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MACHINE-A, Stavros Karelis, Hyein Seo, Tom Zambaz, Younji Ku and Anna Trevelyan
Inside MACHINE-A
Jul 19 2017
Since 2004, SHOWstudio and cult concept store MACHINE-A have been a successful unity, continuously championing young designers and innovative ideas. 'I...
Georgina Evans and Reiner Holzemer
Jul 19 2017
'Dries' documents, for the first time ever, inspirational Belgian fashion designer Dries van Noten. For an entire year, director Reiner Holzemer docume...
Nick Knight, Harun Güler, Laura Searle, Victor Claramunt, Sylvyen Nazaah, Yuen Hsieh, Regina Sepp, GVN908, Jeaneen Lund, Barði Jóhannsson, Adam Csoka Keller, Michele Foti, Kenji Hirano, Samuel Cerrudo, ALXVNDRA and Andre Bato
Fashion Film Submissions
Jul 14 2017
As part of SHOWstudio's commitment to championing fashion film and the possibilities of showing clothing in movement, Nick Knight invites aspiring film...
Nick Knight, Kylie Jenner, Anna Trevelyan and V Magazine
Jul 4 2017
SHOWstudio aims to reveal every part of the photographic process, from innovative sets and astute styling to unusual photography techniques and breatht...
Nick Knight, Vivienne Westwood, Alexander McQueen, Björk, Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Peter Saville, Tracey Emin, David Bailey, Juergen Teller, Wolfgang Tillmans and Travis Scott
In Camera
Feb 12 2003
Launched in 2003, 'In Camera' introduced a completely new premise to the interview format. Allowing a global online audience - as well as the interview...
Nick Knight, Peter Saville, Ruth Hogben, Gareth Pugh, Nicola Formichetti, Daphne Guinness, Stephen Jones, Val Garland, Yohji Yamamoto, Mike Figgis, Marc Ascoli, Magda Keaney, Alice Rawsthorn, Alber Elbaz, Alexander Fury, Alice Hawkins, Christie's, Lou Stoppard, Dan Thawley, Frances Corner, Maria Sharapova, Pedro Lourenco, Terry Barber, Damir Doma, Susanne Deeken, Robin Schulie, Mimma Viglezio, Vanessa Redgrave, Philippe Garner, Fashion & Cinema, Stefce Mileski, Shonagh Marshall, Motel Picture Company, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Raquel Couceiro, Gabriel Carasso, Dries Van Noten, Oriole Cullen, Joseph Bennett, Hugo Wilson, Claire Morgan, Kate Bryan, Carrie Scott, Lotta Volkova, Madeline Fontaine, Kinvara Balfour, Joana Granero, Jürgen Doering, Edward Enninful and Ginette Vincendeau
In Conversation
Sep 8 2011
'In Conversation' profiles fashion's leading practitioners in a series of intimate discussion films. Showcasing exclusive panel talks and one-off inter...
Nick Knight, Chaos Fashion, Charlotte Stockdale, Charlotte Roberts, Maren Bailey, Hungry, Hannah Rose, Steven Raj and Salvia
Jun 19 2017
CHAOS duo, Katie Lyall and Charlotte Stockdale, asked SHOWstudio Director Nick Knight to create a project for CHAOS 69. Drawing on a method now becomin...
Nick Knight, Rei Nadal, Sk8thing, Stavros Karelis, Toby Feltwell, Daryoush Haj-Najafi, C.E, Slam Jam, Rezzett, Riana Casson, Rezzett, Ali Michael and Raquel Couceiro
Untitled Project
Dec 10 2015
For over two years, Nick Knight, director Rei Nadal and the duo behind Cav Empt explored the term 'youth', documenting their stages of research in a SH...
Nick Knight, Parsons School of Design, Panisa Busayanont, Chenghui Zhang, Jihyun Myung and Georgina Evans
SHOWstudio x Parsons
May 24 2017
Combining a mutual passion in the championing of fashion film as a medium, SHOWstudio and New York's Parsons School of Design collaborate on a competit...
Alexander McQueen, Liberty Ross, Gareth Pugh, Stephen Jones, Daphne Guinness, Tim Blanks, Suzy Menkes, Stuart Vevers, Sølve Sundsbø, Richard Nicoll, Proenza Schouler, Penny Martin, Mary Katrantzou, Marios Schwab, Mandi Lennard, Louise Wilson, Laura Bradley, Joseph Altuzarra, Erdem Moralioglu, Erdem, David Koma, Amanda Harlech, Altuzarra, Colin McDowell, Aimee Mullins, Hywel Davies, Alexander Fury, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Roksanda Ilincic, Tim Walker, Simone Rocha, Lou Stoppard, J.W. Anderson, Meadham Kirchhoff, Dylan Jones, Paul Smith, Alexandra Shulman, Iris van Herpen, Lulu Kennedy, Lucinda Chambers, Jeremy Scott, Carlo Brandelli, Matthew Williams, Sibling, Olivier Zahm, Jefferson Hack, Craig Green, Sarah Mower, Shaun Leane, Tom and Ruth Chapman, Alex Bilmes, David Downton, Glen Luchford, Olivier Rousteing, Marques'Almeida, Raquel Couceiro, Peter Lindbergh, Anna Sui, Jamie Hawkesworth, Mark Lebon and Marian Newman
In Fashion
May 19 2017
A constant series of exclusive and in-depth video interviews, profiling a myriad of individuals who help shape the ever-changing landscape of contempor...
Nick Knight, Lou Stoppard, Phoebe English, Adam Mansell, Tamara Cincik and Munira Mirza
Brexit: The Impact on the Fashion Industry
May 23 2017
In-keeping with SHOWstudio's ethos of international awareness and our reach to a global audience, Nick Knight opens conversation into the repercussions...
Nick Knight, V Magazine, Katy England, Lisa Eldridge, Sara Grace Wallerstedt, Riana Casson, Malcolm Edwards and Cecily Cracroft-Eley
May 8 2017
Nick Knight and Katy England unite once again to capture a cornucopia of couture and crochet for V Magazine. Sara Grace Wallerstedt is enlaced in a fea...
Raquel Couceiro, Rei Nadal, Nicholas Kirkwood, PRETTYBIRD, Britt Lloyd and Jess Maybury
Dark Matter
May 7 2017
For his A/W 17 collection, forward-thinking footwear designer Nicholas Kirkwood tapped director Rei Nadal to create a promotional fashion film. The col...
Nick Knight, Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Liberty Ross, Kristen McMenamy, Lily Cole, Erin O'Connor, Alek Wek, Karen Elson, Guinevere van Seenus, Winnie Harlow, Pat Cleveland and Amber Valletta
Apr 30 2014
Nick Knight and SHOWstudio present the history of contemporary fashion photography as told from the subjects' perspectives. When envisaging 'Subjective...
Nick Knight, KANGHYUK, D /ARK, H. LORENZO, Gabriel Carasso, Lara Johnson-Wheeler, Raquel Couceiro, Stavros Karelis and Harry Fisher
Apr 27 2017
As part of a brand new collaboration, SHOWstudio are proud to present the work of MACHINE-A and Stavros Karelis's latest find, the pioneering graduate ...
Balenciaga, mytheresa.com, 25 Magazine, Gordon von Steiner, Katja Mayer, Miguel Bento, Melissa Tofton, Yasmina Dexter, Anna Pesonen, Feast Films, Hettie Griffiths, Rob Jarvis, Christos Petritzis, Uli-K, Ross Westland, Joseph J Marshall, Faze Miyake, Emma Westenberg, Sophie Hardeman, C.E and Miu Miu
Fashion Film Exclusives
Feb 20 2016
As the home of fashion film, SHOWstudio debuts and supports various works that explore the possibilities of the medium. Some whimsical, some avant gard...
Alice Hawkins
Alice's Adventures
Feb 1 2013
Explore Alice Hawkins' magical world with these exclusive scans. Taken from the photographer and filmmaker's personal creative diaries, the pages featu...
Isamaya Ffrench, QIC Global Real Estate, Bistrotheque and Stuart Miller
Ffrench Pharmaceuticals
Mar 27 2017
For its second year running, Ffrench Pharmaceuticals travels to Hong Kong Art Basel 2017 to see make-up doyenne Isamaya Ffrench, QIC Global Real Estate...
Nick Knight, Gareth Pugh, Rei Nadal, Raquel Couceiro, Georgina Evans, Lara Johnson-Wheeler and Layla Sailor
Mar 27 2017
Constructed seeks to exhibit the growing medium of fashion film within China whilst examining the faculty for contemporary artists to express themselve...
Nick Knight, Christian Krug, Julia von Boehm, Madison Stubbington, Lisa Eldridge, Stern, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, Anna Cleveland, Eamonn Hughes, Andrew Tomlinson, Raquel Couceiro, Gabriel Carasso and Riana Casson
Ungewöhnlich Schön
Feb 22 2017
In December 2016, Nick Knight shot a selection of key looks from the S/S 17 collections exclusively for German publication Stern magazine. Knight worke...
Nick Knight, Travis Scott, Numéro, Riana Casson and Numéro Homme
Mar 6 2017
Building on their previous creative collaboration, Nick Knight unites with rapper Travis Scott once again for the cover story of Numéro Magazine's 33rd...
adidas, Gary Aspden, Nick Griffiths, &SON and Chronixx
adidas Originals x SPEZIAL S/S 17
Feb 27 2017
Celebrating the launch of the S/S 17 SPEZIAL collection, Gary Aspden, Nick Griffiths and &SON offer a short film set to music composed by Matthieu Bost...
Nick Knight, Matthew Williams, Paul Hetherington, ALYX, NOLIFE and Raquel Couceiro
Natural Order: Alyx A/W 16
Feb 27 2017
For the presentation of Alyx's A/W 16 collection, Nick Knight and Matthew Williams explore the chaos inherent in nature. Model Stella Lucia appears bot...
Nick Knight, Niamh White, Lou Stoppard, Tim A Shaw, Assemble, Joh Bates, Sophie Clements, Steve Macleod, Gavin Turk, Aimee Parrott, Michael O'Reilly, Mark Power, Jo Coles, Lara Johnson-Wheeler and Georgina Evans
Hospital Rooms
Oct 7 2016
Founded by artist Tim A Shaw and curator Niamh White in 2016, Hospital Rooms is a registered charity that promotes the improved wellbeing of mental hea...
Nick Knight, Beats by Dre, Omar Johnson, Younji Ku, Jon Emmony, NOLIFE, Demi Scott, Tino Kamal and PRETTYBIRD
New Space
Jan 26 2017
This Nick Knight film, in collaboration with Beats by Dre, comments on the world's multi-faceted and multi-sensory influences and experiences. Knight's...
Shaun Leane and Foxall Studio
18 Woodstock Street
Jan 20 2017
Jeweller Shaun Leane's first foray into fashion film, entitled '18 Woodstock Street', sees Leane's jewellery in motion. Made in collaboration with Foxa...
Rei Nadal, Stavros Karelis, PRETTYBIRD, DELADA and Raquel Couceiro
Jan 5 2017
Commissioned by MACHINE-A's Stavros Karelis, Rei Nadal's latest film for DELADA showcases their A/W 17 collection and its multi-material, patchwork sty...
Simone Rocha, Rob Rusling and Gabriel Carasso
Design Download: Simone Rocha
Dec 25 2016
For our eleventh Design Download, SHOWstudio teams with Simone Rocha, winner of the British Womenswear Designer award at the 2016 British Fashion Award...
Nick Knight, Sam McKnight, Tom Ford, Mica Arganaraz and Carine Roitfeld
Black Orchid 2016
Dec 21 2016
Nick Knight's 2016 fashion film for Tom Ford's iconic Black Orchid fragrance sees model of the moment Mica Arganaraz enveloped in a billowing burst of ...
Gareth Pugh, Stephen Jones, Simon Foxton, Adam Murray, Lou Stoppard, Jon Emmony, Claire Barrow, Ben Whyman, Jamie Hawkesworth, Nina Manandhar, Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool John Moores University, Adrian Green, Helen Smith, Michael Kenny, Yara Heine, Christopher Shannon, Gary Aspden, Thom Murphy, Tom Zambaz and Katie Hindle
Jul 3 2016
'The skill will be in learning to look beneath the clichés and habits of imagination that lie at the heart of these myths.' Motivated by questioning ex...
Natasha Garoosi, Wendy Bowman, Alexandra Gavillet and Lara Johnson-Wheeler
Dec 15 2016
#UNMUTED presents a series of films directed by Alexandra Gavillet. Shot by Wendy Bowman and produced by Natasha Garoosi, the films aim to promote comm...
Ronan Mckenzie and Georgina Evans
Hard Ears
Dec 7 2016
Launched in December 2016, HARD EARS is photographer Ronan Mckenzie's debut publication. HARD EARS' first issue is a collection of text and imagery ins...
Nick Knight, Charlotte Stockdale, Clemence Lobert, Raquel Couceiro, Phoebe Arnold, British Fashion Council and Travis Scott
Dec 1 2016
Nick Knight's vision of current and contemporary fashion are reflected in 'Up' and '90210', fashion films created for the 2016 British Fashion Awards. ...
Nick Knight, Caitin Stickels, Jacob K, V Magazine, Laura Dominique, Andrew Tomlinson, Martin Cullen, Younji Ku and Riana Casson
Portrait of Caitin Stickels
Nov 16 2016
After discovering her on Instagram, Nick Knight invited Caitin Stickels to model for V Magazine. Born with rare chromosomal disorder, Cat Eye Syndrome,...
Nick Knight, ALYX, Matthew Williams, Andrew Tomlinson, Demi Scott, Ysaunny Brito, Jeppe and SSENSE
New Happiness · Love Chaos: Alyx S/S 17
Nov 14 2016
Nick Knight continues his collaboration with Matthew Williams' label Alyx for S/S 17. Knight's fashion film, 'New Happiness · Love Chaos' in collaborat...
Nick Knight, Demi Scott, V Magazine, Jacob K and Andrew Tomlinson
Demi Couture
Nov 7 2016
'Grace isn't something that comes from class or breeding, it's innate and comes from a certain sense of self. It's egalitarian.' To Nick Knight, model ...
Gary Aspden, Lou Stoppard, Gary Warnett, Elgar Johnson, Mandi Lennard, Daryoush Haj-Najafi and Jason Evans
May 24 2016
Motivated by the prevalence of sporty shapes on high fashion runways, SHOWstudio investigates the history of key 'sportswear' garments. Working on the ...
Nick Knight, Faustine Steinmetz, Niamh White and Raquel Couceiro
Faustine Steinmetz: Sculpting Denim
May 28 2015
Continuing our tradition of inviting a designer to take up residence in our studio and make a garment live on camera, we invited rising star and denim ...
Nick Knight, Wolf Gillespie, adidas and Gary Aspden
adidas Originals x SPEZIAL A/W 16
Sep 19 2016
To celebrate the return of adidas SPEZIAL for A/W 16, Gary Aspden asked Nick Knight to capture the new collection. Starring Wolf Gillespie, son of styl...
Fiona Gourlay, Tobie Giddio, Conrad Roset, Joshua Osborn, Cecilia Carlstedt, Marco Rea, Gill Button, Fahren Feingold, Blair Breitenstein, Jenifer Corker, Connie Gray, Bex Cassie and Gray M.C.A
Drawing On Style
Sep 15 2016
In collaboration with historical fashion illustration experts Gray M.C.A, SHOWstudio presents 'Drawing On Style', an exhibition showcasing original fas...
Nick Knight and Daelim Museum
Nick Knight: Image
Oct 6 2016
From 6 October 2016, Daelim Museum presents 'Nick Knight: Image', Knight's first solo show. The exhibition features over 100 works and installations, h...
Nick Knight, Katie Shillingford, Isamaya Ffrench, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, AnOther, Younji Ku, 0044 and Riana Casson
Comme des Garçons
Sep 9 2016
Nick Knight and stylist Katie Shillingford unite to celebrate key pieces from Comme des Garçons' A/W 16 collection. Rei Kawakubo's bubblegum pinks and ...
Nick Knight, Helen Bullock, Alina Zamanova, Amelie Hegardt, Jenifer Corker, Rei Nadal, Richard Kilroy, Valerie Servais, Velwyn Yossy, Stephen Doherty, Bex Cassie, Frida Wannerberger, Gill Button, Samuel Harrison, Jacquetta Crook, Joshua Osborn, Connie Lim, Stephan Beaumont One Eye Girl, Cecilia Carlstedt, Nicasio Torres Melgar, Alessandra Genualdo, Yasmin Wijnaldum, Molly Bair, Ruth Bell, Julia Banas, Selena Forrest, Chaos Fashion, Jazzelle Zanaughtti, Riana Casson, Alina Stashinova, GARAGE Magazine, Raquel Couceiro and Gabriel Carasso
Jun 30 2016
On 30 June and 1 July 2016, SHOWstudio undertook its first ever Facebook Live broadcast. The stream, a collaboration with GARAGE Magazine, encompasses ...
Eva Losada Membibre, Rei Nadal, Stavros Karelis, Ellie Grace Cumming, DELADA, Raquel Couceiro and PRETTYBIRD
Sep 2 2016
Director Rei Nadal's fashion film, created exclusively for SHOWstudio and MACHINE-A, features DELADA's first full collection. The range was inspired by...
Nick Knight, Anna Trevelyan, Demi Scott, Younji Ku, Andrew Tomlinson and Harmony Boucher
The Worst Crime Is Faking It
Aug 25 2016
This Nick Knight film offers an honest portrait of a relationship between two young lovers, Demi Scott and Harmony Boucher. The work seeks to authentic...
Nick Knight, Carrie Scott, Robin Muir and Raquel Couceiro
Vogue 100: A Century of Style
Jun 27 2016
To celebrate 'Vogue 100: A Century of Style', a landmark exhibition that travelled from the National Portrait Gallery to Manchester Art Gallery, Nick K...
Nick Knight, Val Garland, Sam McKnight, Isamaya Ffrench, Raquel Couceiro and Eugene Souleiman
Jul 2 2014
In tandem with our 'Subjective' series, which presents the history of contemporary fashion photography as told from models' perspectives, Nick Knight l...
Hywel Davies, Lou Stoppard, Central Saint Martins, Shonagh Marshall, Judith Watt and Alistair O'Neill
Jul 15 2016
Inspired by the predominance of fluff and fuzz on the runways, as well as the debates around body hair as a style or political statement, in early 2016...
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First, Airssl is a user-script, so asking the author would be wise, and BT team probably won't support it. AS for DHCP issues with this script, search the BT4 forums, it has been widely discussed. And I remember a lot of problems with Mac and DHCP. As for the rest, I don't know !
About the AP chipset... I believe the 036H has AP support ! (I can be wrong though, you'd better check )

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Cooks & Cocinas: Nancy Gunter
Published 12:00 am, Wednesday, August 11, 2010
A couple determined to stay in their family-friendly neighborhood decided to bring their kitchen into the 21st century rather than moving to a new house. Knocking out a wall made all the difference.
Who's cooking: Nancy Gunter, mom of 6-year-old Corbin and 9-year-old Claire and preschool supervisor at her church, cooks the majority of the meals. Husband Chad grills and they divide cleanup duties.
What's cooking: The dinner menu includes a variety of fish and chicken, but the family favorite is breakfast for dinner. The kids help cook omelets, pancakes, hash browns and bacon. "We make a huge mess, but they have a good time and they eat a lot."
Something sweet: Friends look forward to the English toffee Nancy makes as Christmas gifts, and she gets special requests for her chocolate chip cookies. Her children like to help make cookies, too. "When they see the KitchenAid mixer coming out, it's like a flock."
In this kitchen: Four years. The Gunters lived in their Oak Park house a year before Chad came home and told Nancy an architect was coming the next day to discuss remodeling the kitchen, which was isolated from the rest of the house.
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The space: 101/2 feet by 26 feet.
On the surfaces: Cherry cabinets, granite counters, tile backsplash and ceramic tile floors. "We chose these floors for the whole hide-the-dirt idea," says the practical-minded mom. The children play hopscotch through the kitchen, taking advantage of the staggered layout of the large square tiles.
Why it works: The kitchen became the hub of the 1960s-era house when the Gunters took down the wall that divided the kitchen and family room. "This is my family room, my mud room, my home office and my kitchen," Nancy says.
A circle that blossoms to 54 inches in diameter at the end of the 42-inch-wide counter seats four comfortably and serves as a dining table and homework station.
Cookie baking goes faster with a convection oven, set beneath the microwave that also has a convection function.
Points of view: From the cooktop, Nancy looks out over the family room, giving her a good view of the football games her family often gathers to watch. And she can see the kids on the playscape in the backyard.
Multitasking: A desk at the end of the expanded galley kitchen serves as Nancy's work station and allows her to keep an eye on her daughter's computer use. On the other side of the wall is a nook with hooks hanging below an upper cabinet for bags, backpacks and jackets. Below is a basket to corral the family's shoes.
Stashed away: Because the kitchen counters are always in view, Nancy keeps them clear of clutter. Narrow pullouts in the cabinets beneath the cooktop keep spices in easy reach, and pots and pans are stored in deep drawers. The pantry features narrow shelves on piano hinges, so items don't get shoved to the back of deep shelves.
Know of a good cook with a great kitchen? E-mail suggestions for Cooks & Cocinas to Home & Garden Editor Tracy Hobson Lehmann, firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Everytime I talk to people about Erlang they think it's just another language.
Erlang is not just a language.
Erlang is based off of Joe Armstrong's thesis - "Making reliable distributed systems in the presence of software errors". The current download contains:
- the src code with targets for WIN32, linux and vxworks
- pre-compiled binaries for win32 and linux
- system libraries with built-in
** easily distributable, configurable ( in-memory or disk ) database system called Mnesia ** native bindings to mysql and postgres ** SNMP V1, V2 and V3 agents, ** a database config that exposes tables as SNMP tables ** 3rd party contrib libs for - web server, jabber, ldap, radius, ldap, nfs
- bindings to C, C++, Java, Tk
- good documentation including how to extend it with examples
- a couple of books that discuss erlang implementations of non-trivial distributing computing objects.
Ericsson open sourced it's software switching infrastructure, somewhat like AT&T Bell Labs open sourcing Plan9. It's different because Ericsson actually produced real products using Erlang. Ericsson openly endorses Erlang - OTP systems:[1] What other open source language do you know that is used by a corporation to build the AXE 301, a 512K cross connect switch that can achieve throughputs of 160Gbs. [2]


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528 Comments on "Academy Awards Telecast Part Two"
@Lucas, I'm restraining order scared at how well you know me.
Steve McQueen/John Ridley feud
They can go on a rota with Stephen Fry.
Derek, night boo-boo.
If anyone else is up, I suggest turning on E!. They keep cutting to the back up at the valet and it's actually VERY interesting to watch how these cats behave…
yeah I had to read the PLAY in high school–I like know what it is
@K—well I am not a black person and I usually agree/slightly understand where Steampunk is coming from etc. —just like —it is definitely not my bad for speaking-out cause that is beyond not funny—-so whateves—she/he may not have even remotely thought that etc etc—I am tired I need my beauty sleep night xo
Las dos caras de la fantasia….
Bitter put a de lujo:
Dear Mr. McQueen,
Its an Oscar. You didn't cure cancer. Calm the fuck down. The happy jumping black man has been done by Cuba already.
Acros de la lluvia y la fantasia del unicorno:
Dear Mr. McQeen
Its so refreshing to see someone so over joyed about their Oscar win. I'm happy that u are so happy.
((Fade to black))
Derek, I get where you're coming from but I took it as a joke on his age rather than race?
@Becca I said the same thing!!! I thought I imagined up a feud.
Ellen sucked, she's never been funny, but tonight was just awful.
But John Ridley, the writer of 12 Years a Slave is obviously in one hell of a feud with the director, Steve McQueen.
Neither thanked the other when they won & neither looked at the other when they walked up to the stage.
@Steampunk—-very rude comment–and I will get off my "PC" high horse when you grow a brain cell
Goodnight everyone, it was a pleasure to join your company!
Random thoughts. No Clooney or Joaquin Pheonix? Sandra looked legitimately upset after Cate was done speaking. Cate also thanked Woody "for giving her the role " no gushing. Ellen was meh.
night gang! Time to start drinking!
Good night all!
alright alright alright nice folks posting in CDAN. I enjoyed your company!
Aaand that's ALL Folks!!!
Good night!
For pest picture, and he's wanting to thank all the women in his life. And then his children, and his father.
"Everyone deserves not just to survive, but to live."
o/ \o
Well, that was fun, thanks guys! Might have a real drink now, it's 4pm after all, lol!
TTM is back!!!
Brad is a class act.
Will is lookin' good. Is he out as a $cientolo? I didn't think it was official but someone on the PSH thread said he was.
I just saw a shot of what Meryl is wearing – was that her, with the black skirt and cream top? If so, YUCK! WTF? Why, oh why, does she dress so drabbily? She could absolutely rock a gorgeous gown.
Whoever that is in Enty's screen shot up the top needs to head to Trashy Lingerie in West Hollywood and get something to pull the girls up and in a bit. Sally Field apparently went there to get the undergarments she wore tonight, and look how stunning she appeared.
Yay!!! My Texas TRex won! And he did a great speech!
Yes for 12 years a slave!! 🙂
When the broad doing the red carpet interview with Matt Mc she said ' alright alright alright' to his back as he turned to go…
He looked like he had been gaffed… He will never get away from that, lol
I like that even though McConaughy was up there accepting an Oscar, he still wasn't above doling out what everyone wanted to hear. Alright Alright Alright.
so happy Matt won, just for the wacky heartfelt speech and he deserves every award on earth for True Detective!
cmon 12 yas
Cate Blanchet is such a class act…
Matthew M. : someone pointed out on twitter he was doing a TED talk roflmao
Oops, on a delay. Yasss!
@stepforded she is elegance personified! Michael K needs to make her a HSOTD (if he hasn't already)
@canadachick – This did deserve an "alrightalrightalright". Very disappoinnting.
AND there it is
But I think some people should consider their spray tan plan.
And also – consider hiring 7 of 11 for your speech needs.
Woody got an Oscar. Who knew?
He's.still too skinny–but he deserves it.
Isn't Matthew McC's mother gorgeous? I seem to recall reading somewhere that she's a sex therapist.
@7 If they could teach Channing Tatum to read out loud and not fuck it up, they can teach JLaw.
(But I guess not Travolta?)
Mattie as Wooderson was just playing himself.
More cowbell:-(
From Wooderson to an Academy Award. Not bad.
no alright alright alright???
Think he can say the speech without the mirrors?
YEA! He was so good in that movie. I forgot I was watching the Texas T-Rex.
Who was that gorgeous orange empress behind the Texas T-Rex??


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Mitchell Brachmann and Jordan Hein, who teach at Union Grove High School, filmed the footage titled "This School" to get their students revved up for the first day of classes.
The video, set to the song "Footloose," features classrooms, students, football and, of course, a lot of dancing.
This is the third video Brachmann and Hein have created together.
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North Carolina Firm Wins GSA's First VETS Contract
Note: Archived news releases may contain contact names, telephone numbers, Web links, or other information that is outdated. You may reach a public affairs officer at 202-501-1231. For a list of public affairs officers by beat, visit http://www.gsa.gov/portal/content/101120.
April 11, 2007
Contact: Jon Anderson, (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC – Database support services worth nearly a half million dollars became the first task order awarded against a small business set-aside contract for service-disabled, veteran-owned small technology firms, the U.S. General Services Administration announced today.
Carolina Management and Technology Inc. of Fayetteville, N.C., received the task order from GSA's Greater Southwest Region for database systems support services worth an estimated $495,523 for 42 months, inclusive of three twelve month options.
"Helping veteran-owned small businesses provide top-quality products and services to GSA customers has been one of my top priorities," said GSA Administrator Lurita Doan. "With GSA being the first agency to use VETS, we also demonstrate our commitment to this GWAC's service-disabled veteran industry partners. GSA is proud to be able to help those who have given and done so much to serve and protect our country."
"Utilizing the VETS contract vehicle was easy and allowed us to obtain a solution to our requirement in a timely manner. Then, most importantly, it provided an opportunity for us to support a service-disabled veteran-owned business," said Tyree Varnado, Assistant Regional Administrator for GSA's Federal Acquisition Service in Ft. Worth, Texas.
The VETS GWAC is a multiple award contract with a five-year initial term and a five-year option period available. It is designed to provide cutting edge technology solutions to federal agencies while assisting them in reaching their 3 percent goal for contracting with service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses. A complete list of industry partners along with VETS contract and pricing information is available on the VETS GWAC web site at www.gsa.gov/vetsgwac.
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,300 government-owned or leased buildings and 205,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 420 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and eGov Travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
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Mass production will start from the end of November, according to Toshiba.
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Docket Management
Docket: 02N-0276 - Bioterrorism Preparedness; Registration of Food Facilities, Section 305
Comment Number: EC -17
Accepted - Volume 2
Comment Record
Ms. Charlotte Hebebrand
2002-08-30 14:22:57
European Union
Comments for FDA General
1. General Comments
Preliminary comments from the European Commission on the USA Bioterrorism Act INTRODUCTION The Commission thanks the FDA for the opportunity to provide "initial comments" on the Bioterrorism Act which was signed into law on June 12, 2002. However, due to the very short notice provided for comments, exacerbated by the holiday season, kindly consider the remarks presented below as preliminary. These comments are the result of limited consultation between certain Commission services and a number of Member States. Revised comprehensive comments will be forwarded to the USA authorities in due course once a more comprehensive consultation process has been carried out between the relevant Commission Services and the Member States. Individual Member States may also submit comments directly to the USA. The Commission shares the USA concerns deriving from the bioterrorism threat and, in principle, understands the USA aim to provide appropriate prevention measures against the potential bioterrorism menace. However, the introduction of certain measures proposed in the Act will have potentially significant consequences for existing trade patterns and in our view will not provide the desired protection. The Commission underlines the good relationship between the EU and the USA on SPS issues, and reminds the USA of the good record of the EU in identifying potential hazards and taking the necessary measures to eliminate them. The Commission believes that the combined system of controls by Member States and the Commission provides the best possible safeguards for consumer safety and animal and plant health. As we read them, the provisions of the Bioterrorism Act do not appear to enhance those safeguards. In particular, the EU has serious concerns over the basic requirement to register every food business which supplies the USA. While recalling that the EU shares the security objective leading to the elaboration of these measures, the EU cannot but question the practical effectiveness of this proposal in reducing the risk and serving our shared security purpose. We fail to see how such a measure, which would involve a major administrative burden and which would create serious barriers to trade, would deter or offer any additional protection against a would-be criminal or terrorist determined to spread some form of contamination, that will obviously act beyond the control of a supplier, registered or not. The Commission would like to remind the USA of its Rapid Alert System which gives quick information about contamination of food products. This is backed up by a comprehensive control and monitoring programme. The Commission suggests that this provides the USA with excellent safeguards against accidental and deliberate contamination. FDA is responsible for about 80% of the food supply in the USA. Most of the remaining 20% (meat products, poultry and some egg products) is under the responsibility of USDA's APHIS. We note that this consultation is being carried out by FDA alone. We would like to be informed whether other US agencies are likely to come forward with proposals resulting from the provisions of the Bioterrorism Act and if they intend to carry out a similar consultation process. The proposed new measures affecting the importation into the US of drugs and devices also cause concerns. Finally, the Commission considers that the provisions of the Bioterrorism Act and the fact that it has already been introduced without notification to the SPS Committee of the WTO, does not comply with the USA's international obligations nor those of the EC/USA Veterinary Agreement. GENERAL REMARKS 1. It is understood that the Bioterrorism Act is a framework Act, which will be completed by application measures that have to be adopted before the 12 December 2003. However, it is considered that the Bioterrorism Act already has provisions that due to their nature have potentially significant consequences for existing trade patterns and, therefore, should have been notified in accordance with Article 7 of the SPS Agreement to the SPS Secretariat. 2. The EU would like to receive information about the risk assessment carried out in accordance with Article 5 of the SPS Agreement, on which the Bioterrorism Act is based. 3. The EU would like to remind the USA of the exchange of communications between the European Commission and the USA on the occasion of the adoption procedure of Commission Directive 98/51/EC . Amongst other things, the text lays down the provisions for the listing procedure of third country establishments manufacturing certain feedingstuffs, for export to EU Member States. The listing procedure envisages a transmission of the information (list of registered facilities) from the competent authority of the exporting country to the Commission. The Commission notified the draft text (DOC. VI/5637/97 Rev. 4) to the SPS Committee (Notification G/SPS/N/EEC/58). The USA commented on the said notification with submission G/SPS/GEN/88 on 4 September 1998. In its submission, the USA questioned the EC requirement for a list of third country establishments and made the following remarks: – the proposed Directive could create unnecessary obstacles to trade; – the list of third country establishments would create needless expense and bureaucracy and inhibit trade in feedingstuffs without creating a safer food supply. This response from the USA seems to be inconsistent with the principles proposed by the USA in the Bioterrorism Act. The Commission, in the interest of consistency, would like to receive the following clarification: What are the steps that the USA intends to take in order to limit unnecessary obstacles to trade, resulting from the adoption of the Bioterrorism Act ? How does the USA intend to proceed in order to avoid needless expense and bureaucracy and inhibition of trade in food, as a consequence of the registration procedure of all domestic and foreign facilities dealing with all types of food ? 4. Furthermore, for the record, the USA has not complied with the provisions of the Agreement between the European Community and the United States of America on sanitary measures to protect public and animal health in trade in live animals and animal products (EC/USA Agreement) (Council Decision 98/258/EC of 16 March 1998), Article 10 (2) (Information exchange). It is considered that due to the relevance of the Act a notification should have taken place between the USA and the EC contact point for the EC/USA Agreement. 5. The EU would also like to express the opinion that, for the products covered by the EC/USA Agreement, the provisions laid down by Title III, Section 305 (Registration of Food Facilities) of the Bioterrorism Act ("the owner, operator or agent in charge of a […] foreign facility" must "register with the FDA no later than December 12, 2003") are considered to be against the principles laid down by Annex V, Footnote 7, of the said the EC/USA Agreement ( i.e., "The list, or lists, of approved establishments, and any additions and deletion to such lists, shall be supplied to the importing Party by the exporting Party" ) COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON SPECIFIC SECTIONS OF TITLE III OF THE ACT Section 302 (Protection against adulteration of food): In what way will the increased number of inspections at border posts on account of bioterrorism affect the importation of goods into the USA and the related costs ? Will the provisions referred to in the EC/USA Agreement, Annexes VII and VIII be taken into account when defining the increased inspection frequencies of consignments originating from EU Member States ? How does the principle of "increased number of inspections at border posts" on account of bioterrorism relate to the principle laid down in the last paragraph of Annex VII of the EC/USA Agreement, (modulation of physical check frequency in the light of the progress towards the recognition of equivalence under the consultative process provided for in Article 7) ? Section 303 (Administrative detention): In the event that a regular and risk-free consignment would become unusable or lose value, due to the imposed import checking procedures, rules for indemnification and compensation respectively in accordance with the customary trade law should be foreseen. The term "credible evidence" is considered too vague. Clearer criteria are needed to define when a consignment should be refused import on grounds of Bioterrorism. Consideration should be given by the USA authorities, in the adoption procedure of the final regulation to lay down rules for the rights of appeal against decisions by the competent authorities including urgent appeal procedures. The specific period of detention is an important issue. Of particular concern is the impact it can have on the normal flow of trade of FDA regulated products, especially perishables. Therefore, for perishable products we would like to suggest a maximum period of detention of 24 hours. There should be a notification procedure, whereby exporters are to be informed directly by the FDA-authorities in case of detained shipments. Some exporters do not use agents. For notification purposes, we suggest the creation of a central FDA-contact point. The EU would like to receive information about whether the overall burden of requirements on companies exporting to the US are more or less onerous than on firms within the US producing for their domestic market. Section 305 (Registration of Food Facilities): Taking into account the listing procedure as laid down by Annex V, Footnote 7 of the EC/USA Agreement consideration might be given to the possibility that enterprises dealing with food of animal origin be exempted from registration. How does the USA propose to deal with the practical aspects of the registration of the foreign facilities? For instance, how long will it take to get a registration number and are packaging firms considered to be facilities in this Act ? Is it the case that every firm has to request registration directly ? (it seems that this is the case from the text) Should the information required only be submitted by the registering firm ? Will the register be published and freely available ? Section 306 (Establishment and Maintenance of Records): It is not clear whether the "one up, one down" principle would be applied to foreign suppliers. Section 305 applies the registration requirements only to the final supplier to the EU. This suggests that the "one up, one down" principle would not apply to them, given that there is no registration requirement for the upstream suppliers. It is considered that the provisions of Regulation (EC) N° 178/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2002 (General Food Law) fulfil the requirements of this Section. Consideration might be given to exempt products which are clearly identifiable on the basis of the batch identification, reported in the framework of the labelling system from data registration. Have the practical aspects of "maintenance of records" in foreign facilities been considered ? How do the USA authorities plan to access records kept by facilities in other countries to ensure compliance ? Section 307 (Prior Notice of Imported Food Shipments): Concerns have been expressed that the foreseen pre-notification procedure will generate administrative, logistic and economic burdens. Regarding the practical aspects of the notification before importation of goods into the U.S., who should be notified ? Can existing notification and paperwork that is sent to and through customs be used ? This point is particularly important. A large amount of information is already required for entry through USA customs. Is it the intention to request all exporters to submit an additional set of documents to conform to the Bioterrorism Act in addition to documentation for existing animal health and trade legislation ? Could the existing documentation be used for the additional purposes set out in the new Act ? Section 308 (Authority to mark articles refused admission into United States): The planned marking of consignments whose entry has been refused should be limited to those batches presenting serious health risks. Section 310 (Notices to States regarding imported food): Do the USA authorities plan to notify also to the public health structures within the EU their findings about health threats resulting from imported food in order to allow them to take protective measures? At EU level, the European Commission could be the contact point for the USA and can carry out the necessary co-ordination in these cases, building on close communication links with the corresponding structures in the Member States.


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840 Teaneck Road, Teaneck, NJ 07666
Tel.: (201) 837-4171 | Fax: (201) 837-0410
Clarence Brett, Teaneck Leader
(From: The Record, January 6, 1974)
Former Mayor Clarence W. Brett, the veteran political figure who served Teaneck in many governmental posts and civic leadership roles for more than 35 years, died Wednesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Mr. Brett was a member of the Board of Education from 1929 to 1934, serving as president during the last three years of his term. He was a member of the Township Council for 12 years, the mayor from 1946 to 1950.
A member of the Planning Board since 1954, Mr. Brett was chairman when he left for Arizona in 1968. A former member of the Patriotic Observance Advisory Board, he had received the Outstanding Citizen Award of the Teaneck Political Assembly in 1965.
A10-acre recreation area adjacent to the Hackensack River in the northern end of Teaneck was dedicated in his honor in 1971.
Mr. Brett was the president of the board of directors of the
Hackensack YMCA for five years and as one of the founders of the Teaneck Community Chest had served as its president in 1957.
Until his retirement in 1964, Mr. Brett was a sales engineer for Brett and Co. of New York City and Teaneck for 20 years. He was a member of the board of governors of the Town and Gown Society of Fairleigh Dickinson University.
Mr. Brett came here from Massachusetts in 1918 when the town's population was only 3,000 to 4,000. He had graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1913 with a B. S. degree and was a member of its Kappa Sigma fraternity. He was a former vestrynian and warden of the Christ Church here.
Surviving are his wife, Garnet L.; two daughters, Marion C. Fleming of Leverett, Mass. and Virginia Herriman of Arizona; a son, William W. of Teaneck; and five grandchildren.
Services will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Volk Funeral Home, 789 Teaneck Road, with burial in the Hackensack Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Forever and Ever
Sophie Deene inherited a copper mine near the village of Wyckerley from her father and runs it herself. Connor Pendarvis is a radical reformer who poses as a miner in order to write journalism about the true conditions of mines. Connor call himself his brother's name, Jack, and is hired at Sophie's mine. Though Sophie thinks she does a good job of running her mine, she is ignorant about safety improvements for her workers. Connor is attracted to Sophie d...
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Hairy crab found, according to reports in BBC News, and news@nature and ScienceNOW 8 March 2006. A crab that looks like a "cross between a gorilla and a lobster" has been found living near a hydrothermal vent at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean 1,500km (900miles) south of Easter Island. The white crab is 15cm long (6 inches) and has pincers covered with a dense coat of hair-like strands. Scientists are unsure about the function of the hairs. The crab has no eyes so the hairs may help it sense the environment, but they may also enable a symbiotic relationship with bacteria. Scientists studying the crab found many filamentous bacteria living on the hairy pincers and suggest the crab feeds on bacteria. Other scientists suggest the bacteria may detoxify poisonous minerals that come out of the vents. The crab has been named Kiwa hirsute and is so different from other crabs it has been put into a new taxonomic (classification) family of crustaceans.
Editorial Comment: Here we see another example of bacteria living in peace with other living things and probably contributing to their well being by providing nutrients and maintaining the right chemical environment. Even though we do not live in such an extreme environment, we do carry a multitude of bacteria that help maintain the right chemical environment on our body surface and in the lining of some body cavities. Bacteria are part of God's good creation, but like may other living things can produce a bad effect when they get into the wrong places or have suffered harmful mutations. The fact that this eyeless crab lives so differently from other crabs, provides no evidence for evolution, but is good evidence that crabs, including the ones which have lost eyes, have reproduced their own kinds, as Genesis states. (Ref. classification, invertebrates, symbiosis)
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Step 1: Remove hanging hardware from the back and paint your frame. I didn't sand my frame down because I didn't want to mess up any of the detail along the edge, but you could do that first if you prefer.
I used a generic brand yellow spray paint that was closest to the color I was wanting. I sprayed 3 coats of paint on my frame to get really good coverage.
Step 2: Take the glass out of your frame and paint with chalkboard paint.
I used Krylon Chalkboard paint in black and did three coats on each side of the glass. I painted the back as well and then chose the best side to be the front of the menu board.
Step 3: Antique frame. I used black acrylic paint.
I spread some black acrylic paint on my frame, a few inches at a time, with a foam brush.
After just a few seconds, I rubbed off most of the black acrylic paint with a clean rag. Most of the remaining paint ends up in the cracks and crevasses to give the frame a more finished look.
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Brevard Announces Recruiting ClassApril 3, 2013
Class of 29 players includes 19 signees from North Carolina
Brevard, N.C.- The Brevard College football team has announced the signing of its first 29 recruits for the Class of 2013.
The class also includes players from the following states: Florida (four), South Carolina (four) and Georgia (two).
Brevard finished their 2012 campaign with a strong 27-13 victory over Newberry College on November 10th.
The 2013 Brevard College Football Recruiting Class
Name, Pos., Hometown (Previous School)
Joseph Applebaum,OL, Greensboro, N.C. (Southeast Guilford HS)
Tyler Beaver, DL, Lexington, N.C. (North Davidson HS)
Anthony Cash, OL, Oxford, Ga. (Walnut Grove HS)
Ray Ciervo, OLB, Plantation, Fla. (Plantation HS)
Joshua Cockman, OL, Mocksville, N.C. (Davie HS)
Alex Drasser, WR, Lake Lure, N.C. (R-S Central HS)
Batelmy Exil, Slot, Boca Raton, Fla. (Ridgewater HS)
T.J. Fair, DB, Gastonia, N.C. (Forestview HS)
Omar Foust, Slot, Greensboro, N.C., (Smith HS)
Rodney Garrett, OL, Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek HS)
Lucas Hamrick, OL, Rutherfordton, N.C. (RS Central HS)
Warren Hamrick, DE, Henderson, N.C. (Page HS)
Erik Heitter, Safety, Port Charlotte, Fla. (Port Charlotte HS)
Kevin Herbst, QB, Charleston, S.C. (Bishop England HS)
Austin Hill, RB, Robbinsville, N.C. ( Robbinsville HS)
Austin Johnson, OL, Sanford, N.C. (Lee County HS)
Terry Lett, WR, Sanford, N.C., (Lee County HS)
Robert McGee, OLB, Connellys Springs, N.C. (East Burke HS)
Garrett Nestor, P, Advance, N.C. (Davie County HS)
Matthew Parce, DE, Hendersonville, N.C. (Hendersonville HS)
Armonte Porterfield, OL, Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View HS)
Chase Robertson, TE, Greensboro, N.C. (Southeast Guilford HS
Casey Shubert, DB, Conyers, Ga. (George Walton Academy)
Clint Spinks, OLB, Rutherford College, N.C. (Jimmy C. Draughn HS)
Caleb Stephens, QB, Crawfordville, Fla., (Wakulla HS)
Joe Thompson - Slot, Columbia, S.C., (Heathwood Hall Episcopal HS)
Omari Watson - OLB, Charlotte, N.C., (Mallard Creek HS)
Austin Wright, TE, Maiden, N.C. (Maiden HS)


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Your child loves gooey hamburgers, salty french fries, sugary chocolate doughnuts and, to wash it all down, a big glass of soda pop.
Your child watches a lot of TV and spends hours texting and talking on the phone.
The result: Your child is on the chubby side, or, to be more blunt, obese.
What's a parent to do?
That was one of the questions answered Thursday as experts discussed "Childhood Obesity in Long Beach," a program sponsored by the Children's Clinic as part of national Health Center Week at Cesar Chavez Elementary School on Long Beach's west side.
The panel (which I moderated) included: Dr. Elisa Nicholas, CEO of the Children's Clinic; Michelle Fino, wellness coordinator for the city of Long Beach; Chef Paul Buchanan, owner of Primal Alchemy; Allan Crawford, bicycle coordinator for Big Long Beach; and Danielle DeRuiter-Williams, policy analyst for the California Center for Public Health Advocacy.
When she started practicing pediatrics 25 years ago, Nicholas said the main concern affecting children was infectious diseases such as meningitis.
"Childhood obesity was not something we worried about then," she said.
But childhood obesity has grown into a problem of epidemic proportions, and now Long Beach needs to tackle this problem together, she said.
Here's a few startling statistics:
Long Beach has the highest rate of obese and overweight 2- to 5-year-olds in all of California (40 percent).
Almost half of all fifth-, seventh- and ninth-graders in the Long Beach Unified School District are obese or overweight, according to LBUSD.
Sixty-five percent of ninth-graders in Long Beach said they drank one or more sodas in the last 24 hours, according to the California Healthy Kids Survey in 2008-2009.
Beatriz Sosa-Prado, a graduate student research fellow at the CSULB Center for Latino Community, asked the panelists how they could help parents combat the problem of unhealthy - but enormously popular - food and beverages.
Buchanan, the chef, said he is working to reach kids at the fourth- and fifth-grade levels when they haven't gotten totally set in their sweet-tooth ways.
"These kids learn about healthy food and take that message home and help their parents make better food decisions," he said.
Bike Long Beach's Crawford said parents should be stronger role models by walking more and biking more. DeRuiter-Williams said she rides her bike to work, which is two miles away, every day.
Nicholas said the Children's Clinic tries to educate the entire family.
"We don't ask parents if they want fat children," she said. "We ask them if they want healthy children. That works better."
She urged parents to do as many things together as possible, such as eating good food and walking.
Other tips from Nicholas:
"Eat food your great-grandmother would have eaten, real food."
"Don't eat too much of anything. Eat off small plates. Eat portions no bigger than your fist." She said you can lose 10 pounds a year simply by cutting out one soda a day.
"Eat naturally colorful foods. Gummy bears don't count."
"Work on simple goals, small steps. Don't try to lose too much weight overnight.
"Early prevention can begin even before the birth of a child. Breast-feeding also is one of the best preventative measures to prevent childhood obesity."
Nicholas said the long-term consequences of childhood obesity can no longer be ignored.
"Fatty liver problems, diabetes and heart disease are going to lead to a generation that is dying younger than their parents if we do not turn the tide," she said.
But she and the other experts were optimistic in the fight to reduce obesity.
"We have lots of work to do, but I know we can do this. I am seeing progress," she said.
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incase you wonder what ddr stands for it means "dance dance revolution. If ur unfurmilier with the game its a dancing game that you can play at home with home version or it may be at youre local arcade or funcenter.
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*Ahem* anyways back to the subject. The DDR tama thing would be pretty cool, but of course it should have other things you could do in it.
Also, i agree that they do need to remake a tama game just like they did on th GB. my sister got it for 4 bux and im the only one that plays it. heh 15 boy at 6 in the morning saying shut up to his mom just to hit the potty switch b4 cream crapped all over the place....lol good times, good times.
Posted 21 August 2004 - 08:12 PM ( #11 )
it's only available in japan, but it's this little tama-like thing you plug into between your earphones and portable cd player. anyways, you don't really play with it or feed it, but it's this little space alien creature that eats mochi (japanese sweet rice cake) and gets fat real fast. depending on the type of music you listen to, it dances to the beat and changes its appearance. if you leave it alone and don't listen to music, it just gets fat and ugly. if you play music to it, it changes depending on the type of music.
it's not really a tamagotchi since it feeds itself and stuff. but i guess it relates to the DDR idea since it dances to change its appearance.
the thing costed like... 40 dollars in american dollars. i don't know how much it is in japan. probably much cheaper.
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GSA Salutes Its Living Legend, Nancy Potter
December 12, 2007
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WASHINGTON – Nancy Potter, the longest-serving employee in U.S. General Services Administration history, said goodbye to GSA and a 63-year career in federal service on Wednesday.
More than 300 co-workers attended a festive farewell ceremony at which GSA Administrator Lurita Doan said that Ms. Potter's tenure is matched "only by her long record of achievement."
"The history of GSA will forever include Nancy's contribution to the modernization of our financial systems, establishment of the Federal Buildings Fund, and her dedication to leading by example," Administrator Doan said.
President Bush also weighed in with a personal letter to Ms. Potter that said, in part, "Your commitment to excellence during your tenure with the General Services Administration reflects the spirit of America."
When Ms. Potter's time came to address the packed GSA Auditorium, she said she never imagined that when she started at the agency as a teenager in 1949 that she'd one day be the longest-serving employee in GSA history.
"As I prepare to leave GSA, I may not be 16, but I am no less excited by the important work this agency does for our customer agencies and the American people," she said.
Ms. Potter said she stayed because, "I valued the work. I'm passionate about the programs. I believe in what we do. I believe in our team. One GSA, One Voice."
"These memories will stay with me always."
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 208,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 425 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and eGov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
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By Theresa Goffredo Herald Writer
Alden Mason, one of Everett's most well-known artistic native sons, ventured into his art studio up until the age of 92.
He also traveled the globe, lived with an aboriginal tribe in New Guinea when he was in his 70s and could include another famous Everett artist, Chuck Close, among his students.
Mason died Wednesday at age 93.
"Alden Mason was my teacher, my mentor and my friend. He has probably had more impact on my work and my career than any other person. I wouldn't be who I am today — or as successful — if it weren't for Alden," wrote Close in a prepared statement.
Close, an artist whose massively scaled portraits have been on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and who was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2000, called Mason one of the greatest painters to come out of the Pacific Northwest.
Close studied with Mason from 1960 to 1962.
"He was encouraging, inspiring and often tough on me — probably when I needed it," Close wrote. "Luckily, we talked a week ago and I was able to tell him about the impact he had on me, my life and my work and that I loved him like a father."
Mason's work can be seen in numerous museums across the country. His work has also been represented since 2002 at Foster/White Gallery in Seattle, which sent out a statement Wednesday.
"Mason was an adventurous and enthusiastic naturalist and painter," wrote Phen Huang, director of Foster/White. "He loved the northwest landscape, color, birds, natural concretions and to dance to rock and roll."
Mason's most recent exhibit in Snohomish County occurred in 2010 when the Schack Art Center was based at the Monte Cristo Hotel. Mason's work was seen alongside two other artists in an exhibit titled "Moments: Alden Mason, Steve Klein and Karen Simonson."
Mason's experimentation with watercolors and oils earned some fame worldwide in the 1970s with his Burpee Garden series of paintings, named after the seed catalogs of a Skagit Valley farm where Mason grew up.
Mason's career spanned six decades. Born in 1919, he received a bachelor of fine arts degree in 1945 and a masters degree in fine art in 1947 from the University of Washington, where he returned to teach for 32 years.
Carie Collver, Schack Art Center's gallery director, said Mason's work was unusual in the way he used color. She had always thought it would have been fun to take a class from him.
"He was really taking a different route from the other teachers at the UW," Collver said. "In his style and in the amount of paint he was using. He was really breaking boundaries."
Mason's exhibition work drifted over the years between abstract and figurative styles. At one point, Mason was forced to switch to acrylic paints after suffering an allergic reaction to the toxic fumes of oil paints.
Mason exhibited his work in Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Vancouver, B.C., and New York.
He traveled to South America, Mexico, Africa and Papua New Guinea. Mason's most recent pieces were inspired by his appreciation for primitive cultures.
"His big head series was fantastic," Schack gallery director Collver said. "Those pieces were like a crazy dream, but he loved primitive art and really had an appreciation for their colors and imagery."
Of his own work, Mason called his paintings "a private world of improvisation, spontaneity, humor and pathos, exaggeration and abandon."
"They reflect my travels and interest in tribal art and children's art," according to Mason's artist statement. "Old-fashioned emotional involvement is still my main priority in painting."
In his personal life, Mason loved to dance, flirt, tell stories and deliver puns, such as, "I have good genes and wear them everyday." What Mason did wear all the time was his signature fedora and neck kerchief.
Collver recalled Wednesday that during Mason's exhibit in Everett he was in a wheelchair in his late 80s yet surrounded by a group of young beautiful women.
"They were all googley-eyed at him and he was telling his stories," Collver said. "And I thought, 'God bless him. He's still got it.'"
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Hey guys! So I'm having trouble with my wifi in backtrack4 final, I had this exact same problem when I started with Ubuntu 10.10 a few weeks ago.
The command in Ubuntu that fixed my problem was
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I tried both that command in BT4 with and with out sudo to no avail.... Basically what I'm hoping that somebody that knows both Ubuntu and BT4 can tell me if theres a BT4 terminal command that does what the above one did for me in Ubuntu.
I know its not a driver problem because I can plug in an Ethernet cable and get into my home network and onto the Internet through that.
The wifi card in my laptop is an Atheros card, I forget which one but it I have Aircrack-ng working in Ubuntu.
Thanks in advanced for any and all help
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"The difference between RAID1 and RAID0 is that the zero stands for how many files you're gonna have after a harddisk failure."
Alrighty... So I don't know how I managed to fix my wifi but I got it working.
Now for a new question.
Can anybody confirm that the command 'ifconfig wlan0 up' is modifying the same interface that 'rfkill unblock wifi' is?
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Newberry Defeats Tornados in Straight Sets in SAC Volleyball ActionOctober 15, 2008
Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College women's volleyball team hosted Newberry College on Wednesday night, falling in three straight sets, 25-21, 25-12, and 25-13 in Boshamer Gymnasium on the campus of Brevard College.
The loss drops Brevard to 9-11 overall and 1-8 in the SAC, while Newberry improves to 13-7 and 6-3 in the conference.
In set one the Tornados stormed out of the gates, jumping out to an early 9-5 lead on a Newberry attack error. However, Newberry bounced back to go on a 6-0 run to take an 11-9 lead on a kill from Priscila Sales.
After a kill by sophomore Cori Emory stopped the Newberry run, the two teams traded points back-and-forth with Newberry holding off the Tornados and securing on to a two point lead. Newberry pulled away at the close of the match, as kill by Sales got Newberry going, as they outscored the Tornados 6-4 down the stretch to pick up the 25-21 win and an early 1-0 lead.
In set two, the Tornados had an early 2-1 lead on a kill by freshman Jordei Osby, but it did not stand up as Newberry battled back to take a demanding 17-8 lead and force Coach Skeffington to call a timeout.
Out of the timeout Newberry's offensive surge continued, as they outscored the Tornados 8-4 down the stretch to score the 25-12 win and take a 2-0 advantage.
In set three, back-to-back kills by newcomer Chelsey Trojan and sophomore Kirstan Carlson gave the Tornados an early 2-0 advantage. Newberry responded with a 14-7 run, capped off by a Brianna Blakely service ace to go ahead 14-9.
The Tornados, who struggled offensively throughout the match, fought hard but could not quite get back into the match as Newberry pulled away down the stretch to come away with the 25-13 set win and the 3-0 match victory.
Junior middle hitter Brooke Seaman led the way for BC with seven kills and three total blocks. Freshmen Chelsea Larson and Osby each recorded four kills and one block assist apiece for the three set match, while Larsen had a seven digs as well. Senior setter Jami Perry had 15 set assists, while sophomore libero Rebecca Schoonover had a nine digs on the night.
For Newberry, Sales had a match-high 17 kills and 10 digs. Setter Brianna Blakely had a match-high 32 assists, while Lorena Maia posted nine kills and three service aces.
The Tornados will hit the road for their next match, as BC will travel 50 miles northwest to Mars Hill, N.C. to take on the Lions of Mars Hill College on Friday, October 17 at 7 p.m. Newberry College will return to action on Saturday, October 18 when they will travel to Tigerville, S.C. to take on North Greenville University at 1 p.m.


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LONG BEACH — This summer, greener ships that call at the Port of Long Beach will mean greener bottom lines to shippers.
The Harbor Commission on Monday voted 3-0 to launch a Green Ship Incentive Program designed to curb air pollution by encouraging shippers to use cleaner ships.
Commissioners Susan E. Anderson Wise and Nick Sramek, were absent from the meeting because of port-related business.
The program, which took the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles 12 months to develop, will reward those who use ships with Tier 2 engines, which began use in 2011, and the yet-to-be released Tier 3 engines, which will be available in 2016. Tier 2 and Tier 3 engines produce fewer emissions and are based on standards established by the International Maritime Organization.
Ships with Tier 2 engines would be paid $2,500 per call and ships with Tier 3 engines $6,000 per call. These incentives are higher than the original proposal of $1,500 and $4,000, respectively.
The program is the latest in a series of efforts to cut pollution at the port, including the Clean Trucks Program, which bans older, more polluting trucks from terminals, and the Green Flag Program, which rewards operators for slowing vessel speeds.
Monday's vote sets up the framework for the Green Ship Incentive Program and tremendous reductions in air pollution in the future, port officials said.
"This is the first step in a long-term, long-range program to try to attract and incentivize vessels," said Rick Cameron, director of environmental planning for the port.
By 2023, when 90 percent of ships will have Tier 2 or Tier 3 engines, an estimated 2,700 tons of nitrogen oxide emissions will be cut annually at the port, officials said.
Peter Greenwald, senior policy advisor for the South Coast Air Quality Management District, commended the port for taking on the issue of pollution from marine vessels.
"These are the largest sources of pollution at the port, and their emissions will need to be controlled," said Greenwald, who also urged annual evaluations of the program and more partnerships between the port and AQMD on other clean air programs.
The Green Ship Incentive Program is expected to launch in July.
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Triple-A roundup: Godfrey rolls on
I-Cubs' Jackson has career night; Marte sparks Indians' win
By MiLB.com Staff | May 1, 2012 9:44 PM ET
Cubs No. 2 prospect Brett Jackson went 4-for-5, scored a career-high four runs and drove in two to lead a 20-hit attack in Iowa's 13-4 rout of Memphis. Adrian Cardenas went 3-for-5 with three RBIs and Dave Sappelt fell a triple shy of the cycle for the Cubs. Adron Chambers had two hits and a walk and scored three times in a losing cause.
Greg Miclat drove in four runs out of the ninth spot in the lineup to lead Round Rock to a 6-3 triumph over visiting New Orleans. Joey Butler went 3-for-4 and scored twice for the Express, while Marlins No. 11 prospect Kevin Mattison had three of the Zephyrs' 10 hits.
Brooks Conrad and Sean Halton slugged three-run homers, powering Nashville to an 8-5 victory over Omaha. Brewers top prospect Wily Peralta notched his first win of the season, striking out eight and allowing three runs on five hits over seven innings. Tony Abreu and Johnny Giavotella each had two hits and an RBI for the Storm Chasers.
Luis Cruz went 4-for-5, drove in two runs, scored twice and fell a triple shy of the cycle as Albuquerque edged Oklahoma City, 7-6. Josh Fields snapped a sixth-inning tie with a sacrifice fly, while Fernando Martinez ripped a three-run homer for the RedHawks.
Barry Enright allowed two runs on five hits over six innings for his third win as Reno held on for a 4-3 victory over visiting Las Vegas. Ryan Budde and Taylor Harbin drove in two runs apiece and Jonathan Albaladejo recorded a six-out save for the Aces. Mike McCoy had two hits and drove in a run for the 51s.
Nick Noonan capped a four-hit night by doubling home the go-ahead run in the eighth inning as Fresno outslugged Salt Lake, 9-7. Giants No. 10 prospect Conor Gillaspie recorded his second straight three-hit game and drove in three runs for the Grizzlies, while Ryan Langerhans fell a triple shy of the cycle, drove in two runs and scored twice for the Bees.
Mariners No. 6 prospect Vinnie Catricala and Johan Limonta delivered RBI singles in a five-run ninth inning, helping Tacoma stun Tucson, 10-9. Carlos Triunfel went 3-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored for the Rainiers, while Carlos Quentin started his rehab assignment by going 2-for-3 with a three-run homer for the Padres.
Zach Duke allowed three hits over seven innings for his second win of the season as Syracuse rolled past Buffalo, 8-0. Carlos Rivero had three hits and scored three times, while Jason Michaels and Corey Brown drove in two runs apiece for the Chiefs. Lucas May's double was the Bisons' lone extra-base hit.
Tigers No. 17 prospect Adam Wilk pitched seven stellar innings in his first start since returning from the Minors as Toledo cruised to an 8-3 victory over visiting Pawtucket. Justin Henry went 4-for-5 with two runs scored and an RBI for the Mud Hens, while Nate Spears hit a two-run triple for the PawSox.
Scott Elarton gave up a run on three hits over six innings for his second win of the season as Lehigh Valley shut down Charlotte, 4-1. Mike Fontenot was 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles and a run scored, while Erik Kratz and Andres Blanco hit two-run homers for the IronPigs. Dan Johnson accounted for the Knights' offense with his fifth homer.
Jesus Feliciano came through with a two-run double in the eighth inning and a walk-off single in the 10th as Durham topped Louisville, 5-4. Shawn O'Malley went 3-for-4 with two runs scored out of the ninth spot in the Bulls' lineup, while Danny Dorn and Kris Negron homered for the Bats.
Steve Pearce hit a three-run homer, doubled and scored twice as Scranton/Wilkes-Barre roared back for a 5-2 triumph over Rochester. Yankees No. 10 prospect Adam Warren gave up a run on six hits over five innings, while Red Wings counterpart Daryl Thompson was charged with one run on three hits in six-plus frames.
Pirates No. 3 prospect Starling Marte had two hits, two RBIs and a run scored out of the leadoff spot as Indianapolis defeated Norfolk, 6-4. Jeff Clement and Jose Morales also drove in two runs apiece for the Indians, while Jai Miller fell a triple shy of the cycle and had two RBIs for the Tides.
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Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Conservation Enforcement Officer Bryan Fisher has been named 2012 National Law Enforcement Officer of the Year by the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF). Fisher received the award during the organization's national convention in Nashville on February 11. In addition to the national award, Fisher also won the NWTF Alabama State Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award.
WFF District I Law Enforcement Captain Johnny Johnson, who nominated Fisher for the award, cited character, integrity, professionalism and work ethic among his strengths. "Bryan is uncompromising in his position and treats everyone with respect and fairness, but shows no mercy for poachers and violators," Johnson said. "He works diligently to protect Alabama's natural resources, and is very deserving of this prestigious award."
"The NWTF Award recognizes officers who have shown exemplary performance of their duties," said Kevin Dodd, WFF Assistant Enforcement Chief. "We thank him for his excellent service to the people and natural resources of our state."
Since joining the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) in 2006, Fisher has made more than 1,000 arrests for hunting and fishing violations, including 35 wild turkey related charges. Fisher, who is currently assigned to Fayette County, is also an active member of Ducks Unlimited and the Fraternal Order of Police. In 2009, Fisher was named Alabama Wildlife Officer of the Year by the Shikar-Safari Club International.
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources promotes wise stewardship, management and enjoyment of Alabama's natural resources through five divisions: Marine Patrol, Marine Resources, State Lands, State Parks, and Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries. To learn more about ADCNR, visit www.outdooralabama.com .


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Sanctimony is the province of politicians, pastors and editorial writers. A collision of the secular and the sectarian often sparks recrimination, especially if sermonizing hits a nerve.
On Monday, a GOP-coalition-led state Senate was consecrated by a fundamentalist preacher. Pastor Jon Sanne of Olympia's Calvary Chapel prayed that God encourage lawmakers to strengthen marriage, "as you ordained it for our good."
No Talmudic review is needed to tease out the subtext. According to the Seattle Times, Sanne's church contributed $5,000 to the anti-marriage equality campaign. Sen. Ed Murray, who shepherded the landmark bill and served as the state's marriage-equality Moses, stood in the well of the Senate, a quiet witness.
For the first day of the 2013 session, legislators might have benefited from rabbinic wisdom, a Lutheran entreaty on Original Sin, even a Buddhist koan (What is the sound of one party clapping?) Sanne's ill-timed jab won't diminish the impressive interfaith coalition that bolstered the triumphant marriage-equality effort. Washington remains a Walt Whitman-esque capital "D" democracy, with opening prayers in the state House and Senate from scholars to Catholic priests to soapbox preachers.
Fundamentalist Christianity, belief that the Holy Bible is the literal, inerrant word of God, has been interwoven into America's political and religious culture for 200 years.
In 1922, theologian Harry Emerson Fosdick gave a sermon at New York's First Presbyterian Church that breathed life into liberal Protestantism. Entitled "Shall the Fundamentalists win?" its message resonates still.
"The first element that is necessary is a spirit of tolerance and Christian liberty," Fosdick said. "When will the world learn that intolerance solves no problems? This is not a lesson which the Fundamentalists alone need to learn; the liberals also need to learn it."
Pastor Sanne feigned surprise — think Claude Rains as Captain Louis Renault in Casablanca — that his words might be construed, well, literally. He deserves not intolerance, but the gift of Christian charity. To prosper, for example, strong marriages require healthy communities. A marriage benefits from affordable and accessible health care (in sickness and in health, after all.) And what about marriages battered by economic hardship?
You cannot serve God and mammon, the Gospel of Matthew reads. Since that doesn't appear to extend to campaign donations, it also shouldn't preclude agitating for social justice and programs that elevate marriage. Why not full Medicaid expansion? Why not full-day Kindergarten to strengthen early learning and, by extension, married couples who need a hand up?
Politics is politics, religion is religion, and never the twain shall meet? In Olympia, as in life, those lines blur.


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They pay you in homeless piss to paint that garbage on Realm? Cuz thats all its worth, just sayin. If youre going to be commissioned to paint something at least fucking try and make it cool. fucking christ.
Truth, I guess im just judgmental about what is done for commissions. I just always expect that shit to be nice, ya know? you go anywhere outside of manchester and see a commissioned sign, or wall, and its always on-fucking-point. I guess im just mad about the lack of artistic expression in manchester, when theres plenty of great artists who would have KILLED to paint that realm the right way.