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Head of User Experience — FindHotel — Amsterdam - Noord Holland - Netherlands
We are looking for a passionate design leader to build our design team and lead the innovation and optimization of FindHotel's user experience across mobile and desktop. You have a strong entrepreneurial mindset with experience in UX, product management and e-commerce.
Posted February 9, 2017
Interim Senior UX/UI Designer (m/f) - Parental representation — Mister Spex GmbH — Berlin - Berlin - Germany
Awards such as "Online Shop of the Year 2012" or "Usability Award 2012" proof the success of our work. But that isn't enough. We want more. And you can help us.
Posted February 7, 2017
UX DESIGNER — BLC Seleccion — Madrid - Madrid - Spain
Our client, a multinational company, is looking for UX Designers for the main offices in Madrid. The candidate will work with the internal customer solutions business unit to design meaningful, useful, and delightful products and services for our customers. He/she will also collaborate with other design professionals, engineers, and business owners throughout the company.
Posted January 31, 2017
UX/UI Designer — WilsonHCG — Barcelona - Spain
We are looking for a highly creative and motivated UX Designer to join our UX and Product team. As UX Designer you will use your design skills to create meaningful and memorable experiences that delight the customers and drive profit to the business. You'll work closely with other UX Designers, the UX Team Leads, the Head of UX Design and the UX Research team while collaborating with Visual Designers, Product Owners and various other stakeholders.
Posted January 27, 2017
UX Content Strategist — LATAM Airlines — Santiago - Region Metropolitana (RM) - Chile
El UX Content Strategist es responsable por la comunicación que se genera a través de uno o múltiples productos digitales. Su misión es crear una historia consistente y coherente (story telling) a través de cada producto digital para que el cliente pueda tomar decisiones en cada punto con toda la información necesaria.
Posted January 27, 2017
Sr. UX Designer — Arlington - Virginia - United States
User Experience (UX) Designers work with stakeholders, developers, and designers to understand the big problems and collaborate on effective solutions. Our UX Designers are engaged in every part of the UX process, including user research, information architecture, content strategy, interaction design, user interface design, and visual design. If you want be a part of a team determined to design effective solutions and improve the web, then we are looking for you.
Posted January 26, 2017
Associate Experience Director & UX Lead — Cake & Arrow — New York - New York - United States
We are looking for a UX leader who will own the delivery of digital products for our clients in a truly user-center way. You'll both lead and be a hands-on contributor to user research, experience strategy, concepting, client workshops, interaction design, user journeys, personas, site maps, wireframes, prototyping and testing/validating with users. You'll lead a passionate product design team within a culture that values human-insights-lead strategy.
Posted January 25, 2017
Senior UX Designer — FindHotel — Amsterdam - Noord Holland - Netherlands
Findhotel is developing a hotel booking marketplace, the next generation of 'hotel metasearch', and we are looking for a senior UX designer to lead our product design.
Posted January 25, 2017
UX Designer (Fashion + Beauty) — mavis — London - London - United Kingdom
We have an exciting role come up for a Mid to Senior UX Designer at a Digital Marketing Content Agency in London. They are looking for someone to start ASAP. They are working with a range of fashion and beauty clients so ideal if you have some experience of working in this sector or a passion for the space. The team is growing with an office in New York and London, a mix of creatives, strategists, technologists, data scientists and brand strategist specialists to collaborate with.
Posted January 24, 2017
Senior UX Designer — Nice Agency — London - London - United Kingdom
WE ARE NICE. And we believe it's Nice to design products, not campaigns; Be appreciated; Work with great people; Work on a variety of products, across platform and device; Own your ideas (and present them to your client); Design products for clients like M&S, Costa, Ticketmaster and Honda; Know that you can grow and develop your skills; Work with talented people; Have a great work/life balance; Work collaboratively; Work hard because you want to, not because you have to
Posted January 19, 2017
UX/UI Designer — Bisk — Tampa - Florida - United States
Bisk helps people around the world by providing universities and businesses with everything online learners need to succeed and grow. We look for energetic, adaptable, out-of-the-box thinkers who are passionate about improving the way the world learns. Bisk is looking for an exceptional UX/UI designer to join our team in Tampa, Florida and help us create products that shape the future of learning. If you love and breathe design, have a passion for uncovering insights from people
Posted January 16, 2017
Lead Product Designer — CustomInk — Fairfax - Virginia - United States
Strategist. Designer. Mentor. Those are the core traits of a CustomInk Lead Product Designer. As a leader in your craft you'll be involved in the product development process from start to finish. From brainstorming entirely new features to designing usable flows and beautiful interfaces, you'll exercise your full range of product, interaction, and visual design skills on a daily basis. You will be a heavy influencer of product strategy, and will help us define and implement our vision.
Posted January 10, 2017
UX Lead/Strategist — Phase2 — Alexandria - Virginia - United States
Phase2 is looking for a User Experience Strategist, with a focus on conceptualizing and creating large-scale digital experiences and applications. This person will join our quickly expanding User Experience Practice in our Washington, DC area office. The ideal candidate is a strategic thinker who applies user-centered design methodologies to create compelling and useful digital experiences and will help grow and guide a team of User Experience Designers & Researchers.
Posted January 9, 2017
UX/UI Designer — Aon Hewitt — New York - New York - United States
UX/UI Designer in Minneapolis or New York: collaborate on conceptual wireframes, user flows, storyboards and design mockups of user interfaces in cooperation with business and UX Designers. Build prototypes for user testing of interface elements and concepts with Design and Engineering teams. A big plus if you have the ability to implement front end HTML/CSS/JS pages and features. Contribute to and maintain HTML/CSS style guides and frameworks.
Posted January 6, 2017
User Interface Designer — Procore Technologies — Santa Barbara - California - United States
In this role, you'll be instrumental in shaping our products by understanding our users' needs and translating them into intuitive visual designs. Candidates should have experience leading the entire lifecycle of the product design process, from brainstorming initial concepts to creating the final design.
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When you give your exams online, ClassMarker allows you to integrate your own user ids to be saved with users Test results, allowing you to easily export or send your user ids (along with respective Test results) back to your own website in real time.
Use the information below to pass details, such as your systems user_id or other Test takers details, to ClassMarker.
Our Online Testing Webhooks & API options allow your web developers private access to extract your Test results back into your system automatically.
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You can record your own users ids by automatically appending them to the Link your users click to take their Test (if they are logged in to your website for example).
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Our Webhooks pass back these parameters as well for better real-time approach.
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The parameter cm_return_employee_id=1234 will be returned to you as &cm_return_employee_id=1234
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Easily add your own logos and colors to your Test pages or embed them within your own website. Learn More
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https://zapier.com is a service that can receive Webhooks from ClassMarker, and send Test results to a third party service of your choice.
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Characteristics Designed for beginner to advanced snowboarders looking for a comfortable, warm and forgiving boot when they're starting out or improving.
Product Benefits
Thermal insulation5 mm EVA (80% air) in sole + additional quilting around the toes
Easy opening / closingFast Lock: pull, fasten, and you're done. Fine laces + quick tightening element
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Traction3 GRIP sole: heel and toe grip + side grip + centre grip.
Cushioning5 mm EVA (80% air) in sole + EVA foam insole
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A word from the product managerWe have designed and developed these boots to provide a good balance between comfort and ease of use. In Winter 14/15, we added a new sole with three 3 different types of grip. For this Winter 15/16, we have modified the laces / quick tightening element to clamp the boots on better. It is easy for children to tighten them up, so they can do it by themselves.
Thermal insulationWe have several ways to keep your feet warm: _ The sole features an insulating layer, 5 mm thick EVA (80% air) which insulates from the cold ground_ the sockliner is another 5 mm layer of EVA + a polyester material _ Tightening the boot with 3 tightening elements (rather than 4) ensures a blood supply for your toes. And it's the blood flow that keeps your toes warm _ we've added quilting around the toes
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Base: grip, foothold, cushioning and thermal insulationThe 3-GRIPS sole provides 3 different types of grip 1. front and rear zones for uphill/downhill snowboarding 2. lateral zones for grip when banking 3. central zone for grip on slippery terrain: frozen board or ground Made of rubber with 3.5 mm studs. It also has an inner (not visible) 5 mm EVA foam midsole (80% air) for excellent thermal insulation, as well as cushioning.
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Liner fastening: 3-POINT fastening technology3-point fastening (instead of 4-point) offers 2 big advantages: _ SUPPORT: it supports the heel very well, because there is less friction from the laces, and maximum force is transmitted at the ankle (3rd and final fastening point) _ WARMTH: not having a 4th attachment point at the instep lets the blood flow to the toes. And it's blood circulation that keeps your toes warm.
Link between liner and boot: HOOK & LOOP LINK conceptWe've added rip-tabs between the liner and boot, at the rear. The goal is to minimise any slippage of the liner inside the boot, so it's easier to steer the board.
Product testing
CompositionUpper of : 60.0% Polyurethane (PU), 40.0% Polyester (PES) Outer sole of : 100.0% Rubber - Natural Rubber (NR) - Latex Lining and sock of : 100.0% Polyester (PES)
Storage adviceAt the end of the day, remove the liners from the uppers to ventilate them properly and dry quickly. Also remove the inner sole of the boot to dry perfectly overnight, and return 100% dry.
Cleaning adviceWash with soapy water.
Product catchlineFast Lock closure: pull, lock, and you're done. Supple and comfortable boots that allow ankle flexion to help you find the perfect position for the first turns.


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Portal 2 draws from the award-winning formula of innovative gameplay, story, and music that earned the original Portal over 70 industry accolades and created a cult following.
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From: Zemuly Sanders
Sent: 12/28/2004 8:45:14 AM
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Merry Christmas/ delayed
Gene, I'm very glad your greenhouse survived the snow. I was also concerned
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From: "Gene Bush" <email@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 6:22 AM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Merry Christmas/ delayed
> New greenhouse is ok, Ceres.
> Weathered the snow just fine. The gaslines and temp connections were
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> snow gently slid off in sheets... over and over and over. The structure
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> JoAn was making a large terrarium in a huge square jar I gave her some
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> Gene E. Bush
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>> Gene, I was thinking of you on Christmas Eve. Glad you were able to make
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River Hills rethinking I-43 strategy
Trustees looking for arguments rather than more data
River Hills — Trustees are looking for ways to sway the state Department of Transportation on its upcoming Interstate-43 expansion rather than more evidence that the expansion is a problem.
Last week, the Village Board considered funding a sound study to back up their claim that the potential expansion, and resulting increase in noise, would be detrimental to River Hills property owners. But in light of the fact that the DOT and village public works director have already measured sound levels along the freeway corridor, the board opted to go back to the drawing board on how to sway state planners.
"We don't need further corroboration that the decibels are going to be too high," Trustee Michael White said. "That's a given."
Before the board's February meeting, Village Engineer Mustafa Emir will work with a sound engineer to produce a report of potential design changes which could reduce noise levels if and when I-43 is expanded to six lanes in the River Hills area. Officials have expressed concern several times already on freeway noise and hope to convince the DOT to include several noise reducing features into the expansion project, which is slated for construction in 2019 at the earliest.
Emir admitted that efforts to sway the DOT in the past have been a "mixed bag," but in his experience the best course of action is to come to the table with a number of suggestions. The more suggestions, the better the likelihood at least some of them become incorporated into the design, he said.
Emir's suggested strategy is for village to bring forward the suggestions so that when final design takes place, River Hills' ideas are on record and could be incorporated.
"It's kind of a seed," Emir said.
Trustee Stephen Anderson said the village should find someone to lobby the state on behalf of River Hills residents.
"I'm looking for an expert who can go to Madison and talk to the DOT, the governor, whoever, and say this is disastrous, and be convincing," Anderson said.
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Mere hours after the first round of Audi RS6 Avant info and photos landed on the web, Audi released all the official deets. We covered the essentials for you last night, but if you follow the jump, you can now read the press release in full. There are a few new shots added to the photo gallery as well, so click and enjoy. In case you missed it the first time around, here's the RS6 Avant in brief:
- 580-horsepower/480 lb-ft V10 TFSI
- 0-62 mph in 4.6 seconds, 0-124 mph in 14.9 seconds
- Top speed of 155 mph (electronically governed)
- 17 mpg combined-cycle
- quattro permanent four-wheel-drive
- Unique bodywork, interior trim
- Up to 58.6 cubic ft of cargo space
- Optional ceramic composite brakes
- 6-speed tiptronic
- Exclusive new colors
- Available in Europe April 2008
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Olivia St. Claire is the author of 227 Ways to Unleash the Sex Goddess Within, 302 Advanced Techniques for Driving a Man Wild in Bed, and The Sex Devotional. She has been published in twenty-one countries, and her work has appeared in Playboy, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Complete Woman, American Woman, New Woman, the National Examiner, the New York Times, and the San Francisco Chronicle, among others. She lives in Colorado.
203 Ways to Drive a Man Wild in Bedby Olivia St. Claire
A frankly erotic, playfully sexy, and intelligently written guide to a dazzling array of artful, exotic, and commonsense techniques guaranteed to raise the temperature of any relationship. The inviting layout, the numbered tips, and the guidelines for safe sex make it easy and fun for couples to embark upon an amorous adventure--whenever or wherever the spirit moves
A frankly erotic, playfully sexy, and intelligently written guide to a dazzling array of artful, exotic, and commonsense techniques guaranteed to raise the temperature of any relationship. The inviting layout, the numbered tips, and the guidelines for safe sex make it easy and fun for couples to embark upon an amorous adventure--whenever or wherever the spirit moves them.
From the Hardcover edition.
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203 Ways to Drive a Man Wild in Bed based on 0 ratings. 16 reviews.
I loved this book. I love to try new things and it had plenty. I have the greatest man and I want to keep him happy.
I read this book and found it very informative. For a mature woman this is an opportunity to take your love making to the next level.
Wow! A really wonderful book. Can't wait to try out some of these new things with my boyfriend. Some things I knew but lots that I didn't. Was able to get some very explicit direction here that will surely spice up our sex life.
...How To Be A Great Lover, but close. If you have already read Lou Paget's book, How To Be A Great Lover, you may want to pass on this one. There are a few new things here, but nothing that could compare to Paget's book. It's still a different, good read though. Men love new things, so try this one also. Perry Rose, author of I Love You...Will You Marry Me?!
Nothing new here ladies. The author was more preocupied with using colorful descriptions for body parts and their reactions,than with coming up with realistic and different ideas. I also found the book to be very repetative. I'm not impressed.
My boyfriend and I tried out some of the suggestions in this book. And not only did he get excited, I did too.
More important than what we do to our men is what we do to ourselves.... This book covers everything from sexual techniques to mental conditioning. Read this book!!! It changed how I look at myself and how I approach sex.
This book is definately a must if your sex life is going down. My boyfriend came home each night begging me for more, and I, of corse, love the attention I'm getting.
I had my boyfriend eating out of the palm of my hand!
Ladies, All I have to say is that if you purchase this book then the man in your life will come home nightly with a smile on his face just like me. This is the most amazing experience I have ever had sexually and well worth all the effort. I especially like page 74. go get it now
I used to be painfully shy and insecure when it came to making my man happy. Then, I was browsing the shelves at my local Barnes and Noble and I found the book that has literally changed my sex life. It focuses on a woman's feelings and security and safety because how can you be sexy to other people if you aren't sexy to yourself. I definetly recommend this book to women everywhere.
My favorite book, to read for inspiration. Absolutely the best I've read, for her attitude and tone, as well as her ideas. Fun, simple, about being playful and imaginative, not about a lot of impersonal technique.
This book is what every woman needs and wants to know about having great sex. It's written very simple and easy to read. I only wish their was more then 203 ways. There is something in their for everyone. I loved the section called 'Oral Treats' that part alone has blown my husband's mind.
I have tried 10 of these tips so far and had my man begging for more! Offers plenty of exciting adventures sure to last all night long!
This book is great, lots of cool ideas. I got it as a gag gift but my friend and I all love it. We read it cover to cover in one night.


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When Jamar Williams arrived at South Carroll as a sophomore, coach Steve Luette originally played him as a receiver.
It didn't take long for Luette to notice Williams' speed, and he was moved to running back full time by his senior year. The change ignited a flame under Williams, and the football field became his firepower.
"When we made the transition on offense and he started at running back, the team got behind him and got excited when he started running and racking up yardage," Luette said. "He leads by example and is pretty vocal on and off the field — he leads verbally as well as by his actions."
In the winter of 2010, after just finishing an undefeated regular season with a disappointing loss to Middletown in the 2A West regional finals, two members of the South Carroll coaching staff realized there was more work to be done to get the football team to become bigger, stronger and faster - and they had just the plan on how to accomplish it.
Taking a page from their father's playbook when he founded Four County Little League early in the 90s, Vince and AJ Rusbosin decided to put their strong sense of family to work for the football program, and created Four County Strength & Conditioning. In the six years since, they have seen the results of their hard work pay off as the football program has achieved greater success, become a fixture in the state playoffs, and become a tighter-knit group on the football field.
Vince and AJ were already long-time fixtures on the South Carroll sidelines, having both played their high school football for the Cavaliers in the late 90s and early 00s, and earning multiple All-CMC and All-County honors between them before returning to begin coaching for the school in 2008. Each coach possesses degrees in exercise science plus advanced degrees and certifications in strength training, and they bring all of that experience and knowledge to bear when working with local athletes, training them to get the most out of their athletic skills.
One of the strengths of the South Carroll football program is the depth of experience and knowledge on the coaching staff at all levels. The varsity staff in particular, is comprised of past playing talent, coaches with numerous awards and accolades, and an underlying dedication to the instruction of sound, fundamental football.
In 2016, the coaching staff gets just a little better with the addition of experienced coaches to the various levels.
They say that every cloud has a silver lining, and in the case of the closing of North Carroll High School, the silver lining is the welcomed addition of it's young and successful head football coach Todd Edmondson to the coaching staff here at South Carroll starting this season. "I am always looking for good coaches here at South Carroll and knew with the combining of the two schools up North that this was an opportunity to try to add an experienced coach to our staff," Coach Luette said when asked about the addition on Monday.
Todd Edmondson, a 2002 Westminster Defensive Player of the Year and 2015 National Federation of High Schools Maryland Football Coach of the Year, joins the South Carroll varsity coaching staff this season and will immediately step in to handle the running backs and special teams duties for head coach Steve Luette. In his time at Westminster, Todd was instrumental as a blocking back helping the offense to gain over 2,500yds rushing during his senior season. It's that work ethic, along with his intense on-field demeanor, that is a cause for high hopes that he'll direct the players he coaches to great success while at South Carroll. Coach Luette went on to say, "Our coaches are very excited to have Coach Edmondson joining the staff. They would rather have him coaching with us than against us. They view this as an opportunity to try and help propel us to the next level."
The South Carroll coaching staff also welcomes new coach Bill Callahan and two other coaches back to the program after a year away, Phil Flannery and John Battiste. All three coaches will be working on the Freshman-JV staff, with Callahan handling offensive duties for the Freshman team and Flannery running the defense. Battiste will step back into his role as assistant offensive coach with the JV team.
The 2016 Cavalier Football Camp was a lot of fun; we spent the week working with players from grades 1st through 9th, teaching & reenforcing football skills needed to advance their talent for next season.
Seniors Henry Cook (LB) and Jamar Williams (AP) were honored by the Baltimore Touchdown Club with selections to the annual Super 22 team. Players nominated have received All-State, All-League and/or All-Conference honors after their Junior Season. Additionally, academic performance was considered in the nomination process, along with performance on the athletic field.
Selection to the team, and the banquet itself, has become a long-standing highlight of the Baltimore high school football community. Numerous players featured at this banquet have played for BCS schools and other fine institutions across the United States. Thirty-four of our Super 22 Alumnus has been to NFL camps and several are on NFL rosters.
South Carroll honored another class of its finest athletes and coaches by inducting them into the SCHS Athletics Hall of Fame, among them former football and basketball standout Mike Landry.
A 2013 inductee into the Carroll County Sports Hall of Fame, Mike graduated in 1989 with a wide variety of accolades and accomplishments spanning his career at South Carroll. His senior season football team won the Central Maryland Conference championship, and in basketball they lost after advancing all the way to the state finals. In football, Mike was selected as a first-team All-County quarterback and linebacker, and was named both the offensive and defensive player of the year.
Mike went on to attend the University of South Carolina, playing four years as a linebacker for the Gamecocks.
On hand (and pictured) at tonight's event along with Mike were current Defensive Coordinator Mike Kraus, along with former Head Coaches Gene Brown & Ken Parker (Mike's football coach while at SC) and current Head Coach Steve Luette.
Also deserving of recognition at being inducted into this year's class is Todd Ashley (track & field), Kim Forman (hockey, basketball, track & field), Sandy Jankevicius (volleyball, basketball, tennis), and Coach Bill Stricker (soccer & baseball). Congratulations to all of tonight's inductees!
The South Carroll High School Athletic Boosters would like to extend an offer to local businesses to reserve their place in the Cavaliers stadium by purchasing a banner to be displayed all year long. The banners will be offered in three sizes; 2' (H) x 3' (W) for $250.00, 3' (H) x 5' (W) for $500, or 5' (H) x 8' (W) for $1,000.00. All banners will be displayed during every home event until the end of the year. Each banner will be white with school color lettering and will have the Cavalier mascot posted on the corner.
We need your help in soliciting local businesses to sponsor our athletic programs. Please pass this information on to any business in the area that you work with and help us get them on board to help raise funds to support our athletes.
If you are interested in reserving your space, please fill out the attached form. Please fax to 410-549-5083 or mail to: South Carroll High School Athletic Boosters – 1300 W. Liberty Road, Sykesville , MD 21784.


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TUPELO – Ashton Shumpert's first carry of 2011 changed his entire season.
Tupelo's talented tailback, a 1,300-yard rusher as a sophomore, suffered a stress fracture in his lower leg following a 15-yard gain against Pontotoc Aug. 12 in a preseason jamboree.
A hobbled Shumpert rushed for 19 yards on 10 carries in the season opener against Lafayette.
"I played because I wanted to help my team," Shumpert said of his limited effort against Lafayette. "I knew after the first quarter I wouldn't make it. I knew something was wrong."
Tupelo's feature back was sidelined the next three games.
"We haven't been able to use him like we wanted to because he got hurt," Tupelo offensive coordinator Andy Crotwell said. "In a perfect world, without the injury, we wanted him to carry it 15 to 20 times, throw to him five or six times … use him in the wildcat some."
When Shumpert returned to the lineup Sept. 23 against Columbus, Crotwell got a glimpse at what might have been. The 205-pound back rushed for 97 yards on 18 carries and caught three passes for 42 yards from quarterback Luke Hobson.
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However, Hobson went down with a leg injury late in the Columbus game and has been sidelined since. With Hobson sidelined, Shumpert has seen some work at quarterback.
"Playing quarterback has been a good experience for me," said Shumpert, who struggled at QB against South Panola, being held to minus yardage rushing. "I've only had a few weeks to get used to it."
Since his return, Shumpert has 139 carries for 761 yards rushing and seven touchdowns. He rushed for a season-high 271 yards on a season-high 37 carries in last week's Division 1-6A win against Horn Lake. He rushed for a career-high 291 last year against Southaven.
He's also had back-to-back 34-carry games for 176 and 152 yards against Grenada and Southaven.
"He's been very impressive," Crotwell said. "He wasn't even 100 percent against Columbus and Grenada. He's a workhorse.
"He can carry it 35 times a game or line up in the wildcat and run or throw. He can do whatever you want him to do."
Tupelo hosts top-ranked Olive Branch at 7 p.m. Friday in the final regular-season game. The Wave clinched a postseason berth last week with its win at Horn Lake.


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Lonely stars twinkling bright,
As I lay asleep, forgotten and lost.
Never turning back to this cruel land,
Change is everywhere.
Heaving my emotions on my shoulders
Almost dying of sorrow
Veins cut by deadly ropes,
All alone in this bleak, barren world
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THIS IS SO GOOD!! Really descriptive, it's awesome. I love the line, 'Heaving my emotions on my shoulders', it's really expresive and cool :P
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The technology uses a network of carefully calibrated monochrome cameras that track the movements of reflective markers attached to key spots on the bodies of actors.
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This summer is full of sci-fi thrillers, such as "Edge of the Tomorrow," "Lucy," "Interstellar" and "The Giver," to name a few. In all of these movies, technology is used for good and evil, just like in real life. Science fiction constantly holds a mirror up to society and culture and it's one of the reasons we love that genre. Our fears about the future are often reflected in the sci-fi stories we tell ourselves. In fact, the history of science fiction movies is lousy with mechanical villains inspired by our various technophobias. Who's the scariest of them all? We can start with cybernetic assassin robots from the future in the Terminator movie series. Here, the T-800 stares us down with eyes capable of face recognition, long-range zoom, night vision and tracking two different moving targets at once. You won't go far.
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Above is the robot Maria from Fritz Lang's 1927 German expressionist epic "Metropolis." The hugely influential film dealt with themes like class revolt and the dehumanizing aspects of industrialization.
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No list of technological terrors would be compete without HAL 9000, the murderous computer from Stanley Kubrick's classic "2001: A Space Odyssey." HAL reflects a fear that's been bouncing around sci-fi for decades -- the amoral computer that carries out its programming regardless of human life.
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The original Godzilla was a kind of technological terror himself -- a giant sea monster spawned by nuclear radiation. Godzilla was conceived as a metaphor for the devastation of the atomic bomb attacks on Japan, and in 1974, director Jun Fukuda upped the ante with the robotic Mechagodzilla.
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Ridley Scott's 1979 sci-fi/horror hybrid "Alien" explored another recurring trope in science fiction -- the man who's really a machine. In the film, the calculating android Ash determines that his human colleagues are expendable in pursuit of scientific knowledge.
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Considered by many scholars to be the first true work of science fiction, Mary Shelley's 1818 novel "Frankenstein" has inspired dozens of films, including director Kenneth Branagh's 1994 version with Robert De Niro as the monster. The Frankenstein story continues to recycle itself in pop culture as a cautionary tale about science and technology run amok.
Several recent sci-fi films appear to reflect our increasing unease with drone technology. In the 2013 post-apocalypse thriller "Oblivion," Tom Cruise must contend with an entire squadron of unruly, unreasoning drones -- or "unmanned aerial vehicles," to use the fashionable military euphemism. Who is your favorite techno-terror from the movies?
The men and women who survived a deadly virus that wiped out much of earth's human population hunker down amidst the ruins of San Francisco; meanwhile, a growing ape population has built a lovely and thriving community outside of San Francisco in Muir Woods. The tension between the two societies drives the action-packed Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,the sequel to the 2011 Rise of the Planet the Apes that starred James Franco.
As this sequel begins, Franco's character has been dead for a decade, and the apes have had plenty of time to create their version of civilization. But in real time, it's been just three years since the Rise movie. In the world ofmotion picture technology, though, that's an eternity. Long enough to create computer graphics gear robust enough to take out of the studio and deep into a real forest. And long enough that moviemakers no longer need to give a recognizable Hollywood star top billing to bring in audiences.
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In fact, if you passed the leading man of Dawn — Andy Serkis — on the street, you wouldn't recognize his face at all, for you never see it on the screen. That's because his performance in the woods (actually, forests near Vancouver, not San Francisco) wasn't filmed traditionally, it was motion-captured and used as a framework for a computer-created realistic digital ape, Caesar. And, for the first time in my knowledge, it's the performances of the motion capture actors, not the regular actors portraying humans, that are getting all the good reviews from critics; there is even talk of the first best-actor Oscar nomination for a motion-capture performance.
Motion capture enables moviemakers to create realistic non-human characters, including Gollum in Lord the Rings, the Na'vis of Avatar, and the intelligent chimpanzees and orangutans of Rise of the Planet the Apes. It has also let moviemakers digitally tweak human characters, aging Brad Pitt in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
The technology uses a network of carefully calibrated monochrome cameras that track the movements of reflective markers attached to key spots on the bodies of actors and then use built-in processors to extract the precise coordinates of the markers. A motion capture movie set also uses a handful of regular high resolution video cameras to record the overall scene for the director and others involved in the production to use as reference. Later, animators correlate the data about the marker locations with the same points on virtual characters, like shoulders, knees, and feet.
After it is imported into the computer system, the data about the movement of the markers becomes a connect-the-dots representation of how the human actor moved that drives the digital characters. Animators later adjust the movements to better match them to ape physiology. It's a complicated business and has historically taken place in a studio or, at the most extreme, a small and contained outdoor area, where lighting, shadows, and reflections that could impede the tracking of the markers can be carefully controlled.
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But the movie Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, being released into theaters on 11 July took motion capture into the wild, with more than 85 percent of the movie shot outside the studio, in forests near Vancouver and in various outdoor locations near New Orleans.
Much of the movie action surrounds a community of 2000 apes, living in a rainforest-like environment. The technical challenges were huge, reported Joe Letteri, senior visual effects supervisor, and Dejan Momcilovic, motion capture supervisor, both from New Zealand's Weta Digital.
"We went deep into the forest, where it was raining and wet," says Letteri. "It was the absolutely worst conditions we could have had for getting the [motion capture] to work reliably in."
Top: Actor Andy Serkis wears an LED-studded suit to create the performance of Caesar, the leader of the ape nation, in Dawn of Planet of the Apes. Bottom: Karin Konoval plays the orangutan Maurice. Weta/20th Century Fox
The effort used about 50 motion capture cameras and eight standard high definition cameras. So many were needed, Letteri explained, because, unlike the previous movie in the series, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, in which most of the scenes show apes individually caged, the apes in this movie are running all over the place, in a visually crowded environment. With multiple actors in action running between trees, markers are frequently blocked from any one camera's view; 50 cameras meant that no matter what happened at least one camera would be tracking most markers.
The crew set some of the cameras on the ground, camouflaged by moss, put others on 5-meter tall aluminum towers that could each hold several cameras, put single cameras on poles attached to flat bases in places where they needed to blend into their surroundings, and, in some cases, simply tied the cameras directly to tree limbs. They camouflaged them well, said Momcilovic, and in post production carefully looked to remove any evidence of the array of cameras but, he said, it's likely that an audience member watching the film closely will be able to spot the occasional camera lens peaking out of leaves or moss.
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The set up had to be assembled for each day's shoot and calibrated by a crewmember walking the scene carrying a rod with markers to make sure multiple cameras could spot each marker at every place an actor might go. A good gust of wind, or someone bumping into a camera pole, could disturb the position of a camera enough in order to require recalibration. And the whole setup had to be packed away at the end of the day, even if the crew was planning to come back to the same spot, it couldn't sit out in the damp forest.
The cameras had to be protected from the weather. And they had, for the first time, to communicate with the local data server wirelessly, adding to the complexity of getting this whole setup to work reliably. The team from Weta designed the outdoor housings and the Wi-Fi add-ons themselves. And it was a crunch. The camera cases, eventually manufactured in Canada, were still in prototype form when the crew arrived on location.
In spite of the special cases, a lot of the equipment had to spend each night surrounded by silica gel in order to dry out. And keeping everything going required the efforts of a software developer, Glenn Anderson, who also knew a lot about electronic.
"He was fixing stuff full-time," Momcilovic recalls, and along with programming changes in the software, using a custom web site that pushed out updates to the array of cameras while they were in use. (Anderson carries a certain amount of tech-cred outside the computer graphics world: he developed the Eudora Mail Internet Server back in 1993.)
Each actor wore 48 markers on his or her body; faces, filmed with head-mounted cameras, were dabbed with spots of white paint. Because of the lack of control over the lighting in an outdoor environment, the Weta team couldn't use standard reflective markers. They had previously developed infrared LED markers for a brief outdoor scene in the previous Planet of the Apes movie; these, however, weren't reliable enough to use for extended filming. So, Momcilovic says, they molded them strands of translucent plastic, strong enough to take a direct hit from a hammer without damage to the LEDs inside. The strands, attached to the actors with Velcro, could be controlled remotely, turned on or off or made brighter to deal with changing light conditions.
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As many as 13 actors wearing these active LED markers appeared in a scene at one time. The processors in the cameras, after analyzing the video on the fly to extract the marker locations, transmitted the data to a server on site. As soon as the crew brought the server out of the forest and onto the Internet, it sent all the motion capture data to New Zealand, where Weta's team of animators could immediately start the process of using it to create digital apes.
Though the weeks shooting in the Canadian forest presented the biggest technical challenge up front, the toughest scene for the computers to process afterwards turned out to be a fully computer-graphic industrial environment, set outside of New Orleans.
"There's a big ending sequence," says Letteri, "with a large number of apes on a half-built skyscraper, at night, with lots of lights throughout. Everything you see in the scene is CG — creating the fur, the muscles, and the facial simulation in that environment took an intense level of rendering," about 550 core-processor-hours per frame. The team, of course, used banks of computers with multiple cores, typically 200 to 1000 processors would be in use at a time, though sometimes as many as 50,000 ran simultaneously. Was it worth it? I intend to find out today.
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Bean Soup With Pistou
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|Red kidney beans
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I had pinned the most darling bear mirror when pregnant with my daughter, having aims of creating a subtle woodland-themed nursery for her. No longer available, I set about trying to easily recreate the bear mirror, finally settling on cork as a substitute for wood (I haven't ventured much beyond straight cuts with my jigsaw!)
I love how it turned out and hope you do too. I provided a template below for the bear shape, but since cork can be easily cut and manipulated, the options for different animal and shape silhouettes is nearly endless.
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package of cork board squares
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metal ruler
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sewing pins
stiff cardboard (mine was the backing to a pack of scrapbook paper)
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Step 1: Print out Bear Template (2 pages). With an X-acto knife and using your metal ruler as a guide for your blade, trim off the right edge of the paper. Lay this piece on top of the second and tape together. Make sure to tape the papers together on the backside too.
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Step 3: With X-acto knife, cut around the outside of the template. My cuts were deep, but I still had to go around a second time with my knife. Important: make sure the hand keeping the cork board steady is NOT in the path of the craft knife. Safety first! When you're finished trimming around the bear, cut inside the circle following the inside edge of the template as shown below.
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This translational research project will develop quantitative imaging bionnarkers for assessing therapeutic response in Sarcoma using advanced quantitative imaging approaches in PET and MRl.
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This project will develop new imaging approaches using MRl and PET to non-invasively measure various aspects of tumor biology and pathophysiology in response to conventional and experimental chemotherapies. This will enable a powerful set of tools to evaluate treatment efficacy and ultimately improve the development of new drugs and clinical management of sarcoma patients.
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|Monument, Michael J; Johnson, Kirsten M; McIlvaine, Elizabeth et al. (2014) Clinical and biochemical function of polymorphic NR0B1 GGAA-microsatellites in Ewing sarcoma: a report from the Children's Oncology Group. PLoS One 9:e104378
|Choy, Edwin; Butrynski, James E; Harmon, David C et al. (2014) Phase II study of olaparib in patients with refractory Ewing sarcoma following failure of standard chemotherapy. BMC Cancer 14:813
|Kernstine, Kemp H; Moon, James; Kraut, Michael J et al. (2014) Trimodality therapy for superior sulcus non-small cell lung cancer: Southwest Oncology Group-Intergroup Trial S0220. Ann Thorac Surg 98:402-10
|Sankar, Savita; Theisen, Emily R; Bearss, Jared et al. (2014) Reversible LSD1 inhibition interferes with global EWS/ETS transcriptional activity and impedes Ewing sarcoma tumor growth. Clin Cancer Res 20:4584-97
|Zhang, Pingyu; Garnett, Jeannine; Creighton, Chad J et al. (2014) EZH2-miR-30d-KPNB1 pathway regulates malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumour cell survival and tumourigenesis. J Pathol 232:308-18
|Sioletic, Stefano; Czaplinski, Jeffrey; Hu, Lan et al. (2014) c-Jun promotes cell migration and drives expression of the motility factor ENPP2 in soft tissue sarcomas. J Pathol 234:190-202
|Chen, Eleanor Y; DeRan, Michael T; Ignatius, Myron S et al. (2014) Glycogen synthase kinase 3 inhibitors induce the canonical WNT/?-catenin pathway to suppress growth and self-renewal in embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 111:5349-54
|Krook, Melanie A; Nicholls, Lauren A; Scannell, Christopher A et al. (2014) Stress-induced CXCR4 promotes migration and invasion of ewing sarcoma. Mol Cancer Res 12:953-64
|Jia, Bin; Choy, Edwin; Cote, Gregory et al. (2014) Cyclin-dependent kinase 11 (CDK11) is crucial in the growth of liposarcoma cells. Cancer Lett 342:104-12
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Some of the boys and girls aged from 10 to 17 who end up at the State's only juvenile detention centre at Banksia Hill may have fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) - and researchers have been awarded a grant to find out.
Winthrop Research Professor Carol Bower of The University of Western Australia's Centre for Child Health Research at the Telethon Kids Institute is leading a team who are about to develop a FASD screening test, thanks to a National Health and Medical Research Council grant of almost $1.5million.
Professor Bower said FASD was caused by the fetus being exposed to alcohol during pregnancy and at its worst, caused a range of neurological disabilities that lead to problems with development, learning and behaviour. These problems can affect the child's ability to relate cause and effect and make the child less able to make judgements and to be easily led. Some people with FASD also had typical facial features and, more rarely, heart and kidney birth defects.
"Ideally, we would like to prevent FASD," she said. "The next best scenario would be to identify it as soon as possible so that, with early management, children with the condition never reached the justice system, or, less ideally, identify them as soon as they make contact with the system.
"Because research into FASD is new in Australia, we're going to screen young people already in detention and then modify the screening test for use much earlier in their contact with the justice system. We want to prevent children with FASD from going into detention, and prison as adults. Alternative sentencing strategies for them, such as community supervision, is thought to be a much better option than being incarcerated."
Professor Bower said studies from North America suggested youths with FASD were 19 times more likely to be imprisoned than youths without the condition and around 60 per cent of people with FASD over 12 had been charged with or convicted of a criminal offence.
"While there are no reliable data in Australia, there is a growing level of community and professional concern about the impact of FASD on people in the justice system. Aboriginal leaders are especially concerned as 70 per cent of young people in detention in WA are Aboriginal."
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