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Comprised of five of the eight California Channel Islands, Channel Islands National Park is home to a wide variety of nationally, and internationally, significant natural and cultural resources. Anacapa, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz Islands are administered by the National Park Service; San Miguel, by the U.S. Navy and the National Park Service.
Over 2,000 terrestrial plants and animals can be found within the park. However only four mammal species are endemic to the islands, one of which is the deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) which is known to carry the sin nombre hantavirus. One hundred and forty-five of these species are unique to the islands and found nowhere else in the world. Marine life ranges from microscopic plankton to the endangered blue whale, the largest animal to live on earth. Archeological and cultural resources span a period of more than 10,000 years. The park consists of 249,353 acres, half of which are under the ocean, and include the islands of San Miguel, Santa Rosa, Santa Cruz, Anacapa and Santa Barbara. Even though the islands seem tantalizingly close to the densely populated, southern California coast, their isolation has left them relatively undeveloped, making them an exciting place for visitors to explore and find solitude.
Channel Islands National Park contains a visitor center on the mainland in Ventura, California, as well as small visitor centers on Anacapa and Santa Barbara Islands. The Robert J. Lagomarsino Visitor Center lies on the mainland and provides the visitor with interpretive programs, a movie about the park, a tide pool display, native plant garden, bookstore and island exhibits. The facility is fully accessible and offers a picnic area overlooking the Ventura Harbor.
,br>On Anacapa Island (699 acres) you'll find hiking trails, a visitor center, lighthouse exhibits, primitive campground and picnic area. The site offers opportunities for SCUBA diving, snorkeling, bird watching, fishing and observing marine mammals.
Santa Barbara Island (639 acres) has five miles of hiking trails, a visitor center, and picnic area. It offers visitors opportunities for hiking, bird watching, SCUBA diving, snorkeling, fishing and marine-mammal observation.
San Miguel Island (9,325 acres) has miles of hiking trails and beaches. The island supports activities such as Ranger-led hikes, marine-mammal observation, beach exploration and bird watching.
Santa Rosa Island (52,794 acres) has hiking trails and and offers beach exploration, wildlife observation, ranger-led hikes, vehicle tours and kayak beach-camping.
Santa Cruz Island (60,645 acres) is owned by the Nature Conservancy. The National Park Service owns the eastern ten percent, where visitors may observe wildlife, hike and explore the newest addition to the park. Marine Resources include 125,000 acres and extend one mile from the islands' shoreline. The park's waters offer a full range of activities including sailing, power boating, fishing, SCUBA diving/snorkeling, surfing, wildlife observation and bird watching.
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This has probably been said on another thread, but you have Frank Martin's stare and LE's antics. This would be a good game to just watch the coaches not the players.
Rap like Scissors, loses to ROCK!
Refs may spontaneously burst into flames...and I'll be watching the whole time in anticipation.
I'm more excited to watch the coaches than the game itself.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Win-win for me. If KSU wins, helps my bracket and good for the Big 12. If Southern Miss wins, then I'll be happy for LE.
I heard that if the game is tied at the end of regulation that instead of playing overtime, the coaches will have a shouting match...1st to suffer a heartattack loses.
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I heard that if the game is tied at the end of regulation that instead of playing overtime, the coaches will have a shouting match...1st to suffer a heartattack loses.
Just think of the language that will be used and how many "Hale Mary's" will need to be said the next time they go to Confession.
Originally Posted by LakeHavasu
Just think of the language that will be used and how many "Hale Mary's" will need to be said the next time they go to Confession.
Frank has been on the SVP radio show and said that he is completely trying to eliminate profanity around the KState bball team. Said if his players have been doing it, he should make himself too.
Outside of our game tonight, this game is the game I'm most look forward to in round one.
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I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
Is LE going to have a sportscoat on at the start?
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Go Big12!
Carrying the banner for ISU.
So.Miss is down 2, 8 - 10 right now. they are shooting like 10% from the field. Its a team playing solid defense so its exactly what you would expect from a LE coached team
Enriquez is a klutz, he looks really uncoordinated
I think if it's tied at the end of regulation, Dana White should get involved and sign a cage match to decide the winner.
Nobody but HB knows for sure. You pretty much know nothing....like Knownothing would like to say.
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Enriquez is a klutz, he looks really uncoordinated
and he looked like a stud against us. That's what worries me about UCONN's bigs.
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A Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter returns to Air Station Astoria, Ore., after safely rescuing a man from his sailboat off of Tillamook Harbor, Ore., Sept. 28, 2013. A severe fall storm with winds of more than 25 mph and waves of more than 20 feet caused the sailor to request assistance from the Coast Guard. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 1st Class David Mosley.
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I always joke about hoping for snow so we can get a snow day at work. I work at a University and my wish kind of came true - 3 days off this week. We did have snow on Tuesday - so that was an official snow day. Wednesday we were off because of freezing temps. 2 hour delay on Thursday, went to work then was let go at 4pm. Monday was the only full day I worked this week. The high winds and low temps on tuesday and wednesday had us in the negative temps. Yesterday, woke up to -7 degrees and that was not including the wind chill. Some of our days were something like -22 degrees below with the wind. Wow, I know some of you are used to that, but for Albuquerque, its quite cold and shocking.
Originally, today was supposed to be just a 2 hour delay, but then because of the State of Emergency here in New Mexico - thousands of people are without natural gas to heat their homes, my employer, plus many other big employers have closed down to conserve the gas usage. Also, there have been problems with freezing pipes at lots of businesses and busted water lines all over town - its been kinda crazy. Apparently, because of our temps, lowest the state has seen in about 21 years, the drain on the natural gas and electric grids are causing all kinds of outages throughout the state. Wasn't sure if we were going to wake up this morning to no heat or no electricity, but thankfully we have both. Still, the Governor is asking residents to turn down their thermostats by 10 degrees, and not use any other unnecessary appliances, portable heaters, etc., (I did both!) until the utilities have recovered and the temperature starts warming.
Yesterday, the high for Albuquerque reached about 19 degrees, but today should be right around freezing (32 degrees). Weekend should be about 40 - so things are looking up.
I have been taking advantage of these days by catching up on Spark, doing lots of reading and watching movies. Bummer is, with the cold temps and winds, I haven't gotten in my usual walking, but yesterday wasn't too bad, so I got about 2.5 miles in - and I will take a walk this afternoon too. Monday is the only day this week that I got in my 10,000+ steps. But next week should be back to normal (I hope!!!). I sure wish that I already had my Wii - which I should be getting in the next couple of weeks for my birthday. With these days of being home and inside, would have been nice to workout with my Wii.
We have been invited to 3 superbowl parties this weekend, makes us think we should just stay home and have our own party (just the two of us!!!) I'm really not into football, but my sweetie is a Steelers fan, although he doesn't even really watch football - so if we do decide to go out, I don't plan on staying for the whole game. Still want to get home at a decent time and get ready for the work week.
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Wow I don't think you will ever be wanting snow again! I am looking forward to having you on the wii, we will get you connected on the internet through it as well and we can compete together on the fitness.
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wow that is really cold even for us here in PA. I sure hope the weather has warmed up for you down there. It's supposed to warm up for us today and into this week but not sure about the end of the week. I haven't walked outside for months now and that's not like me. kim
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I can sympathize with you. This has been a rough winter everywhere. Are you getting a Wii Fit game for your Wii? It makes exercising a game not work. My DIL has Just Dance for the Wii. It gives you a good workout too. She left it here this past week and I have been having a ball with it. I've been looking for a used one but haven't found one yet.
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Fisheyes are more than a gimmick by George Sutton
Fisheyes are more than a gimmick.
A recent post discussed the choice of fisheye lenses for 4/3 cameras, particularly the Panasonic f3.5. The comment was made that these lenses are mostly a gimmick because of the severe barrel distortion. That is true in many instances. These lenses do not work for portraits, for example, unless you want to show someone with a really big distorted nose. I would not take a fisheye to walk around a city.
But I have found a fisheye an indispensable lens for shooting some landscapes, especially wide open desert vistas in southern Utah. Some of the best shots are those that capture as much of the whole vista as possible and a fisheye, used correctly, is the ultimate wide-angle lens. Here are some examples.
This is an early morning shot from an overlook at Island in the Sky in Canyonlands National Park. It takes in a nearly 180 degree view. Island in the Sky is a 6000′ elevation mesa with the Colorado River on the east side and the Green River on the west. Both sides of the mesa have 1000′ cliffs dropping to a level of concrete hard white sandstone named the White Rim. From the White Rim a maze of canyons drop another 1000′ to the two rivers (which eventually converge at the southern end of the mesa). This view is to the east. The mountains in the distance are the second highest in Utah at over 13,000′. Capturing all of this in one shot is key to depicting what is so spectacular about this region. The secret to getting the shot without distortion is to put the horizon in the middle.
There are three iconic arches in this area. Two are in Arches National Park (Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch) and the other is in Island in the Sky, named Mesa Arch. It is a spectacular sight at any time but especially on a clear morning when the sun hits the cliff below the arch and reflects up making the bottom of the arch glow a brilliant orange as if it were on fire. There are thousands of photos of Mesa Arch but virtually all show only a portion of the arch. The best shot shows the many formations that can be seen through it down to the White Rim but you have to stand close to get it. Only a fisheye can both capture the full arch and the scenery below it. Shot straight on a fisheye makes the arch appear like a big mouth but off to the side it works better than any other lens to capture the whole scene.
This is a shot of the goosenecks of the San Juan River near Bluff, Utah. Again, the most spectacular feature is the whole scene, the number of meanders the river takes through this section. Monument Valley is in the distance. Only a fisheye can capture this whole scene in one shot. A very wide-angle like a 14mm would only get three meanders. The fisheye gets all four. Another option would be a series of stitched shots but sometimes you also want the foreground and the sky with the sun. This is not that spectacular because it was shot mid day but that is the only time to see the details down in the canyons.
This final shot is of a place named The Citadel in Cedar Mesa, near Bluff, Utah. This was a defensive site accessible only across a very narrow neck leading to a rock outcrop surrounded by deep canyons on both sides. These 600 year old Anasazi ruins cannot be seen from the neck and there is very little room to back away from the ruins for a shot. I wanted to get the ruins and the canyon next to it so show how precarious this site is. Again, only the fisheye would do the job. A 35mm lens would only capture a portion of the ruin and none of the canyon to the side. My son is only about 4 feet from me when this shot was taken.
Obviously a fisheye is not a take everywhere lens but at times it is the best lens for the job.
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Stunning shots, thanks for sharing.
Excellent images! Thanks for sharing! I am bookmarking this article, and moving it near the top of my bookmarks.
I have a Nikkor 16mm 2.8 AF-D Fisheye, and have enjoyed the few times I have used it thus far. The huge expanses of the the American West have been high on my list of goals since acquiring the FE.
these shots are amazing, especially the first one.
I'm a huge fan of deserts – and I live near one (Israel), and soon will move to a much bigger one (Australia) , and Ive always wondered how to grab that feeling of vastness in what is otherwise a pretty monotonic landscape.
I would love a UWA, but unfortunately can't afford one, so those fairly-cheap Rokinon/Samyang fisheyes could be the answer for me.
BTW – I think this stuff might work on tundra too….
Great pictures. I love that you don't talk about camera specs or whatever, and choose, instead, to talk about the subject. I've never been there, so I learned a lot. Thanks.
For 360 degree virtual reality photographers, a fisheye is the lens of choice, it keeps the number of images required at a manageable level.
Here is a backyard panorama created using a Samyang 7.5/3.5 on an OM-D.
That is cool. How do you do it?
A panorama created with a fisheye lens normally consists of 6 images around, 1 up and one down.
For best results with the stitching, a specialized panorama head is used – I use a Nodal Ninja 5. (This model is now replaced by the Nodal Ninja 4.)
The images are processed with PTgui, which with very little effort will identify control points in the various images, and warp and stitch them to a complete equirectangular image.
The equirectangular image is converted to cube faces, and displayed on my web site using krpano.
See panoguide for more information on how to create panoramic images.
It's basically the same process you'd use to shoot a "regular" panorama: shoot multiple images, making sure that there's a 25-50% overlap with the adjecent shots. Then stitch them all together to create the final result using specialized software like PTGui or Autopano Pro.
This works best with a dedicated panoramic head, especially when there's both close and distant objects in the scene. A properly adjusted panoramic head helps prevent parallax errors when shooting foreground objects from different angles to create the overlaps. I use a Nodal Ninja head for my 360 degree panos.
Using a fisheye, I shoot a 360 degree panorama with 9 separate exposures: 6 around on the (horizontal plane) one straight up (the zenith) and two straight down (the nadir). Shooting two nadir images (at 0 and 180 degrees) makes it easier to clone out the tripod footprint in post.
Wow! Amazing first picture. The rest were very nice as well, but the first is by far my favorite.
I think I just figured out an option for "wider than 12mm" the next time I head back west over the 7-14mm.
Wow! This is the first time I see fisheye images I really like. They are great! Maybe I should try it out as well. When you are looking at your portfolio how what's the percentage of images you took with the fisheye?
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Depends on the setting. In the desert, I take about 1/3 of shots with the fisheye. 75% with fisheye and other wides. I never use the fisheye shooting family and people. Maybe 5% or less when traveling. But it is all personal style.
Thanks for sharing your work and process.
The thing about fisheyes is that you can hide their undesirable effects in vast landscapes but it's a one trick pony and once you've seen one trick you've seen them all.
The first one is Amazing!
Or you could take a 3 or 4 shot panorama using a 35mm equivalent or longer, with the camera in a portrait orientation.
Nice pics and use of a fisheye! However, i worry that in the first pic for example, the shot taking almost 180 degrees of landscape horizontally, the look of the lanscape in the pic end-up being too different from reality. As beautiful as the pic is, I believe that this distorted reality might be too different than the real deal for some!
Regarding the last pic, i was wondering if the free-standing big rock is known to have the shape of a human (or ape?) face profile? Looks like that to me anyways!
Take care and keep up the good job!
Hi Herve,
I understand your point about the first photo but disagree for this reason. The big vistas are the main attraction of these overlooks. The fisheye concentrates that, perhaps somewhat unnaturally, but it captures what I feel when I am there. Narrower lenses don't do that — they would show a tree but miss the forest. Even other wide angle lenses just don't have the same punch. Narrow lenses are good for getting some rock art and cactus flowers and strange rocks but just can't capture the astonishing scope of this land. But that is just me.
Re the last photo, the rock in the center is actually there and is not distorted very much in this shot. It is like an Easter Island head and has actually been illustrated that way in some paintings of the site.
Excellent, excellent, excellent!
Great shots! George!
I too, i have the Samyang/Rokinon equivalent in my bag all the time, it's an amazing lens (although manual focus…)
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Great stuff! Thanks
Excellent post, George. Thanks!
Thank you so much for this post. Until this, I'd assumed that fisheye lenses only produced the gimmicky images so often seen in magazines and on the web. Now I see!
It's a pity that with fisheyes for landscape you virtually have to put the horizon smack bang in the middle of the shot every time…
These are amazing photos however so thanks for sharing!
Being primarily an architectural photographer I ditch fisheye in lieu of tilt-shift but they do make for some great photos nonetheless in limited circumstances. Also great for easy panorama work.
Horizon line in the middle of pict ( to keep it straight) is no problem. You can always crop the excess of sky of foreground thus shifting horizon up or down.
I love the last two…people will always complain I guess. The problem is that some people think first on what they like to do or what they want. These are great examples of knowing what to do and how to use the gear you have.
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Bruce from BC
Awesome shots; especially the first one! Love the dramatic scenery!
Really great post, I had no idea one could capture non "skate park" images with a fisheye. I particularly enjoy your last photograph.
Nice tips and NICE WORK!
I like fisheyes too, fisheye distortion is a great way to express surroundings. But I'm not afraid of using them for shooting in cities (and portraits :D). May be that's because I prefer and use samyang stereographic projection and their latest 8/f2.8 excellent lens for Sony NEX, Fuji X and Samsung NX
A couple of recent samples which I quite like:
I really like the shots of people. I must try that. I have always gotten too close to people so I get a huge distorted nose. Thanks!
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The sky is clear, but there's a pleasant thunder rolling in and out of my tiny pocket of Brooklyn this afternoon.
New York City: Day 320
I can't think of the last time I heard thunder here. Not good thunder, anyway. The kind that makes you want to turn off the lights, pull a chair by the window, and watch the storm travel through. The kind of thunder that instinctually makes you start counting (one-mississippi-two-mississippi-three-mississippi) with your eyes set on the sky, waiting for lightning.
I thought perhaps we might get a good rain yesterday. I waited, but there was only a light drizzle. Drops of rain slowly collected on the glass of the raised window in what The Poet and I have started calling The Library, the tiny book-filled room squeezed in between the bedroom and the kitchen. I tried to commit to memory the way the curtain was moving and the sounds the birds made. Memory is faulty, though, so I took this:
Among the things I am thankful for this summer: Greenpoint mornings, open windows, that curtain in the breeze. After spending a year fourteen floors above ground in the Financial District, I've also come to appreciate the birds again. I'm pretty sure there's a nest in the rotting framework of window outside the apartment. I don't mind.
Today's my 23rd birthday. That seems too young to be right. I'm afraid maybe my soul's aged too rapidly in the last few years. I used to take a quiet pride in my old spirit, but today, on my birthday, I wonder what I lost. I wonder if there isn't something sad about a feeling of ancientness in such a young girl.
A few of my classmates and I met with a casting director in the fall. During the workshop, she told me she wouldn't cast me to play any role under 28 years old, that I had a very old soul and that it was evident on camera. My darling friend Michelle told me once that she and Siri thought of me as their wise older sister who knew something that they wouldn't figure out until later on in life. At a bar once in college, people were pinning down the decade or time period that they should've lived in. Nobody could find a time appropriate for me. It's my nature, I suppose, and I don't remember not being like this. Are old souls born that way? Was I like this when I was young? I don't remember.
But, I'm only 23. The way 23 should be, the way people talk about it, I may as well have left the womb last week. (Speaking of wombs, I shared one with a pretty cool woman who lives in Nicaragua. Happy birthday, Lauren.) But I don't feel that way. I'm full of this odd duality. To steal words from Lucille Clifton, I feel very much a green girl in a forest of kindling. I also feel very much a used poet. Today is for the green girl, but I feel old. Is that the nature of birthdays from here on out? Maybe.
Old or not, it's a happy day. My boyfriend just came home bearing snickerdoodle cupcakes from Magnolia. Oh, how I love him. The thunder's a birthday present to me from the sky. The Fleet Foxes are a birthday present to me from myself. Happy 23rd, self.


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In December 2011, market researcher IDC noted that spending on the IT industrys next dominant platform, built on mobile computing, cloud services, social networking, and big data analytics technologies, is growing at about 18% per year and is expected to account for at least 80% of IT spending growth through 2020.
Thats a lot of money. Its compelling evidence that we are in the midst of a fundamental transformation, where information is becoming the primary raw material in organisations large and small and maximising the value created from that information is the increasingly strategic role of IT. This creates enormous opportunities for companies to find and exploit new market niches that may not have even existed a few years ago.
In some respects this isnt news, even if the cutting edge aspects of mobility, cloud, social, and big data are. The companies that grew up on the Web have had IT technology at their core. Nearly as well known are examples from companies that design and manufacture high technology components. Or financial services firms that depend on the latest and greatest hardware and software to rapidly price and execute trades. These types of businesses are cutting edge on the 3rd Platform, as IDC calls it, too but thats what weve come to expect in these industries.
Whats most different today is that the cutting-edge IT story doesnt begin and end with such companies. Rather, its nearly pervasive. In part, this is because access to advanced IT is no longer limited to companies with the budgets to buy and operate rooms full of servers. Startups can now routinely rent computing power by the hour at public cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services and Rackspace.
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is arguably even more democratic. SaaSessentially, hosted applications delivered over the internetis primarily for fairly standardised applications that are useful to many different types of organisations rather than something unique and differentiating. Nonetheless, SaaS means that even small firms have access to whats often the exact same software used by huge enterprises; they just pay the same per-user charges. This is important when you consider that, historically, small businesses were often disadvantaged by limited IT resources and skills to handle basic keep-the-lights-on tasks. Now, running the same email or customer relationship management system as larger competitors is as close as an internet connection and a credit card.
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The following is the final part of a two-part column detailing Wheeling native C.J. Goodwin's rise to the NFL.
WHEELING - C.J. Goodwin wouldn't be in this position without his family.
He'll be the first one to admit that, too.
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Pittsburgh receiver C.J. Goodwin (18) catches a pass during OTAs. Goodwin, a Wheeling native, was signed by the Steelers as an undrafted rookie free agent.
Goodwin, an undrafted rookie free agent who was recently signed by the Pittsburgh Steelers, knew after his final season at California University of Pa. he needed to get more exposure if he wanted to fulfill his dream of playing professional football.
After he turned heads at the Vulcans' pro day, Goodwin was invited to attend a regional combine in Indianapolis.
Problem was, the combine came with a cost and Goodwin didn't have the funds.
His sister, however, did. And she was glad to give her brother a loan.
So, with the help of his trainer Josh Pyles who drove him to the combine, Goodwin arrived in Indy.
"I ran a little bit slower than I did at the pro day," the 24-year-old Goodwin said. ''But, it was an amazing experience.''
The experience continued for Goodwin as he was invited to the super regional combine in Detroit, where his uncle drove him.
''I couldn't do it on my own,'' Goodwin said. ''My family has had my back since Day One. My Dad, he's extremely proud of me and my Mom is ecstatic. I appreciate all they do for me.''
The 6-foot-3, 190-pound receiver clocked in at 4.38 seconds in the 40-yard dash and posted a 40-inch vertical jump. (You can see how explosive he really is for yourself if you go to YouTube and search C.J. Goodwin Detroit Combine.)
The NFL Draft came and went, but Goodwin was still without a team. He watched his best friend Dewey McDonald, his roommate at Fairmont and was the one who talked him into joining the football team, sign a contract with the Indianapolis Colts.
''We talk every day,'' Goodwin said. ''He's been giving me pointers, telling me to go full speed in practice every day. He actually told me if I make it to the NFL and make the team, I owe him some money.''
Then, after his workout with Mel Blount, Goodwin finally got the call for which he'd been waiting.
Now Goodwin's days consist of waking up at 5 a.m., eating breakfast at 6 a.m., lifting and conditioning at 7 a.m., attending meets from 8-10 a.m., practice from 10 a.m. till noon, then rookie meetings from 1:30-2:15 p.m. where coaches talk to the rookies about how to handle their finances and new lifestyles.
''I was nervous at first,'' Goodwin said. ''I didn't know if I could play with these guys. Once I strapped on the helmet, though, it just becomes survival.''
Can you blame him? Imagine attending a meeting Mike Tomlin is directing or going to practice and seeing Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown playing catch. You'd think you were dreaming.
''When it really hit me is when they handed me that big old play book,'' Goodwin said. ''I thought to myself, 'Man, are they serious? They really want me to learn this whole thing?' That's when it hit me.''
Another wake up call came when Tomlin showed film of Goodwin in college in front of the entire team.
''During one of our meetings, Tomlin showed me on the big screen making catches,'' Goodwin said. ''Then he said, 'It doesn't matter how you got here, it just matters what you do when you get here.' That gave me a lot of confidence. I didn't really talk to anybody before, but after that, it gave me confidence to start talking with some of the guys.''
Goodwin is beginning to settle in nicely. He has a private hotel room in Pittsburgh - just like any other Steelers rookie - that allows him to walk back-and-forth to practice every day. He's also starting to develop relationships with some of the other players on the team.
''When I first got here, I was amazed by all the people who were around,'' he said. ''In football, you usually don't see too many people's faces besides the quarterback. Someone pointed out Antonio Brown and I didn't even recognize him. He's real cool. We've actually talked a few times and are starting to develop a relationship.''
Goodwin and the rest of the Steelers will conclude their offseason workouts with a three-day minicamp June 17-19. After that, there is about a months wait before training camp opens at St. Vincent College.
''My mom sent me an article after I signed and it just seems like what everyone is saying is that I'm not suppose to be here,'' Goodwin said. ''I don't believe that. They don't know the work I've put in. I didn't just wake up one day and the Steelers called me. I really busted my butt to have this opportunity.''
That's why Goodwin will make it. He has the heart of a lion and the mindset of a warrior. Whether he'll make the Steelers' 53-man roster at the end of training camp or sign a contract to be on the practice squad, he'll still defy the odds.
Goodwin's story is one we can all learn from. Never give up on your dreams.
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HerWhat Could Have Been: There was a whole lot of chatter back in late November about how Scarlett Johanssons voice only performance was deemed ineligible for consideration. She was fair game for the SAG Awards, however, and some thought she might have a realistic chance at a nomination. The same can be said for Joaquin Phoenix too whose lead role as the eccentric protagonist has been earning high marks. Hes an awards season veteran and figured to be a strong contender, but the film didnt earn anything in any of the major categories.
Why: While Scar Jo was technically eligible for a nomination, people really dont like voting for voice only roles. Maybe they really do require less effort. Maybe voters are unfairly biased. Either way, despite all the hope, she was working from behind the eight ball. She really could have used a nod here to prove shes a legit contender, but apparently, that wasnt to be. Beyond her (pun intended), many other voters may have been apprehensive about the larger films bizarre subject matter or about Phoenixs track record of strange behavior and openly talking about how little he cares for awards season.
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A celebration of historic and influential LGBTQ films, featuring trailblazing filmmaker Barbara Hammer in person with her films. Tina Takemoto's video Looking for Jiro (2011), Ira Sachs' 1994 film Lady, Frank's Cock (1993) by Mike Hoolboom and Jerovi, a 1965 film by José Rodriguez-Soltero will also be presented.
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(Jose Rodriguez-Soltero, (1949 - 2009), 1965) 11 min
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Looking for Jiro is a queer meditation on the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. At age 38, Jiro Onuma was imprisoned at Topaz concentration camp in Central...
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So, I was asked earlier if I could make some from of tutorial on how I make my Myst Maps. I threw together this short video on the process and I wouldn't really call it a tutorial since I just glance over the different parts of the process. But perhaps someone will find it useful in some way.
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High in the hills overlooking the Aterno River, and surrounded by medieval walls, sits the thirteenth-century city of L'Aquila. The city flourished in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries as an important trading center for wool and saffron. The city was conquered and fortified by the Spanish in the early sixteenth century, and was rebuilt largely in the baroque style after an earthquake hit the area in 1703. The city was organized in quarters around a series of squares and churches, though modern development over the last two centuries has modified its medieval urban structure. Tragically, the historic center was largely destroyed by an earthquake in 2009, including severe damage to the main squares and churches. Since the earthquake, the historic city center remains a "red zone" and is mostly inaccessible due to strict safety regulations. Many of the local civic, religious, and social structures cannot be used, and the residents of the historic center are currently living in temporary housing outside of the damaged area. Several years after the catastrophe, it is important to raise awareness about the serious and still unresolved situation persisting in L'Aquila. Without proper repair and restoration of the historic core, the city will lose important cultural heritage as well as a significant economic and community asset. While disaster response can be a long and difficult process, there is a need to renew the calls for recovery and revitalization of the historic urban core to ensure revitalization of the community.
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A number of conservation projects are ongoing in the Historic Center of L'Aquila, but the slow pace of reconstruction remains a cause for concern. In September 2014, Eni S.p.A., Italy's leading energy company and one of the world's largest, announced €12 million in funding for the Basilica of Santa Maria di Collemaggio, a large medieval church located at the edge of the historic town. The project, which will involve restoration and partial reconstruction of the heavily damaged church, will be directed by the Superintendency for Architectural and Landscape Heritage of Abruzzo. It will benefit from the participation of the Polytechnic University of Milan, Rome's Sapienza University, the University of L'Aquila, as well as of experts in geology and engineering from Eni. Preliminary studies for the project have already been carried out, and restoration is scheduled to take place between 2014 and 2016. September 2014
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On May 29 an exhibition and conference were held to raise awareness about the Historic Center of L'Aquila, which was badly damaged during a 2009 earthquake. Presenters discussed conservation of the historic fabric of the town center and attendees participated in guided tours of the site.


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How Your Overseas Operations May Expose You to Liability in the U.S
All you have to do is pick up the latest version of any business magazine and the message staring you in the face is: "If your business is not global, you are missing a golden opportunity, and, by the way, you're way behind your competition."
Without a doubt, international expansion has become the new standard for a growing and successful business—the world is your market now.
However, in the unrelenting push to perfect and enact their global strategic business model, launch their promising global operations and capture overseas market share, U.S. businesses are overlooking at least one critical piece of the puzzle--the possibility that the long arm of U.S. laws will reach out to the foreign country where they are doing business and hammer (and I mean hammer) the unwitting U.S. parent company.
Whether your business is a brick and mortar operation or B to B, old economy or e-commerce, there is a lurking danger in globalization that could hurt your business: the long arm of U.S. laws.
A state district court in Texas recently held that a U.S. company may be subject to jurisdiction in the U.S. court system and face liability for actions arising in a foreign country, involving foreign residents, and stemming from the actions of the company's foreign subsidiary. Late last year, the defendant in Rodriquez-Olvera vs. Salant Corporation revealed that the case had settled for a whopping US$30 million after the trial court made the unprecedented decision to allow the plaintiffs' case to proceed against the U.S. company.
The court's decision and the ultimate settlement of this case, as well as other similar cases, demonstrates the dramatic increase in the exposure of U.S. companies to liability in the United States for actions arising in their foreign operations.
The Salant Case
In Salant, the plaintiffs brought a wrongful death and personal injury lawsuit in Texas state court against the Salant Corporation, a New York-based clothing manufacturer with subsidiaries in both Texas and Mexico. The lawsuit arose from an accident that had occurred in Mexico.
Twenty-six young Mexican workers at Salant's Mexican subsidiary were killed or injured when the company's bus, which was taking the workers to the clothing company's maquiladora, overturned and burned in a sewage ditch. All the plaintiffs in the action were citizens and residents of Mexico, estates in Mexico, or heirs of residents of Mexico.
Salant filed a motion to dismiss the case, contending that the plaintiffs' claims were actually against the maquiladora, not Salant, and that the action should be litigated in Mexico. Although Salant and Mexican trade officials protested having the case heard in Texas, the trial court would not dismiss the case because Salant's subsidiary in Texas made certain operating decisions for the company's Mexican operations.
Litigating Foreign-Based Employment Claims In the United States
Although unusual, the Salant case is not the first time a U.S. court has permitted a claim to be brought against a U.S. company for the death or injury of employees in foreign countries. In Rodriguez vs. Sierra Western, a sewing-machine mechanic at a Mexican subcontracting factory sued a Texas corporation based on allegations that the company was negligent in not providing him with safe transportation to work at the company's operations in Mexico.
The plaintiff suffered injuries in a 1996 car accident in which an employee of the U.S. corporation was driving the plaintiff from a plant in Chihuahua, Mexico to his hometown of Juarez, Mexico. Late last year, the Texas jury awarded US$632,000 in favor of the injured Mexican worker.
In another Texas case, Mendoza vs. Contico International, a U.S. corporation had a subsidiary in Mexico. Two payroll workers, who were employed by the Mexican subsidiary, were ambushed and murdered while transporting the company's cash payroll. The parents of the payroll workers filed suit in Texas against the U.S. corporation, alleging that the U.S. corporation was negligent in allowing the employees to carry such large sums of cash without armed security along a lonely stretch of Mexican highway.
Although the murders took place in Mexico, the lawsuit was filed in Texas. In 1994, a Texas district court judge ruled that Texas law applied because decisions about payroll came from the U.S. company's headquarters. The U.S. corporation agreed to settle the case for an undisclosed amount, which has been estimated at approximately US$1.5 million.
In 1994, the Aguirre v. American United Global action was filed in California. In Aguirre, a Mexican subsidiary, which was wholly-owned by a Los Angeles-based corporation, was participating in "blatant and disgusting sexual harassment" against the Mexican employees. A company executive allegedly demanded that female employees perform a bikini show for him to videotape at a company picnic.
The 118 female plaintiff employees (all Mexican residents) originally filed the action in Mexico, but the officers of the U.S. corporation apparently refused to show up for trial in Mexico. Alternatively, the plaintiffs refiled the action in Los Angeles Superior Court and alleged violations under both American and Mexican law.
After the corporation's motion for summary judgment was defeated, the case settled for an undisclosed amount and the corporation reportedly closed down its Mexican operations.
Sue, Sue, Sue
These recent court decisions, jury awards, and settlements will undoubtedly encourage more foreign workers to sue U.S. companies with operations outside the United States. And don't think for a minute that these claims are restricted to incidents in Mexico.
Indeed, the plaintiffs' bar is on the lookout for Salant-style litigants wherever U.S. companies are doing business. Attorneys for potential foreign plaintiffs are often interested in pursuing their claims in U.S. courts because many foreign jurisdiction have laws which provide a damage cap for injuries and wrongful death, whereas a jury in the United States has virtually unbridled discretion in awarding such damages.
Moreover, U.S. companies are thought to have "deep pockets," a big consideration for plaintiffs' lawyers who want your money.
Tactics and Strategy
The recent rulings and settlements provide huge incentives for U.S. companies to initiate efforts to reduce exposure to liability for actions arising from operations outside the United States. To reduce such exposure, you should review your management and operational relationships with your counterparts outside the U.S.
The most basic and important recommendation for reducing exposure is to ensure that decisions regarding non-U.S. operations are made from within the non-U.S. operation, not in the United States. Another method of decreasing exposure is to reduce and monitor practices or activities of the non-U.S. operations that may result in liability.
For example, U.S. companies may attempt to limit potential liability by improving its employees' working conditions, improving worker safety, increasing awareness of safety precautions, imposing more stringent safety and health policies, and by taking other steps to improve the work environment for the employees working outside of the U.S.
No Silver Lining for U.S. Business
These recent Texas state court decisions demonstrate a trend toward allowing U.S. courts to hear cases brought by non-U.S. residents that are based on actions occurring in or arising outside the U.S. With the new trend, U.S. companies will face increased exposure to liability in the United States for actions stemming from their overseas operations.
Given these new realities, U.S. companies must make serious and concerted efforts to reduce potential legal exposure in the United States.
The bottom line: Look before you leap in the global marketplace.


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This was before the era of modern packaging, and the creative class that has made the mountains their home since then now carries on the tradition.
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The quaint mountain hamlet of Dillsboro hosts this event. Located at the confluence of Scott Creek and the Tuckasegee River, this great little town is an easy day trip from our Asheville resort.
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HONOLULU (AP) The Senate committee on the arts is evaluating a bill to convince more people to shoot films and TV shows in Hawai`i. Senator David Ige introduced the proposal
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