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What types of data must be maintained for a minimum of three years after the close of a study?
For an FDA regulated protocol, please contact the RPP office.
Is it true that a student cannot have the data collected for his or her thesis or dissertation?
No. Students who have conducted research as fulfillment of a degree requirement may have a copy of the data as long as the original data are maintained on GVSU's campus.
Am I required to destroy my research data after three years?
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For study materials that are subject to protection under HIPAA as protected health information the minimum storage time is six (6) years.
Signed consent forms may be scanned, digitized and stored electronically on a secure server.
If I collect anonymous survey data from many subjects, do I have to keep all of the returned surveys for three years?
No. If the research is completely anonymous, including the consent process or documentation, data may be stored electronically as follows.
Understanding and implementing the private information security policy
Appropriate Data Storage
At GVSU, data is appropriately stored on the L and N Drives of GVSU servers where it is secure and regularly backed up. These drives can be accessed from other locations on and off campus.
Sensitive data (for example, Social Security Numbers, unlisted phone numbers and grades) should not be stored on local drives (such as the "Desktop" or C drive of desktop computers and laptops) nor on removable disks, such as peripheral disk drives, CDs, DVDs or flash drives (also known as thumb drives or memory sticks). Not only are these disks and drives susceptible to theft, unintended trips through the laundry, accidental breakage or loss, they are not routinely backed up. Sensitive data should never be stored on home computers. See the HRRC policies and guidance on data security which can be accessed from our home web page.
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How to password protect a PDF document
Create a PDF document in the usual manner. In the open PDF document, click on Advanced, and then Security, and then Password encrypt. Follow the prompts. Take care not to forget the password as IT cannot "unlock" these for you.
How to Password protect a Word document
Security Use passwords that combine letters, numbers, and symbols. Weak passwords don't mix these elements. To make it memorable, it may help to substitute symbols and numbers that resemble the replaced letter. For instance, Sydney becomes $ydn3y or grateful becomes &r@t3fu1.
Create a password to open
Note: Microsoft has added password protection capability to many features in Office to help prevent unauthorized access to important information. If you are unable to access information because you do not know the correct password, please realize that: Microsoft support professionals cannot assist, under any circumstances, in the breaking of passwords applied to files and features within Microsoft programs.
How to password protect an Excel document
To allow only authorized users to view or modify your data, you can help secure your entire workbook file with a password .
Note Unlike passwords you specify in the Password to open box, passwords you specify in the Password to modify box are not encrypted. These passwords are only meant to give specific users permission to modify workbook data. For optimal password security, it's best to assign both passwords. An encrypted password to access the workbook, and one to provide specific users with permission to modify its content.
Note You can also secure a workbook with a password on the Security tab of the Options dialog box (Tools menu, Options command).
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In Excel or Word, select the column you wish to delete and then right click and choose the option to Delete (in Excel) or Delete Column (in Word). This technique can be useful for pruning out unnecessary but sensitive data, such as Social Security Numbers, from a table that is otherwise worth retaining.
How to limit access to an L drive folder
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Since downloading the latest version of the plugin, the timestamp/datestamp problem isn't as prevalent when changing to a custom status, but we're still having it happen.
I've been testing it over and over. It never seems to be a problem the first or second time (sometimes third) a post is saved with a custom status. But if it's moved to a second custom status or edited several times in another it puts in a timestamp and "Publish immediately" disappears.
I'm at a loss for figuring out what the problem is. It seems to be almost random. It's never the same amount of saves before it's caused, although it does seem to happen more often if it's moved from one custom status to another (it doesn't happen on the first save after the change, it's usually the second).
We have several statuses we use in the process (ready for editor and ready for staff are the most common), and it moves through at least one, if not two custom statuses along the way, so the problem is happening more often than I'd like.

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Released: Oct 01st, 2005
Running Time: 102
Director: Mario Rossi
Company: New Sensations
Cast: Denice K, Shy Love, Kianna Dior, Talon (I), Mia Bangg, Marco Duato, Tommy Gunn, Dillan Lauren, Reno, Kurt Lockwood, Nick Manning, Genesis Skye, Mario Rossi, Brooke Haven
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
In this series of fantasies, Denice K plays the fantasizing, forgotten wife to Mario Rossi's dismissive husband. These are sumptuously produced scenes, though often overproduced with too-heavy use of theatrical lighting and set decorations that border on the ostentatious. Less is more could have been applied here. Visually it's either gorgeous or gaudy.
Sexually, it's always steamy as five threeways are delivered with equally energetic impact. Whether it's the fiery vigor of Rossi's opener with the ever-squealing Brooke Haven and suck goddess Kianna Dior, or the more subdued but equally steamy blue-lit Genesis Skye and Mia Bangg with Nick Manning, the sex sizzles.
Retailing: Great for couples to enjoy together.


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With help of this command
show databases; I can see databases in MySQL.
How to show the available databases in Oracle?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
You can think of a mysql "database" as a schema/user in Oracle. If you have the privileges, you can query the DBA_USERS view to see the list of schemas.
SELECT NAME FROM v$database; shows the database name in oracle
Maybe you could use this view, but i'm not sure.
But I think It will only show you info about the current db.
Other option, if the db is running in linux... whould be something like this:
Oracle does not have a simple database model like MySQL or MS SQL Server. I find the closest thing is to query the tablespaces and the corresponding users within them.
For example, I have a DEV_DB tablespace with all my actual 'databases' within them:
Resulting in:
It is also possible to query the users in all tablespaces:
Or within a specific tablespace (using my DEV_DB tablespace as an example):
I am not clearly about it but typically one server has one database (with many users), if you create many databases mean that you create many instances, listeners, ... as well. So you can check your
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Italo Calvino imagines a novel capable of endless mutations in this intricately crafted story about writing and readers.
"If on a" "Winter's Night a Traveler" turns out to be not one novel but ten, each with a different plot, style, ambience, and author, and each interrupted at a moment of suspense. Together they form a labyrinth of literatures, known and unknown, alive and extinct, through which two readers, a male and a female, pursue both the story lines that intrigue them and one another.
About the Author
ITALO CALVINO s superb storytelling gifts earned him international renown and a reputation as one of the world's best fabulists (New York Times Book Review). Heis the author of numerous works of fiction, as well as essays, criticism, and literary anthologies. Born in Cuba in 1923, Calvino was raised in Italy, where he lived most of his life. At the time of his death, in Siena in 1985, he was the most translated contemporary Italian writer.
After leaving Princeton in his sophmore year to join the American Field Service, William Weaver drove an ambulance with the British army, first in Africa and then in Italy, initiating his long fascination with that country. After finally graduating from Princeton in 1946, he then returned to Italy, translating many of the most important modern Italians, from Pirandello to Morante, Gadda, Calvino, and Umberto Eco. His translations have received the National Book Award, the Galantiere Prize, the PEN translation prize twice, and the John Florio Prize 3 times. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and teaches at Bard College.


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Scare my socks off!
I am looking for horror novels that will really scare me. I mean, lingering-two-days-later, don't-read-after-sunset, check-under-the-bed kind of scary. Please recommend me some. Preferences (but not requirements) under the cut. [more inside]
Gimme your favorite weird sci-fi/horror/etc samples for my radio show!
I've been using snippets and samples of sci-fi/horror/weird movies for station IDs on the weird late night radio show I do. I'm bored with the current crop... help me find some new stuff to sample! [more inside]
The horror of vast/infinite things
I have discovered a specific taste for creepy stories where the creepy-factor comes not from things that are straightforwardly evil or horrible, but from things that are just... incomprehensibly vast or infinite. Help me find more of these! Examples below the cut. [more inside]
On The Gothic Tradition and Colonial Guilt
I'm looking for an essay I read in a collection of critical essays on the origins of literary genres - its thesis was that since the gothic tradition often reversed or undermined mainstream Victorian ideals, it could be seen as a sublimated response to colonial guilt that couldn't be expressed in public. The argument tied it into the practice of keeping looted Egyptian mummies in parlors and the first sprouts of Gothic arriving from the idea of something old and dead and foreign in your home that might be out for revenge. Ring any bells?
Please help me find a (horror?) movie from the 1970's or 1980's
I barely recall it, but the ending haunts me: There is a guy sitting in a small cabin in the woods. There is a body on a rough table in the middle of the cabin. It is night. The man falls asleep, and when he awakens, it's morning, I think the cabin door is now open, and if my memory serves me, the body (a woman?) had been defiled in some way. The man screams, the scream echoes through the woods, the movie ends I think. I cannot recall what movie this was...any ideas? [more inside]
What was the name of this movie?
A good while back I watched a movie on Netflix about a man returning to his recently deceased mother's home to sort out her affairs despite her devotion to a strange angel cult having driven them apart many years ago. Meanwhile, his mother's ghost observes, fears for his safety, and hopes for reunion. What was the title? Spoiler for the ending after the jump. [more inside]
Feed me the nightmare fuel
I have a thing for eldritch abominations, alien geometry, fridge horror, and general nightmare fuel. I want more, pretty please! [more inside]
Horror Fiction by Authors of Color
Recommendations? I've got Sumiko Saulson's Black Women in Horror list/bios of 60 writers, which is an extensive and exciting resource. But I'm not looking exclusively for work by black women, so - who else brings the chills? [more inside]
Where can I read about this kind of dissociation?
Where can I read about dissociation in which the mind convinces someone that something was positive? I'm thinking about Hawkeye from the end of M*A*S*H* and the chicken as an example of what I mean. (trigger warning) [more inside]
I want to read books and watch movies about Alternate Histories.
With The Man in the High Castle hitting Amazon Prime today, it got me thinking about other alternate histories that I have yet to read about or watch. Obviously this lends itself to dystopian lit, but I was wondering if there's more obscure things out there besides the mainstream/popular things like Inglorious Basterds. My favorites are sci-fi and horror, but I'm open to just about anything and will pretty much give everything a shot if it's highly recommended. Hope me, MeFites!
Short film or TV episode with a winter horror theme
A campus horror movie group I attend has asked me to pick something short to open their December screening. We're after something with a wintry plot. Christmas horror suggestions are welcome too. A friend is screening a 90 minute movie after me, so the longest I could get away with is a 44 minute TV episode. [more inside]
Start making sense
I'm looking for suspenseful, edge-of-your-seat movies (horror, mystery, thriller, action) that are reasonably realistic and have a conclusive, unambiguous ending. When watching movies, I'm always willing to suspend some disbelief, but only up to a point. I'm turned off by gaping holes in the plot line, implausible twists, and puzzling endings. [more inside]
Need recommendations for spooky mysteries to give to my Grandmother.
It's October, so I'd like to give my Grandmother some spooky mysteries to read. I've given her quite a few gothics, and those aren't difficult to find, but she now prefers the young adult books I've been getting for her. I know her taste, because we talk a lot about which books she's enjoyed the most, and I know she won't like anything too dark, too serious, or too gross. Lighthearted (but not too silly) mysteries with Halloween themes are what I'm looking for. [more inside]
Read to me classic stories of horror.
This Halloween, I'm going to bake myself a Halloween cake, light some candles, turn the lights off, and listen to recordings of classic horror stories read by masters of the form. Need to beef up the story list! [more inside]
Halloween S'Carols 2015 edition: creepy new songs for the annual mix?
Looking for any new creepy sounding tracks for my annual Halloween mix. New, or new to you; original songs; cover songs; or even soundtrack selections work. (If a recommendation has appeared on a previous AskMeta thread for Halloween mix tunes, less candy for you!)
Looking for scary images, ideas, and scenarios.
As an aspiring horror writer, I am constantly in search of inspiration for images and scenarios that terrify. Help me out? [more inside]
What is the most disturbing horror movie ever?
What is the most disturbing horror movie, and why do you consider it so? [more inside]
Short film about the ghost of an ex-girlfriend?
I'm looking for a short film I saw about a year ago. It involved the ghost of someone's ex-girlfriend manifesting herself through Facebook (not ever identified by name, I don't think, but that's clearly what it was) and attacking him and his current girlfriend. [more inside]
It wasn't scary, scary but...
What was this movie trailer that played before What We Do in the Shadows? [more inside]
Bring On the Spooky History
It's time to take my love of spooky history to a new level. What are some shows, movies, podcasts, etc that do it well? Preferences within. [more inside]
Carnivorous Mermaids and Vampire Child with Polio?
I can't remember this horror comic magazine, though I feel like it may have had a connection to the publishers of Mad! Magazine, William Gaines probably? Pretty sure it wasn't Tales from the Crypt. The above stories in the title are the most memorable.
Exploring the intersection between cuteness and horror
I'm interested in exploring a particular aesthetic that I associate with the art of Yoshitomo Nara. [more inside]
What movie is this .gif from?
I could swear I've seen this, but I can't put a name to it. http://i.imgur.com/psN1KPu.gifv
Help me read more horror fiction!
I don't typically read horror and I want to read more. Specific tastes inside. [more inside]
Are there any films similar to Alfred Hitchcock?
I adore Hitchcock's work. Are there any other films similar to his genre? [more inside]
What horror film did I watch?
I just rewatched Cronenberg's The Fly. I saw it for the first time when I was a teenager, sometime in the early nineties. There are scenes in the movie that are etched into my memory, which I can vividly remember to this day. Except, having just rewatched the movie, those scenes aren't there. [more inside]
Need more short, creeeeeepy books that are super scary!
So, I have recently read a few books that have seriously creeped me out. I love that. I need more books like them - quick reads, seriously scary, well-written but pretty basic in terms of plot, full of dread, and with strong characters that are easy to root for as they battle evil. [more inside]
Oh baby, I like it raw.... (Trouble finding a short story)
I'm having trouble finding any point of reference for a short story I was recently reminded of regarding a husband who suddenly gets the impulse to drink blood/eat raw meat. If I recall correctly, he just masticates the meat for the juices. It's a long drawn out thing of trying to hide this weird compulsion from his wife, making himself out to be a monster, but in the end it resolves well. [more inside]
Short story identification post number one million or so
I'm trying to hunt down two grim short stories. Gory details (and spoilers) below the fold! [more inside]
Best less-scary X-Files episodes?
My wife (and I) would like to catch up on the X-Files. However, she doesn't really like things that are too scary. However! One of her favorite shows of all time is Fringe, which had its own fair share of scary moments. Fringe never really scared her too much. So, with that in mind...what are the best X-Files episodes which won't give her nightmares?
How many times *has* Eli Roth died on film?
Eli Roth seems to be secretly going for the world record for the number of times someone can die on screen - but it's so secret that it's not even in IMDB. How else can I find all of Eli Roth's uncredited deaths? [more inside]
Turing Machines and (Gothic) Horror
I am interested in any writings connecting (Universal) Turing Machines and horror. The idea of computers being able to imitate the behaviour of anything speaks to me of the monsters and doppelgängers from the Gothic tradition onwards. Know any writings on this? [more inside]
Best description of that-indescribable-horror
What's the best description of that-which-can-not-be-described in horror literature you've encountered? [more inside]
Help me find some non-bloody scary movies
This year my partner and I are planning a scary movie all nighter on Halloween, after the trick or treaters are gone. I would like to get about 4-5 scary movies that are not gory ( no Chainsaw Massacre), no zombies and no first-person documentary style horror movies. Anything else is a go, but would prefer movies made in the last decade rather than vintage stuff. Help me scare the pants off my man! Mwahahah!
Identify these movie deaths
The directors of the horror film The ABCs Of Death 2 were asked for their favorite movie deaths and a compilation of them was made (NSFW). I can't find a list of the films where the clips are from online and I'm trying to find out the ones I don't know [more inside]
Give me the best short bursts of horror/VHS/halloween nostalgia you got.
I'm putting together a Halloween marathon party this weekend, with a few horror movies (about evenly split between good and cheesy selections), and lots of video interludes in between that speak to a sense of pre-2000 horror/VHS/halloween nostalgia. I need your help on the interludes. I'm finding it hard to pick the exact vibe I'm looking for, but for examples: [more inside]
American-made horror movies
Asking for a friend who is looking for recommendations of any/all American-made horror movies in the last decade that:
- are not a franchise
- are not a remake
- are not a sequel
- not torture porn
- not SAW
The Greatest Horror Movie Music Hits?
I'm looking for songs that aren't objectively scary or spooky, but due to their use in horror/slasher/whatever movies/TV, they're now associated with scary times. "Goodbye Horses" in Silence Of The Lambs would be the ideal with "Red Right Hand" in Scream just squeeking in.
Movie ID- horror anthology
It's a horror anthology set in the old west. One segment involves a "prairie witch" that kills men by having sex with them. [more inside]
Japanese Horror Recommendations
I love Junji Ito. He's probably my favorite horror writer that I have ever read. I especially like the stories "Glyceride" "The Town With No Streets" and " The Window Next Door" . I like the feeling of dread they exude. Not really into jump scares, or torture porn at all. They're scary I guess, yeah. But I like the sort of slow crawl into absurdity ( The walls are suddenly leaking grease... Or the window outside is slowly creeping toward you, How bizzare is that?) So give me your best! I'm into short stories, manga, comics, and movies mostly, but I'll take novels, web stories, pictures, videos, or anything at all you can think of! Creep me out. [more inside]
Title of an old kid's book about two boys in a haunted house?
When I was a kid I read a scary book that kind of stuck with me for some reason. I'm curious to read it again, but I can't recall the title. It was about two boys who worked as gravediggers, or at least one of them did and the other hung around with him in the cemetery. They liked to make up macabre rhymes about the names on the tombstones. Stuff like, "Here lies the body of Eliza McBain, somebody pushed her in front of a train." [more inside]
Architectural Horror?
I love looking at photos of buildings or cityscapes that are so ornate, intricate, or overbuilt as to give me a sense of vertigo and/or looming existential horror. Things like the Kowloon Walled City or aerial views of Shanghai or, to a lesser extent, the new Executive Office building in DC. What else is out there? I'm interested in any or all eras and styles.
Birthday Party Ghost Stories
For my 40th birthday I'd like to have a slumber party with a small group of my friends. I love scary movies (although I prefer supernatural, and am not a fan of slasher films) and would love to incorporate a couple into the fun. One of my close friends can only tolerate not very scary movies (I'm thinking at the level of Rosemary's Baby). A few other important details inside... [more inside]
My dog has fantastically, horribly, monstrously overactive anal glands. The vet believes it may be due to allergies, but so far no treatments have been successful. I am reaching the end of my rope. [more inside]
Help me find more horror music.
Horror novels and horror movies are easy to find. Can you recommend me some good horror music? [more inside]
Good Russian and Eastern European SF/F/Horror
I really love the sort of bleak/dark horror/fantasy/science fiction from Russia and Eastern Europe. I loved the Nightwatch series, loved Solaris, loved the Metro series. What else would I love from that part of the world?
Horrific tv
We've watched Hannibal together. We're halfway through Penny Dreadful. What tv show should my sister and I watch together next? It doesn't have to be horror(ish), but that's what tends to work best for us. [more inside]
Hardy Boys TV Show - Kubrick Maze?
I was watching the first episode of The Hardy Boys (1977) with opening credits showing them running into a large labyrinth with camera panning above. [more inside]
Suggestions for "milder" horror movies?
After being a wimp my whole life and doing everything I could to avoid scary movies, I'd like to now slowly build up my tolerance to be able to handle them to some degree. What I really dread about them is the feeling I get afterwards of someone or something being hidden anytime I'm in the dark and coming to get me, and that's caused me to avoid watching movies with friends and miss a lot of great fiction. What are some suggestions of "easier" scary movies that I can use as a stepping stone before I start watching the really scary stuff? Books and other types of media are also welcome.
Help identifying a traumatizingly scary movie/TV show scene
I've had this scene scarred onto my brain for about 30 years, I've encountered another person online who also remembers it but likewise has no idea what movie or TV show it was. His and my descriptions of the scene below. [more inside]


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About ACCESS Global
Australian Community Climate and Earth-System Simulator (ACCESS). Based upon the UK Met Office Unified Model system. ACCESS G is the global numerical forecast model operated by the BoM. It is run twice daily (00Z and 12Z) and provides forecast data out to 240 hours with a horizontal resolution of 80km and 50 vertical levels.
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Adelaide weather: Flood watch for Hills, Sealink ferries cancelled as cold front approaches SA
A flood watch is current in the Mount Lofty Ranges near Adelaide as another cold front approaches the region.
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Cunnamulla couple boosts spirits in outback Queensland town by refurbishing bakery
Cunnamulla in far south-west Queensland has had its fair share of bad press in recent years.


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This new museum tells the story of Liverpool with diverse exhibits housed in a stunning building.
Explore a Victorian merchant's house with its period furniture and beautiful paintings.
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Discover treasures from around the world, explore outer space and meet live creatures!
Our free public lectures follow on from the One Magnificent City events of the summer to examine the darker side of Liverpool. We focus on the lesser-known history of Liverpool to reveal individuals on the margins or in trouble, to make visible voices that usually remain silent, and to study the places and people that make up the city of the shadows.
Lectures are free and all are welcome.
Tuesdays 1-2pm in September at Merseyside Maritime Museum, Albert Dock
Organised by History Continuing Education at the University of Liverpool in partnership with Merseyside Maritime Museum. To find out more visit www.liverpool.ac.uk/conted or telephone 0151 794 6900.
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Yesterday, I got an email from Toby Thaler the Fremont Neighborhood Council's land use chairman about my article in this week's Stranger, where I quoted Thaler about growing problems with bland townhome design in Fremont.
In my piece, I say:
Toby Thalerthe Fremont Neighborhood Council's land-use chairmansays he's happy to have more housing in the neighborhood, as long as it fits in with Fremont's traditionally kooky aesthetic. "It's not the density that's a problem for us," Thaler says. "We'd like development to be compatible with existing neighborhoods.
Toby took umbrage to my use of the word kooky, and sent me an email:
I appreciate your coverage of the problems of largely uncontrolled development in Seattle's neighborhoods, including Fremont. While you accurately quoted me, you added your own adjective to my characterization of "…Fremont's traditionally kooky aesthetic." I did not say that. In fact, I get nauseous at the overuse of "whimsical" and "quirky" by real estate agents and other Fremont boosters.
"Kooky" may apply to the street life in downtown Fremont, but not to the sometimes artsy residential areas.
Toby Thaler
Wait, isn't "artsy" just an evasive way of saying kooky? Will in Seattle, Fnarf? Care to weigh in on this one?


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Nieuwenhuis' Three Homers Lead Mets Over D-Backs
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Red Sox Shore Up RotationOne day after acquiring a pair of starters, the Red Sox picked up a third, rebuilding their starting rotation this offseason almost as quickly as they took it apart during the summer.
Rain Washes-Out Mets and Diamondbacks
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Doubront Strong Again; Red Sox Beat D-BacksFelix Doubront pitched seven shutout innings to continue his run of strong starts and Jacoby Ellsbury drove in two runs to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 4-0 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday.
Lester Lackluster as D-Backs Win Series Opener
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Bitcrobes released on the itunes app store!
Wow! I am so excited! Fingers crossed there are no major problems. THANK YOU KICKSTARTER!
All wrapped up!'
I just got the email - kickstarter funded successfully! In 14 days ill receive my funds! Talk about exciting!
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Bitcrobes fully funded!
This morning was a shock. I can't believe it.
Thanks to help of somethingawful goon Mutata he spearheaded an effort to finish funding the project. We've actually gone PASSED the... Read more
FINAL FRIDAY! Wahoo
Alright this is it - the last big push! We are about $200 away from our goals. We really jumped a lot this last week which has been exciting. I... Read more
Third Friday!
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MUSIC - IN PROGRESS! Feed back welcome!
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Second Friday!
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Well here we go, first Friday of the kickstarter!
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It looks ok but it doesn't completely stop all of the finisteride getting into your system plus I hate using topicals. Give it a go if you like Mike sit will suit others here more than me.
I can't actually believe inositol is possibly the cure I literally thought it was game over after years of failing lol. It will be interesting to see if it completely stops the hair shedding and then to possibly wean your self off it slowly and see what happens.
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Freese Single In Top Of 10th Pushes Pirates Past A's, 4-2David Freese hit a go-ahead single in the top of the 10th inning, and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Oakland Athletics 4-2 on Saturday night.
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Playoff Pinch Hits: Wild-Card Teams Dominating MLB PostseasonThe Royals and Giants, both wild-card teams, could each make the World Series. The top MLB regular-season teams are out, again. Is this good for baseball?
Playoff Pinch Hits: National League Dominated Lately By Exclusive GroupThe high-spending Cardinals, Giants and Phillies have won the last six National League pennants. The Cardinals or Giants will win it again in 2014.
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Fake Ticket Warning Issued For Giants-Pirates Wild Card GameOn Thursday, the Better Business Bureau issued a warning to those looking to score tickets to tonight's game.
Playoff Pinch Hits: Giants And Pirates Like It's 1971 All Over Again?The Giants and Pirates meet in the playoffs for the first time since 1971. Winner of the National League Wild Card game moves on to the Division Series.
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text: Share It MainStoriesSpecial Olympics Partners with Catholic Relief Services Our New Partner, Catholic Relief Services Lynn Erickson | Nov 06, 2013 Two world-class organizations - Catholic Relief Services (CRS) and Special Olympics International (SOI) - have joined forces to help people with intellectual disabilities in developing countries gain access to services and interventions that will help them thrive. SOI and CRS entered a global partnership agreement focused on integrating people with intellectual disabilities into current and future development strategies. The two organizations will collaborate in the areas of global health, early childhood development and family outreach. About Me:Manager, Global Health CommunicationsRelated:See Press Release Read More Stories Making a Difference in India and NepalDavid HircockThank You, Special Olympics LouisianaJude and Paula BernardAgreement in Italy Will Boost Inclusion and RespectMaureen RabbittBelgium Athlete Addresses Experts at European ForumMartha Jo BraycichMy Coaches Were There For MeCarla SimonBond Between Student and Coach Transforms Life of Special Olympics Swimmer at YMCACarolyn GessnerIn Malta, a Proud Mother Shares Her StoryNatasha MicallefAn "Awesome" Secret: The Universal Power of Unified SportsDavid EvangelistaA Unified Gathering Like No OtherNoha Gaballa"We all need to work together and respect each other to be successful"Maureen RabbittMore Schools in the UK want to Play UnifiedMaureen RabbittDo You Have A Story to Share?Share Your Story More Stories


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SDCC: "Arrow" Cast & Crew Dish Out Details on Season 5
While audiences packed theaters over the weekend, propelling Guardians of the Galaxy to a record $94 million North American opening, Marvel arranged a private screening of the film for Rocket Raccoon co-creator Bill Mantlo.
Long known as Marvel's "fill-in king," the prolific writer of such comics as ROM: Spaceknight, Micronauts and Cloak & Dagger suffered irreversible brain damage in 1992 after being struck by a car. Now 62, Mantlo lives in a nursing facility, where he was able to watch Guardians of the Galaxy on a laptop with his brother Michael, Michael's wife Liz and their cousin Jean.
"Bill thoroughly enjoyed it, giving it his HIGHEST COMPLIMENT (the BIG 'THUMB'S UP!')," Michael Mantlo wrote Sunday on the Bill Mantlo Facebook group, "and when the credits rolled, his face was locked into the HUGEST SMILE I HAVE EVER SEEN HIM WEAR (along with one or two tears of joy)! This was the GREATEST DAY OF THE LAST 22 YEARS for me, our family, and most importantly, BILL MANTLO!"
There are more photos of Bill Mantlo and his family on the Facebook page, including pictures of the writer winking (above), draped in a Rocket Raccoon shirt, and giving the thumbs up. Michael also posts a shot of the film's end credits, which feature the line, "Rocket Raccoon created by Bill Mantlo and Keith Giffen."
Michael also singled out David Althoff, Marvel's principal counsel, and David Bogart, senior vice president of business affairs and talent management, for setting up the screening. "Giving Bill this opportunity was a daunting challenge (with all the legal & security protocols that needed to be breached)," Michael wrote, "but these two FINE MEN made it happen, and Bill had the HAPPIEST DAY OF HIS LIFE! I will NEVER be able to thank them enough for all that they have done for Bill!"
Anyone who wishes to contribute to Bill Mantlo's care can do so through the "Donate" button on Greg Pak's website. Cards, letters and donations can be sent to:
Mike Mantlo
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Checks should be made out to Michael Mantlo, Bill's legal guardian
Ok, Marvel, you are on my good side.
Hopefully that also came with a royalty check.
I pulled this off the Bleeding Cool article which quoted his brother:
Bill was treated in an exceptionally fair manner by Marvel/Disney, and on his behalf I can say with the utmost confidence that we are very pleased with the negotiated contract. And, unbeknownst to ALL, Marvel has made incredibly generous gestures apart from this particular contract (which ONLY pertains to the rights to the character Rocket Raccoon) to assist in Bill's ongoing care & rehabilitation.
Bill Mantlo was such a great talent. Not only did he create Rocket but he also has the best Hulk stories and the best Spiderman stories ever in my opinion.
Having just finished Marvel:The Untold Story, I truly hope Marvel gives Bill Mantlo a decent "bonus". Only a few ever received due credit for their years of service.
Well done, Marvel.
The best story of the year.
Now if only we could get a Micronauts movie based on Mantlo's first 12 issues. Either in the Marvel Cinematic U or not. Yes, before you jump on me about who has/hasn't got the rights, just let me say this was wisful thinking and praise for Mantlo rather than a thing I think could ever happen.
I wish the Randy Queen story had 8 responses and this had 100+. This is a wonderful story of a great creator being happy. Let's just appreciate it.


text: I wanted to see how good this OU team is. Please leave comments and suggestions. Also please say which of the natures or etc. are best for the pokemon. Please do not give any team members the same item. Politoed- 252 HP, 128 Defense, 128 Special Defense Ability- Drizzle Nature- Bold/Calm Moves- Scald, Encore, Toxic, Ice Beam/Substitute Item- Shed Shell/Eject Button This guy is used just for setting up the drizzle I need to sweep or wall out the opposing team. He has Scald because of its good power and STAB and chance of burning the opponent. This makes it harder to take down. Encore is to make people regret using a move like torment or something. Toxic is to help wear down the opponent if Scald can't do it alone. And finally Ice Beam to provide some more type coverage. I was thinking about Substitute or some other convenient move for Politoed. The Eject Button could get rid of him right away for another Pokemon of mine to start walling/sweeping. Shed Shell is to escape the nasty effects of taunt and mean look. However, normally I would just send him out first to start the rain and swap him out as soon as possible. Any suggestions on him are very helpful. Vaporeon- 252 HP, 252 Special Defense, 4 Defense Ability- Hydration Nature- Sassy/Calm/Bold/Relaxed Moves- Rest, Scald, Acid Armor, Yawn/Wish/Aqua Ring Item- Leftovers/Shed Shell Now him, it doesn't get any better than him. First, I use Acid Armor and if needed, I use rest or use acid armor again. Rest and Hydration in rain is evil. Better yet, status is the main thing walls have trouble handling, but Hydration takes care of that too. I max out my Defense with Acid Armor and keep using rest and scald. Not to mention, the chance of scald burning them along with Vaporeon's already good special defense and great HP along with +6 Defense and a burn on the opponent makes him the greatest of mixed walls. However, I was thinking about the last move. I am totally lost on it and any suggestions for that would be great. Finally, I was thinking about the leftovers to slowly restore health for the smaller hits. If not, maybe Shed Shell to evade mean look and taunt. Toxicroak- 252 HP, 128 Defense, 128 Special Defense Ability- Dry Skin Nature- Adamant/Impish/Careful/Jolly Moves- Drain Punch, Substitute, Sucker Punch, Bulk Up Item- Black Sludge He is a mega bulky tank. With Dry Skin and the weather in his favor along with good HP and Black Sludge, he is a monster in battle. With his access to bulk up and the constant restoration he gets along with drain punch and fairly bulky substitutes, there is nothing there to stop him. As for those inconvenient frail, fast, and powerful sweepers like Gengar or Alakazam, Sucker Punch gets rid of them. And I may have forgot to tell you, but all the moves that have low PP, I am PP maxing. So he will have a few Drain Punches and Sucker Punches to use. Volcarona- 252 Special Attack, 252 Speed, 4 HP Ability- Flame Body Nature- Modest/Timid Moves- Thunder, Hurricane, Psychic, Flamethrower/Fiery Dance Item- Choice Scarf/Choice Specs Man, this is probably my favorite kind of rain sweeper. With access to Hurricane and Thunder, which have perfect accuracy in rain, along with amazing special attack and great speed, Volcarona is perfect for messing with opponents. Hurricane and Thunder are self explanatory. Psychic is for coverage in a situation going not exactly as planned. Flamethrower or Fiery Dance might seem useless, but their purpose is to take care of steel type walls, and more importantly, to get rid of those pesky Pokemon trying to change the weather. I don't know between Fiery Dance or Flamethrower because Fiery Dance raises stats very conveniently but Flamethrower has more power and can get me out of a tight spot. I also don't know if I want scarf or specs. Specs takes care of things for good but scarf helps outspeed things. Alakazam- 252 Special Attack, 252 Speed, 4 HP Ability- Magic Guard Nature- Modest/Timid Moves- Psyshock, Thunderbolt, Shadow Ball, Energy Ball/Focus Blast Item- Life Orb With Magic Guard, he cannot even be touched by anything but damage dealing moves, making Alakazam evade the dreaded effects of taunt and encore. The opponent will unexpectedly take advantage of Alakazam's normal incapability to handle conditions and will try to cripple it with condition moves. Psyshock is to take care of Blissey. Along with this ability and Psyshock, not even the pink monster that is Blissey can stand a chance. All the other moves are simply for coverage of different types. Rather than giving it a scarf or specs, I chose the life orb so that it doesn't have to be locked in with any of its moves. And Life Orb recoil with something like this isn't bad at all. Besides, I need a few backup Pokemon in case something goes wrong. Zangoose- 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 4 HP Ability- Toxic Boost Nature- Adamant/Jolly Moves- Swords Dance, Close Combat, Facade, Shadow Claw Item- Toxic Orb OR Scizor- 252 Attack, 252 HP, 4 Defense Ability- Technician Nature- Naughty Moves- Bullet Punch, U-Turn, Night Slash, Brick Break Item- Choice Band Zangoose with the Toxic Orb and Toxic Boost is pretty self-explanatory. Swords Dance can boost attack by even more, to make it a great wall breaker. Facade with a Pokemon that has a status condition along with great attack thanks to toxic boost and STAB. Close Combat is for brute force to take down steel, rock, and dark types. Finally, there is Shadow Claw to take care of ghost types Close Combat and Facade can't hit. Then there is my Naughty Scizor with maxed out attack, 394. He has Bullet Punch because of the unstoppable power of Techinician STAB priority choice band maxed out attack Bullet Punch. U-Turn is to switch out from walls or other things that Scizor had accidentally switched into. Night Slash is simply type coverage along with good power and the chance of a critical hit. Finally, Brick Break is for other steel types that may annoy Scizor. Thank you so much for reading this strategy and rating it. Any feedback is very much appreciated.


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This was wonderful! I wrapped the Prosciutto around the asparagus. You didn't mention the puff pastry, but I assumed it was to be wrapped around next which I did. The combination of the asparagus, prosciutto and pastry is a great combination. What an attractive dish this is. I used this as an appetizer and my guests were pleased. Thanks for sharing. :-)
This is a beautiful and simple dish that tastes fantastic. (I don't eat meat, but had a bit of the prosciutto. Let me say that one bite surpassed all the pork I'd had in life before going veggie!) Anyway, I did not brush egg on the pastry simply because I forgot to do so and it turned out fine. I'll make these for most future dinner parties, I expect. Thank you for posting!
I made a vegetarian version by substituting salt, white pepper and caramelized thin-sliced onion for the prosciutto. I also skipped the egg and brushed melted butter on the outside for a lovely golden-brown cover. I baked at 375 degrees F for 10 to 15 minutes. Thanks so much for the delicious recipe; everyone loved it!!
These were so easy to make, I did them as an appetizers before dinner for Little Miss (DD) and Hubby and they both enjoyed them. I used smoked prosciutto and they said it tasted wonderful. I didn't get to taste it because I don't eat most meats and eggs but the family enjoyed it. Thank you JustJanS
This was a popular item I brought to a Thanksgiving potluck! Not only does it look good, everone loved it! I used square puff pastry sheets and cut them in 4 long strips, then cut those strips in half, so I got 8 per sheet. I thought it tasted better warm. Also, it was better when the asparagus was crisp otherwise it comes out in one bite and you're left with prosciutto and the pastry. Therefore, make sure you don't leave it in the oven longer than recommended.


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Felt like doing another "random comic" this week, as I hadn't done one in awhile and source material popped up courtesy of my old friend - maybe my oldest friend - Michael Alroy, now experimenting with low-res cameras and photomanipulation. His website features a gallery of buildings in the Southwestern neighborhood where he now lives, liberally massaged by filters and transformed into something else. It's a strange thing about low-res digital photos: they're often far more evocative and compelling than much higher resolution photos of the same people or places. Maybe because of their relative fuzziness, they allow for wider and more vivid interpretations, less representations of the objects they record and more objects in themselves. At any rate, Mike was kind enough to let me poach whatever I wanted, so I wrote a set of captions, pretty much freeforming off an initial springboard (it was, in fact, my and Michael's first shared memory of a death, of a girl we went to junior high school with), after which I collected photos from his site and dropped them in, more or less randomly. (The order they fell in was the order I plucked them off the site in, but I didn't specifically choose any picture to correspond to any caption, at least not consciously.)
Of course, I have no idea whether this was worth doing or not, but it's done now, so you tell me. Thanks again to Mike for his forbearance and cooperation, and thanks for yours.
Last week, you may recall, I tried another experiment, with four different artists drawing the same page of comics plot, to demonstrate the wide variety of visual interpretations even an apparently straightforward and simple scenario opens up. A couple artists made it in after the column went to bed on Tuesday but before it went online Wednesday, so a couple more examples for your pleasure.
As last week, the plot - intended to cover one page - was this:
(SETTING: Modern day; a very bad part of a major city, though the streets are apparently deserted. CHARACTER: A pretty if tense woman in her 20s, in good shape, nicely dressed; short jacket with side pockets, and whatever else she wears is up to you.)
WOMAN walks briskly down the seemingly deserted street, leaving her abandoned car (the hood is up, the driver's door wide open) haphazardly parked, and she speaks into a cell phone in her left hand while she keeps her right hand rigidly in her right jacket pocket. She continues to speak on the phone, tersely, as her eyes shift warily to take in her surroundings as best as she can and she keeps walking briskly. A shadow has fallen over her at an odd angle, but she has already reacted, spinning toward the shadow's off-panel source and aiming at it the .38 she has pulled from her right jacket pocket. She gasps in shock and panic as her eyes settle on whatever it is. Then she's bolting down the street in utter panic, firing randomly behind her, the cell phone left lying, open, in the middle of the street in her wake.
British artist/colorist Peter Doherty has been a mainstay on Judge Dredd at 2000 AD for the past several years. More of his work can be found on his website.
Peter's approach granulates the action a little more than the plot does, and focuses on the heroine more than her environment, and perhaps appears brighter in tone than the story calls for. But this isn't uncommon in pencil art, as spotting blacks (the art of shading for effect and darkening the page to pop certain elements) frequently doesn't take place until the inking stage, and anyone who writes comics quickly learns to anticipate these things.
Michael Netzer's been drawing comics since the mid-'70s, when he became (as Mike Nasser) a fixture mainly at DC Comics, drawing many of their major characters. Currently living in Israel, his website details his current projects. Michael also included a brief explanation for his artistic choices on the following page.
From Michael:
"Based on your allowance for our own pacing, I ended the sequence here just before the woman begins running and shooting.
It seemed to me that there would be a moment where she'd pull out the gun and think she can scare it off or make a stand... all this before she realizes she'd better get the hell out of there. So I thought this moment should be part of this sequence and hence it concludes this page."
Thanks again to everyone who collaborated in this little experiment. Hopefully this gives everyone out there a slightly better sense of what collaboration between a writer and artist really means.
Sorry, due to all the art there's no Comics Cover Challenge again this week, but as we'll be slipping back into copy mode next week, you'll find a new one there. For me, it's been a long day and I'm about ready to pack it in. I need the energy for a slew of new projects starting tomorrow.
As I'm sure everyone knows by now, the Democrats did successfully regain the House Of Representatives and achieved quasi-stalemate in the Senate (which is actually 49 Democrats, 49 Republicans and two Independents, though the Independents have tentatively thrown in with the Democrats but Dick Cheney is still president of the Senate so no one's really got a lock on it). Many of even the races that ended successfully for the Democrats were very tight, and while I can see them following the Hand Puppet's 2000 election victory stance and announcing they're going to govern as if they received a mandate (we may recall the 2000 elections were also, by and large, very close) it's probably a good idea not to. When the Republicans took both the White House and Congress in 2000 (with a little help from the Supreme Court, Kathleen Harris and Diebold, har har) I suggested they not take it as a vindication of their ideology. I believed then and believe now that Americans by and large have no interest in ideology, they only want things to run reasonably well with as few people as possible getting hurt in the process, and I think recent events have borne that theory out. But those who gain power in America far too often decide it's because of their ideology, and certainly the last few years have been a mostly failed experiment in getting Americans to be more concerned for ideology than for practical matters. That's maybe the great virtue and strength of being a nation of bourgeois consumers; no matter what the tide of the moment, the practical eventually wins out.
This is what Democrats should bear in mind. What essentially amounts to a rejection of the currently handling of the Iraq situation and a growing perception of a Congress wallowing in scandal and corruption while achieving little of substance (even the pre-election vote to build a fence between the U.S. and Mexico, to "deal" with what was largely a manufactured issue, accomplished nothing except a public relations ploy, since no funding for the miracle fence was included) should not be taken as a wholesale endorsement of "the Democratic agenda." No one even knows what the Democratic agenda is anymore, and that probably includes many Democrats. Party bosses are already talking of a 2008 White House victory, but that's hardly in the bag; how the Democrats fare then will depend on how much they're perceived as trying to accomplish over the next 18 months. It also depends on how much they've trained themselves now to avoid being seen as "obstructionist," and they'd better be aware that's no longer an issue, if they play their cards right. They need to set goals beyond simply "winning back the White House," push those goals through Congress, and let the Hand Puppet worry about being obstructionist with his vetoes. If they can do that with programs that can be marketed as popular (I know that sounds cynical, but it's all marketing now, as the superior marketing skills of Republican shills have proven time and again) they can make a case for a Democratic president in 2008. If they can't, they can't. The White House has already made its own intentions know, in its "conciliatory" post-election message; that the Hand Puppet referred to this as an opportunity for Democrats to prove they're as patriotic as Republicans, as if that were ever an issue and considering that the White House has largely defined "patriotic" as "endorsing whatever the White House wants," does not encourage expectations of interparty dtente. At any rate, this is the time for work, not swagger, though, as always in Congress, the latter is likelier.
Goofy jurisprudence dept: before the Supreme Court is the case of a man who served over eight years on a conviction for a crime he didn't commit, then was released when new evidence revealed the real culprit. What's the problem? Andre Wallace wants, and reasonably so, to sue the policemen who had wrongly arrested him. Illinois, not renowned for its ability to arrest and convict the right suspects, has a statute of limitations of two years on such lawsuits. At issue is what two years means. Wallace's attorney is interpreting it as two years from release, while Illinois claims it means two years from the moment of arrest. Lower courts have agreed with Illinois. But how do you make a case for false arrest when you've been convicted of the crime you were arrested for? Such a lawsuit, in the absence of exculpatory evidence, seems a recipe for dismissal of charges. The Supreme Court seems to be siding with the State, and Chief Justice Roberts has already expressed that a two year deadline from the point of arrest will let cops sleep easier (I bet it will), and presumably those released wrongly suffering through the prison system for a decade or so should just count their blessings to be out, and be done with it. But we'll see.
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E.C. SEGAR'S POPEYE Vol. 1 ($29.95)
Wow. This may be the stocking stuffer of the year. Cartoonist Elsie Segar, as gifted a humorist as has ever worked in the field, started THIMBLE THEATRE as a humor strip in the '20s featuring the Oyl family (particularly scion Castor Oyl) and segued it into a humorous adventure strip when they became the rage. In passing, he introduced a one-eye sailor for a sequence, and Popeye, no-nonsense walking malaprop, walked off with the feature, not to mention Castor's sister Olive. This volume is the great early stuff, before celebrity, spinach and subsequent contributors watered it down. Beyond that, it's a damn education in dramatic setup, comic timing, and deft characterization. There are only a handful of old comic strips that really deserve to be labeled classics. This is one of them, and this is the classic material. Not to be missed.
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GENSHIKEN Vol 7 by Kio Shimoku ($10.95)
Close to a perfect comic in any language, the series has taken to lovingly exploring the strange but familiar world of female otaku as most of the male characters edge toward (or past) graduation and try to figure out what to do with the rest of their lives. It remains mainly a gentle, fairly pithy examination of nice people learning, painfully, to become comfortable with themselves. Still great. Really nice writing and art too, and transparent translations, which are always good.
LOVE ROMA Vol 4 by Minoru Toyoda ($10.95)
I know people who love this series, but, man. It's like a cross between an early ABC After School Special, back when they were about the etiquette of dating rather than how to cope with your mother when she's a drug addict, and one of those sugary "Friendship Is..." greeting cards for those special occasions when the only special occasion is the urge to send a greeting card. Calling it gentle is like calling a hurricane breezy. Harmless but ephemeral, and not recommended by dentists.
AIRGEAR Vol 2 by Oh! Great ($10.95)
An urban semi-futuristic adventure where gangs rumble on skates that allow them to fly, this series seems to exist mainly for as many naked butt shots per capita as possible. Otherwise it's not bad, the art's clean and it's lively enough, but it's all familiar manga tropes, like the know-nothing but daring teen hero with the potential to be the greatest fighter of all. Not a disappointment by any means, but a bit too much of a dj vu experience; it needs something besides the gimmick to set it apart.
We return to the valley of the shadow of reviews next week, but for now I'm out of here.
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It takes a special talent to be able to turn trash into art. Filmmaker, author, and artist John Waters has this skill in spades. Over the years Waters has produced brightly colored cinematic train wrecks filled with morbidly obese drag queens, animal feces, and heavy doses of camp. Yet his work has also explored weighty topics including segregation, classicism, and the Hollywood machine. His casts have featured rising stars and pop-culture personalities, from Johnny Depp to Ricki Lake to Patty Hearst to Mink Stole. Waters himself will be in town to talk about his illustriously tacky career for This Filthy World, which has been described as a lecture-cum-vaudeville-cum-retrospective performance of sorts. The following day marks the opening of "Absentee Landlord," an exhibit in which Waters will rearrange, reintroduce, and wreak havoc on pieces from the permanent collection (while adding a few works of his own). Expect unusual juxtapositions, a little rule breaking, and gleefully questionable taste.
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Dr. Andrew DeWoody's website
J. Andrew DeWoody did his undergraduate studies in Wildlife and Fisheries at Texas A&M University. After a brief stint as a field biologist with the now-defunct Soil Conservation Service, he returned to A&M to earn an M.S. in Genetics under the tutelage of Rodney Honeycutt and Loren Skow. Andrew's Ph.D. in Zoology is from Texas Tech University, where he worked with a preeminent mammalogist (Robert Baker). DeWoody then did a 3-yr postdoc stint with an obscure geneticist named John Avise at the University of Georgia (Department of Genetics).
At Purdue, DeWoody's graduate students have worked in the fields of molecular evolution (Deb Triant), conservation biology (Dave Glista and Jamie Rudnick), and immunogenetics (Sara Turner). His research has been funded by a variety of organizations including NSF, USDA-NRI, the Great Lakes Fishery Trust, the National Geographic Society, and the Joint Transportation Research Program. DeWoody's research has been published in a variety of scientific journals, and electronic reprints are available here.
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(1996) Texas Society of Mammalogists Award (Best Presentation). Texas Society of Mammalogists.
(2004) Purdue University Agricultural Research Program Assistantship. Purdue University.
(2004) Purdue Research Foundation Research Grant. Purdue University.
(2004) Rhode Island Zoological Society "Wallaby Genetics". Rhode Island Zoological Society.
(2005) Purdue University Instructional Innovation Grant 2005. Purdue University.
(2007) Purdue University International Travel Gran. Purdue University.
(2008) Grants-in-Aid. American Society of Mammalogists.
(2008) Graduate Student Award. Society of Systematic Biologists.
(2008) Indiana Academy of Sciences Research Grant. Indiana Academy of Sciences.
(2010) Purdue University International Travel Grant. Purdue University.
DeWoody, J. (2014). DNA-based approaches for evaluating historical demography in terrestrial vertebrates. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 112.
DeWoody, J. (2014). Heirloom genomes and bison conservation. Science, 345.
DeWoody, J. (in press). Mammalian genetic diversity as a function of habitat, body size, trophic class, and conservation status. Journal of Mammalogy.
DeWoody, J. (in press). Mechanistic insights into landscape genetic structure of two tropical amphibians using field-derived resistance surfaces. Molecular Ecology.
DeWoody, J. (2014). Natural selection and the genetic basis of osmoregulation in Heteromyid rodents as revealed by RNA-seq. Molecular Ecology, 23.
DeWoody, J. (2014). Polymorphic microsatellite loci for a neotropical leaf-litter frog (Craugastor bransfordii) characterized through Illumina sequencing. Conservation Genetics Resources, 10.
DeWoody, J. (2014). The genome sequence of a widespread apex predator, the Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) PLoS ONE, 9.
DeWoody, J. (in press). The impacts of inbreeding, drift, and selection on genetic diversity in captive breeding populations. Molecular Ecology.
DeWoody, J. (2014). Transcriptomic characterization of the immunogenetic repertoires of heteromyid rodents. BMC Genomics, 15.
DeWoody, J. (2014). Variation in offspring sex ratio of a sexually dimorphic, long-lived raptor, the Eastern Imperial Eagle. Ibis, 156.


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Results from Sunday's landslide election indicate Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) was ousted from power in the lower house of parliament after more than 50 years of almost uninterrupted rule.
Speaking in Vienna at an August 28 event celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Austrian capital as a UN seat (along with New York, Geneva, and Nairobi), UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said that Palestinians must be able to show a united front to successfully carry on peace negotiations with Israel.
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It's time to spring into warm weather fun with the sixth annual Kids Spring Fest and Safety Day, Saturday, April 7 at Kerr Park from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A hot topic discussion item drove citizens to the Monday, April 2 Oakdale City Council meeting to voice their opinions, both for and against, the proposed action to ban all alcohol from city parks.
A decision whether or not to draft an ordinance against drinking in parks and several employment related items top the agenda for the Monday night, April 2 Oakdale City Council meeting.
Beginning on Saturday, April 1, water levels on the Stanislaus River will increase rapidly for required spring fish flows. The Oakdale Irrigation District provided information that shows releases from Goodwin Dam will increase daily.
While teams are getting ready for the April 28-29 annual Relay For Life in Oakdale, they are already busy raising funds to add to this year's total from the American Cancer Society.
Oakdale youth rodeo competitors represented the "Cowboy Capital of the World" among nine districts at one of the California High School Rodeos premiere rodeos, "Challenge of Champions" March 23-25 in Plymouth.
The noon hour lunch rush had a little bit of a different twist in Oakdale on Thursday, March 29.
Oakdale's reason to relay – its cancer survivors, those still battling the disease and those who serve as their caregivers – will be feted in a special Saturday celebration on March 31.
A fundraising event for Save Stanislaus Libraries will be held at the home of Oakdale Mayor Pat Paul on Thursday, March 29 from 5:30p.m. to 7:30p.m. Co-hosted by Delsie and Roger Schrimp, the event will raise funds and awareness for Measure T, the ballot measure to renew the 1/8 of a penny sales tax that provides 87 percent of the funding for Stanislaus County libraries.
Safety with a smile, that's what the Oakdale City Police Department were offering Thursday, March 22 at Magnolia Elementary as Interim Police Chief Lester Jenkins and traffic officer Daniel Peters entertained and educated the afterschool recreation students about bicycle safety. A full story with more pictures will be featured in the Wednesday, March 28 issue of The Oakdale Leader.
Jason Turnage couldn't wait until the Spreckels Park BMX track finally opened.
A moderately attended Oakdale City Council meeting Monday evening saw a mixed bag of action and postponement on an agenda that included several items designed to publicize and promote the city. The meeting started at its usual 7 p.m. time after a two-hour closed door session in which existing and anticipated litigation was discussed. There were no reportable actions that came out of the closed session.
The sounds of muskets and cannons and the smell of gunpowder will linger in the air over Knights Ferry this weekend, as visitors to the picturesque hamlet are transported back in time.
The public is invited to an open house event at the Willowood Drive fire station Friday, March 23 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. where three Oakdale City firefighters will receive their promotional badge pinning.
Voter-approved sales and use tax rate increases will take effect April 1 for cities in five California counties, including the city of Oakdale, said the California State Board of Equalization (BOE).
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Agustin 'Augie' Beltran of Oakdale was elected as the chair of the Contractors State License Board (CSLB) for the 2016-2017 fiscal year by his colleagues ...
A good way to beat the sizzling summer sun is to stay indoors, preferably in a nice, cool, air-conditioned environment.
Columbia's Glorious 4th of July Celebration begins with an 11 a.m. flag raising and black powder musket salute Monday, July 4, followed by ...
Residents young and old alike will do their best to keep cool and beat the heat, as June ends with a 100-plus degree heat wave ...
Members supporting the Oakdale High School Music Boosters busied themselves stocking their Fireworks booth on Tuesday afternoon in the SaveMart Parking lot. Theirs, along with ...
Recently released notes from a June 7 Oakdale Irrigation District closed session meeting raise questions to the veracity of court declarations made by new directors ...
After breaches of confidentiality in closed session regarding a lawsuit, sworn declarations to the plaintiffs' attorney, and public bashing on social media by two of ...
Oakdale's JV baseball team was busy this past week with summer ball action, taking part in the Bob Loureiro Invitational Tournament hosted at Escalon ...
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Jerry Frissen and Peter Snejbjerg fight "World War X" at Titan, in which the human race struggles against alien creatures for mankind's survival.
Writer Brian Wood answers this week's X-Position reader questions about his final arc of "Ultimate Comics X-Men" and what "Battle of the Atom" means for his fledgling "X-Men" ongoing.
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