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Yep in this case yes i do know more. Overall no. But in this game down 1 goal when Raymond has done nothing but kill play after play in the offensive zone while Higgins, BUrrows, and Hansen have actually created chances and been strong on the forecheck I am 100% sure there were better options than Mason Raymond in the dying minutes of the third. Without a doubt.RoyalDude wrote: So bad that AV puts him on in the dying minute with the goalie pulled? Hmmmm, but hey I guess AV is an idiot and your just one smart Arm Chair GM who knows his stuff.
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1. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionrydog23 Apr 10, 2007 3:35 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))This feature would be awesome.
2. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionDoug Katz Apr 10, 2007 4:56 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Wow. a sensible, non-trivial, non-idiosynchratic feature request! Yes it would be useful!
3. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionIDEAS-Training Apr 11, 2007 4:12 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Photoshop gives you the closest Pantone Solid color--not necessarily the same as the equivalent color.
4. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionrydog23 Apr 11, 2007 6:50 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Doug,
I've posted this request before. Then again, I've posted many features before. I don't know how many times over the years a customer would send a file in built in process and they suddenly want to change some of the artwork to spot, but they don't know what PMS ink to use, they just want it to match what they sent in. Blah, blah, blah.
I think that is what the OP was getting at, was the ability to show the closest Pantone match, not necessarily the exact same match. This makes me wonder what kind of algorithm it would take to accomplish this task though. Hmmm.
5. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionTeri_P Apr 11, 2007 8:19 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))CS3
Art containing two non-global process colors has been selected, and the Live Color dialog opened:
Below, the Pantone solid coated library has been selected from the Limit to Library popup menu, which causes an immediate lookup of the closest matching color in the library to every color in the selected art (notice that the brown is a tiny bit redder and the green a little yellower, showing you that the replacements have happened):
The sliders above have also been switched to Tint and a new color group was created by clicking on the little folder with the + sign above the color group list. These two steps are not necessary, I just wanted to show that they were possible. Also it was the best way to display the names of both Pantone colors.
If all you want to do is recolor your document with the same number of Pantone colors that your design uses distinct mixed colors, you're done!
All the rest of this post is just showing more variations of what you can do, especially reducing the number of spot colors used when the original document has more color variation than you want.
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Here I have switched to the metallic library:
If the selected art had contained more original colors than desired number of spot colors, then you can enter the number of desired spot colors to reduce to, and it will pick the best color set of that size from the chosen library to "posterize" to, as shown below:
After reduction to two colors:
After limiting to ANPA library:
Next I've switched to the Color Wheel view, and rotated the color markers to a different position. When limiting to a library, the entire color wheel is drawn using only the colors in that library, so that you can easily navigate to nearby colors:
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Swatches from Color Books and other libraries can be accessed in the Color Picker, but only when it is opened from within the Live Color dialog (by double-clicking on any color well) while limiting to that library. This gives you another method of picking a different color if you don't like the default match.
There is not yet any ability to switch libraries while the Color Picker is open, but we hope to enable that in CS4.
6. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionrydog23 Apr 12, 2007 4:21 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Wow, thanks for the preview Teri. I'm glad that this feature request is null and void from now on!
7. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionDoug Katz Apr 12, 2007 7:04 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Wow is right.
8. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversion(Michele_Garcia) May 27, 2007 12:56 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))This is something I've been wanting too. Right now I'm using Art Directors Toolkit. It not only finds the closest Pantone color, but also sorts the next closest swatches.
9. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversion(Ryan_Brock) Jun 22, 2007 8:01 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))I would imagine that it would take the created CMYK color, then match it to the closest Pantone-to-CMYK conversion. Unless I'm wrong, that seems pretty simple.
Michele Garcia, the Art Director's Toolkit is pretty useful for this in my experience as well.
10. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionTeri_P Jul 2, 2007 8:16 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))> I would imagine that it would take the created CMYK color, then match it to the closest Pantone-to-CMYK conversion. Unless I'm wrong, that seems pretty simple.
Ah, but in a multi-variable situation, there are many ways to define "closest". What difference metric do you minimize?
The definition of "closest color" that Live Color uses is the same one that ImageReady and Save for Web (and Live Trace) use. It converts the original document color and each library spot color to RGB using whatever the spot color conversion options and the color profile specify (so depending on your options it can give a different result if the swatch library contains both Lab and CMYK metrics), then it uses a weighted RGB distance between those two colors, with the weights being the same ones that Photoshop uses. (The green channel is weighted the heaviest because it is the brightest color and thus contributes the most to the lightness or darkness of the color as well as to the hue.)
In libraries that have a color which is close in both hue and saturation, it is pretty good, and very fast. I don't much like what it chooses as the closest color in sparse libraries like Pastel and Metallic if the original color isn't close to any color in the library. The weighted RGB distance metric tends to cause a shift towards grays if the best hue match is significantly darker or lighter than the original color. I think it would usually work better to use an HSB distance metric and weight hue more heavily than saturation or brightness, since you can always reduce the tint or overprint black if you have a spot color with the best hue match but it is too dark or too light. But since we had an efficient ready-to-use nearest swatch function from the Save for Web library, we did like Live Trace did in CS2 and picked it up rather than roll our own, despite the limitations.
11. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionWade S Zimmerman Jul 2, 2007 11:14 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Also you can the go to the color guide panel and which will give you many more option that just the nearest swatch but a whole group of harmonies.
Now keep in mind once you get use to something it is very hard to change even if it is a vast improvement. So no one is trying to convince you that will happen over time.
And saving these as color groups are also cool. Especially for future use.
12. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversion(drdocument) Jul 20, 2007 6:51 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))YES! Thanks very much, Teri!
13. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversion(moppyjoppy10881) Aug 21, 2008 1:29 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))Is there a way in Photoshop to click on a pantone color that is part of the art work and have that pantone color and its number appear in a block as part of the art work, so that you know what pantone colors were used in the document??
14. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionScott Falkner Aug 21, 2008 1:43 PM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))> Is there a way in Photoshop to click on a pantone color that is part of the art work and have that pantone color and its number appear in a block as part of the art work, so that you know what pantone colors were used in the document?
Buddy, you are waaaay lost. This if the Illustrator (not Photoshop) forum for feature requests (not help). Ask in either the Macintosh or Windows Photoshop forum, and be sure to include version number.
15. Re: Color Picker with Pantone conversionartistchrislee Feb 17, 2009 3:44 AM (in response to (Danlyn_Iantorno))im haveing a huge irritation useing illustrator cs4 live paint bucket because i can use everything else apart from the paint bucket which should be the easyiest tool to use sometimes it works with the white arrow sometimes it doesnt i sometimes get this below message
the selection contains objects that cannot be converted. live paint groups can only contain paths and compound paths. clipping paths are not allowed
the lines which i have drawn are connected which i believe have to be in order to use the paint bucket and i have no clipping paths so i am am baffled
presume it is because the line is set to 0.01 it seems the live paint bucket wont notice thin lines, but i tried makeing the line thicker so i could use the paint bucket and it still doesnt work


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By Alton K. Marsh
Jetman Yves Rossy will tumble backward off the skid of a helicopter at not only EAA AirVenture 2013 but the Reno, Nevada, National Championship Air Races and Air Show later in the year. He'll then fly like Superman with the aid of a wing strapped to his back and four jet engines designed for model airplanes, using only his feet, arms, and hands to control his flight path. Rossy is a Swiss airline pilot and inventor. He can do a loop, although there are no details on what he might perform at Oshkosh and Reno. He has previously flown what was deemed by his publicist as a "private" demonstration above the Grand Canyon in 2011, but it was anything but private. Media types were ready and waiting.
Rossy uses German-made Jetcat P200 model aircraft engines—to the horror of the U.S. distributor, but to the delight of the German manufacturer that has signed on as one of his sponsors. He has appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman where Letterman inquired if he could become a sponsor. So far the only name on his wing has been Breitling, the luxury watch manufacturer. Rossy has flown in formation with a Douglas DC–3 carrying Breitling employees.
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Imagine having yearlong access to a flight school's simulator for $120. That's soon to be a reality for pilots near Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, thanks to a new club formed by local flight school AvSport. Users will pay one fee and get unlimited access to an AOPA Jay by Redbird for a year. Current AvSport students will have free access.
School owner Dr. Paul Shuch said students will use the Jay as part of his integrated sport pilot and private pilot upgrade curriculums. He envisions certificated pilot members will use the available scenarios as a form of self-guided learning. "Certificated pilots joining the simulator club will be given a catalog of available scenarios from which to select. They can fly those, or just go into free-flight mode, exploring and experimenting," he said.
Shuch said he chose the Jay because of its price point, which at $2,490 falls between home systems and those approved by the FAA for currency. He also was drawn to the idea of scenarios, whether he creates them or they are already on the device from AOPA, EAA, and others.
"Without a published curriculum that tells the student what he or she will be doing in each lesson, what the completion standards are, and what homework will help the student to prepare for that lesson, they would find themselves just wandering around the sky burning avgas, helping the instructor to build hours toward his or her own airline career—maybe having fun, but making very little educational headway. Without scenarios, simulator training is just the same, except we're not burning avgas," he said. Shuch is currently accepting charter members that will have privileges through the end of 2014, as well as a few select lifetime members (see "This Bird Really Flies," April 2013 AOPA Pilot or visit the website.—Ian J. Twombly
By Alyssa J. Miller
The Jemez and Sangre de Cristo mountains paint a breathtaking backdrop for pilots landing at New Mexico's Santa Fe Municipal Airport on the high desert plateau. Works of art appealing to pilots' hearts—from fully operational piston and jet warbirds available for training flights to brand-new fighters stopping for fuel en route for delivery—flit to and fro at the busy airport, with general aviation, corporate, and airline traffic adding to the mix. Whimsical statues at the Spanish-style terminal and FBO offer a hint of what's to come in town.
Santa Fe Air Center offers a courtesy car for two hours (Enterprise car rentals are available), giving visitors some time to sightsee. Leaving the airport, Santa Fe exudes eclectic tastes of art and culture. Just give it a chance—a junkyard located beside the airport entrance belies the town's charm. The short drive to Santa Fe takes tourists by a Buddhist temple and into the heart of the town where the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi rises. Downtown features artwork and statues at every turn, from elaborately painted parking garage posts to building facades. Two-story shops, selling everything from Native American to Spanish to modern art, jewelry, and clothing, are fashioned with flair; restaurants boast interior courtyards to allow visitors to bask in Santa Fe's 300-plus days of VFR weather a year.
Whether dining in the airport restaurant, downtown at the popular New Mexican eatery The Shed, or at a steakhouse, be prepared to eat some chiles—they come with everything. $100 hamburger with chiles. Chile rellenos. Peanut brittle, yes, with chiles in it.
In July and August, the Santa Fe Opera Festival season will be in full swing. Year-round, the area offers outdoor activities in the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains. Only 30 miles away is Los Alamos, the birthplace of the atomic bomb. For adventurers, there's also the chance to strike it rich: Millionaire Forrest Fenn breathed new life into Santa Fe this year by releasing clues to news media and in a memoir, The Thrill of the Chase, as to the location of a supposed treasure chest worth a pretty penny that he buried in the nearby mountains. But those who visit will find that Santa Fe is the real treasure, a true work of art to be savored.
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The solar-powered Solar Impulse aircraft is flying across the United States on no fuel at all, using solar cells to charge batteries by day and slowly floating down from higher altitudes by night.
The flight is aimed at focusing awareness on alternative power sources. It has made several long-distance flights, including one from Switzerland, where it is based, to Africa and back.
The aircraft, a project launched in 2003, completed the world's first solar 26-hour day and night flight in 2010. It flew to Brussels and Paris in 2011.
The Solar Impulse had flown from California to Phoenix as this was written, with next stops planned in Dallas; St. Louis; Washington, D.C.; and finally New York City.
By Jill W. Tallman
Airshows are a great way to showcase aviation to the nonflying public—so long as the public comes to the airshows. When you have an important story to tell, however, sometimes you need to go directly to your audience.
That's why the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Red Tail Squadron created the Rise Above exhibit to tell the story of the Tuskegee Airmen. Rise Above is not simply a static P–51—though that impressive airplane plays a starring role in an aviation setting. A key part of the exhibit is a short-form film that puts its viewers in the back seat of that P–51. The film is viewed in a 35-seat theater housed in a 53-foot trailer that is trucked directly to schools and other venues.
The story on film
Adam White, director of documentaries Flight of the Red Tail, Red Tail Reborn, and The Restorers, was in the director's chair for this effort as well. "We try to remember what normal people don't know," he said. "Ninety percent of African-Americans don't know about the Tuskegee Airmen. You have to hit them with the very clear facts: that these airmen volunteered to save the world"—and then encountered prejudice when they returned home to the United States. Two versions were shot; the longer version for schools features a young student who learns that a new friend fought in a war as a pilot, and that the man had to overcome obstacles to reach his goal. Tuskegee Airmen Col. Charles E. McGee appears as himself, which White said added even more impact to the story: "Here's the guy who was asked to sit in the back of the bus."
White filmed three P–51s from a variety of angles to give the film its needed authentic feel. "You couldn't shoot these on a green screen," he said. An aspect ratio of 7:1 allowed the filmmaker to use more parts of the screen and do more to keep the viewpoint realistic. "This movie was made for one theater only," White said. "It will not be seen on DVD or iPad." The theater employs a custom-built 163-degree panoramic screen designed by a company that specializes in planetarium shows.
White says the Rise Above message can be especially important for youth who may be at risk, because they can see firsthand that the Tuskegee Airmen overcame obstacles that seemed insurmountable. "They were told they didn't have the physical, moral, or mental capacity to operate those machines," he says.
The airplane and its pilot
The distinctive P–51C Tuskegee Airmen can be seen when the exhibit is on display at airshows, fly-ins, and other aviation venues.
On a May afternoon in 2012, Tuskegee Airmen sat outside the Rise Above trailer at Culpeper Regional Airport in Virginia. The exhibit had just finished a three-day run at Andrews Air Force Base, and plans were to take the program to public schools in Virginia. Unfortunately, a week of mandatory testing had left no room in the schedule for Culpeper's students to view the film. The show would go on, however, for about two dozen home-schooled children and Boy Scouts who were coming out to the airport.
White, producer Kara Martinelli, and a group of CAF volunteers were on their hands and knees assembling the screen. A hard drive that had been shipped overnight had been damaged, and a new hard drive must be made operational before the students arrive.
Tuskegee Airmen's pilot, Doug Rozendaal, recalled attending Canada's World Fair in 1964 as a 10-year-old, and viewing a 360-degree panoramic film in which the audience got to "fly" in the open cockpit of a biplane. "I spent the next 40 years" with airplanes, he said of that film's impact. He hopes Rise Above will have the same type of effect on this generation. "If the objective is to cause people to realize their hopes and opportunities," he said, "it has to rise to the level of an experience."
Donated to the CAF in the 1960s, Tuskegee Airmen did not fly until 2001, after retired Navy pilot Don Hinz took it on. He had envisioned using the airplane as an educational tool—it was making airshow appearances in support of the Tuskegee Airmen story—but in 2004, Hinz died from injuries he suffered after the airplane crashed during an airshow performance in Minnesota. The Red Tail Squadron decided to rebuild the P–51 a second time, and CAF Project Leader Brad Lang spent five years and raised $1 million to see it airborne once again.
Today's group of children filed back outside after viewing the film and studying the artwork on the side of the trailer—images of the airmen, and a set of principles: "Aim High," "Believe in Yourself," "Use Your Brain," "Never Quit," "Be Ready to Go," and "Expect to Win." Each child had been given a bright-red key tag with those same principles.
The children lined up a hundred yards away from the P–51. The throaty roar of the Rolls-Royce (Packard) Merlin engine filled the air as Rozendaal started Tuskegee Airmen. One of the CAF volunteers was about to get a special treat: a ride in the airplane, which has been modified with a rear seat. The kids were excited to see the airplane they had just watched on film start up and taxi away, and they cheered and clapped when Rozendaal took off and then returned to make a low pass.
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By Ian J. Twombly
The setup was simple. Grab four bicycle riders from AOPA headquarters, get four folding bicycles, and put each through a series of tests with no prior instruction to the participants. Then sit back and watch the fun.
Through a little cunning research and a little luck, we stumbled upon four unique models—the Strida, Montague X50, Raleigh Folding i8, and Columba 2P26S. The truth is you could pick any four models and pit them against each other and get different results. There are more than 100 folding bike manufacturers in the world, so you have to start somewhere.
The Strida is the most unusual bike of the bunch. It features a triangle frame, which is odd when you see it set up. But fold it down and the genius becomes readily apparent. The Strida folds pretty much flat, allowing it to be easily stored and shoved into almost anything. It's also belt-driven, which means no grease inside the airplane. There are lots of cool features, such as the ability to roll it almost like a walking stick with wheels when folded. To store it, simply grab the brake and attach the little cord that hangs from the handlebar. Simple and brilliant. It's also light, and folds and unfolds faster than any of the competitors.
Riding it is a different story. Pilots will instantly recognize the inherent instability because of the high center of gravity. Taller riders will find it more comfortable. And while it does take some getting used to, once you get the hang of it the ride is enjoyable.
Moving up the tire-size scale is the Raleigh Folding i8. Our riding group loved the Raleigh, as did the throngs of people who tried it around the office. To a person, all commented on the high build quality, great components, and nice ride. The Raleigh also has a nice folding mechanism. The seat, handlebar, frame, and pedals all fold down to make a compact package. All this takes about a minute, and it's so well built that the folding process is pretty much effortless once you figure it out. The 20-inch tires are a nice compromise between full-size road bike and urban cruiser. Of all the bikes in our test, the Raleigh is probably the nicest and best all-around performer.
Of the two full-size bicycles we tried, the Columba 2 2P26S was the runaway favorite. This late entrant to our test is a bit of an unknown, and came to us through a staff member who had purchased it for personal use. With full 26-inch tires, a nice ride, decent components, a kickstand, and an acceptable folding mechanism, the Columba is a good choice.
When you consider the price, however, it's a winner. For less than $250, including shipping, it comes in at less than half the price of any other model we tested. The only downside we could find was a bulky pivot point on the frame that could catch clothing and legs, although our resident owner didn't complain of this problem.
The Montague x50 received a thumbs-up from all our riders, although the overall feeling was one of apathy. While the Montague has a unique and creative folding system, many found the components to be of average quality. The chain needed an adjustment out of the box, and the seat was hard, for example. On the other hand, it does have a nice front shock, great knobby tires for grass riding, and a classic mountain-bike look for those wishing to avoid the folding-bike look. It also comes with a carrying bag, which could be really handy for keeping grease out of the baggage area and off the seats in the airplane.
After swapping bikes, trading jabs, and riding around in many, many circles, our riders came away generally impressed with all four models. But the biggest surprise of all was that none fit in the baggage area of a Cessna 172. The tires on the Columba and the Montague were too big to fit through the door; the Strida was too long (although to be fair it probably could have fit with some more creative geometry); and the Raleigh was a bit too tall at the frame to slide through. If you have a Bonanza, any of these would fit no problem. But owners of other airplanes may want to check the return policy—or go to the gym in order to be able to lift it over the back seat.
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Strida: $649
Raleigh Folding i8: $650
Columba 2P26S: www.amazon.com; search "Columba bike;" $189.99
Montague X50: $599
By Jim Moore
If Richard Lugg has his way, the next generation of supersonic civilian aircraft will shoot through the sky powered by engines that turn out a massive electrical charge, much of it converted into thrust with megawatts left over to silence the sonic boom.
Lugg, a veteran of past NASA efforts to shatter the sound barrier, founded HyperMach Aerospace Industries and SonicBlue Aerospace, which have worked quietly for more than a decade to refine designs aimed at near-silent supersonic flight—one focused on the airframe, and the other building the powerplant.
Building an aircraft that can turn New York to Tokyo into a two-hour trip remains an elusive and coveted goal. To make such an aircraft economically feasible, it must have engines that push it faster than the Concorde on a fraction of the fuel.
The engine would incorporate turbine stages not connected by a shaft, each able to rotate independently at the optimal speed for maximum aerodynamic efficiency in flight. They would spin in electromagnetic fields, using the same principle that allows high-speed trains to float frictionless above an energized track. The engine is a hybrid of turbofan, turbojet, and turbo ramjet, able to generate 40 megawatts (MW) of electricity. It uses about 9 MW of electricity to power a plasma field generator reshaping airflow around the aircraft and taming the pressure wave, turning sonic boom into a sound similar to rustling leaves on the ground.
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SonicStar is the first concept aircraft to take shape that will utilize the patented Magnetic Advanced Generation Jet Electric Turbine (MAGJET) system, which has evolved into supersonic and hypersonic variations (S-MAGJET and H-MAGJET). SonicStar is a design with visual similarities to concepts being developed by Aerion Corp. That and other efforts are funded in part by NASA, which is also collaborating with Boeing.
SonicStar has upped the ante from Mach 3.3 to Mach 4 at 62,000 feet, edging toward the top end of the supersonic speed range (hypersonic speeds begin at Mach 5). The final engine design may run on traditional jet fuel formulations, or hydrogen, which would yield virtually emission-free performance. That and many other questions remain to be resolved.
Lugg hopes SonicStar will be ready for certification in 2023, though much of the technology still needs to be refined and perfected for that to happen.
SonicStar is not the only aircraft Richard Lugg has in mind: He also plans to produce a suborbital Transport-clategory aircraft using another hybrid engine technology.
"We've got our hands full, we're very much aware of that," Lugg said.
By Alyssa J. Miller
AOPA is transitioning to a redesigned website and a new membership management system in an effort to enhance member interaction with the association online. The new design and technologies are geared to make it easier for members to find aviation information and update membership profile and benefits any time, any day, from any computer or mobile device.
The redesigned website went live May 29 and features new, user-friendly navigation; quick links to AOPA's popular flight planning tools; a dedicated news page; an advocacy alert section to keep you abreast of the association's efforts to protect your freedom to fly and grow the pilot population; a consolidated AOPA Store for one-stop shopping; and easy-to-find information and forms on topics from buying an aircraft to medical certification to international flight operations. The popular online courses, quizzes, and informational webinars and webcasts from the AOPA Foundation's Air Safety Institute are bundled in one location for you to peruse, similar to movie listings on the Netflix website.
"AOPA members tell us the website is an important member benefit, and after thorough research of how our members use the site and best practices, we have redesigned the website to make it easier for you to quickly navigate to the information you need," said Michelle Peterson, AOPA vice president of membership. "The site will offer new functionality including optimization for mobile devices. More importantly, it creates a new technology infrastructure that will allow us to deploy numerous other features quickly. Look for those later this year."
The new membership management system, expected to be up this summer, will make it easier for you update your membership, manage your print and online subscriptions, enroll in programs to help you finance or insure your aircraft, seek medical or legal assistance, purchase products, and even print a new certificate for the online safety courses you have completed.
"You can rest easy knowing that your personal information will continue to be secure with AOPA, as we seek to stay technologically current and follow best practices," said Doug Shorter, AOPA chief information officer and vice president of information and technology.
AOPA's Member Services and Pilot Information Center specialists are and will continue to be available to help you one-on-one over the phone through our toll-free hotline (800-USA-AOPA) or via email.
"We know that change, especially with new designs and technologies, doesn't occur without a few glitches," Peterson said. "We hope you will agree these small inconveniences are worth it to ensure membership records are properly maintained, business transactions are supported, and communication with you is more efficient. Making this move as seamless for you as possible is very important to us. We encourage you to contact us with any problems that you encounter while visiting our website or trying to manage your membership profile online."
To that end, AOPA's specialists have received extensive training with both of the new systems and are eager to help you with any questions you may encounter. They are standing by Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to
8 p.m. Eastern time.
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By Thomas B. Haines
While challenged by engine flight test problems and a struggling economy, the president and CEO of Honda Aircraft remains optimistic that his light jet will be the right airplane at the right time. In an exclusive interview with AOPA Live This Week from the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, Switzerland, Michimasa Fujino acknowledged the world economy is quite different than when the proof-of-concept HondaJet first flew in December 2003. But the first flight in mid-May of the fifth conforming airplane is "a big milestone for us, and a first flight is emotional for us, too," he said. The last of the conforming airplanes taking to the air is the beginning of the end of the airplane's long testing program.
Number five will be used for function and reliability testing. Equipped with a production interior, a standard lavatory, and numerous options, the airplane will be used to fine-tune all of the things a customer uses and touches on the airplane and prove the reliability of the systems. "From inside and out, this HondaJet matches the final configuration of a customer aircraft," Fujino said after the first flight. "Our flight test fleet maintains a very active schedule and continues to complete milestones for FAA certification flight testing."
Fujino described the recently announced one-year delay of HondaJet customer deliveries as "very unfortunate." Several problems have led to numerous delays of the GE Honda Aero Engines HF120 turbofans. Fujino said he plans to use the delay to fine-tune process improvements on the jet production line. With aircraft certification now planned for late 2014, he hopes to ramp up quickly to deliver the more than 100 HondaJets on order.
Meanwhile, work on the customer service center at the company headquarters in Greensboro, North Carolina, continues. That facility will serve as a heavy maintenance site capable of doing extensive composite repairs. Seven dealer locations in North America and three more in Europe will provide additional service support.
Despite the economic challenges of recent years, Fujino is confident that a U.S. gross domestic product growth in the range of 3.2 percent will spur business jet sales growth of four percent over the coming decade—a growth rate that may increase if the federal government implements more favorable tax policies. "If we provide a high-efficiency product and low-cost transportation, I think there is still a good potential demand for the light business jet market," he said.
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Disneyland wasn't the "Happiest Place on Earth" for the Beckhams over the weekend.
Victoria and her two sons, Brooklyn and Romeo, were completely swarmed by paparazzi as they tried to walk through Disneyland's New Orleans Square -- pushing Posh over the edge!
The photogs, including one with festive Tigger ears, made it nearly impossible to walk the tykes through the park, prompting Posh to get in the face of one camera-weilding man and yell, "Stop that! Can you not take a picture?!"
Beckham even needed to have a friend hold her back -- damn, don't piss off Posh!
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Kevin Farrell needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 235 designs submitted by 71 freelance designers.
We are a small consulting firm based in California with clients in the US, Canada, and Europe. We need a new logo to help launch a upcoming marketing effort directed towards the footwear/apparel industry. Our current customers include Nike and Converse and we hope to leverage that into additional engagements with other manufacturers.
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We are looking for a new logo design that we can use for our web site, printed marketing materials, give-away items/shirts, and business cards. Our firm is small with a group of very talented young developers and our clients are all large corporations. We would like to project an image of energy, innovation, and elegance as our solutions consistently amaze our clients.
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HI Point Reyes is a rustic retreat on the site of a historic ranch, and is the only lodging available within Point Reyes National Seashore.
Guest Rooms
Our hostel is divided into three buildings: the historic Ranch House and Bunkhouse offer shared rooms, while our new LEED Gold-certified building offers four private rooms.
Shared rooms are dormitory-style (meaning bunk beds), and sleep 8-10 people per room. Both co-ed and gender-specific rooms are available.
Private rooms have a Houston bed (a double bed with a single bunk above), plus a set of bunk beds. They can accommodate up to 5 people per room. Private rooms are very popular, so try to book far in advance, especially for weekend stays.
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All three hostel buildings boast comfortable common rooms with beautiful park views. Outdoors, the covered porch, brick patio with gas grill, and picnic area are popular spots to relax. Our self-service kitchens and dining rooms are fully equipped with stoves, ovens, microwaves, pots and pans, dishes, and ample refrigerator/freezer space. Of course, our favorite common area is the backyard (which just happens to be a National Park).
Because we're located in the middle of a National Park, cell phone signals don't reach the hostel. We do have an internet terminal available for rent, but we hope guests will embrace the spirit of our wilderness retreat and enjoy being unplugged!
"A warm country cabin style in the heart of the Point Reyes National Seashore."
--San Francisco Chronicle
- Free on-site parking
- Secure lockers
- Baggage storage and bicycle rack
- Interpretive displays and information about the surrounding area
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Group meeting space and/or accommodations available
HI Point Reyes is a certified green business and has received Bronze Eco-Certification from Sustainable Tourism International.


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On September 20th, FitOne will be having a fun running event that gives participants both good exercise while also giving them the chance to donate to a good cause. Benefiting St. Luke's Children's Hospital, the event will contain three different running activities which are a half marathon, a 5K, and a 10K.
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by Tom Utescher
When four straight victories at the start of the soccer season were followed by two recent setbacks, Mount St. Joseph Academy was eager to get back on the winning track in a league match at home last Thursday.
The Magic accomplished that goal, but they needed an extra 10 minutes or so to do it, defeating the Nazareth Academy Pandas, 4-3, on a goal scored early in the second "sudden victory" overtime period.
Junior Courtney Higginson hit the game winner, and earlier she had scored to put the Mount up 3-2 in the middle of the second half of regulation play. Nazareth (2-4 overall, 2-2 within the Athletic Association of Catholic Academies) never led in the game, but the Pandas recovered from a pair of early MSJ strikes to forge a 2-2 halftime tie, and later they forced overtime by knotting the score at 3-3 with under 10 minutes remaining in regulation play.
The first two goals for the hosts, which came only three minutes apart, were deposited by sophomore Maryanna Solecki and senior Meghan McCabe, who helped the Magic improve to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the AACA. Like Nazareth, the Mounties had suffered their first league loss against Class AA PIAA state runner-up, Villa Joseph Marie.
Sophomore Meghan Keown, who for most of the season has split time in the goal with freshman keeper Charlotte Sands, went the distance in Thursday's game to finish with 17 saves, while her Panda counterpart, Gina Pallanta, made 12 stops.
McCabe, a team co-captain along with fellow senior Lisa Roman, remarked "I think we came out very hard and then maybe let up a little. Nazareth really played well and fought us back hard. From when they tied it [2-2] it was a tough game the rest of the way, but we finished well and came back strong in overtime."
Over the first 10 minutes, the contest had the makings of a pleasure cruise for the Magic. An early shot by McCabe was deflected wide to the right of the cage by a Panda player, setting up a Mount St. Joe corner kick from the left side. With clinical precision, Roman sent the checkered globe arcing towards the near post and right onto the head of Solecki, who nodded the ball into the upper left corner with just three minutes and 14 seconds elapsed.
With 33:22 still remaining in the opening period, the Magic went up 2-0. Higginson sent a pass across the 18 yard line from right to left and McCabe ran down the ball in time to shoot it past the Pandas' Pallanta.
The atmosphere became more relaxed along the Mount sideline, and three minutes after the second goal, four MSJ subs were sent onto the field at the same time.
Nazareth didn't fold its tents, though, and began to take the play to the Magic in the middle of the period. After one shot missed and another was saved by the Mount's Keown, the visitors got on the board with 15:44 left in the first half. After sort of a little chip shot from the right wing, the ball took some low bounces in the right side of the box, and Keown was unable to charge out to reach it before the Pandas' Sam Black arrived to launch a successful shot.
After several fruitless forays for the Magic offense, the visitors were back on the attack, and Michelle Nocitra dribbled in from the left to tie the bout, 2-2, with just 2:25 to go before halftime.
Realizing that the contest was not going to be a cakewalk, the Mounties picked up their level of play as the second half got underway, although it took awhile before the result showed up on the scoreboard. On a run up the right wing, Higginson beat a defender and drove into the box. She drew Pallanta towards her and then shot the ball over into the left side of the goal, making it 3-2 with 23:05 remaining in regulation.
Once again, the Pandas matched the Mount's intensity, tying the match with 9:19 on the clock. In a one-on-one scramble for a loose ball near the right post, the foot of Nazareth's Dom Misnik was quicker than the hands of the Magic's Keown, and the match was all even at 3-3.
With four minutes left in regulation, Roman sent a Mount direct kick over the crossbar, and after that there were two near misses by Solecki. Nazareth made the Mount crowd gasp on a corner sequence that began with just 14 seconds to go. Off of the restart, the ball was kicked back out along the right endline by Magic junior Sarah Lynch, but the Pandas served the ball back inside to the left post. Keown was able to punch the ball out of the danger zone, and the game proceeded into overtime.
Neither team found the net during the first 10-minute "golden goal" segment, but the Mount was the clear aggressor. The Magic continued to attack right off the opening tap from center that started the second OT, and McCabe got off a long shot from just outside of the 18. The ball struck the right post, and MSJ's Higginson had made a great off-the-ball run to be in position to drive home the rebound. Just 22 seconds into the second extra session, the battle was over.
"We didn't know much about their players individually," McCabe said, "but it's usually a physical game with Nazareth and you have to keep your head. It's always a battle, but I thought we did a good job."
In addition to the scoring activity, it was entertaining to watch the Magic's compact defensive dynamo, junior Mary Grace McIntyre. A returning starter who is outsized by almost everyone on the field, McIntyre never hesitates to charge into the thick of the action; at one point, she went through three Panda players one after the other as she brought the ball up the sideline.
With a dozen seniors having graduated from the 2011 team, the current Mount ballclub has had to rely not only on veterans like McIntyre, but on less experienced players who have taken on important roles.
"We have a pretty new line-up," said McCabe, "but the younger girls have really stepped up and they've done a great job so far."


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New minimum wage rates now in force
The latest increases to minimum wage rates have come into force today, in line with recommendations set out by the Low Pay Commission (LPC).
From Tuesday 1 October:
- the adult rate increases to £6.31 an hour
- the rate for 18-20 year olds increases to £5.03 an hour
- the rate for 16-17 year olds increases to £3.72 an hour
- the apprentice rate increases to £2.68 an hour.
According to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, more than 890,000 of the lowest-paid workers in Britain will benefit from the rate increases.
Business Secretary Vince Cable described the NMW as "a vital safety net in protecting the low paid" but warned that:
"...as signs of an economic recovery start to emerge, we need to do more to make sure that the benefits of growth are shared fairly across the board."
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Myers Hall (new and returning students) offers students a living environment that is well suited to the preferences of today's students. Myers offers suite-style arrangements with ample lounge space. The suite-style living found in Myers Hall is ideal for all students.
Each floor includes four four-person suites and some triple rooms. Each suite or room has its own bath. Students share access to a laundry room, kitchenette, and lounge area. The lounge has a large-screen television, comfortable furniture, an ice machine, and a microwave.


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For more than 30 years, television has been reality for Rick Hawkins. A highly successful and Emmy-winning television screenwriter, Hawkins has also been a studio executive, producer and media consultant in Los Angeles and internationally. Now, he has brought that long career of industry experience to Point Park as an artist-in-residence teaching screenwriting in the Department of Cinema Arts.
"I have done guest lecturing, held workshops at UCLA and USC and various other universities, but this is my first experience as a full-time faculty member," says Hawkins.
"The cinema department is really dedicated to ensuring that students have been exposed to all the positions that make up a film set or television crew set, " he says. "It takes an army to make a film and you need to learn how to communicate and share your vision and to cooperate creatively with a team of people. That's something we start in their freshman year."
Hawkins is well prepared to teach students the industry ropes. Before he even finished college, he was offered a writing job on "The Carol Burnett Show," where he holds the honor of creating the longest sustained laugh in television history for "Went With the Wind" — his 20-minute condensed version of the four-hour movie "Gone With the Wind."
He wrote the movie of the week that became the pilot for "The Love Boat" TV series, and wrote and produced "Punky Brewster," the first prime time series geared for children. In addition, Hawkins was executive producer and head writer on "Sister, Sister" (still in syndication on the Disney Channel) and wrote for the Showtime drama series "Soul Food." Drama, variety, comedy — Hawkins has expertise in just about every form of scripted series.
Because of his extensive background, Hawkins was hired by Sony International in 2005 to move to Moscow and help newly created Russian networks develop television series. He was in Russia for three years, where he discovered that "good stories are good stories, good jokes are good jokes, no matter where you are in the world," explains Hawkins.
Just a few of the shows Hawkins helped to adapt for Russian audiences were "Married With Children," "Ugly Betty," "Who's the Boss" and "Everybody Loves Raymond."
When Hawkins moved back to the United States, he visited his Top 10 list of cities he would be interested in calling home base -- Pittsburgh won, hands down. He was still working for Sony and traveling internationally when he attended a local fundraiser and someone mentioned Point Park. He had attended a production at The Pittsburgh Playhouse, Point Park's performing arts venue, and raved that it was "as good as anything that I've seen in New York."
He heard Point Park had an opening in cinema and digital arts, part of the University's Conservatory of Performing Arts.
"I met with them," Hawkins recalls, "and the next thing I knew I called Sony and told them I'm not going to be able to work for you internationally anymore, and I started teaching."
"Hawkins has a career that gives insight into the business, especially in television," says Nelson Chipman, assistant professor and department chair in cinema and digital arts. "Additionally, he is an individual of boundless energy. … He comes into the department everyday enthused, ready to help students improve their stories, refine their voices as storytellers and writers."
It's that enthusiasm and experience that won over Nick Marro, a senior cinema and digital arts major with a concentration in screenwriting from Rochester, N.Y.
"Rick has tons of industry experience in helping people to shape their stories and he knows the correct ways to give comments on the piece itself, not making you feel little," says Marro. "He lets it stay your piece. You really feel like you both contribute to the new places you might be taking the script."
Marro knows graduates who have sent Hawkins their scripts, "and he's still willing to send notes or occasionally meet with people just to help them improve what they're working on," he says. "If he feels you have something that's really worth pursuing, he's going to help you out."
"I still have quite a few contacts in Hollywood," says Hawkins. "One of the things that I can do to be helpful is to bring in people or have them in class via Skype, to have [students] make contact with other professionals."
Dana Gasperine, a junior transfer student who took Intermediate Screenwriting in Spring 2010, is grateful for the insights Hawkins provides about the business of being a screenwriter.
"Rick does his best to help you know what to do with your script after you're done writing it. He teaches us how to pitch a script — something that you wouldn't expect to learn in a screenwriting class — before we go and write it."
Hawkins continues to write as well.
"I just recently created and sold an original series to Russian television. It's a science fiction-romantic comedy called "Venus Bound" about an alien life force sent to study human beings." The alien accidentally crashes into a flower shop and inhabits a Venus flytrap instead of a human being. He befriends, and falls in love with, the young widow who works there, and the story goes from there.
"I'm the head writer, and I will be writing all the storylines for all 60 episodes," Hawkins explains. He's hoping to go to Russia in summer 2011 to help put the production together.
Hawkins says that he "was born under a lucky star. I have just had a blessed life and I appreciate every second of it."
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Sequel to Bloody Hurt... yup that should be good enough to draw people in. DISCLAIMER: NOT MINE!!!! okay, so the words and plot line are mine, but the characters and the books, twilight and new moon, belong to Stephenie Meyer.
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1. One Month Later
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It has been a month since I had found out I was pregnant, only eight more to go. Just breathe, Bella. Oh who was I kidding, eight more months of torture. Of dry heaving, mood swings, blood cravings, and cramps.
Edward had a little trouble digesting the news at first. He went through the usual shock, disbelief, and then came the questions. Carlisle, Edward, and myself sat down in Carlisle's office to discuss this, and once that was all clear, Edward got excited.
My stomach wasn't very big right now. Just a small pooch of baby at the very bottom near my pelvis that could very easily be covered, but I always felt like it showed.
I dropped out of school and Edward, being Edward, dropped out with me.
I had moved in with him, and the rest of my family… well John, Ali, and Minnie got the house in Clallam Bay. Though they came to the Cullen mansion like everyday.
Logan was gone, and that was a very good thing. We new the baby wasn't Logan's, because a) he couldn't have children. Satan made him for his own personal purposes and he wasn't physically able, he never was. And b) It didn't feel like Logan's. It felt like Edward's. I knew it was Edwards. Carlisle had confirmed it. I don't know how. But he did.
It was Edward's… and mine.
"Edward… could you get me some goat?"
He groaned and rolled of his couch glaring at me.
"Please?" I was begging. Damn these cravings.
He sighed, and ran down into the kitchen and to the refrigerator. Because of my constant obsessions Esme had taken to keeping a constant supply of blood in the fridge.
I heard Emmett enter the kitchen when Edward opened the fridge door.
"Bellla?" Emmett asked already knowing the answer.
"Yes!" Edward groaned and a loud thuck could be heard as his head hit the granite countertop.
"Man, you are SSSOOO whipped," Emmett chuckled.
"She is driving me crazy!!! I want this! I want that! I don't like her when she is pregnant! She's too moody, and whiny, and… hungry!"
He didn't like me. He thought I was whiny. He didn't like doing things for me. That hurt. Red tears dripped down my face. Damn these mood swings.
I heard him coming up the stairs, and tried futilely to wipe at the tears, but the stupid things wouldn't stop pouring down my face.
The door opened, and I heard him rush to my side.
"Sweetheart what is wrong?" He asked as he set the glass on the table next to the bed.
"Please tell me"
"You…*sob*… think I'm…*sob*… whiny, and…*sob*… you...*sob*…don't…*sob*…like…*sob*…MMMEEEEEE!!!" WHY COULDN'T I STOP CRYING!
"Oh no baby, I was just annoyed, I'm sorry I didn't mean it, I love you," he said stroking my face and hair, and trying to calm me.
"Really?" It came out as a squeak, and my eyes grew wide.
He smiled. "Of course"
Wiping away my tears with his thumb, he handed me the glass, and I drank it quickly. Man did that hit the spot.
"Lets go outside!" I announced when I was done.
Grabbing his hand we ran outside to the backyard and over to the river. Lying down on the bank. This was happy this was good. The wedding was in three months, and our love was stronger than ever. Even though we had to go threw at least 4-5 of those fights a day, it was worth it. We loved each other no matter what.
"I love you," I whispered
"I love you… forever," He answered
"Forever is not enough"
"Then I will love you forever and a day"
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Many athletes that spent their high school years in Fayette County have moved on to play for college or professional teams. Below are the athletes who recently made headlines.
The Brownstown Jr. High basketball team recently were named champions of two tournaments, winning at South Central on Oct. 5, and at the National Trail Conference Tournament in Dieterich last Saturday.
Team members are: Tessa Philpot, Brooke Mayfield, Courtney Zasada, Morgan Brown, Mannie Grames, Elissa Baron, Brandi Howard, Deanna Shelton, Fatima Viramontes, Dana Shelton, Makenzie Parkison, Sierra Stevens and Madison Carson. The Jr. Lady Bombers are coached by Emily Dees, who is assisted by Randy Sasse.
Vandalia earned the No. 3 seed in the bottom bracket of the Class 3A state football playoffs, and will face sixth-seeded Carterville on Saturday at 2 p.m. at home in the first round.
Carterville finished the regular season with a 6-3 record and a 4-1 mark in the Southern Illinois River-to-River (Mississippi) Conference.
Greenville is the No. 1 team in Vandalia's quad, and Benton is No. 2.
Other teams in the quad are:
(4) Vienna
(5) Sesser
(7) Robinson
(8) Anna-Jonesboro
Vandalia senior quarterback Tim Ritchey was taken from the game by ambulance, C.J. Runkel returned to the sidelines on crutches and the Vandals lost to Greenville, 28-12, on Friday night.
Ritchey, who was injured on a late hit from Greenville's Brandon Duncan for the second straight season, was flown out of Vandalia after the game, and reportedly suffered a T1 and T2 fracture and will be in a neck brace for the next two weeks.
Runkel was lost in the first half after suffering a knee injury, which is believed to be a torn ACL.
The Egyptian-Illini Conference Tournament finals have been set for Friday, with St. Elmo to battle Christ Our Rock Lutheran for the championship.
That game will on Friday at 8 p.m. at St. Elmo High School and will be a rematch of the season-opener, when CORL defeated St. Elmo, 15-25, 25-21, 29-27.
The full schedule is (all games at SEHS):
Beecher City vs. Mulberry Grove, 5 p.m.
Patoka vs. Ramsey, 6 p.m.
Brownstown vs. Cowden-Herrick, 7 p.m.
Christ Our Rock vs. St. Elmo, 8 p.m.
Thursday night's results were:
The Lady Vandals finished off a perfect conference season on Thursday night, avenging an earlier loss to Pana with a 25-23, 25-20 victory to earn the South Central Conference championship.
Vandalia (23-5, 9-0 SCC) had lost at Pana (27-7) on Sept. 20, but a strong attack game and nearly-perfect defense allowed the Lady Vandals to control Thursday's game.
Senior Sierah Ruffner had eight kills in the match, and seniors Austyn Krueger and RaeChelle Leiken each edded seven.
Patoka senior Quinn Wadkins was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the Egyptian-Illini Conference, and several other area players were named all-conference.
•Wadkins (MVP)
•Connor Beasley, St. Elmo
•Clinton Hood, Patoka
•Tylor Knisley, Ramsey
•Kaiah Miller, Mulberry Grove
•Jacob Behrends, Brownstown
•Johnnie Clift, Patoka
•Dalton Parks, St. Elmo
•Donovan Riley, Beecher City
Vandalia graduate Kyle Hawkins and Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville's club baseball team will take on Indiana State University at Vandalia Mutual Field on Saturday at noon.
Vandalia, St. Elmo and South Central are all No. 1 seeds in three different regional volleyball tournaments that begin next Monday.
The Lady Vandals are the top seed in the Class 2A Vandalia Regional, and will play on Tuesday at 6 p.m. against either (4) Metro-East Lutheran or (5) Altamont.
Other teams in the regional are (2) Flora, (3) Staunton and (6) Marquette Catholic.
During the regular season, Vandalia only played against Staunton, winning that season-opening match, 25-18, 25-17.
DECATUR – After posting her best round of the high school season last Friday, Vandalia senior RaeChelle Leiken had positioned herself to finish in the top 10 of the state.
But on a rainy Saturday at Red Tail Run Golf Course in Decatur, Leiken couldn't repeat her 78, shooting an 87 on day two of the Class A state tournament to finish 21st, eight spots higher than last season.
And she still can't put her finger on what exactly went wrong.
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Lidia's Italy In America "Italian Style Breakfast for Dinner" Lidia cooks frittatas today; they are delicious for lunch AND dinner and are also a great way to use leftover vegetables and day old bread. Recipes include Ricotta Frittata, Sausage, Eggs & Pepper Frittata and an Asparagus and Onion frittata. She also visits Brooklyn's famous Faicco with dear friend and restaurateur, Angelo Vivolo, to see their Italian American tradition of making sausage. D
9:00 am
Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Simply Delicious" Joanne shares a tuna and white bean salad recipe straight from the Mediterranean that will make you want to dine al fresca. Charlie joins in and learns a technique for cooking juicy lemon perfect for tossing with herbs and orecchiette for a light and simple pasta salad. They finish the meal with pineapple sprinkled with a secret ingredient for a perfect ending. D
9:30 am
Simply Ming "Pan Sauces with Guest Norman Van Aken" Front and center on this week's episode of Simply Ming are Pan Sauces - an easy way to use what's right in your pan to create great flavor. Joining Ming in the kitchen to demonstrate this indispensable culinary technique is Chef Norman Van Aken. Together they cook on the fly using surprise ingredients and Ming's East-West pantry to create: Pan Seared Steak, Beet Salad and Hash Browns and Pork Chop, Kimchee-Kale Pan Sauce and Sweet Potato Cake. D
10:00 am
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef "Signature Burgers" Today's menu comes from The Burger Bar and includes Chef Keller's signature Buffalo Burger with his secret recipe for a very special red wine sauce. On the side is a recipe for some crunchy, juicy homemade onion rings. Buffalo Burger; Beer-Battered Onion Rings with Spicy Aioli.G
10:30 am
Lidia's Italy In America "Sicily In New York City" The Sicilians were a large immigrant community in lower Manhattan and other areas of New York City, and they brought with them several dishes from their homeland. Today, Lidia celebrates the Sicilians with a Stuffed Calamari Dish and a Broccoli with Garlic and Anchovies. She then makes a Cappuccino Cake which she actually discovered in New Orleans - another locale with a very large Sicilian population. D
11:00 am
Invitation to World Literature "The Epic of Gilgamesh" The first known human story is that of Gilgamesh, king of Uruk. Images of artifacts from ancient Iraq mix with beautiful illustrations, dance, and costume to tell of the relations between gods and mortals, the search for friendship, love, and immortality. Featured cast members include Assyriologist Ben Foster, comic book illustrator Jim Starlin, and poet and playwright Yusef Komunyakaa. D
11:30 am
Invitation to World Literature "My Name Is Red" Both an historical novel and a graphic murder mystery set among the miniaturists of the Ottaman court. With its focus on Istambul, a major crossroads of the world, it tells of the artistic/cultural contest between Europe and the East. Cast members include the book's Nobel-prize winning author, Orhan Pamuk, and its English translator, Erdag Goknar. D
12:00 pm
Expanding Canon: Teaching Multicultural Literature In High School, The "Workshop 2. Reader Response: Keith Gilyard and Mourning Dove" In Part I, Alfredo Lujan. D
1:00 pm
Private Universe Project In Mathematics "Following Children's Ideas In Mathematics" An unprecedented long-term study conducted by Rutgers University followed the development of mathematical thinking in a randomly selected group of students for 12 years - from 1st grade through high school - with surprising results. In an overview of the study, we look at some of the conditions that made their math achievement possible. D
2:00 pm
Teaching Channel Presents "Inquiry-Based Teaching" Inquiry-based Teaching: A look inside New York's Urban Academy Laboratory High School where two teachers lead student driven, student centered classes. Watch animated discussions unfold when students are challenged to analyze difficult texts and there are no right or wrong answers. D
3:00 pm
Unseen Life On Earth: An Introduction to Microbiology "Human Defenses" Humans and many animals have evolved multi-level defense strategies to defeat the invasion of microbial pathogens. This program examines the three coordinated levels of human defenses using visual analogies, animations, graphics and examples of specific diseases. D
3:30 pm
Unseen Life On Earth: An Introduction to Microbiology "Microbes In Human Disease" The final program focuses on how microbes come into contact with humans, and the many factors that influence disease outbreaks around the globe. The recent outbreaks of the hantavirus are used as examples of our efforts to track infectious disease and the considerations necessary to control disease worldwide. D
4:00 pm
Connecting with the Arts: A Workshop for Middle Grades Teachers "Workshop 3. How Do We Collaborate?" This program illustrates a variety of teaching partnerships. Participants will see how teachers integrating the arts can benefit from collaborating with fellow teachers, partnering with visiting artists, and drawing on community resources. D
5:00 pm
The Jazzy Vegetarian "Bountiful Brunch Buffet" Host Laura Theodore prepares her healthy, delicious, and budget friendly brunch. "Blueberry Mini Biscuits," are served along side authentic tasting "No Egg Scramble." Crispy "Cashew French Toast" served with warmed organic maple syrup is next up on the menu. D
5:30 pm
Hubert Keller: Secrets of a Chef "Brunch Picks" Chef Keller demonstrates two of his favorite recipes to serve for brunch. First, he reveals the secret for making the perfect crepe and then creates a layered crepe cake which is as beautiful as it is delicious. The second recipe is a mouth-watering breakfast burger made with eggs, prosciutto, and avocado. D
6:00 pm
Christina Cooks "Breakfast" Mother was right. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. But what's on the menu after giving up eggs, bacon and sticky buns? Is it oatmeal forever? Christina and her guest whip up the most delicious breakfast foods in this eye-opening show. D
6:30 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Rise and Shine Breakfast" Host Christopher Kimball discusses the science behind scrambled eggs with science expert Guy Crosby. Then, test cook Becky Hays uncovers the secrets to perfect Scrambled Eggs. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews the best toaster ovens in the Equipment Corner. D
7:00 pm
Pati's Mexican Table "Family-Style Breakfast" The breakfast of your dreams, prepared by Pati and her sister Alisa. This episode includes both quick, simple dishes and ones meant for a deliciously messy morning feast. Mexican French Toast Rolls (Dedos Gitanos); Green Chilaquiles in Roasted Tomatillo Sauce; Alisa's Marbled Pound Cake. D
7:30 pm
Christina Cooks "Off to a Great Start" Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It sets the tone for how a person will face all of life's little adventures. Christina cooks easy, delicious and healthy dishes that will have viewers getting off to a great start every day. D
8:00 pm
The Jazzy Vegetarian "Breakfast Favorites" Host Laura Theodore prepares breakfast recipes, beginning with a quick and refreshing "Raspberry-Banana Green Dream Smoothie." If baked treats are more like your style, then "Apple Muffins with Pumpkin Seeds" are sure to please. Want to change your morning fare up a bit? Try delectable "Rocky Mountain Toast. D
8:30 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Italian Style Breakfast for Dinner" Lidia cooks frittatas today; they are delicious for lunch AND dinner and are also a great way to use leftover vegetables and day old bread. Recipes include Ricotta Frittata, Sausage, Eggs & Pepper Frittata and an Asparagus and Onion frittata. She also visits Brooklyn's famous Faicco with dear friend and restaurateur, Angelo Vivolo, to see their Italian American tradition of making sausage. D
9:00 pm
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "A Taste of Spain" Host Christopher Kimball goes into the kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to learn the secrets to making perfect Catalan-Style Beef Stew with Mushrooms. Then, tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of spaghetti. Finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows Chris how to make classic Spanish-Style Toasted Pasta with Shrimp. D
9:30 pm
Simply Ming "Pan Sauces with Guest Norman Van Aken" Front and center on this week's episode of Simply Ming are Pan Sauces - an easy way to use what's right in your pan to create great flavor. Joining Ming in the kitchen to demonstrate this indispensable culinary technique is Chef Norman Van Aken. Together they cook on the fly using surprise ingredients and Ming's East-West pantry to create: Pan Seared Steak, Beet Salad and Hash Browns and Pork Chop, Kimchee-Kale Pan Sauce and Sweet Potato Cake. D
10:00 pm
Kimchi Chronicles "The Street Food Chronicles" Much like the entire continent of Asia, street food is hugely popular in Korea and many of the most beloved dishes in the country come from street carts and stands. In this episode, Marja and Jean-Georges eat street food all over the peninsula, including silkworm larvae, hoddeok, sweet pancakes filled with peanuts and sugar, and Dragon's Beard, a candy made of stretched honey and nuts. At home, Marja makes her version of bindaddeok, her signature take on this simple pancake made of freshly ground mung beans shallow-fried until browned and crisp. D
10:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Edinburgh" Edinburgh is the historical and cultural heart of Scotland. We'll explore the castle, peek at the new parliament, dabble in the local literature, sip a little Scotch, get wrapped up in a kilt, and then stowaway on Her Majesty's yacht Britannia.G
11:00 pm
Habitable Planet, The "Oceans" Ocean systems operate on a range of scales, from massive systems such as El Ni�o that affects weather across the globe to tiny photosynthetic organisms near the ocean surface that take in large amounts of carbon dioxide. This program looks at how ocean systems regulate themselves and thus help maintain the planet's habitability.G
11:30 pm
Habitable Planet, The "Ecosystems" Scientists from the Smithsonian Center for Tropical Research document the astounding abundance of diversity in tropical rainforests to discover why so many species coexist that are competing for the same resources. In North America, the Yellowstone Wolf Reintroduction project explores why removing just one species dramatically changed the distribution of plants and animals up and down the food web. D


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