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Moore School study: Natural resources boost economy
South Carolina's bountiful natural resources contribute nearly $30 billion annually to the state's economy, and more than 230,000 jobs are tied to business activities formed around this resource base, according to a study released Wednesday (May 27) by the University of South Carolina's Moore School of Business.
"While it is hard to put a value on all the ways natural resources contribute to South Carolina's economic development, it can be clearly shown that they support thousands of jobs, millions in income and a permanent base for economic development that should last forever," according to the report, which was prepared by economists Dr. Douglas P. Woodward and Dr. Paulo Guimaraes in the school's Division of Research.
"Access to abundant recreational opportunities and natural assets plays an important role in economic growth and quality of life, so protection and enhancement of our natural resources should be part of our overall economic development strategy," said John Frampton, director of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, which initiated the study.
The impacts presented in the study, titled "Underappreciated Assets: The Economic Impact of South Carolina's Natural Resources," measure the annual economic activity associated with certain resource bases such as land (forestry) and water (fishing, swimming, boating).


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I have been running a consulting business for over 6 years as a sole trader. I am in the process of being head hunted for a partnership, a project that would likely see me through to a decent retirment age. A good career and financial move.
It would involve moving to a new town. Sell up. Change of school for my son.
It will be sad to leave all the friends and networks that we have.
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Hi, Gavin,
You are up too early, but the above link is good for those who would like more about their doctors if they are the members inASCO.
Thanks for this link and be sure to say hi to your mum for me.
Some how tonite will be in the 50F , in July? Hardly I can believe this is happening.
God bless.
Morning Percy,
The early bird gets the worm and all that! Or in my case gets a bit of painting and work done before breakfast and getting on with the day! Plus very early in the morning is my favourite part of the day, no phones ringing or anything like that and I can get stuff done. Hope your night of 50f wasn't too bad, not great at this time of the year I know. We've had a lot of rain the last few days but it will be a cracker today I think, 7am and not a cloud in the sky! Yep I'll say hi to my mum from you and I hope you have a good day.
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Justin Timberlake Searches for Engaged Couple in 'Not a Bad Thing'
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Justin Timberlake is looking for love … but it's not what you think!
Back in January a man proposed to his girlfriend on a train to New York while playing the former *NSYNC member's song "Not a Bad Thing" and now, Justin is pulling out all the stops to find them.
The "Mirrors" singer hired a documentary crew to put up signs all around the city and document every step of the way, even visiting Z100 to broadcast their search to whoever could help. The video intertwines the documentarians' search, with interviews featuring real-life couples talking about love.
Justin premiered his video on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Thursday and hopes that it will help lead him to the recently-engaged couple.
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It's now October. I passed her in the hall and asked how she was feeling and how many weeks she was. She's always been a little bigger than average so her belly was always kind of there. She said she doesn't know how many weeks but she's seven months along. That was really weird to me bc every dr here tells you the due date and how many weeks you are. Yesterday I saw her husband and just in passing asked how she was and how far along. He said the same thing. But he also said she refused to go see a dr at all. They apparently went twice at the beginning and were told twice she was not pregnant, then she started feeling the baby move and decided she didn't trust any drs. So they measure her belly every week and look online to see what it means. He said she said that since she already has 4 kids she knows what's what. He also told me he tried to convince her to see a dr and she refuses.
I personally have not seen her belly grow. If she's due at the end of November she should be showing. Im a big girl myself but it was very obvious when I was pregnant.
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Because of his extensive expertise, he was selected by the U.S. News & World Report as a Top Doctor and is considered among the top 1% in the country in plastic surgery (as cited by Castle Connolly). Dr. Sullivan has been named by Woodward and White as one of the "Top Plastic Surgeons" in the United States. He has also been recognized as a "Top Plastic Surgeon" by a vote of his peers in Rhode Island Monthly Magazine. Redbook has recognized Dr. Sullivan as one of the "Top Doctors for Women," and his name has appeared each year in the Castle Connolly Guide to "America's Top Doctors" from 2001 to 2012. Trained and educated in some of the most respected medical institutions in the world, including the Brown University School of Medicine and the Mayo Medical School, Dr. Sullivan has the knowledge, experience, and commitment to comprehensive care necessary to help you achieve your goals and feel great about the way you look.
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Nirenberg Backs Anti-Discrimination Proposal
The decision by newly elected north side Councilman Ron Nirenberg to support the city's controversial proposed Gay, Lesbian and trans gendered anti-discrimination law appears to give the measure the support it needs to be approved by City Council when it comes up for debate next month, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Nierenberg says after 'months of deliberation and refinement,' he has agreed to support the 'latest draft' of the law.
"Every San Antonian deserves equal protection under the law, and I look forward to casting my vote to ensure it," Nirenberg said.
"Hate has no place in San Antonio. We cannot turn our backs on the existing divisions that have revealed themselves during this debate. We need to heal our divisions as a community, and we can only achieve that by revealing them and addressing them together."
Nirenberg then blasted his north side council colleague Elisa Chan for revealing her differences in a secretly recorded conversation which was leaked to the San Antonio Express-News by a disgruntled former Chan staffer. In the conversation, Chan expresses disgust with homosexuality and says she doesn't think gays should be allowed to adopt children.
"The tape recording made of Councilwoman Elisa Chan's staff meeting revealed some very ignorant and disturbing comments," Nirenberg said.
Also present at that meeting was Jeff Bazan, who was then a staffer in Chan's office. Bazan has since joined Nirenberg's office.
"I have spoken to Jeff and he has apologized for those statements, which he says do not reflect his personal feelings," Nirenberg said. "Effective immediately, I have placed Jeff Bazan on an indefinite administrative leave," he said. "I hope that he will take time to reflect and to heal. Our community must now engage in similar reflection over the issues that divide us. I believe that the successful passage of the nondiscrimination ordinance will be an important step in that process."
Nirenberg didn't say whether Bazan will be paid during his administrative leave.


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UNLV'S department of anthropology presents: Mimbres Archaeology: New Data from the Swarts Ruin, a talk by Dr. Darrell Creel, University of Texas, Austin.
Reanalysis of the Peabody Museum's 1924-1927 excavation of the Swarts ruin in the middle Mimbres Valley is providing a more detailed and more current understanding of the site. Swarts had a substantial Late Pithouse period village with at least two great kivas and three Classic period surface pueblo roomblocks overlying the pithouses. A brief summary of the ongoing architectural, mortuary, and artifact analysis is presented, with new data on chemical compositional analysis of pottery and continuing DNA, strontium, and isotopic analysis of the human remains. Multiple lines of evidence indicate that Swarts was a multiethnic community that interacted with Cibola, Jornada, and Hohokam peoples to the north, east and southeast, and west.


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Police nab New Orleans shooting suspect
(NEWSER) – After avoiding police for three days, Akein Scott, a suspected gunman in Sunday's parade shooting, was arrested last night. Scott, 19, was the shooter in surveillance footage of the attacks, police say; he's the only suspect police have announced publicly, though they earlier cited three gunmen, the Times-Picayune notes. At the time of the attack, Scott was out of jail on a $15,000 bond, WWLTV reports; his charges included weapons and drug possession and resisting an officer.


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AMES, Iowa -- Iowa State University is anticipating an increase in demand for its food safety training course as new state regulations take effect in Iowa this year.
New Iowa Department of Inspection and Appeals guidelines went into effect Jan. 1 requiring food establishments to designate a Certified Food Protection Manager to oversee the safe handling, preparation and service of food items.
To meet the expected demand, specialists with Human Sciences Extension and Outreach will offer more than 100 ServSafe courses across the state. ServSafe trains employees in food sanitation and instructs them on how to prevent foodborne illnesses.
Barbara Fuller, a nutrition and health program specialist who works in Red Oak and serves southwest Iowa, co-coordinates the program for extension and outreach. She said she has seen an increase in interest in the courses since the new guidelines were announced.
"Already the new licensees are calling," Fuller said. "They have been told that this is a new requirement when they apply. Others are also starting to send more people to classes."
Catherine Strohbehn, an extension specialist overseeing Iowa State's retail food safety programs, anticipates that more than 1,000 Iowans will take the course.
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'Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier suggested a club on a tight budget can't get into an arms race with the big boys. He said the Sabres are interested in improving their roster, but they can't feel pressured to do so based on the moves their closest competitors have made.'
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AU Optronics (AUO) will attend 2011 SNEC 5th International Photovoltaic Power Generation Exhibition & Conference and showcase what it calls the world's highest efficiency PV module SunForte PM318B00 with a conversion rate up to 19.5% and eco-friendly PV modules.
The mono-crystalline SunForte PM318B00 targets densely populated urban areas with smaller rooftops. It has an output of about 40% higher than that of the conventional module with conversion rate of 14%, AUO said. The product will maximize the solar power output for solar system users.
AUO will also demonstrate its PM240P00 PV module that could withstand salt corrosion and moisture in coastal or humid areas, making the power systems more efficient. All AUO high-efficiency PV modules are tested for power performance and durability in UL certificated laboratories, meeting CGC, TUV, UL, IEC standards to assure customers of long-term first class power generation warranty, AUO said.
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An MIBG scintiscan is a type of imaging test. It uses a radioactive substance (called a tracer) and a scanner to find or confirm the presence of pheochromocytoma and neuroblastoma. These are types of tumors that affect nerve tissue.
Adrenal medullary imaging; Meta-iodobenzylguanidine scintiscan
A radioisotope (MIBG, iodine-131-meta-iodobenzylguanidine, or iodine-123-meta-iodobenzylguanidine) is injected into a vein. This compound attaches to specific tumor cells.
You will have the scan later that day or the next day. For this part of the test, you lie on a table under the arm of the scanner. Your abdomen is scanned. You may need to return for repeated scans for 1 to 3 days. Each scan takes 1 to 2 hours.
Before or during the test, you may be given an iodine mixture. This prevents your thyroid gland from absorbing too much of the radioisotope.
You will need to sign an informed consent form. You will be asked to wear a hospital gown or loose-fitting clothes. You will need to remove jewelry or metal objects before each scan. Many drugs interfere with the test. Ask your health care provider which of your regular medicines you may need to stop taking before the test.
You will feel a sharp needle prick when the material is injected. The table may be cold or hard. You must lie still during the scan.
This test is done to help diagnose pheochromocytoma when an abdominal CT scan does not give a definite answer. It is also used to help diagnose neuroblastoma.
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It may also be used to detect multiple tumors or tumors that are located outside the adrenal tissues.
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This test should NOT be done on pregnant women because of the danger from radiation to the unborn baby.
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Young WF Jr. Adrenal medulla, catecholamines, and pheochromocytoma. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 235.
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Charming Studio in Central Valencia
Size30 m²
Floor No.2
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The warm and inviting studio features a comfortable double sofa bed, a pull-down double bed and a flat-screen TV. The kitchenette is well-equipped, and includes a refrigerator, a stovetop, a microwave, a toastie maker, an espresso maker and a juicer.
Guests will find themselves excellently located for enjoying all of Valencia's most sought-out historical attractions. Valencia Cathedral can be reached within just a 10-minute walk, and the Valencia Institute of Modern Art is a 2-minute walk away.
All necessary amenities can be found in the surrounding area. The Central Market of Valencia is just a 10-minute walk away, and guests will find pharmacies, ATMs, bars and restaurants within less than a 10-minute walk from the apartment.
House rulesThe host can offer advice about sightseeing and dining in the city.
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La estancia en el apartamento ha sido genial. Los anfitriones encantadores muy atentos en todo momento. Lo aconsejo a todo mundo
First, I would like to stress that Iván is a good host. Unfortunately, we didn't meet him but he wrote us some useful tips. Instead his friend Vanesa cared about us and she was so nice! Always there to help us! Nevertheless, I have to admit that there are some inconvenient "guests". A lot of cockroaches seem to live in the flat and in the whole house as it is pretty old. There are a lot of holes and niches where they can easily hide. We used a spray to get rid of them but it didn't really help. We found several cockroaches per day... I could never really relax because I was really afraid. Apart from that, the flat is really nice and authentic and well located.
Uns hat der Aufenthalt in Valencia sehr gefallen,Ivan war außerordentlich freundlich und zuvorkommend.Das Apartement liegt optimal in der Altstadt,alle Sehenswürdigkeiten sind gut zu Fuß erreichbar.Die Einrichtung ist praktisch und liebevoll.Der einzige Nachteil für nicht-Nachtschwärmer: es ist nachts recht laut
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Una estancia fantástica. El apartamento es muy acogedor y funcional. Es exactamente lo que aparece en la foto y, además, está muy bien situado. Yo repetiría sin dudarlo.
Muy recomendable. Muy cercs del centro.
Pequeño pero suficiente y limpio.
Iván is a great host. He organised the transfer to the appartment for us. On arr he was there to welcome us to tell about the surroundings and he gave us some great tips for restaurants. The appartement is exactly as shown on the pictures. The location is perfect for discovering Valencia. It is though a very busy street, so it was a bit noisy during the night.
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Robbie Findley has said goodbye to his fans in England.
And while he has yet to say hello to the ones he has in Salt Lake City, all indications are that a return to the Wasatch Front is imminent.
The English club Nottingham Forest, where the 27-year-old forward has spent the past two years, announced Monday it had terminated Findley's deal, citing "mutual consent." Meanwhile, sources have confirmed to The Salt Lake Tribune that Findley has signed a deal with Major League Soccer, which handles all its players' contracts.
Real Salt Lake general manager Garth Lagerwey said last week that the club was interested in pursuing Findley and that there was a "real good chance" he could be back with the club this year. The remaining hurdles in a return to RSL would be acquiring the player's rights, and having him pass a physical.
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To authenticate his Vanity Fair article about interrogation tactics, Hitchens agreed to be waterboarded.
The government used Simmons to authenticate 11 overt acts in the racketeering indictment of Welch and his deputy.
The NCC is supposed to "authenticate" the shutdown via "a series of questions."
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My very passport was gone, so that I had actually nothing to authenticate my position—not even my name.
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I have two martin courgar bows. one is a 2000 fury X. 56# at 27 dl. shoots like a dream. the other is a 2003 cougar with nitous X cams. 48#at 27dl. it is a nightmare. will not group good. timing on cams is perfect. BH is right. the only thing I can find wrong is the ata is out by about 1/8 inch. on the left side. when I adjust it to equal the right side the cables on the right have a LOT less tenison on them. this dont seem right. would appreciate any help. also have put on new string and cables.
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Even though the timing may look right you need to bare shaft tune the bow. This will help you grouping some. You need to establish your center shot first by eye ball or with instruments. I would then do a slight walk back with a couple of fletched arrows.
I am going to paste some instruction on bare shaft tuning.
Bare Shaft Tuning
This technique is used for release shooters. The primary requirements are a target butt that will hold an arrow the way it entered the target. I usually use a foam wall at my local club, but a block or some other such target will work too. The cable(s) and string need to be of the correct length and the bow should be within specifications. Dual cam bows should have the cables of equal length. This tuning process may not work for floating yoke cable bows.
The other requirement of this process is to using properly spine arrow shafts. A computer program should be used to determine the proper spine, arrow shaft length and point weight. These shafts can be float tuned prior to assembly to ease this process(see float tuning below). The arrow should be match for overall weight prior to fletching. The arrow should be properly aligned and squared on the bow. A Golden Key Futura, Tru-Center Gauge should be used to align the rest.
The purpose of bare shaft tuning is twofold. The first part is to adjust the bow for an ideal launch. This means trying to stick the arrow in the butt without the nock being kick up, down, left, right or some combination. All of this shooting HAS to be done with the target at shoulder height. The purpose of this is to reduce drag by relieving the correctional control of the fletching during the launch and flight. This also allows the use of smaller fletching to reduce flight drag and trajectory loss. The second part determines the high spots in the arrow spine and allows the grouping of the arrows to improve. Float tuning provides this same benefit, but is static. The type of tuning is dynamic and therefore is the final step. Basically, float tuning will get you close, but bare shafting is conclusive.
To start, shoot a couple of arrows at 10, 15 and 20 yards to get an approximate sighting adjustment. It is not necessary to pinwheel the target but to try to keep the arrows on the target. After you have sighted in at 20 yards, notice the way the arrows are hitting the target. If the nock is high-left we need to start making adjustments. Leave one arrow in the target as a reference.
Why the nock is high and left is because of sight timing or tuning problems which is causing the string to push the nock a little up and to the left. The arrow eventually stabilizes, but is now in this nock high left flight attitude. Without the benefit of the fletching to correct it, it will remain in this attitude. This attitude is causing a lot of drag because the arrow surface area is wind planing.
To correct this we will added a half twist to either the top or bottom cable(s). Shoot a couple of arrows at the target. Compare these arrows to the reference arrow, if the nock is lower then you are on the right track if the nock is higher you are on the wrong. If you are on the right track, added another half twist to the cable and shoot the arrow again until it becomes level. If you end up with an arrow is either a little high or a little low, keep the slightly high setting. It is better to go over the launcher than through it.
To correct the left-right flight we will added a half twist to the left side of the split cable(s). If you are using a shoot through then add a half twist to each of the left cables. Keep shooting and twisting until the arrow is gong straight into the butt.
The next part of this tuning is to group tune the shafts. This would be best done with a Hooter Shooter, because your results will vary with your skill level. Assembling the arrow by float tuning may to some degree make this tuning method unnecessary, but if a consistent flyer is found it can be correct to some degree based on the shooters expertise.
I would use several targets during this procedure. I prefer the NFAA single spot target. Start at 10 yards and shoot a couple of arrows. If they seem to be in a common group remove them and set them aside. Shoot a couple of more. If they impact in the same holes as the first two, set them aside also. If one is out, shot it again. If it consistently is impacting away from the others set it off by itself. Continue shooting the arrows until you have separated the ones which group together from the one which dont.
Now, move the nock on one of the non-grouping arrows by turning the nock a quarter of a turn. If it come into the group then set it with the others, if it doesnt turn it another quarter and continue shooting and turning the nock until it does. If it refuses then change the nock and try again.
Now, more to 15 yards repeat this shooting and rotating the nock until you have all the arrows grouping. At this distance you should move the nock only about an 1/8th of a rotation. Finally, move to 20 yards and repeat this process this time rotating the nock about a 1/16th of a rotation.
If you are a reasonable shot, this process is quite amazing. You will almost want to forget fletching arrows. But, fletched arrows do work better. Once you have established the nock position, mark the shaft with a permanent marker. Use this mark as a reference for you **** feather when fletching.
Float Tuning
Float tuning is a process to determine the heaviest part of an arrow, which in turn is the stiffest part. This is done by construction of some plugs and floating the arrow shaft in a pan or bath tube to determine this high spot.
The easiest plug to construct by using a small wooden dowel. Chuck the dowel in an electric drill and rotate it on a flat sheet of sandpaper or file to produce a taper. Insert the finished plug into each end of the arrow shaft and then float the arrow shat in the tube. Spin it several times and determine the side which come up the most often by looking at the label. Mark the shaft at the nock end with a small dot and align the nock to it. Your results will vary from shaft to shaft some will have a definite high spot and others will have a best 3 out of 5.
good post Deezlin. If that doesn't work call Martin, they have some great customer service and I'm sure they'd be more then willing to help in any way possibleNo I'm not dead
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I would like to make this correction. I would start the bare shaft at about 10 yards and then try to make some adjustments before moving to 20 yards. If you have an arrow kicking hard out of the bow it will wind plane very far off of target. I have had some shafts with a hard left kick to wind plane as far as 3 feet off target to the right in 20 yards. You need a big target butt or you need to preceed very slowly making a shot or two progressively stepping back. When you get close to perfect make half twist adjustment only.
The real secret to bare shaft tuning is a very good uniform release. That is why it works so well in a Hooter Shooter. After 20 yards, I see no real reason for going any further, as it becomes real touchy and wind and other factors get involved.
I like to keep a couple of bare shafts around and shoot them for release practice. The slightly change of FOC between the bare shafts and fletched arrows really doesn't have any impact within 20 yards.


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When the Everett Silvertips took the ice for practice Thursday afternoon in Kamloops before boarding the bus for Prince George, Austin Lotz was a conspicuous absence.
But if anyone ever earned a day off, it was Everett's goaltender.
"He deserves some time off the ice today, that's for sure," Everett general manager Garry Davidson said via cell phone Thursday in the wake of Lotz's 65-save performance Wednesday against the Kamloops Blazers.
Lotz worked overtime and then some Wednesday, producing one of the spectacular goaltending performances of the WHL season. His efforts were the primary reason why Everett was able to come away from Kamloops with an unlikely point in a 4-3 overtime loss, despite being outshot 69-21 and facing 12 Blazers power plays. Lotz and the Tips killed off all 12 Kamloops advantages, including a pair of lengthy five-on-threes.
The 17-year-old from St. Adolphe, Manitoba, then spent Thursday recovering from his exertions from the previous night.
"I'm feeling good," Lotz said. "But it was nice not having to skate today.
"It was a pretty tiring game," Lotz added. "At the same time, while maybe it doesn't show up on paper, I think the team did a good job keeping them to the outside and giving me a good look at the shots."
Lotz's performance Wednesday was historic. His 65 saves smashed the Everett franchise record for saves in a game. The previous mark was 55 by Kent Simpson on Jan. 6, 2012 against Portland. The 65 saves were also by far the most Lotz ever made in a game. His previous high-water mark was 50 against Saskatoon on Oct. 14, 2011, which happened to be his WHL debut.
All 65 of Lotz's saves came in regulation and fell just seven short of the WHL record for saves in regulation. Chilliwack's Lucas Gore holds the record, making 72 saves in regulation against Spokane on March 16, 2011.
Lotz received a standing ovation from the Kamloops crowd after the game when he came out to be acknowledged for being named the game's third star.
"He was outstanding," Davidson said. "I don't know why he wasn't named the first star of the game. He was the best player on the ice for either team by a longshot. He gave us a chance to win, despite the fact we gave up 12 power plays. He faced lots of traffic and lots of shots, and he was outstanding."
Lotz said he'd never experienced a game quite like Wednesday's.
"Maybe when I was younger, but definitely not in this league," Lotz said. "It's a different story if you face 65 shots playing bantam AA in Manitoba. It was definitely one of the tougher games I've been in so far."
But despite the high volume of shots faced, Lotz was not forced to make a lot of spectacular saves. Instead, his saves came as the result of being positionally sound.
"They had so much power-play time, so a lot of the shots he faced were on the power play," Davidson said. "The positive thing is that guys helped with taking away the back-door play, so all (Lotz) had to deal with was the shooters. He was in the zone and tracking the puck well."
Those power plays made it a particularly stressful game for Lotz.
"I'd say this game was a little more mentally taxing," Lotz said. "We had to kill off 12 penalties. For a goalie it's one thing if you're facing a lot of shots, it's another thing when you're having to move around that much while killing the penalties."
By earning a point, Everett has taken seven of a possible eight points from its past four games. Now, the Tips head into the weekend's double-dip against the Prince George Cougars with a chance to secure their playoff position.
The past two seasons Everett had to sweat it out to the final weekend of the season to find out if it made the playoffs, sneaking into the eighth-and-final spot both times. This season seemed set for a similar sprint to the finish. However, the recent upswing in results has the Tips occupying seventh place in the Western Conference, where they are nine points ahead of ninth-place Prince George. With a pair of regulation wins, Everett would move 13 points above of the danger zone and essentially eliminate the Cougars as a threat to the Tips making the playoffs. A pair of regulation losses would cut Everett's advantage to five points and turn it into a race once again.
"This weekend amounts to eight points, so it could be really big," Lotz said. "If we go in and have a good weekend, we can kind of put them in such a hole that it would be tough to climb out, at least to catch us. That could certainly affect things down the stretch. But we're just going to play one at a time. We're not going to worry about the future, we just want to come out (tonight) with a solid team effort and look to get the two points."
Slap shots
Everett overage defenseman Connor Cox has been cleared to return. Cox missed the previous five games because of complications from a neck injury. With Cox back, overager Landon Oslanski, who's been filling in on defense, is likely to move back to forward. Tonight is the debut of new Prince George coach Mark Holick. Holick was hired after Dean Clark was fired Tuesday.
Check out Nick Patterson's Silvertips blog at http://www.heraldnet.com/silvertipsblog, and follow him on Twitter at NickHPatterson.


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These one-year clinical and/or two-year combination research and clinical post-residency VA Advanced Fellowships Programs offer expertise in Advanced Geriatrics, Health Services Research & Development, Health Systems Engineering, Medical Informatics, Optometric Research, Patient Safety, and Polytrauma/Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation. These abovementioned specialty areas are available to outstanding Optometrists who have successfully completed Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE) accredited residency programs.
VA Advanced Fellowship Programs provide outstanding opportunities for post-residency research, education, and clinical training in these emerging professional disciplines. Through creative partnerships, use of new technology, and innovative educational modalities, these fellowship programs promote and foster the highest standards of leadership, intellectual integrity, research, and patient care.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has the largest optometry clinical training program in the United States. There are over 180 Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (Note: Links to a website outside VA) accredited post-graduate residents and over 1,400 externship positions available annually for clinical training. Former VA residents are among the most successful and nationally recognized individuals within the profession.
In today's changing health care environment, it is important to plan for the future. All current indicators suggest that the demand for optometrists with residency training will continue to increase. Already, many of the best jobs require post-graduate residency certification.
Regardless of ultimate career goals, a VA residency can be an excellent "stepping stone". The opportunity to acquire an outstanding position within a practice or managed care organization is enhanced by having completed a VA residency. Prior VA residents are also given preference for VA staff positions. Many others have obtained faculty appointments at a School or College of Optometry due to their VA residency credentials.
Each VA Residency Program is unique as experiences and opportunities are different at each site. More specific residency program information can be obtained by contacting the individual sites.
Unique Benefits of a VA Residency:
All residents receive training in primary eye care, serving as part of an interdisciplinary team working to provide high quality patient care. With a primarily geriatric patient population, ocular disease management is a significant portion of the training experience. Residents augment their training through various medical service rotations, grand rounds and/or other professional development activities.
Low Vision Rehabilitation Residency
In addition to the above mentioned advanced competence areas, certain programs offer substantial training in low vision care. This experience typically includes exposure to a professional team of highly qualified providers with unique skills for care of visually impaired Veterans.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
Transcripts, NBEO scores, letters of recommendation, and on-site interviews are factors considered for acceptance to a VA residency program. All applications are submitted and coordinated through the Optometry Residency Match (ORMatch). Note: Links to a website outside VA.
Residency Training Programs at VA medical facilities offer outstanding educational opportunities for graduate optometrists to obtain advanced clinical competence. These programs are designed to enhance residents' knowledge and experience in areas of primary and secondary eye care, low vision rehabilitation, ocular and systemic disease, and research.
VA Optometric Residency Training Programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE). Programs are required to follow guidelines set forth in the ACOE Accreditation Manual: Optometric Residency Programs, including the ACOE Optometric Residency Standards.
After successful completion of optometry residency requirements, VA residency-trained optometrists are eligible to take the Advanced Competence in Medical Optometry (ACMO) Examination administered by the National Board of Examiners in Optometry. Note: Links to a website outside VA
The VA also has its own policies and procedural requirements regarding residents. These may be viewed below:
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What's your ultimate muscle car? One of the best things about our hobby is the sheer diversity of cars and the guys that love them. I was at a car show over the weekend with my 1969 Dodge Charger R/T and was sitting enjoying the sun when I overheard a woman speaking to her friend. She commented that "each of these cars is a reflection of the owner's personality." Now, I've been around the hobby for 30 years and I have to admit this was something new, and it could only have come from a woman's point of view. But as I sat there thinking about it, I realized that, for the most part, she was exactly right.
Getting lost in thought, I started to wonder what that said about me? After all, I was driving a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T. Did that mean I was a closet Bo Duke, secretly desiring to outrun the local Sheriff? Naahhh, I just like Chargers. Besides, my favorite car is the 1967 Plymouth GTX.
I purchased my first 1967 GTX in 1986, at the age of 22. I spent a ton of money and hundreds of hours of my time restoring that car. Back when I was 20, I had the opportunity to purchase an ultra rare 1967 GTX Hemi Convertible out of an estate in Boardman, Ohio. The car could have been mine for the princely sum of $7,000.00, which was a ton of money for a '67 Plymouth back in 1984. Even then, I realized how rare the car was. I tried everything I could to raise the money to buy the car, but couldn't pull it off. I often wonder where that car is today, now that the '67 Hemi convertibles are $200-$250K cars. Alas, it was not meant to be!
Since the mid 1980s, I've owned at least 20 1967 GTXs, with an equal mix of hardtops and convertibles. In 2009, we finished the restoration of the best one we'd ever done up that point, a white '67 GTX HEMI hardtop that came equipped from the factory with an R0 Super Stock HEMI motor and was most likely the last HEMI GTX built in 1967. You may have seen that car featured in Hemmings Muscle Machines in 2009 or on the show circuit. The restoration of that car was exhaustive, with all original or NOS parts from top to bottom. This car has traded hands over the past couple of years for north of $140K on two occasions.
So let's get back to that ultimate muscle car. As stated, for me, it's the 1967 GTX. But what does that say about me? Why do I love these cars so much? Well, for starters, they are smaller and lighter than the 68-71 HEMI cars-so they are relatively fast cars in stock trim. As Car & Driver pointed out, the '67 HEMI GTX is the 6th fastest muscle car ever built (in stock form). Second, they have a relatively simple, no frills design, with fantastic ornamentation, from the anodized aluminum grille to the fender mounted turn signals and bright wheel lip moldings. Third, they have fantastic interiors, with loads of chrome and bright shiny knobs.
I love these cars because, in my mind, they are a perfect blend of style and substance. Not too flashy or gaudy, with some classy touches throughout that let you know you're in a higher end car. In short, the '67 GTX was the first true luxury muscle car Chrysler ever built and with a HEMI and 4-speed on board, a car that could not easily be trifled with on the streets. I think they are best summed up as walking softly, with some class, but performing when the money is on the line.
Now, whether you're a '67 GTX fan or a '70 Chevelle fan or a '69 Mustang Mach 1 fan, we all have our ultimate "car within the car." And, while I've owned 20 + 1967 GTXs in my life, I had to yet to find the ultimate version (for me) until last year. My criteria have always been: had to be a HEMI car, had to have a 4-speed, had to have an original drivetrain, had to have documentation, had to have original sheet metal (these cars were rust buckets), and it had to be black with a red interior, preferably with Medium Red stripes. Until last year, I had long given up on finding a 1967 GTX that fit all my criteria. After all, Chrysler only built 312 HEMI 4-speed GTX cars in 1967. That's not very many. And, assuming that 6% of them were black, that's roughly 18 black cars total. Out of those 18, how many had red interiors? And out of those, how many were actually out there with their original drive-trains and sheet metal. I'd never seen one and I've been going to Chrysler events since the early '80s.
In the spring of 2009, I received a call from a gentleman in Wisconsin, looking to trade a 1967 HEMI 4-speed GTX in on one of our restored Mopars. He explained that he purchased the car in the early 1980s, started a restoration, but never got much beyond some minor disassembly and some light body work. Intrigued, I asked him some questions. What was the color combination? Much to my surprise, it was a factory black car with red stripes and red interior! Was the drivetrain original to the car? The original engine and transmission were in the car and had never been touched. Even the original and impossible to find 1967-only distributor to coil wire was present and the original part number tag was on the original 1967-only distributor! Eager to get a deal done, I reviewed a few pictures of the car and passed on our normal physical inspection process. I tried not to get my hopes too high. After all, this was a Wisconsin car and, as we know, a car that a customer views as a cream-puff can turn out to be a nightmare.
When the trailer pulled into our parking lot with the car last spring, I nearly leaped out of my chair and tried not to knock anyone over as I ran out the door. Before the truck was in park, I had flung the trailer doors open and snuck inside and what I saw blew me away. A super clean, near-survivor 1967 GTX Hemi 4-speed with 99% of its original parts, perfectly and easily restorable. Present was the original fender tag, original distributor tag, original seat tags and all original sheet-metal. Crawling underneath the car, I could see that the original floors, trunk and frame rails were shockingly clean, with no rust to be found anywhere. As I looked further, my amazement grew. Original weather-stripping on the door and trunk. All original glass. Original interior. This GTX had the light package, which included the fender mounted turn signals. It also had an in dash clock and the rear speaker option. Front disc brakes? Nice! All of the original anodized aluminum, stainless steel trim and exterior/interior chrome was in excellent condition and easily restorable. In short, I was expecting to be disappointed with a car that needed everything and I was surprised to find a car that needed barely anything beyond some good old fashioned hard work.
With the expertise we picked up restoring the white HEMI car in 2007-2009, we made a fast decision to provide this HEMI GTX with a restoration equal to the that car and to debut the car at the 2010 Carlisle All Chrysler Nationals alongside our 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Formula S 383 4-speed convertible. A quick inventory of the car was done before the disassembly process was started and we determined that the ONLY parts we would need to find would be replacement rocker panel moldings and replacement wheel lip moldings. These parts had been badly mangled while in storage at some time in the past and were not usable. Aside from these parts and vinyl/rubber, we would reuse every metal part on the car, right down to the original door handles, fender mounted turn signals and HEMI only dog-dish wheel covers.
The restoration process began with a complete disassembly of the car. When we pulled the original carpeting out of the GTX, we were surprised to find a super rare "Hemi Engine" metal tag that had been there since the car was built in September, 1966. We found some tattered remnants of an original Chrysler Corporation Broadcast Sheet as well, but the document was too badly stained to be legible.
To be sure that we did the GTX right, we immediately ordered up Chrysler Historical documents for the car. To our delight, Chrysler Historical verified that the car was shipped on December 13, 1966 to Mertens Garage, Inc., in Medford, WI, and was configured as follows:
Paint: QB4 = Basic Color-Black, Sport Stripe Color-Medium Red Metallic
Trim: P6R = Red-Vinyl-Bucket Seats
Accessory Group 35: 5 = Light Package-Front Seat Courtesy Light, Glove Box Light, Trunk Light, Fender-Mounted Turn Signal Indicator Lights
Accessory Group 36: 5 = Unknown
Engine: 73=426 – 8 Cylinder 2-4 BBL (Dual Exhaust)
Transmission: 3 = Manual 4-Speed – Floor Shift
Axle Ratio: 6 = 3.55
Radio: 1 = Transaudio – AM
Tires: 48- Red Streak 7.75×14
Power Equipment: 1 = Brakes
Disc Brakes: 9 = Yes
Arm Rests: 5 = Center Front Seat & Folding Arm Rest
Radio Speakers: 6 = Rear Seat Speaker
Clock: 4 = Electric
Undercoating: 9 = Includes Hood Insulation Pad
These details matched what we found on the original fender tag as well.
Understanding that we had a 100% correct, complete numbers-matching car, we decided to send the original engine, transmission and air cleaner off to Shepard's Automotive. In case you've never heard of Shepard's, they were founded by Larry Shepard, Sr., an engineer at Chrysler Corporation in the 1960s, who worked under Tom Hoover (the Godfather of the HEMI at Chrysler when they rolled out the street HEMI in 1966). Larry was later an engineer at Mopar Performance and has literally written the book on Mopar performance engines (in fact, I think he's written five or six). With an impressive bank of NOS and original parts and an even more impressive knowledge base, there was nobody out there better suited to restore the drive-train in our GTX.
Larry and his son, Larry Jr., tore down the engine, hot-tanked it, and proceeded to rebuild it to stock specs, using a mixture of NOS, original, and high quality aftermarket internal parts. Note that the original restored 426 HEMI block retains its original intake, both rebuilt four-barrel carburetors (4139S front and 4343S rear), original exhaust manifolds, original distributor (2642482), NOS starter, NOS alternator, not to mention a host of details that most restorers overlook, including NOS pan bolts, a date-coded brake booster hose, a date coded PVC hose and NOS spark plug snaps at the valve covers. And yes, 1967 GTX fans, we reinstalled the 1967-only coil to distributor wire that was installed on this car on the assembly line in 1967. Mopar guys love to argue about what's correct and what's not, but I'm guessing we won't find many guys that will argue with the engineer who helped develop and roll out the street HEMI.
Likewise, the original A833 18-spline four-speed manual transmission was expertly restored by Shepard's with similar touches. How about an NOS backup light switch? We went all out on this GTX! All total, we spent about $14,000.00 with Larry's shop, which included a concours restoration and triple plate chrome on the original air cleaner and a concours restoration of the original valve covers. Expensive? You bet. Worth every penny? Absolutely! All receipts for the drive-train rebuild, as well as a complete pictorial history of the process are present and accounted for. If you want to know how to properly rebuild a vintage street HEMI, it's all there for you.
While the drivetrain was being rebuilt, an entire array of parts were cataloged and out-sourced for restoration. The chrome and stainless steel trim was entrusted to our friends at Advanced Custom Chrome in Erie, PA. Every single piece was and is original to the car, including the door handles, interior chrome including all knobs, bumpers, fender mounted turn signals, and the 426 hood emblem. The anodized aluminum grille, headlight bezels and deck-lid trim panel were shipped off to King of Trim in CA. If you've ever had similar pieces restored, you know how expensive these parts are to have done properly.
With the doors, fenders, deck lid and hood removed, the entire body was placed on a rotisserie and sent off for dipping and e-coating. After the body was returned to our shop, we completed the metal work quickly, which was limited to a few small patches in the lower driver's side quarter panel. Because we replicated the original factory welds, you wouldn't know that the work was done if we didn't tell you. As we learned when we received the body shell back from the dip shop, the original floor pans, trunk floor and floor pans were perfect, with no prior rot or rust. Amazing for a car which was sold new in Wisconsin and spent every days of its life there until we purchased it 42 years later!
With the metal work complete, the car was primed, block-sanded, block-sanded some more and then block-sanded again for good measure and then painted in base coat/clear coat. Only after the base paint and clear coat were applied were the Medium Red Metallic sport stripes painted on, exactly the way it was done on the assembly line. If you ever see a restored 1967 GTX with the painted stripes flush with the base color, it's WRONG. On the underside, our restoration shop replicated the factory primer processes, complete with blown overspray.
Our expert body-man and Restoration Manager, Mike Velek, outdid himself on this GTX. 1967 GTXs are basically square boxes with multiple lines down the side of the car. Throw in black paint and unless you have a super straight body with excellent panel fit and alignment, these cars can be a recipe for disaster. As I squatted down and started down the sides of this GTX, I was amazed at how perfectly straight the car was. The doors on this GTX fit better than any '67 I've ever laid eyes on. Visually, this car will impress even the most jaded car guy!
With less than two weeks to go to the 2010 Carlisle All Chrysler Nationals, our restoration shop began the final assembly process. The first step was assembling the engine and transmission onto the original HEMI K-member and assembling the front suspension, and then lowering the body shell into place. Our shop prefers this method, as it reduces the possibility of damage to the restored body.
After the drivetrain was properly bolted into place, our shop installed the original and now restored Dana 60 rear axle and restored rear suspension. We installed brand new stainless fuel lines, brake lines, brake hoses, grommets, weather-stripping and gaskets. A new fuel tank was bolted into place, and a complete, reproduction concours HEMI exhaust handles the soundtrack. The entire braking system was reinstalled, using a combination of restored original and replacement parts. After the front suspension was in place, the restored and extremely hard to find 1967-only HEMI steel wheels were bolted up to the car, complete with four brand new reproduction redline tires. Finishing off the restored rolling stock were the four original, restored HEMI-only dog dish caps.
With the GTX now in full rolling form, the rest of the engine compartment was carefully assembled. The restored original wiper motor which feed the restored original wiper arms was installed. The restored power brake booster was installed in the car. The restored steering column was eased into place. Complete new wiring harnesses were routed throughout the body, along with correct reproduction positive and negative battery cables. The original, restored radiator (2785934) was dropped into place, along with the usual assortment of correct reproduction Mopar hoses, plug wires, clips and fasteners. Last, but certainly not least was the obligatory maintenance-free Turbostart Group 27 reproduction battery. These batteries are a bit pricier than the acid-filled reproductions, but there's nothing worse than acid spilling in your freshly restored engine compartment.
With a week to go to Carlisle, it was time to put the pedal to the metal. All of the exterior trim was installed on the GTX, including the stunning restored chrome bumpers, anodized aluminum bright-work and stainless steel trim. The restored 426 hood emblem required some careful hand painting, as did the roof side moldings. As these pieces were reinstalled on the car, the GTX began to look like – well – a GTX. We were never able to find suitable NOS or original wheel-well trim and rocker panel moldings, so excellent reproductions were installed. If and when we find suitable originals, we will replace these parts. The restored deck lid panel trim surrounded by the original re-chromed tail light bezels are simply stunning. Equally impressive is the 1967 GTX-only NASCAR-style gas cap with a textured argent surround.
Next up was the glass. We ordered a complete brand new date coded glass set for this GTX, and while reproduction glass for these cars is pricy, it's worth every penny. After the glass was carefully installed with new gaskets, the final exterior trim was carefully put into place using the correct factory clips. Beautiful!
Turning our attention to the interior, our in-house interior expert Ralph Farinacci went to work. The front and rear seats and most of the interior parts had been finished by Ralph over the prior three months and simply needed to be installed. Ralph is a big believer in using original parts, right down to original screws and that's how he approached the restoration of the interior on this GTX. Of course, there are new door panels and vinyl seat covers, but every other piece is original to the car. The original dash pad was restored, along with the original gauge cluster. The original steering wheel was expertly refinished to better-than-new condition. Small touches like original restored kick panels and an original rear seat speaker set this car apart from the "catalog restorations" we see so often. 1967 GTXs have boatloads of interior chrome and every single piece was redone to concours standards. Ralph worked tirelessly through the July Fourth holiday weekend to assemble all of these parts, and the end result is nothing less than breathtaking. The restored red vinyl interior is beautiful and reminds me why I love these cars as much as I do.
With the interior out of the way, our shop turned their focus to the trunk. A correct reproduction spare tire board was installed, along with a correct spare and restored original jack components. Finishing off the trunk is a correct reproduction trunk mat.
With no detail left undone, the GTX was finished. Some gas was poured in the fuel tank and after a few cranks, the 426 HEMI engine spun to life for the first time in who knows how many years. Running beautifully, she sat there, reborn, ready for the summer show circuit and perhaps a few magazine photo shoots.
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USC starts first council of former student presidents
By Liz White, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-2848
Former student body presidents go on to do great things and USC can easily boast about its former student body presidents who have gone on to become lawyers, judges, mayors and, well, you get the point.
Now this distinguished group of graduates will be returning to USC to form a council of former student body presidents.
"When you think about the alumni all around the country, the student body presidents are unique individuals," said Tommy Preston, '07, '11 law school. "We represented the university and represented our peers during our times as students. We want to give back to the university that's given so much to us."
The first meeting of the Former Student Body Presidents Council Sept. 14-15 brought more than 20 alumni from across the state and country to USC to learn more about USC today. The former presidents represented students from 1948 to more recent years and bring a variety of insight to current issues.
"We knew it would be beneficial to USC to reconnect with these former student body presidents to see how the leadership skills learned at the university changed and shaped their lives. Through their life experiences, these noted alumni are now in a unique position to provide solid advice and much needed involvement in our ongoing leadership initiatives," said university President Harris Pastides. "It's great to see them again."
Rita McKinney, '74, was the first female student body president in 1973. Todd Wilson, '64, was president during USC's integration and during President John F. Kennedy's assassination. McKinney and Wilson, along with the other 58 living former student body presidents, will work on projects with Pastides and promote leadership among current students.
"Alumni, particularly people who were leaders as students, they always have the best interest of the university at hand and want to do what we can to make the educational experience better for the students," said McKinney, who also was the president of the My Carolina Alumni Association and now works as a lawyer in Greenville.
The new council is the first of its kind in the country and came together with help from the alumni association and the president, Preston said. The new council will work on projects throughout the year, meeting with students, helping with recruitment and connecting the university with leaders across the country.
"Our university is so different from other institutions and once you step on campus and walk on the Horseshoe as a student, you're connected to the Gamecock nation for the rest of your life. Putting this group together is just a testament to that," said Preston, who is a lawyer with Nexsen Pruet in Columbia.
Meredith Ross, '10 and current law school student, was excited to come back to Carolina and share her ideas for USC.
"It kind of allows the job to not necessarily end at the next guy's inauguration, you get to keep going and keep having a little bit of input in what's going on at the university, spreading around ideas," she said.
Justin Williams, '06, '10 law school, said the council was an opportunity for alumni to return to campus and learn more about the leadership initiatives at the university. Now he sees himself as an advocate and supporter for these initiatives such as USC Connect.
"USC is trying to engage every student to have a leadership experience and who better to help in that effort than some of the greatest leaders at the university?" said Williams, who is a lawyer with the Richland County Solicitor's Office. Williams said he plans to be more involved and get his office to engage with USC students.
"The university was influential on my life so I obviously want to give something back to it," he said.
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If I wanted to find someone used to scoring films to add a complimentaty and inspiring music sountrack to a sales webinar to assist with sales, where would be the best place to find somebody with enough experience to advise what would help with the sales process, and what would be a hinderance?
Almost everyone here has the "freelance" box ticked on yes so I think a lot of composers here would love to do the job (myself included). If you read the bios of the composers here you'll find a lot of people really experienced and able to help you.
What else do you need from them? Must they be based in the same country/city as you? Do you need the music really fast? In my opinion find 3-4 composers whose work you really like and then email them through the contact me box. Most of the composers here speak good english so I really think communication won't be an issue and nowadays freelance work is hard to come by for most so almost any composer here will jump at the opportunity to work with you. But again, I think the most important thing is that you like the BODY of their work.
I suggest you find composers with a nice and big portfolio of consistent work. Make sure you like most of their tracks and start from there. Don't go with someone just because you like one or two tracks. Go with someone who has consistent quality and sales throughout that you personally like. It will greatly increase your chance of being happy with the final product!!
thanks for the reply TT – location unimportant, language skills yes. What I would most be interested in would be composers with an experience of emotion enhancing work .. the presentation on a properly executed webinar is very much like a movie – with highs and lows, and most definitely an inspiring and trust-enhancing call to action at the end. so it would need to be somebody with a good repetoire of subtle scoring to compliment the desired emotion, rather than a background music track ..
It might be hard to judge composers from most of the work sold here, because most of it isn't necessarily the kind of work you would find in a score…scoring is a little different, as it's writing music in response to something or to enhance something rather than writing a catchy tune, and there's a finer level of subtlety. Still, there are tons of people here who are likely capable of it…it just might be hard to find the one you need. It might help a little if you explained what kind of score you were looking for. A traditional orchestral score, ambient, modern/electronic, upbeat, ect, as there are some really fine people here who excel in these different categories, and all of these can be made to sound inspiring.
A good idea might be to see if any composers here link to their previous work. I try to give potential clients a good view of my work not only by providing audio samples, but examples of videos that I've scored.
Of course I'm happy to submit my personal portfolio (which, on my personal website, which is linked on my AJ profile, includes videos, including web series/TV series that I have scored) as evidence that I am able to put emotion to picture, but I'd encourage you to find authors who have examples of scored video to show you, as that seems to give a good idea of how well they can hit the "emotional points" you're looking for.
There's a goldmine here on AJ, so you've definitely come to the right place. Good luck, whoever you choose!
Hello UnitedNotions
Sounds very interrsting Please have a browse trough my portfolio as well, and do not hesitate to get in touch with me for other than AJ work of mine. Did a few similar projects for the Swiss National TV a while ago and for a well known Swiss watch company
Good look for everyone and have a great day.
Hello UnitedNations,
I really would like to work with you! Just write me an e-mail!
Alex_rich saidI don't yet have the portfolio to share, in the same time I cannot let the opportunity to pass by. I did all I could
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Don't settle for leftovers or frozen dinners. With a little planning, you can enjoy healthy and delicious meals whether you're dining alone or with a companion.
Do you make time for healthy cooking when you're cooking for yourself? If not, you're selling yourself short. Find inspiration in these tips.
Instead of settling for leftovers and frozen dinners, try experimenting with these tips on healthy cooking for one or two:
Finding inspiration may be one of the biggest challenges when it comes to cooking for one. Fortunately, you can find a multitude of cookbooks about cooking for one or two people. Some even provide practical advice on such things as selecting healthy foods, planning menus, shopping and reading food labels.
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Ogden » Attorneys for two men accused of hitting a swimmer with their boat at Pineview Reservoir and then fleeing the scene are gearing up for the second trial in the death of Esther Fujimoto.
In December, a jury found a third man, Skyler Shepherd, 22, guilty for his role in Fujimoto's death. Last week, 2nd District Court Judge Ernie Jones gave him the maximum sentence of 2½ years in jail.
The other men Colton Raines, 23, and Robert Cole Boyer, 30 are preparing to head to trial in February on similar charges.
Shepherd told a detective with the Weber County Sheriff's Office that the three men were boating near the Spring Creek Cove area of Pineview Reservoir at about 8 p.m. on Aug. 21, 2011, when their boat hit Fujimoto, who was swimming about 300 feet from shore.
Shepherd told police that Raines was driving the boat at the time of the accident, but when they circled back to check on the woman, Shepherd had taken the wheel. Shepherd told police that Fujimoto told them she was OK, so they left.
Raines and Boyer have never talked with police about the incident.
Shepherd was convicted of misdemeanor charges of obstructing justice, reckless endangerment and failure to render aid. Raines faces the same charges, while Boyer is on trial for the singular charge of obstructing justice.
Attorneys for Raines and Boyer filed a motion earlier this month asking that medical examiner Todd Grey be limited in what he could testify to at trial. At Shepherd's trial, the medical examiner said Fujimoto likely would have suffered "horribly painful" injuries, and the swimmer likely knew that she was injured.
The attorneys, Greg Skordas and Rebecca Skordas, wrote that they wanted to limit references made by the medical examiner about the incident being similar to a shark attack as he did in Shepherd's trialerd's trial and to how visible Fujimoto's blood would been in the water.
Prosecutors agreed to limit references to shark attacks, but on Wednesday, Jones ruled that the discussion about the amount of pain Fujimoto was in, or the likelihood that she would have screamed and knew she was in pain, were fair game at trial.
Raines and Boyer's attorneys also objected to a video re-enactment being shown that was played during Shepherd's trial. In the video, it shows Weber County sheriff's detectives re-enacting the incident from their patrol boat, looking for whether screams could be heard or whether they could see into the water, to refute Shepherd's claim that they thought she was OK.
"I could see down into the water," Detective Scottie Sorensen testified during Shepherd's trial. "I could see [the swimmer's] legs. I could see his midsection, torso, and his arms, of course."
Shepherd' attorney, Glen Neeley, took issue with re-enactment, saying that many differences, including the fact that the swimmer in the video wasn't wearing a black wetsuit and it was not windy that day, could discredit the accuracy of the exercise.
Rebecca Skordas argued Wednesday that the video should not be shown and detectives should not be allowed to testify about the re-enactment because there were so many differences between the video and the actual event.
"Nearly every material that exists here is different," she said. "…The only thing that's left the same is the location."
Deputy Weber County Attorney Teral Tree said Wednesday that they agreed to not show the video to a jury, but still felt asking detectives about their experience should be allowed. Jones agreed.
Wednesday's oral arguments hearing was the last court date scheduled for the two men before their trial starts on Feb. 11. The trial is scheduled to run three days.
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Closest Earth-like planet 'stroll across park'
Published: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 2:04 p.m.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Earth-like worlds may be closer and more plentiful than anyone imagined.
Astronomers reported Wednesday that the closest Earth-like planet may be just 13 light years away. That planet hasn't been found yet, but should be there based on the team's study of red dwarf stars. Galactically speaking, it's a stroll across the park.
Small, cool red dwarfs are the most common stars in our galaxy, numbering 75 billion.
The Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics team estimates 6 percent of red dwarf stars have Earth-like planets. To qualify, the planet must be roughly the size of Earth and get as much light from its star, as Earth does from the sun.
This high rate of occurrence should simplify the search for extraterrestrial life.
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I am totally new to linux. I am playing with sniffing tools. For dnsiff, this is what I am doing right now:
Router is: 192.168.0.1
PC to sniff: 192.168.0.2
I am: 192.168.0.3
This is the order of entering commands:
But then nothing happens afterwards. I go to 192.168.0.2 and log-into gmail, and other websites, but nothing shows up in terminal window. Am I supposed to do things different, or do something in addition to these?? If I use ettercap, to many security certificate errors come up on computer being sniffed, so I am not using ettercap.echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
arspoof -i wlan0 -t 192.168.0.2 192.168.0.1 2>/dev/null 1>/dev/null &
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As one of those folks who struggles at two jobs in order to keep groceries on the table, my first reaction to Tuesday's amazing re-election of Barack Obama was to plan a trip to the local DHS to apply for food stamps. I keep one of my part-time jobs because there I have access to health insurance which I desperately need because of my breast cancer. When I crunched my own numbers, I realized that I might qualify for medicaid if I quit my job. Why should I bother anymore? If half the country thinks it is okay to live off the fat of the land...or, should I say, live with their hands in other people's pockets...why should I be any different? The answer is fairly simple. That's not who I am.
Of course, as the week wore on, I realized that I could not possibly do either of those things. I don't expect any of YOU to pay for my personal problems. Also, I'm far too old to require either birth control or abortion services. I represent a net positive to the taxpaying public. I'm sure you'll eventually wish the entire nation was populated with wise old women who will not burden you any more than your electoral choices already have.
As I watch the news of new layoffs and business closings this week, I know there is not much hopeful in our future. But, I'm reminded of George Washington and the continental army. They, and those men we call our Founding Fathers who took up arms (pens, pencils and printing presses) against King George were risking far, far more than a bad case of depression when all was said and done. They risked their fortunes and their very lives to keep this nation free. So...the least I can do is stay true to my principles.
I'll not be going far, Newsviners. Count on me to continue to call Barack Obama and his administration what it is...in need of impeachment. The sooner the better.


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WATCH: Shirtless Nick Jonas in 'Careful What You Wish For' teaser
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Careful What You Wish For features Nick Jonas as a young man who becomes involved in an affair, a suspicious death, and sailing.
It also stars Dermot Mulroney and Isabel Lucas.
The movie opens next year.
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President Obama writes letter to Frankie Knuckles' family & friends
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Friends and family of the late and great Frankie Knuckles recently gathered for his memorial.
Following the ceremony, fellow DJ and one of Frankie's close friends David Morales shared a letter from President Obama, who sends his condolences, thoughts, and prayers to his family and friends, and to give his praise to Knuckles.
President Obama describes Frankie in the letter as a "trailblazer in his field" and goes on to say "his legacy lives on in the city of Chicago and a dance floors across the globe."
Check it out:
Frankie had met Obama before. In 2004, the city of Chicago, with the help of then-Illinois state senator Obama, renamed a stretch of one of its streets "Frankie Knuckles Way" where the Warehouse Club once stood after the city declared August 25th, 2004 as Frankie Knuckles Day.
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Photodegradation of Dye Pollutants on One-Dimensional TiO2 nanoparticles Under UV And Visible Irradiation
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text: Thanks for all your thoughts pro JG people. It's certainly interesting to see what information was provided or lack thereof when all I ask for is some factual information to support a case of JG. Yes a "stupid" thread indeed is basically one that cannot be answered by those called out to provide their own thoughts with supporting data. It's not a trick question or exactly rocket science fellas. We'll the good news is there's a lot of good hostility built up so the panel in here will be lighting up this site come Sunday night. My own thoughts on it: JG has gotten rid of poor talent like B James, Gurode and a few others that needed to go long before. He handles the press well and doesnt look or sound like a befumbling idiot in front of the microphone.(see WP Pressers) I think the team does try to play for him which is easliy supported by their 2nd half play as of late. For all intent, at least JG is now more open to making more effective 2nd half adjustments (but all for the wrong reasons). As brought up earlier churning the HC position does not guarantee anything as we have seen given our owner. There's a few bones there for you to take as positives for JG however IMO there are still way too many negatives that outweigh this list in importance provided by the other side. I'll spare you a new thread asking for the negatives on JG since this was such a worthless thread. Good night and thanks for playing.