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Released: May 01st, 1999
Running Time: 136
Director: Jean-Yves LeCastel
Company: Anabolic Video
Cast: Jane (I), Shanna (I), Jean-Yves LeCastel, Christian Christoph, Andrew Youngman, Laura Red, Vivien (I), Jeane, Jean-Pierre Armand, Lers, Alice (I)
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
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It is painfully apparent that director LeCastel has become far too enamored of himself, to the detriment of the otherwise excellent Assman series. What were, potentially, pre-nom worthy scenes are all but mortally wounded by LeCastel's literally constant inane blather.
It's also lamentable that Europe is no longer the refuge of the real breast. While the paradigm in the U.S. is finally shifting back to natural girls, more and more Euro-chix are showing up with the kinds of big fake tits we're used to seeing on American strippers who moonlight as porn stars once in a while.
As for the sex itself, there's plenty of hot, filthy action with tons of rectum-wrecking anal, and a lot of ass-to-mouth nastiness. If LeCastel could only shut up, the viewer might actually enjoy it. Let's hope for a return to the glory days of Assman 1 and 2, before LeCastel decided he was the star of his vids, rather than the sex.


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Screenshots for Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 have landed. Get your fill below – there are 60 shots after all. The game is slated to land in stores in the US on February 5 for Xbox 360 and via download for PlayStation Network. It arrives in Europe on February 1. Wii U launch dates for both territories are still to be announced.
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Immigration Bill Addresses America's Foreign Ski Instructor Shortage
Apparently the Gang of Eight blew past the early March deadline for completing their immigration reform bill because they wanted to make sure no group was overlooked — particularly not those who happen to affect their home states. The Wall Street Journal notes that the senators buried quite a few pet projects in the bill's 844 pages, including provisions that benefit the cruise-ship industry, Irish immigrants, and the meat industry (and Marco Rubio, Chuck Schumer, and Lindsey Graham, respectively).
Colorado's Michael Bennet pushed for a provision that allows foreign ski instructors to enter the U.S. under the same program professional athletes use, and like all of the senators, he said he has a good explanation. Melanie Mills, president of Colorado Ski Country USA, explained that instructors who speak foreign languages are hard to find, and it's a safety issue when they can't communicate with tourists. "The perfect example of this is a certified ski instructor that speaks Portuguese," said Mills. "We can advertise anywhere, and we just can't find somebody who meets those qualifications." Sadly, at immigration protests the signs reading "Stop Deporting Hardworking Portuguese Ski Instructors" always seem to get lost in the crowd.


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Don't Be That Guy at the 4th of July Party
by Barbara ClabotsJul 01, 2016
- Independence Day is tough on coastal ecosystems where Americans flock to beach parties and communities are left with the mess. Here's how to do it better.
What Does a Feminist Mortician Look Like?
by Jennifer LuxtonMay 04, 2016
- Historically, when a man takes care of a corpse, he is a professional. When a woman takes care of a corpse, it's a domestic task. How can we close the gender gap in the death care industry?
Salmon—It's What's For Dinner (Even If You're a Tree)
by Jennifer Luxton, Stephen MillerApr 22, 2016
- Each year, immense schools of migrating salmon bring nutrients from the ocean to Pacific Northwest rivers—literally feeding the trees. Here's where humans come in.
When I Dream of the Planet in Recovery
by Derrick JensenApr 06, 2016
- For decades, poet-philosopher and radical environmentalist Derrick Jensen has warned us about the problems of civilization. Yet he's a tireless activist with hope for the planet's future.
In Photos: The Seed-Saving Farmers Who Pass Down Land to Their Daughters
by Rucha ChitnisJan 08, 2016
- In northeastern India's mountainous state of Meghalaya, youngest daughters inherit the land—and the ancient food heritage of their mothers.
Borrow, Save, Share: 3 Ways Seeds Can Democratize Our Food System
by Neil ThaparNov 11, 2015
- Just six companies control 63 percent of the commercial seed market. But seed libraries offer us an opportunity to reclaim the seed commons and create our own community food systems.
What's a Death Midwife? Inside the Alternative Death Care Movement
by Jennifer LuxtonSep 03, 2015
- From funeral cooperatives to green burials, there's a kinder, gentler, less expensive way to die.
This Trailer Changes Everything: Epic New Naomi Klein Doc Will Have You Running for Your Kayak
by Araz HachadourianSep 01, 2015
- The film inspired by Klein's book features the stories of everyday people standing up to climate change.
After 20 Years Reporting on Solutions, I'm Going on a Journey to Find Where Hope Lies Now
by Sarah van GelderAug 13, 2015
- YES! co-founder Sarah van Gelder sets out on a road trip to find the edge of change.
Four Ways Mexico's Indigenous Farmers Are Practicing the Agriculture of the Future
by Leah PennimanAug 10, 2015
- How can we get the most out of our farmland without harming the planet? I traveled to rural Mexico to learn from indigenous farmers.
Staying Human in a Time of Climate Change: New Author on Science, Grief, and Hope
by Christopher Zumski FinkeJul 02, 2015
- For geographer and author M Jackson, knowing climate science isn't enough. We need to get our hearts involved too.
Meet the Scientist Breeding More Resilient Bees (And 4 Other People Working to Save the Pollinators)
by Miles SchneidermanJun 23, 2015
- With honeybee populations on the decline, scientists, lawyers, and even artists have set out to save humanity's most important pollinators.
We Aren't Alone in Our Cities: 12 Ways Animals Have Adapted to Urban Life
by Matt SoniakApr 14, 2015
- City living is changing animals in surprising ways. But they're also transforming the cities they share with us.
Depaving Cities, Undamming Rivers—Here's How We're Undoing the Damage
by Diane BrooksMar 16, 2015
- All around the United States, people are stepping up to help a damaged planet heal.
Women Over 65 Own Nearly a Third of Iowa's Farmland—Can They Prevent the Next Dust Bowl?
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- So many older women are inheriting farms that some experts believe training them in land conservation may be society's best bet in protecting the food supply.


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For some guitar players, 6 strings just isn't enough - of course, that's when an extended range guitar comes in handy. These guitars are the perfect answer for any accomplished guitarist who wants to broaden their playing skills, and Dean specializes in a wide range of models to choose from. From eye-catching 7-string axes to killer 12-string options, Dean is dedicated to providing working musicians with extended range guitars that look, feel and sound incredible, yet won't break the bank. As you look through this section, you'll quickly see that Dean's catalog boasts an impressive variety of extended range electric guitars that are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. As always, starting with the most popular items is a great way to narrow down your search, and the Rusty Cooley USA 7-String Xenocide Electric Guitar is everything you'd expect and more from one of the fastest guitarists in the United States. Featuring a maple neck with an ebony fretboard and Cooley custom neck profile, 24 fast frets with Pearl Xenocide inlays and a 25.5" scale for speedy solos and lightning-fast chord changes, this axe is a shredder's dream. Not to mention, the 2 powerful active EMG-707 humbuckers will ensure your performance sounds as ferocious as it looks to your audience. Or maybe you're thinking about adding a 12-string to your instrument collection - in which case, turn your attention to the Boca 12-String Electric Guitar. With its dual humbuckers, semi-hollowbody and arched top, Grover tuners, adjustable bridge and stopbar tailpiece, the Boca 12-String is ideal for any player who wants a jangly Roger McGuinn-style sound. It's also very affordably-priced - so you don't have to be rich and famous to own this pro-quality beauty. When you get right down to it, it should come as no surprise that Dean's extended range electric guitars are trusted by gigging musicians and stay-at-home hobbyists alike from around the world. After all, they've been dedicated to bringing your talents to the forefront since 1977, and their extended range models are considered by many to be the finest on the market today.
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Colorado Mosquito Control Looking For West Nile VirusWhile the headlines are about the Zika virus, the mosquito experts in Colorado are gearing up to control the spread of a different virus -- West Nile.
Wet Weather To Bring Mosquito Surge, West Nile FearsAll the wet weather means mosquitoes could be a big problem in Colorado. And starting this week, the state will test them for West Nile virus.
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ROME, Ga. (AP) - Tom Cheney, who set the major league record with 21 strikeouts in a 16-inning game, died Thursday. He was 67.
Cheney died at Floyd Medical Center in Rome, according to a hospital spokeswoman, who had no other details.
Cheney was pitching for Washington Senators on Sept. 12, 1962, when he went the entire distance in a 2-1 victory over Baltimore, striking out 21.
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Released: Jun 01st, 1996
Running Time: 96
Director: Freddie Summers
Company: Notorious Productions
Cast: Dick Nasty, Bailey (I), Lovette, Jake Wiliams, Kyle Stone (straight), Nyrobi Knight, Lennox, Mustang Sally Layd
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Feature
When will these girls ever learn? Don't they know that the road to Hollywood stardom is paved with lecherous producers backseat blowjobs, and raucous, pulse-punding anal sex? Well, here's another sophisticated essay about the much-needed education of these innocent, new-in-town sweeties, featuring gullible but willing babes and a plethora of delightfully intrusive camera angles. Rising "starlette" Lovette opens her soul and asshole for Jake Williams on a quaking pool table, and ebony temptress Nyrobi Knight (here billed as Nikki Darling) tingles to the thrill of a sofa-based d.p. from two well-meaning producers. Let the cherry on this sordid sundae be a ravenous, butt-poking
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Courses taught by Jill Desimini
01112: Landscape Architecture II (STU 0111200)
Landscape Architecture
Core Studio - 8 credits
Monday Wednesday Friday 2:00 - 6:00
Anita Berrizbeitia, Martha Schwartz, Luis Rodrigo Callejas Mujica, Jill Desimini, Rosetta Elkin
Course Description
Second semester core studio explores the research and design methods associated with interventions in complex urban conditions: sites layered with multiple interventions across a long span of history that present issues of connectivity, accessibility, identity, and need for contemporary programs. Students will learn to apply various forms of research - historical, social, material, spatial, and technical - to the formulation of project arguments and strategies. Emphasis will be placed on exploring the relationship between documentation, analytical research and design through diverse conceptual frameworks and projective representational techniques.
02142: Landscape Representation II (VIS 0214200)
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Lecture - 4 credits
Tuesday Wednesday 10:00 - 11:30 Gund 518
Jill Desimini, Rosetta Elkin
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Building on the foundation established in Landscape Representation I, this course seeks to expand on the essential tools and methods required to develop, test, produce and communicate spatial ideas with great clarity. The course will emphasize the depiction of the ground and the exploration of phenomenological qualities over time. A series of drawing types, including mappings, plans, sections, elevations, orthographic projections, and perspectives, and hybrids thereof, will synthesize and document the specific approaches explored throughout the semester. A range of scales will be covered.
Weekly lectures and exercises will provide the basis for investigation, research, and discussion. This format enables the development of sophisticated drawing and modeling skills through a fluency with digital media; a productive dialogue between the digital and analog; and a close reading of leading graphical representation examples in landscape architecture.
Software Covered: Adobe Suite, Rhino, RhinoTerrain, ArcMap, VRay.
09201: Independent Study by Candidates for Masters Degrees (ADV 0920100)
Independent Study - 4 credits
Martin Bechthold, Jana Cephas, Mark Mulligan, Robert Pietrusko, Leire Asensio Villoria, Pierre Bélanger, Silvia Benedito, Eve Blau, Neil Brenner, Joan Busquets, Felipe Correa, Diane Davis, Peter Del Tredici, Jill Desimini, Sonja Duempelmann, Ann Forsyth, Chuck Hoberman, Michael Hooper, Eric Howeler, Christopher Hoxie, Florian Idenburg, Niall Kirkwood, Joyce Klein-Rosenthal, Remment Koolhaas, Mark Laird, Christopher Lee, Jonathan Levi, Rahul Mehrotra, Kiel Moe, Ciro Najle, Erkin Ozay, Richard Peiser, Peter Rowe, A. Hashim Sarkis, Deidre Schmidt, Jorge Silvetti, James Stockard, Bing Wang, Jay Wickersham, Krzysztof Wodiczko, K. Michael Hays, Rachel Vroman
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Students may take a maximum of 8 credit units with different instructors in this course series.Prerequisites: Graduate standing. Candidates may arrange individual work focusing on subjects or issues that are of interest to them but are not available through regularly offered course work. Students must submit an independent study petition and secure approval of the faculty member sponsoring the study.
09342: Independent Thesis in Satisfaction of the Degree Master in Landscape Architecture (ADV 0934200)
Landscape Architecture
Research Seminar - 12 credits
Pierre Bélanger, Luis Rodrigo Callejas Mujica, Jill Desimini, Rosetta Elkin, Jane Hutton, Chris Reed, Charles Waldheim, Kelly Doran
Course Description
Following preparation in GSD 9341, each student pursues a topic of relevance to landscape architecture, which must include academic inquiry and design exploration.


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A stalwart of Wanaka and Central Otago bowls, Mrs McCormack
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an age gap of more than 20 years.
''They look after me, in case I have too much to drink,'' she
said with a chuckle.
She has competed in, and won, many champion of champions
tournaments since joining the Wanaka club in 1959, in need of
a break from bar work after buying the Luggate Hotel with her
husband Eric two years earlier. However, her first outing on
the green was nearly her last, she said.
A strict bowling club dress code at the time meant women's
skirts were measured to ensure they were long enough, and Mrs
McCormack's ensemble earned some disapproval.
''They said `I'm sorry, you can't wear that dress. You can
see your bloomers through it'.
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She returned a fortnight later with head held high and began
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She features on the Wanaka club's honours board in every
competition, including as women's singles champion six times.
The former Upper Clutha sports reporter for Radio Otago is
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs is responding to growing complaints about the latest iPhone by declaring, "We're not perfect."
Apple Inc. has been beset with complaints from buyers of its iPhone 4 that holding the phone with a bare hand can muffle the wireless signal. The problem has been termed the "death grip."
Jobs said Apple would give away a free rubber case to every user, helping to reduce the reception problem. On top of that, Apple will give a full refund for anyone within 30 days of purchase, if they aren't happy with the phone.
At a news conference, he declared, "This is life in the smart phone world. Phones aren't perfect, and it's a challenge for the whole industry."
He continued, "We're all doing the best we can, but every phone has weak spots."
On Monday, Consumer Reports said careful testing had confirmed the antenna problem. The magazine refused to recommend the phone and called on Apple to compensate buyers.
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Your Guide to This Weekend's Sun 'n Fun Fly-In Events
Published: Wednesday, April 2, 2014 at 4:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 2, 2014 at 4:29 p.m.
Over the last 40 years, Sun 'n Fun has left generations of aviation enthusiasts staring at the sky in awe.
WHAT: 40th annual Sun 'n Fun Fly-In & Expo.
TODAY: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ticket window hours. Noon to 5:30 p.m. airshows.
FRIDAY: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. ticket window hours. 10:30 a.m. Splash-In Seaplane Fly-by. 1 to 5:30 p.m. airshows. 4:30 p.m. Blue Angels. International Party 5:30 p.m.
SATURDAY: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. ticket window hours. 7 a.m. Hot Air Balloon Launch. 1 to 5:30 p.m. airshows. 4:30 p.m. Blue Angels. 7:30 p.m. Night Airshow.
SUNDAY: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. ticket window hours. 1 to 5:30 p.m. airshows. 4:30 p.m. Blue Angels.
LOCATION: Sun 'n Fun Campus, Lakeland Linder Regional Airport, 4175 Medulla Road, Lakeland.
TICKETS: Daily: $37 adult, $15 ages 11-17. $10 parking.
CONTACT: www.sun-n-fun.org or 644-2431.
Each year, Sun 'n Fun continues to add elements and you never know what will fly in.
"It's definitely not your same old fly-in, said Sandy Bridges, director of communications and public relations for Sun 'n Fun.
The 40th annual Sun 'n Fun Fly-In and Expo is under way at the Sun 'n Fun campus of Lakeland Linder Regional Airport. Although the event kicked off Tuesday, there are many must-see shows, sights and flights to experience heading into the weekend, with estimated crowds of 30,000 to 40,000 people per day.
Headlining this weekend's air shows is the return of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels.
Last year, the Blue Angels were grounded from air shows because of the federal government sequester. This will be the first time the Navy's flight demonstration team will be at Sun 'n Fun in three years.
The Blue Angels will take to the air at 4:30 Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
New to the event, there will be a classic car show Saturday and Sunday, featuring more than 200 vehicles built before 1974.
"It's Sun 'n Fun's 40th birthday, so the car show is to add a special touch for the weekend audience," Bridges said.
Those car owners who participate in the show will received two free passes to attend Sun 'n Fun. Registration to enter your car is Friday.
Sun 'n Fun is offering the chance to ride in some of the vintage aircraft that will be on hand. Aviation fans can purchase tickets to ride in a 1929 Ford Tri-Motor, the world's first mass-produced commercial airliner. Other airplanes that guests can purchase tickets to fly in include the Texas rangers B-17 and the SB2C Helldiver. Those interested in Sun 'n Fun's Ride Hopper program can purchase tickets at the Sun 'n Fun website (www.sun-n-fun.org), prices vary.
Florida residents who purchase a ticket Saturday will receive a Sunday ticket for free.
As the sun sets Saturday, the sky will light up as the Night Airshow features illuminated airplanes doing incredible routines and shooting pyrotechnics in skillfully choreographed routines.
Airshows will be held during the day from noon to 5 p.m. today and from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. For a complete listing of which pilots and air teams will be performing, visit the Sun 'n Fun website.
There will be live music at the Sun 'n Fun pavilion, featuring the Wilder Road Boys Band tonight and Southern Rock's Finest Band featuring Ellie Lee on Friday night. Both concerts begin at 7 p.m.
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The Case
After directing around 50 films in a 15-year span, Roger Corman founded New World Pictures. New World cranked out dozens of cheap, but profitable, films throughout the '70s, and Corman used the cash to distribute critically acclaimed foreign art films such as Cries and Whispers, The Romantic Englishwoman, and The Story of Adele H.
Among the mainstays of New World were the "Nurses" series and the "Teachers" films, softcore romps that were successful because—well, as any schoolboy or chronically ill person can tell you, after strippers, porn stars, and nuns, no woman is sexier than a nurse or a teacher.
On Roger Corman's Best of the B's Collection 2: Naughty Nurses & Tawdry Teachers, we get five nurses and two teachers, which I believe makes a complete set:
• The Student Nurses (1970, directed by Stephanie Rothman)
• Private Duty Nurses (1971, directed by George Armitage)
• Night Call Nurses (1972, directed by Jonathan Kaplan)
• The Young Nurses (1973, directed by Clint Kimbrough)
• The Student Teachers (1973, directed by Jonathan Kaplan)
• Candy Stripe Nurses (1974, directed by Allen Holleb)
• Summer School Teachers (1974, directed by Barbara Peeters)
When I started writing this review, I'd intended to provide individual plot descriptions, but after sitting through two Nurses and a Teacher, I realized I was basically watching the same film over and over again. They are all surprisingly plot-heavy, but it's really the same heavy plot. According to Bright Lights Film Journal, Corman reportedly instructed Jonathan Kaplan: "Exploitation of male sexual fantasy, a comedic subplot, action and violence, and a slightly left-of-center subplot…and then frontal nudity from the waist up, total nudity from behind, no pubic hair, and get the title in the film somewhere and go to work." And that is the formula consistently on display here.
This aesthetic—or lack thereof—works fine for these films. They were meant as one-shot, drive-in movies, to be glimpsed between gropes, not analyzed or discussed—or even rewatched. In the days before home video and excessive cable, films like these would turn up without fanfare, turn a buck, then disappear, making little-enough impression that when you found yourself and your honey (or a carload of friends) parked in front of the next installment later that year or the next, you'd barely notice that it was a virtual carbon copy of what you'd seen before.
In each film, we meet three—sometimes four—buxom, usually sexually liberated young women. Low comedy and high drama ensue as they do their jobs, have romantic entanglements, befriend patients (or students), and battle close-minded authority figures. Nudity is rampant, and we catch the ladies taking a refreshing shower, changing clothes, running on the beach (or the woods or the mountains or a deserted roadway), posing for photos, exercising, or just spending quality time with a panting male admirer.
Some of the films offer low-key thriller elements—a stalker here, an assailant there—and a couple feature some fairly nasty rape sequences. Hallucination scenes are not uncommon, triggered by a drug ingested willingly or otherwise. There are plenty of "serious" moments as well—the nurses and teachers are constantly in danger of losing their jobs because of their free-spirited dedication and their insistence on treating patients and students like people rather than chattel. And one features an at-home abortion.
In case anyone was watching, most of the films also included a "socially conscious" subplot, usually featuring the non-white characters. These simplistically political shenanigans generally involved sticking it to "the Man" and despite the heavy-handedness of the set-ups, often ended with a comical chase scene or fight.
The seven films are spread over four discs. They look pretty miserable, faded, soft, nicked, and in some cases, dark. Audio is flat and tinny. The words "Hollywood Select Video" are burned into the lower right-hand corner on each, and except for a few "Nurse" trailers, there are no extras. Most, if not all of these have been released before—I reviewed Summer School Teachers on a Retro-Seduction set just last year—and the whole thing feels like a box set of public-domain VHS tapes.
The Verdict
If quantity over quality is what you're looking for, then this is the set for you, though I'd advise you against watching them all in a row. Park your brains and expectations, saddle up some Easy Cheese and Saltines, and have a blast.
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Canadian stocks rose for a second day as lenders gained after Bank of Montreal reported earnings that beat the average analyst estimate and energy companies advanced with oil and natural gas.
Bank of Montreal, Canada's fourth-largest lender by assets, increased 4.3 percent. Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., the country's second-biggest energy company by market value, climbed 6 percent as forecasts for hotter U.S. weather boosted gas futures. Goldcorp Inc., the world's second-largest gold producer by market value, fell 5.3 percent as the metal dropped from a record.
The Standard & Poor's/TSX Composite Index rose 269.97 points, or 2.2 percent, to 12,338.33, with financial shares accounting for 41 percent of the gain.
"Out of the gate, the first bank to report looks like a positive signal and above what people were anticipating," Cameron Webster, managing partner at Sandstone Asset Management Inc. in Calgary, said in a telephone interview. The firm oversees about C$200 million ($202 million).
The index plunged 11 percent in the month ending yesterday as its bank stocks declined to an 11-month low and its energy stocks retreated to the lowest relative to forecast earnings since March 2009. Banks and energy companies make up 15 percent and 25 percent, respectively, of Canadian stocks by market value, according to Bloomberg data.
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Bank of Nova Scotia, Canada's third-largest lender by assets, climbed 4.5 percent to C$51.43 after closing at a 13-month low yesterday. Royal Bank of Canada, the country's biggest bank, advanced 3.3 percent from a two-year low to C$50.06.
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Goldcorp dropped 5.3 percent to C$50.79 after closing at a record high yesterday. Barrick Gold Corp., the world's largest producer of the metal, declined 3 percent to C$50.10. Extorre Gold Mines Ltd., which explores in Argentina, sank 9.7 percent to C$9.84.
Centerra Gold Inc., which mines in Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia, slumped 12 percent, the most since December 2008, to C$19.21 after Trevor Turnbull, an analyst at Scotiabank, cut his rating on the shares to "sector perform" from "sector outperform." Turnbull said in a note to clients that the shares were near his one-year price estimate. Centerra soared 49 percent from June 16 to yesterday.
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Ivanhoe Mines Inc., which is building a copper and gold mine in Mongolia with Rio Tinto Group, soared 20 percent, the most since August 2009, to C$20.62.
Craig Miller, an analyst at Toronto-Dominion Bank, boosted his rating on the shares to "speculative buy" from "hold." In a note to clients, Miller cited recent the recent retreat in the shares' price and progress at the Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia.
Yoga-wear retailer Lululemon Athletica Inc. rebounded 11 percent to C$50.02 after tumbling 22 percent in the previous six days. Imax Corp., the maker of giant-screen movie-projection systems, rallied 13 percent, the most since December 2008, to C$15.71 after a 23 percent plunge in the previous five sessions.


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Fake Case assumes a certain familiarity with Ai and his work — explored more thoroughly in Alison Klayman's "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry." But as a follow-up and a companion piece to that 2012 documentary, Johnsen's new work is remarkably intimate and astute.
Mr. Johnsen offers viewers the challenge and pleasure of an important artist's company, and a chance to appreciate anew his wisdom, his wit and his bravery.
China's government can't handle dissident artist Ai Weiwei. He turns every move to suppress him into brilliant conceptual art.
In Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case, a fascinating, essential marker in the ongoing saga of his exploits, the government fights Weiwei with artificial law to maintain an illusion of total control, fueling its target's heroic persona in the process.
With the aid of Johnsen's doc to overcome the obstacles China has put in his path, Ai's voice carries louder than ever before.
The clever and defiant Ai, who is forever filming himself and others on his phone, does in one instance capture Johnsen on camera, but mainly the doc is missing any explanation of how a dissident forbidden from giving interviews agreed to it – as well as much context about his personal life.
Watching him regain his confidence, sense of self and the rebellious spirit that defined him gives "The Fake Case" an unexpected and exciting feeling of momentum and, eventually, tension.
It's curious that The Fake Case works best as a dark comedy, with one particularly memorable scene finding Ai sneaking up on a couple of newlyweds as they have their wedding photos taken and snapping a few of his own.
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Aw, look at Levi. I think someone's in love with the Public Intern.
Is it just me, or is Levi a fucking hotty. GRRRRR
See, I KNEW it - that "hippie food" will kill ya'!
woah.... levi's got some new fans! well, he deserves them... and cake. well one, public intern, well done.
Wait...where are the pics of you and Levi making out? There's enough sexual energy in those shots between you to power a hypothetical Iranian nuclear facility....
...and is it just me, or is Public Intern = Lil' Dan Savage?
New Assignment for Public Intern: Huff.
a new kink...gay boys feeding cake to each other.
it's also very cute that the Public Intern is so young and unjaded that he doesn't know how to get to the Sunset despite being a Seattle native.
The public intern shtick is kind of cute, but either you're an asshole or you just come off as one in the way you write. Getting kind of bored of it all.
In keeping with Rule 34, there is now Public Intern/Levi slash on fanfic.net
That cake is the foulest-looking thing I have ever seen.
Oh for god's sake, fnarf. It is not.
Ever since you've been back from England you've been mr. foody snob. Jesus...
It might not be the foulest thing I've ever seen, but it is a pretty horrid concept. Then again, I tend to be anti-vegan when it comes to food. *shrug* Apparently the cute musician liked it and he got a cute boy to feed it to him...
I'm gonna have to call this a win. :D
The public interns next assignment is to make out with me! ^_^
@11: Yay, slash!
This column has died entirely.
Public intern does specific thing for specific person (pets of the Stranger, such as Slog commenter or musician)
Takes pictures. Isn't he JUST SO CYUTE! I SURE WISH HE LOVED ME.
1907 - Ballard annexed by the City of Seattle
2007 - Capitol Hill resident still fails to identify ass, hole in the ground
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Actually, you can make a pretty excellent vegan cake. My sister makes a great Rummingbird cake with bananas and pineapple and rum. It's awesome. Kind of heavy, but awesome.
Oh, and c'mon! So it's cute - the stories don't all have to be about pedophilic ministers and horrible parents, do they? Besides, I'm with @6 on this one - lets see the other pics. ;)
PCC Fremont rules!
OK, I love their wine tastings too ...
So you're in line with the "I SURE WISH HE LOVED ME." aspect (#17)
how about intern smashing a pie into mayors face
I hope the Stranger isn't hoping to teach basic journalism to the Public Intern. Between not looking up directions ahead of time and misidentifying an Office Max as an Office Depot, this article exemplifies the depths to which journalism has fallen.
Let's see. Decrepit old man asks for cake and all he gets is excuses: "Oh, I don't have a car, and San Francisco is so far to go. Oh, I have a class tonight and would never get back in time". Cute musician asks for cake and Public Intern goes running. Sure, Public Intern. I understand perfectly.
as much as i ::heart:: pics and video of Steven, I gotta agree with #17
Readers- I agree. I almost fell asleep writing this article. I need some better assignments. Stop complaining and start pitching.
Awww, the public intern sounds prepubescent!
The Public Intern's Adventures are funny (in a small way) and he's a good writer...so LAY OFF HIM, JADED OLD FUCKTARDS!!! If you don't like these threads, don't read them.
They make a refreshing break from your typical Slog day: transit-bike shit/blah,blah/bad parents/blah,blah/sexdrugsrock/blah, blah/gay shit/blah,blah/bird flu/blah, blah/mudede being deep/blah, blah/adrian being shallow/blah, blah/Liberty is such a great bar/blah, blah/local-national political shit/blah,blah/where in the world is savage at now?/blah, blah, blah, BLAH!!
Rinse and repeat, ad infinitum
That was quite a contribution from PCC considering the cakes were probably $29.95 each.
And if Levi had a tummy ache after eating so much, it's probably because there's enough organic fiber in it to blow out the sewers of Tokyo.
I loves me some Public Intern.
I second the Jenkems suggestion. C'mon intern! Is this for real?
I like the pie suggestion. Boston Cream?
Pie, or a bullhorn!
@21 - Nope, sorry. I also think cats, otters and baby sloths are cute, but I have no concerns about whether they feel the same about me. =) I think you'll find that it is in fact possible to find something cute without desiring reciprocity.
And sorry, Public Intern, but I can't think of anything Seattle really needs - I just enjoy the adventures from afar.
@21 - Nope, sorry. I also think cats, otters and baby sloths are cute, but I have no concerns about whether they feel the same about me. =) I think you'll find that it is in fact possible to find something cute without desiring reciprocity.
And sorry, Public Intern, but I can't think of anything Seattle really needs - I just enjoy the adventures from afar.
Bugger. Sorry, it didn't refresh.
Boston Cream Pie isn't pie. It's a cake baked in pie tins.
I bet the vegan cake was loaded with safflower oil. That shit always makes me queasy.
Maybe he can offer to help the Sonics pack?
Vegan baked goods... ugh. Outside of what might come from the rendering plant, the animal products in baked goods are probably their easiest ingredients for your body to break down.
Can the public intern be the Voice of the People on the buses for an afternoon and demand apologies from people who hit other people in the face with their fingernail clippings? You're upbeat, you probably won't get punched!
I recognize that Fremont PCC worker. He's really great and extremely laid-back. I think PCC should get props for giving away cake. (Or maybe they need to get dinged for making cake that makes people sick.)
BTW, I have had delicious vegan cake before. Secret ingredient? Oil. Yum.
OK, I was all right with the rumors of my gayness (I will admit that first pic is pretty darn gay-looking), but I gotta speak up for the PCC cake. The only reason I felt a bit ill was a combination of not eating a big enough dinner, drinking beer, and eating several pieces of cake (we had to get those pictures just right, so Steven kept making me eat more cake! And then I ate even more because it was so good!).
Vegan cake rulz. Many, many thanks to PCC and the Public Intern.
Do we know Paul Allen's schedule?
We should cut out the City of Seattle middleman and have Public Intern hand Paul Allen our money directly!
Unfortunately, NapoleonXIV, I don't think Steven is big enough to be able to haul around all those giant sacks of money by himself.
Which of course begs the obvious question: "Is 'The Public Intern' allowed to have his own 'Public Intern's Intern'?"
I'm sure Vulcan would donate the Public Intern an intern for such a beneficent Public Purpose.....
Suck it, Matt from Denver. I've been a foodie snob longer than you've been wearing long pants. And if anything, the Land of the Sassenachs has made me appreciate crap food even more. But not VEGAN CAKE. Jesus, cake of any kind is an abomination but that one looks like four-year-old Suzie made it in the warmth of a light bulb.
I'm right there with you, 23- It's cute-but where's he gonna go from here, or was not getting directions part of the "adventure"? Office MAX, MAX. What's so hard about that?
Vegan cake?
Eggs and milk, bitches. Otherwise it's not a cake.
The first picture reminds me of those ladies from City Light who used to come around and show you how to bake things.
Fnarf @ 46, you've been a foodie snob since you were 9? Wow, that's an early age to start appreciating buffalo mozzarella.
the cake post was a nice break from republican sex scandals, political debate stories and transit posts.
I wish some cut boy would feed me cake.
Cake is good.
I mean Cute. Cut is ok too.
I agree that the Pubilc Intern's recent assignments doing things for specific individuals has been more boring, but I like these columns and think he and his writing are adorable. And I'm a dyke in Madison, Wisconsin, so don't accuse me of wanting reciprocity. Reading these little pieces brighten my day!
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Sustainability Symposium
UofL's Sustainability Council organized this highly engaging symposium November 1-2, 2012!
2012 Interdisciplinary Sustainability Symposium:
Cross-Pollinating for Resilience
The University of Louisville hosted an extended conversation about building resilient, just, and sustainable societies in the face of multiple global crises including climate change, energy and resource constraints, ecological collapse, economic melt-down, and massive disparities in human health, wealth, and happiness.
This Symposium was brought to you by the University of Louisville Sustainability Council with vital sponsorship from the A&S Liberal Studies Project and the Department of Biology. The Symposium served as a bridge linking the Campus Community Partnerships for Sustainability conference and Bluegrass Bioneers. We encouraged CCPS and Bioneers participants to join us for the full Symposium.
The full symposium was open to the public and all events on Friday, Nov. 2, 2012 were free! A light breakfast and afternoon snack was available on Friday, so attendees were asked to help us minimize waste by bringing a reusable mug, plate, and utensils.
Local Harvest Dinner & Chris Martenson Keynote Address
Thursday, Nov. 1st 6:30-9:00pm
Location: Jefferson Community & Technical College Health Science Building Auditorium (110 West Chestnut St.)
Cost: $25. Free with CCPS Registration.
"The Crash Course: Essential Insights For Prospering In Our Increasingly Uncertain Future"
Chris Martenson is the celebrated author of The Crash Course - The Unsustainable Future Of Our Economy, Energy, And Environment, and co-founder of Peak Prosperity - Insights for Prospering as our World Changes. With a PhD in neurotoxicology from Duke University, and an MBA from Cornell, Dr. Martenson is an economic researcher and futurist specializing in energy and resource depletion. As one of the early econobloggers who forecasted the housing market collapse and stock market correction years in advance, Chris rose to prominence with the launch of his seminal video seminar: "The Crash Course" which has also been published in book form (Wiley, March 2011). It's a popular and extremely well-regarded distillation of the interconnected forces in the Economy, Energy and the Environment (the "Three Es" as Chris calls them) that are shaping the future, one that will be defined by increasing challenges to growth as we have known it. In addition to the analysis and commentary he writes for his site Peak Prosperity, Chris' insights are in high demand by the media as well as academic, civic and private organizations around the world, including institutions such as the UN, the UK House of Commons and US State Congresses. He is now the father of three young children and remains an obsessive financial observer who has made profound changes in his lifestyle because of what he sees coming.
Symposium Plenary Talks
Friday, Nov. 2nd 9:00am - 6:00pm
Location: UofL Strickler Hall Auditorium Room 101
Cost: Free and open to the public. Please register here if you plan to attend.
Speakers included:
- 9:00am Maria Koetter, Director of Sustainability, Louisville Metro
"City-wide Sustainability"
Maria Koetter has over twenty years of experience in the environmental industry working with both government and Fortune 500 private sector clients. As Director, she is responsible for strategic sustainability planning and policy development and implementation for the city. Koetter formerly founded and was President of Bgreen2 LLC, which provided sustainability consulting services. Maria has extensive experience with corporate social responsibility and organizational sustainability planning. Before forming Bgreen2, Koetter was employed at the top 10 national consulting firm Tetra Tech Inc. as a senior project manager. She has worked within a wide array of environmental programs, including the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Resource Conservation Recovery Act, and Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act. Koetter was a member of the Bingham Fellows Class of 2010 and Green Convene Chair in 2010 and 2011. Maria received her B.S. in Biology from Western Kentucky University. She is a LEED Accredited Professional with the US Green Building Council and is a Certified Hazardous Materials Manager.
- 9:45am Llewellyn Wells - Founder and President of Living City Block
"Living City Block: Urban Regeneration at the Right Scale"
Llewellyn is the President and Founder of Living City Block whose mission is to "create and implement a replicable, exportable, scalable and economically viable framework for the resource efficient regeneration of existing cities, one block at a time." LCB is currently operating in the Lower Downtown neighborhood of Denver, Colorado and in Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal District. LCB is in early development phases with the community of Santa Marta, Colombia and four other US cities. Prior to founding Living City Block, Llew spent two and a half years as a VP at Rocky Mountain Institute, and twenty four years working in the entertainment industry on such highly acclaimed independent films as Bagdad Café, The Grifters, Dogfight and Under Suspicion. Llewellyn won five Emmy awards, a Golden Globe and two Producers Guild awards as one of the original producers of the television series The West Wing.
- 11:00am Lisa Markowitz - UofL Associate Professor and Chair of Anthropology
"Fresh Food Initiatives in the Americas"
Since the 1980s, Lisa Markowitz she has carried out ethnographic fieldwork in farming and ranching communities in Andean South America. For the past decade, as both an activist and researcher, she has been involved with alternative agrifood projects in Kentucky, and more recently, in Vermont. Her research themes have included community food security, rural livelihoods and development in Latin America, and agrarian social movements. She is co-editor of U.S. Food Policy: Anthropology and Advocacy in the Public Interest (Routledge 2012), and guest editor of the latest issue of Sustain Magazine which is devoted to local food. Markowitz also chairs the Committee on Food Justice within UofL's College of Arts & Sciences.
- 1:15pm Irma N. Ramos, MD - UofL Assistant Professor of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences
"Challenges Posed by Climate Change Among Disadvantaged Populations"
Dr. Ramos' research program focuses on the development and implementation of novel strategies to disseminate knowledge on the complex interactions between genes, environment, culture and disease among disadvantaged and under-served populations. A major group targeted for educational intervention has been Hispanics, one of the fastest growing minority communities in Kentucky.
- 2:00pm Open World Delegation from Russia
"Russian Perspectives on Sustainability"
Nina Dzhemella, Southern Federal University
Anna Igorevna Litvak, Kemerovo State University
Natalya Alekseyevna Makoveyeva, Zabaykalye National Park - Environmental Outreach Unit (Lake Baikal)
Olga Yuryevna Roslyakova, Eco-Tourism Travel Agency, "A-B Turs"
Mariya Sergeyevna Sycheva, Southern Federal University, Rostov Region Environmental Initiatives Center
Since its founding by Congress in 1999, the Open World Program has enabled more than 14,000 current and future Eurasian leaders to experience American democracy, civil society and community life; work with their American counterparts; stay in American homes; and gain new ideas and inspiration for implementing change back home. This delegation from Russia, visiting Louisville with the help of the World Affairs Council, is particularly focused on environmental and sustainability issues.
- 3:15pm Joe Gorman - National Council Coordinator, Student Environmental Action Coalition
"The Edge of Organizing: Experiments in Coalition-Building"
Joe began environmental organizing in 2008 and is currently National Council Coordinator for the Student Environmental Action Coalition and Program Coordinator for Build-it-Up! West Virginia. His other environmental and organizing work includes coalition-building work between folks fighting mountaintop removal, fracking and other extractive industries; Mountain Justice; and food logistics for large gatherings of activists. Joe's exciting future prospects include launching a garage cooperative and starting a homestead - both in Southern West Virginia. The Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC) is a student and youth run national network whose mission it is to: "Build a network of diverse grassroots struggles that transcends current fabricated, oppressive constructs by sharing stories, skills, knowledge and radical analysis to dismantle destructive systems, and replace them with sustainable communities of resistance and collective liberation. We define the environment to include the physical, economic, political, and cultural conditions in which we live." SEAC facilitates the Kentucky Student Environmental Coalition and works in coalition with the Power Shift movement.
- 4:00pm Margaret Carreiro - UofL Associate Professor of Biology and Director of the Center for Environmental Science
"Urban Park Woodlands and Managing for Climate Change"
Dr. Carreiro received her Ph.D. in Botany/Mycology in 1989 from the University of Rhode Island, and both her B.A. and M.A. in Biology from Boston University, Boston, MA.. She is an expert in nutrient cycling and ecosystem ecology of terrestrial habitats, particularly those in urban and suburban landscapes. Her research interests include: 1) understanding how cities and urban sprawl affect natural ecosystems, especially forests; using forests in cities as predictors of the effects of global environmental change on regional forest health and resilience; and 3) understanding how warmer temperatures, air pollutants like nitrogen and sulfur compounds and exotic species affect plants, microbes and soil chemistry which in turn affect ecosystem processes of nutrient cycling, primary production and plant community change. She currently is supervising students in her laboratory determining the plant community composition of oak forests along an urban-to-rural land use gradient from Iroquois Park to Bernheim Research Forest to discover whether land use affects the plant species that are there. Margaret is also the Chair of UofL's Sustainability Education & Research Committee.
- 5:00pm Guy McPherson - University of Arizona professor emeritus of natural resources & environment, and author of the blog Nature Bats Last
"The Good, the Bad, and the Astonishing"
Watch the Raw Video.
Listen to the Edited Audio.
The near-term end of the world's industrial economy indicates we will be living closer to our landbase and closer to other humans. Apparently, however, the termination of industrial civilization has come too late to prevent near-term extinction of our species. Facing our own mortality, and that of our species, provides us the opportunity to contemplate our time on Earth and our legacy in ways unavailable to other species and prior humans.
Guy McPherson was born and raised in small-town northern Idaho. He first experienced the hair-raising incident of a rifle pointed at the base of his neck when he was ten years old. The person behind the trigger was thirteen. This episode was so ordinary he didn't bother to tell his parents for two decades. It simply never came up.
The escape from the benighted village came in the form of education, in large part because McPherson's parents were lifelong educators. To pay for his undergraduate education, which led to a degree in forestry, McPherson spent summers working on a helitack crew. Staring down a large wildfire at the age of nineteen, he realized some forces of nature are beyond the human ability to manage.
More than ten years into a career in academia, McPherson began focusing his efforts on social criticism, with topics ranging from education and evolution to the twin sides of the fossil-fuel coin: (1) global climate change and (2) energy decline and the attendant economic consequences. His public appearances stress these two predicaments because each of them informs and impacts every aspect of life on Earth. He stresses the importance of individual and societal action in light of ongoing global change and energy decline.
McPherson highlights the importance of living sustainably, a necessity driven by completion of the ongoing collapse of the industrial economy and underlain by the absence of cheap oil. His latest chapter includes abandoning his tenured position as full professor for ethical reasons. His story is described in his memoir, Walking Away from Empire. Read about that book and his many others online here.


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Argus Gathering 2015
May 16, 2015
Photos: 44
Micros March-2015
Photos taken with Sony A100, using a 2X Teleconverter, a Minolta 70-210mm lens with a 30mm microscope objective in front. Multiple photos were taken of each specimen and stacked with Combine Z software
Mar 13, 2015
Photos: 28
14th Winter Gathering
The 14th Ed & Martha Cunningham Winter Gathering of Micromounters
Feb 27, 2015
Photos: 31
Parkway 10-06-14
Oct 6, 2014
Photos: 24
September Trip
For our 47th Anniversary we took a little train ride in Western Maryland.
Started on the Blue Ridge Parkway on the 16th of September. Drove to Cumberland, MD for the train on the 19th. Returned via Natural Bridge, VA and the remainder on the Parkway. Took along a 4X5 Speed Graphic, a Minolta X-570 35mm, a Sony Nex3, and a couple of Minolta X-1 cameras
Sep 24, 2014
Photos: 141
August 14th was the 14th Annual International Argust Day, when Argus Camera owners took Argus cameras out and used them to capture the world.
My selected camera was an Argus STL 1000, loaded with Tri-X film. Took it to Chimney Rock State Park, NC
Aug 23, 2014
Photos: 17
Monroe Annual Gathering August 2 2014
Aug 2, 2014
Photos: 35
Huntington Beach SP 6/5/14
Jun 6, 2014
Photos: 2
Argus Collectors Group Gathering May 2014
May 16, 2014
Photos: 36
World Wide Pinhole Day
One day dedicated to taking pictures with simple (or complex) Pin Hole Cameras. First photo in the album is my submission to the Pinhole Day Site.
Apr 28, 2014
Photos: 10
CNPA to Swan Lake April 5 2014
The Foothills (South) Region of the CNPA had a field trip to Swan Lake Gardens in Sumter, SC
Apr 5, 2014
Photos: 55
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Apr 2, 2014
Photos: 1
Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden 03-22-14 CNPA
The CNPA Charlotte Group invited us to participate in this Field Trip To the Gardens. It was a Good day, with about 26 people in attendance.
Mar 22, 2014
Photos: 70
Micromounters 13th Winter Gathering
Feb 21, 2014
Photos: 21
Argus Winter Contest
Dec 6, 2013
Photos: 43
Trip to Hot Springs, NC
Fall color around Hotsprings and Chimney Rock, NC
Oct 30, 2013
Photos: 13
CNPA Trip Oct 19, 2013
Photos from a trip to Brown Mountain Overlook, Area near Linville, NC
Oct 19, 2013
Photos: 11
Graveyard Fields Blue Ridge Parkway 10-01-13
Fall colors in the Blue Ridge
Oct 1, 2013
Photos: 38
Cades Cove Sept. 13, 2013
Cades Cove Loop Road in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Black & White shot on X-Ray film.
Sep 13, 2013
Photos: 42
Cradle of Forestry Aug. 15, 2013
A short visit to the Cradle of Forestry on HWY 276 near Brevard, NC Resulted in two surprise finds.
Aug 15, 2013
Argust 13th
The 13th Annual Argus Camera Day. I took out an Argus C33, and a C3 loaded with Ultrafine Xtreme film to shoot photos of what I hope are interesting things.
Aug 13, 2013
Roan Mountain 6-21-13
Rhododendron at Roan Mt. Still a week late and not at peak.
Jun 21, 2013
Asheville Botanical Garden June 19, 2013
Short trip to this garden
Jun 19, 2013
Selected B&W
Took these late April in Greenville SC, Lake Lure, & Ashville, NC
May 1, 2013
Ashville Botanical Garden-04-30-13
First 3 pictures at Lake Lure, NC
Apr 30, 2013
Photos: 30
Biltmore April 30. 2013
Wisteria is starting to bloom
Photos: 19
Pinhole day-4-28-13
Worldwide Pinhole Photography day April 28, 2013 Was allowed to post only 1 picture on that site.
A lot of pinhole cameras are made from Oatmeal Boxes. Mine are just a little more complicated. Results are the same, fuzzy pictures :)
Apr 28, 2013
Photos: 5
12th Winter Gathering of Micromounters
Photos from Dowling Park, Florida Feb. 21-23 2013
Some of these are HDR (High Dynamic Range) photographs
Feb 21, 2013
Photos: 71
Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden Jan 5, 2013
From a trip with CNPA Foothills (South) Region
Jan 5, 2013
Photos: 90
Falls Park at Night
CNPA Field Trip to Falls Park in Greenville Nov 17 2012
Nov 17, 2012
Bear Shadow Oct. 20, 2012
Our CPA field trip for October was to Dry Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and to Rhodes Big View Overlook to get a picture of the Shadow of the Bear. Unfortunately, the Sun failed to appear, so the last part will need repeating.
Oct 21, 2012
Photos: 25
Cowpens Battlefield 10-19-12
Oct 20, 2012
Photos: 14
Blue Ridge Parkway 10-16-12
Fall Colors on the Parkway
Oct 16, 2012
Photos: 52
Greenville 10-13-12
Falls Park on the Reedy River, Greenville, SC
Oct 13, 2012
Elk River Falls Trip
9/29/12 we were invited to a photo field trip with the Carolinas Nature Photographers Assn. Here are photos of Elk River Falls and Wiseman's View in the Blueridge Mts. of North Carolina
Sep 29, 2012
Photos: 86
45TH Anniversary B&W
Black & White photos, Kodak Plus X film, Minolta X-570 Camera. Taken during trip on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad from Bryson City, NC to the Nantahala Outdoor Center. Our 45th Anniversary, 9/19/2012
Sep 20, 2012
Photos: 9
45th Anniversary ride
A ride on the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad
Sep 19, 2012
Photos: 6
Argus C44 at Cowpens
The Scruggs House at Cowpens. Camera Argus C44, film Agfapan, processed Pc Glycol
Sep 13, 2012
Argust 12
Pictures taken with Argus cameras on August 12, 2012, the 12th Annual Argust Day.
Started shooting in my front yard, then on to Gerton, NC, Asheville, NC, and finally the Discovery Place on US HWY 276 near Brevard, NC
Aug 13, 2012
Photos: 34
10th Annual Monroe Gathering August 4, 2012
Raw photos of the 10th Annual Monroe Gathering
Aug 4, 2012
Photos: 32
Trip 6-10 - 6-14 2012
Short Vacation trip
Jun 17, 2012
Photos: 175
Roan Mt. 6/7/12
Roan Mountain on the NC/TN Border about a week early for peak blooms
Jun 7, 2012
Photos: 91
Argus Collectors Group Gathering-05-19-12
Photos of the 11th Annual Argus Collectors Group Gathering in Eden, NC May 2012
May 19, 2012
Photos: 123
Argus 11th Gathering Contest
My Photos taken with an Argus C4 for the contest during the 11th Argus Collectors Group Gathering in Eden NC.
Photos: 22
Argus Collectors Group Ladies outing.
While the guys were playing with cameras, the ladies went on a little shopping trip to Old Salem.
May 18, 2012
Photos: 51
Some of my favorites
These are some of my current favorite photos. All except for the Hawk have been shown at our CNPA (foothills South) meetings
Apr 3, 2012
Photos: 20
2012 Winter Gathering
The Micromounters Winter Gathering at Dowling Park, FL
Feb 25, 2012
Mariko's Chimney Rock Park 10-27-11
All made by the #1 Tourist with her little Fuji camera.
It was a very nice day.
Oct 27, 2011
Photos: 96
Rollin' on the River 10-19-21-11 X-570
Black & White from Minolta X-570 35mm
Oct 22, 2011
Photos: 15
Rollin' on The River-OLY 10-19-21-11
Black & White from Point & Shoot Olympus 35mm
Rollin' on the River Oct. 19, 2011
Around and on the Dixie Queen, Chattanooga, TN
Oct 19, 2011
Photos: 75
Rollin' on the River 10-19-21-11
Point & Shoot by my bride using a Fuji Finepix camera
Photos: 26
Rollin' on The River 10-19-21-11 X-1
Three day collection of photos from the camera I carry in my back pocket. A Minolta X-1
We got on the Bus near Newton, NC, traveled to Chattanooga in the rain. Had dinner on a cruising Riverboat, and a lot more.
Photos: 45
Carl Sandberg Home 10/07/11
A walk outside the home in Flat Rock, NC
Oct 7, 2011
Photos: 74
Blue Ridge Parkway 10/05/11 Mariko
Mariko's pictures Fall Colors. Graveyard Fields & The Devils Courthouse
Oct 5, 2011
Blue Ridge Parkway 10/05/11 Earl's
Photos of the area between Asheville & The Devils Courthouse
Photos: 41
Argus Apple Festival 10-01-11
North Wilkesboro, NC Apple Festival. B&W shot with Argus 645. Arista Legacy Pro 100 film. Home developed in Rodinal 1+50
Oct 2, 2011
Apple Festival X-570
N. Wilksboro, NC 10-01-11 Grassy Mountain Apple Festival Black & White from a Minolta X-570, Arista Premium 400 film processed with home brew PCB developer.
N. Wilkesboro, NC Apple Festival 10/01/11
My bride uses a little Point 'n Shoot Fuji A101, and can find flowers just about where ever she goes.
Oct 1, 2011
Greenville-09-27-11, Table Rock State Park & SC Botanical Garden at Clemson 9/29/11
Black & White 35mm from those two places.
Film Arista Legacy Pro 400 Camera Minolta X-570.
Processed at home in Rodinal
Sep 30, 2011
Greenville-09-27-11 B&W
Along the Reedy River and Falls Park in Greenville, SC.
Camera Minolta X-570 Film Arista Legacy Pro 100 iso. Processed at home.
Sep 28, 2011
Photos: 23
Blue Ridge Parkway 09-24-11
More of the dead leaves. We Started at the Picnic Ground at Craggy Garden.
Sep 24, 2011
Photos: 111
Graveyard Fields & Cradle of Forestry 09-17-11
The annual celebration of dead leaves is starting in the Blueridge.
Sep 17, 2011
Photos: 113
Asheville 09-09-11
Some of Asheville's Urban Trail. Black & White shot with Argus C4, Color all by My wife using Fuji Point & Shoot
Sep 10, 2011
Photos: 72
Argus C4 at the NC Transportation Museum
The Museum at Spencer, NC
Took one of my Argus C4 cameras for a spin. Used Arista Legacy Pro 400 film, processed at home.
Aug 24, 2011
NC Transportation Museum 8/24/11
Color Photos of the trip to Spencer, NC
Some of these were taken by Mariko look for file names starting DSCF
Photos: 89
Argust 11th C-3
The 11th Annual Argus Day 2011 (Argust 11th) Photos made with Argus C-3
Aug 11, 2011
Argust 11th C-4
11th Annual Argus Day photos made with Argus C-4
Photos: 7
Monroe Luncheon Aug. 6, 2011
The annual luncheon for Former employees of Monroe Systems for Business of Lexington, SC
Aug 6, 2011
Forest City 7/30/11
Black & White of downtown early morning.
You can Google Burnt Chimney, NC
Camera: Argus C4 Film: Arista Legacy Pro 100 Processed at home with home brew developer.
Jul 30, 2011
Hollywild 7-14-11
Hollywild Animal Park near Inman, SC
Jul 14, 2011
Asheville Botanical Garden-07-09-11
All but One of the color photos were taken by Mariko. The Black & White are from a Minolta X-570, Plus-X film, home developed.
Jul 9, 2011
Photos: 16
Mt. Mitchell July 3, 2011
A great place to go to escape the heat.
Jul 3, 2011
Brevard, NC 5/29/11
Photos taken with a much abused Argus 75 During the annual White Squirrel Festival
May 30, 2011
Okinawa B&W negatives
Taken with Petri 7s 35mm camera, using out dated Gun Camera film. 1958-1960 (51 - 53 years ago).
I scanned these several years ago, probably should have done that years sooner, as a lot of them have been damaged.
May 28, 2011
Greenville's Reedy River Park May 18, 2011
Black & White shot with Argus C4 35mm Camera.
Film: Arista Premium 100 shot at ISO 200, processed in Diafine 7' + 5'
May 21, 2011
10th Annual ACG Gathering
The 10th Annual Argus Collectors Group Gathering at Eden, NC May 14, 2011
May 14, 2011
Clearwing Hummingbird Moth
Interesting little critter visiting our back yard
Apr 20, 2011
Photos: 12
Chimney Rock 4/7/11
Spring at Chimney Rock State Park
Apr 7, 2011
Photos: 39
10th Winter Gathering Feb. 25-26, 2011
The Winter Gathering of Micromounters at Dowling Park, FL
Feb 26, 2011
Photos: 50
Falls Park Greenville, SC 02/11/11
Black & White
Feb 11, 2011
Reedy River Falls Park
Black & White Jan. 30 2011. A most Springlike day.
Camera: Minolta X-700, Lens 35-70 Kalimar MC f:3.5-4.5
Film: Arista Premium 100 processed in a Rodinal like developer.
Jan 30, 2011
Photos: 18
NC Arboretum 11-13-10
Last of the Autumn colors.
Nov 13, 2010
Photos: 73
Chimney Rock State Park 11-12-10
One of our favorite places.
Nov 12, 2010
Photos: 79
Cowpens Battleground 11-09-10
Photos from the 3 mile walk on the Perimeter Road
Nov 9, 2010
Photos: 49
Blue Ridge Parkway 10-18-10
Drove North from Asheville to Blowing Rock.
Oct 18, 2010
Photos: 83
Knoxville Tour 10/14/10
Took a bus tour to Knoxville for lunch on a riverboat, visited the Museum, and strolled downtown.
Oct 14, 2010
Photos: 54
Blueridge Parkway Graveyard Fields
A trip to Graveyard Fields located a few miles south of Asheville, The Devils Courthouse and The Cradle of Forestry.
Fall colors are near peak right now.
Oct 12, 2010
Photos: 140
Graveyard Fields
Short visit to The Graveyard Fields on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Sep 23, 2010
Beach Trip
Short Visit to Surfside Beach, SC and a stop at the USS North Carolina at Wilmington
Sep 21, 2010
Photos: 27
Linville Falls 09-15-10
Flatrock Overlook at MP 308 & Linville Falls
Sep 15, 2010
Trip August 26-29 Blueridge
The Blue Ridge Mountains August 2010
Aug 26, 2010
Photos: 40
Mt. Mitchell 08-12-10
Black & White shot with Graflex Series B RB
Aug 13, 2010
Photos: 4
Mt. Mitchell Aug 12, 2010
Escaping the 90º heat at home for the 64º on the mountain
Aug 12, 2010
Monroe 08-07-2010
The annual Monroe Luncheon at Shealey's BBQ in Batesburg-Leesville, SC
A gathering of former employees of Monroe Systems for Business of Lexington, SC
Aug 7, 2010
Mt. Mitchell B&W
35mm shot 7/22/10
Jul 23, 2010
Mariko's Mt. Mitchell
Photos by Mariko July 22, 2010. Local thermometer indicated 68º at 4 P.M. While at home we had close to 100º
Jul 22, 2010
Photos: 8
NC Arboretum Black & White
35mm Black & White
Jul 19, 2010
Cradle of Forestry-B-W-04-25-10
Speed Graphic 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 B&W film
Apr 26, 2010
Ribbon Walk Charlotte, NC
Short visit to Ribbon Walk in Charlotte.
Apr 21, 2010


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I am looking at changing a website that is presently running on a shared Windows Server, running IIS 6.0 to one with a WordPress backend.
PHP and MySQL are possible but mod_rewrite won't be.
What effect will that have on setting up and then actually running the site?
Presumably search engine friendly URLs won't be possible for the 'news' entries, but what about the static pages like domain.com/about etc.? Will they all be of the form domain.com/?p=123 or suchlike? What about plug-ins: do they still function if it's just PHP/MySQL installed?
For various reasons, we don't want to move to a different provider.


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High Performance Neutron Detector
Award Information
Small Business Information
Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc.
44 Hunt Street, Watertown, MA, 02472
Principal Investigator:
Jaroslaw Glodo
(617) 668-6800
(617) 668-6800
Business Contact:
Gerald Entine
(617) 668-6800
(617) 668-6800
Research Institution:
AbstractWith the increase in the number of new neutron sources, stationary as well as portable, there has been growing utilization of neutrons in materials science and other fields. However, available neutron detectors are not able to extract the full potential of the new neutron sources being built. This project will investigate a new class of bright, fast scintillation materials that provide excellent efficiency and fast response, and can be manufactured using a low cost fabrication process. The approach involves creating crystalline layers of new scintillators, which will be used to build high efficiency detector modules that can provide high spatial resolution. Phase I will demonstrate the feasibility of producing high performance crystalline layers of new scintillators. Full detector modules will be built and evaluated in Phase II. Commercial Applications and other Benefits as described by the awardee: Over and above the application to neutron detection and imaging, the new scintillators should be commercially applicable to non-destructive evaluation, medical instrumentation, oil exploration, and materials analysis. They will also be useful in particle and space physics experiments.
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