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Insulated, wind-resistant pants using Coreloft™ 60 for lightweight, insulative comfort during colder conditions. Ideal during Alpine adventures as an over layer to preserve body heat during periods of low activity. Atom Series: Synthetic insulated mid layers | LT: Lightweight.
Arc'teryx-developed Coreloft™ insulation has a very high warmth-to-weight ratio, meaning it delivers great warmth for very little weight and low profile volume. The resilient structure of the insulation resists compacting, so it can be repeatedly stored and returned to full loft. The outer fabric on the Atom LT Pant is weather-resistant, enabling it to function as an outer layer. Full side zips provide ventilation as desired and open pant legs wide when dressing over equipment.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid introduces the Girls Protection Act of 2011 on International Women Human Rights Defenders Day
Washington, DC and New York, NY - Equality Now welcomes today's announcement that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) introduced a bill aimed at strengthening the 1996 federal law banning female genital mutilation (FGM). The Reid extraterritoriality legislation or "vacation provision" would prohibit the act of transporting a girl abroad in order to subject her to FGM and is a companion measure to the legislation introduced by Congressman Joseph Crowley (D-NY) and Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack (R-CA) in 2010. Often done during school breaks in their parents' country of origin, the practice of taking girls overseas is commonly used to circumvent the law. Currently only Florida, Georgia and Reid's own state of Nevada have vacation provision laws making this practice a felony. Equality Now has been working closely with Senator Reid and Representative Crowley's offices to close this loophole and wholly embrace legislation that will send a clear message to all that FGM is a criminal act that carries serious consequences.
"FGM is not a religious issue, nor is it restricted to one ethnic group; it is a form of gender-based violence, perpetrated on girls and women," say's Equality Now's Global Director Yasmeen Hassan. "We applaud Senator Reid for introducing this legislation on International Human Rights Defenders' Day and reaffirming that FGM, in all its forms, is a human rights violation."
FGM is a centuries-old traditional practice that involves the partial or complete removal of female genitalia and causes lifelong physical and psychological harm. The WHO estimates that between 100 and 140 million girls and women worldwide have been subjected to FGM, which takes place throughout Africa, certain countries in Asia and the Middle East, as well as in locations where FGM-practicing immigrants reside, such as the United States, United Kingdom and Australia. According to an analysis of 2000 U.S. census data conducted by the African Women's Health Center (AWHC) at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA, approximately 228,000 women and girls have undergone or are at risk for FGM. The data also states that from 1990 to 2000, the number of women who are at risk for FGM grew by approximately 35 percent in this country.
In many African countries where this harmful cultural practice is carried out, vibrant anti-FGM movements are making remarkable headway toward eradicating FGM through awareness-raising, education and advocacy within their communities. In addition, several European countries have recognized the importance of addressing this form of gender-based violence and discrimination by enacting strong laws and policies to protect girls from FGM in all its forms. Prior to the Reid amendment, the United States has been slow to remedy this ambiguity in the 1996 law, resulting in its lessened impact. Equality Now strongly urges the public to support this legislation.
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CLAREMONT - "An Afternoon of Kabuki Dances" will be offered Oct. 21 in Decker Hall of Pilgrim Place, 625 Mayflower Road.
The Friends of the Petterson Museum of Pilgrim Place will sponsor the 3 p.m. event featuring students of the Fujima Kansuma School in Los Angeles.
Featured will be three favorites of the kabuki dance reportiore: "Ninin Sambaso," "Mitsumen Komori," and "Onna Date."
Kansuma is a prominent teacher of classical Japanese dance and taught more than 2,000 students in her career.
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Hey there Pokémon Masters, or soon to be! I would like to know if this wiki would like to be an affiliate with Bomberman Wiki. We've been growing largely every day, thanks to the help of the users; we have decided to start affiliating with other wikis outside the Bomberman franchise. Anyways, if you are not certain what an affiliation is, it's basically, from the way I see it, link-to-link, meaning we link here, and you link us back. Anyways, leave your opinions below! See you around and keep editing! :) Bermuda • Triangle • 21:08,1/15/2012
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micah, a couple of the buoys on your map have drifted off their mooring and are no longer where the map shows them to be.
44004 (hotel) is no longer offshore of us - it is down at 29n 70w...wintering in the bahamas i guess
44001 is apparently not off Hatty - it is out between bermuda and the Azores (where the seas are 14 feet @ 15 seconds today and kind of got my attention.
anemometer broken on 44009 for months on end, and the two inshore buoys report data about half the time - must be hard times for NOAA.


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Macronix International has announced its first single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash memory. Dubbed MX30LF, the new SLC NAND family is designed for code and data storage in a wide range of embedded applications including set-top boxes (STB), TVs, digital cameras, CPE and high-end networking devices, industrial PCs and automotive.
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Anyway, I have proceeded to try to capture IV's ( DATA packets ) despite have no PWR frames at all, it was suggested that I let my DATA reach 20000 which was said to be the ideal DATA package rate for capturing your WEP pass key, but I still am not getting success when running airecrack-ng so I proceeded to continue airodump-ng until it reached twice the required 20000 amount 40000 an still no success when running airecrack-ng
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Please note form the screen shot above that it takes me 5 hr 15 min to acquire 20000 IV's an it takes me 10 hr 30 mins to acquire 40000 IV's which I fell is way to long?
A friend of mines has suggested that I let the DATA packets reach 100,0000 before trying to crack my WEP router with airecrack-ng but I have not done that yet, for it would take over 24 hrs to reach 100,000 IV,s
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One last thing I would like to mention, after running 40000 IV's via airodump-ng an selecting the aireplay-ng cmd when choosing to do a Active Attack, when I typed the dir cmd I noticed that I do not have that that many wep-01.cap listings where I would assume my WEP key would be stored, I have seen others who have gotten too as many as wep-02.cap or maybe wep-03.cap which I assume that's why they have a success at cracking their routers?
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I'd like to learn more about why the wind is so much more favorable at dawn. It is clear that is the best time for the surf, but I am trying to learn to balance that with the favorable tides. Any ideas on how best to understand this? Thanks!
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I'd like to learn more about why the wind is so much more favorable at dawn. It is clear that is the best time for the surf, but I am trying to learn to balance that with the favorable tides. Any ideas on how best to understand this? Thanks!
Well, Jack, if you hadn't become a lifeguard, you would have remained in synch with the ocean (Big Wednesday allusion) and would already know the answer.
Generally winds are calmer at dawn and it usually has to do with pressure gradient. Land heats and cools roughly 5x faster than water. The same sunshine beats down on the land and the water, but the land reacts to it more quickly. When the water is significantly cooler than the land (ie, the land has warmed up significantly), the air pressure above it is higher. the air (wind) moves from high pressure (over water) to lower pressure (over land). this onshore push turns the waves into poo. This phenomenon usually kicks in on days I plan to work in the morning and knock off early to go surfing in the afternoon.
On days, where there is little macroscale (large scale) atmospheric system influence in a region, microscale processes such as the land/sea breeze phenomenon come into play. The land/sea breezes occur from temperature gradients between the ocean and land, especially right along the coast line.
Dawn, can often be the coolest time of day on land. So, if at this time, the land is much cooler than the ocean, the difference in temperatures, creates an atmsopheric flow (pressure gradient) from the land to the ocean. This is when we have calm or offshore winds in the morning - land breezes.
Then, during the day, when the land heats up, and becomes warmer than the ocean, the opposite occurs. A pressure gradient sets up that creates a wind flow from the ocean to the land - sea breezes.
Today, for example, would not be a good example for the east coast, since we had a major frontal system move off the coast. These macroscale systems general have much more influence over the local winds then the small scale land/sea breezes.
As stated by Mikey, the land heats/cools much faster then the water, which allows for such temperature gradients.
On a large scale scope, temperature gradients are responsible for all weather systems. It is the differential heating of the sun on the earth that drives all atmospheric flow or pressure gradients.
Diagrams - awesome! Thanks and @ Mikey - now I have to watch Big Wednesday! I know I am not the only one always checking and trying to fit in a session, balancing with work and other responsibilities. And I have a right brain, so I like to understand things.
Check out the link below. If you need help learning the forecasting side of things, it will certainly help you get out there a lot more when it's the best conditions. I wrote this up last year and it's helped quite a few of our friends: http://www.heatedwetsuits.com/reading-swell-charts/
Stay Warm!
Theres not a whole lot to figure out for morning surf. Generally speaking be ready to surf from 6-10 am with a favorable tide (usually incoming) and enjoy!
this calmer winds in the morning phenomenon doesn't seem to apply as much on long island in my experience. seem like there's always bigger factors effecting conditions..
no wind is the best wind. Some of my best sessions have been in light side shore conditions that appear red or blue on swellinfo. You never know until you check the cam, or even better, look at it with your own two.. That is all.


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Hi everyone. Been around a couple weeks and finally decided to ramble over this way and introduce myself. I recently turned 47 and I'm a lifelong Reds fan. Spent my elementary years in Germantown, Ohio (Reds country), then at age 11 the family moved to Lexington, KY (Reds country), where my parents are from. Have lived most of my life in and around Lexington - except for a couple years working in Parkersburg, WV (half Reds country/half Pirates country).
Moved to upstate New York a few years ago, and now I'm surrounded by Yankee fans (75%) and Red Sox fans (25%). But I'm still as diehard a Reds fan as you'll ever meet. Went to my first Reds games at Crosley Field, then attended many many Reds games at Riverfront (including all through the Big Red Machine era). And now of course I get down to GAB a couple times a year when I'm visiting back home. I still hate the Dodgers (old school division rival). I hate the Cubs (because they're the Cubs!). And obviously I've developed a recent hatred of the Cards. Also a diehard Bengals fan and University of Kentucky fan. WHO DEY!! and Go Big Blue!
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RA picks the November festival highlights from across the globe.
What's it like in Gotham City these days? RA's Todd L. Burns goes out for seven days straight to find out.
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By Aaron Swaney Herald Writer
ARLINGTON — All Arlington boys basketball head coach Nick Brown needed to see before his team's game against Mariner was in his players' eyes.
What he saw was determination.
The Eagles rode a fast start and a big game from star Terry Dawn to beat the Marauders 63-51 in a first-round, 4A District 1 Tournament game and avenge a loss to the Marauders earlier in the season. The victory advances Arlington to a winner-to-state semifinal game on Friday against Edmonds-Woodway at Glacier Peak High School.
Back on Jan. 2, Mariner used a strong fourth quarter and Dawn's foul trouble to beat the Eagles 54-49. Arlington came out Tuesday night like the wound was still fresh.
The Eagles scored on their first five trips down the court and forced Mariner into bad shots and a number of turnovers while jumping out to 15-0 lead. Mariner, which had four turnovers in its first six possessions, didn't score until nearly five mintues into the game.
"The biggest difference was the eyes. In pregame I knew we were ready," Brown said of his team. "The first time we weren't. We had focus tonight."
Once Mariner settled down, it started to chip away at the Arlington lead. Aided by the fact Arlington's Bradey Brummel had to sit due to early foul trouble, Mariner's Kiante Ahmad-Woods and Bayek Tutlam started hitting shots and actually got the Marauders to within a basked late in the second quarter. Ahmad-Woods and Tutlam scored 11 and 10 points, respectively, in the first half.
But Arlington got a pair of 3-pointers from Gavin Smoke and Kaleb Bryson and a basket from Dawn to finish the half on a 8-0 run. In the second half, Mariner didn't get within seven as the Eagles slowly pulled away for the victory.
"We had some mental lapses, but the thing about this group when they get down like that and make some mistakes, they hunker down," Brown said. "I'm real proud of them."
Brown said he went back to the tape of the first game and broke down the game play by play.
"I had to see them against us," Brown said. "I looked at that film and I didn't look at a lot of other films because they dismantled us. I got outcoached and we got outplayed. We looked at some things they did last time and we took that away. We didn't give up many good looks.
Brown also was quick to credit his assistant coaches — Jeff Bryson, Nathan Davis and Jason Klein.
"They've done an incredible job," Brown said. "I get the luxury of having them all here. They do a lot of the breaking (film) down and they're better at some of the stuff then I am."
One thing Arlington took away this game was Tutlam. The Mariner senior wing scored 22 in the first meeting, including seven in the game's final three minutes. Tuesday, he was held scoreless in the second half and didn't get many open looks after halftime thanks to the defense of Dawn, who sat a lot of the first meeting because of foul trouble.
"I think a big difference tonight was Dawn not being in foul trouble," Mariner head coach Tom Jensen said. "Give the credit to Arlington they drew up the defensive plan to play to their strengths and they did a good job."
Dawn also was strong on the offensive end and on the glass, finishing with 20 points and 10 rebounds. The game highlight for Dawn was a four-point play in which he made a 3-pointer from the corner while being was knocked down. The senior calmly sank the free throw to give Arlington a 58-42 lead midway through the fourth quarter, all but sealing the game.
Arlington now finds the tables turned as it prepares to face an Edmonds-Woodway team in the semifinals that it beat 64-47 earlier in January. Brown for one said he wouldn't take any other group of kids into what should be a great battle.
"Before the game I talked about in the old days you got these teams like Arlington, Darrington, Lake Stevens that go represent their town. I don't feel we've represented our town like we can yet," Brown said. "But I told them, 'There's no group I'd rather have around here than you guys to represent us.' "
Mariner plays at Monroe on Friday at 7 p.m. in a loser-out consolation quarterfinal game.
At Arlington H.S.
Mariner 11 16 10 14 — 51
Arlington 22 15 15 11 — 63
Mariner—Bayek Tutlam 10, Kiante Ahmad-Woods 21, Amrit Singh 3, Cody Chrisman 2, Ali Al-Azadi 5, CJ Garrison 6, Deyon Robertson 0, Greg Whitaker 0, Colton Richardson 4. Arlington—Kaleb Bryson 11, Terry Dawn 20, Gavin Smoke 3, Shawn Adams 0, Nathan Aune 0, Noah Jones 14, AJ Passalaqua 2, Bradey Brummel 13, Ryan Walker 0, Nate Lewis 0. 3-point goals—Ahmad-Woods 4, Brummel 3, Dawn 2, Tutlam 2, Garrison 2, Bryson 1, Smoke 1, Al-Azadi 1, Singh 1. Records—Mariner 11-10 overall. Arlington 19-2.


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>I just want to make sure I am in the right or if I am missing something.
> Currently I have the wrap with 1.21 connected as follows:
> WAN - cable
> LAN - Cisco AP 1200 via Dell PowerConnect (no VLANs)
> Opt - disconnected
> All traffic comes in via the LAN interface and out the WAN.
> I would like to create a secondary SSID on the AP, which would mean I have
> to use VLANS, by default, there will be VLAN1, and then VLAN5 for
> guests(insecure), and VLAN7(secured). This all would be via the LAN
> interface. I would like VLAN5 to get an IP from m0n0 and go out the WAN
> int, then anyone connecting securely via VLAN7, I would like their DHCP
> requests to be forwarded via Opt1 to the internal net, thus also sending
> all this particular traffic through Opt1. Is this possible or am I missing
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I think you are confusing yourself with trying to think of two things at
once. Lets start with the VLAN.
If the Cisco AP 1200 supports VLANs and multiple SSIDs you can set up
multiple SSIDs on there own VLAN. I do not know the cisco, but I have seen
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Dreisbach, who received his bachelor's degree in 1981 from the University of South Carolina Upstate, will speak on "Visualizing Liberty in the New Nation." His presentation will examine the images and symbols of liberty in late-18th-century political, religious, and popular culture, many of which remain familiar features of 21stYeah-century discussions of freedom and liberty.
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Is it on the same level with you as letting a kid drink alcohol or more like drinking a soda? Would you judge a parent who let their kid drink coffee?
And yes, I ask because DS (dear son) keeps climbing on the table to steal my coffee this morning, so I broke down and gave him one of those tiny starbucks espresso cups with like 2 oz in it (mostly milk though) But I feel like I'm the worst mom ever right now and I don't know how logical that is.


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In building a Ninja for Pathfinder Society, I noticed there are no class variants for ninja. Now, there are a ton of Rogue class variants, some of them with reqs. that Ninjas can satisfy (since Pathfinder Rogues and Ninjas are remarkably similar - to the point where Ninja probably should have just been a Rogue variant itself XD). From what I can see, there has been plenty of house rule discussions on allowing such an option, but since I'm intending on running this character in sanctioned games, I was wondering if anyone knew if there was an official ruling on this? Specifically, I really love the "Scout" variant.
It would be pretty sad if you couldn't, after all, Ninjas don't seem to get any variant love.
Ninja is an Alternative class to the Rogue ... As such it benefits from a lot of similarities but loses out in other areas, generally most people agree Ninja is "better" than rogue due to its Ki and whatnot but to my knowledge there are very few archetypes for Alternative classes because the class in and of itself is a large archetype.
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"These are standalone classes whose basic ideas are very
close to established base classes, yet whose required
alterations would be too expansive for an archetype. In
this case, that's the samurai and the ninja—specifically
Asian-themed classes that have long and unique histories,
as well as great cultural cachet, but which are similar in
concept to the established cavalier and rogue, respectively.
An alternate class operates exactly as a base class, save
that a character who takes a level in an alternate class
can never take a level in its associated class—a samurai
cannot also be a cavalier, and vice versa. The antipaladin
from Advanced Player's Guide is also an alternate class."
I'd read that to be you can still play an archtype, as long as that archtype replaces things that haven't already been replaced. (Much like you can have two archtypes, as long as they don't overlap)
So I don't see any problem playing a scout ninja, as the ninja gets uncanny dodge, and imp uncanny dodge.


text: On the night of the first disturbance we all got up, lighted a candle and searched the entire house, the noises continuing during the time, and being heard near the same place. Although not very loud, it produced a jar of the bedsteads and chairs that could be felt when we were in bed. It was a tremendous motion, more than a sudden jar. We could feel the jar when standing on the floor. It continued on this night until we slept. I did not sleep until about twelve o'clock. On March 30th we were disturbed all night. The noises were heard in all parts of the house. My husband stationed himself outside of the door while I stood inside, and the knocks came on the door between us. We heard footsteps in the pantry, and walking downstairs; we could not rest, and I then concluded that the house must be haunted by some unhappy restless spirit. I had often heard of such things, but had never witnessed anything of the kind that I could not account for before.


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UW College of Arts and Sciences to Hold Annual Keith and Thyra Thomson Honors Convocation
Wanda Burget, director of sustainability for Peabody Energy, will be the keynote speaker at the University of Wyoming College of Arts and Sciences annual Keith and Thyra Thomson Honors Convocation Friday, Oct. 12, at 3:30 p.m. in the A&S auditorium.
Each year, the College of Arts and Sciences honors its top students who have made the President's, Dean's or Freshman honor rolls the preceding year. The honors convocation is open to the public and free of charge. For more information about the event, visit the A&S Web site at www.uwyo.edu/A&S.
"These are the students who make academics their highest priority and, consequently, are the students with the highest probability of graduating, pursuing successful careers, and becoming leaders in our state's and our nation's democratic government," says Oliver Walter, College of Arts and Sciences dean.
This year marks the 25th year for the honors convocation, which was endowed by the friends and family of Keith and Thyra Thomson in 1997.
Burget is in charge of training, project development, analysis and reporting for Peabody's corporate and social responsibility initiatives in the United States. Her previous experience includes senior manager for Regulatory Services—West, where she provided leadership, expertise and knowledge in management, communication, and resolution of western and related national regulatory and governmental relations issues.
She has served on numerous governing boards of public and community service organizations, as well as official state and national committees and associations. She received a bachelor's degree in biology with a minor in chemistry, Cum Laude, from Augustana College, in Sioux Falls, S.D.
Two undergraduate scholars, Laramie native Eli Kinney-Lang, a senior majoring in mathematics with minor degrees in Spanish and chemistry; and Margaret Taberna, a senior from Big Horn majoring in international studies, will present their research. Also, the Singing Statesmen, directed by Department of Music Assistant Professor Nicole Lamartine, will perform.
Kinney-Lang's project focuses on neurons, the basic building blocks of the brain that connect to each other through neurodevelopment and send-out processes (neurites) from the cell body. The project, which applies both real-time imaging and mathematical modeling techniques, was funded through National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants.
During the past spring semester, Taberna and 11 other students from colleges across the nation were accepted into a School for International Training (SIT) program called "Senegal: National Identity and the Arts." While in Senegal, she studied a string instrument, the ekonting, and took voice lessons. Her study abroad was funded by the Dick and Lynne Cheney Study Abroad scholarship, SIT Spring scholarship and an International Programs scholarship.
(top)Wanda Burget, director of sustainability for Peabody Energy, will be the keynote speaker at the honors convocation Friday, Oct. 12, at 3:30 p.m. in the A&S auditorium.


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Ames, Iowa -- Across the state of Iowa, 18 rural libraries are getting ready to welcome the Smart investing@your library® project beginning in January 2013. This program is made possible by a grant from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Investor Education Foundation through Smart investing@your library, a partnership with the American Library Association.
This special grant program funds public library efforts to provide library patrons with access to effective, non-commercial investor educational resources. The Iowa project is a collaboration among Iowa Library Services, the Ames Public Library and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
"This is a win-win situation for the libraries and for Extension," said Cynthia Fletcher, Iowa State professor and extension family resource management specialist. "It is a great opportunity for ISU Extension and Outreach to work with local libraries to educate Iowans about wise saving and investing."
The libraries that receive the grants use a variety of technologies and outreach strategies to bring quality financial and investor education opportunities to library patrons at no cost. Librarians will receive training on the use of investment information resources. Participating libraries will expand their collection of financial and investment materials.
"Through this program, rural Iowans will learn how to make good decisions about money and we will support these libraries as they position themselves as centers for unbiased financial resources and education within their communities," said Iowa Library Services Consultant Alysia Peich.
Three events will be held at each participating Iowa library. A financial-themed movie night will combine the showing of a movie with discussion. The libraries will then host six-week courses that combine face-to-face and online learning taught by ISU Extension and Outreach family finance program specialists. The courses will be followed by a local program on a finance topic.
"Three different online courses will provide information tailored to a specific audience – those just starting out, those building up their savings during midlife, and those near or in retirement," said Fletcher. "We will encourage participants to learn more and then take action. The courses guide people to either start saving and investing or to take a second look at their current situation and make changes. We encourage any Iowan to participate in these classes, and for those that aren't within driving distance of the libraries, to enroll in one of the online classes."
Classes will be held this winter beginning in January at the locations listed below:
The first 25 people to attend the face-to-face sessions at one of the libraries listed above will receive a hard copy of the readings. The readings, as well as other learning activities on investing, will be available online for everyone interested in the program. For more information on the Smart Investing program, visit http://www.extension.iastate.edu/families/smart-investing-your-library.


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"Escape From Tomorrow" Film Shot Secretly at Disney Parks
LOS ANGELES (AP) — As a kid, Randy Moore was haunted by Disney World, where he made an annual trip during summers with his dad. So as an adult, and a filmmaker,
The result is "Escape From Tomorrow," which was shot guerrilla-style at
"I was pretty confident that Disney wasn't about to go out of their way and give me permission,"
The writer-director insists there was no other way to tell his story of a frustrated family man who begins losing his grip on reality during a trip to Disney World. So Moore and his crew bought season passes to
They repeatedly rode It's a Small World and other trademark Disney attractions to film from various perspectives — just like any other theatrical feature.
"Escape From Tomorrow," available on video-on-demand and in select theaters Friday, first premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
The black-and-white indie film quickly built a buzz based on its surreptitious shooting style and dark take on Disney, including the movie's poster with what looks to be Mickey Mouse's oversized hand covered in blood. The film also picked up its share of skepticism that it would ever be released.
Representatives from Disney, which has a history of aggressively protecting its image, brands and intellectual property, did not respond to requests for comment for this story. The company also hasn't spoken to Moore or the film's distributor.
"We've had no contact with Disney at all whatsoever,"
"I would ask them if they liked it or what they thought about it," he said.
The director was afraid, however, during the crew's secret filming outings at
"What I was worried about was letting down my cast and crew, who had come on this ride with me," he said. "As a first-time director, I think the hardest thing is getting everyone to see your vision and believe in it and want to help you to achieve that."
He never intended to make a guerrilla film, he said: "The style of the film came from the story, and...there was no other way we could make it. I hope to God the next thing I do doesn't require this same style. It's traumatizing."
Yet for
"We believe that the film fell under the fair-use doctrine as a parody of an idyllic day at Disney World. Branding is so much a part of our culture, and it's everywhere. And (Disney) is everywhere.
They're so ubiquitous, you can't get away from them even if you tried... To not be able to comment or critique or parody that (ubiquity), I just think it's morally unacceptable."


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'Nashville' tour sells out, new date added
The "Nashville" stars are putting another stop to their upcoming trek. The actor-singers are extending their run to four shows with addition of a Philadelphia concert on May 5th. Tickets go on sale Saturday.
And interest in the tour seems to be high. Tickets for the other three dates -- in Chicago; Washington, DC; and New York City -- all sold out quickly.
The "Nashville" Concert Tour features Clare Bowen and Sam Palladio, who portray Scarlett and Gunnar; Charles Esten, who plays Deacon Claybourne; and Chris Carmack, who's Will Lexington on the show. Will Chase, "Nashville's" Luke Wheeler, is also part of the New York concert's lineup.
"Nashville" Concert Tour dates
April 25 - Chicago, Illinois, at Joe's Bar
May 4 - Washington, DC, at the Lincoln Theater
May 5 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the Tower Theater - tickets go on sale April 19th
May 6 - New York, New York, at the Best Buy Theater
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Share Your Thoughts about Crisis withNJ Governor's Task Force on Mental Health
New Jersey has created a Governor's Task Force on Mental Health. We are pleased to announce that Families of September 11 President MaryEllen Salamone has been appointed to a committee that will focus specifically on immediate response within local communities to mental health needs in the immediate aftermath of a crisis such as September 11, 2001. MaryEllen is ably representing the "consumer" point of view as a 9/11 family member and mother of three children as well as an advocate and she is championing adequate and appropriate training and an organized response specific to an event of such magnitude. Now FOS11 members in New Jersey have a chance to contribute their thoughts as to what would work best for individuals, families and children impacted by trauma and terror. Please visit http://www.nj.gov/mentalhealth/ and click on "Contact" under "Programs that Work." There, you can share your thoughts about what mental health resources and programs were most effective in your communities or what you might like to see implemented in the future. Your input will help New Jersey create a response model that could serve as the basis for action in communities across the nation.


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Killin' It 070: Updates from the Homefront
Speakeasy Dollhouse, a true tale of bootlegging, mafia, infidelity, and murder set in Prohibition-era New York City resumes at it's secret location. This show is themed "Sex" and is chock full of surprises. You can purchase tickets for the Monday or Saturday show here.
Me as Lucrezia
Molly Crabapple was filmed for Antoine de Caunes French television show. We had a party and all of us ladies dined on cupcakes and champagne with Antoine. Much love to Miss Molly.
Today I'm off to shoot with one of my favorite photographers in the world, Kyle Cassidy. We're shooting for the Bed Song Book and I'm extremely excited. Kyle and I have wanted to work together for a while and this seemed like the perfect opportunity. Here is a thumbnail of one of the images but to see Kyle's work in full check out his website by clicking his highlighted name or the thumbnail below.


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Peer Reviewed Journals also called Refereed or Scholarly Journals, are journals that before accepting an article for publication, require that the article is read and edited by a volunteer group of subject experts.
These experts (might be) unaware of who has written the article and are checking to ensure that the information contained within the article can be substantiated by the research that was carried out.
After reviewing the article, the team of experts then recommends that the article be accepted, rejected or revised and resubmitted. All articles accepted for publication are expected to meet certain standards or levels of discipline within the field of study.
Not all items published in a journal that is listed as peer reviewed will in fact be peer reviewed. In general, journals receive the peer reviewed classification, but individual items within the journals do not.
Works within the articles that required a certain level of scholarly effort, namely research articles and results of experiments, will be peer reviewed. In a journal labeled as peer reviewed the following items do not undergo the review process:
Please keep this in mind when limiting to peer reviewed journals in a library databases; you will limit your search to only journals that have a peer review process, but your results will include items which have not been peer reviewed.
From: LaVerne and Dorothy Brown Library, University of St. Francis. http://libguides.stfrancis.edu/peerreview
Modified with permission, K. McBride | 10/2012
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