assists per game and scored 20 points or more in 12 games.
Schilling had nine double-digit rebound performances for Augustana, and had two games where he scored 20-plus points and grabbed 15-plus rebounds. He finished second in the NSIC in scoring (19.0 points per game), fourth in rebounding (8.5 per game), 10th in assists (3.2 per game), fourth in steals (1.8 per game) and sixth in 3-point field goal percentage (45.7 percent).
Augustana finished the season 16-14 overall and 12-10 in the NSIC.
The Central Region is made up of teams from the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference, the Great American Conference and the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association.


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Synthogy's Ivory II Grand Piano Is On Its Way!
Unveilled at this year's Winter Namm show, Ivory II, the first of three titles - will be arriving very soon!
The next generation of Ivory pianos features groundbreaking new technology for Sympathetic String Resonance, a greatly expanded sound library with nearly double the velocity layers, and a host of new features for more expressive detail than ever!
The playing experience is simply extraordinary with an emotional range extending from the heartiest fortissimo to the most delicate and nuanced pianissimo. Ivory II Grand Pianos will breathe under your fingers, inspiring your best performance from a truly organic instrument.
Addressing your most frequent requests, Sythogy have included features such as - Half Pedaling, Lid Position, Pedal Noise, and Tuning Tables to deliver the most detail and control available in a virtual piano. Ivory II's additional features are: Timbre Shifting, Parametric EQ, and a new Synth Layer control which offer powerful new sound sculpting capabilities for custom piano programming and sound design
At the heart of Ivory II are Ivory's legendary pianos. Each Ivory piano, in every Ivory product, has been further reflected and developed to include more velocity levels, more soft pedal samples and more release samples with greater fidelity and refinement than ever before, to surpass Ivory's already unmatched playability.
Synthogy's co-founder, Joe Leradi says that "Ivory II represents the most significant design enhancement to Ivory's custom piano engine since its introduction...thanks to improvements in computer technologies and drive capacities, we can finally put all of our innovations to work to give our customers a better-than-ever playing experience. After years in the making, we believe that Ivory II is a worthy successor to the legacy established by our original Ivory product, which set the course for all other virtual pianos to follow."
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SCSU Baseball Completes Sweep of MN-Crookston
The St. Cloud State baseball team won a pair of games against Minnesota-Crookston 7-0 and 18-0 Sunday afternoon. SCSU won both games against MN-Crookston Friday too. SCSU allowed a total of 5 hits in the 2 games Sunday. Kyle Fischer threw 7 shutout innings with 4 hits allowed and 5 strikeouts to get the win for the Huskies. Brian Hansen had 2 hits, 2 runs and 3 RBIs in game 1 for SCSU. In game two Phil Imholte was 2-4 with 3 runs scored and 4 RBIs and Garrett Fischer was 2-3 with 3 RBIs for the Huskies.
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Slash's Hollywood Walk of Fame Induction to Be Streamed Online
Legendary guitarist Slash is about to be cemented into the streets of Los Angeles as the top-hatted strummer is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The ceremony of adding Slash to the prestigious walk is happening today (July 10) and fans will be able to watch the induction live online.
The former Guns N' Roses axe-man's star is scheduled to be added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 11:30am PT / 2:30pm ET, with the induction to be broadcast live on the Walk of Fame's official website (see link below). The ceremony will be much more than a simple unveiling, as personal friend of Slash and America's favorite loose cannon Charlie Sheen will deliver a speech at the induction. There will also be an exclusive Q&A session and performance with Slash and his solo project frontman, Myles Kennedy.
"Slash is widely considered one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time," says Ana Martinez, producer of the Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremonies. "We are proud to place his name among the stars on our fabled Hollywood Walk of Fame."
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The 2012 NFL campaign just got extended for five members of the Kansas City Chiefs. The National Football League announced on Wednesday that safety Eric Berry, running back Jamaal Charles, punter Dustin Colquitt and linebackers Tamba Hali and Derrick Johnson have been selected to participate in the 2013 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl.
The NFL's All-Star game will be played at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii on Sunday, Jan. 27, 2013. For Berry, Charles, Hali and Johnson, it will mark the second time each has officially been selected to the Pro Bowl. Meanwhile, it is the first time in Colquitt's career that he has earned such accolades.
Eric Berry (6-0, 211) has been designated a Pro Bowl starter. This season he has started all 15 contests for the club recording 80 tackles (68 solo), 9.0 tackles for loss, one interception and 10 passes defensed. His career numbers include 206 tackles (150 solo), 2.0 sacks (-11.0 yards), five interceptions for 102 yards with one touchdown return, 23 passes defensed and one forced fumble.
Berry's initial trip to the Pro Bowl was in 2010 after his rookie season. He became the first Chiefs rookie to earn a Pro Bowl berth since LB Derrick Thomas following the 1989 season. He was the first Chiefs safety to make the NFL's All-Star game since S Jerome Woods following the 2003 season. The Fairburn, Ga., native originally joined the Chiefs as Kansas City's first pick (fifth overall) in the 2010 NFL Draft.
Jamaal Charles (5-11, 199) has played in all 15 games (14 starts) in 2012, recording 1,456 yards on 271 carries (5.4 avg.) with five rushing touchdowns. He has caught 34 passes for 222 yards (6.5 avg.) with one receiving touchdown. Charles currently leads the AFC in rushing yards (1,456) and yards from scrimmage (1,678). He has recorded two 200-plus yard rushing performances this season, including a 233-yard game at New Orleans (9/23) and a 226-yard effort vs. Indianapolis (12/23). He now owns the top three highest single-game rushing totals in franchise history. This season Charles is averaging 97.1 rushing yards per game and has 37 carries of 10 yards, including three touchdowns more than 80 yards. Against New Orleans (9/23) he broke a franchise record with a 91-yard touchdown run and added TD runs of 80 and 86 at Cleveland (12/9) and vs. Indianapolis (12/23), respectively.
Charles' career numbers include 770 carries for 4,483 yards with 17 touchdowns. He owns 151 receptions for 1,268 yards with seven touchdown grabs. His 5.82 yards per carry average is the highest average in NFL history, topping Pro Football Hall of Fame RB Jim Brown who averaged 5.22 yards per carry over his career. Charles has eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing mark in three of his five NFL seasons with the Chiefs. The Port Arthur, Texas, native originally joined the Chiefs as a third-round pick (73rd overall) in the 2008 NFL Draft.
Dustin Colquitt (6-3, 210) set a single-season franchise record with 42 punts inside the 20-yard line heading into Week 17 and is now tied for second place in NFL history for most punts inside the 20-yard line in a single season behind Arizona P Dave Zastudil's 2012 mark of 44. He has punted 75 times for 3,514 yards, marking the seventh-consecutive time in his eight-year career that he has punted for more than 3,000 yards in a single season. He has a gross average of 46.85 yards per kick, the highest gross average of his career, and carries a 40.25 net average, trailing only his single-season career-best 40.78 net average in 2009. To go along with his 42 punts inside the 20 he has seven touchbacks and has a season-long punt of 71 yards.
The Knoxville, Tenn., native has played in 125 games in his eight-year career with Kansas City. He ranks second in team history with 649 punts for 29,008 punting yards, trailing P Jerrel Wilson's team record of 1,018 punts and 44,218 punting yards. For his career, he has amassed franchise bests with both a 44.70 gross average and a 39.06 net average. He has landed 247 career punts inside the 20-yard line, has recorded 55 touchbacks and has a career-long punt of 81 yards. The University of Tennessee product originally joined the Chiefs as the club's third-round draft pick (99th overall) in the 2005 NFL Draft.
Tamba Hali (6-3, 275) has been designated a Pro Bowl starter. He has recorded 9.0 sacks (-57.0 yards) to go with 49 tackles (41 solo), 14 QB pressures, two passes defensed and one forced fumble in 14 games in 2012. Hali has recorded two multi-sack games in 2012, bringing his career total to 14 contests with multiple sacks. He is seeking one more sack in Week 17 to become only the third player in franchise history to record double-digit sack totals in three consecutive seasons, joining LB Derrick Thomas (1990-92) and DE Neil Smith (four from 1992-95).
A native of Gbarnga, Liberia, who grew up in Teaneck, N.J., Hali has started all 109 games he has played in during his seven-year NFL career with Kansas City. He has amassed 62.5 career sacks (-395.0 yards), good enough to rank fourth in team history. In that time, he has accumulated 426 tackles (324 solo), 104 QB pressures, 24 forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries, 11 passes defensed and one interception. His 24 forced fumbles place him third in franchise history behind Thomas and Smith. The Penn State product originally joined the Chiefs as the team's first-round draft pick (20th overall) in the 2006 NFL Draft.
Derrick Johnson (6-3, 242) leads the team in tackles for the third straight season with 119 tackles (104 solo) heading into the final week of the season, one year after setting the franchise's single-season tackle record with 179 tackles (126 solo) and earning his first trip to the Pro Bowl. He has registered double-digit tackle totals in four games this season. Johnson also owns 12.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks (-10.0 yards), five pressures, three forced fumbles and two passes defensed.
The Waco, Texas, native has played in 121 games (108 starts) during his eight-year career with Kansas City. He ranks fifth in team history with 868 tackles (675 solo), one of just six players in team history to reach the 800-tackle plateau. Johnson has tallied 50.0 tackles for loss, 18.0 sacks (-121.0 yards), nine interceptions returned for 233 yards, including three returned for touchdowns, 19 forced fumbles to rank fourth in team history, five fumble recoveries, 49 passes defensed, 42 QB pressures and 18 career special teams stops. Johnson was originally selected by Kansas City in the first round (15th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft.
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Nvidia GTX 480 Review
Ever since the introduction of the "Fermi" architecture back in November at NVIDIA's GPU Technology Conference the question has been, can it dethrone the HD 5000 series that ATI dropped on the world just a scant week earlier, bringing along game changing performance and the first DirectX 11 cards to market? ATI brought the heat and put NVIDIA on the ropes as its top single GPU card, the GTX 285, took a beating. Ever since the Fermi name was released there have been leaks and rumors that really threw up a smoke screen to cover up what was really under the hood. NVIDIA released little tidbits here and there to show progress as everyone waited for a firm release date. Just after CES we had an opportunity to sit in on an in depth look at the new architecture and see what it was really capable of. I came away from this eagerly waiting for the day I could lay hands on the first of the GF 100 cards, now known as the GTX 480, to put it through the ringer and see if the canned tests we looked at were all she had or if there truly was more under the hood. Well, that day is today, right here, right now! Let's jump into a quick look at this sample from nVidia and see what happens!
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Without all the packaging and bundle we can jump right into the GTX 480 and see just what it's all about. This is an NVIDIA reference card and should represent what the bulk of the GTX 480 initial offerings will look like with, of course, the main differences being the manufacturer graphics and stickers affixed to the cards. This beast measures a full 10.5 inches long and features a large heatpipe based cooling solution to cool the large die containing three billion transistors while also working to keep the 1536MB of memory cool as well. This card is PCI-E 2.0 compliant and is NVIDIA's long awaited response to the HD 5870. Key features include a total of three billion transistors used in 480 CUDA Cores, more than double the GT 200 predecessors, but still 32 short of the original 512 we were all shown, 60 texture units, 48 ROPs, and 15 streaming multiprocessors on four GPU clusters. There is a total of 1536MB of GDDR5 memory running through a 384-bit bus that combine to deliver higher memory bandwidth.
For connectivity you get a pair of Dual Link DVI connections and a mini HDMI port capable of outputting HD sound. The power connections required for the GTX 480 include both a single 6-pin and a single 8-pin PCI-E power connection. This card is SLI capable with the use of an SLI bridge connection. SLI scaling has been said to be in the 80+ percentage range with two cards but add in a third and scaling should be quite impressive.
The cooling system for the GTX 480 consists of a heatpipe based system connected to a fin array under the metal cover that helps shed additional heat. The four heatpipes sit directly on top of the GTX 480's core so there is no baseplate to create a barrier to dissapating the thermal load that should be somewhere in the range of the board max TDP of 250 watts. Air blows through the housing and exhausts the heat outside the case.
The GTX 480 is built upon the GF 100 Fermi architecture and carries clock speeds of 1401MHz on the shader cores, 700MHz on the core and 924MHz on the GDDR5 memory. The 1536MB of frame buffer memory runs through a 384-bit bus and delivers 177.4 GB/s of memory bandwidth. The GPU consists of four GPU clusters that house the 480 CUDA cores, 60 Texture units, 15 streaming multiprocessors and 48 ROPs. For memory, NVIDIA has chosen to use modules from Samsung.
Waiting to see what the GTX 480 is capable of is no longer a mystery, so let's see just what kind of performance it can deliver and see if the three billion transistor beast has the chops to knock the HD 5870 down a peg or two.


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CLERMONT, Fla. – MIT had seven hits, including a perfect 3-for-3 day from freshman Ellie Fodor (Trenton, Mich.), but could not come up with the timely knock necessary to push across a run during a 1-0 setback to Middlebury College in the second of two games on Monday in spring break softball action. The Cardinal and Gray fell to fellow New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) opponent, Williams College, 9-2, in the opener on Monday morning and now stand at 1-6 on the campaign.
The Engineers had baserunners in six of the seven innings against Middlebury but Panthers starter Alexa Lesenskyj (Robbinsville, N.J.) was able to escape the jam each time and hold on for the 1-0 victory.
Middlebury struck for its lone run in the bottom of the fourth, as Jessa Hoffman (Golden, Colo.) led off with a single and was driven in on Jessica Poracky's (Ramsey, N.J.) double over the centerfielder's head.
Tech's best scoring opportunity came in the top of the fifth. Senior Katie Harrington (Lexington, Ky.) earned a leadoff walk and moved into scoring position on senior Jessica Iacobucci's (Phoenixville, Pa.) sacrifice. Senior Nydia Ruleman (Germantown, Tenn.) laced a single to center and Harrington tried to come home but Alex Scibetta (Ridgewood, N.J.) fired a perfect strike to nail Harrington at the plate. Junior Anna Christensen (Vernon Hills, Ill.) ended the inning pop-up to short.
MIT threatened again in the sixth, as freshman Karly McLaughlin (Edwardsville, Ill.) and Fodor hit back-to-back, one-out singles. Fodor was erased on freshman Kelly Wang's (La Canada, Calif.) fielder's choice for the second out but junior Leah Alpert (Needham, Mass.) loaded the bases with the Engineers' third base-hit of the frame. Iacobucci was not able to take advantage of the scoring opportunity, ending the threat with a groundout to short.
Ruleman reached again in the top half of the last, on a dropped third strike, and moved to second on a sacrifice. The senior would stay put, however, as freshman Sarah Van Belleghem (Los Gatos, Calif.) grounded out to the shortstop to close out the game.
McLaughlin was the hard-luck loser, tossing five innings of six-hit ball while allowing just the lone Middlebury run and striking out one. Lesenskyj went the distance, scattering seven hits and one walk to go along with three strikeouts.
In game one on Monday against Williams, the Ephs posted four runs in the first and did not look back, holding the Cardinal and Gray to just two hits in the 9-2 win. Allison Hart (Roswell, Ga.) went 3-for-5 with a two runs scored while Ally Ensor (Sugar Land, Texas) had three RBI and scored a pair of runs. Harrington picked up the lone RBI for MIT with her second-inning groundout to plate freshman Angela Ha (Houston, Texas).
Tech will continue its spring trip on Tuesday with two more games. The Engineers will face No. 12 ranked University of Wisconsin-Whitewater at 9:00 a.m. and NAIA opponent Mount Mercy College at 11:00 a.m.


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Installing and Running Linux on Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3): It is possible to install and run Linux on the Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) video game console (not-including the PS3 Slim model). In fact, there are plenty of distros that are compatible with the PS3 such as Fedora, Ubuntu, openSUSE, Yellow Dog, and Gentoo. The Linux kernel supports PlayStation 3 since version 2.6.21, that means no patches or hacks are required to install and run a full-featured distro.
The XrossMediaBar (XMB) menu of the PS3 allows users to optionally install other operating systems making it possible for Linux to boot from the hard drive, USB, or from a LiveCD.
Yellow Dog Linux is perhaps the most widely used distro for the PlayStation 3. If installed on PS3, you can enjoy its many included applications like OpenOffice.org, Firefox, Rhythmbox, Evolution, Pidgin, GIMP, MPlayer, and many others.
The basic requirements for installing Linux on the PS3 are USB keyboard and mouse, Linux distro (supported) installer CD/DVD, USB drive (for backup), and PlayStation 3 video game console (duh!).
To install a Linux distro on the PS3, here are the steps needed.
Step-1: Backup all your saved data to the USB drive just in case something bad happens.
Step-2: From the XMB menu, navigate to System --> Format Drive --> PS3 HDD.
Step-3: Then, select a partition for the hard drive by going to Custom --> Allot 10GB to the PS3 System. The PS3 should restart after this.
Step-4: Login and insert your Linux CD/DVD installer.
Step-5: Again from the XMB menu, go to "System" and then "Install Other OS". The PS3 will search for otheros.bid from the installer. Once found, install it.
Step-6: After the installation, you can now set the PS3 to boot Linux by default by navigating to System --> Default System --> Other OS.
Congratulations! Your PS3 is now running a complete Linux operating system that turns it into an awesome personal computer.


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The Inside Story of Kanye West's 'Yeezus'
Though he has no limit of artistic self-regard, Kanye West is quick to credit his collaborators. This week, the rapper named some of the personnel who helped shape his anticipated album "Yeezus" (due Tuesday), revealing that Daft Punk had produced a handful of songs and that Bon Iver's Justin Vernon appeared with Chicago rapper Chief Keef on a track that almost didn't make the album.
Perhaps the most crucial (and last-minute) contributions came from producer Rick Rubin, who has midwifed albums for everyone from Beastie Boys to Johnny Cash. With just weeks to go before "Yeezus" was due, West recruited him to finish tracks and help give the album a cohesive sound.
At a semi-public "Yeezus" listening session in New York last Monday the rapper told the assembled crowd, "It was good for me to go to the god, Rick Rubin, and play him my sh--, ask him questions, and allow him to take this project to an entirely new level."
Rubin is credited on "Yeezus" as an executive producer. We asked the producer to describe his role, and here's what he had to say via email, less than a week after West submitted the completed album to Def Jam.
When and why did you join the "Yeezus" project?
Kanye came over to play me what I assumed was going to be the finished album at three weeks before the last possible delivery date. We ended up listening to three hours of partially finished pieces. The raw material was very strong but hadn't yet come into focus. Many of the vocals hadn't been recorded yet, and many of those still didn't have lyrics. From what he played me, it sounded like several months more work had to be done. I joined the project because after discussing what he had played for me, he asked if I would be open to taking all of the raw material on and help him finish it.
How would you describe the new sound he was driving for, and how you did you help him arrive there?
He wanted the music to take a stripped-down minimal direction. He was always examining what we could take out instead of put in. A good example would be the song that became "Bound." When he first played it for me, it was a more middle of the road R&B song, done in an adult contemporary style. Kanye had the idea of combining that track with a cool sample he had found and liked - I removed all of the R&B elements leaving only a single note baseline in the hook which we processed to have a punk edge in the Suicide tradition.
Can you recall a scene from the sessions that might help people understand his method in the studio?
We were working on a Sunday [the same day West attended a baby shower for girlfriend Kim Kardashian] and the album was to be turned in two days later. Kanye was planning to go to Milan that night. Five songs still needed vocals and two or three of them still needed lyrics. He said, "Don't worry, I will score 40 points for you in the fourth quarter." In the two hours before had to run out to catch the plane, he did exactly that: finished all lyrics and performed them with gusto. A remarkable feat. He had total confidence in his ability to get the job done when push came to shove.
Where does "Yeezus" put him in relation to hip-hop and the broader music culture?
He is a true artist who happens to make music under the wide umbrella of hip hop. He is in no way beholden to hip hop's typical messaging musical cliches. Hip hop is a grander, more personal form because of his contributions, and hopefully his work will inspire others to push the boundaries of what's possible in hip hop.
To what extent have you been involved in the rollout of the album? I'd like to hear your thoughts on his "no strategy" method of promotion, for example declining to release an official video or a single.
He is pure in his art and in a form where so many choices artists make are often the result of business consideration. Kanye chooses to let his art lead. He didn't want a premeditated commercial (single) for his album as he looks at it as a body of work. I like it anytime an artist follows his own vision of a project and doesn't use the cookie cutter template expected of most artists. Kanye proceeds on the road less traveled and I applaud him for it.
Read more here: Kanye West Reclaims Center Stage
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TUSCALOOSA | Tuscaloosa City School System teachers say they are concerned about a proposed change in the employee time schedule policy.
TUSCALOOSA | Tuscaloosa City School System teachers say they are concerned about a proposed change in the employee time schedule policy.
Right now, city teachers work fixed hours, generally, from shortly before classes begin in the morning until classes end in the afternoon. The new policy, which administrators say they are reworking, proposed an open-hours schedule, which would be determined by the school board and their supervisors.
"The new policy proposal doesn't specify what our hours are," said Beth Allaway, a science teacher at Northridge High School. "We have families and other duties outside of school. We can't be there at all times. For most teachers, we leave school with a stack of papers to take home and grade and so our day doesn't even end when we leave."
The proposed policy was presented to the Tuscaloosa City Board of Education on Nov. 15 by Billie Kay Wingfield, the school system's executive director of personnel.
The proposal states: "The school board shall approve the hours and length of the work day for its employees. Supervisors shall designate the work schedule for employees as identified by the needs of the school, department and or office."
The current employee time schedule policy states that elementary school teachers will work from 7:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m., middle school teachers will work from 7:40 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. and high school teachers will work from 7:55 a.m. to 3:25 p.m.
The proposed changes to the policy, however, won't be presented to the board for a second time with the exact same language.
"We're going back to the policy committee because we have legal advice from our attorney to redo it," Wingfield said. "We're going to work on it some more."
But teachers said they're still concerned about any future changes made to the policy because having non-specific work hours leaves too much opportunity for them to be forced into a work schedule that they can't manage.
"Because they want us to come to work earlier and stay later, they were trying to change it to say nothing specific," Allaway said. "(The proposed policy) said our immediate supervisor decides based on his or her needs when we can come and go. For high school, that can mean we work until 10 p.m. at night for football games.
"Because we're on a contract and not hourly employees, that doesn't mean we should have to work all hours of the day and night," she said.
Wingfield said the policy committee is trying to change the employee time schedule policy to make it more fluid, so employees' work schedules can be easily adjusted to changes to the school year calendar or anything else that may affect school days.
"The intent of the policy is to put in not-exact work hours because these can change," Wingfield said. "When you have changes every year, you're constantly changing the policy and policy should be used to give guidelines. We want their working hours to take into consideration their schedule.
"I think this will be an improvement to the policy."
Wingfield said the reworked policy changes should be complete and ready to be presented to the board again later this month or early January.
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Actress Mary Ann Jung breathes life into women's history
It's business as usual at the Pasadena Senior Center, until Mary Ann Jung walks in waving a knife.
"Julia Child presents the chicken sisters," Jung trills in Child's unmistakable accent. Whipping the coverlet off a table, she reveals raw chickens of several sizes.
Jung is not deranged; she's a performer. Jung travels along the East Coast and further, impersonating famous women in her popular History Alive! shows at senior centers, schools, Smithsonian exhibitions and anywhere else an entertaining look at history is wanted.
"I'm the poor man's Meryl Streep," she says.
As a veteran of the Renaissance Festival, Jung knows how to capture her audience.
"Comfort food is red meat and gin," trills Julia. The audience is hers now, laughing at Julia's jokes and volunteering to join the show.
Before Jung performed history, she planned to teach it. With a degree in British History from the University of Maryland, she joined the Maryland Renaissance Festival in 1980, developing her Queen Elizabeth for fun. Her goal was to combine history and entertainment into an hour-long show that paid tribute to Good Queen Bess.
In those days, as a daytime manager at the Marriott, Jung says she "learned how to do funny, accurate performances." She didn't imagine she could do it for a living.
Young Audiences of Maryland — an arts-in-learning program that provides a catalog of educational performers and programs to schools — rejected her pitch of an hour-long show on the life of Queen Elizabeth because it sounded like dry history, Jung recalled.
"I'm an actress, not a re-enactor or lecturer," explained Jung, whose performance proved her an entertainer with a flare for historical accuracy.
As school bookings grew, Jung had to decide whether she was a personnel manager who liked to act or a full-time thespian.
"I took a huge leap of faith and a huge cut in pay like any other actor," she says. "For many years I was a bartender on the side while I was developing the business. I wasn't ever sure it would ever completely become full-time, but I loved it so much I wouldn't give up."
"Where's my husband?" Jung says, searching her Pasadena audience. "Oh! Paulsky, there you are!" she says, grabbing Dr. John Charlton from the audience. Years of working crowds at the Renaissance Festival have made her an expert in picking people who'll play along. Charlton enthusiastically kisses Jung's cheek as she embraces him.
Besides Child and Queen Elizabeth, Jung plays an impressive array of women who shaped the history of Maryland, America and England: Amelia Earhart, Rosie the Riveter, Clara Barton, Rosalie Calvert, Capt. Jean Cabot, Margaret Brent and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Jung explains the progression: She developed the Margaret Brent show because teachers wanted Maryland history. For schools and conferences in Maryland and beyond, she chose Barton, a Maryland woman with international ties.
Her subjects were diverse in their careers, but they shared a commonality. "All of these women were fighting gender prejudice," Jung says. "In a perfect world, we wouldn't need a Women's History or Black History Month. But we do, because there just isn't enough time to fit everything in. So at least with this, we can open kids' eyes."
Jung's favorite is Clara Barton, who she calls the unknown American hero. Barton was the first woman who worked for the federal government and a great contributor to the Red Cross.
"Clara is the most inspiring of all the heroines because of the adversity she fought," says Jung She's the character I feel most honored to portray."
Back in the audience, Charlton-who-was-Paul raises his hand during Jung's open Q and A.
"When did I die?" he asks.
"Oh Paulsky, you died in 1994," replies Jung. The audience takes a moment to mourn.
Child, the latest of Jung's nine women, is the only one she didn't want to do.
"I was invited to create the Julia Child show by the Maryland Humanities Council," says Jung, who is a frequent performer at the council's Chautauqua series. "I turned them down, because I don't cook and I don't have any interest in modern history."
As the Council persisted, Jung found she had more problems than her inability to bone a duck.
"Physically, I didn't look like her, and the whole world knows what she looks and sounds like," says Jung. "So I spent a lot of time watching video tapes and going to great lengths to get the exact look. But doing the accent still gives me a headache."
Jung's impersonation takes more than finding out major events. She researches politics, costumes, languages and intonation. She scours vintage stores and works with a costume designer to get the perfect look. She even hunts for period-appropriate underwear.
"When I started this, there wasn't an Internet," Jung says of her months-long journey researching each subject and fitting their lives into an hour show.
Jung likes to visit locations significant to the women she portrays. She's visited Queen Elizabeth's Hampton Court, Barton's Glen Echo home and Child's kitchen in the Smithsonian.
Whether she's acting for six year olds or 90 year olds, her goal, Jung says, "is always to surprise with something they didn't know. I want to be equally entertaining and educational. I want people to say, Isn't that neat!"
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Top Chef Yigit Pura Visits John's Beautiful Kitchen
Last year when I photographed the home of John Saint-Denis for his house tour, I immediately fell in love with his kitchen. It's quite stunning with a presence that lingers throughout the rest of his home. When my friend (and Top Chef Just Desserts winner) Yigit Pura came to visit a couple weeks ago, we took a tour of John's kitchen.
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With Valentine's Day just around the corner, have you wondered how you could add a little love to your nest without it looking like an elementary school project? Me too. Luckily, I found just the inspiration I was looking for. Read more about my latest crush…
I am completely enamored with what Heather from Blessed Little Nest created in her entryway. I love her use of predominantly black and white accents set against the crimson backdrop . Even if your space isn't painted deep red, I think the overall theme can work in many settings.
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Your "wall of love" should have meaning to you and make you happy. Find things that make you smile and group them together for a quick love fix.
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Halloween is here, so let's make with the monsters and stuff. Midnight Massacre finds you trapped in a theater with all sorts of werewolves, mummies, ghouls and the like. Use your handy shotgun to dispatch them. But try not to blow the heads off the innocent victims. Good. Now reload, because there's plenty more where that came from.


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During a 15-year NFL career that sent him pinballing over the middle of the field too many times to count, absorbing hits as wicked as they come, former Denver Broncos receiver Brandon Stokley endured injuries that literally ran from head to toe.
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