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Martinez, Abdullah on Walter Camp List
Lincoln - Nebraska senior quarterback Taylor Martinez and junior I-back Ameer Abdullah have been named to the watch list for the Walter Camp Player of the Year award on Friday.
Martinez and Abdullah are among six Big Ten players on the 50-player list for one of college football's oldest awards, while Nebraska is one of 11 schools with multiple players on the watch list.
The 6-1, 210-pound Martinez has already shattered several Nebraska records in his first three seasons as Nebraska's starting quarterback. Martinez has established NU records for career and season total offense, career passing yards and he ranks second among quarterbacks in career rushing yards. Martinez's 39 career starts are the second-most of any returning player in the country, and his 2,858 career rushing yards are the most among active FBS players. Martinez was a first-team All-Big Ten pick by the Big Ten coaches in 2012.
Abdullah teamed with Martinez in 2012 to give Nebraska pair of 1,000-yard rushers. Abdullah rushed for 1,137 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore and helped Nebraska lead the Big Ten and rank eighth nationally in rushing offense. Abdullah also posted the sixth-best single-season all-purpose yardage total in NU history with 1,884 yards. Abdullah was a second-team All-Big Ten choice in 2012. Together, Martinez and Abdullah team up to give Nebraska a pair of 1,000-yard rushers for the first time in school history.
Semifinalists for the Walter Camp Player of the Year award will be announced in mid-November. The 2013 Walter Camp Player of the Year recipient, which is voted on by the 125 FBS head coaches and sports information directors, will be announced live on ESPN SportsCenter on Thursday, December 12. The winner will then receive his trophy at the Foundation's annual national awards banquet on January 11, 2014 at the Yale University Commons in New Haven.
2013 Walter Camp Player of the Year "Watch List"
Ameer Abdullah, RB, Nebraska
Antonio Andrews, RB, Western Kentucky
Dri Archer, RB, Kent State
Tajh Boyd, QB, Clemson
Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
Kolton Browning, QB, Louisiana Monroe
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David Fluellen, RB, Toledo
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Venric Mark, RB, Northwestern
Taylor Martinez, QB, Nebraska
AJ McCarron, QB, Alabama
Braxton Miller, QB, Ohio State
C.J. Mosley, LB, Alabama *
Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
Louis Nix III, DE, Notre Dame
Casey Pachall, QB, TCU
Keith Price, QB, Washington
Silas Redd, RB, USC
Bradley Roby, DB, Ohio State #
Tyler Russell, QB, Mississippi State
Bishop Sankey, RB, Washington
Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor
Yawin Smallwood, LB, Connecticut
Will Sutton, DT, Arizona State #
Tyler Tettleton, QB, Ohio
De'Anthony Thomas, RB, Oregon
Logan Thomas, QB, Virginia Tech
Stephon Tuitt, DE, Notre Dame #
Kyle Van Noy, LB, BYU
Jason Verrett, DB, TCU #
Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson
T.J. Yeldon, RB, Alabama
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Well, we've come to the conclusion of our Secondary Pythonista series. "Evaluating the End Product" is the title, but if you've been following along at home, you know our script is not complete. In the first part of this article we'll finalize the script. In the second part we'll review what we've done through this series, and where we could go with our little script.
In our last Secondary Pythonista article we covered a lot of good ground. We went from no written code to a working script which collects ids corresponding to the articles we're looking to compile. And it's all been with less than 30 lines of code. Pretty fantastic.
But we still have a ways to go before we can consider our script even remotely "finished". Today we'll start harvesting the output we want to compile, storing it in the best manner possible to be retrieved later, all with a view towards final output.
Welcome to the fourth installment of Secondary Pythonista. After careful consideration and research over the last two articles we now have a project brief, a plan of attack, and have chosen the tools we'll need to execute on that plan.
In this article, using the information we've compiled previously, we'll begin executing on those plans. We'll begin writing code in Pythonista. As we do that, the value of all the pre-work that we did will become quickly apparent. There's a strong temptation to dive head-first into writing code, but the careful and methodical approach we've gone with for this tutorial as many benefits, including giving you, dear reader, a better understanding of the why we're programming a certain way in addition to the how to program in that manner.
So let's get to it!
Hopefully you've been keeping pace with our new Secondary Pythonista series. In our last article we were presented with the project brief for our script. This kind of brief, some sort of starting point, is essential to creating a good script. Without a sense of direction, without a clear goal in mind, the script will be aimless, essentially useless, and may never end up being completed to any functional degree.
Programming languages are practical tools used to solve real-life problems. So naturally, the best way to learn a programming language — and by extension a programming utility like Pythonista — is by solving a real-life problem with it. That's what we're going to do here in Secondary Python, take an idea for a program, something that solves a problem, and then use Python and Pythonista to build a solution to that problem.
So without further ado, lets examine the project brief.
We're back! As promised at the conclusion of Pythonista 101, we're back with a new series detailing Pythonista and the process of building useful utilities in the Python language.
Before you're introduced to the course material for Secondary Pythonista, let us briefly review what was covered in Pythonista 101.
In the last Pythonista 101 article we discussed modules. Modules are Python scripts that come bundled with Pythonista giving us access to new and interesting features. Because of the sandboxed nature of iOS, what comes bundled in with apps like Pythonista is really all that we have to work with. When compared with the free reign found on Mac OS X, Linux, and even Windows, this may seem restrictive. Fortunately the developers of Pythonista have done a fantastic job packing as many modules into Pythonista as possible. Today we're going to look over some more, as well as examine some real-world scenarios that Pythonista could assist with.
If you've been with us since the beginning of Pythonista 101, you know that we've covered quite a bit of ground. Going from simply installing the app, navigating around the potentially intimidating interface, and even installing some scripts we found on the web. Then we graduated to breaking down those scripts we found, and making some modifications to them.
Well now it's time to graduate even further, and look at where the real power and potential in Pythonista comes from: modules.
After the last article you should now be familiar with the Pythonista app as well as the eager community of developers which support it. While we did create a new script and learn how to import other scripts into Pythonista, we didn't actually write any Python code. And while we won't be writing any scripts from scratch this time, we will be learning how to read a Python program, as well as to modify certain aspects of it to add functionality or make it our own.
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The police will help you whether or not you choose to prosecute the assailant. For an incident on campus, call the WCSU Police Department (203-837-9300). For an off-campus incident, you may call WCSU Police or the local police department (203 797-4611) or 911.
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State investigation to begin after DOJ probe in Alton Sterling death ends in no charges
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry said his office will begin a state investigation into the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling on July 5 in Baton Rouge.
Landry issued a statement Wednesday after the U.S. Department of Justice officially announced it will not bring charges against the two Baton Rouge police officers involved in Sterling's death.
"The USDOJ's review of this matter was to determine violations of federal law: specifically, federal civil rights laws. To date, this matter has not been investigated or reviewed for possible violations of the Louisiana criminal code," Landry said in a statement.
State and local leaders called for the Justice Department to begin an investigation after Sterling's death. The shooting was reported outside the Triple S Food Mart at Fairfields Avenue and North Foster Drive. Baton Rouge police said someone called just after 12:30 a.m. that day to report a man with a gun threatening someone outside the store.
Sterling was selling CDs outside the store when two Baton Rouge officers arrived to investigate the 911 call. The encounter escalated when Sterling and the officers got into a fight that left him on the ground. He was shot while the officers were on top of him.
Landry said the DOJ investigation and evidence collected has not been released to his office. He said the state's investigation was stalled until the federal investigation was completed.
"Therefore, this matter now needs to be investigated for possible state criminal violations," Landry said. "A thorough and complete investigation could take a considerable amount of time; as such, we ask for patience from the public and the press."


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When was the last time you met a member of the legal profession who claimed to be an activist first and a lawyer second? If that sounds a bit odd, it's because you've never met Katrina Pacey.
Pacey, 35, is a staff member with the Pivot Legal Society, a nonprofit legal-advocacy organization that tackles social-justice issues plaguing Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. It's not a glamorous gig, but it's rewarding for her. In some ways, she's a walking contradiction. Pacey is a self-described feminist who fights for sex workers' rights. She said she comes from a privileged background, yet she spends her working days dealing with some of the most vulnerable women in the city.
She said she was intrigued when Vancouver East NDP MP Libby Davies brought a motion forward in Parliament in 2002 to review prostitution laws after so many women went missing from the Downtown Eastside. Pacey said the sex-trade workers were saying: "We need something different; we need to have safety in our lives."
"I thought, 'How do I get these women's voices and stories to Parliament?' " she recalled.
As a student, Pacey knew that the corporate environment of law school would challenge her ideals as a human-rights activist, but she said she wanted to gain the tools and knowledge to use the legal system to advance the interests of marginalized people. After receiving her undergrad degree in political science and earning a master's degree in women's studies from UBC, she attended law school and began working with Pivot in her first term.
"I feel like it [Pivot] was a huge part of my education and kept me from deviating from being focused on human-rights issues," she said, sitting in a modest boardroom at Pivot's office on East Hastings Street. "I feel like it kept me grounded and real."
Pacey's work involves advocating for changes to Canada's prostitution laws, but she admits that she didn't always have such conviction about the subject. She had seen how it had divided the feminist community. "I really didn't want to go there by any personal inclination," she said, "but when I realized that's what the demand was—and that it was the most pressing issue for them [women of the DTES]—I felt like I didn't have a choice."
When she became involved with sex workers' rights, she expected a backlash from the feminist legal community. Ultimately, she hopes that her objective will become clear to even her fiercest critics. "What I'm really about is creating a safe and dignified working condition for people involved in sex work, and honouring those people who say this is their choice," she said emphatically.
Despite some people's objection to Pacey's endeavours, her contribution to the field and, specifically, her work with sex workers is undeniable. In a phone interview with the Georgia Straight, Pacey's long-time coworker and Pivot Legal Society executive director, John Richardson, sang her praises: "She's definitely someone you want fighting in your corner."
It's hard to believe that Pacey graduated from law school only five years ago. Already she has been awarded the YWCA Women of Distinction Award; she routinely speaks about human-rights issues at universities and local colleges; and she is one of the partners at Pivot's most recent venture as a law firm—Pivot Legal Society LLP.
The firm, an idea developed by Pacey and Richardson, came to fruition in 2006 and has been growing ever since. "I'm really passionate about this because it can help strengthen Pivot as a nonprofit while giving access to affordable legal services to those people who need it most," she said.
Not surprisingly, even her venture in creating a business model for Pivot leads her down a people-before-profit path. It's an often thankless cause she has taken upon herself, but it's never been about her.


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WALTHAM, Mass.- The Brandeis University women's basketball team could not overcome poor shooting in the first half as they fell to the Emmanuel College Saints (No. 16 in the nation by D3hoops.com and No. 17 by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association) 62-46 at Red Auerbach Arena in non-conference action. Despite a team-high 10 points off the bench for sophomore guard Mikaela Garvin (Providence, R.I./ Hope), the Judges could not erase a 19 point deficit at the break and fell to 2-3 on the year while the Saints improved to 4-0.
In the first half, sophomore guard Hannah Cain (Gloucester, Mass./ Gloucester) scored the first basket of the game with a mid-range jumper but Emmanuel reeled off a 16-4 run to take control of the game. Brandeis was able to keep the deficit at 10 after a pair of free throws from Garvin to make it 24-14 with 3:51 remaining in the period. Unfortunately, the Saints went on a 9-0 spurt to close out the half and take a commanding 33-14 lead into the break. Although the Judges shot 8 for 10 from the line, they were 3 for 25 from the field, including 0 for 4 from 3-point range, as they dug themselves a hole.
In the second half, Emmanuel opened the period with excellent shooting, taking their largest lead of the contest at the 10:54 mark when junior guard Bria Tiro (Saugus, Mass./ Saint Mary's) scored from downtown to give the visitors a 48-21 advantage. In the following two minutes of play, Brandeis went on an 8-2 run capped by an old fashioned three point play from Cain to make it 50-29 with 8:51 left in the game. The Judges would go on to outscore the Saints 17-12 the rest of the way for a final tally of 62-46.
Garvin led Brandeis with 10 points, all from the charity stripe, while senior forward Erika Higginbottom (Millbury, Mass./ Worcester Acad.) and junior guard Kasey Dean (Southbury, Conn./ Pomperaug) each contributed nine. Cain also chipped in with seven points to go two rebounds, an assist, and a steal. Dean led the squad with eight rebounds and senior forward Angela Miller (Sicklerville, N.J./ Timber Creek) grabbed seven caroms off the bench. Higginbottom and rookie forward Ceara McNamara (Amherst, N.H./ Southegan) shared team-high honors with two blocks each. Finally, Higginbottom shared team-high honors in steals with Dean and junior guard Julia Scanlon (Long Valley, N.J./ West Morris) as each had player two apiece.
For the Saints, senior forward Fiona O'Dwyer (Stamford, Conn./ Stamford) led the way with a double-double of 18 points and 13 rebounds. Junior forward Liz Daley (Sharon, Mass./ Sharon) nearly joined her with 12 points and eight rebounds while senior forward Laura Benvenuto (Wyckoff, N.J./ Immaculate Heart Acad.) chipped in nine points. Benvenuto also led the squad with four assists and three steals as O'Dwyer earned another team-high honor with three blocks.
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Buffalo Bills fire coach Chan Gailey
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. Chan Gailey has been fired by the Buffalo Bills after three losing seasons.
The announcement was made Monday, a day after the Bills closed out another disappointing season with a 28-9 win over the New York Jets.
Buffalo finished 6-10, and Gailey leaves with a 16-32 record. There was no immediate word on the status of general manager Buddy Nix.
In a hopeful season after signing star defensive end Mario Williams to a $100 million contract, the Bills reverted to their ways of the past, failing to make the playoffs for a 13th straight year, the NFL's longest active drought.
Gailey met with his players during the team's annual exit meetings and informed at least one of his players that he expected to be fired.
Gailey addressed reporters for a little over a minute, and declined to take questions.
He thanked both Nix and team owner Ralph Wilson for the opportunity, and said he understood the reasons behind the decision. Gailey also announced that his entire staff had been fired.
"I understand this is a business. We didn't get the job done," Gailey said, reading from a Bills pad on which he had jotted down a few notes. "I've been called two other times to get things turned around, was able to do it. We weren't able to get this one done soon enough and I understand that completely."
Gailey's eyes then welled with tears when he credited Bills fans for their loyalty, and Buffalo for being a passionate football city.
"I think that the next staff will have a great opportunity for success, and make this another great football franchise," Gailey said. "This will probably be, and I say probably, but I think it will be the first place that's ever fired me that I'll pull for."
Gailey had at least one more season left on his contract.
It's the latest twirl of the coaching carousel in Buffalo.
The Bills are on their fifth coaching search since Wade Phillips was fired following the 2001 season. Phillips, who took over in 1998 after Hall of Famer Marv Levy retired, was the last coach to get the Bills to the playoffs. That was in the 1999 season, when Buffalo lost the AFC wild-card playoff to Tennessee on a last-second kickoff return, the "Music City Miracle."
Gailey took over in January 2010 after a tumultuous season in which Dick Jauron was fired in November, leaving defensive coordinator Perry Fewell to finish out the season on an interim basis.
It's unclear whether Nix will be overseeing the next coaching search. Nix was at the Bills' facility on Monday.
This was Gailey's second NFL head coaching job. He went a combined 18-16 in two seasons at Dallas before being fired following the 1999 season despite leading the Cowboys to the playoffs each year. He spent six years as head coach at Georgia Tech, where he had a 44-32 record before being fired after the 2007 season.


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Do any of you ever read about myokymia and think it suits the desciption of your twitches more?? I have to admitt then myokymia often sounds more like what I have that fasciculations, but then again sometimes my twitches seem to be more like the dexcription of fasciculations. Still after all this time ive never had an EMG, as its so exspensive here in the UK and the waiting list on the NHS is over a year in my area.
Had some stranges twitches/jerks the other night when watching lord of the rings as some of you may know the movie is on for 3 1/2 hours (Excellent movie btw) and like I often have been getting recently over the last 4 month I got some nasty twitches in my knees, the twitches were so bad it was making my whole leg jerk, literally felt as if somebody was hitting my leg.


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Today would be the legendary Joan Crawford's 108th birthday. Crawford was one of the most famous movie stars — and highest paid women — in the late 1920s and 1930s, and F. Scott Fitzgerald once called her "the best example of the flapper, the girl you see in smart night clubs, gowned to the apex of sophistication, toying iced glasses with a remote, faintly bitter expression, dancing deliciously, laughing a great deal, with wide, hurt eyes. Young things with a talent for living."
She was also, it has to be said, allegedly terrifying. Say it with me: NO...WIRE...HANGERS...EVER!!! And have a lovely night.


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Attention all artists! In case you haven't noticed yet, the main Brawl in the Family page now has a Fan Works section for your enjoyment. Right now, it's a little empty, and I'd like for you guys to fill it!
So we've decided to feature an art competition once a month, every month. The winner will be immortalized in BitF history by having his or her art forever featured in the Fan Works section! But remember--we'll need a solid number of entries to work with, so if we don't get enough for the month, we might have to judge those entries with the next month's.
Now then, onto DA RULES:
-Any and all media is fine. Draw/scan, paint, do digital images, whatever! You can post big ol' wallpaper-sized images or even straight-up comics! The only limit is your imaaagination.
-Keep it pleasant. For content, a good rule of thumb is don't show or say anything in the art that you'd never find in a Nintendo-published game or a BitF strip. So keep it a light PG at worst, please.
-It should be original! Mash-ups and borrowed Nintendo art (including sprites) probably won't win you any awards. It's possible someone might do something extremely creative by using official art, but for the most part it'd be best to avoid this.
-Post it here! You may email or PM us images if you'd like, but it's easiest if you just post your artwork here in this thread for judging. Deadlines will be 11:59 PM on the last day of the month in question.
Chris and I will be taking a good, long look at all the entries. Or a cursory glance as the case may be. They'll be judged on composition, adherence to the theme, use of color/shading (if applicable), use of humor (if applicable), and just...like, if it's any good.
Also, feel free to submit multiple entries, but you're limited to three per contest!
Now then, let's get onto the current contest--JULY 2010! After the Dedede/Kirby simplicity of the June contest, it's time to flex those creative muscles!
This month's theme:
Make a "movie poster"-style image for one of the BitF story arcs!
The following stories are all game:
-How the King Stole Christmas
-Gooey Bomb
-Turnabout Kirby
-Zombie Apocalypse (technically more of a two-parter, but why not?)
-A Mushroom Kingdom Carol
-Snake in the Grass
Here's a quick example I whipped up, no color or final outlines or anything:
Hopefully that'll get your creative juices flowing! Make something eye-catching and exciting! Again, any of the story arcs are fair game. The deadline will be at the end of July, so get drawing!


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Yes, we are nearing the quiet period of the NFL calendar.
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All 32 teams will hold multiple days of organized team activities (OTAs) this week. The drills are non-contact affairs, and players can't wear shoulder pads, but that doesn't mean there is not a risk of injury, as the Cowboys unfortunately were reminded of last week.
In all, this is a key work week for teams. The vast majority of clubs are in at least their second week of OTAs. Though it's tough to read too much into offseason workout performance, it will be interesting to see if any teams are praised for being especially sharp — or panned for being particularly sloppy.
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(iChinaStock News) China has no equivalent of a nationwide big-box retailer like Wal-Mart, instead it has e-commerce. Hurst Lin, general partner at venture capital firm DCM, says that amid all the hype for e-commerce, the untold story is the role it plays in China's lesser-tier cities:
"E-commerce plays the role of Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart started off saying, 'I don't want to go to Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, because they already have JC Penny, K-Mart, Macy's. I want to go the rural areas, towns with a population of no greater than 10,000.' So Wal-Mart put outlets in each and every Smalltown, America. And they end up being the biggest retailer in the world.
And I think no one is doing that [in China]. Obviously, Wal-Mart itself is trying, but it has not done that well, because the government is on their ass. And also, they cannot build fast enough to keep up with the consumer. So the thing that fills the gap is e-commerce.
In terms of logistics, e-commerce can actually deliver anywhere. It's far better than the Sears Roebuck catalog that America used to have. China is rapidly urbanizing, not just in Beijing and Shanghai, but in 3rd and 4th-tier cities with a population of one million. That million or two-million person Chinese city, since everyone lives in an apartment block, actually has the Internet infrastructure. But, they don't have the retail outlets.
Really it should take another 10 years for the likes of Wal-Mart to plug that hole. But today, e-commerce is skipping all of that and delivering to users in the 3rd and 4th tier cities. And that's the story that's not written about in all the generic coverage of 'growing e-commerce in China.'
Fundamentally, e-commerce is playing the role of Wal-Mart."
In 2010, e-commerce was 3.5% of China's total retail sales, according to data from iResearch. That is, e-commerce accounted for RMB 501 billion out of 14,500 total sales. By 2013, e-commerce is forecasted to account for 7.7% of total retail sales, growing at CAGR of 46%. B2C e-commerce, is predicted to grow at a staggering 89% CAGR over that period.
Macquarie Research writes, "Compared to the west, China's e-commerce industry is still in its infancy, but we believe that it may become a bigger part of the entire retail universe than in the west. China lacks an existing bricks-and mortar retail network, particularly in second-, third, and fourth-tier cities in the central and western regions of China."
Hurst Lin brings that point home, highlighting the discrepancy in retail options across China:
"If you look at where the goods of our e-commerce companies are sold, they're not sold in Beijing and Shanghai-because here you walk out onto the street and already have the best in the world coming to sell to the Chinese-but there's no need. The need, the pain, the hurt is in the 3rd and 4th tier cities."
One should coin a term for the hundreds of millions of Chinese who live in cities other than the first-tier of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or even beyond the second-tier cities like Tianjin, Shenyang, Dalian, and Hangzhou. They're certainly urban-dwellers-decidedly not rural-but are still underserved by China's current retail stores, and will drive the e-commerce revolution.
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The Four Cs are crucial for managing in this budget environment.
While the deal reached to raise the debt ceiling in early August did not explicitly include cuts to federal pay and benefits, there is a widespread expectation that government workers and programs still will suffer as a result. That in turn will affect recruitment, retention, training and almost every other facet of agencies' operations.
As current and aspiring managers face this new reality, the American Management Association cites the need for stronger skills in four areas - critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication. And it argues even though money is tight, now is not the time to pinch pennies when it comes to training programs that can help managers gain competency in the Four Cs.
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Managers are bombarded with information and prospects, and critical thinking - the first C - allows them to separate opportunities from the glut, Davis says. Creativity helps them break out of established patterns and see when the answer is right in front of them. Collaboration makes it possible to thrive in a team environment. And finally, communication helps managers write and speak persuasively and make their views understood.
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Leadership training is especially important for the federal government, for a number of reasons, including demographic trends. With many high-level managers at or nearing retirement, new, younger employees are rising through the ranks, Davis notes. Even when agencies are meeting their recruitment challenges head-on and finding high-quality candidates to fill gaps, he says, the new talent does not necessarily have real world experience in the Four Cs. That's where training comes in.
Agencies must invest in individuals' personal development to succeed in their organizational goals, according to Davis. This also can be a powerful recruiting tool. "Obviously federal agencies are competing with the private sector, and it's an asset to show you're concerned about the person and that you will be providing them the tools they need to reach their leadership potential," he says.
Managers should know there are resources out there for them, even when budget dollars run short. AMA's website, AMANet.org, offers a wealth of free information, such as webinars and white papers, to support federal managers. "We believe in lifelong learning and we're committed to supporting the federal government," Davis says.
The Office of Personnel Management also offers tools for current and aspiring leaders at www.leadership.opm.gov. And the Performance Institute provides white papers, research and eLearning courses on its website.
Elizabeth Newell covered management, human resources and contracting at Government Executive for three years.


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ANTIOCH — District officials have been working to fix an inadvertent disclosure of some personal employee information that spread last week via email.
While a former Antioch Unified employee was trying to pass on information about a replacement's responsibilities at the end of the workday Jan. 18, the employee attached a file to an email that went to a limited number of district personnel that had confidential information — namely Social Security numbers and some worker compensation claim information for current and former employees who reported injuries, Superintendent Donald Gill said.
"It was a simple human error, but when we found out about this, we jumped on it as quickly as possible," Gill said. "Confidentiality of personal information maintained by the district is critically important."
Because of the Martin Luther King holiday, nobody really knew what had happened until the next morning. District staff immediately tried to recall and delete the message from the email accounts, but they are "not 100-percent certain they pulled every file," Gill said.
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As of Monday, Antioch Unified had received one email asking questions about the incident. However, officials with Antioch teachers union received several concerned phone calls and emails.
Antioch Education Association President Robert Strickler said Monday many are appalled this could happen, while worrying what will happen after the one-year membership is up.
"(The district's) been out front about it, but there are still some real concerns," he said.
As of Monday afternoon, Antioch has not received any report of misuse.
Antioch Unified also is reviewing its procedures on dealing with confidential files, including removing social security information from non-password protected systems.
"That may be the only good thing that came out of this," Strickler said.
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- Edmund
- waukegan, IL, USA
- 03-15-03
The most moving of the series
Even among fan groups of the series where everyone has his or her own favorite characters, but many consider this the best book of the series. The wonderful moving and hilarious story of Death as he takes a holiday is an enchanting story that culminates in a wonderful climax that stays with you long after the book is done. Truly Discworld at is best.
19 of 19 people found this review helpful
- Tamara
- Dallas, TX, United States
- 10-28-03
One of the best yet! Fantastically funny!
My 9 year old got me into these Discworld book and we've listened to a pile of them by now. This has to be one of the all-time best. We laughed through the whole thing. (Thought I'd choke over the story of how One Man Bucket, the Indian ghost, got his name. Good thing my son didn't really get it! I've already told him he needs to re-read these when he's an adult.) These books are so funny on so many levels.
14 of 14 people found this review helpful
- Douglas
- hendersonville, NC, USA
- 05-23-03
The Human Side of Death
Does Death have a soft heart (metaphorically or otherwise)? Terry Pratchett takes us on another wild, contorted tale where we get expanded insights into the sentimental wanderings of Death Personified. This 7-foot tall skeleton tries to get a better understanding of humans by posing as one of them, but through all his misadventures, he just can't seem to get the hang of being alive. If you like the Discworld stories, this one is the best of the best; lively characters, rapidly changing plot, and another excellent narration by Nigel Planer.
12 of 12 people found this review helpful
- H0m3B0d13
- Los Angeles, CA USA
- 09-26-13
The Care of the Reaper Man...
The Discworld has many endearing characters, some frivolous, others ridiculous, and quite a few ironic to the point of absurdity. But of all the repeating characters in this twisted universe spawned from Terry Pratchett's mind, DEATH is one of my favorites.
Reaper Man provides all the classic silliness one would expect from a Discworld novel, complete with wannabe-upwardly-mobile vampires, zombie support groups for the dead-but-not-quite-gone contingent, and a reverse wolfman who is a wolf three weeks a month and a man the rest of the time. And let us not forget the last surviving banshee on the Disc who is so afflicted with a speech impediment that he scribbles his wails on a note and slips them under the door.
But these are just the supporting characters to DEATH, keeper of time and reaper of souls. Reaper Man is DEATH's story, filled with surprisingly tender moments scattered amidst the shenanigans at which Pratchett excels.
The skeleton of the plot (sorry!) is that DEATH gets a performance review by cosmic auditors, and they hold that he has developed too much of a personality to do the job properly. In lieu of a golden watch, they give him a golden lifetimer for his retirement. The story then follows his (mis)adventures in dealing with the basics of living, along with sub-plots surrounding the side-effects that crop up on a magical world where everything has stopped dying and the excess life force builds up all over the place. The results are predictably explosive.
What gives the story its greatest appeal (to me, at least), is that Pratchett manages to imbue DEATH with a mixture of naivete, worldliness, nobility and innocence. DEATH understands much about the way the universe of the Discworld operates, but he is hopeless when it comes to giving a woman flowers. He takes pride in collecting souls efficiently, but he is neither cruel nor heartless. He understands the necessity of his job, but there is respect and a surprising degree of empathy from someone who suffers from a severe lack of emotion. Other books have touched on these traits, but in Reaper Man they are given center stage.
As in other Discworld readings by Nigel Planer, Planer narrates and performs the story with keen appreciation for the absurdity and pathos, bringing to life nuances in Pratchett's writing that I have missed when reading Discworld novels on my own. It also seems that Planer's repertoire of accents and vocal technique improves with each book. Since Reaper Man is the eleventh in the series, he has had ample opportunity to hone his skills such that his reading carries you into the story with grace and ease.
In short, Reaper Man is pure Pratchett at his best, blending the silly and the serious in more or less equal measure, and Planer is the perfect conduit to Pratchett's world, in all its strangeness and wonder.
6 of 6 people found this review helpful
- Ms. Jade Burke
- LAS VEGAS, NV, United States
- 04-21-07
Not Grim!
This is not a sad book, sorry to say. As always, the narration is stellar, entertaining. A must for a Terry Pratchett collection. Definitely worth the book credit or $$$.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
- Roland
- London, N/A, United Kingdom
- 02-02-04
A truly amazing book
This was the first Discworld book I ever read, and I was hooked. The concept of Death as a fairly benign character with a personality is definitely "outside the box". I love the wizards, behaving like small children (Yo!), and the inanimate things that actually have life (musn't spoil it). Pratchett is a genius that brings his own unique brand of humour, and razor-sharp insight into the human condition to a genuinely entertaining read. You can belly laugh on one page, then groan at a truly awful pun on the next page.
Nigel Planer is the best reader (his Death voice - just right). I look forward to reading/listening again and again.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
- K.D. Keenan
- Northern California
- 07-23-12
As Always, Serious Message as Serious Silliness
A second read for me, but the first as an audible book. Nigel Planer does a great job narrating, handling with ease Pratchett's verbal fireworks. A lovely meditation on love and death disguised as a goofy romp through the Discworld.
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
- Coral
- 03-14-15
Death get a Life
Of all the Terry Pratchett books I find my myself re-reading this the most often. It's about: being professional without being preachy; about see the good that all your "thankless" work does and about getting out of your world and see some elses.
All of this and you feel glad you read the book.
My only minor complaint is the recording has a minor hiss which on really good gear is rather noticeable.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- S. Laird
- Eagle River, Alaska
- 03-16-11
another wonderful story
I never thought I'd have reason to say I love Death, but Pratchett's imagined characterization makes me so empathetic with DEATH. I think Nigel Planer's voice is spot-on for this character. And truly, since no one really knows about the afterlife, whether there is one or not, the idea that there might be and that Death is only the non-judgemental doorkeeper, presents a moral lesson, in that what one does in the mortal life just might effect what comes in the immortal one. This is a great story.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- Damon
- Portland, OR, USA
- 04-09-04
Amazingly presented
Nigel Planer does an incredible job voicing the characters in this book. Completely entertaining, I am a newfound fan of this series. Well worth listening to and enjoying again and again, you're guaranteed a laugh every time you listen.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
- Stuart
- 08-22-06
Best Discworld ever
This is the best Discworld book ever - the first one I read and it had me in helpless laughter at times. The concept of Death going missing and the Bursar going 'Yo!' - priceless.
Nigel Planer is the only one that should read these books. His voices are brilliant.
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Wednesday, May 30
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is the determined name of the campaign for our latest headphone-release, the Capital, which we designed for the on-the-go urbanite. Striving to back up words with action and break new sonic territory, we teamed up with London-based sound artist Yuri Suzuki in the efforts to engage in an ambitious, design- and sound project that very literally delivers on the campaign's motivated promise: to make the city sound better.
The Sound Taxi is equipped with a microphone that record its surrounding noise: the rumbling traffic, screeching brakes, sirens, construction work all are a part of the everyday din of the city. A specially designed software written in Max analyses the frequencies of these noises and uses them to generate unique music in real time. The spectrum is split into 25 frequency bands, like a graphic EQ, these bands are used to control different types of sounds in Ableton Live. For example a low rumble starts a bass line or loud hiss would trigger some hi hats, with the loudness of that noise controlling the loudness of the music. The music generated matches the dynamics of the street, the sounds will change and evolve as you drive in different parts of the city.
Passersby heard the music via the 67 speakers built into the entire car body and the big, shiny Indian horns mounted on top of the taxi's roof. Finally, the passengers of the sound taxi could tune-in to the converted sounds via headphones installed inside of the vehicle.
We'd like to say a big Thank You to all Londoners and those who've engaged with the Sound Taxi. The enthusiasm and positive feedback was overwhelming.
We will let you know the next time the taxi makes an appearance in a major city near you. In the meantime check the right hand side for music from London's city noise recorded during our tours.
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If we compare the area of this two size boards,flaps1111 wrote:Oldnbroken wrote: The Oxygen tires my back leg out more than a regular sized twintip will, because the width at 147cm.
I think that this is the problem with 135 cm you can get the nacesary rocker or sufficient length to get comfort.
That's why the industry is so wrong when they disign a lightwind board just to fit in the golf bag.
135 x 47 = 6345 cm2 Epic Oxigen
145 x 44 = 6380 cm2 Crazyfly Cruiser pro
we have basically the same area.
The longer board (less width) would give you less back leg burn?
But the fun would be less with the longer board?
My weight is 73 Kg and I'm looking for a LW TT.
But I don't want a LW TT that just work for go up and down.
So I'm a little afraid of "longer" LW TT (for example 150x48).


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The battle is eternal, you are right about that, but its not the battle you think, you are not the protagonist in the most important cause in human history, you are just a lowly soldier marching to the beat of fear, of ignorance and hate.
Sometimes the darkness wins some battles, when everything good we've achieved is brought to ash, stories of that are woven through our mythology, the Flood, Babel, Atlantis, the Fall, Ragnarok, even Sodom and Gomorrah. Your storytellers have always tried to make it out that they are stories of punishment, of victory of good vs evil, but they can't hide what they really mean.
The stories are not about destruction and punishment, they are about change, death and rebirth, which is a very human concept.
When the first city fell, if your ideas had their way, we would have never thought about learning or progress again, but within a hundred years of each other Egypt, Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley civilisations blossomed into life. Even when you destroyed Rome, less than 2000 years later, using a shoestring calculator and hydrogen/oxygen deathtrap this little fallen species visited another world.
There will always be the ignorant, the fearful, and sometimes they might find ways to bring us down. But for the next 1000 generations, anyone who can build a telescope and look up into the sky, will see a flag flying there, left by a people who took the forbidden fruit and went to the stars with it.


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Sure, everyone loves Clinton now. But first she had to survive a decade and a half of right-wing attacks.
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice has withdrawn her name from consideration for nomination to be secretary of state. "If nominated, I am now convinced that the confirmation process would be lengthy, disruptive and costly," she said in a letter formally taking herself out of consideration.
And with that admission, the woman who would succeed Hillary Clinton as secretary of state has revealed she's gotten just a small taste of what it actually has been like to be Hillary Clinton over the years.
Rice, like Clinton before her, has been attacked relentlessly by the GOP for what she's said, for her temperament, and over her financial ties; she's been attacked by left and right alike for her foreign-policy views (the criticism of Rice's ties to African despots has been nothing compared to the intra-party criticism Clinton got for backing the authorization of military use force in Iraq, launching Bush's war there); and she's been denied an upsurge of support from her party just when she positioned herself or her ideas as most inevitable (from Hillarycare to the 2008 presidential contest, Clinton's never been so vulnerable as when she's been inevitable). Like Clinton, Rice also has been subjected to a steady stream of rough questioning in the MSM and excoriated on Fox. But unlike Clinton, Rice has experienced all of this only on a small scale and for a only few months.


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Justified's Walton Goggins: Boyd's Religious Experience Has Come Back to Haunt Him
Jan 22, 2013 1:55 PM EST
Some television shows suffer when they pull the focus from their leading man or woman. That's not true of FX's Justified, thanks in no small part to the endlessly watchable Walton Goggins and his backwoods kingpin Boyd Crowder. Winter TV: Get the sco… Read more


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Greater Grand Rapids: Top 5 Weather Events of 2013 [Video]
It was a year for the record books in 2013 in West Michigan.
At least so says the National Weather Service's Grand Rapids Office, which issued its annual climate summary report this week.
There was the April flooding that swamped locales along the Grand River and other area tributaries.
There was the ice storm right before Christmas that knocked out power for thousands of people in Michigan.
And how about those gusting winds of Nov. 17?
What follows are the top five weather events from last year in Grand Rapids and West Michigan.
Source: National Weather Service Grand Rapids
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April Floods
It was a record week for Grand Rapids in the aftermath of record rainfall April 17 and 18.
Flooding continued for days in Grand Rapids and other parts of West Michigan, with sandbagging efforts and a state of emergency was declared in Grand Rapids and along the Flat River in Lowell.
The Grand River, which runs through downtown Grand Rapids, crested at 21.85 feet on April 18, according to the National Weather Service. The flood stage for the river is 18 feet.
It was the highest water level charted in Grand Rapids' history. In 1985, the Grand River crested at 19.64 feet.
April was the third wettest month in Grand Rapids' history on record, with 10.76 inches -- four times its average.
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Before Christmas Ice Storm
Winter arrived with an icy blast on the weekend of Dec. 21 and 22, sending freezing rain across a wide section of the Lower Peninsula and knocking out electrical service to thousands for a week because of downed electrical connections caused by ice-draped tree limbs and power lines.
Many went without power on Christmas because of the ice storm.
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Mid-November Severe Weather
Nov. 17 was the day of a severe weather and tornado outbreak across the Midwest, with 73 confirmed tornadoes across seven states, according to the National Weather Service.
There was $1.6 billion in damages caused and seven people died.
The Sunday outbreak was the most prolific day for tornadoes last year. One of the tornadoes hit Otsego County in Michigan.
In West Michigan, winds were clocked gusting at 63 miles per hour at Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids and 77 mph at a Lake Michigan buoy in South Haven.
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Mid-July Heat Wave
It was a week-long heat wave that didn't cool off from July 14 to 20.
The high temperatures were 91 degrees on July 14, 95 on July 15, 93 degrees on July 16, 95 degrees on both July 17 and 18 and 96 degrees on July 19.
At 9:43 a.m. July 19, the National Weather Service reported the city set a record high low of 79 degrees. The old minimum temperature mark for the date was 78 degrees in 1934.
Grand Rapids tied its all-time record high on July 15 with 95 degrees.
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Record Muskegon Snowfall
Muskegon had 53.3 inches of snow in February 2013, breaking its record for the month of 45.8 inches set in 1981.
By comparison, Grand Rapids had 57.6 inches of snow for the season as of the end of February 2013.


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Gravity, Breaking Bad Take Top Honors at DGA Awards
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A fine tradition was revived this year when three fashion history books were found under the tree. A second tradition was also revived - that of my nose buried in a book on Christmas Day. All three texts are speedy reading but great fun, and photo heavy.
Let's take a look.
Style Book: Fashionable Inspirations , Elizabeth Walker.
All photos. All the time. But a treasure trove of inspiring photos from 1865 to the present, grouped by theme rather than year. Checks, Stripes, Fur, Denim, Flower Power - they all have a section. The subjects range form royalty to Hollywood to the street. There are some inaccuracies and oddities in the captions, but these are few and far between. Most glaring is a photo of Katherine Hepburn in the famous white crepe beaded and sequined evening dress designed by Adrian for The Philadelphia Story (1940) is dated 1935 and called a "peasant shirt with bands of bright embroidery." That said, it's still 475 pages of eye candy.
Cristóbal Balenciaga, Phillipe Vent Hubert Givenchy:Grand Tradition of French Couture, Christianne de Nicolay-Mazery.
More eye candy plus there are short bios of each designer. Then a series of really lovely photos by Luc Castel of selected garments displayed at Haroue, the Château of the Princes of Beauvau Craon. The château gets stunning photos and detail shots all its own as well. When given, the background story the gowns is fascinating. This work commemorates the 2010 exhibit of 50 gowns at Haroue, selected by Givenchy.
Fashion in the Time of Jane Austen, Sarah Jane Downing.
Another in the Shire Library series, these are small and handy books. This one actually has real text and does a fine job of covering the intersection of social history and fashion with illustrations of period fashion plates and paintings. The specific references from Austen's letters and novels are a highlight.


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Interested in mixing unique architecture with beautiful nature? Book flights to Almaty and visit the Central Mosque or attend a concert in the lovely Palace of the Republic. Ready to relax completely? The Arasan Baths make for a divine outing to rejuvenate your mind, body and soul. Learn more about the eating habits of the Kazakhs by visiting the Green Bazaar where unique fruit and meat are sold. Or visit the Barakholka flea market; feast your eyes on the display of electronics, souvenirs, clothing and even animals.
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A Missouri mother is finding herself in hot water after a topless photo of her and her daughter circulated through the school district via Snapchat this past weekend, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.
The 50-year-old mother has not been identified in order to protect her daughter, who is a minor.
The photo was shot by the girl's sister, police told the Post-Dispatch.
It was taken Nov. 14 in a hot tub at their Wentzville, Mo., home, and circulated through at least two high schools via Snapchat, the here-and-gone photo-sharing app. Although, if you screenshot the photos when you receive them, they are as permanent as any picture you save to your phone.
St. Charles County Prosecutor Tim Lohmar sent Business Insider the official court document, which stated the woman is being charged with misdemeanor child endangerment.
Lohmar told the Post-Dispatch that " it was clear that the woman and her daughter had knowingly posed for the photo. Both of them were covering their nipples, but their breasts were exposed."
The mother, who spoke to KMOV St. Louis, told reporters she wasn't posing, she was "getting out of the tub."
"I was aware the photo was taken, and I told [my other daughter] at that second, please delete that photo," the mom said in the interview.
According to the Post-Dispatch, this is not the first time the daughter has been in this situation. Last year, the girl was sent to court-mandated counseling because she distributed nude photos of herself to her classmates.
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253 draft picks transformed the NFL in a matter of days. Around the League will examine the aftershocks by asking one post-draft burning question for all 32 teams. The AFC is done; let's kickstart the NFC with the defending champions.
With David Wilson and Rueben Randle, do the Giants have the best skill position talent in the NFL?
When the New York Giants won their first Super Bowl under Tom Coughlin, they were known for the offensive line and their defensive line. The pass rush remains fearsome, but the identity of this team has changed. Eli Manning has become one of the best quarterbacks in football, in part because he's surrounded by incredible skill position talent.
Giants general manager Jerry Reese is known for drafting talent over need, but he combined the two with No. 32 overall selection running back David Wilson from Virginia Tech. Wilson should be a serious upgrade over Brandon Jacobs, who was in decline and couldn't help on passing downs. Wilson is a dynamic, three-down player just like Ahmad Bradshaw. His addition will give Tom Coughlin options.
LSU wideout Rueben Randle was taken late in the second round, but we wouldn't be surprised if he played starter snaps sooner than later. Imagine: Hakeem Nicks on one side, Randle on the other, and Victor Cruz playing out of the slot. Randle is a deep threat who should effectively replace Mario Manningham. Last year's third-round pick, Jerrel Jernigan, will be fighting for snaps.
The Giants don't need their two rookies to be stars right away. They have plenty. They just need Wilson and Randle to fit in as contributors to what might be the deepest group of explosive skill position talent in football. Coughlin and Manning have a lot of toys to play with this year, and they can all take it the distance.


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March 20, 2003 was the first day of the war in Iraq. It also happened to be the same day that friends Molly and Rob interviewed Frederick Buechner, a writer whose work had profoundly touched their lives.
Mr. Buechner (pronounced BEEK-nur) is an ordained Presbyterian minister and the author of more than thirty books. He writes about life and God in a way that has transformed and inspired many people. People who have faith. People who doubt. People who find religion absurd. People who long to find meaning. People like Molly and Rob.
The distinct and unlikely paths that led them to be making a film about their favorite writer form the narrative channel through which Buechner is presented. The telling of Molly's and Rob's stories illustrates one of Buechner's central themes: that God speaks to us through our personal lives—not in ways we might expect or imagine, but, if we pay attention, through a glimpse of life's plot, an unlikely but consequential turn of events, an unexpected "lump in the throat." Buechner tells us who Christ really might be, weaving Buddhist truths with poignant observations and reflections of the years he has lived—and the life that may be to come.


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Director Peter Jackson has denied an Associated Press story that claims that as many as 27 animals died on the set of "The Hobbit" trilogy.
In a joint statement with the other producers on the fantasy films, Jackson said that great pains and hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent to provide good care for the animals on the picture. He said allegations that animals were mistreated off the set were only now being brought to the producers' attention.
"The producers completely reject the accusations that twenty seven animals died due to mistreatment during the making of the films," the statement reads. "Extraordinary measures were taken to make sure that animals were not used during action sequences or any other sequence that might create undue stress for the animals involved."
With safety in mind, Jackson added that over 55 percent of all shots using animals in "The Hobbit" are computer generated.
The story quotes four wranglers on the production who claim that the farm used to house animals near the film's New Zealand set had bluffs and sinkholes, which are dangerous for horses who need level ground on which to run. They claim that a Warner Bros. owned production company ignored their concerns.
Animal rights groups tell the Associated Press they plan to boycott "The Hobbit" premiere in response to the accusations.
A spokesperson for the American Humane Association, which monitors the treatment of animals on movies, did not immediately respond to TheWrap's request for comment.
However, a spokesperson did tell the Associated Press that no animals were hurt during filming, but acknowledged that off-set behavior remains a blind spot. He said the organization investigated the farm and made recommendations to improve safety measures by repairing fencing and housing, suggestions the farm implemented.
Jackson said the producers are currently investigating the allegations and are attempting to speak with all parties involved.
"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," the first film in the planned trilogy, hits theaters on Dec. 14.