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I graduated from the University of London, UK in 1992, and then moved into General Practice after completing a short residency in Prosthetics at the London Hospital. I later completed a Masters in Prosthetics in 1999, graduating with distinction, and gained membership of the Royal College of Surgeons in 2005. I moved to Perth in 2006 with my family and joined the Cottesloe team three years later.
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FOS 2015 update
Friends of Scouting – We are in the Homestretch
Great News! As of November 19, our Friends of Scouting Campaign is at $223,450, which is 93.1%
of goal and $14,639 ahead of year-end last year. Johnny Appleseed Trail District is currently at 114.2% of goal, surpassing all division goals – Family, District Leadership, and Community. The Executive Board has also surpassed their goal, at 102.8%. Great Frontier District, at 92.5% of goal, has surpassed their Family and District Leadership division goals. Harding Area District is at 83.4% of goal, and The Firelands District is at 70.2% of goal.
Thank you to all of our volunteers, parents, community leaders, and businesses. Without your support, this would not have been possible. Your support allows us to provide outstanding programs for our youth – tomorrow's leaders.
It has been many years since we have achieved our FOS goal. Wouldn't it be great if we reached our goal this year? We only have $16,550 to raise. If you would like to make a year-end contribution and help us achieve this monumental accomplishment, please Click Here or go to http://www.heartofohiocouncil.org/FOS.
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Want To Feel Fulfilled At Work? Take Those Vacation Days!
As a fitness professional, I aim to inspire people to embrace exercise and healthy eating, and reap all the rewards of a healthy lifestyle. But sometimes my travel schedule is so intense and I have so many projects going on simultaneously that I don't know if I'm coming or going.
I know I'm not alone. Many of you have a frenetic schedule too! Life moves fast and technology keeps us plugged in all the time.
Given our crazy schedules, it surprised me to read an article indicating that only 38 percent of U.S. employees use their allotted time off, according to an Expedia.com survey of 9,000 people. Some people leave a whole work week of vacation untouched! While I applaud the work ethic and dedication — and hope it means people are loving their work — it made me want to remind everyone how important it is to your health and fitness to unplug.
Unplug! If not now, when?
Sometimes people have storage mindsets. Do any of these statements sound familiar? I'll store up my vacation days, I'll show work how dedicated I am by not taking all of my vacation time, I'll pay my dues now, so I can enjoy my time later.
The only problem is, later never comes. Don't put off enjoyment of YOUR life. As the years go by, are you doing the fun things you always said you'd do one day? Ask yourself: If not now, when?
Busy sometimes means disconnected. When you're in the frantic pace of a busy day, you may lose that important mind-body connection. If you skip vacation and are overworked, you can easily get disconnected from your goals — awaiting that time when your life slows down and you get back on track.
Being disconnected can result in not paying attention to those small, daily choices. You grab food that's quick and unhealthy, or you may skip exercise entirely, blaming your busy schedule. Taking vacation means valuing yourself, giving yourself a break and reconnecting with what's most important to you because you slow down and think about it. When you take a vacation, or even a staycation, you can recharge and figure out what you need to live healthier — mentally and physically.
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Being so into your work that you lose track of time is a wonderful place to be, but if you aren't taking your vacation time year after year, you're postponing your joy and probably stressing yourself out. Take that vacay — it's good for your health.
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We are in the process of having a major company competition at the 4 Winds Rescue with a mesquite clearing. WE are in the process of locating a major company in San Antonio who has 4 or more branches and have them compete against each other with clearing the mesquite. All wood cleared will be donated to that group. All people involved with be fed from the Shelter with BBQ from the Finn's. The children of the families will be encouraged to have fun at the Petting Zoo. Volunteers will also participate with the groups and medical will be on-site.
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This is the terrifying moment a crazed road rage driver on a motorway reverses his truck into a huge lorry - and then smashes the window with a spade.
The vicious attack was caught on camera as the driver of the truck gets out after the two vehicles collided as they drove on to the M62 near Manchester.
Two men get out of their lorry to swap details with the driver of the pick-up truck, however the man became abusive, then hit the driver before reversing into the lorry.
The driver of the pick-up truck then tried to get into the cabin of the lorry, but when the driver and passenger locked themselves inside, he smashed the window with a spade.
PC John Cavanagh from GMP's Roads Policing Unit said: "This attack was unbelievable, and has been clearly captured on CCTV .
"Luckily neither of the men were seriously injured however they have been left terrified by the incident.
"The driver and passenger in the lorry were just trying to get on with their day's work when they collided with the man in the pick-up truck, accidents happen and they were attempting to deal with the situation in an appropriate manner.
"No one could have anticipated the level of violence they would then fall victim to.
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There is something fabulous about making a great kale chip - full of flavour, crunch and melt-in-your-mouth type of goodness that may even convince you to grow some more! I like using the curly leafed kale but you can use any that you like! Ingredients one bunch of kale, … [Read more...]
Welcome, Winter.
As a new season begins, I took a walk around the garden to look at where I'm at as we step into Winter. It all looks fairly quiet (if a bit messy) but I like this time of year when the garden slows, builds it's reserves and seems to await the warmer weather. Here are the photos. … [Read more...]
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Wednesday, 19 May 2010
Elevating the dead over the living
30 years have gone by, as good a time as any to get a hack to write another hagiographic puff piece. Or just dig out the one you rehash every few months in the paper.
Does no-one matter until they're dead? [(c) Fugazi] - If we were Performance's press guy we'd be weighing up our options.
It'll be 31 years next year, 32 after that. Plenty more reminiscing to be done, more articles like this one to be written, despite any emotional impact they may have had having been diminished years ago, thanks to the revival industry. Big things planned for the 35th we hear. And the 40th.
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Hopefully there will be a 30th celebration of FAC252 - 'MY TEENAGE OBSESSION WITH HOOKY'S CLUB'ReplyDelete
I first heard Shed Seven there, the song? Chasing Rainbows. I was hooked. Of course, I didn't know it, but Shed Seven carried the ethnos of the club. They chased rainbows. They chased dreams whose dreams? Those of Ian Curtis. It's been sixty years now that Curtis has died, and for me, Peter Hook's club has surpassed the cultural expectations of Joy Division.
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We are seeking to add another sales team member to increase focus on the extremely dense Southern California Region. Our hiring process is thorough, but moves quickly for the right candidate.
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You are an accomplished salesperson with the ability to work from a home office located within your assigned territory and travel to visit customers and prospects weekly. You have an ability to prospect consistently both on the phone, in person and at company trade events. Knowledge of the packaging industry primarily in food, meats, medical and bakery markets within Southern California is mandatory. You are adept at selling solutions that exceed $200,000 to upwards of $1MM. You are well spoken in both English and Spanish, can command a room's attention, and have high energy levels. People consider you a leader and you consider a sales territory as your personal business. You are accustomed to tracking your sales behavior and metrics as a source of effectiveness and improvement. While already operating at a high-level, you understand and accept training and coaching as a source of constant growth.
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Harpak-ULMA Packaging is a leader in complete packaging solutions to the food, medical device, personal care and industrial industries. For over 20 years, Harpak-ULMA has worked closely with our customers to engineer superior intelligent primary and secondary solutions. Our goal is to make our customers more competitive by becoming more efficient. Our installed base speaks for itself. We will not shy away from a project due to complexity; rather we address each component head on. Our access to global solutions makes Harpak-ULMA a forerunner in packaging technologies today. Harpak-ULMA offers competitive salary, 401K, and benefits package and full headquarter support.
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Kitchen Backsplashes / September 5, 2018 / Ethan Moore
If you want your backsplash to look as if it's made of wood without actually using this material in the kitchen, the solution couldn't be simpler: use peel and stick faux wood flooring strips. Working with them is extremely easy. Just measure the space, cut them to size and stick them onto the wall. Finish the project with your choice of paint color, apply two coats and enjoy the new look.
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Lemongrass essential oil, wildcrafted
Sweet, herbaceous, smoky and lemony aroma. It is tonic, digestive and vasodilator with anti-inflammatory and sedative properties. Stimulates the mind, lifts the spirit, clears the head. Stimulates appetite, helpful with colic and indigestion. Prevents spread of contagious diseases. Great for aching muscles, relieves tired legs. Relieves fatigue, assists with jet lag. Aids in the flow of milk in nursing mothers. May be a dermal irritant. Blends well with cedarwood, basil, lavender, neroli, niaouli and tea tree. Flash point: 160�F.
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Reviewer: Paula Reed (Portland, OR) 8.29.2016
Better than the conventional eo!
This eo is a great for uplifting and stimulating. The wildcrafted version seems more delicate and complex than the conventionally grown version. I love combining it with lavender and camden's prime cocoa butter for a uniquely sweet and refreshing moisturizer scent.
Reviewer: Jenny Jones (Starr, SC) 11.18.2011
Super Lemongrass
I normally use regular Lemongrass EO and am very happy with it, but gave this one a try and it smells superb. Super rich citrus notes, and very pure. Great oil!
Reviewer: Julia Shewchuk (Pinetta, FL) 8.18.2011
Fabulous Soap
This lemongrass EO can be combined with a variety of other scents. I use it a lot including in a doggie shampoo bar soap and it smells fabulous.
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So There Is a Reason I'm Sitting Here at the Airport
At this writing, I'm sitting in an airport. LAX to be specific. Waiting to get out of Los Angeles. But according to the airlines there appears to be some nationwide glitch that's disrupted my plans. Ever the curious and not getting the full story from CNN, I dropped a note to someone who knows about this kind of stuff. Bill Curtis is chief scientist at Cast Software and I was able to catch up with him while waiting for take off.
Q: Bill, I'm at the airport right now, and a glitch has delayed my flight. What's the problem?
A: Media reports indicate an outage in a telecommunication system that links computers involved in filing flight plans.
Q: Is this the result of a common pattern?
A: Until we know more about the specific cause of the outage it is hard to say. It could be a software defect or it could be a hardware failure. The common pattern is that a failure in one part of a system can propagate throughout other parts of the system, crashing or degrading overall system performance. Even if future outages have different causes, a common theme is that many parts of the system are very old and need to be upgraded to handle the volume and complexities of modern air traffic.
Q: Are there other such patterns you've seen.
A: Most big system outages are not the result of a single failure. They are the result of a problem in one part of the system beginning a chain reaction of problems in other parts. With the size and complexity of modern computer systems, many of the most critical defects occur in the interactions among different parts of the system. It is very hard for humans to imagine and test for all the possible interactions that can result in damaging consequences.
Q: What is the solution to these types of problems.
A: The FAA needs to upgrade the system. However, they have had problems with large upgrades in the past because they were unable to manage them effectively. The Federal government needs to upgrade its ability to acquire the large, complex systems needed to run the nation's infrastructure. At the same time, those developing computer systems, and especially software, need to stop thinking of themselves as 'artists' and start thinking of themselves as "engineers". We need to provide them better automated tools to augment our limited ability to comprehend all the interactions in large, complex systems. Software engineering is a very young engineering discipline, and not enough software developers are skilled in developing robust software architectures that can handle outages in other parts of the system and sustain their processing. Airplanes are designed with backup systems and other defensive mechanisms so they can keep flying when some part of the system fails. We need to pursue the same type of robustness in upgrading the air traffic control system.
Q: Bill, they just called my flight -- finally. Thanks for your time.


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Joseph's Wayside Market is one of the largest open air farm markets in the Finger Lakes region. It has been a family owned business since 1955. Leonard and Leona started the business, their son Richard and his wife Nancy bought it in 1972, and today their sons Rick and Jason are part of the business.
We start work in our greenhouses early in February so that our beautiful flowers are ready for Spring sales. Our fresh fruit and vegetables are the highest quality available. A special treat is the Fall grape harvest and abundance of local fruit and vegetables.
When you stop at the Market, the fresh aroma of "gramma's" baking greets you from our store bakery. Joseph's jams and jellies, local maple syrup and honey, NYS cheddar cheese, salad dressings and mustards and relishes are in our pantry. Visit our gift shop for that special gift to take back home and browse through our large selection of Amish made lawn furniture.
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The game is set in a zombie Apocalypse which the player has to work through 5 stages to reach his village. In each stage the player will be up against hordes of zombies while trying to search for supplies and pick-ups. To complete each stage the player must find a hidden key which will unlock the safe zone exit too that stage.
This review may contain spoilers
In my opinion, this game is essentially a re-skin of Doom. The levels and all of the graphics, guns, etc are different, but the play style feels almost exactly the same. Instead of demons you are fighting zombies. Just like in Doom there is no vertical mouse movement, or jumping options. The game is very simplistic in its visuals. Aside from the game feeling exactly like Doom, I would have rated this a bit higher, but decided to take off some points for the very simple menu. I feel like the visuals on the menu could have been a lot better with just a bit more work.


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Eric Koch's new book was launched on September 24, 2016. The author was interviewed by David Schatzky for about 45 minutes about how the book came to be published and its personal and historical context. YouTube video
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In Otto and Daria "the past is painted with the brush of a novel, but made all the more convincing by its truth." — The Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson
"I envy those readers of Otto & Daria who for the first time are entering the curious, complicated, and cultured world of Eric Koch. No one will finish reading this lovely book without experiencing a lifting of the spirits. To read it is to appreciate the value of music, literature, the effects of war, the hopes of peace, and the world's cultural if not its civilized values." — John Robert Colombo, author, editor and translator of more than 200 books
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Share your art with us!
Do you have a creative or artistic spirit? Do you enjoy drawing or sketching? Or just have a passion for image manipulation in Photoshop? JustDubs is having our first event of the year!
Submit as many images as you want! They will all be added to our imagery section!
From now until Feb 1st we will be taking submissions including hand drawn art, images created with software such as Photoshop and images simply edited to look better.
You can submit any kind of image you wish. It doesn't have to be anime related.
The submissions will be divided into two categories, hand drawn and software created. On Feb 1st the staff will vote on the images and declare a winner from both categories a few days after that. This is to populate our imagery section on the website so you are encouraged to enter multiple images. Every image submitted will be featured in our JustDubs Imagery section in order to showcase JustDubs's artistic spirit!
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Quick Cooked Greens with White Beans and Rosemary
Why This Recipe Works
For our quick cooked greens recipe, we wanted to rid these greens of some of their bitterness, but not all of it. A shallow blanching removed enough bitterness to make these assertive greens palatable but not so much as to rob them of their character. Once assertive greens had been shallow-blanched, they could be cooked in five minutes with white beans and rosemary for a quick side dish or vegetarian main course.


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Every July, Comic-Con turns San Diego into a frenzied fanboy orgy. Alpha Nerds descend upon the city's seaside convention center in costumed droves. They come to quench their thirst for collectible blood, waiting hours in lines for sneak peaks, giveaways, and valuable face time with the creators of their favorite alternate television/film/comic universes. Hollywood, knowing full well to kiss the hand that feeds it, proffers sacrificial celebrities and exclusive footage in hopes of reaping the benefits during the next summer's blockbuster season.
But this year, Comic-Con seems to have outgrown its acne-ridden roots a bit. None other than Vanity Faircover girl Angelina Jolie herself graced the convention center's legendary Hall H—the H stands for "Hollywood"—Thursday to promote her upcoming Salt. (The queues for the hall's events, be they an exclusive film clip or a celebrity panel, routinely extend for a mile.) Sitting beside Salt's ever-classy director Phillip Noyce and her co-star Liev Schreiber, Ms. Jolie actually had the fanboys asking questions about method acting. Of course, she also wowed them into drool-drenched submission by admitting that she did all her own stunts in Salt.Raising Comic-Con's classiness factor several more notches, Academy Award-winner Helen Mirren also showed to promote Summit's upcoming film Red (based on a graphic novel). She wisely camouflaged herself in a t-shirt honoring the late great comic-book artist Harvey Pekar and brought along Comic-Con virgin Bruce Willis for protection. Willis, for his part, bemusedly surveyed the crowd while young fan girls swooned over his acrobatic exit from a police car in *Red'*s latest trailer.
Later in the evening, after Stallone and pals touted Lionsgate's upcoming The Expendables, Hall Hollywood reverted to such traditionally comic-oriented fare as Comic-con favorite Michael Cera and the cast of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (based on a beloved comic series) held court and announced a sneak peak screening of the film. Fans were ushered to the Balboa theater for a screening, which admittedly re-awakened the inner 8-bit videogame geek in this writer's jaded heart, and then treated them to a live performance by Canadian alternative band Metric.
But the biggest draw at Comic-Con was Disney's third presentation of its upcoming Tron: Legacy. The sequel to the cult 80s hit was the conference's hot ticket, with actors Olivia Wilde, Garrett Hedlund, and the Dude himself, Jeff Bridges, lighting up the stage to promote eight minutes of blockbuster 3D footage, as well as a new trailer. Director Joseph Kosinski even enlisted the crowd, promising to use audio of the hall cheering in unison in the film itself. Fortunately, Kosinski, who's now one of Hollywood's most sought-after directors based only on Tron's admittedly jaw-dropping trailers, spoke to us by phone before the presentation, thus saving us from being trampled to death in line. He shared what it feels like to be at the center of the Comic-con maelstrom—and live to tell the tale.
John Lopez: Disney jokes that they've turned this year's convention into Comic-Tron: What's it like coming into the belly of the beast with one of the most highly anticipated films of the year?
Joseph Kosinski: Comic-con's kind of a comfortable place for us to be because that's where we showed up two years ago with that little VFX demo we did, testing the waters and seeing if anyone was interested in this movie at all. In fact, I think the response we got from that showing two years ago is kind of a big reason I'm still here today working on this thing.
And this is your third Comic-con with Tron?
Yup, the third. It's crazy. The beauty of that first Comic-con was there was no expectation. It's fun to walk in that hall with a tape and have not one person in there know what we're going to put up. That's the tricky thing these days: being able to surprise people.
It is. A film's inner workings seem to be constantly on display from beginning to end. How does that feel as a filmmaker, and especially, a first-time filmmaker?
It's a tricky thing. Movies don't sit in the theaters for an entire summer like they did in 1982. Now you've got a two- or three-week shelf life so you need to have that awareness right off the bat. And in order to make a lot of people know about your movie, you need to be out there banging the drum and showing your stuff. It's a fine line to find that balance: to show people enough to give them the promise of something unique, and something they want to see, but at the same time make sure that when they show up for the movie, they're surprised by what they eventually get.
Do you show the best stuff up front or save the good stuff for the film?
On this particular movie and movies like this, which require so much visual-effects work, the truth is I've only got about a quarter of the movie to choose from right now. That helps in one way in that the movie simply isn't complete yet, so some of the stuff I'm most excited about I couldn't show if I wanted to.
Were you surprised that Tron: Legacy has hit such a vein? It was always something of a cult movie. It's amazing that people are so eager for a sequel thirty years later.
I think Tronwas a completely unique movie. It looked like nothing else before it, and nothing else since then has really looked like it—at least hopefully until ours comes out. I also think it has a little bit of an underdog status, because people know it was kind of a box office failure, like Blade Runner that same year. There's an interesting irony in the fact that the original Tronwas disqualified from the visual-effects category in the Academy Awards that year because they considered using a computer cheating. The movie was ahead of its time; the ideas in it were ahead of their time. The idea of a virtual avatar, a personality for yourself that exists in an online world, at that point was a very unique—something people couldn't quite comprehend then but now it's second nature. I think people generally seem to feel that of all films, this one warrants a sequel because it was ahead of its time and now its time has come. Hopefully.
I hear you're involved in re-doing another infamous Disney sci-fi film: The Black Hole.
Yeah, Black Hole is another Disney property. It's different than Tron. I feel like there's something in the original kernel of that idea in the story.
Wasn't it Disney's highest budgeted film at the time?
Yes! There are some incredible matte paintings and technical achievements there though the film definitely has its flaws.
You mean like the infamous robot death scene?
( Laughs) You mean, Anthony Perkins getting killed by Maximilian? That's unbelievable that that's in a Disney movie. That's one of the most gruesome things: also, the ending of the movie
It's like Dante's Robot Inferno.
Yeah, it's incredible. The tone of that film is mind-boggling and confusing. But I actually studied black holes for a time in college and have always been fascinated by the phenomenon that surrounds them. My idea for that film is to take the core concept but approach it from a more hard-science point of view.
No robot demons this time around?
Well, the robots are cool in that movie! Maximilian, the ship itself, there's some really beautiful design work and some amazing models. There are certain aspects of the original that we'd like to keep, but, rather than being a sequel, this one really would be a re-imagining, making a potentially really interesting film about what it would be like to actually go into space and approach one of these things. The fact that you've got true time and space warp-age in the vicinity allows for some really cool concepts in story telling. We've got this writer Travis Beacham, who I've always really wanted to work with, and I'm really looking forward to seeing where that one's going as we develop it over the next months or years.
Back to Tron: Legacy. What was it like helping Jeff Bridges revisit a role he played thirty years ago?
First of all, working with him is an incredible experience. He's the most generous warm, human being. The guy's got I don't know how many movies under his belt, and he put total faith and trust in me, a first-time director, to make this movie, which he holds near and dear to his heart because he'd done it 28 years ago. And he has this amazing challenge in this film of playing two versions of himself: Kevin Flynn, sixty years old, and the avatar that Kevin Flynn created in 1989, thirty-five years old. He has scenes against himself where he's playing two versions of himself from different points of his life. It was really fascinating to watch him work through his approach to that, and his performance on both sides is just incredible. I wouldn't have done this movie without him being involved he's the center of it, and he's got this kind of gravitational pull everything else kind of hovers around and it really grounds the movie.
I know you started with short films and commercials. Do you think that helped you create such compelling, interesting trailers?
My background was in making two-and-a-half-minute short films, and that led to getting commercial work. So I'm kind of comfortable in distilling a story down to that kind of time frame. I've also been very lucky that Disney has allowed me to be involved in the making of these [Tron] trailers. A lot of times, studios keep directors away from that, but I've been able to work on all the materials that are out there. It's actually created more workload, but it's kind of fun to be involved in all aspects of the marketing of this movie and to try to keep it consistent with the themes and tone of the film so that we're not selling something different than we're giving people.
What's the biggest difference between a two minute film and a two-hour film.
A hundred and eighteen minutes! ( Laughs) I guess, it's three-and-a-half years of your life versus four weeks. This film is almost 10 percent of my lifetime, which is a pretty crazy thing to think about. You've got to love what you do and in order to do something like this you have to get out of bed everyday and really enjoy it to keep up the stamina and keep doing great work. I love my job and am really thankful to be doing it.
So do you ever play with the props? Do you ever take those light-bikes for a spin?
(Laughs) Yeah, I mean, in developing all these props you have to play with them all the time.
Tough part of the job.
It is. I should probably step back once in a while and realize how much fun it is to be able to play with all these toys. It's a lot of work to make everything right and make it all exactly how you want it. But I couldn't be happier with the team of artisans and craftsman and designers that I have on this film, and they've done just an amazing job.
This is essentially your first film: were there any films or filmmakers who influenced you?
When I was six, my dad took me to Raiders of the Lost Ark. I think that's the age that everyone is when they see something that blows their mind. For me, that was that movie. And then, you know, like every other kid, Star Wars. As I got a little older, I started getting into the work of Stanley Kubrick—2001, The Shining—and then Blade Runner and all those other epic sci-fi films. Later, I ended up going to architecture school and I started admiring the work of Antonioni, who was also an architect and director. I'm sure on Tron: Legacy, people will see influences from all over the place and it's that kind of combination you bring to it that makes it fresh.
Antonioni meets Spielberg, maybe?
( Laughs) That would be an interesting combo, yeah.
Well, in 30 years who knows what'll come of the seed Tron: Legacy plants in some kid's mind.
That's the goal, right, to create something that has the same effect on some other six-year old this Christmas? It's a worthy goal, and it would be great if that happened.


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Tinkering with The Movies has been a joy.
It requires patience, large amounts of it -- it is not so much directing as it is remixing, so you must have the mindset of a DJ poring over samples, cutting and splicing and tweaking until everything is just so.
Some people might be disappointed to find that Sandbox mode doesn't even unlock everything, you still have to build up your studio and play the game -- though with considerable help. While I too would have liked all the moviemaking options laid out for me, I also find it fascinating to think of all the content that remains for me to discover.
And there is a lot of content.
What follows is a short-term wishlist:
1. Detailed light placement and color picker.
2. The ability to lay out routes for dolly shots and camera panning.
3. Freeze frames in postproduction.
I made a small film to celebrate my two-year wedding anniversary. I'm sure my wife wouldn't mind me sharing it (since it's uploaded on a public web page anyway).
Here you go.
And while it might still be debated by some whether or not videogames can make a person cry, I now know firsthand that things created with the aid of a videogame can turn on the waterworks.


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This is the list you've all been dreading...and the one we hate to have to put up, but felt it was a necessary part of running backtack from now on.
I've spent the last few days going through blogs and cross checking emails and blogs, and then crossing names off lists. I know from reading your blogs that most of you have actually made something, and that there is a lot still travelling in the post and that some of you are late but have let your partners know. I wont cross your name off though till I know it has been received. So if your name appears below, please let me know when your parcel arrives safely, or if you have received a parcel, let us know for your partner. If I have somehow missed a blog entry or email stating receipt of goods, please also let us know (the trawling is being done very late at night by a very tired me so I know I'll have missed some people). The list will remain up indefinately - hopefully getting smaller and smaller as the next week or so goes by. Please - don't fret at this stage if your name appears below - a lot of people's names appear who I know have made and sent something and who we have received finished photos from. I will try and update the list as often as I can and set your minds at ease. At this point we are calling it an Outstanding List. It will be upgraded to Blacklist in the near future and we will make it absolutely clear on this blog when that list has become something more. This list is in no way a reflection of the people on it, and is not intended to be - it is our working list at the moment, and a way of flushing out potential problems early. We also like to think of it as a way of seeing all these parcels arriving all over the world - it's great to see the list shrink!!
There's a few of you who haven't blogged about bt3 at all, or have done very little blogging in the last month, and I'll follow those people up seperately and make sure everything is ok.
The following are the names of outstanding players as of 3rd July 2006:: THIS WEEK THIS LIST WILL BECOME A BLACK LIST. I WILL POST AGAIN AND REITERATE THIS LATER IN THE WEEK JUST BEFORE IT OFFICIALLY BECOMES A BLACKLIST. IT WILL THEN BE THE RESPONSABILITY OF THE PLAYERS LISTED TO PROOVE THEIR PARCEL HAS ARRIVED, OR THAT THEY HAVE MADE AN ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENT WHICH IS SUITABLE FOR THEIR PARTNER. THIS LIST WILL REMAIN ACTIVE INDEFINATELY.
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The full size pic on the EB site is priceless- it shows Myra with her trademark rounded shoulders! Lol
She even EATS with contempt! That's a lot of energy she uses negatively. What a bitch! Oh and Mary, your skirt's too tight. Try an A-line next time! She's too oblivious to her old lady pooch. You can't put yourself through three pregnancies, be on the brink ofiddle age and not have one. Plus she has saddlebags, too. Gross that she has to show us every curve and bump.
Oh Denmark, look very closely: This is your future Queen Consort, when she's not aware of or not spazzing in front of cameras. As I said the truth will come out rather sooner than later. Bon Appétit!
Did you see the NYC interview? Myra hardly let Ferd get two words in. And even better, the presenter spends most of the spot talking about how glamorous the Swedish royal family is.
Oh, and Myra's meeting Duchess Do-Little next week. I'm sure they'll bond over swapping starvation techniques.
Thanks for this. What website do I find the full-size EB photo on, please?


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A Laundry Love Story
When the wind was cold and the days were short, the sock and the glove, surrounded by their mitten and toe-sock children, told the stories of their lives, and the story their children loved the most, the one they begged to hear again and again, was the story of how they fell in love and escaped the lives forced upon them.
They met before the last brittle leaves fell from the trees. He was there every week – sometimes twice – tumbling with the t-shirts, the underwear, the jeans. She was new and beautiful. Her bright stripes flashed past and caught him unaware, piercing through his dull, white façade. Instinctively he reached for her and to his surprise she grabbed hold, happy to find someone to cling to in this frightening new place.
He liked to think of himself as a left sock, though in truth they were all the same – an anonymous collective. The other socks disapproved of his individuality, but he endured their censure as he endured his dark days of toil.
Three weeks passed before he saw her again. That was the way of gloves. They held themselves aloof. But not her. She found him and told him about all of the wonderful things she did. He listened raptly as she described the smooth texture of an apple, or the lazy warmth of a cup of coffee. In turn he told her of the miles he had travelled, the sound leaves made as they crackled underfoot, and how the resonant tapping of a shoe on wood always made him smile. They fell in love.
They saw each other infrequently, and as fall hardened into winter and they understood that each meeting brought them closer to the long separation of spring and summer. One January afternoon they made their plans. Damn the consequences, they would escape.
Nearly a month later, on a Sunday evening, they found their chance. The fluorescent light in the laundry room was flickering uncertainly, casting strange shadows. When everyone was being pulled out of the dryer, they hid, huddling together in the darkest spot they could find. Several of the socks saw them and muttered their disapprobation, but one old sock, frayed and losing his elastic, whispered his good wishes.
They curled up together for hours, waiting for deepest part of the night. Silently they made their way up the old wooden stairs, across the linoleum with the flower pattern, and out the cat door to freedom. They made a home under an oak tree and though in time her bright colors faded and his crisp white turned dull gray, they always saw each other as they had been the first time they met.


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WDWNT Reporter Robert Ashburn visited the Magic Kingdom on Tuesday and has a number of newsworthy photos to share with us, including Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom play-testing and Grand Floridian DVC wing construction, so let's take a look:
Work continues on the Main Street Bakery facade
Is this crane for Fantasyland construction? No…
They are fixing a few small things on the Castle
Nice to see maintenance being done after such a short period of time
That is one tall crane
Work continues on the Main Street bridge
Renovations continue inside Plaza Ice Cream
Main Street characters out and about
The Chapeau and some of the Confectionary behind tarps
It is a strange look down Main Street these days
Package Pick-Up/Chamber of Commerce also behind tarps
Time to take a look at the progress on the Big Thunder Mountain refurbishment
Almost every roof is being replaced
They sure are friendly!
Some scrims are up to block some of the view
Still plenty to see though
Tumbleweed is practically being rebuilt, as are the lift hills
Another roof being replaced
Workers still up on the Castle
No, it can't be…
The Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom windows on Main Street have all been installed
Sorcerers play-tests every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday currently
A window under the Train Station
I warned you that more and more Disney Store merchandise is invading the parks…
Many windows now have a permanant floor marking
A look at Robert's cards
Now let's take a quick look at the construiction progress on the Grand Floridian Disney Vacation Club wing
Nothing to see here yet…


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A Prelude to the Lenten Season
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Transfiguration Sunday
Rev. Lon Lorton
February 26, 2017
Mark 8:2-9
What happened at Jesus' transfiguration is difficult to describe.
- Jesus' divinity and Godliness were momentarily exposed.
- Jesus' holiness was unveiled.
Characteristics of a "mountaintop experience":
- A particularly holy moment
- A place to not want to leave
They Like Jesus But Not the Church [Dan Kimball]
- People outside the church have a good opinion of Jesus.
- People outside the church have a lousy opinion of Christians.
Peter wanted to build a bubble.
Holy places in our lives are precious, but are not to be bottled up or stored away.
Jesus needed to come down from the mountaintop, as do we.
- Our faith is developed on a journey with Christ.
For the curious, how do you suppose the disciples recognized Moses and Elijah?
- Wearing nametags?
- Recognized their voices?
- Jesus was proper in introducing everyone?


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I like Arizona Republic scribe Laurie Roberts. She's a smart, classy lady. And I believe she means well.
See also: -Joe Arpaio Recall Still On, Despite Lack of Support from (Some) Deep-Pocket Democrats
As a columnist, she has the luxury of tut-tutting the hard work of others, as she did in her column today, where she wrote off the recall of Arpaio as "doomed" and fraught with political miscalculation.
This comes after what the recall may one day look back on as "Black Monday," when the anti-Arpaio group Respect Arizona announced that it was suspending the use of paid canvassers to collect signatures, and will be reverting to an all-volunteer army to score the remaining sigs to put Arpaio out to pasture.
The announcement was poorly handled. On Sunday, paid canvassers received an e-mail from their employer informing them that they should turn in their petitions. It stated the campaign was ending due to a lawsuit brought by Arpaio's birther buddies.
By Monday morning, Respect Arizona's campaign manager, Lilia Alvarez, was informing reporters that there was not enough cash in the kitty to continue a money-driven effort, one that had scored at least 120,000 valid signatures from qualified county electors.
In hindsight, RA should have held a press conference before the petition company reeled in its workers with an e-mail that was bound to be leaked.
RA could have informed the press that a strategic decision had been made to use the remaining resources for messaging, while relying on volunteers to obtain the rest of the signatures.
A call for funds and more volunteers could have been made then, too.
It's always better to radiate strength than concede weakness: both to keep your enemy at bay and for the morale of your people.
But what's past is past. Laurie says the recall effort is a bust. According to her, we might as well get used to Arpaio walking all over us and those we care about for the next four years.
Just after the recall started, Laurie called it "a slap in the face to voters."
About a month later, not long after Respect Arizona announced that it had gathered 120,000 valid signatures from qualified electors, she wrote that the recall was "off to an impressive start."
She went so far as to advise Arpaio: "I've heard a cruise is a nice way to ease into retirement."
Now, she claims, "[T]he chances of recalling the sheriff are about as good as the chances of Arpaio being named Sheriff of the Year by Chicanos Por La Causa."
She had Democratic consultant and lobbyist Mario Diaz chime in, calling Sheriff Joe and the recall "passe."
Admittedly, my head nearly exploded when I read that.
Every time Arpaio's goons raid a taco shop or a car wash or a warehouse for a retailer, they separate hardworking moms and dads from their children. Sometimes, indefinitely.
I can't think of those families as passe.
Nor can I think of those who've died in Joe's gulags, like Marty Atencio, as passe.
The child rape victims, who remain unavenged because the MCSO was more interested in rounding up brown people and ginning up charges on Joe's enemies? They, too, are not passe.
Then there's the corruption, the misspent $100 million, scores of millions in lawsuit payouts. The trampling of civil rights. The culture of cruelty. And on and on.
"The context of the comments came from a political strategy angle," Diaz told me when I called, asking for an explanation.
"It doesn't come from any policy decisions [Arpaio's] made, or any substantive issues. The answer came from a strictly political, operational, mechanical aspect of whether or not the recall happened two months or three months after the election."
Diaz believes a better use of time and resources would be to find a candidate now to start running against Arpaio in 2016.
Meanwhile, as people suffer under Arpaio's boot heel and Arizona injustice rolls on like the Colorado River, what would Diaz advise folks to do?
"On the watchdog side of it, on the allegations of abuse . . . absolutely, we have to have checks and balances on Sheriff Joe," he stated. "I'm not denying that. I'm not saying we shut the door on being watchdogs."
He also agreed that the "endgame" is removing Arpaio from power. He believes the recall came too soon after the election.
Thing is, even Roberts thinks Arpaio will be toppled if the recall gets the more than 335,000 valid signatures necessary by May 30.
Arpaio's campaign guru, Chad Willems, is on the same page, as was revealed in a secret recording videographer Dennis Gilman and I laid hands on.
Indeed, Arpaio's allies have been so frightened by the prospect that they've introduced unconstitutional legislation to end run the possibility of a recall. And there's the ill-conceived birther lawsuit, which really is "doomed" to fail.
My philosophy is that anything within the limits of the law that causes Arpaio and his flunkies heartache is worth doing. That includes the recall.
Roberts can afford to be dismissive of the recall, of ridiculing it, even. To be fair, that's the job of a columnist, to be critical. And sometimes, merciless.
As for Diaz, his firm appears to be a lucrative one.
It has represented clients such as the payday loan industry, Circle K, and a company that makes credit card-accepting parking meters.
Nothing wrong with that, of course. He also works for good guys like Phoenix City Council candidate, Pastor Warren Stewart. So I'll cut him a little slack.
I just wish he'd support Respect Arizona's efforts.
Many of us cannot look away from the injustice that results from the status quo here in Maricopa County.
We could not look the other way at now-recalled former state Senate President Russell Pearce's bigotry. So we ousted him.
We could not look the other way when Senate Bill 1070 was hatched at the state Legislature, though our attempts at thwarting that racist law have had uneven results.
And we cannot look away from Arpaio's mountain of misdeeds, which continues to grow.
Sure, winning is better than losing. But if the recall fails, at the very least, history will record that here were men and women who did something to try to stop Arpaio and protect the innocents his thugs crush without consequence.
As for my personal motivations regarding all things Arpaio, I'm reminded of a scene in one of my favorite Westerns, Sam Peckinpah'sRide the High Country, with Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea.
In one scene, the two cowboys are riding alongside each other, discussing the value of self-respect.
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Scott's character scolds McCrea's, asking him, "You know what's on a poor man's back when he dies? The clothes of pride -- and they're not a bit warmer to him dead than they were when he was alive."
He wonders what McCrea's character wants from life.
After a pause, he borrows a bit from the Gospel according to Luke:
"All I want is to enter my house justified."


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I'm SO excited for everyone to see this!! In celebration of my Mother and all Mothers everywhere I wanted to put something together to show my deep appreciation for all that you all do. Some times we limit ourselves to celebrating our Mothers on Mother's Day and birthdays, but with all that I've been through and the undying love and support that my Moms shows on the daily, I'm convinced that Every Day truly is Mother's Day. Please check out the video below and pass to along to someone you love or who this song reminds you of. I put a lot of time and love into writing, producing, and recording it, but I also directed, shot, and edited the video. A special thanks goes to Khari Lemuel for blessing this record with his amazing gifts of song and musicianship and to Tarrey Torae for helping with the vocal arrangement, production, and filming shots when I couldn't do it myself...you're the BEST baby!!
Again the poem is from my book, Dear Father: Breaking the Cycle of Pain, which I adapted into a song for my upcoming Dear Father Audio Book and album titled, My Daddy's Records. The book, audio book, and album, which are centered around the theme of my next book, The POWER of Forgiveness, have been created in effort to promote healing through letting go of our past and the art of writing. That idea sparked the Dear Father Letters writing campaign. The theme is "One Million Letters Written, One Million Hearts Healed." Please visit www.DearFatherLetters.com to submit your letter if you already haven't. And for those who are still fighting with writing your letter, know that there is so much joy waiting for you on the other side of that challenge. Love Y'all Much...Happy Mother's Day!!!


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AJ Allmendinger crashes on opening lap for 2nd straight day at IndyCar's Detroit Grand Prix
DETROIT – AJ Allmendinger has had a rough weekend in the Motor City.
The Penske Racing driver crashed on the opening lap for the second straight day at the Detroit Grand Prix.
He was in a pack of cars when he hit a wall Sunday. Allmendinger took the blame for getting squeezed between two cars in a crash Saturday.
Penske Racing plans to put Allmendinger in NASCAR Nationwide Series road course races this month and in August.
He has driven a limited NASCAR schedule since his suspension for a failed drug test last year. Penske fired Allmendinger but gave him another chance in IndyCar and is extending another opportunity in stock cars this summer.


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Broome County to Facilitate Flood Debris Removal in Affected Areas
On July 24, Broome County Executive Jason Garnar declared a State of Emergency for those areas affected by flash flooding. After surveying the impacted areas, County Executive Garnar issued this declaration to facilitate debris removal.
Broome County is working with the Town of Vestal and Taylor Garbage for this initiative.
Dumpsters have been placed in four locations in Vestal:
Tharp Street
Richards Avenue
Grand Avenue
Kintner Estates
Homeowners may utilize these dumpsters for flood debris. Only flood debris can be placed in the dumpsters. Taylor Garbage will be picking up the dumpsters on Friday, July 28 and Broome County will be waiving the tipping fees at the landfill.
Homeowners may also apply for a waiver of the tipping fees at the Broome County Landfill for flood debris through Friday, July 28th. Applications are available at Vestal Town Hall.
Normal Landfill rules apply. Flood debris only. No electronics, no white goods (refrigerators, washing machines, dishwashers, etc...) and no hazardous materials.


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Penn State Wrestling
Jan Johnson makes return to Nittany Lion wrestling squad
Monday marked the first official day of the collegiate wrestling season.
On Friday, Penn State fans were able to meet the defending NCAA champions inside Rec Hall for the first time this year at the second annual kickoff event.
The event started with Nittany Lion wrestlers being announced. The big names were there: Zain Retherford, Bo Nickal, Jason Nolf and Matt McCutcheon. There were also new members Nick Suriano and Mark Hall. Some staples of the program like Jordan Conaway, Morgan McIntosh, David Taylor and Matt Brown were there too.
One name jumped out above them all.
Jan Johnson.
Yes, the same guy who filled in for Penn State last year at heavyweight as he redshirted for the football program.
"He came back on his own," Nittany Lions coach Cael Sanderson said. "We stayed in touch with him and communicated with him. We're obviously excited to see him here. Unfortunately, he's going to be out for a while with his leg but he's got a lot of potential."
The sophomore made a return to the football field and even saw some action for Penn State for the first time in about two years. It came in the game against Michigan due to the Nittany Lions' linebacking corps being depleted by injury. It was quickly taken away from him as he got injured. After the game, coach James Franklin ruled Johnson out for the year.
"It sucked that it was short lived. You can't do anything about it; you just have to look forward," Johnson said of the injury and returning to the wrestling squad. "I wasn't sure. Coach Cael said that 'we'd love to have you back and have you be a part of this team.' That's an opportunity you can't turn down."
Making it better
Last year marked the first time Penn State put on the kickoff event for the season.
Fans were able to come out for an evening to just watch the opening practice or get a meal and enjoy the show. Wrestlers took part in practice on three mats spread across the middle of the Rec Hall floor.
This year the event was more like a program instead of just a practice. As the wrestlers were announced, they came out to a fog machine pumping.
"That's the first thing you need, right," Sanderson said of the fog machine, "when you are having a season kickoff. People didn't know who was who so we tried to change that. It's less about showing everyone a hard, intense practice and have a little bit more fun and squeeze in a practice."
Each wrestler had is name on the back of his shirt to identify himself to help fans. There was a silent auction with items ranging from lunch with Taylor or Frank Molinaro to autographed wrestling shoes, pictures or a singlet and even an transportation and hotel stay for the NCAA Championships in St. Louis.
During the practice, the voice of the Nittany Lions, Jeff Byers, interviewed the likes of Olympians Molinaro and Franklin Gomez and assistant coach Casey Cunningham.
"I think it's just a way for Cael to give back to the community for all the times they are supporting him," former Penn State wrestler Dave Becker said. "It's really nice for the fans and families to get an up close look behind the program like the assistant coaches, grad assistants and guys who are training with the freestyle club. It's a really nice touch."
Current Nittany Lion Vincenzo Joseph had nothing but high praise for the event. He felt it sums up Penn State as a whole.
"Last year was an incredible event too, but this is just amazing," Joseph said. "A bunch of fans in the crowd a month before our first dual meet its pretty incredible and there is nowhere else like it. It just says a lot about Penn State Athletics as a whole and how amazing our fan base is. It's just a great environment to be in."
Switching sides
Jake Varner made it to the top of the mountain for the sport of wrestling when he won a gold medal at the London Olympics in 2012.
Varner has trained with the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club for six years. When Molinaro decided to focus more on the USA Wrestling team after qualifying for the 65-kilogram spot, it opened up a spot on Penn State's coaching staff.
Sanderson asked Varner to take that spot and he didn't hesitate to say yes.
"It's something I've wanted to do," Varner said. "I want to be coach but I'm not sure I'm done competing yet. My focus is on coaching and helping these guys accomplish their goals. It's a different side of wrestling and sports being in the coaching role."
Nate Cobler: 814-231-4609, @ncoblercdt


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[Seminar information] Announcing Career Development Seminar for Network Server Engineers, on December 14 (Sat.), from 10:30
We announce that a career development seminar and interviews for network server engineers will be held on Saturday, December 14, from 10:30!
Our instructors, who have been conducting training at various major companies, will have will introduce a career vision to expand your potential in diverse perspectives.
It is a seminar where, together with the instructor, you think about the work you would like to engage in long term and abilities you would like to develop further, and reconsider the building of your career.
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Product InformationProduct code: ES3602 Categories: Sold Items, Sold Rings.
The colour of the coral in this antique ring has such a delightful soft pink colour that unlike many coral today has not been dyed or stained in any way.
Dating from the 1870,s the pink coral is surrounded by 21 old European cut diamonds that totals 0.63 carats and adds the right amount of elegance and class to the ring.
All hand made in 15ct yellow gold, the colour of the gold matches so well with the soft pink colour of the coral.
The setting measures 16.6mm across by 13.3mm and sits up so nicely thanks to the split band adding even more charm to an already delightful antique ring.
This is such an attractive example of an antique coral and diamond ring and one that sits so well on the finger with so much grace and elegance.
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NASA collaborates with small businesses throughout the country through the Small Business Innovative Research program to leverage the creativity and know-how of small businesses to benefit space exploration.
The ISRU Technology Development Project works closely with the SBIR program to define technology needs that can be provided by small businesses and many innovations have come from such partnerships.
The following is a non-exhaustive list of examples of technologies developed by small businesses to help advance NASA's ability to exploit space resources.
Pneumatic Regolith Feed System (Honeybee Robotics).
Through a collaboration with NASA Kennedy Space Center, Honeybee Robotics developed a pneumatic feed system that moves regolith from ground level to a hopper feeding a carbothermic reactor. The key elements of a closed-loop system were demonstrated at an ISRU Technology Field test where Hawaiian tephra was conveyed 1.6m above the ground into the reactor. It was performed as an SBIR Phase 3 effort using Innovative Partnership Program (IPP) funds with cost-sharing from Honeybee.
JSC1A lunar basalt simulant
Orbitec has developed and produced several regolith simulant materials for sale to technology developers and the public. JSC1A is a simulant for lunar Mare basalts developed on requirements from the Lunar Regolith Simulant Development and Characterization project at Marshall Space Flight Center. It has also developed a unique technique to produce embedded nano-phase iron spheres in glass agglutinates of lunar simulant materials.
Solar Energy Collection and Delivery Module (Physical Sciences Inc.)
Using an array of focusing mirrors to increase the density of incoming solar light into optical fibers, PSI has developed full-scale concentrator prototypes capable of achieving direct heating of regolith on the order of 1500°C. This technology called the Solar Collection and Delivery Module has been tested in NASA ISRU Technology Field Tests to deliver 600 – 700W of energy into a carbothermic reactor.


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Education and Training Identified As Key Requirement For Next Wave of Internet of Things Deployments
New Bedford, MA – Evidence continues to support the idea that the Internet of Things is the next big frontier in technology and that, companies large and small, across a wide range of industries, need help to look deeper into opportunities to leverage the Internet of Things.
The challenge, however, according to INEX Advisors, a Massachusetts-based Internet of Things advisory services firm, is that most companies are lacking the knowledge, skills and training necessary to be able to successfully deploy these types of technology solutions, whether internally or as an external revenue-producing product or service.
"Evidence from our field work with companies evaluating or deploying Internet of Things solutions across multiple market segments, and from studies we have conducted with our partners, is clear in demonstrating that management and operations teams are serious about investigating, funding and deploying Internet of Things capabilities in the next three years," stated Chris Rezendes, president of INEX Advisors. "The big challenge is that these companies typically do not have the internal resources to drive Internet of Things adoption or deployment. They are lacking the specific education, training and opportunity identification resources that are required to position themselves, and their partners, to make IoT investment decisions quickly and with confidence."
Rezendes cited a recent study, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by ARM, in which the majority of respondents agreed that a lack of Internet of Things knowledge, skills and training is the single biggest obstacle to using and deploying the IoT more expansively.
The study found that the most committed companies are investing in training and hiring consultants and third-party experts "seeking to build knowledge and identify successful IoT business models."
"Successful definition, deployment and value creation of and from Internet of Things investments requires a number of new tools," says Rezendes. "Yes, executives are attending a multitude of industry events both nationally and globally to try to keep pace with Internet of Things market definitions and technology developments, but the greater challenges, and profit, are to be found in addressing a number of deeper questions about the operational, financial and related requirements associated with connecting one class of physical assets or another. We – those who call ourselves IoT experts – need to take them further."
Pam Sefrino, principal at INEX Advisors, says that companies who are seriously considering adopting or deploying Internet of Things solutions need to go beyond the technology specifications.
"The challenge is getting beyond just the technology itself to deeply considering and mapping the authentic value that the new Internet of Things solution will provide," Sefrino says. "A deep understanding of the requirements for creating real meaning and impact for stakeholders up and down the value chain is critical for driving scale, revenue growth and ultimately, sustainable margins. There are important considerations and questions, requiring new ways of thinking, that must be addressed before a company ever gets to the pilot stage," she says.
Given the demand, INEX is launching its new IoT Commercialization Program – How YOU IoT for Scale, Value and Profit this month.
Rezendes and Sefrino say that their goal for these soup-to-nuts Internet of Things education, training and strategy programs is to drive a structured, experience-informed process for getting innovative companies up to speed on the important, but often overlooked, aspects of successful IoT adoption and deployment and its impact on their company, their customers and their suppliers.
The scope of the program includes:
- Definition and RE-definition of IoT and traditional businesses
- Key solution architecture and enabling technologies
- Mapping assets, stakeholders, interest, data and values
- New business models, and implications for existing industries and markets
- Data ownership, privacy, access management and monetization
- Financing IoT
And more.
Participants will benefit by gaining a unique perspective on, and deep understanding of, what is required to respond to the opportunities and challenges presented by the Internet of Things. In addition, participating companies will receive live training through the INEX Internet of Things Strategy Playbook designed to serve as guide for identifying, evaluating and testing IoT opportunities.
All companies who are beginning their IoT investigation, in the planning phase, or fine-tuning a specific development plan are candidates to create significant value through this program.
To learn more about the INEX Advisors Internet of Things Commercialization Program, visit http://inexadvisors.com/training-education/ or contact Pam Sefrino at 508-525-9700 or email email@example.com


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"Trick or Treat"
Written by
Fred Freeman
Directed by
E. W. Swackhamer
Airdate: Oct. 28, 1965
Despite Endora's demand that Samantha accompany her to a witches' celebration of Halloween, Darrin insists that his wife remain at home to entertain Louise and Larry Tate, Jack Rogers, a client, and his wife Phyllis. Disguising herself as a child in gypsy costume, Endora heres Darrin with a spell which will gradually turn him into a werewolf. When Samantha demands that her mother remove the spell, Endora tells her she can't remember the words. After the guests arrive, Darrin is forced to go out of the room from time to time to shave off the werewolf hair which is beginning to grow all over him. Finally, when dinner arrives, Darrin starts snarling and jumps through an open window. Larry and Jack, sure that Darrin is in werewolf costume, bring him back into the house. Darrin, fearful of what he might do, gets Samantha to lock him in the hall closet. Endora reappears in a high fashion evening gown. When Samantha tells her she is behaving exactly like the stereotype of a witch she hates so much, Endora returns Darrin to his normal self. Later, Jack, certain that Endora is also garbed for Halloween, compliments her on her bizarre outfit. Endora gestures, and a lion's tail appears on Jack. Endora tells Darrin Jack won't notice it until he tries to remove his trousers.
Guest cast: Jack Collins as Jack Rogers, Barbara Drew as Mrs. Rogers, Maureen McCormick as Endora (as a girl), David Bailey as the boy magician, Skip Tourgeson as the delivery boy.
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- War Preperations Commence in Synuefe
- War will Begin May 24th 3302
- Civil Unrest State Pending
- Expansion Pending
- Drop Exploration Data at Stations and Outposts under the Control of Time of Chaos
- Trade with Time of Chaos Stations and Outposts across its systems.
- Support the Time of Chaos minor faction by completing missions.
Story Log
Over the past week we have been able to keep our influence moving up primarily positively across most systems, currently Shorodo may be suffering some turmoil by Imperial Insurrection and should be observed in case we need to heavily put down any violent Imperial revolt.
Synuefe forces are currently preparing for combat operations which should commence tommorw, where we plan to engage Imperial Forces that control the next major outpost of the system.
In addition, we are preparing for another expansion of our dominion and Pilots should be ready to assist if possible once we make our move to our new target.
Good Luck Commanders, See You on the Battlefield!
Hail Chaos, For the Echleon.


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Model Train Specials
LGB #24771 Porter Steam Class 0-4-0T - Unlettered, #3
- Manufacture: Model Train Specials
- Category: Steam Locomotive
- Number: 24771
- Scale: G
- Price: $279.99
The American locomotive builder H. K. Porter exported especially small locomotives all over the world. Porter locomotives went to Hawaii and to the Philippines as well as to many American logging railroads. They were also used on mining railroads in Arizona and Mexico as well as at the construction site for the Panama Canal.
This detailed and weatherproof model of this famous locomotive has a lot of features:
Factory-installed multi-train control system decoder onboard for analog and digital operation, three-position selector switch for the mode of operation, encapsulated drive system, two axles powered, a powerful Bühler motor, six electrical pickups, a voltage limiting system, a smoke generator, headlights that change over automatically with the direction of travel, and a figure of a locomotive engineer.
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Trolley buses proved short term popular as cities starting converting their trolley systems to buses. Since the transit company had the overhead infrastructure, it wasn't hard to add a second wire and convert a former trolley route to trolley bus.
For many riders this was probably an improvement as many trolley operations suffered from poor track maintenance. The trolley bus was quiet and smooth, without the noise and small of a diesel bus.
Trolley buses also prove superior on streets with steep hills. Two of the 5 remaining trolley bus systems in North America are in two very hilly cities, Seattle and San Francisco. These two cities both operate rather large trolley bus networks.
Trolley Bus #604 is from Seattle and operated there for about 30 years.
Technical Information
- Car #: 604
- Year Built: 1940
- Builder: Twin Coach
- Last Operator: Seattle Metro
- Car Type: Trolley Bus
- Year Museum acquired:
- Common Name: Trolley-Bus
- Track Gauge: N/A
- # of trucks/Wheels: N/A
- Car Status: Needs Restoration
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Friday, November 05, 2010
We are in love with our new Condo on Wheels!!
Today we picked the Seneca up from Owasco, spending the day there to finalize everything and move from the Regal into the new digs. I cannot believe that we managed to squeeze so much stuff into the old RV. At the moment it is all piled up inside the living area. The first thing I did was to make up the bed. The RV's stock bedding will be mothballed in our storage locker. I was so exhausted on Friday that I just fell into bed. Michael had the hard job of pushing the buttons to open the slides and hooking up the electricity. Tomorrow we will unpack....zzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Tom Hegarty Athletic Director 1996 thru 2013In 1993, Hanford High School hired Tom as the Athletic Director and for the next 20 years he was the face of Falcon athletics. Tom was known for his passion for Falcon teams and their athletes. He knew them by name and was always offering encouragement and positive remarks to each of them. Tom was also instrumental in transitioning the Falcons from the Mid-Valley League into the Big 9 and eventually the creation of a new league – the Mid-Columbia Conference.
Nothing made Tom happier than watching his Falcons win an athletic contest and he was able to see Hanford win many League, District and Regional championships, and also several State Championships. Tom is also known as a man of great integrity and honesty and also possessing a great sense of humor - character traits that endeared him to many.
Nobody has more of a passion for the Hanford Falcons, Tom Hegarty truly bleeds Purple and Gold!


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Everything that Lindberg do is steeped in the Danish design tradition of discreet, classic elegance and carefully considered simplicity. Lindberg designs have won dozens of prestigious design awards.
Between traditional and casual, chic and offbeat with a 'trendy London' feel, the WOOW style will speak to all men and women with a sense of humour.
Lindberg Horn is a unique, handcrafted combination of exclusive buffalo horn and titanium. Lindberg Horn is endorsed by The Royal Danish Court and winner of 72 international design awards.
ProDesign is well aware that Danish design is known all over the world. People admire its clean and simple lines, consistent high quality and unique ability to combine lightness of form with functional strength.


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The Columbia business landscape hasn't always been as commercial as it is now. Mike Brooks has been a fixture in the city's business outlook for five years, but that reign is coming to an end as Brooks announced his retirement from Regional Economic Development Incorporated (REDI) Wednesday.
REDI strives to help entrepreneurs expand their businesses to become significant employers.
Since coming to Columbia, Brooks has overseen major changes in the local business landscape. Soon after he started, Brooks helped facilitate an IBM service center to Columbia, a move that had been attempted before by REDI before, but failed to accomplish.
And it's Brooks' work within the community that REDI Chairwomen Vicki Russell says was his best contribution.
"We have a very strong effort now to support and encourage entrepreneurism, which means we are embarking heavily on growing our own businesses and industries," Russell said.
Brooks specialized in entrepreneurism and said Columbia's assets provide a breeding ground for small businesses.
"A strength that we have by virtue of the main campus at the University of Missouri with 35,000 students, researchers and other very well-educated, energetic people," Brooks said.
Brooks helped Columbia reach No. 3 on Forbes' list for the best small cities for jobs and was a large part of creating Beyond Meat, a company that uses MU research to make meat substitutes.
Brooks is heading back to his home state of Indiana to be closer to family and plans to officially retire between the end of September and mid-December.


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The choice of blond hair for his bob was deliberate as I wanted to introduce an extra element of colour to the model and hopefully make him stand out on the tabletop. He does now bare an unfortunate resemblance to the current Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, who's full name is actually 'Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson' which does make him sound like a proper medieval baron.
The post title comes from that fact that Johnson was,very early in his career, sent to the midlands by his employer The Times newspaper in an attempt to show him how real people lived. He lodged in Bilston, near Wolverhampton with "a woman called Brenda". He even claimed that it was this work experience that turned him into a Tory.
|My policy on cake is pro having it and pro eating it."
As this miniature bares an unintentionally similar resemblance to another metal Perry figure [here] I may paint up that model and label him Sir Michael of Lichfield in honour of Michael Fabricant, MP for Lichfield, who also sports an equally distinctive (I would say 'comical' but my mom told me not to be rude to strangers) blond hairstyle.
In an attempt to keep this blog balanced I did try to find a bad haircut among the members of the opposition but met with no success (although Ed Miliband did sport a corker in his youth which resembled Henry V's puddin' basin style).
I'm unsure which retinue this model will eventually fit into. I have several options that I have planned including those for the Earl of Warwick, Lord Audley or the Duke of Buckingham, all with relatively local connections. These characters would have enjoyed far larger retinues in real life but I'm limiting them to the six men-at-arms as allowed by the Lion Rampant rules. As I am a benevolent dictator I will probably also allow them to have a limited number of billmen or archer units. Lord Dudley will of course get a full strength retinue (my toy soldiers, my rules).