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Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is best known for Gorilla Tracking, that is the reason that most visitors come to this park.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest provides an incredible backdrop for this once in a lifetime adventure. There are four trailheads from which one tracks one of the gorilla families for which we have obtained permits for you.
More Gorilla Families have been habituated for visitors. That means that there are over 100 daily gorilla permits available in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
Be sure to wear the right clothing for the trek and bring the things needed.
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is the best Safe, Secure Park in Africa for Gorilla Trekking – plus the added benefit of lower permit prices.
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It is only in Uganda that you can be with a Mountain Gorilla Family for 4 hours on a Gorilla Habituation Experience along with researchers in Bwindi's Impenetrable Forest – this amazing experience – to be with a Mountain Gorilla Family as it is being habituated is a one of a kind experience in Africa.
There are presently two family groups being habituated, meaning that they becoming used to human contact and will not run away from visitors trekking them.
You can fly into Kigali Rwanda and 4 hours later be in the Rushaga Region of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. You have the choice of budget, moderate and upmarket lodging and can stay either in Rushaga or scenic Nkuringo area of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
Gorilla Habituation – fewer Participants, more time with the Gentle Giants of the Forest.
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The Batwa People – are pygmies and were the first inhabitants of years, they were hunter-gatherers and lived in the forests of Southwest Uganda and beyond. They left a small ecological footprint on the forest and lived in harmony with nature. Conservationists insisted that they were evicted from their traditional home, the Forest. In those days they had no voice, no representation – the existed as squatters, beggars, accused of being drunkards, marijuana smoking, lazy people.
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Cole frees Kuo and helps her escape.
Regardless, Cole managed to find Kuo after dealing with the Militia at the fort, holed up in an ice-cold containment room where she was bound at the very center. Held by two cuffs and had a metal headgear over her head covering her eyes, Kuo was experimented on by Bertrand, bled dry and filled up again with a different substance. Cole freed her after blasting her restraints, and helped her out of the containment room, though they were followed on the way out by subjects from a similar experiment. [1]
Cole tried to help Kuo on the way out, though as he did, several of the subjects were making their way out of the fort, as the Militia tried to both contain the subjects and stop Kuo and Cole from escaping. Kuo slowly made her way to the outside of the fort, where Zeke was waiting, bringing along a pickup truck. After making her way there, Kuo got on the truck, where Cole followed. The three then abruptly leave before things escalated, escaping the Militia, and the subjects. [1]
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Each year, five women are chosen by the Punxsutawney Career Women's Club for Career Women's Week, which this year runs through Nov. 13. The criteria used for choosing these women are based not only on their professional efforts, but also on the contributions they have made to community and family.
The club was founded in 1930, originally known as Punxsutawney Business & Professional Women's Club. Sept. 8, 1998, the club name was changed and incorporated as a non-profit organization under the name of Punxsutawney Career Women's Club, with objectives to promote growth and respect of women in the workplace; improve self-esteem in all careers; educate women; and support community projects.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY — Karen Burkett, RN, OCN, is doing precisely what she has always wanted to do, which is work as a nurse.
Not only is she a full-time nurse, she also spends her free time volunteering for various organizations throughout the area.
Burkett works for West Penn Allegheny Oncology, located on the second floor of the West Wing at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
She said the person who first got her interested in nursing was her mother's best friend, Pat Kellert, who worked as a nurse at the former Adrian Hospital on Park Avenue.
"Ever since I was a little girl, I wanted to be just like Pat when I got older because I had so much adoration for what she did," Burkett said. "She was an amazing lady. She was 74 and worked as a nurse until late last year.
"Pat retired once, and didn't like it and went back to work," Burkett said.
Burkett graduated in 1974 from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsburgh, and then began her career at the former Adrian Hospital, beginning with the 3 to 11 p.m. shift in the emergency room — a room that didn't have any emergency room doctors.
"If someone came into the emergency room, we had to call the family doctor to come in to treat the patient's ailment," Burkett said. "When I think back to that now, what was I thinking? I was fresh from nursing school and dove right in to a high pressure job."
That was when Dr. Charles Seitz and Dr. Ernest P. Gigliotti were caring for patients in Punxsy.
"I feel honored to have worked with them, especially Dr. Gigliotti, who was a great orthopedic physician," Burkett said. "Whenever Dr. Seitz would be called to the emergency room, no matter what time of day or night it was, he always had on his black suit with a white shirt and his skinny little black tie. Today, everyone wears scrubs in and out of the emergency room."
"Back then, nurses wore white, and a cap, and you were very proud of it," she said. "Your cap was distinctive because it represented the nursing school you graduated from."
Having worked as a nurse for 36 years, Burkett said one event in her career that stands out is the day the Adrian Hospital closed, and the patients and much of the equipment moved to the new Punxsutawney Area Hospital on Hillcrest Drive in Young Township.
"That was an experience — moving an entire hospital from one location to another," she said.
Burkett also worked in home healthcare for 16 years, which she said was a completely different style of nursing, "which brings us back to the wide variety of nursing jobs," she said. "It doesn't have to be in a hospital setting. There's so much you can do in this field."
Burkett recalled Ginny Haines, a nurse who also works for West Penn Allegheny Oncology Network, encouraging her to join her in the oncology clinic.
"The practice was growing, and Ginny, who I worked with in home health, was instrumental in getting my certification in oncology nursing," she said.
Oncology is taking care of patients with cancer.
"I did use it a lot in home health, but she knew that oncology was where my heart was," Burkett said. "So when the opportunity came, Ginny asked me to join them in the practice with Dr. Jose Silva, and I made the move."
Silva is also a hematologist, who deals with diseases of the blood, such as anemia.
"I love working with the oncology patients, because they've taught me so much," Burkett said. "They all have such great attitudes and outlooks."
When asked if it can be depressing working in a cancer office, she said, "It isn't. It's sad when we lose someone, but for the most part, it's uplifting — a great place to work. I think they're (cancer patients) a courageous and strong people in the way they deal with what life has handed them," Burkett said. "The word cancer scares people when they first hear it."
Burkett said she enjoys her job and will do it until she retires.
"I was thinking that I seem to be splitting my career into thirds," she said. "I don't know if I'll stay here another 10 years or not, or if I'll be here until I retire. It is a wonderful place to work. Everybody that I work with is fantastic."
There's even some fun in the office, Burkett said.
"That may sound strange at an oncology office, but we do have a lot of fun and laughs," she said. "Recovery rates continue to rise in cancer treatment, and early detection is a key factor in someone's recovery."
Burkett is also involved in the American Cancer Society's "I Can Cope" program, in which she has served as one of the local group's co-facilitators for the last eight years. She also lauded the "Our Journey Together" support group and has been active with the Relay For Life.
She is a member of Ss. Cosmas & Damian Roman Catholic Church in Punxsy, serves as a parish nurse and volunteers for the St. Vincent DePaul Food Bank. As a hospital eucharistic minister, she takes communion to parishioners in the hospital.
Burkett recently became involved in the Clearfield/Jefferson Suicide Prevention Team.
"It's the three Fs that get me through each day: Faith, family and friends are what get me through along with my three grandchildren, Blake and Emma Burkett and Evan Sproat."
Burkett said her husband Dan, to whom she's been married for 35 years, is a source of strength along with her daughter Jenica.
The Burketts had lost their son, Devin Burkett, recently, which has been a hardship for their family and friends.
Burkett said the reason why she's involved in the many organizations can be found on her refrigerator door: "Christ has no other hands than ours."
"I love that quote, and that's the reason why I have it on my refrigerator door," she said. "That is the reason that I do what I do."

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Nov. 20 (UPI) -- Long believed to be descendents of East Asians, ancient DNA has linked Native Americans to a Siberian boy who lived 24,000 years ago in Europe or West Asia.
The boy's DNA, which is the oldest nuclear genome to be sequenced, shows close ties to today's Native Americans.
This finding traces a third of their ancestry to "western Eurasia" with the other two thirds coming from eastern Asia, said DNA expert and study author Eske Willerslev of the University of Copenhagen.
This also implies that traces of European ancestry previously detected in modern Native Americans did not come solely from mixing with European colonists, as most scientists had assumed previously.
While most researchers agree that the first Paleoamericans moved across the Bering Land Bridge some 15,000 years ago, they have always debated their ancestry. But previously found skeletons which dated back to 9,000 years ago and had European features led the study's authors to consider a European ancestry.
The DNA sample comes from the right hand of the boy who lived near Siberia's Belaya River in a village called Mal'ta. His grave was adorned with flint tools, pendants, a bead necklace, and a sprinkling of ochre.
One expected relation that was missing was the boy's genome had no connection to modern Asians. While the majority of Native American ancestry show East Asian origins this was missing from the boy's genome. But Willerslev said that this does not take away from the validity of the research.
The researchers propose that before 24,000 years ago, the ancestors of Native Americans split into two groups, with the boy's group moving east into Siberia from Europe and West Asia. In this scenario, that group then intermixed with East Asians before moving on to North America.
"Mal'ta might be a missing link, a representative of the Asian population that admixed both into Europeans and Native Americans," said Harvard geneticist David Reich. If so, he said, it shows "the value of ancient DNA in peeling back history and resolving mysteries that are difficult to solve using only present day samples."


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Objective of the service - Characteristics - Steps of developments - Bibliography Heliosat-5
Objective of the service
The satellite-derived solar radiation database HelioClim-3 was so far limited to the coverage of the Meteosat Second Generation satellite, i.e. -66° to 66° both in latitude and longitude. The objective is to develop an operational service to process the real time Meteosat Second Generation images now available on the Indian ocean for the IODC service.
For that purpose, Transvalor has invested on a PhD thesis. Benoit Tournadre joined MINES ParisTech two months ago and is buried under a large volume of publications to build his bibliography.
In the meantime, we aim at developing a precursor of service which could be available to users in the meantime of the developments within the framework of this thesis.
Characteristics of the service
- the Meteosat images
- McClear clear sky values for the MODIS albedo
Methodology for the precursor of service:
- Rho_sat identical to the one of Heliosat-2
- Rho_cloud identical to the one of Heliosat-2
- All the work is focused on Rho_clear, which exploits McClear to avoid the weakness of Heliosat-2 (Rho_g et Kc_max)
- Direct usage of McClear (instead of indirect like in HelioClim-3 version 5)
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- Glitter correction included
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Bibliography for Heliosat-5
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|Lefèvre et al. 2013
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|Oumbe et al. 2014
|Oumbe A., Z. Qu, P. Blanc, M. Lefèvre, L. Wald, S. Cros, 2014. "Decoupling the effects of clear atmosphere and clouds to simplify calculations of the broadband solar irradiance at ground level". Geoscientific Model Development, 7, 1661-1669, 2014, doi:10.5194/gmd-7-1661-2014. Corrigendum, 7, 2409-2409, 2014.
|Decoupling cloudless atmosphere and cloud effects
|Qu et al. 2016
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|Rigollier et al. 2004
|Rigollier C., M. Lefèvre, L. Wald, 2004. "The method Heliosat-2 for deriving shortwave solar radiation from satellite images", Solar Energy 77(2), pp. 159-169, 2004, doi 10.1016/j.solener.2004.04.017


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Shawn Conway Goes Blue
Setting off an mgofirestorm of sorts, MI WR Shawn Conway committed to the Wolverines at Junior Day on Saturday. Conway is the third commitment in the 2011 class.
According to Scout, his junior stats were 79 receptions for 800 yards and 10 TDs, 500 yards in kick/punt returns, and two interception returns. His stats are not, as reported incorrectly here earlier, 11 receptions for a couple hundred yards or so (makes sense, as there are 12 receptions for exactly 300 yards in his highlight video):
Since the commitment (and resulting uproar), news has come out that Conway was drawing interest from schools like Florida prior to his commitment, sure to please Michigan fans. Local commit article.
New Offers
FL RB Andrew Buie should be one of the top running backs nationally, and the Wolverines have offered, along with the likes of Ole Miss, and North Carolina, while Florida ha shown some interest. He sounds like a great fit for Michigan's offense:
"Andrew is more shifty. He is better in space and more versatile..."
Scott believes that a versatile player like Buie is of high value, given the versatile nature of offensive schemes in college football.
"With the way the game is going as far as the spread offenses go, it's good for a player not to get locked into only being able to do just one thing," he said. "It's good to not just say he's a single-back guy or a spread-type guy. You need to be able to do it all."
Buie, who attends the same high school as 2010 Michigan target and Rutgers signee Rashad Knight, was named 1st-team All-State in Florida's Class 1A at running back.
Michigan has offered OH WR Devin Smith. He hails from Massillon Washington High School, the alma mater of Shawn Crable and Justin Turner. According to Cincinnati.com (which confirms the offer), the 6-2, 175-pounder runs a 4.4-second 40-yard dash, and also holds offers from the likes of Cincinnati and West Virginia. Michigan and Michigan State are Smith's current top two.
Michigan offered IN OL Tony Springmann a while back, but I forgot to mention it. The Rivals story entitled "Rodriguez offers junior offensive lineman" redirects to Springmann's profile. He took a junior day visit and is a decent possibility.
Though we already knew about the offer to his teammate, WR Dondi Kirby, it looks as though PA LB Armstead Williams from Monroeville Gateway has also received an offer from the Wolverines. Both are participating in the ESPN Rise Nike football combine at Pitt.
Michigan has offered VA LB Curtis Grant, and he plans to visit Ann Arbor during the recruiting process ($, info in header). Tom posted junior highlights of Grant and his teammate Brendan Riddick on mgoboard.
Per the Twitter of TomVH, FL DB Dallas Crawford has received a Michigan offer.
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OH QB Cardale Jones (pictured at right) plans to head up to Michigan for the next junior day, which I believe is the Night of Champions on March 13th ($, info in header). He hails from Cleveland Glenville, so it will be tough for the Wolverines to land him, but if Ohio State is focused on Braxton Miller there's a chance. Tom also reported on Twitter that Jones has his own website, though it's a little bare right now. It will be interesting to see if some content goes up on it over the course of his recruitment.
NC QB Marquise Williams "like[s] coach Rich Rodriguez" and intends to visit Michigan at some point in the recruiting process ($, info in header).
OH TE Ray Hamilton was at the junior day last weekend, as ($ info in header). Though I brought this up last week, I should give this article its fair due in this space:
"Michigan is very well known, not in the past couple years but the program itself and how dominant they are. I think Coach Rodriguez is doing a good job on getting them back to where they need to be. It was definitely a special offer."
Rodriguez played at West Virginia with Hamilton's father, and was one of the prospects tat was getting the most attention from the coaches (to my eye at least) at Junior Day, which he enjoyed ($, info in header). Hamilton will take his time making a decision.
In other news out of Michigan's Junior Day last weekend, OH DT Kevin Williams told Tom that Michigan still leads, despite Spartanmag.com reports to the contrary. Williams's coach thinks he's kind of good:
"Being a former college coach and NFL coach, I knew he was going to blow up when I put his film out there and started making the calls," Marrow said. "My belief is that Kevin Williams is not just the top D-tackle in the Midwest, he is one of the top D-tackles in the country. I'm talking top five."
That's from Sam Webb in the News and contains many more quotes like that.
CA DE Charles Burks plans to visit Ann Arbor this spring.
Burks was among the top pass-rushers in the state last year. He had 52 tackles and 14 sacks during the regular season but broke his leg in the Chargers' first-round game and had to sit out the rest of the playoffs.
He doesn't have any offers yet, but the Night of Champions might be a good opportunity for him to land one from Michigan. Despite growing up a Buckeye fan, Michigan is one of his favorite schools.
OH CB/WR Cheatem Norrils was in attendance for Michigan's Junior Day (Scout freebie). His only scholarship offer to this point is from Toledo, but he is very interested in Michigan. If the Wolverines decide they want him, his relationship with Kevin Koger could help land him.
Other 2011 Recruiting
Sam Webb talks to TX RB Jarrell Oliver (who holds a Michigan offer), about whether the Wolverines are at the top of his list ($, info in header). The question about whether UM is the team to beat is the type that is always answered with some version of "yes."
TomVH reports that MI FB/LB Joey Kerridge enjoyed Michigan's junior day, and may get news of an offer sometime this week. The link has a highlight video embed, as well.
Though GA OL David Andrews received a Michigan offer last week ($, info in header), he has already committed to Georgia.
Landing Demar Dorsey in the class of 2010 has gotten Michigan's foot in the door at Boyd Anderson High School, which boasts a hell of a lot of Division-1 talent each year, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Aside from LB Kent Turene from the class of 2011, there are a few guys in this class that might get onto the radar later, and even more underclassmen.
Removed FL S Karlos Williams, who has committed to Florida State. This was probably a long time coming, as he was always a Florida State lean, and his brother is a 'Nole.
Fluff on FL S Ha'Sean Clinton-Dix and FL CB Nick Waisome.
OH CB Doran Grant should be one of the top prospects in the state of Ohio for the 2011 class, and Sam Webb profiled him in the Detroit News last week. He has a lot of connections to Michigan State, but that won't prevent him from considering the Wolverines:
"(Last week) I talked to (Rich Rodriguez) and he said he was really excited now that he got the 2010 class signed," Grant recalled. Now he was going to start on 2011 and he said I was one of the main targets. I'm going to go up there for junior day, talk to him in the office, sit down and learn more about the school, and just check out the facilities and maybe some players."
I'm not sure if Grant made it in for Junior Day, but it sounds like, at the very least, he'll give the Wolverines a fair shake.
Michigan fans were hoping for commitments from MI OL Anthony Zettel and/or MI DE Brennen Beyer at Junior Day, but that didn't happen. Both probably going to take another couple visits (such as Zettel's upcoming Notre Dame trip) before making decisions, but the Wolverines still seem to lead for both. According to Tom, Beyer wants to return to Ann Arbor later this week, which is certainly a good sign.
2010 Walkon Update
MI OL Kristian Mateus, from Forest Hills Central (alma mater of yours truly) will be a preferred walkon this fall, according to the Grand Rapids Press, which apparently has copy editors who approve ledes like this:
Kristian Mateus, a standout football player at Forest Hills Central, has joined the list of University of Michigan football recruits even if his name isn't on a list just yet.
FAIL. Anyway, Mateus is huge (6-8, 285), and cites the opportunity presented by Michigan's walkon program in particular, as Rodriguez was a walkon himself and likes to see them emerge as contributors.
[Editor's note: the Press might not have copy editors anymore and by criticizing like so we are doomed to make a similarly dumb mistake in the near future.]
The Distant Future. The Year 2012
2012 MI LB James Ross from Orchard Lake Saint Mary's has received a Michigan offer ($, info in header) to go along with his scholarship from Michigan State. Coach Schuman from the National Underclassmen Combine Blog says Ross took home a numbers of honors from the combine this year:
James was the Top LB of the Class of 2012 and was U100 MVP at LB and Top Prospect Camp LB MVP. Expect 20 plus offers from James when all said and done.
More on the 2012 class as news comes out, but I won't cover it in any depth until the 2011 class is closer to completion.


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The dining room renovation of the Wentworth brought this old girl into the 21st century. Her finely chiseled bones remain as a nod to the past and touchstone for contemporary cuisine. On-trend presentations are dramatic and Executive Chef Ken Lingle adds a variety of exotic spices, like Grains of Paradise, to bring life to the menu. The new space has contemporary lines, but plenty of warm comfort too. Sit at the chef's bar to watch the action or bask in elegance in the dining area. It's all good.
Hours: Breakfast, lunch and dinner, daily
Not to Miss: Beef carpaccio presented on a Himalayan salt block with flavors of orange, espresso, truffle and pepper cress ($12)
Where: Salt Kitchen & Bar, Wentworth by the Sea Marriott Hotel & Spa, 588 Wentworth Rd., New Castle
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Robert Fudge
Robert A. Fudge, 95, of Lake Township in Allen County, went peacefully on the morning of Monday, May 27, 2013, at the Hamilton House in Fort Wayne.Mr. Fudge was born in Eel River Township Sept. 15, 1917, a son of Dean and Pearl (Arnold) Fudge. He graduated from Churubusco High School in 1935. As a young man, he served during World War II in the U.S. Army's 12th Armored Division, 714 Tank Battalion A Company, under General George Patton.He was employed at International Harvester in Fort Wayne for 36 years, retiring as a stationary engineer in 1982. Following his retirement he enjoyed fishing and gardening.Robert was an avid Chicago Cubs and Indiana University basketball fan. He adored his family, and his grandsons were the joy of his life. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Lake Township and American Legion Post 82 in Fort Wayne.On June 20, 1941, he was married to Josephine Fritz. She preceded him in death March 13, 2009.Surviving relatives include his son Dennis (Toni) Fudge of Roanoke; two grandsons, Jeremy Fudge and Brad (Melissa) Fudge, both of Fort Wayne; and two great-grandchildren, Jocelynn Fudge and Saben Fudge. In addition to his parents and wife, he was preceded in death by four brothers, Dean Jr., Milo, Arthur, and Charles Fudge.Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Lake Township, 7914 W. Cook Rd., with Pastor Ralph Easterhaus officiating.The family will receive friends at Sheets & Childs Funeral Home in Churubusco Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m., or at the church one hour prior to the service. Interment with military grave side rites will be in the Eel River Cemetery, Allen County.For those who wish, memorials may be directed to St. John's Lutheran Church in Lake Township or Heartland Home Health Care & Hospice. To leave an online condolence for the family in Mr. Fudge's memory, log on to www.sheetsandchilds.net.


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- Tôei Company Ltd.
- Tiger Mask II Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Tetsuo Aku/Tiger Mask II, Armor Hassan, Mina Saiga, Midori Ariyoshi, Saiga, Ishimatsu, Junko Tachibana), Kazuya Tachibana.
- Vocal Talent: Hideyuki Hori (Tetsuo Aku/Tiger Mask II), Chikao Ohtsuka (Armor Hassan), Chisato Nakajima (Mina Saiga), Chiyoko Kawashima (Midori Ariyoshi), Hideyuki Tanaka (Reporter Saiga), Kaneto Shiozawa (Reporter Ishimatsu), Mami Koyama (Junko Tachibana), Satomi Majima (Kazuya Tachibana), Takashi Tanaka (Antonio Inoki), Kouji Yada (Narrator), Chikao Ohtsuka, Chiyoko Kawashima, Kouji Yada, Masako Miura, Miki Sugihara, Satomi Majima, Seiko Nakano, Takashi Tanaka.
- Directed By Tomoharu Katsumata, Kazuo Yamazaki, Kozo Morishita, Masayuki Akehi, Osamu Sekita.
Chief Director: Kozo Morishita.
- Produced By Shunsuke Kikuchi.Theme Song, Lyrics: Kogo Hotomi.
- Written By Haruya Yamazaki.
- Original Manga: Ikki Kajiwara.
- Chief Designer: Hidenobu Shin.
- Planning: Takeshi Tamiya, Yoshiaki Koizumi.
- Animation Director: Hiroshi Wagatsuma.
- Production Manager: Masahisa Saeki.
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What's Wrong With Slate
It's shrill and superficial.
Editor's Note: This week Slatecelebrates its 10th anniversary, an occasion we are marking with nostalgia and self-congratulation. In the spirit of equal time, we've asked some of the magazine's most persistent critics to tell us what's wrong with Slate.
The truth is that I read Slate—and Salon, or anything else for that matter, except the dead-tree New York Times—too little these days to offer any intelligent criticism, because I'm so deeply immersed in the world of John F. Kennedy for my book. So, I only have vague judgments about Web journalism in general based on my fleeting contacts with it—overall I find it shrill and superficial, a function of the triumph of the blog. There is not enough truly original thinking or reporting, not enough substantive work that challenges conventional wisdom of the right or left. Journalism in general seems dispirited these days, ground down by the relentlessly, sublimely idiotic Bush administration and the media industry's own lack of imagination. If our profession had any real bite—on or offline—Hillary Clinton would have been forced to grow some courage by now on Iraq if she wanted to remain her party's front-runner for 2008. I guess I'm dispirited, too, by journalism and politics. I'm more excited these days by long-form storytelling. I'm reading a lot of books and going to the movies—those pre-Web forms that show a lot of creative life lately. George Clooney is my hero.


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Two new hours, two old problems. Here comes a pair of premieres:
Tricia Helfer stars as Molly Parker, a badass Texas Ranger in the new ABC drama "Killer Women." Expect plenty of action-adventure and a bit of romance in the mix, with a light feminist gloss to make it feel modern.
Josh Holloway stars as intelligence operative Gabriel Vaughn in the new CBS drama "Intelligence." Expect plenty of action-adventure and a bit of romance in the mix, with a light cyber-gloss to make it feel modern. Also, the hero has a microchip in his head.
Both series premiere Jan. 7, "Killer Women" at 9 p.m. locally on Channel 7, "Intelligence" at 8 p.m. on Channel 4.
Both are broadcast-network shows, just tough enough for prime time but not so edgy, adult or anatomically revealing as cable allows.
And both feel like paint-by-numbers hours, unsatisfying offerings that are difficult to recall an hour after you've watched them.
It's midseason, traditionally a time for experimentation on the networks, away from the rush of September. And some midseason shows do offer promise of something different ("Rake," starring Greg Kinnear on Fox starting Jan. 23, looks inventive.) But these two drama/action-adventure hours aren't so creative.
Sure, Helfer is comely as trumpet-playing cowgirl Molly Parker, who has "a special sixth sense for why women kill" that helps her solve crimes; and Holloway is fun to look at as Gabriel Vaughn, who has a special cyber-function that makes him a walking Google app and helps him solve top-secret intelligence matters. Is he man or machine? "Almost Human" is better at that conundrum.
These protagonists may be special, but their dramas aren't.
The networks are premiering shows that are just different enough to get viewers interested, not so challenging as to make people think; dark enough to feel somewhat substantial, not so dark as to be difficult at bedtime.
With Marg Helgenberger ("CSI: Crime Scene Investigation") in a supporting role as Gabriel's boss on "Intelligence," the CBS effort has a vagely familiar, back-to-the-lab feel.
With Sofia Vergara ("Modern Family") aboard as executive producer of "Killer Women," the ABC effort has a female-friendly, minority-conscious and visually sexualized sensibility that's less well trod in network TV.


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In today's post-production, customizing footage requires more than the vast settings and filters that are included with your editing or compositing software. Programs like Adobe After Effects have built-in filters that might seem vast, but Adobe allowed other companies to develop plug-ins and filters to add near limitless functionality to their software. Whether you want more in-depth color grading, turning your footage into a cartoon, or creating particles, plug-ins can help customize your projects.
After Effects is probably the most common program for adding effects and filters, but many plug-ins can be added directly into Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, Avid Media Composer, Sony Vegas Pro, among other editing software programs. Even though all of these programs have a number of effects and transitions, the third-party plug-ins add customization that enhance your video well beyond the program's presets.
32-bit vs. 64-bit Plug-ins
One thing to be wary of today is that most plug-ins in the past were written for the 32-bit versions of the software and many have not yet been updated for the 64-bit editing and effects software. So those of you with Premiere Pro CS5 or above, Media Composer 6 or Final Cut Pro X, make sure that the plug-ins are 64-bit compatible, otherwise they will not work.
Plug-ins are also affected by your RAM and CPU speed. If the plug-in is complex or requires a lot of calculation, it will take more computer power to render it faster. The new 64-bit operating systems and multithreading CPUs with matching software will render a lot quicker than the older 32-bit systems. As with most processes relating to video, you can never have too much memory, so buy as much RAM as your machine can handle.
Color Grading
Color correction is a bit of a misnomer since color grading exists inside most editing and effects programs. Plug-ins for color correction/grading add so much more potent and specific controls. Red Giant's Magic Bullet Suite software offers presets as well as much more in-depth control over the image. Being able to control the highlights, the blacks, and the mid tones individually offers a precision you don't get from the built-in filters. Presets of commonly used "looks", like the blue tint of TV commercials to the green hues of movies like The Matrix, automate color correction by having easy to apply effects. Usually presets are still just a starting point as everyone's footage is different. Red Giant also develops the Trapcode plug-ins collection. The Trapcode suite can generate particles with Particular, which is where the plug-in creates objects, sometimes a series of objects that react to settings, like rain or snow, or anything you can imagine. Particles can be simple sprites or you can attach text or video to them for interesting effects. Trapcode also has lighting effects, stroke effects, and other plug-ins that can jazz up your projects.
Also in Red Giant's arsenal are tools that can make your footage look like a cartoon or a sketch, create automated text animations, and so on. Red Giant has been buying up several smaller companies' plug-ins and updating them.
Boris has been providing one of the most versatile collections of plug-ins with the Continuum Complete set. From film scratches and damage to keying to color, Continuum Complete is an all-in-one package of effects. There are more than 50 individual plug-ins with this set.
GenArts has an incredible collection of plug-ins that deal with light, color, and stylizing. The lighting plug-ins have some amazing light streak effects, and a variety of glows that you can overlay on footage to emulate different filters or apply to various layers. The render plug-ins create some interesting patterns of their own.
Tiffen, the maker of filters for the actual lenses on cameras, has dabbled into some really in-depth color grading filters as plug-ins. The Dfx v3 plug-in allows you to emulate the looks of thousands of Tiffen's lens filters. It also includes grain emulation and even video distortion clean up tools. Of particular note is the Key Light filter which subtly takes the select parts of the frame and brightens them up to accent.
Digieffects has updated its Delirium plug-in set to operate with 64-bit processing and included a "best of" collection of plug-ins. Of note, the Newsprint plug-in takes footage and transforms the frames to that of newspaper, meaning simple dots or lines in monotone. Specular Lighting takes your footage and makes it look like it is a reflective, watery surface with depth, which can make an interesting background for a title. An automated muzzle flash plug-in can create amazing and random gunfire, complete with angle controls and several types of weapons like pistol, rifle, or shotgun. Additional compositing tools add even more power to this set.
The Foundry has a series of plug-ins that fill a void that many of the other companies don't. The CAMERATRACKER plug-in for After Effects tracks your footage in 3D space, allowing for amazing graphics being placed inside handheld shots or other clips. Given how common these effects are becoming in commercial work, learning the basics and using a plug-in like this that automates so much of the process, is very handy.
Another plug-in from The Foundry of note is ROLLINGSHUTTER. For those shooters using DSLRs like the Canon EOS 5D Mark II, you must have noticed the rolling shutter effect, in which walls and other vertical lines look like jelly when panning left or right. This is because the DSLR's image sensors scan from top to bottom. The ROLLINGSHUTTER plug-in will analyze the footage and auto-correct for this.
The final plug-in from The Foundry I looked at was OCULA, a stereoscopic workflow plug-in, meaning for helping with effects in stereo 3D. The OCULA plug-in makes effects work from one frame intended for one eye to easily translate to the same frame for the other eye, so it maximizes your efforts.
Video Copilot has entered the plug-in arena with a few, but incredibly handy plug-ins like Twitch, a plug-in that can be used as either a transition or an effect. Twitch, as the name implies, can shake the footage like an earthquake, split the RGB channels, and create lens blur or make brightness flashes, and all of that randomly. The set also includes bonus royalty free sound FX and tutorials. Their other plug-in set is the Optical Flares sets that you have probably been seeing quite a bit in recent movies like Transformers and Star Trek. Optical Flares are very realistic lens flares that work in 3D space within After Effects. Again, the tutorials by Andrew Kramer of Video Copilot on how to use the Optical Flares add so much more value to these plug-ins.
Most of these are available as downloads nowadays, since fewer and fewer companies are offering these products on CDs or DVDs. The file size of most plug-ins are surprisingly small, so the downloads are fast and easy.
With virtually all of these plug-ins, the installation can be either automatic or allow you to drag them into the plug-ins folder for your software. Then, in most programs, all you have to do is open the program and the new plug-ins appear automatically in the effects windows in their own folder. Drag and drop the effect onto your footage and you can begin to experiment with the effects.
Every piece of footage is different and requires some degree of tweaking when applying effects. Making adjustments from the preset settings is always a good idea. Some plug-ins have three to four controls, others can have more than 40, depending on the complexity of the plug-in itself. Most plug-ins work with sliders and numerical controls. I usually start by making radical changes to see how it changes the effect and then make a subtle change to match what I want.
Plug-ins add variety and extend the power of your NLE and effects software, give 'em a try!
Click here to download a PDF of Videomaker's Plug-ins Buyer's Guide
Peter John Ross is an award-winning filmmaker and author of Tales from the Front Line of Indie Filmmaking.


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The tragedy of breast cancer goes far beyond the thousands of lives it affects and ends every year.
What makes the diagnosis of the disease especially heartbreaking is the fact that breast cancer is treatable.
With that in mind, a lot of people are turning to pink to remind everyone that this is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Nearly two decades ago, the Susan G. Komen Foundation began handing out pink ribbons at its Race for the Cure fundraising runs to call attention to the disease. Since then, the link between pink and breast cancer has greatly expanded to include everything from clothing to yogurt container lids. Pro baseball players have taken to swinging pink bats. On Sunday, some NFL receivers and defensive backs wore pink gloves.
Especially during the month of October, pink expresses support for women undergoing treatment for breast cancer, recognizes those who survived their fight with the disease, honors those who died, and reminds everyone that steps can be taken -- and more must be done -- to keep breast cancer from striking in the first place.
Women have a one in eight chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. The disease hits men as well, albeit in significantly smaller numbers.
The victims of breast cancer need support -- not just from loved ones, friends, health care professionals and researchers -- to beat this disease.
So in whatever way you can, back the fight against breast cancer. And don't confine that backing to one month a year. This has to be a continuous effort.
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Academy Award winners Jennifer Hudson, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Russell Crowe join this year's Oscar nominees Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathaway along with Amanda Seyfried, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit, Samantha Barks and Helena Bonham Carter in a celebration honoring movie musicals of the past decade, show producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron announced.
"We are pleased to have been able to amass so much talent to create the celebration of musicals of the last decade that we envisioned," Zadan and Meron said. "We are thrilled that so many talented actors have agreed to bring our vision to life."
Earlier this month, the producers announced a planned tribute recognizing the resurgence of musicals over the past decade with performances highlighting "Chicago," "Dreamgirls" and "Les Misérables."
Hudson, Zeta-Jones, Jackman, Hathaway, Crowe, Seyfried, Redmayne, Barks, Tveit and Bonham Carter join the list of previously announced performers, including Adele, Dame Shirley Bassey, Norah Jones and Barbra Streisand and presenters Jennifer Aniston, Michael Douglas, Jamie Foxx, Paul Rudd, Salma Hayek Pinault, Melissa McCarthy, Liam Neeson, John Travolta, Ben Affleck, Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Lawrence, Halle Berry, Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Reese Witherspoon, Mark Wahlberg, Ted and "Marvel's The Avengers" cast members Robert Downey Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner and Mark Ruffalo; returning 2011 Oscar winners Jean Dujardin, Christopher Plummer, Octavia Spencer and Meryl Streep; "Chicago" cast members Richard Gere, Queen Latifah, Renée Zellweger and Zeta-Jones; and special guests Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Daniel Radcliffe, Channing Tatum and Charlize Theron.
Oscars for outstanding film achievements of 2012 will be presented on "Oscar Sunday," Feb. 24, at the Dolby Theatre at Hollywood & Highland Center, and will be hosted by Seth MacFarlane live on the ABC Television Network.


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In our doctoral program in environmental sciences, you will be trained to use your strong disciplinary skills in biology, chemistry, and geological sciences to address real, interdisciplinary environmental problems. We emphasize depth of training rather than breadth.
Our environmental sciences doctoral program is established on a foundation of strong BS and MS degree programs in biology, chemistry, and geological sciences, and it is one of Ball State's newest PhD programs in the sciences. This is our focus. This how we do science at the PhD level.
Students who earn a doctorate in our environmental sciences program are well qualified for careers in academia, industry, and government--any profession in which fundamental training in science and experience in applying fundamental skills to real environmental problems are needed.


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Fed Projects High U.S. Unemployment into 2015
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve sees unemployment remaining high into 2015, suggesting it will keep short-term interest rates near record lows at least until then.
In its latest economic forecasts, the Fed predicts the unemployment rate will stay above 6.5 percent for about two more years. Policymakers also expect the economy to grow modestly this year and next despite economic gains so far in 2013.
The Fed's updated forecasts are nearly identical to projections it made in December. The Fed has said it plans to keep its benchmark rate near zero as long as unemployment exceeds 6.5 percent and the inflation outlook is tame.
Fed policymakers expect the economy to grow as little as 2.3 percent this year - not enough to quickly drive down unemployment - and 2.9 percent in 2014.


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We serve these pears at breakfast, but they make a delicious, light dessert, chilled or at room temperature. Serves 6.
2 cups apple cider
1/3 cup plus 1 tablespoon maple syrup (the real stuff)
4 whole cloves
1 cinnamon stick
3 ripe, but firm, pears (we prefer bosc)
1/2 cup heavy cream
1/4 cup yogurt, preferably Greek-style
1 tablespoon powdered sugar
mint sprigs (for garnish)
In large skillet, bring 1 cup maple syrup, cider and spices to a boil; cook 10 minutes and remove from heat. While liquid is cooking, halve pears lengthwise and peel. Using melon baller or paring knife, scoop out core.
After the liquid has cooked ten minutes, place the pears into the poaching liquid. Add enough water to barely cover the pears with liquid. Bring back to boil, lower the heat, and simmer, turning occasionally and spooning liquid over the pears, until they are just tender, about 15-20 minutes, depending on the ripeness of the pear. Remove the pears from the poaching liquid. Raise the heat under the poaching liquid to high, and boil until it is reduced by half.
Meanwhile, when the pear halves are cool enough to handle, place them, cut-side down, on a cutting board and make 1/4″ lengthwise vertical slices from the small end almost to the end of the large end of the pear, leaving enough uncut at the large end to hold the half together (see picture). Whip the cream until it forms soft peaks; gently whisk in the yogurt, 1 tablespoon maple syrup, and powdered sugar.
To serve, place one pear half on a dessert plate and gently press to spread out the slices. Pour a tablespoon or two of the reduced poaching liquid over the pears, put a dollup of the whipped cream/yogurt mixure on the side, and garnish with a mint leaf.
The poaching of the pears and reduction of the liquid can be done several hours ahead. Cover the pears with plastic wrap to prevent them from drying out.


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E! Entertainment's Chelsea Lately to Simulcast on SiriusXM
Nightly hit TV comedy show hosted by Chelsea Handler to simulcast on Raw Dog SiriusXM Comedy Hits channel
Chelsea Handler to host exclusive live one hour show with special guests from NFL's Radio Row in New York City on January 31 at 12:00 pm ET
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NEW YORK, Jan. 29, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- E! Entertainment and SiriusXM announced jointly today that Chelsea Lately, the popular late-night comedy series hosted by bestselling author, actress and comedienne Chelsea Handler, will be available to SiriusXM subscribers nationwide beginning February 18. This marks the first time E!'s popular nightly show will be available to radio listeners in addition to its TV audience. Chelsea Lately will continue to air weeknights on E! at 11:00 pm ET/PT, and, beginning February 18, via satellite on Raw Dog SiriusXM Comedy Hits, channel 99, and through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App on smartphones and other connected devices, and online at siriusxm.com.
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"In the twilight of my life, I've decided to transition off camera and on to the sound waves of SiriusXM. But, if you can't hear, you can still find me on E!," said Chelsea Handler.
"Thanks to the unique talents and perspective of Chelsea Handler, Chelsea Lately continues to thrive as a top destination in late-night television," said Suzanne Kolb, President, E! Entertainment. "In our ongoing efforts to provide fans new ways to engage with our shows across all platforms, we are excited to offer Chelsea Lately to SiriusXM listeners."
"Chelsea is a singular voice in late night TV with a bold, glamorous, irreverent, sharply funny style. We are very excited to bring her to a national audience of satellite subscribers," said Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer, SiriusXM. "The broadcast of her show brings a new and fresh point of view to our Raw Dog SiriusXM Comedy Hits channel, where we expect it will shine."
Chelsea Handler will also host an exclusive live one hour show from NFL's Radio Row in New York City on Friday, January 31 at 12:00 pm ET. The live show will feature special guests and will air live on Raw Dog SiriusXM's Comedy Hits channel.
Raw Dog SiriusXM Comedy Hits features today's comedy stars like Louis C.K., Jim Gaffigan, Jimmy Fallon, Craig Ferguson; and favorites like George Carlin, Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy and Mitch Hedberg, and is the home of Ron & Fez.
For more information on E!'s Chelsea Lately, please visit eonline.com/chelsealately.
For more on SiriusXM, please visit: siriusxm.com.
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E! is the only global, multiplatform brand for all things pop culture. The network is currently available to 98 million cable and satellite subscribers in the U.S. Eonline delivers breaking entertainment news and in-depth coverage on television, movies, music, celebrities, fashion, beauty and lifestyle. One of the fastest-growing, most influential digital properties, Eonline is a leader in online video and mobile and a leading entertainment brand across social. Popular E! programming includes core franchises, "E! News," "The Soup," "Chelsea Lately," "Fashion Police" and "True Hollywood Story," as well as the network's popular series "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," "Total Divas," "Hello Ross" and "Eric & Jessie: Game On." Additionally, E!'s "Live from the Red Carpet" signature events keep fans connected to their favorite stars on pop culture's biggest nights. E! is a network of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, a division of NBCUniversal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news and information to a global audience.
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Sirius XM Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: SIRI) is the world's largest radio broadcaster measured by revenue and has 25.6 million subscribers. SiriusXM creates and broadcasts commercial-free music; premier sports talk and live events; comedy; news; exclusive talk and entertainment; and the most comprehensive Latin music, sports and talk programming in radio. SiriusXM is available in vehicles from every major car company in the U.S. and from retailers nationwide as well as at shop.siriusxm.com. SiriusXM programming is available through the SiriusXM Internet Radio App for smartphones and other connected devices as well as online at siriusxm.com. SiriusXM also provides premium traffic, weather, data and information services for subscribers in cars, trucks, RVs, boats and aircraft through SiriusXM Traffic™, SiriusXM Travel Link, NavTraffic®, NavWeather™, SiriusXM Aviation, SiriusXM Marine™, Sirius Marine Weather, XMWX Aviation™, and XMWX Marine™. SiriusXM holds a minority interest in SiriusXM Canada which has more than 2 million subscribers.
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The Acessa™ System Now Approved In Mexico To Treat Symptomatic Uterine Fibroids
Feb 11, 2013, 03:00 EST
LIVERMORE, Calif., Feb. 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Halt Medical, Inc. announced today that on January 18, 2013, COFEPRIS, a division within the Mexican Ministry of Health (Secretaria de Salud) responsible for medical device oversight, issued registration for the Acessa System to treat symptomatic uterine fibroids.
"Mexico is the second largest market for medical devices in Latin America," said Jeffrey Cohen, Halt's Chief Executive Officer. "We are very excited to have the opportunity to expand our market reach to virtually all of North America."
According to the Centers for Disease Control, fibroids are the leading cause for hysterectomy procedures worldwide. The Acessa System is used in a minimally invasive same-day surgery procedure where a slender Handpiece is used to deliver radiofrequency energy to the fibroid, after which the fibroid is re-absorbed by the surrounding tissue. Acessa treats just the fibroids, preserving the normal function of the uterus. Patients typically go home the same day with little pain and experience rapid recovery and return to normal activities.
"The Acessa Procedure will be of great benefit to many women suffering from symptomatic uterine fibroids in Mexico," added Dr. Jose G. Garza Leal, Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Hospital Universitario Nuevo Leon, Monterrey, Mexico. "We look forward to the continued advancement of care for our fibroid patients with this technology."
Cohen further stated, "From Canada to Mexico, over 10 million women are at risk to the debilitating symptoms of uterine fibroids; including heavy menstrual bleeding, pain, and bulking. According to 94% of the patients in our IDE trial, their symptoms were resolved following treatment with the Acessa Procedure."
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Founded in 2004, Halt Medical is a medical device company focused on establishing a new standard of care for women with symptomatic uterine fibroids. The Company has developed and launched the Acessa System and Procedure, using radiofrequency energy to destroy uterine fibroids. The results of both U.S. and international trials have led to the clearance of the product by the FDA for use in percutaneous, laparoscopic coagulation and ablation of soft tissue, including treatment of symptomatic uterine fibroids under laparoscopic ultrasound guidance. The Acessa System also has regulatory approval to treat symptomatic uterine fibroids in the European Union, Canada, and Mexico. The Company is located in Brentwood, CA. For information about the Acessa System, please visit www.haltmedical.com.
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Today Meizu announced that their MX Quad-core phone was coming to Mainland China and Hong Kong in June. We normally don't cover too many Asia-only phones, but Meizu is boasting that this device is the first smartphone in the world to use Samsung's brand new quad-core Exynos 4412 processor.
We find this detail rather interesting because multiple rumors have suggested that Samsung would use the same quad-core Exynos 4412 in their Galaxy S III phone. What are the odds that Samsung would let Meizu use this quad-core Exynos, if it were to also be featured in Samsung's upcoming flagship device?
Another option for Samsung, that is looking more likely by the day, is the inclusion of their latest dual-core Exynos 5250, based on the newer ARM Cortex-A15 CPU core and using the faster Mali-T604 GPU. We already covered this part in depth last month, where we discovered that Samsung has two versions available. There is a higher-clocked 2 GHz model for tablets, and a more power efficient 1.7 GHz model for smartphones.
In a previous rumor report we said the chances of Samsung going with the newer Exynos 5250 in the Galaxy S III were about 50%, but with all the recent news I'd bump that up to about 90%. Samsung started sampling the Exynos 5250 last year, showed off prototype devices at CES in January, and said it would hit volume production in Q2.
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text: Editor's Notebook: We Must Be at a Tipping Point November 8, 2013 06:12 PM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Charlene Finck Farm Journal Editor Email Alexander Graham Bell patented the phone in 1876 and a year later—the same year Farm Journal was born in Philadelphia—the first switchboard was installed in Boston. Here we are 137 years later, and I'm astonished at the connectivity we have in rural America. Those of us who live in the boonies know all of the dead zones for cell coverage where we live and drive frequently. We know where to stand in the shop to make a call and when to stop at the top of the hill to finish a conversation before it vaporizes at the bottom. Because texts can sneak through in places calls don't, I have rancher friends in remote locations that I text—requesting that they call when they get to a stronger, reliable signal. In the past month, we seem to have reached a tipping point for cell coverage and Internet reliability. Rural America's communications infrastructure is clearly beleaguered and going backward. The Swiss cheese grid of cell towers is overwhelmed more often than not, and there are no more "reliable spots" for calling. At the same time—both at our Farm Journal office in town and at the farm—our broadband has unexplainably disappeared several times. Often, that happens on the same day—even though we're using two different companies. Even though the Broadband For America reports that the average connection speed has increased by 19 times in the past six years, that isn't even close to reality for us in farm country. The Digital Divide between urban and rural areas, as it is known, is actually a Digital Grand Canyon. It's unquestionably time to get serious about broadband and cell tower coverage. Editor firstname.lastname@example.com Back to news


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Facebook and Carrier IQ have been making news lately. How does this news impact you? Here's what you need to know.
Facebook Timeline is now available to everyone. The Timeline was announced back in September but wasn't available to everyone until now. The Timeline is an update to your profile. If you choose to switch to it now, you'll have seven days to review and decide which items you've posted should be hidden and to adjust your privacy settings. If you don't publish your timeline during the review period, it will automatically go live at the end of the seven days. The Timeline is opt-in, so you shouldn't find your profile automatically updated.
Carrier IQ software on over 150 million smartphone may be tracking user activity without the user's knowledge. This ongoing story has been very confusing. While the intent of this software is to monitor the performance of the phone and the network, it's been reported that personal information may have been inadvertently collected and transmitted. If transmission of data has occurred, there have been no reports so far of misuse. This is a wait and see issue.
Facebook has agreed to settle with the FTC over charges that it deceived consumers by failing to keep privacy promises. The settlement requires that Facebook give consumers clear and prominent notice and obtain consumers' affirmative express consent before enacting changes that override their privacy preferences. Facebook is also required to prevent anyone from accessing a user's material more than 30 days after the user has deleted his or her account.
Check out these articles for more information.
Carrier IQ: How big a threat is it? This is a summary of posts covering the issue.
Some Facts About Carrier IQ This article from the Electronic Frontier Foundation explains what information may be collected and transmitted.
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March 25, 2011
New anti-bullying campaign focus of lecture by author Jasbir Puar
The work of award-winning author Jasbir Puar will be featured at the 20th annual Cultural Studies Symposium on Friday, April 1, at Kansas State University. The symposium is the longest-running cultural studies conference in the United States.
"With her visit to K-State, Jasbir Puar joins a distinguished group of visiting scholars who have participated in the department's annual Cultural Studies Symposium in the last 20 years," said Karin Westman, head of the department of English, which organizes and sponsors the event. "We look forward to her lecture and the discussions it will spark."
Puar is an associate professor of women's and gender studies at Rutgers University. Her lecture, "The Cost of Getting Better: Suicide, Sensation, Switchpoints," is from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Little Theater at the K-State Student Union. It is free and open to the public.
"We hope the university community will attend since her talk on the popular anti-bullying campaign, 'It Gets Better,' should be of interest to all. The campaign addresses the suicides of LGBTQ teens and young adults that have recently received national media attention," said Don Hedrick, professor of English and director of the cultural studies program.
Puar is the author of "Terrorist Assemblages: Homonationalism in Queer Times," which won the 2007 Cultural Studies Book Award from the Association for Asian American Studies. In the book, she explores the intersections of current U.S. nationalist, anti-terrorist and neo-liberal discourse with homophobia, race, ethnicity and gender. Her research interests include gender, sexuality, globalization; postcolonial and diaspora studies; South Asian cultural studies; and theories of assemblage and affect.
"Jasbir Puar is a prominent new scholar in American studies who teaches us to think critically about issues that we typically want to classify in terms of 'good' and 'bad,'" said Tanya Gonzalez, assistant professor of English and cultural studies program faculty member. "Her work brings together such diverse issues as gay marriage and global perceptions of Muslims in some of the most interesting discussions of identity politics to come out within the last decade."
The lecture is sponsored by K-State's department of English, women's studies program and the offices of the president and provost.