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The Clerk of the Courts for Holmes County Florida is a duly elected Constitutional Officer as mandated by Article V, Section 16 of the Constitution of the State of Florida. The electorate of Holmes County elects the Clerk to a four-year term.
Pursuant to provisions of the Florida Constitutions, which have governed the people for over 150 years, the role of the Clerk of Courts has been established in three main areas:
Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts
Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners, including serving as accountant, auditor, and custodian of county funds.
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Within these areas, the Clerk of Court, as an elected public trustee, sets in place at the county level a system of "checks and balances" which has been proven to service the public well.
Holmes County Clerk of Court
201 N. Oklahoma Street
Bonifay, FL 32425
Phone: 850.547.1100
Fax: 850.547.6630
On or after October 1, 2002, any person preparing or filing a document for recordation in the Official Records may not include a social security number in such document, unless required by law.
Any person has a right to request a county recorder to remove, from an image or copy of an official record placed on a county recorder's publicly available Internet website or on a publicly available Internet website used by a county recorder to display public records or otherwise made electronically available to the general public, any social security number contained in an official record. Such request must be made in writing and delivered by mail, facsimile, or electronic transmission, or delivered in person, to the county recorder. The request must specify the identification page number that contains the social security number to be redacted. A fee may not be charged for the redaction of a social security number pursuant to such a request.
"Any person preparing or filing a court document should not include a social security number or a complete bank account, debit, charge, or credit card number in such document, unless required by law or court rule, or necessary to the adjudication of the case.
Any person has a right to request that the Clerk of the Circuit Court remove from an image or copy of a court document a social security number or complete bank account, debit, charge, or credit card number contained in a court document. Such request must be made in writing and delivered by mail, facsimile, electronic transmission, or in person to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. The request must specify the case number, the title of the document, and the identification page number of the document which contains the number to be redacted. A fee will not be charged for the redaction of a social security number or a complete bank account, debit, charge, or credit card number pursuant to such a request."
Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public-records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing."
While the law only requires the notice to be posted on the public website, some offices have posted it as a standard footnote on e-mails as well.
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"While Germans tend to talk about privacy and how the internet takes away our freedom, chief Almir of the Surui tribe in Brazil came up with an idea when he first came in contact with Google Earth. He saw it as a great tool to visualize the devastation of the rainforest. With the help of Google providing the knowledge and equipment he started the project and provided an unfiltered perspective never seen before. This is a growing project on a growing problem that should matter to all of us. It's never a service or product itself that matters; it's what you do with it. Check the video and see for yourself."
Globalization inherently brings serendipitous juxtapositions. In this clip we see the merger of geospatial technologies to protect indigenous cultures and their cultural ecology.


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There were a few pluses and one big minus for Mr John Slattery as far as his role in the new film The Adjustment Bureau was concerned. The pluses: a big part in a major new sci-fi thriller from Universal; a chance to go toe-to-toe with Matt Damon, as well as scenes with Emily Blunt and Terence Stamp; and a location shoot in New York, where he lives. The big minus? He would have to wear a sharp grey suit and 1950s-era trilby.
"I thought, 'Well, another suit and hat and all that. It obviously resembled Mad Men'," he says over a late breakfast at the Morandi restaurant on Seventh Avenue, not far from where he lives with his wife of 12 years, Talia Balsam, and their son. "I mean, I like to work, but you don't want to do that all the time...Variety is the best part of being in this business."
Wearing a grey T-shirt and sweatpants, Mr Slattery is a trim, tanned 48-year-old, his silver hair more tousled than it looks on TV. He started going grey in his 20s and for a while dyed it, but now no longer bothers.
"TV schedules are what prevent you from dyeing it too much, because you never know when you're going to have to go back to work," he says, tucking into a breakfast of scrambled eggs and tomatoes. "Although I'm not sure how much younger it would make me look now. I've kind of grown into it."
Much the same might be said of his career. "I'm grateful for the fact it's happening now rather than having already happened and on the downslide. The downslide happens to everybody, so I guess it's best to peak later. We're all headed in the same direction eventually."
There's a strong streak of amused fatalism to Mr Slattery, groomed by 30 years in the business before he got his break playing the sharp-tongued, sharp-dressing advertising executive Roger Sterling on Mad Men, lobbing smart bombs like olives into his martini.
The Look
In The Adjustment Bureau, Mr Slattery brings the same phlegmaticness to the role of a bureaucrat whose job it is to terminate Matt Damon's romance with Emily Blunt because their meeting isn't written in the stars. It's a movie about free will versus fate, about whether one can determine their own course in life, or if it's a shell game, rigged from the start. And what does he think?
"I believe you're a product of the decisions you make, and whether you made the right decision or not, here you are. Thus business has a way of making people think, 'Well if I get this then everything will change.' And it takes a while to dispel that myth. It isn't always the thing you think it's going to be. Or it doesn't happen immediately. You have to stop walking around with your hand out, expecting someone to give you something, doing something in an effort to get something else."
The knowledge is hard-won. Newly arrived in New York, from his native Boston in the mid-Eighties, Mr Slattery took any work he could get: commercials, TV, "Whatever came my way, probably stupidly to the point where I looked up, about 10 years in and thought, 'Wait a minute, what am I doing?'"
Raised in a large Irish Catholic family, with four brothers and one sister, Mr Slattery describes how his childhood shaped his outlook. "Both my parents worked. If you had a problem, a lot of times you had to figure it out. It was that kind of ethos: suck it up. There was a stoicism to that community."
The work
He would end up exploring this generation of stoics on Mad Men - "the generation who went to war, came home, changed clothes and went to work". Mr Slattery originally read for the part of the show's lead, Don Draper, but the producers had already hired Jon Hamm, and once Mr Slattery was in the door, they presented him with the smaller part of Sterling instead.
"In the beginning [Roger] didn't have much to do, and I wasn't sure of the course of events," he says. "You never do with television." Within a few episodes, chemistry had kindled between him and Christina Hendricks, which the writers zeroed in on, keeping them supplied with bons mots and zingers over a simmering bed of repressed feeling.
"Those scenes are so good they almost play themselves," says Mr Slattery. "You're not talking about what you want. You're talking around what you want. And the other person is so in tune with you that you don't have to actually state it. It's just beautifully written."
While the show's producers negotiate with AMC over a fifth season, Mr Slattery has been busying himself with a resurgent movie career, taking roles in The Adjustment Bureau and Iron Man 2 and also the recently Sundance-workshopped Return, playing a war veteran opposite actress Linda Cardellini.
His ideal part? "An English farmer, who moonlights as a comedian and then kills everyone in the theatre, except the girl who falls in love with him."


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Then and Now at Peters
"Hamptons Artists: Then and Now," curated by Peter J. Marcelle and Gwynne Rivers, will open today at the Gerald Peters Gallery in New York City.
The show starts with work as as early as that of Max Ernst and includes pieces by his son, Jimmy, and grandson, Eric Ernst, as well as Jackson Pollock, Larry Rivers, Willem de Kooning, John Chamberlain, and Robert Gwathmey. Later artists include Karyn Mannix, Dan Rizzie, Nan Goldin, Donald Sultan, David Gamble, and Dan Flavin. In all, the exhibit covers about 60 years of modern art making and addresses how the South Fork became one of the most influential communities in American art.
The exhibit will open with a reception tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. and will be on view through June 3.
Members Show at Guild Hall
Guild Hall's annual members show will open on Saturday with a members preview from 4 to 5 p.m. and a free public opening at 5.
Now in its 73rd year, the show allows all members to share their work with the community and have it be considered by a leading curator, historian, or critic. Michelle Klein is the organizer and this year's awards juror is Deborah Cullen, the director of curatorial programs at El Museo del Barrio in New York City.
The artist whose work wins best in show is also awarded a solo exhibit at the museum. There are also awards for best representational painting, best abstract painting, best sculpture, best work on paper, best mixed media, and best photograph, a $250 Catherine and Theo Hios Landscape Award and the best new member artist award, presented to one artist who is new to the members exhibition or who has not entered in the past five years. The show will be on view through June 11.
BROKE*N Home at Ashawagh
This weekend, Ashawagh Hall in Springs will be the home of BROKE*N, a group show of contemporary work by more than two dozen artists, including Laura Benjamin, Ellen Dooley, Pat Field, Jonathan Morse, Frank Sofo, Tom Steele, Walter Us, Vito DeVito, and Lewis Zacks, to name only a few.
The exhibit explores the concept of things that are broken or at their breaking point across all mediums and styles. Ms. Dooley, the curator, has structured other shows under similar concepts, such as fear and purgatory.
The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday with a reception Saturday night from 5 to 8 p.m.
Magical Landscapes
The Crazy Monkey Gallery in Amagansett will show work by Beth Barry, Barbara Bilotta, and Joyce Silver, all members of the gallery's cooperative, under the banner "Magical Landscapes."
Ms. Barry, who paints abstract landscapies in vivid colors, is psychotherapist who studied art therapy. Ms. Bilotta, whose works can be bold and colorful, understated and muted, or something in between, considers herself an "abstract impressionist." Ms. Silver's style also varies from realism to abstraction.
The exhibit will be open tomorrow and run through May 30. A reception will be held on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m.
Woodworks in Bridge
The Bridgehampton Historical Society will present the wood carvings of Merrall Hildreth beginning tomorrow with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. at the society's archives building at 2539-A Montauk Highway.
Mr. Hildreth, a Sagaponack native, was the longtime proprietor with his wife, Mary Lewis Hildreth, of the Sagg Main General Store and the Sagaponack Post Office. The exhibit will include his woodworks as well as historical memorabilia from his family. The exhibit will run through the end of June.


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Tax Policy Center developed an interactive tool that analyzes the 2011 federal income tax returns of President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Mitt Romney, and a typical middle-class married couple with children. The interactive tool displays the sources of income, taxable income, income tax liability, tax composition, and finally the effective tax rate. President Obama, Vice President Biden, and Mitt Romney all three reported income that put them in the top 5% of American households, but they ended up with very different effective tax rates. Two key factors that contributed to this difference in effective tax rates are the sources of income and the amount of deductions and exemptions.
All of President Obama's income was taxed at the ordinary income rates, but he had deductions and exemptions amounting to 37.1% of his income, which helped reduce his effective tax rate. All of Vice President Biden's income was taxed at ordinary income rates, and he only had deductions and exemptions amounting to 17.9% of his income, which resulted in him having the highest effective tax rate of the three. Mitt Romney had the best of both worlds with more than half of his income being taxed at preferred rates, and his deductions and exemptions amounted to 27.3% of his income. The interactive tool shows how three taxpayers in the same tax bracket can end up with very different effective tax rates.
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Rent to Own House and Lot in Tagurano, Toril
Rent to own houses in Tagurano, Toril are the rage presently especially with the banks cracking down and knocking backs a lot of applications. The reason for applications being rejected varies but the common ones are not a big enough deposit and not a perfect credit file. Rent to own houses in Toril offers cash-strapped home buyers an opportunity where they can get into their own home with a low deposit and at the same time it gives them an opportunity for their credit file to be fixed before they are required to get a traditional bank loan.
As it is an area that most people don't know much about there are a few things you need to know about. Firstly, you need to remember to look at this as a stepping stone opportunity to own your own home in your beloved city. What I mean here is when you buy a house in Tagurano, Toril the normal way you have 100's of options on what house to buy. As such you can keep looking until you find the perfect house.
Unfortunately it isn't the same when you are looking at rent to own houses. The reason is there are very few houses you can own for as little as Php10,000 deposit. This means you need to look at this first step as an opportunity to get into home ownership in Tagurano, Toril and later down the track you can you this house to springboard you into your perfect house. So remember, don't expect to get everything you want when looking at rent to own houses. You will need to make compromises now in order to get into home ownership.
Rent to own houses go extremely quickly in Tagurano, Toril. How many people do you know that currently can't get a bank loan? Lots right. How many houses are available on a rent to own opportunity? Not many. When you go to look at a house in Toril you will need to be prepared to put down a holding fee straight away if you want to secure the chance to own your own home. This is because a lot of people want the chance so you will need to make decisions quickly. To help your application it is wise to take a Php1000 holding fee with you to put down while you fill out the application.
One component that varies is how rates, insurance and water are paid. Some people will include this price in the weekly price. Other people will have a weekly price then have another price that covers the insurance, rates and water. Most people prefer to pay these fees weekly rather than having a lump sum payments due quarter.
This will work in your favor as when you buy a rent to own home in Tagurano, Toril the weekly payment is higher than traditional rent, it is normally calculated at the weekly price you will be paying when you get the bank loan from the bank at the end of the rent to own period.
Part of your weekly payment will be credited towards your deposit when you get the home loan from the bank. How it works is every week part of your payment goes towards owning your own home in Tagurano, Toril. For example, if Php2500 per week goes towards you owning your own home, over a 3 year period that would be Php90000 towards your home. If you paid Php 100,000 upfront then that means the seller will say you have paid Php190,000 towards the deposit.
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By Sekou Smith, NBA.com
VIDEO: Kyrie Irving suffers a biceps injury in last night's loss to the Clippers
HANG TIME HEADQUARTERS — All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving might have played his last game this season.
The Cleveland Cavaliers' star suffered a biceps injury on his left arm late in the first quarter of a loss to the Los Angeles Clippers Sunday night and could be done for the season, according to Mary Schmitt Boyer of the Plain Dealer.
More will be known after Irving is examined today, but the fear is that he could have yet another season curtailed by injury. And Irving has a peculiar injury history that seems to impact him season after season. If he gets sacked again this season, that might be the end of the Cavaliers' last-ditch effort to make a play for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference chase.
Irving's future, however, isn't in question. The MVP of the All-Star Game last month in New Orleans, over leading MVP candidates Kevin Durant and LeBron James, the Cavs have surely seen enough from Irving to know that he's a building block for years to come. That said, his injury history is hard to ignore. More from the Plain Dealer:
Irving, the Cavs All-Star point guard, left the game with a left biceps injury late in the first quarter, and he left the arena with his left arm in a sling. He is scheduled to have an MRI on Monday in Cleveland, but two NBA sources indicated the injury could be severe enough to end his season in the worst case scenario.
That would be a blow to the Cavs, 26-41, clinging to their fading playoff hopes in spite of being 4.5 games behind eighth-seeded Atlanta with 15 games left, as well as to Irving, who worked extremely hard last summer in order to prevent the sorts of freak injuries that have plagued him throughout his career.
He has missed just three games this year with a left knee contusion, and even played through a broken nose suffered when he was elbowed by the Timberwolves' Corey Brewer at Minnesota on Nov. 13.
Unfortunately for him, that wasn't the case in his first three seasons. Last year, he missed 11 games with a fractured left index finger, three with a hyperextended right knee and a total of nine after suffering a sprained left AC joint. He played through a broken bone in his jaw that was protected by a mask. Before last season, he broke his hand when he slapped a padded wall in frustration during a summer-league practice.
His rookie season, he missed 13 games with a concussion and a shoulder injury. His one season at Duke was limited to 11 games because of a toe injury.
This is setting up as a potentially huge free agent summer for the Cavaliers, depending on which players make themselves available. James and Carmelo Anthony could headline a bumper crop. The Cavaliers have assets and cap space to work. Having a healthy Irving coming off of his best season as a pro would make the Cleveland an even more appealing destination.
So the results of Irving's evaluation today could very well have long-lasting ramifications for not only the young point guard but also the entire organization.
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This obituary, despite its mystery, has always caught my attention. As a surname that failed to register on my genealogical radar, it was not the contents that caught my attention, but rather, the carefully stitched pieces of newspaper. Obviously, this obituary was very important to someone. They took the time to sit and stitch the two pieces from the differing sections of the newspaper to produce a small keepsake.
I did a quick search in Rootsweb and Findagrave for this fellow. Both produced an entry. However, from the lineage listed, I still cannot see a familial link to this guy. Of course, his wife (who is missing from the online pedigrees) could be our link, but I don't recognize her maiden name at all. Perhaps one of his sisters married into our family? It could also be from the Townsend side of the family since Aunt Mattie spent a lot of time researching and transcribing historical profiles of her husband's geographic and genealogical ties.
But then, it could also be one of those wonderful wild goose chases that litter our family documents. I use the term "litter" in a light hearted way because any information about our ancestors is valuable. The wild goose chase I refer to is the sprinkling of friend information within the items passed down to the descendants. My Mother's side of the family is rife with these sprinklings of friend information: photos, notes, etc. It just so happens that my Mother actually knew which people were friends when I couldn't place a name into the family tree. She also knew how the friend was connected and why their things might have been kept. But most keepers of the family heritage are not lucky enough to have that kind of extra information.
For a branch of the family that does not have such a wonderful guide through the items, the friend connection, while providing a glimpse into the social life of our ancestors, can actually be quite a time waster as we dig and dig, exhausting our research skills on a person that will never fit into that family tree no matter how much we try to fit them in there! So my advice, when processing a family collection, is to look at the whole collection with the same eye you would look at your own. Just as we live to day with friends near and dear, so our ancestors more than likely kept their dearest friend mementos, which eventually fell into the family keepsake pile as things were passed down.
If you suspect you have a family friend in the family archives, note the pertinent details and then do a quick search locally. For instance, many of the family friends in our collection are young people. If you know their name and which ancestor they resemble in age, check the class rosters. Chances are, they are a school chum. If the friend is in uniform, you probably have an old army buddy. If they are older, check the local atlases to see which family groups lived nearby. Back before TV or computers, local neighbors frequently maintained close relationships. And don't forget churches! Many friends can be found in the member rolls.
I have not ruled out a family connection for Frank, but noting his young age at death (25) and the care with which someone stitched together his obituary, I have mentally categorized him as a possible friend relationship. In other words, I have him documented and he stays in the collection, but I will not spend an exorbitant amount of research time on him unless I find another clue that points him back into the family category. Of course, all of this advice is for those of us who are pressed for time and cannot spend full time hours on our genealogy research......with that being said, the historian in me would like to remind everyone that we are trying to tell a complete story, and those friendships could someday prove to be invaluable links to further information, or lead to a story that would knock your socks off!
Happy hunting!


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The beginnings of my private collection of firefighter helmets
With the beginning of the collection was for me first merely the preservation of, in my opinion, irreplaceable witnesses in the foreground. And I have placed no value on the appearance of emblems of the past or the suitability of various new helmets in everyday life use.
Without the aim and the plan, the collection set up "complete", I did it, over time, put together a fairly representative collection.
My collection does not claim to be exhaustive.
The explanations of the collectibles is largely based on the testimony of contemporaries, literature or some very detailed information of fellow collectors and foreign firefighters.
I was initially not important to note technical finesse or pure citations of relevant DIN and EN standards. The descriptions were rather intended to describe the helmets without images, so also their appearance often described in great detail.
The numbering of the various collectibles was previously in order of acquisition, and therefore appears in the summary table in the country rather arbitrary.
I would now like to describe the subsequent development, and the construction of the collection shortly.
I started my collection in 1995, when I acuired at a flea market in Freiburg my first fire helmet, a M43 in black with the stamp of the company Ziegler.
At that time, I was not long a member of a volunteer fire department and was therefore interested in everything wich had to do with the fire brigade.
Having thus the interest to the helmets of the past was piqued, so I advertised in the local newspaper and was able to create the basis for my collection.
During description of these helmets helped me the descriptions of the former owners and collectors, who knew also about the militaria well. So I got gradually a better knowledge about the topic and various materials, even with the appropriate description.
Because it was important to me, not only to get helmet for helmet in my collection, but also to know what I have, I have noted from the beginning, what I knew about my helmets. Over time, the descriptions were then becoming more extensive and profound.
A big help was there also the literature of Bolko Hartmann oder Thomas W. Herminghaus.
Through the partnership of our fire brigade to fire brigades in Croatia, it finally came to the fact that I got my first 'swap helmet ". With the aluminium helmet "Wiener form" thus began, at the beginning of 1999, the interest in the foreign models. Perhaps it was also because at that time, I already had a small, comprehensive collection of German helmets.
In 2000, I was able to add the first highlight in my collection. As number 33, I received a spiked helmet of the German Empire, Free State of Baden. Another highlight in the same year, was the purchase of a new helmet from CGF Gallet F1A PA 45.
Gradually, I heard about collectors who could show some enormous collections and relevant expertise. So I bought in September 2001 a part of a collection of a Dutch fire fighter and fellow collector and various helmets of a French colleague.
Until the beginning of 2004, almost 170 different helmets of yesterday and tomorrow, from Germany and the half world got together and it was time to show this collection to a larger audience.
What would have been more obvious than the design of a suitable website.
With the beginning of 2005 I found two German helmet manufacturer, who supported my website in the form of term loans. With these helmets, I would be in the future a representative overview of the diverse helmets, that are in use in Germany now.
In addition, I have presented in the newly added navigation point manufacturers, these first two manufacturers and their helmets.
At this point, my special thanks, once again, to the Company MSA Auer and Roemer Bullard.
Until March 2006 almost 260 fire helmets have come together. The website has been redesigned, visually enhanced and I offered the texts additional in English.
By the end of 2012, the collection has grown up to 450 helmets.
The site gets a facelift in November 2012, but still remains in her form.
Fundamental to my collection:
Not all helmets have been described by me in detail, often failed me detailed information on the individual pieces. Maybe some information from me are wrong.
The questions that I have, I want to pass on to you and ask:
Let me know if you have answers to my questions or comments about my writing.
I am greatly appreciated about your help.
If you should have further interest to this topic, I would recommend you to various websites that I have listed in the links section.
Also highly recommended are the books by the following authors:
Bolko Hartmann
"Deutsche Feuerwehruniformen und Helme"
Verlag: Kohlhammer Edition Feuerwehr
Thomas W. Herminghaus
"Feuerwehrhelme -
Eine Entwicklungsgeschichte"
Verlag: Florian International
Postfach 1241
63112 Dietzenbach
Ludwig Baer
"Vom Metallhelm zum Kuststoffhelm"
Druckerei: Henrici in Neu- Anspach
Finally, I would like to say that this collection is my hobby and will therefore be financed privately.
If you are in possession of a good old collector piece or a helmet of which you do not know where and what to do with, so you may be assured that this piece would get with me his own place and his own history as well.
For your support to expand my collection, I would be very thankful.
Markus Bruchmann
For assistance in the design and implementation of this website I would like to thank Daniel Cretu and Andreas Berger warmly. Without your support, this site would have been unthinkable.
Responsible for the facelift 2012: René Burghardt - http://www.designdumb.de/
design & coding: Andreas Berger


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Trash on the Lawn for Sustainability Week at Clarkson University
When one day's worth of trash from Clarkson University's Student Center ends up on the lawn October 23, it won't be a serious sanitation engineering error. Instead, it will be a chance for students to sort through the trash like archaeologists, separating out recyclables, compostable food waste, etc.
It's one of the many events that will make up Clarkson's Campus Sustainability Week celebration from October 17 to 24.
"Sustainability week is an opportunity to join with institutions from across the country in these types of events, while focusing on the opportunities we have on our own campus," says Susan E. Powers, associate director for sustainability & Spence Professor in Sustainable Environmental Systems. "The goal of this event is to raise awareness of the issues and to find the solutions needed to make a difference to better our environment, society and the economy."
The week kicks off on October 17 when Clarkson plays host to National Bioenergy Day events in the Student Center. Activities include a tour of biomass demonstration projects, including an energy cabin and greenhouse digester, at 1 p.m.; a 2:15 poster session and reception featuring biomass projects across the region; a 3:00 talk by Mark Bryden, program director of the U.S. Department of Energy Ames Laboratory Simulation, Modeling and Decision Science Research Program; a 3:45 presentation by Senior Project Manager Ellen Burkhard, who will about NYSERDA's Biomass Combustion Programs; and a 4:00 panel discussion with state and regional biomass energy researchers and development partners. Full details are at http://clarkson.edu/news/2013/news-release_2013-10-08-1.html .
Sustainability takes the spotlight at the men's hockey games on October 18 and 19 (and October 25 and 26). As part of the "Let's Make Cheel Sustainable!" effort, students will be stationed around Cheel Arena to guide hockey fans into making the proper recycling choices when disposing of their waste. There will also be a lobby display from Casella Waste Systems explaining the recycling process.
Arnie and Maggie Gundersen, former nuclear industry whistleblowers, will speak on October 22 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center Multipurpose Rooms. The couple, with a combined 60-plus years of experience in the nuclear field, will address ethics, science and public health through the lens of nuclear power. They will discuss their personal experiences as whistleblowers in the nuclear industry, as well as the current situation in Japan after Fukushima Daiichi. Topics addressed will include the suppression of Japanese scientists and doctors before and after the 2011 triple meltdown, the Daubert decision and its impact on science and law, and industry control over peer-reviewed scientific journals.
National Sustainability Day on October 23 will see multiple events on campus.
Throughout the day on the Student Center lawn, students will sort through one day's worth of waste from the Student Center. Approaching the pile scientifically, they'll separate recyclables and compostable food waste from the garbage, weighing their results to demonstrate the savings -- both to the environment and financially -- that could be occur through better separation of waste at the source.
From 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Campus Dining will offer food tasting in the Cheel Campus Center from local food providers. Samples will include Kilcoyne beef sliders and jerky, local apples, vegetables and more.
The Institute for a Sustainable Environment and Clarkson's Adirondack Semester program will host an open house from 2-4 p.m. in Technology Advancement Center Room 122. Students will find out how they can live a semester as a resident explorer, entrepreneur, environmental scientist, poet and policy advocate of the Adirondack Park, one of the largest protected landscapes in North America. The Institute for a Sustainable Environment will also share information about environmental activities associated with research, interdisciplinary graduate and undergraduate degree programs, and outreach programs.
On October 24, Clarkson University is going "print-free." Faculty, staff and students will be challenged not to print anything for 24 hours -- including printing, copying, paper faxing, and distribution of printed information -- except exams, as needed! The campus community will also be invited to learn about and value of using electronic processes -- like PeopleSoft, Nolij, Moodle, etc. -- to share information.
Sustainability Week wraps up on the evening of October 24 with a local foods dinner in the Ross-Brooks Dining Hall from 4-8 p.m.
For more information about these events and sustainability at Clarkson, see the links at http://clarkson.edu/green .
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
Photo caption: Trash on the Lawn is one of the many events that will make up Clarkson University's Campus Sustainability Week from October 17 to 24. Above, Bradley Borquist '13 and Katelyn Chatterton '15 sort trash as part of last fall's Trash on the Lawn event.
[A photograph for media use is available at http://www.clarkson.edu/news/photos/trash2012.jpg .]


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Hossa, Sharp to remain out when Hawks face Ducksby Dan Rosen
CHICAGO -- Patrick Sharp is well aware of how important he is to the Chicago Blackhawks. All he has to do is look at the standings since he left the lineup in early March.
"I'm still undefeated," Sharp said jokingly. "That's all I know."
He's right, if you don't count shootout losses. The Blackhawks were 21-0-3 with Sharp in the lineup and now 4-4-0 since he's been out with an upper-body injury.
Neither Sharp nor Marian Hossa (upper-body injury) will be in the lineup Friday against the Anaheim Ducks, but both were practicing with the Blackhawks on Thursday for the first time since they went out with their respective injuries.
The two star forwards are getting closer to returning, but Sharp will miss his ninth straight game and Hossa will miss his fourth in a row when the Blackhawks take on the Ducks (8:30 p.m. ET, NHL Network-US).
"They're out for [Friday]. Don't want to go much further than that," Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said after practice Thursday. "Nice to see them in practice, (but) no contact yet. We're going to make sure they're more than ready, maybe even give them extra time to make sure they'll be ready."
Chicago plays at the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday and returns home to face the Nashville Predators on Monday.
It's possible both Sharp and Hossa are in the lineup against the Predators, but neither provided a specific timeline.
"I don't set any dates," Hossa said. "I'll play when I feel 100 percent."
Conditioning is not a concern with either player.
Hossa has been out a week, and Sharp, who has been out of the lineup since March 8, has been skating on his own for two weeks.
"I feel like I'm right there," Sharp said. "It's an upper-body injury so I have been doing a lot of skating, the legs feel good. It's just a matter of getting some timing back."
Provided Hossa and Sharp don't have any setbacks, Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman could decide that having them back in the lineup by early April is better than any trade-deadline deal he could make.
Bowman said last week that if he makes a deal it would be to bolster the Blackhawks' depth for a long Stanley Cup Playoff run.
"Hopefully I wasn't out that long that they'd forgotten about me," Sharp said, laughing. "Any time you can get healthy guys back in the lineup it gives the guys a spark. The team has been playing well. Being injured, you get a chance to take a deep breath, get conditioning in there and come back even stronger. I know I'm excited to get back and I'm sure Hoss is the same way."


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Tiny Delaware may not seem big enough to offer much to retirees. But with its Sussex County beaches, its proximity to many major cities and a cost of living that's more affordable than many rival areas on the Northeastern coast, some have found it to be a hidden gem. And history buffs can even find something to boast about: After all, they are living in the so-called First State, the first of the original 13 colonies to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
The combination of affordable property, lower taxes and an easy drive to visit friends and family were what convinced Richard Cooper to move to Lewes, Delaware, after retiring from his career as a high-school teacher in Succasunna, in northern New Jersey. "The property taxes are one tenth of what I paid in New Jersey, there's no sales tax, and the tax on my pension is very low," adds Cooper, who is now a real-estate agent with Lewes Realty in Lewes, Del. "That and I always wanted to live by the ocean."
Delaware's income-tax rates max out at 5.95%, Social Security benefits are tax-exempt, and individuals age 60 and over can exempt $12,500 of investment and pension income from state taxes. The overall cost of living is nearly 13% higher than the U.S. average, according to Sperling's Best Places, but the state is affordable compared with other Northeastern coastal states: Massachusetts has a cost of living 38% higher than the national average, Connecticut is 31% higher and New Jersey is nearly 35% higher. "On the oceanfront, you could be talking $1 million to 3 million for a home, but across Route 1, just a few miles inland…you can get a new-build home for $200,000," Cooper says.
Delaware's central location also has benefits. Just about every place in the state is an hour's drive or less from Philadelphia, and just a couple of hours from Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and New York City. The major cities in the Northeastern corridor are also easily accessible by train. "We get a lot of commuters," says Donald A. Reese, mayor of New Castle, Del.
One drawback: while Delaware has some good hospitals, a challenge for the state has been a shortage of primary care physicians, Cooper says. "As soon as a new doctor comes down, his practice is full in six months," he adds. "Some of my neighbors go back to New Jersey or Maryland to see doctors." People also have to drive to Baltimore or Philadelphia for direct, international air travel connections. (New Castle Airport now has direct service by Frontier Airlines to seven U.S. destinations including Chicago, Denver and Tampa.)
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HOUSTON - A man died Sunday after he was hit by a car while walking, and police say the driver was intoxicated.
It happened around 3:20 a.m. when the pedestrian attempted to cross an unprotected cross area at Blalock and Long Point.
The 38-year-old driver in a BMW was heading southbound and didn't see the pedestrian until he walked out in front of him, police said. The pedestrian was struck by the middle of the car, investigators said.
The man was transported to Ben Taub, where he later died.
The driver was not hurt. He was taken into custody and charged with DWI.
Around 4 a.m., a separate car with two occupants driving south on Blalock slammed into the police car as it was investigating the fatal accident.
The HPD officer inside the car was transported to the hospital with minor bumps and bruises, authorities said.
The two people in the car that struck the officer's vehicle were not hurt. Police said they are testing both for the presence of alcohol.
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Adhesives are often used as the joining compound between substrates in the medical device industry. Typical applications for adhesives include tube-to-connector bonding, steel-cannula-to-hub bonding, and any other joining process. Adhesives work particularly well in the assembly of dissimilar materials where traditional solvent-welding methods are being eliminated due to workplace safety legislation and where other joining methods such as ultrasonic welding and laser welding are inadequate.
The medical device industry has migrated in many of its adhesive joining processes to ultraviolet/visible curing adhesives for applications where exposure to the light source is possible and towards engineering epoxies, poly urethanes, and silicones, where opaque substrates demand alternate reactive chemistry. These reactive adhesive chemistries are often structured in the form of solvent-free catalyst/resin mixtures that can also be accelerated through the application of heat. The need to maintain components aligned during the slower polymerization processes of these reactive chemistries has required the use of expensive fixtures or heating sources and the use of batch operations outside the normal assembly flow of the medical device. In addition, the integration of microelectronics and optomechanical elements in medical devices makes their design and assembly more complex and increases the requirement for rapid online fixturing or curing.
The solution to the controlled cure of thermally cured adhesives comes from the advances in photonic technology and innovations in glass fiber technology. These technological advances have led to the creation of novel optical fiber light bundles coupled to the packaging of an intense photonic radiant energy source to provide a very powerful punctual source of heat that can be integrated easily into assembly processes: the iCure.
The principle of photonic radiant heat used by the iCure works within the physical laws of thermodynamics, where every surface that is irradiated will absorb, transmit, or reflect photonic energy that impinges on it. The amount of radiant energy that is absorbed creates very fast molecular movements and ultimately heat that either transmits through the substrate in a controlled manner or causes an adhesive to accelerate its reaction once it reaches its set catalytic temperature.
The iCure Thermal Spot Curing system has been designed to provide a point source of photonic energy along a wide range of wavelengths (from the UV to the mid infrared), through a uniquely transmitted medium (the iCure fluoride fiber optic light guide) and through a set of optics within a system that not only provides controllable energy (wavelength and irradiance controlled) but also allows the user to create heating profiles according to their own particular design needs. See Fig. 1 to view the desktop footprint of the iCure and how its small footprint allowed it to be easily integrated into medical device assembly lines. No other controlled spot heating system like the iCure currently exists due to its proprietary use of mid- IR optical fiber technology to remotely deliver the power in the unit. The iCure joins photonic technology, material innovations with optical fibers, and the integration with adhesive curing processes to provide solutions to design and manufacturing engineers.
The power distribution along the spectrum of emission as shown by Fig. 2 is particularly interesting for the medical device industry, as different segments of this radiant energy can be responsible for generating heat using simple thermodynamic principles. For example, wavelengths below 750 nm (composed of ultraviolet and visible energy) absorb into colored plastics preferentially, but also absorb well into opaque surfaces commonly found in micro-optic or microelectronic medical assemblies. The transformation of light into heat is particularly rapid due to the power of low wavelengths, but paradoxically, this heat generation is concentrated on the surface layers of the substrates or adhesive. However, wavelengths above 750 nm transmit particularly well through deeper layers of substrates and adhesives. This region of the spectrum is the near and midinfrared region, which is also absorbed and transformed into heat very quickly by many of the fillers and form modifiers used in adhesive formulations such as silica, silver, and aluminum, some of which are also used in solder pastes.
In addition, wavelengths in the midinfrared above 2500 nm are particularly important for their heating effect resulting from absorption and vibration energy of the C-H and O-H bonds in the typical organic adhesive formulations. The rapid rise in heat also controls excessive flow-out of the adhesive by driving the cure to the gel point more rapidly and reliably. Controlling the spectral emission (bandwidth), the power output, and the length of time at a set temperature, a temperature profile can be generated that cures the adhesive in a lowstress environment.
The innovative photonic radiant manner of curing has not extensively been compared to traditional curing methods by specialty glue manufacturers. This is typical of emergent technologies as adhesive formulators are currently trying to develop curing profiles that integrate the particular high irradiance found in the iCure and how this can benefit their curing requirements. Although comparisons to conventional curing methods are application-specific, there are some basic elements that can be benchmarks of performance after cure. For example, the degree of cure of a thermally curing adhesive cured with the iCure can be determined through differential scanning calorimeters (DSC). Other analytical techniques are available to examine various properties of cured adhesives that are beyond the scope of this technical brief.


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If you're standing in line for the Black Friday sales this week, chances are probably good there could be a Nintendo 3DS on your list or, at the very least, some 3DS game titles to pick up for under the tree.
If so, you're in luck. One of the most anticipated 3DS titles this holiday season was released this week. Disney's "Epic Mickey" franchise, created by legendary video game creator Warren Spector, now is available for Nintendo's platform for the first time, and the game was brought to life by Orlando-based independent video game developer DreamRift.
"Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion" is a new side-scrolling 3DS game that sends Mickey and his magical paintbrush off on new adventures. The game was released on Sunday, the same day the second console version of the "Epic Mickey" game series was released. That game, "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two," features a host of changes to the first release of the game in 2010.
[You can read about Warren Spector's new console game 'Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two,' the role of gaming, the use of creativity and Disney magic here.]
Though the "Power of Illusion" 3DS game has characters and game-play motifs familiar to ones found in "Power of Two,' the Nintendo 3DS title offers its own unique environment and gaming goals. Most importantly, though, the game is practically a loving homage to Sega's "Illusion" series of platforming games of the 1990s -- and especially "Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse."
Working with Spector's Junction Point Studios, Dreamrift has created a game with a unique visual style and game play wholly separate from the console versions of the game.
Veteran game developer Peter Ong, the co-founder and creative director of DreamRift, has worked with bringing to life well-known games ranging from "Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure" to the award-winning "Monster Tale" and others. He said his work on "Power of Illusion," though, was especially inspiring to him, given his love of the Sega games of yesterday.
Recently, Ong answered a series of questions about the new "Epic Mickey" 3DS title.
Q. "Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion" has been called a tribute to Sega's "Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse." How important was the Sega title to the evolution of video-gaming?
Ong: "The original game came out in 1990 for the Sega Genesis videogame system, and it was quite a milestone for many reasons.
"It gave Sega an amazing character-driven experience within the 'platforming-game' genre at a crucial time for the Genesis, before 'Sonic the Hedgehog' even existed. The game set new standards in quality of musical composition, and the controls with which the player guided Mickey through his quest were unprecedented in their responsiveness.
"Furthermore, it served as stunning proof that games based on existing properties could be phenomenal, defining new benchmarks for animation and color usage and truly capturing the artistry that Disney is known for."
Q. Do you remember playing Sega's "Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse" for the first time? What did you think about it back in the day and how did it influence you in what you're doing today?
Ong: "I vividly remember the first time I played the game, as it was one of the most exciting experiences of my childhood.
"I was just absolutely floored by what I experienced – everything about the way the game looked, played, sounded and more!
"At that point in time, I was a big Disney fan, especially the films, but not particularly of Mickey Mouse himself. That changed when I played 'Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse.' The original game made Mickey Mouse 'cool' to a new generation of young players, including myself, and I never looked at him the same way again.
"Twenty-two years later today, the appreciation that I have for that game hasn't changed. My admiration for 'Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse' was a key element in inspiring me to eventually become a professional videogame designer.
"Throughout that career of over 12 years, I've always gone back to the game for research, no matter what game I'm making. It's just an amazing example to draw inspiration from as a reference point for what a great game is."
Q. Obviously, the 16-bit look of 'Power of Illusion' is an excellent homage to "Castle of Illusion," but isn't that a risky 2D visual move for the 3DS? It seems counterintuitive to what younger gamers might expect on this platform.
Ong: "Our team didn't really worry about what might be risky or not with our visual approach to 'Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion.' After all, if something isn't risky, is it worth creating? Ultimately, it will be the audience who decides how the visual style is received.
"Our focus was only to find a visual style that best suits the type of game experience we were striving to convey. In addition to its relationship with the original 'Castle of Illusion' game, this game is also a celebration of Disney's history. Our team's fondest memories of Disney are of the wonderful hand-painted 2D masterpieces that Disney has given so many generations throughout the world, beginning with 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.' Our team's goal was for the visuals in this game to connect as intimately as possible with Disney's classic imagery, so we decided that a 2D approach to the game would most directly translate those timeless Disney visuals that are so beloved to so many."
Q. I've read that DreamRift convinced Disney Animation into turning over images from its movies in order for you to get the 3DS graphics as close as possible to the original. How important was this for the look and feel of the game?
Ong: "Once Disney realized just how serious we were about making a game that does justice to Disney's legacy of timeless classics, they placed a vast amount of trust in DreamRift by supporting our project with their most guarded resources and techniques."
"This Nintendo 3DS version of 'Epic Mickey' is different from all others because it focuses on famous and beloved Disney characters and films, in contrast to the other Epic Mickey games, which focus on Disney's forgotten and rejected history. As a tribute to Disney's history of iconic characters, stories, and settings, we've attempted to draw from a huge range of Disney animated features.
"We have early classic-Disney period films in the game such as 'Peter Pan' and 'Sleeping Beauty,' then we also bring in the middle 'renaissance' period of Disney with, for example, 'The Lion King' and 'The Little Mermaid,' and finally, there is more recent material in the game with the film 'Tangled.'
"Due to that fact, DreamRift and Disney agreed from the start that this game absolutely must faithfully represent the many different Disney films and characters within it. Whenever an environment or character from a specific film is experienced in the game, it had to look and feel like it was created by the original artists who made the original.
"We were overwhelmingly honored the first time that Disney gave us their actual original source assets that were created by Disney's artists during the making of its classic films. Even though we grew up watching our favorite Disney films so many times in our lives, the realization that we were holding the actual working material that Disney's own legendary artists constructed in order to put together the finished film masterpieces was a larger-than-life moment. Disney and DreamRift's close partnership in creating this game was vital to ensuring that everything in the game has that genuine Disney magic."
Q. Can Mickey in 'Power of Illusion' perform differently from his counterpart in the 'Power of Two' version we'll see for the console platforms?
Ong: "The signature concept of the 'Epic Mickey' universe is that the player can create and erase objects in the environment using Mickey's magical paintbrush. Although this concept is in both games, the way in which the idea is actually used differs greatly.
"For this game, DreamRift's goal was to make a game that was uniquely built for the Nintendo 3DS and its specific capabilities. Therefore, the way that the player creates and erases objects in this game involves physically painting them using the Nintendo 3DS' touch screen. This connects the player very intimately with the specific object being painted or erased, and gives players the opportunity to participate in the creation of beautiful and iconic Disney images.
"Additionally, most of Mickey's other abilities in 'Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion' are completely different than in the other 'Epic Mickey' game. One of Mickey's main moves in this game is the 'Bounce Attack,' where Mickey bounces off of enemies, both defeating them and allowing Mickey to reach higher places. This move is actually inspired by Mickey's main move in the original 'Castle of Illusion' game.
Q. Warren Spector has said that music is an important part of communicating a game's storyline, and it's a crucial aspect of his 'Epic Mickey' creation. What would you want readers to know about the music behind 'Power of Illusion'?
Ong: "I couldn't agree more about music being extremely important in a game experience. I'd go so far as to say that music ideally should encompass all aspects of a game, even beyond the story.
"Even though audio and music is a constant part of the game playing experience, it's something that's unfortunately often neglected, especially on handhelds such as the Nintendo 3DS. Oftentimes it seems that game-makers just don't take what they're doing seriously enough especially when they make a portable game.
"We set out with quite a few very ambitious goals for the music in 'Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion.' We were sure that it should definitely have that special Disney feel, but at the same time there were other things it had to capture.
"If the player is playing a part of the game that's based on certain Disney film, our aim was for the music in that area to feel just like the music from that film. For example, when you're in Never Land, which is from the film 'Peter Pan,' you feel like you are in the film, not only because of what you see, but also from what you hear.
"The soundtrack to the original 'Castle of Illusion' game was phenomenal. In fact, I've known every tune in the game by heart since I was a boy. We were super eager to bring back many of those same songs. So we ended up studying the melodies and composition of the original songs, and then our brilliant composer created new arrangements of the songs using all the benefits of more current technology and instrumentation. He did a fantastic job, which I strongly believe has met the incredibly high orchestral standard heard in Disney's best films."
Q. Finally, what does this project mean to you personally?
Ong: "It's really difficult to put that into words! This project means so much to me because I feel as though it actually started 22 years ago when I was a young boy playing the original 'Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse' videogame.
"The sheer wonder and joy that I felt playing that game have stayed with me throughout my life and my videogame-making career. It's as if all of those events have led me to this point where now I have an opportunity with 'Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion' to express my appreciation for the original 'Castle of Illusion.' … I only hope that some amount of my joy will come across to both new and familiar players when they play the game."


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Mark Christian and Madeline Puzzo, 2012 cinema arts alumni, co-wrote and produced their second film, Front Galley. Just last year, the duo earned a nomination for the 2012 Student Academy Awards for Requited, their senior thesis film.
"Point Park really taught me what it takes to make a great film, and most importantly not to stop creating your own content," said Christian.
Front Galley, set in the early Middle Ages, follows a character enslaved and forced into a street fighting gambling ring who struggles with the brutality of his actions when an innocent boy is killed.
In addition to Christian and Puzzo, seven Point Park alumni and a current student make up the cast and crew. Filming is expected to begin in August.
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There comes a time in every startup's life when you ask whether your bright idea will be stolen / pillaged / destroyed by a much larger 800–pound gorilla – where all you have effectively done is illustrate the potential of a market, enough at least for the gorilla to decide that he wants to eat, shoot and then possibly leave.
Web 2.0 thus far has been all about community and interaction. If you compare Web 1.0 with what's happening today, the key difference is that commerce is now an everyday activity and is almost a lowest common denominator. Back in the day, it wasn't a given that people would use the web en masse to find and buy products.
Nowadays there are enough people online to create the critical mass needed to support so many different niched, vertical communities, mainly because the base level services needed to support these larger markets (bandwidth, speed, infrastructure) are cheap enough for most people to afford.
So, what this means for the budding entrepreneur, whether they are starting a start-up or developing a new business unit, is that there is a lot more opportunity than there was a few years back.
It seems the stars are aligning more favourably this time, but the playing field has changed and this is something which many people are ignoring.
Today, large corporates are more aware of the size and benefit of the online market space, and so they're more willing to invest time and resources into online initiatives which may or may not bear fruit. In many ways they're just like the VCs we see putting together large funds in the US – there are initiatives, where some will fail, but those that make it are going to more than make up for the failures.
The factor that corporates consider the most is the impact of the initiative on the brand, whereas the start-up is looking more at just staying afloat long enough to make it past 18 months. And hopefully make some cash (or figure out a business model) along the way.
Enter AOL and Time Warner, which have both recently announced moves into the online video space. AOL will be launching a new video portal and apparently developer API's too, while CNN will be launching via Exchange.
This in itself is not all that interesting, since neither you nor I are likely to spend much of our time there. But it does ask the question – what are the startups supposed to do, when the big corporates are getting smart enough to see and then act on trends almost as quickly as the nimble startups are?
My intuition tells me that startups shouldn't be playing in the same space that large corporates are likely to, unless they have very deep pockets and almost limitless resources.
The bottom line is that very few large corporates are going to be as adventurous and willing to experiment as a start-up could. Case in point is that we're not likely to see the same content found on YouTube, on AOL or CNN's video offering.
But that doesn't really answer the question about how start-ups are supposed to defend themselves from the 800 pound gorilla, even if they are in a niche market…
My guess is that when the 800 pound gorilla sets his sights on you, there isn't much that you can do unless you're the keeper of the zoo – perhaps the only thing you can do is hope that he consumes you instead of learning how to become as nimble as you are!
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Activision doesn't have to sell me on buying Skylanders toys at this point—I literally have a bucket full of them sitting not three feet from me as I type—but the games, entertaining as they are, could use a little work. The kind of work they've done with the new engine for Skylanders: Swap Force.
This is the presentation from the Skylanders event in New York yesterday, which I wasn't allowed to go to because I live too far away and the world sucks. Not as bad it sucks for all the kids in line outside of the Times Square Toys'R'Us in the cold, waiting for the Ninjini that I will get eventually without having to sit in the snow and be videotaped.
Don't worry about the guy talking on stage. He's addressing the press, and they're silly. Just watch the game. Not only can the damn things jump now (finally), what they are jumping in is so very pretty.


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The Journal of the month for July/August is Arts Education Policy Review (AEPR). This journal presents discussion of major policy issues in arts education in the United States and throughout the world. Addressing education in music, visual arts, theater, and dance, AEPR presents a variety of views and emphasizes critical analysis. Its goal is to produce the most comprehensive and rigorous exchange of ideas available on arts education policy. Policy examinations from multiple viewpoints are a valuable resource not only for arts educators, but also for administrators, policy analysts, advocacy groups, parents, and audiences—all those involved in the arts and concerned about their role in education.
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"Assessment on Our Own Terms"—The authors advocate for those professionally concerned about the arts and arts teaching to reaffirm and rearticulate essential principles of artistic evaluation and, in the present environment, pursue applications of those principles in various forms of evaluation.
"Arts Education Advocacy: The Relative Effects of School-Level Influences on Resources for Arts Education"—Results of a study to investigate advocacy influences that may impact school arts programs using data from the 2009–10 National Center for Education Statistics elementary and secondary school surveys on arts education.
"Seismic Shifts in the Education Landscape: What Do They Mean for Arts Education and Arts Education Policy?"—This report provides an overview of a selected number of contemporary developments in the general field of education and an examination of some policy issues these developments and reports raise for arts educators as they work to shape the future landscape of arts education.
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A supportive Council has enabled to team to take the venue in a new direction entirely. The latest concept, saw the capacity raise from 1,000 to 2,500 with a authorised lock down of adjacent streets for the sell out NYE Music Street Festival.


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THE decision last year by the PSA Peugeot Citroen Group to set up DS Automobiles as a new stand-alone brand is gathering momentum with the launch of a second model the DS 4 which is helping the company to become established and overcome an initial identity problem writes Bryan Longworth.
For the DS range was originally launched several years ago by the company as an up market Citroen until it was decided last year to go it alone with many people still thinking of the models as Citroens but with the DS 4 following the DS 5 the new brand is now becoming more established.
Eventually there will be new DS models not based on former Citroens but the DS 4 has undergone a considerable facelift with the Citroen double chevron badge at the front being replaced with the distinctive DS motif plus other changes inside and out including stylish LED headlights which have made the DS 4 look quite different from the Citroen era and the future looks good for DS Automobiles.
For I was thinking DS Automobiles and not Citroen when I started testing the DS 4 Prestige PureTech 130 S&S 6-speed manual which cost £20,745 with its classy part leather clad interior that immediately conveys an impression that this is a top quality car.
I also liked the exterior styling of the DS4 which has an up market look about it and it attracted quite a few favourable comments from curious admirers when it was parked who wanted to know more about the DS Automobiles background as most had never heard of the company.
For me the new 1.2-litre three cylinder turbo charged petrol engine was one of the most impressive features of the test car - it produces 130hp with a top speed of 123mph and a zero to 62mph time of 9.9 seconds with a combined fuel consumtion of 54.3mpg and CO2 emissions of 120g/km.
The new three pot engine has the power and torque of a 1.6-litre engine with improved fuel economy and the test car engine was the smoothest and quietest three cylinder engine I have yet driven and a complete contrast to such a unit in another recent test car which was noisy and far from smooth.
It was ideal for press-on motoring especially on motorways and it helped to make the DS 4 hatchback with its positive steering such an enjoyable car to drive although on some country roads with poor surfaces the firm ride could be a bit tiresome.
The roomy and comfortable cabin with its excellent instrumentation has a very pleasant ambience although the two rear windows rather unusually do not open and at the back is a good sized load area with a space saver spare wheel underneath.
My only grumble concerned the driver's sun visor which was so stiff as I tried to move it over the driver's side window to prevent dazzle from a bright and low winter sun that I had to wait until it was safe to stop to move it.
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