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Discussion in 'Game' started by david lindo maldonado, Aug 4, 2014.
Why Jay Pavlina???
SMBC is no longer in active development, that's why.
I saw this post and thought something new had been recently announced. Don't do that to me!!!!
My skin request:
Kid Icarus
Ghost's n Goblins
Castlevania 2
Super Mario World (Pirate)
Mario's Time Machine
Game boy:
Metroid 2
Kid Icarus Of Myths and Monsters
Blaster Master: Enemy Below
Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3
Super Metroid
Super Castlevania 4
Yoshi's Island
I'll just copy-paste what I said in chat:
4.0 is never likely to come out
they're just about done with this (very polished and awesome) fan game.
they'll update as a hobby, but there will not longer be major updates.
because now they're doing super action squad, they're ready to climb up to be a relevant game company.
dude, I know it's on hold, but that doesn't mean they cancelled entirely.
it still means they're not doing it right now
Hip Hip Hooray, Hip Hip Hooray,
Super Mario Bros. Crossover 4.0 will be released...
... not today! x.x
... or the next day ...
... or the next day after that one ...
... or even the one after that, huh?
Maybe the very next next next day?
But, playing the one we have right now sure is fun! Super even! It's right there in the title, doesn't matter what number it is! Super-fun!
Why yes it is Pinky, we have ten fully functional characters that play really fun-ly (that's not even a word), we get to make them look like tons of other people that sometimes even play slightly differently, we have fully customizable options, we have 3 games in one, we get difficulty options to change the levels which in a way makes 9 games, oh what fun! Who cares about the numbers?
also how the hell are you using a keyboard or controller
"Princess Peach, and Toad as separate characters" as in SuperMario2,,,
that post was a year ago. What's your point, anyway?
I think that 4.0 may be the last, cause I seen piks on this site like Mario in metroid world, so the level editor may be in this update (am I right?)
you pretty much aren't. They kinda unofficially stopped working on SMBC, but they stopped nonetheless. God I wanted that level editor too...
Jay recently discussed SMBC in the "Questions About Exploding Rabbit" thread.
In Super Mario 2, Peach and Toad is not a part Luigi,,, And in Super Mario 2, are they different, Luigi jumps higher, Peach can hover among others,,, that is what I meant,,, ,,, In addition, lacks Metroid actually of an own background settings,,,
Nobody replaces the period in a sentence with 3 commas,,,
Those things aren't ready yet. If we had Peach & Toad as separate characters, we would have Doki Doki Panic Lina & Papa skins over Peach & Toad, respectively.
don't be a dick
english is obviously not his first language
Those pics are part of a cancelled project.
Separate names with a comma.


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I love to travel. I began taking road trips years ago to see bands. It was the perfect setup: I didn't have to plan an entire vacation, and I'd see new places and meet new friends while visiting a new place for a short period of time.
I was an Ezralite. I lost count of how many times I saw Better Than Ezra throughout the 90's, but it was more than 50. I hit up most of the South that way, and I made friends I still have to this day. Through them, I found my love of New Orleans.
New Orleans is my muse, my true love, my home. I may not have lived in my home, but I will. I do spend a lot of time there, however. I usually have my camera with me, so I feel this page deserves a section for New Orleans. I've been told by some locals that I capture their city in a way that appropriately shows how she truly is; I take that as a huge compliment.
There will also be a section for photos taken in Little Rock, simply because that is where I live. I think I've hit up every square inch of the city. I'll just post a 'best of' and be done with it.
I hope you enjoy the photos. Please feel free to leave non-spammy comments! Thanks!

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Hungry Planet Project: Glad Ostensen Family, near Oslo, Norway.
The Glad Ostensen family in Gjerdrum, Norway. Mille 12, jumps on the trampoline in the back of their farmhouse on the family sheep ranch. Model-Released.
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Greetings Everyone!
I hope all of you have been doing well in this new year, despite some of the craziness that has been taking place in the world. While I am here waiting for some videos that I just shot to upload for editing, I figured now would be a good time to Finally update this page! I've added a couple of dates for upcoming shows.
So far, this year has been a bit strange but still rather kind. The NAMM Show was a blast. Seeing old friends, making new ones, checking out some really nice instruments and gear, and it was both nerve-wracking and exhilarating to perform with Felix and the guys in Social Experiment at the 2015 Bass Bash, opening for Victor Wooten. Serious nerves but also tons of fun ensued. For your enjoyment, here are some vids from the gig:
A great way to start the year for sure, but I'm also happy to announce that Imperial Triumphant will be releasing a new album this year, quite soon in fact, via Code666 and Aural Music entitled 'Abyssal Gods'. You can hear a stream of one of the songs I tracked for the album, "Dead Heaven" at DecibelMagazine.com
Also to be released soon, the first of the new John Zorn– who has taken over The Village Vanguard, so get there and check out those shows!– records that myself, guitarist Matt Hollenberg of the band Cleric, and John Medeski have been working on since December of 2014 entitled 'Simulacrum', will be released this March through Tzadik! It makes me incredibly excited and proud that these records will start to make their way into the world. A lot of hard work went into the creation of this particular album, but it was done so with joy and excitement. We did all the tracking in a couple of days and every minute of that time was spent creating and exploring and having a blast! I'm not sure when the second record is slated to be released, but I assure that both of the records will be something you'll love to listen to. Rarely do I say that I'm actually proud of my playing on anything I've done, but between the latest Dapp Theory Album, 'Forward In All Directions', 'Abyssal Gods', and now 'Simulacrum', I can safely say that this is a good start ;). There will also be some added merch for Simulacrum, so stay tuned for that announcement as well.
Well, it looks like the videos are all uploaded, so it is now time for me to work on those, so hopefully they will be ready by tonight or tomorrow! I think and hope you guys enjoy it ;). Till next time, stay warm if you're in the northern hemisphere and I will hopefully have a bit more to write about soon. Actually, there will be more to write about very soon, but until the news is broken I shall remain silent.
Have a great weekend and see you very soon!


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Five Second Project "Buttons" Winners
Congratulations to Julia Reck for winning the Five Second Project for May. Her entry had a really unique visual style that looks straight out of a children's book. The sound design complimented the animation, and the idea for the video resonated with us – a reminder of how annoying we were as kids.
If you like the aesthetic, our latest watercolor tutorial shows how you can achieve a similar effect in Cinema 4D.
We also hand-picked a great group of honorable mentions below. Look for the next Five Second Project coming up in June.
Honorable Mentions
We have a great winner this month!
Awesome job!
Really like the winning entry!
But i don't understand some of the other choices. Looks like just some of the latest entries got a chance.
Like the las one most… anyway. the winner clip is nice, too 🙂
Congratulations Julia !
Your entry is R.A.D !
Congratulations Julia! I loved the concept and the art was great! Made me laugh and gave me the little devil inside me smile. 🙂
She deserves by far
that with pigs – such a nice idea ! ;D
Hi guys, when's the next competition… got some downtime at last but no notice of theme 🙁


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Tuesday, 21 July 2015
2015 Student Open Day - School of Clinical Sciences and Hudson Institute of Medical Research on 5 August
Wednesday 5 August at Monash Medical Centre, Lecture Theatre 1 from 5 - 7.30pm.
Students from all universities are invited to attend. Open Day is a great opportunity to talk to our supervisors and learn about available projects for 2016. Current students will also be available to talk about why the Monash Health Translation Precinct (MHTP) is the best place to do both basic and translational research.
If you're passionate about medical research, we offer a welcoming and supportive environment with state-of-the-art facilities (be amongst the first to work in our new Translational Research Facility opening in 2016).
Health leadership role for MCHRI Director
|Prof Teede
Monash Partners is an innovative Australian health industry, research and educational collaboration between eight independent, world class providers of health services, health research and health education in the south and east of Melbourne. Members are:
- Monash Health.
- Alfred Health
- Baker IDI
- Burnet Institute
- Cabrini Health
- Epworth HealthCare
- Monash University
- Hudson Institute of Medical Research (formerly MIMR-PHI Institute of Medical Research)
Read more here.
Dr Claudia Nold receives Heart Foundation Award
The Hudson Institute's Dr Claudia Nold has been awarded a prestigious Paul Korner Innovation Award from the Heart Foundation for her research into dangerous diseases associated with premature birth. The award, awarded annually with a prize of $20,000, recognises the most innovative applications received by the Heart Foundation for their highly competitive Postdoctoral Fellowship and Future Leader Fellowship.
Dr Nold, who works in the Hudson Institute's Ritchie Centre, researches three diseases which cause the high rate of death and disease in premature babies: bronchopulmonary , pulmonary arterial hypertension and intracranial haemorrhage. She seeks to understand the molecular mechanisms of these diseases in order to develop new and effective therapies.
Dr Nold, who works in the Hudson Institute's Ritchie Centre, researches three diseases which cause the high rate of death and disease in premature babies: bronchopulmonary , pulmonary arterial hypertension and intracranial haemorrhage. She seeks to understand the molecular mechanisms of these diseases in order to develop new and effective therapies.
Read more here.
MHTP Biobanking update
An Open Forum was held recently to discuss the future of MHTP biobanking facilities.
The minutes of the forum are attached here.
Please contact Chair of the forum, Professor William Sievert if you have any questions or comments.
Congratulations Dr Soroush Tajadine Sarvestani
The Monash Institute of Graduate Research is pleased to report that Soroush Tajadine Sarvestani was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy last week.
Supervised by Professor Bryan Williams and Dr Michael Gantier, Soroush investigated the role of toll-like receptor 7 and 8 in pathogen-induced infection.
MIGR offer sincere thanks to all the academic and professional staff involved in assisting Soroush achieve this wonderful result.
Supervised by Professor Bryan Williams and Dr Michael Gantier, Soroush investigated the role of toll-like receptor 7 and 8 in pathogen-induced infection.
MIGR offer sincere thanks to all the academic and professional staff involved in assisting Soroush achieve this wonderful result.
Monash Medical Orchestra mid-year update
It has been a very full and rewarding first semester for the orchestra, including the inaugural Solo Soirée showcasing MMO's many fine soloists, and the highly successful Autumn Concert, Revolutions. MMO's performance at the Australasian Student Selection for the Health Professions Conference in April was well-received by a room full of esteemed guests, and just last week, we played for over 1000 excited medical students at one of the world's largest student-run conferences, the Australian Medical Student Association Convention.
State of the Art Lecture-Haematology - Wed 22nd July
Anticoagulation in 2015: "What's new and where are we going?"
Presented by Dr Noel Chan, Haematology
12.30 - 1.30pm TOMORROW
Main Lecture Theatre, Monash Medical Centre
Hudson Seminar Thursday 23 July: "How pregnancy is established"
Presented by Associate Professor Eva Dimitriadis.
Details here.
Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BDP) Symposium - 31 August
How to reduce the incidence of bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
August 31, 2015 - 'The Day of the Lung'Monash Children's Hospital, 246 Clayton Road, Clayton Lecture Theatre 1
Read program details here. For more information, please contact Associate Professor Arvind Sehgal
August 31, 2015 - 'The Day of the Lung'Monash Children's Hospital, 246 Clayton Road, Clayton Lecture Theatre 1
Read program details here. For more information, please contact Associate Professor Arvind Sehgal
Ritchie Centre annual public forum - October 22
The Ritchie Centre, in collaboration with Monash Health and the Hudson Institute of Medical Research will be holding its annual FREE Public Forum in October. An expert panel of professionals will discuss the advantages of vaccinations in pregnancy and how we can best inform expectant parents and health professionals. Please register as seating is limited.
Registration details are attached here.
Registration details are attached here.
6th National Higher Education Women in Leadership Summit 2015 (18-21 August)
The renowned professional development and networking opportunity for emerging and existing female leaders from across Higher Education. 2015 Theme "Advice to my younger self"
What do you know now that you wish you had known then? This is the question we have posed to some of the most senior women in the Higher Education Sector. These inspirational senior executive women will reflect on their career journeys - the challenges they have faced, the opportunities they have seized and the lessons they have learnt, to impart advice to women aspiring to achieve professional and personal success.
View the Online Agenda for more information. Receive up to $150 off registration if you register and pay by 24 July 2015. More information here.
VIIN Young Investigator Symposium 18 Sept - Rego and Abstract Submission Now Open
Registration and Abstract Submission is now open for the VIIN Young Investigator Symposium. It's a great opportunity to present your work to the VIIN!
Keynote Speaker: Professor Alan Trounson, Distinguished Scientist at the Hudson Institute of Medical Research
Keynote Speaker: Professor Alan Trounson, Distinguished Scientist at the Hudson Institute of Medical Research
'Unintended discoveries: a career of opportunities from farming to chimeric antigen receptors and many other things in between'
Postgrad Students, Postdocs and RAs are invited to submit abstracts for poster/oral presentations. Lab heads and senior researchers - please attend too and support your young investigators!
Where: Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Parkville
When: 18 September 2015
Registration is free - food and drinks will be provided throughout the day
When: 18 September 2015
Registration is free - food and drinks will be provided throughout the day
For more details visit: http://viin.org.au/event/viin-young-investigator-symposium-2015
Monday, 20 July 2015
School of Clinical Sciences BMedSc (Hons) Conference Attendance Prize 2015
In 2015 the School has received a generous anonymous $2000 donation to be put toward prize(s) to assist BMedSc (Hons) student(s) to attend a conference to communicate the findings of their research project.
Applications are now being accepted from students for these funds. It can be for a conference in the future or one that has already been attended (related to the Honours research).
We've set the deadline for applications at Friday 28th August 2015.
We will then convene a small panel to consider applications and the decision will be communicated Thursday 24th September. Committee decision will be final - no haggling will be entered into!
The only prerequisite is that you are a 2015 BMedSc(Hons) student enrolled through the School of Clinical Sciences at Monash Health.
3MT competition
3MT competition for faculties, departments and schools are underway and the university final is scheduled for Wednesday September 16th. You can find more key dates and other resources at the 3MT intranet page.
Graduate research student updates
All Graduate Research students and supervisors to note that the Milestone Report Form has been updated to include provision for streamlining the milestone extensions process where the MRP determines that amendments are required by the student in order to meet the requirements of the milestone.
In order to further simplify the process a new form, Milestone Report Form - Reconvened Panel, has also been created. This form is to be used where the MRP reconvenes at the end of the extension period to assess the student's progress and determine whether the student has met the requirements of the milestone.1. Monash Doctoral Program (MDP) intranet
Information for students enrolled in the Biomedical Sciences PhD Training Program:
Information for students enrolled in the Biomedical Sciences PhD Training Program:
The Graduate Researcher Development (GRD) section of the MDP intranet page has been updated to include more detailed information about activities offered under each Learning Domain. Students and their supervisors may wish to use this resource as a professional development activity planning tool. Visit the GRD intranet page for further details.
2. Deregistering for GRD activities -
Graduate research students can now register or deregister for Graduate Researcher Development activities in GRAMS right up to the day before the activity is scheduled.
Please encourage graduate research students registered for activities, or on the wait-list, to extend professional courtesy to their colleagues by deregistering if they can no longer attend. This allows fellow students on the wait-list to take their place.
3. GRD Activities Available for Remainder of 2015 - Now listed in GRAMS
To enable graduate research students and their supervisors to plan which GRD activities they wish to undertake in the second half of this year year, all currently planned GRD activities scheduled for this period have been advertised in GRAMS.
Graduate research students are invited to book into the advertised sessions via GRAMS.
Graduate Research - Supervisor Training
Supervisor Development Programs
The Graduate Education portfolio offers supervisors a variety of development opportunities providing advanced skills and knowledge to guide and monitor graduate research students. Find out more and register for Level 1 Supervisor Training, Master Classes and Good Practice Workshops through the Supervisor Training site or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please invite Honours and Research Masters' students from within your faculty to attend and to register here.
Conversational English Program for graduate students
MIGR has launched a new initiative called the Conversational English Program, tailored for international graduate research students and includes modules for their partners.
The contact for the program is Belinda Ting 9902-0485 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Register at: http://monash.edu/students/conversational-english/ . Please find details here.
The contact for the program is Belinda Ting 9902-0485 or email@example.com.
Register at: http://monash.edu/students/conversational-english/ . Please find details here.
Do you have a non-snoring child and would like to contribute to valuable research?
The Ritchie Centre is looking for children/teens between the ages of 3 and 18 years to participate as controls in research sleep studies.
The Centre is carrying out studies on the effect of sleep disordered breathing on blood flow to the brain and its relationship with learning and behaviour. We are looking for non snoring 3–12 year old volunteers to serve as controls. Participants will have an overnight sleep study at the Melbourne Children's Sleep Centre in the Monash Medical Centre.
We are also looking for 8–18 year old non snoring, normal-weight volunteers to serve as controls in another study on the effects of being overweight in childhood and snoring during sleep on brain structure, academic performance and the cardiovascular system. The participants will firstly have an MRI scan at the brand new Monash BioImaging Facility located in Wellington Road opposite Monash University Clayton Campus. This will take about an hour and afterwards have an overnight sleep study at the Melbourne Children's Sleep Centre in the Monash Medical Centre. Both of these procedures will be performed on the same night.
Monash Doctoral Program Information Session 2015 - Invitation
Professor Zlatko Skrbis, Vice-Provost (Graduate Education), invites you to the annual Monash Doctoral Program Information Session for Honours and Research Master's students.
Come along and hear about:
Come along and hear about:
- Monash Doctoral Program options
- How to apply for a PhD
- Scholarships
- The experience of current PhD students
- Where a PhD can take you
- And much more...
Following the presentations you will have the opportunity to visit Faculty expo stands, network with research and professional staff and meet other students over a bite to eat.
For more information please contact Tracey Kelly-Jenkins.
Asthma Australia Hudson Coffee Early Fellowship in Asthma Research - Applications NOW OPEN
Asthma Australia with the support of Hudsons Coffee is offering an Early Career Fellowship in Asthma Research.
This opportunity is only open to:
- Financial member/associate members of the Thoracic Society of Australia & New Zealand;
Researchers who have completed their highest qualification within the last 5 years; AND
- Those who have not yet been the recipient of a major nationally competitive research grant.
Applications close on Friday 7 August 2015. Only one application from each School will be accepted. Where there is more than one application from a School, it will be the responsibility of the Head of School to select the one that will be submitted. MRO will not submit applications without the Head of School's letter of support.
Fulbright Scholarships Now Open
The Australian-American Fulbright Commission is now accepting Scholarship applications for 2016. Postgraduate, Postdoctoral, Professional and Senior Scholar candidates, as well as exceptional Australian academics interested the Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Agriculture & Life Sciences, are invited to submit applications until the 1 August 2015 deadline.
Australian candidates should go to http://www.fulbright.com.au/index.php/australian-applicants to apply.
These schemes are also advertised in ResearchProfessional at: https://www.researchprofessional.com/funding/simple#1435821855389
2015 VicHealth Awards - Nominations Open
The 2015 VicHealth Awards will celebrate these great projects that are making our communities happier and healthier places, and empowering Victorians to take control of their health and wellbeing.
This year's categories are:
- Promoting healthy eating
- Encouraging physical activity
- Preventing tobacco use
- Preventing harm from alcohol
- Improving mental wellbeing
- Communications in health promotion
- Building health through sports
- Building health through arts
- Research into action.
2015 MIME travel grants
The Monash Institute of Medical Engineering (MIME) has a number of travel scholarships available for PhD students, postdoctoral fellows and early career researchers working on projects that involve medical technologies. By medical technologies we mean a treatment or device to treat a medical condition, a diagnostic tool or IT system or approach directed towards improvement in clinical outcomes.
This funding, up to $2500, is to cover some of the costs towards:
i. International conference attendance in concert with visits to key groups for further learning, career development and to establish networks and collaborations with high profile international research groups, or
ii. Travel for new collaborative work or continue existing collaborations with key international research groups.
The travel should be carried out within the next 12 months, i.e. by 31st July 2016. Applications can be submitted electronically via the seed fund tab on the MIME website or via the MIME Travel Grants Google Form. The closing date for applications is 31st August 2015.
For further details please contact MIME's Deputy Director/Director of Research Professor Laurence Meagher, email@example.com
King Faisal International Prize for Medicine - CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The General Secretariat of the King Faisal International Prize is pleased to invite nominations for the year 2017 prize in the topic Biologic Therapeutics in Autoimmune Diseases.
Launched by the King Faisal Foundation (KFF) and granted for the first time in 1979, the King Faisal International Prize (KFIP) recognizes the outstanding works of individuals and institutions in five major categories: Service to Islam,Islamic Studies, Arabic Language and Literature, Medicine, and Science. Its aim is to benefit Muslims in their present and future, inspire them to participate in all aspects of civilization, as well as enrich human knowledge and develop mankind. KFIP winners are evaluated only based on merit and their works are meticulously examined by specialized selection committees. The strict selection procedure meets international standards, and many of the laureates who have been awarded the prize went on to receive other prestigious prizes, such as the Nobel Prize.
The closing date for nominations is 1 May 2016.
Australia-China Joint Research Centres - Applications Now Open
Applications are open for the Australia-China Joint Research Centres and will close 14 September 2015.
Programme guidelines and application instructions are now available from http://science.gov.au/acsrf and will assist to complete the application form.
Information sessions will be held in major capital cities in August 2015.
Further information will be published on the ACSRF website once dates and venues are confirmed and will be provided directly to the contact person submitting the request to the Department for the Valid Registration Number.
Australia-China Joint Research Centres - Priorities Announced
DoD Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Research Program Funding Opportunities
The Fiscal Year 2015 (FY15) Defense Appropriations Act provides $3.2 million (M) to the Department of Defense (DoD) Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Research Program (DMDRP) to support innovative, high-impact Duchenne muscular dystrophy research. As directed by the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, the Defense Health Agency, Research, Development, and Acquisition (DHA RDA) Directorate manages and executes the Defense Health Program (DHP) Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDT&E) appropriation. The executing agent for the anticipated Program Announcements/Funding Opportunities is the Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP).
FY15 DMDRP Program Announcements and General Application Instructions for the following award mechanisms are posted on the Grants.gov website.
Focus Areas: The FY15 DMDRP encourages research projects that specifically address the critical needs of the Duchenne muscular dystrophy community in the following Focus Areas:
DoD Peer Reveiwed Cancer Reserach Program Funding Opportunity
The FY15 Defense Appropriations Act provides $50 million (M) to the Department of Defense Peer Reviewed Cancer Research Program (PRCRP) to support innovative, high-impact cancer research. As directed by the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, the Defense Health Agency, Research, Development, and Acquisition (DHA RDA) Directorate manages and executes the Defense Health Program (DHP) Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation (RDT&E) appropriation. The executing agent for the anticipated Program Announcements/Funding Opportunities is the Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (CDMRP).
FY15 PRCRP Program Announcement and General Application Instructions for the following award mechanism are posted on the Grants.gov website.
Congressionally Directed Topic Areas: To be considered for funding, applications for the FY15 PRCRP must address at least one of the Topic Areas as directed by Congress. Research applications in the areas of breast, prostate, lung (excluding mesothelioma), or ovarian cancer will not be accepted. The FY15 PRCRP Topic Areas are listed below:
amfAR Investment Grants for Exploring HIV Persistence and Eradication - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
amfAR has established a new funding mechanism known as Investment Grants to bring scientists outside the field of HIV/SIV to lend their experience and vision to curing HIV. Proposals must include collaboration with a scientist having a record of publications in the HIV field. Priority will be given to projects with the potential to improve upon current HIV cure strategies or identify undescribed challenges.
Principal investigator:
• Must hold a doctoral-level degree
• Must hold a faculty-level position at a nonprofit research institution
• Must have verifiable competencies outside the field of HIV
• Must collaborate with an experienced HIV cure research scientist
The Research Development Team will be offering two types of support for applicants in the current ARC Future Fellowships (FT15) round: one-on-one meetings and strategic reviews.
Please encourage FT15 applicants to email firstname.lastname@example.com to book a meeting or submit their intention to receive a strategic review.
Please also encourage FT15 applicants to initiate an application in RMS as soon as possible, so that MRO is aware of their submission and can mobilise appropriate support.
For further information about MRO support, please visit the FT Incubator Program intranet page, and refer to the attached scheme guidance document.
MRO Research Development Support available for FT15
We are pleased to offer two types of support for applicants in the FT15 round: one-on-one meetings and our strategic reviews.
Meetings to discuss scope and pitch of intending applicants are available as required during the week of 13th July (or earlier by arrangement).
Meetings to discuss scope and pitch of intending applicants are available as required during the week of 13th July (or earlier by arrangement).
We are also offering a strategic review of Parts C and D for drafts submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com from Monday 13th July and received in advance of the MRO internal deadline for the full proposal on 28 July. Our strategic reviews will be offered on a first come, first served basis.
Please encourage Future Fellowship applicants to email us to book a meeting or submit their intention to receive a strategic review: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please also encourage applicants to initiate an application in RMS as soon as possible so that MRO is aware of their submission and can mobilise appropriate support.
Research Development dates
Open in RMS 30 June 2015
Research Dev't Meetings
13 – 17 July 2015
Research Dev't C/D review service
13 – 28 July 2015
For further information about our support, please see our FT intranet page.
ARC Future Fellowships (FT15) - Update from MRO - Strategic Statement
The ARC Team have provided the attached applicant template for the ARC Future Fellowships (FT15) Strategic Statement and extra guidance on Strategic Statement inclusions for faculties in relation to continuing appointments and use of salary for existing employees.
Researchers intending to apply in the FT15 round should be advised to notify the Faculty Research Office (email@example.com) at the earliest opportunity in order to benefit from faculty-specific resources developed to assist with the preparation of their Strategic Statements.
As you are aware, the ARC has released funding rules and MRO has already advised internal dates for the scheme.
New OHS risk assessment guide
Risk assessments can now be done online as per Hazard and Incident reporting and the link Risk Management is: monash.edu/ohs/risk-management
Please also see the attached guide.
Monash Medical Centre Animal Facilities News
Read the April-June edition here.
Confirmed dioestrus in pseudopregnant mice using vaginal exfoliative cytology improves embryo transfer implantation rate
Hayley Dickinson et al. published in Reproductive BioMedicine Online.
Read article here.
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Sunday, October 23, 2016
I'm almost famous
I'll leave you now with a few photos from around my garden, still lots of blooms, pretty colour and inspiration every where.
Have a great day and thankyou for stopping by. xx
13 comments:
- Chookyblue...... said...
Congrats.... Nice work
- October 23, 2016 at 8:55 AM
- Anita : Shabby Quilt said...
Congratulation Leanne, Lovely projects. Well done.
- October 23, 2016 at 9:30 AM
- sunny said...
Almost famous? How about Definitely Famous!! Congrats on having your beautiful designs published.
- October 23, 2016 at 11:41 AM
- the girlfriend gap said...
Whoop Whoop! Good for you Miss Lizzie!
- October 23, 2016 at 1:48 PM
- Susan said...
Congratulations, very exciting. Your garden obviously provides a lot of inspiration.
- October 23, 2016 at 2:30 PM
- Oddbjørg said...
Congratulations! Lovely projects.
- October 23, 2016 at 7:05 PM
- Christine B said...
Congratulations Leanne! Your recognition is well deserved.... the designs are great! Christine xx
- October 23, 2016 at 7:55 PM
- Anthea said...
That's so great Leanne... so happy for you... the zipper bags are so pretty!
- October 24, 2016 at 12:01 AM
- Raewyn said...
Such pretty designs Leanne - congratulations! And your garden looks lovely too - a good time of the year for it :-)
- October 24, 2016 at 2:14 PM
- a good yarn said...
You **are** famous! Deservedly so. What lovely projects to share. You always create/select designs that suit the fabrics so well. Lovely garden pix as well.
- October 24, 2016 at 6:39 PM
- Helen Philipps said...
Lovely work...congratulations on being in two magazines...and on the cover too!
Helen xox
- October 27, 2016 at 6:52 AM
- Janice Holton said...
Yahoo!! Congratulations, Leanne. No wonder you are being published, your designs are so cute! I am late checking in your blog and didn't see your new post until today. Way to go you cover girl, you!
- November 4, 2016 at 3:53 AM
- Stephany said...
I love your garden work cushion Leanne, it's really your style !!!
- November 6, 2016 at 9:32 AM
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Maybe it's because she's always been there. Because she's always smiling, always supportive. Maybe it's because she goes to all the games, cheers them on, listens to them, dotes on them.
Maybe. But she has a sneaking suspicion that the reason all the student-athletes compete to be her favorite comes down to something much more simple.
"I always have candy out for them," laughs Patricia Clark – or PC, as she's affectionately called in the Athletics Department. Having served as the administrative specialist there for more than 20 years, she has assumed the role of the departmental matriarch, or maybe house mother, and sees herself as an ambassador of the College and its student-athletes. "I'm the first person a lot of them meet, and I really am the silent fan for the student-athletes – their total advocate. We crack at each other, but they also come to me for advice. I'm kind of their mom away from home."
That's why it's so heartwarming when the former student-athletes and her student-workers come back to visit.
"It's rewarding when they follow up with you or they stop in and remember you," says Clark, who has been around longer than most of her coworkers. "I'm the only face they recognize anymore. People come and go, but I'm still here."
That perseverance is due in large part to Clark's ability to adapt – whether it be to a new athletics director, a new arena, a new coach or a new prominence in the world of college sports.
"This is a vast world. You have to evolve with it," she says. "It just makes sense that things change."
Some things, of course, never change: Patricia Clark will always support the College and its student-athletes. She will always have candy at her desk. And she will never, ever pick a favorite.
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Steve Winterberg joined the Department of History, Politics and International Studies in 2015 as a visiting assistant professor of international and intercultural studies. In the two years before he arrived at George Fox, he was an adjunct professor in global studies at Azusa Pacific University, specializing in teaching anthropology classes to undergraduate students. In addition, since 2011, he served as executive pastor of Citylights Church of Fountain Valley, Calif.
He holds a doctor of philosophy in intercultural studies from Biola University (2015), a master of divinity from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (2003) and a bachelor's degree in history from Baylor University (2000). He lives in Newberg with his wife Shelly.
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MDiv (2003), Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, TX
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Detroit Electric, an American company that disappeared in 1939, introduced the production version of Detroit Electric SP:01, a 201 hp electric vehicle, which will accelerate from 0-62 mph (0 to 100 km/h) in 3.7 seconds. Here is all the information you need about this new model! After Tesla Roadster and Chrysler Circuit EV concepts, this American company wants to revive Detroit Electric brand and their first model will be built on the current Lotus Exige S platform.
Creators claim that the new electric vehicle is the fastest electric series car….as my friend Jeremy Clarkson likes to say….IN THE WORLD! The two-seater electric sports car will come into production starting August 2013. Just 999 cars will be built for the price of $135.000 (€ 104.350). You'll have it covered for 30,000 miles / 3 years and you can even choose an extended warranty that covers 5 years and 50,000 miles.
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What makes Detroit Electric SP: 01 so special except its fancy name? The SP: 01 has an electric motor fitted in the center, with 150 kW (204 hp) and 225 Nm. The body is made of carbon fiber and stylistically borrows elements from the current Exige. It weighs 1,067 kg and the engine can be combined with either a 2-speed automatic transmission or a 4-speed manual.
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The motor delivers 204 hp with 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) in 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 155 mph (249 km/h). Detroit Electric SP:01's autonomy is over 300 km and unlike the Tesla Roadster will be built in Detroit, has a transmission with four shifts, which will be chosen according to the desired performance. Batteries were inspired from aeronautics and have a capacity of 37 kWh, fully charged in 4.3 hours using simple household outlet and the range of the system was increased due to regenerative braking making the grand total of 190 miles (306 km). The brakes fitted on Detroit Electric SP:01 were AP, front and Brembo, rear.
Rims also vary with 16″ front and 17″ rear, tire size 175/55 and 225/45 respectively. It also has ABS, and comes equipped with an interactive system of charging / discharging that converts SP: 01 in a mobile unit of energy. In other words, the owner can use the car's batteries as a generator to power his house.
Order lists will be opened in august this year but Detroit Electric SP: 01 is intended mainly for the U.S. market. By the end of the year, the plant will reach a capacity of 2,500 units a year and will have 180 employees.
The company says it will launch two new models by the end of next year. Choice of company name may not be so lucky for Albert Lam and Don Graundstadt (entrepreneurs) who revived the new company after the old company stopped production in 1939, electric vehicle technology products at the time being overtaken by cars with internal combustion engines, reflected in sales achieved in that time. Detroit Electric SP:01 looks interesting to say the least!


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This satellite image of smoke and fires in western Russia was released by NASA today. Below is an earlier NASA image of the fires in Siberia by NASA's MODIS Rapid Response Team.
According to Earth Times, the month of July has been Russia's hottest since records started 130 years ago, with temperatures in the range of 39 degrees Celsius (102 F). "The heat has led to devastating fires across the country. An estimated 20,000 blazes have burned down some 400,000 hectares of forest in the last few weeks–the equivalent of more than half a million football fields," Earth Times said.
Crews across the Moscow region have had to deal with around 60 fire outbreaks, Sky News reported today. "The conditions they are working in are intense, the earth literally smoulders and the heat of the sun combined with the fires is almost unbearable," Sky added.
"The worst smog to hit Moscow in almost a decade has sent pollution soaring 10 times above safe levels," the English-language Moscow Times reported today. "Moscow hit an absolute temperature record Monday with 37.4 degrees Celsius and headed for another high on Wednesday [today]," the news site added.
Earlier, the Moscow Times said high temperatures had damaged a third of land under cultivation and forced Russia to declare a state of emergency in 23 regions. "Grain prices may double this year because of the drought, according to the Grain Producers' Union."
Russia's worst drought in 13 decades became a political issue last week as the Kremlin held an emergency meeting to combat the impacts of a month-long heat wave that is shriveling crops, forcing up food prices, and causing hundreds of drownings as Russians jump into rivers to escape heat funneled up from North Africa, the Voice of America reported.
"In St. Petersburg, almost on the same latitude as Anchorage, Alaska, residents are cooling off by jumping into normally icy canals. Across Russia, almost 2,000 people have drowned since June, well higher than normal," the VOA added.
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text: On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 4:05 AM, Tristan Santore < tristan.santore at internexusconnect.net> wrote: > On 28/12/11 22:28, Uditha Bandara Wijerathna wrote: > > > > While those who know me know that I think very highly of Red Hat > > certifications and have been privileged to benefit from them > > personally, I don't see any reason this should be something for > > ambassadors specifically. The value of the certification has little > to > > do with performing ambassador duties or with being qualified to be a > > good ambassador for Fedora. > > > > I can more easily support an initiative to help all Fedora > > contributors who are interested in acquiring certifications do so. I > > don't think FAmSCo is the best vehicle for that and I don't think it > > really falls under the FAmSCo mission. > > > > Can we discuss here what you would like FAmSCo or anyone else to > > provide in terms of support? > > > > > > Hi, > > > > Actually, this was just an idea that came from our ambassadors. Not just > > me. We were discussed about this in a APAC ambassador regional meeting. > > FYI meeting log[1] is pasted below (please refer the topicRed Hat > > information training for Ambassadors (dramsey)). The thing is, RH > > certification is just a part of this survey. We don't want to mix-up RH > > with fedora here. I think this is a misunderstanding about two separate > > topics. Only thing is both were came in a single survey. The solely > > effort behind this action is to make ambassadors more equipped in > > technical knowledge in Linux. Because every one not the same in > > technical knowledge. Also Classrooms can be taken as part of that > > effort. If there is a firm understanding about the thingsthat people > > looking forward to learn, even classrooms can be conducted more > > dynamically. So for a better clarification, it is good to have a > > discussion with our fellow ambassadors who were in that meeting I > > mentioned above. > > > > [1]: > > > http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-meeting/2011-11-26/apac.2011-11-26-03.58.log.html > > > > Regards! > > -- > > > > - Uditha Bandara Wijerathna - > > - Fedora Project Ambassador for Sri Lanka - > > IRC: udinnet | Fedora Profile > > <https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Udinnet> | Email: > > udinnet at fedoraproject.org <mailto:udinnet at fedoraproject.org> > > > > > > > > > > -- > > ambassadors mailing list > > ambassadors at lists.fedoraproject.org > > https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/ambassadors > If you guys want training of sorts, how about volunteering some time to > make some training docs for fedora, and then maybe even a self-test > website, which then could be open to any person, be ambassador or not. > I am sure this would be very welcomed by many of our Fedora contributors > and even people, who are not contributing as of yet. > There could also be the added benefit that people would maybe feel more > comfortable contributing, if they have proven to have a certain > knowledge level, although exams tend not to reflect an adequate > knowledge and experience level. However, this could be a starting point > for old time contributors and new contributors, as long as the topics > are kept separate, so that people can pick their interests. > It should be said though, that Fedora is moving in a different direction > than the recent RHEL 6 version, so one cannot really have anything to do > with the other, unless it is basic terminal usage. > > Regards, > Tristan > > -- > Tristan Santore BSc MBCS > TS4523-RIPE > Network and Infrastructure Operations > InterNexusConnect > Mobile +44-78-55069812 > Tristan.Santore at internexusconnect.net > > > "desire to learn Fedora and get certified from RH." There are thousands of people using Fedora without following Red Hat programs. And most of them working with this community but end users. They read manuals and follow user forums. for those who need the certification from RH, they should manage it alone. I have been working in Fedora community for more than 6 years and there is no such requirement of learning RHEL or/and get certified from the Red Hat to promote Fedora within my region. But you must learn about Fedora and its culture. FAMs is just a part of Fedora community and there are several groups working for the Fedora project. What is the return to Fedora or/and Red Hat by sponsoring an Ambassador to get RH certification? The objective of the RH certification is not to build Fedora ambassadors. It is about managing RHEL servers in enterprise environment. :) Do you need RHEL knowledge to spread the word about Fedora? Do you want to certify as RHCSA/RHCE to organize an event, to speak, to write an article, or code? To approach outside world you need a PR training, and if you want to code just learn programming but not RHEL. ;-) So, You should learn about RHEL your own. If you need an qualification for your job just go and certify yourself. As I remember RHCE required more than 200USD only for trainings this is good enough to manage a local Fedora event. Do we need to invest on single person for useless work? or Do we need to spend money on marketing Fedora? If we start this we could find instant FAMs in the future. As many people will join just because of the certification and they will leave the project once they achieved their personal target. Small issue with the survey; why did you guys put Red Hat logo? -- Danishka Navin http://danishkanavin.blogspot.com http://twitter.com/danishkanavin http://www.flickr.com/photos/danishkanavin/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/ambassadors/attachments/20111229/66a247f8/attachment.html>


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The "Everyone Matters at IUP" committee has been recognized as the National Spotlight for February 2013 by the National Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls for their work creating a great campaign as part of this global social media campaign encouraging inclusivity and nonjudgment.
Everyone Matters brings together under one banner EVERYONE who is judged and stereotyped by their appearance and/or what group they may belong to—black, white, gay, straight, male, female, disabled, senior, overweight, religious, ethnic, etc.
National Residence Hall Honorary is an organization that strives to recognize leaders within the residence halls and university apartments for their outstanding contributions to the residence life community. It recognizes on a monthly basis individuals, groups, or programs that have made a positive impact on their community.
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Congratulations to the "Everyone Matters at IUP" committee for putting together a tremendous, nationally recognized campaign!
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I was sitting in church this morning thinking about 9-12. I thought about how that day rested and rejuvenated me and millions of others across this nation. I thought about exactly what it is that we're up against, and that the fight is nowhere near over.
It's easy to get discouraged when the world is against you, especially when it seems like the Good get raked over the coals worse than anyone. I think that God lets us feel the heat first in order to burn the junk out of our lives. It's a purifying; a preparation for what is to come. I can't say how long the trials will last, all I know is that God is good. He will use even the evil of this world for His purpose, and when the time is right He will reveal that purpose.
That being said, I feel the tide turning. Gathering together at tea parties across this nation has reminded us that we're not alone. There are thousands of others who believe in the same founding principles that we do, and this knowledge makes us stronger. It gives us the courage to stand up to those who would enslave us.
One of my favorite poems (a very long poem) is called The Ballad of the White Horse, by G.K. Chesterton. In the heat of battle, this line rings out: "The high tide," King Alfred cried. "The high tide, and the turn!" The point at which the battle that had been going against them for so long turned in their favor.
Endure. Endure. "Hammer away, ye hostile hands; your hammers break, God's anvil stands."
9-12 was important, not just to send a message to our leaders, but to encourage each other. I wasn't there in body, but I was there in spirit. I made it to the April 15th tea party in Madison, WI. I can't describe the experience. The feeling that, truly, I was not alone. As I flipped between Glenn Beck and C-SPAN on 9-12, those feelings came surging back. Perhaps it is only the calm before the storm, but I felt uplifted and strengthened. I have to wonder if we're not close to that turn. It's not a turn of power, but of truth. We simply do not believe the lies anymore.
Not everyone at the tea parties agree on everything. When I went to our local tea party on the 4th of July, I was shocked at the number of liberals there. People who I probably don't see eye to eye with on any number of issues, but who believed in making a sensible budget. Who recognized that giving the government too much power is a problem.
While Obama and the extreme left are trying to divide us by race, class, income, and education, the ordinary citizens of the United States of America are finding grounds to unite on. And they're uniting in spite of their political leaders, not because of them.
Wait, maybe that's not entirely accurate. Maybe it is because of them. Because in their power-drunk attempts to divide us and cause us to destroy each other so that they can then come in and make themselves rulers over all of us, they have pushed us to actually meet and talk to each other. In these conversations we have learned that we are not devils, each intent on destroying the other. We have realized that we agree more than we disagree. We have realized that the source of our contention isn't each other, but the ones screaming at the top of their lungs that there is contention. They scream it in order to create it.
The Louis Farrakhans of this world have hijacked our political system. The government of the people, by the people, and for the people has been perverted and twisted into a government of by and for the politicians, the media elite, and the special interests. They turn us against each other to distract us from their crimes. But their days are now numbered, for We the People have woken up. When good stands, evil withers in its light.
Will the going be easy? No. Never. Nothing good is easy. But what's the alternative? We are on the right side of history. We know who are are and what we stand for. We have found common ground with people we normally would have no contact with. We now see clearly who the enemy really is and what they're trying to do. That's all we need.
They have the money, the influence, the power, and the positions; we have the truth. We have our principles, we have our souls, and we have a love for all that is good and open arms for anyone who shares those beliefs, no matter what differences we may have on other issues. Let the waves break upon our bow, let the lightning blind the sky and the thunder roar itself hoarse. No storm can sink the ship wherein the Master of earth and sky is sleeping. Let us not say that God is on our side; let us seek to be on His side, and though we perish, yet shall we live.
"These are the times that try men's souls...tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered....Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods, and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM should not be highly rated....I call not upon a few, but upon all: not on this state or that state, but on every state; up and help us...
"Let it be told to the future world, that in the depth of winter, when nothing but hope and virtue could survive, the city and the country, alarmed at one common danger, came forth to meet and to repulse it. Say not that thousands are gone, turn out your tens of thousands....It matters not where you live, or what rank of life you hold, the evil or the blessing will reach you all. The far and the near, the home counties and the back, the rich and the poor, will suffer or rejoice alike.
"The heart that feels not now, is dead: the blood of his children will curse his cowardice, who shrinks back at a time when a little might have saved the whole, and made them happy. I love the man that can smile in trouble, that can gather strength from distress, and grow brave by reflection. 'Tis the business of little minds to shrink; but he whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves his conduct, will pursue his principles unto death....
"Let them call me rebel, and welcome, I feel no concern for it....I thank God that I fear not. I see no real cause for fear. I know our situation well, and can see the way out of it."
- Thomas Paine, the American Crisis.
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A woman who was diagnosed with cancer after an 'unbearable itch' was dismissed for two years is now raising $220k to save her life.
Jade Whiston, 36, was plagued by itchy skin for two years – something that left her body covered in sores – before doctors realised she was battling stage four Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Jade first started suffering from symptoms in 2015 when she became extremely itchy and was constantly exhausted.
"I had no idea my itchy skin was a symptom of cancer," Jade, who tied the knot with her now-husband, Vince, 38, last November said.
"I was scratching so much that it was affecting my day to day life, I was covered in sores and was digging holes in myself.
"It was unbearable but doctors kept brushing me off and said I must have a skin infection.
It wasn't until two years later when the skin on her chest became inflamed that she was given an ultrasound which detected her lymph nodes were swollen.
"Following a biopsy I was finally diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, at first I felt relieved after going back and forth for so many years with crippling symptoms," she said.
"I then needed several round of chemotherapy to try and stop the cancer from spreading but every time it seemed I was making progress, scans showed the cancer had multiplied.
"I have only been in remission once in the past two years but I won't give up."
Jade has since exhausted all treatment available on the NHS in a bid to save her life.
Now Jade, from Pitsea, Essex, is being forced to raise $220,000 for another drug that's not currently available for her type of cancer.
"My only option on the NHS is to accept that my illness is terminal and to have palliative care.
"I have so far raised enough for my first cycle of the drug called Panobinostat which is 18 tablets.
"I will have a PET scan after my 2nd cycle mid-March to determine whether this new drug is working.
"I was diagnosed at stage four and it had already spread to my lungs and liver back in 2017."
Jade's fundraising page has raised over $85,000 so far but hopes her total will be met in the next few weeks.
"I want to have finished all six cycles of the new drug by mid-March," she said.
"If it doesn't work I'll have no choice but to start palliative cancer treatment."
Jade is sharing her story not only to raise funds for her page but to highlight the importance of knowing your own body.
"I dismissed my awful itchiness as the doctors didn't think it was anything serious," she said.
"I don't know whether things would have been different if my cancer was diagnosed earlier but I won't give up, I want to live."
While the most common symptom of Hodgkin's lymphoma is swollen lymph nodes on the neck, underarm or groin, a persistent rash or itching is also among the symptoms.
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12th Annual Victory to Victory Highway Relay
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Latest Activity: Aug 24, 2011
Coordinated & Run by the Victory Motorcycle Club (VMC), the Victory to Victory Highway Relay (V2V) is a cross-country motorcycle relay comprised of 14 "Legs" and is open to all bikes. The relay changes direction each year. This year it travels west to east and always ends on July 4th, the birthday of the first Victory motorcycle.
Leg 1 ~ 6/21/2011 ~ Quincy, MA to Hyde Park, NY
Leg 2 ~ 6/22/2011 ~ Hyde Park, NY to Dover, DE
Leg 3 ~ 6/23/2011 ~ Dover, DE to Cumberland, MD
Leg 4 ~ 6/24/2011 ~ Cumberland, MD to Hebron, OH
Leg 5 ~ 6/25/2011 ~ Hebron, OH to Terre Haute, IN
Leg 6 ~ 6/26/2011 ~ Terre Haute, IN to St Louis, MO
Leg 7 ~ 6/27/2011 ~ St Louis, MO to Kansas City, KS
Leg 8 ~ 6/28/2011 ~ Kansas City, KS to Wilson, KS
Leg 9 ~ 6/29/2011 ~ Wilson, KS to Castle Rock, CO
Leg 10~ 6/30/2011 ~ Castle Rock, CO to Craig, CO
Leg 11 ~ 7/1/2011 ~ Craig, CO to Salt Lake City, UT
Leg 12 ~ 7/2/2011 ~ Salt Lake City, UT to Ely, NV
Leg 13 ~ 7/3/2011 ~ Ely, NV to Fernley, NV
Leg 14 ~ 7/4/2011 ~ Fernley, NV to San Francisco, CA
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Add photos to the Victory Riders Network from your phone (or pc) by sending them to the email address: email@example.com year is the 10th Anniversary of the V2V Victory Highway Relay, conceived by Spike Durkin in 2000 and run by the VMC. To help commemorate this monumental event, The Victory Riders Network has set up this special webpage for V2V participants to share their journey from New York to San Francisco with readers in real-time.
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Thibodaux got a really good idea: Nutrias must be good for something. So could they be made into coats like some people wear coats of mink or bayou cat? He raised this question with his part-time girlfriend, Françoise.
She said, "Hoooeeee! Dat is one good notion, Thib! Dey can be sewn together and sold as coats up in Chicago. Trap a few, and I'll sew their hides together! Make us some money for good times."
So Thib did. But, you know, the little boogers are wily and slow to get trapped. But eventually, he got enough pelts, and Mlle. Frannie sewed them into a sample coat, and they took it up to Chicago to show a furrier. The furrier, sensing a bargain supplier, said that he's buy as many as they could deliver. So it looked like good money, if only they could trap them more efficiently.
Thibodaux was talking with his buddy Boudreaux, and old Boudreaux say, "Ma frien', why not let the car drivers do the work? Me, I'll go out each morning and pick up what's there."
So Thibodaux hired Boudreaux to go out each day and pick up the roadkill nutrias. Now on the highways in the morning there is beaucoup of the little guys. It worked wonderfully, and they were able to make lots of coats for the Chicago market; and even expanded to Minneapolis!
Things were going good: Thibodaux, Françoise, and Boudreaux got lots of money for beer, boudin, and L.S.U. season tickets: what more could they want? New pirogues, yes! It was all good. But the calm waters soon got rough.
It seemed that P.E.T.A. members appeared in Lafayette and New Iberia, and did their signature naked protest, "I'd rather be naked than wear fur!" And this upset the Parish's High Sheriff and the police jurors and the local churches. But, the P.E.T.A. damsels were heavy, and he didn't want his deputies to sustain injuries while carting those hefty heifers away! So the Sheriff was cool; he ask his old buddy Boudreaux if he could ease up a bit.
After some appreciative looks, Boudreaux proposed giving two of the P.E.T.A. ladies a tour, so he goes, "Mesdames, if you would put on your clothes, I'll take you on a field trip to prove that we don't trap no nutrias nohow. Honest, cross my heart!"
Two of the more adventurous ladies, though skeptical, took him up on the offer. So the next day, Boudreaux picked them up with his pickup truck and three go-cups of coffee to put a a smile on the morning. They rode along the swamp roads, and every time they saw a nutria or muskrat roadkill, screech! Boudreaux would stop and throw the carcass in the back of the truck.
By the time the three-hour tour was over, the P.E.T.A. ladies were a little green. Something to do with Boudreaux's driving, n'es-ce pas? But they agreed that Boudreaux got his hides without trapping live nutrias.
So de problem went away. "And also dem naked ladies from P.E.T.A.," Boudreaux complained.
Happy Easter! May the Easter Nutria bring you lots of chocolate eggs!
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All Solar Charge Controllers have a power rating. This is usually measured in AMPS. It is the maximum amount of electrical current the controller can handle without failing. A label is found on the back of every solar panel will detail the maximum amount of amps the panel will output. This is usually expressed as ISC or short circuit current. Since most PV solar panels are wired in parallel, the amperage from every panel is added together. The total solar panel current or battery current should not exceed the maximum power rating of the charge controller. It is a good system design practice to oversize the controller by 20%. The controller will run cooler, be more reliable, and last longer. Power does come at a price. Therefore, the higher the power rating of the charge controller, the more it will cost.
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Most charge controllers for PV Solar systems have some sort of display. Some have simple blinking lights, others have fancy digital readouts. Both work well, but the digital displays will cost you almost double. For those of us that like gadgets, blinking lights just won't do. We have to know how much power is being made at any given moment. So, if you must have a fancy display inside the passenger compartment, purchase a model that supports a remote control display instead. Sure, it costs a few more dollars, but the remote control display generates virtually no heat and can be safety mounted in a hollow wall cavity without fear of high temperature failures.


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Nationals launch Asia focussed ag policy
Western Australia's farming future lies in Asia, the Minister for Agriculture and Food signalled in launching a $300 million agriculture policy last week.
Nationals MLA Terry Redman announced the five-year funding package as he started campaigning to retain his seat representing the Warren Blackwood district.
WA must overcome a number of barriers if it was to meet demand for food from the booming Asian region, Mr Redman said at Greenbushes on Friday.
More investment was needed and partnerships with Asian companies, rather than debt finance, would be vital, he said.
"We'll be investing in trade and a new office of inward investment, not to sell the farm, but to manage any investment interest in WA," he said.
"We've got no role in foreign investment but we can play a role as a shop front and link businesses to businesses."
His party would fund market research as well as research and development and invest in land and proving up new water sources for agriculture.
Projects aiming to improve supply chains and transport infrastructure would also be funded after an audit of existing facilities, including at ports.
"This is about building a bridge from a WestAustralian farmer and producer to an Asian consumer," he said.
"I've never known a time when people have been so concerned about food security in other countries that are net importers of food.
"WA is an exporter, we export 80 per cent of what we produce. Our competitive advantage is being a food supplier into those export markets.
"We are producing safe, consistent quality products into markets that haven't had that."
Mr Redman rejected Liberal rival Ray Colyer's assertion that the Nationals were a "one-trick pony" relying on the Royalties for Regions scheme.
He said the scheme had allowed a significant shift in funding from the cities to the bush and had proved so popular that all the major parties had embraced it.
He pointed to fuel card subsidies, a new 24-hour doctor service at Manjimup, and the SuperTowns project as examples of its success.
"The Nationals' and Terry Redman's commitment to this electorate is to ensure we secure Royalties for Regions into another term of government and go on building regional communities," he said.
Source: Karen Hunt, Manjimup-Bridgetown Times http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/business/a/-/wa/16025824/nationals-policy-for-agriculture-to-supply-asia/


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THE DANCEHOUSE DIARY is a free regular publication published by Dancehouse, Melbourne, Australia. DANCEHOUSE DIARY is a unique dance publication based on discourse, dialogue and connection with other art forms and wider societal issues.
The DIARY is deeply rooted in Joseph Beuys' reflection on the artist's power to be a social sculptor though movement, action and thought, thus inspiring us to live more creatively. It aims not only to cultivate a taste for dance, but to provoke cross-disciplinary thought and to articulate a most necessary connection of our bodies with our minds, of how we move and exist in the world and for the world.
The Dancehouse Diary is published by Dancehouse Melbourne.
This website was developed with the support of the IAN POTTER FOUNDATION.
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What is the Diary?
The Diary is NOT Dancehouse's program. The Diary uses Dancehouse's program as a starting point for introducing a theme or an artist but the Diary aims to develop that theme or further introduce an artist to the audience. It is a space for bringing dance, dance makers and dance issues to a wider readership in an intimate, innovative and inventive way. It is also the site for artists of different art forms and thinkers to share their thoughts about the moving body (and mind). The Diary has one page dedicated to critical/theoretical discourse on dance/choreography and one page hosting current interrogations about arts policy, funding, management etc. Writings are specifically linked to events, artists, trends, and ideas associated with the current issues in dance, nationally and internationally.
How it sits with the Dancehouse vision and mission?
The Diary aims to bring the independent dance makers' thinking to wider audiences. It aims at developing rigorous content around their work and triggering new perspectives and connections around their research. It is a catalyst for provoking critical thinking, discourse and a poetic vision of dance and other related arts forms. It is Dancehouse's mission to cultivate access and appreciation of this art form and for that, the Diary is a less ephemeral and a more in-depth attempt to make those connections.
Who are its readers?
Dance makers and thinkers primarily, students and other artists, dance lovers and new audiences.
Where it sits in the dance publications landscape, in Australia and internationally?
The Dancehouse Diary was very much inspired by the Movement Research Journal (USA) and Journal de l'ADC (Switzerland). There is clearly no similar publication in Australia with the same purpose and outreach. The Diary aims at ultimately being the voice of the independent dance sector across Australia (we are already publishing news about artists across the country).
The views and opinions expressed in this Dancehouse Diary are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of Dancehouse.


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Read also : Top 9 Movie Apps Every Film Fan Needs On Their Smartphone
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Read also : Best News Apps For iOS and Android
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