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Hello HBT, Looking for an insight from all you smart guys and gals out there. I'm looking to turn my under-the-stairs "closet" in my basement into a nice little fermentation room. Obvious method would be to use an AC, but its in the dead center of my basement and it isn't as easy as popping one in a window. I could get away with a 5,000 BTU unit cooling the entire space (it really isn't that big), but I am afraid the exhaust would be a no-no. An alternative to this would to just set up the ventilation to one of the windows (which I'm sure SWMBO wouldn't like, but maybe she won't notice...) I've toyed with a few ideas, but figured it was all just ignorant conjecture seeing I'm not anywhere near this field. Yes, I searched all the threads and Google is my friend. I just couldn't find an adequate answer So, whaddaya think? Pretty open to any suggestion at this point. Cheers
I used a small ac unit, split with cool side in hot side out (duh). It doesnt run that often or for very long. The amount of heat generated inside is negligible, the noise is more noticeable but Ive had no complaints. The chamber is very well insulated, 3.5 glass and 2 foam board, spray foam insulation where needed to seal, large enough to hold 4 carboys. My basement stays relatively cool in the summer and cold in the winter, unfinished. Were it finished, I would be setup in the garage. For heating I use an aquarium ceramic heater. A fan kicks on anytime heat or cool is on, for circulation. I can not heat and cool at the same time. Standard electrical switch to switch modes and I replaced the jumper in the Johnson controller with a small switch to switch from heat to cool.
^^^^^ How cold will this (split AC) chamber get? Can you Lager in it? I am VERY interested in how you did this. Do you have a write-up? I just came into access of 15-16 4x8x3" sheets of blue foam board insulation for free! The wheels upstairs are spinning.
Right... I already have a 2-stage temp controller I am using in my fridge fermentation chamber. I heat with a light bulb in an unused paint can. I was more asking -how you split the AC unit. -how you built the structure -how you joined the walls -how you made the door etc...
Just don't know if I can/want to sacrifice that much garage space... I may build a 4x8x4 chamber and build one for my buddy too.
I'm thinking about doing this too. I could do it in my garage or my basement. I have the unfinished space under the stairs in my basement. There is even a floor drain in that space. I don't know where the hell it goes, but there is a drain that I suppose I could use for AC condensation and yes, there is an outlet in that room. I also have another small storage area in the utilities room of the basement that I could do the same thing. There is no floor drain there but the HVAC systems for the basement and the main level are in this room and they have condensation pumps. I could simply run a drain to one of those pumps. Has anyone else done this yet?


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Long Live HeisenbergThe guys from Tvtag sent a Walter White bobblehead into space—and the video is pretty amazing.
If we may borrow from "Breaking Bad's" ever-succinct Jesse Pinkman: "Yeah, Mr. White! Yeah, science!"
In an awesome science-meets-pop-culture moment, a team from second-screen app Tvtag strapped a Walter White bobblehead onto a balloon, hit record on the accompanying video camera, and sent the entire thing floating off into space.
Why? It's simple, really. "TV characters are pretty cool, but it'd be cooler to see them in space," Tvtag's marketing director Johnny Galbraith told BuzzFeed.
Galbraith says the idea first came to light during a company hackathon when the non-tech employees also wanted something to do. Tvtag then held a poll, and in the end, 6,000 voters chose Bryan Cranston's meth-cooking alter ego to be the one who knocks—er, goes into space first. The runner-ups: "Walking Dead" fan favorite Daryl Dixon and "Game of Thrones'" mother of dragons, Daenerys Targaryen.
The bobblehead's successful journey began in Utah's Goblin Valley State Park, where it was launched, and ended six hours later—and 250 miles away—in Wyoming.
Check out Heisenberg's excellent ascent into space below.
The folks at AMC loved that their resourceful Mr. White had reached new heights, tweeting: "Up, up, and away! Heisenberg is on the hunt for a new territory to own, thanks to @tvtag."
Could Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman be next?
Never say never! After all, Galbraith told BuzzFeed, there are plans to send more bobbleheads into the heavens.
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The bank was robbed at approximately 1:30 p.m. on Friday, St. Charles police said.
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Steelers ready for safety switch?
By John Harris
Monday, May 28, 2007
One day, Ryan Clark is the Steelers' starting free safety.
The next day, it's Anthony Smith.
Then it's back to Clark again.
Smith, Clark. Clark, Smith.
"Coach (Mike Tomlin) said he wanted to see us battle it out,'' said Smith, a third-round draft pick in 2006. "They've got us rotating. Every other day I'll start, and then he'll start, and then I'll start.''
Given that Smith is younger than Clark, has a bigger upside and is one of the most ferocious tacklers on the team, the smart money says he'll be in the starting lineup for the season opener at Cleveland.
Like it or not, even Clark sees the logic in Smith's replacing him on the depth chart.
"With the way he (Smith) played (last season), I think they want him to start,'' Clark said. "He's a bright young player. They drafted him for a reason. (But) a lot of coaches came to me this offseason saying they watched the film and that I played good ball. I think out of respect for me and the way I played last year, they at least have to give me the opportunity to compete.''
So there you have it.
Smith, who started the final four games last season, is taking the company line.
"We know we're two good safeties, so whatever happens, happens,'' Smith said.
Clark, an undrafted free agent who missed three games because of injuries, isn't conceding the starting job to Smith. However, Clark raised the possibility of his coming off the bench and joining fellow safeties Smith and Troy Polamalu in packages that would highlight his ability to defend the pass.
"It's a long way from being decided, or maybe it's not. Maybe they already know who's going to start,'' Clark said at the conclusion of Thursday's organized team activity session. "Looking at some of the things Anthony did, some of the spectacular plays he made, I feel like it's hard to keep him off the field.''
Clark is more than just football smart. He's a fighter and a survivor who takes nothing for granted. It's why he's still in contention for a starting job entering his sixth season with his third team.
"I expected it,'' Clark said of rotating with Smith as the No. 1 free safety. "Coach (Dick) LeBeau kind of even told me at the end of the year that was what it was going to be, so it was no surprise at all. We're going to alternate all the way through until a decision is made, I guess when the season starts.''
While Smith's physical attributes outweigh his lack of actual game experience, he said he has a greater understanding of how he fits into the defense.
"Each day it's been easier for me,'' said Smith, who developed a reputation as a headhunter his rookie season. "You have to be a general when you're back there in this defense. They're looking for that, and a guy who can make plays.''
Said Clark: "We have a lot of talented guys. Who do you keep off the field? I just want to play -- period.''
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On the Steelers: '12 class doubly meaningful for Donahoe
Sunday, February 26, 2012 By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette It's rare when two men who played their entire football careers with one team enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame together. It's even more unusual for someone like Tom Donahoe, who has such a connection to each. Former Steelers Jack Butler and Dermontti Dawson earned election to the Hall's Class of 2012, and Donahoe had more than a rooting interest in seeing both make it. Butler gave Donahoe his first job in the NFL as a scout with the Blesto combine in 1984. Donahoe was part of the Steelers personnel team that drafted Dawson on the second round in 1988. "People overuse the word 'unique,' but Jack Butler is unique," said Donahoe, who rose to become the Steelers director of football operations and later became president and general manager of the Buffalo Bills. "He's one of the most selfless, ego-less guys I've ever had the privilege of working with in football." Butler was elected to the Hall for his playing career, which spanned the seasons of 1951-59, as a cornerback with the Steelers. His career -- and nearly his life -- ended abruptly at Forbes Field because of a severe knee injury. He tried coaching and scouting, then was hired as the head of the Blesto scouting combine, which provides information to the Steelers and other teams in the league. Butler hired Donahoe, then a high school coach and teacher, as a scout after a recommendation from then-Steelers personnel head Art Rooney Jr., who hired local high school coaches in the summer to evaluate pro players for him on film. Butler headed Blesto for more than 50 years, and his scouts went on to major personnel positions throughout the NFL, including Donahoe, Kevin Colbert, former Steelers personnel man and Eagles general manager Tom Modrak, current Jaguars general manager Gene Smith and too many more to mention. "It's an unbelievable list," Donahoe said. "It has to be a who's who of scouts, GMs, directors of football operations, presidents -- an endless number of people Jack helped." There are those who believe Butler could have been elected to the Hall as a contributor merely for his work with Blesto. "He taught me how to scout," Donahoe said. "I'd go in on weekends and he'd sit down with me and talk about players, what to look for, how to write reports, how to do your area. He really schooled me A to Z." After a year working for Butler, Art Rooney Jr. hired him away to scout for the Steelers. And several years later, Donahoe assisted in the 1988 draft process, then headed by player personnel director Dick Haley and coach Chuck Noll. Another Hall of Famer, center Mike Webster, had promised to retire after the '88 season, and the Steelers were looking for a replacement. They drafted Kentucky guard Dawson on the second round and Notre Dame center Chuck Lanza on the third. Lanza lasted two seasons. Dawson dominated through most of 13; he started as a guard next to Webby as a rookie, moved to center in '89 and played in 170 consecutive games until hamstring injuries in '99 finally forced him to miss some and forced him into retirement after the '00 season. There was concern that Dawson, at 6 feet, 2 inches and just 288 pounds, might not be able to handle the big defensive tackles as a guard. He had played some center at Kentucky, but not much. He was so athletic, however, the Steelers decided to draft him and find a spot. Donahoe said Noll always was amenable to players who did not fit the mold but showed they could play football. "We probably drafted him more as an extremely athletic, gifted offensive lineman and we'll figure out where we need him to play," Donahoe recalled. It did not take long to figure it all out, and. again. Donahoe gave Noll credit for that; the old Cleveland Browns messenger guard had a special feel for offensive linemen. So, expect Donahoe to feel like a proud papa in Canton, Ohio, Aug. 4, the day Dermontti Dawson and Jack Butler are inducted. And, he'll keep pitching for another one of his people, a fat running back he acquired for the Steelers in a '96 trade, two-time Hall of Fame finalist Jerome Bettis. "Jerome," Donahoe said, "should be next." Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/12057...#ixzz1nUoFUtzu |
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Attendance: 45,029
Salt Lake City, UT (Sports Network) - Jordan Wynn threw three touchdown passes, as the ninth-ranked Utah Utes kept their home winning streak going with a 59-6 victory over the Colorado State Rams in Mountain West Conference action from Rice-Eccles Stadium.
Wynn completed 23-of-29 passes for 321 yards for the Utes (7-0, 4-0 MWC), who have won 21 straight games in their own stadium dating back to September of 2007. Terrance Cain came on in relief and connected on 9-of-11 passes for 106 yards and a touchdown.
Eddie Wide carried the ball nine times for 71 yards and a score and also caught a touchdown pass. Matt Asiata rushed for 39 yards and two TDs on seven carries, while Sausan Shakerin carried the ball four times for 80 yards and a score.
DeVonte Christopher caught five passes for 111 yards and a touchdown while Shaky Smithson hauled in five passes for 72 yards and a score for Utah, which has won eight in a row dating back to last season.
Utah had 648 yards of total offense, compared to 213 for CSU.
"It was a very productive night. We were able to score a lot of points and were able to limit our penalties and turnovers," Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham said. "It was a successful night because we were able to get out without any major injuries, except for the usual bumps and bruises. There was a lot of good stuff that came from tonight, but we know we have a tough test next Saturday in Air Force. That may be our toughest game to date."
True freshman Pete Thomas completed 19-of-28 passes for 185 yards and an interception for the Rams (2-6, 1-3), who have been held to 10 points or fewer five times already in 2010.
Utah needed just nine plays to find the end zone. A defensive pass interference penalty put the ball at the two-yard line. An incomplete pass and two runs by Wide set up a 4th-and-goal from the one. The Utes gave the ball to Asiata, who rumbled into the end zone. The touchdown was upheld following review.
A mistake by Utah led to Colorado State's first points of the game. The Rams punted the ball away early in the second quarter, but Smithson fumbled the football due to the rainy conditions. Colorado State recovered at the 16- yard line. The visitors had to settle for a Ben DeLine 27-yard field goal.
The Utes responded with a six-play, 63-yard drive. Facing heavy pressure, Wynn dumped the ball off to Wide in the left flat. Wide followed his blockers down the left sideline for a 30-yard score and 14-3 Utah lead with 10:11 to go.
Utah used some trickery on the ensuing kickoff to keep the momentum in its favor. Joe Phillips put down a perfect on-side kick, which the home team recovered at the 41. The Utes got a 36-yard field goal from Phillips to make it a 17-3 game with 8:03 remaining.
DeLine's 26-yarder cut the gap to 17-6. However, Wynn and Christopher hooked up on a 71-yard score on the third play of the ensuing Utah possession to make it 24-6 with 3:37 left.
The Utes put the game away in the third quarter. After Smithson caught an 18- yard TD pass, Thomas was sacked and fumbled. Asiata's one-yard touchdown run gave Utah a 38-6 lead with 8:09 left.
Wide capped the big third period with a 36-yard rushing TD for a 45-6 advantage.
Griff McNabb and Shakerin scored in the fourth to account for the final margin.
"There were some flashes in the first half. I liked the way we played early, but we had some penalties and that never allowed us to sustain drives," CSU head coach Steve Fairchild said. "When you get in the red zone you've got to score (touchdowns), and we didn't do that."
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We have a thread going on here about hacking the bootloaders. I've been compiling information for reasons of running custom firmware, and potential hardware modifications. I keep it all in a folder on my computer. I decided to share that so everyone has access to this otherwise obscure information.
The Nook Tablet Hack Pack contains:
The Nook Tablet Hack Pack Contains various projects and supporting information which require completion and/or testing. Most may be plausable with some additional work put into them.
2nd-init This program is rumored to be able to reinitialize a device via code injection.
Blaze Board -Links to places where you can read about the development platform used to design the Nook Tablet
Desktop Tools -these will require rework in order to use them as digital signatures are implemented on the Nook Tablet
omap4boot_panda -A tool used to boot pandaboard from USB
swetland-omap4boot- A tool used to boot OMAP4 processors from USB
Extracted Keys-Various keys found in the original Factory.zip which comes with the device.
Memory Hacking- These tools will help with remapping memory
viewmem- A tool used to view any block of memory. must be used with root
writemem- Added notes from a conversation... this is a work in progress, nothing has been done to make this a reality yet.
NookColor UART patch- This is a patch for a different device to enable UART output, this may or may not be useful at a later time
Nook Tablet 1.4 Source- This is claimed to be the source used for the Nook Tablet. I believe it is similar, but I'm not seeing any B&N specific information
panda-This is a collection of tools which are used to boot Pandaboard devices
Reading Materials Various reading materials
OMAP 4430 Processor Datasheet
Power, Reset, and Clock Management documentation
Using the TMS320C642x Bootloader
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KeyStone Architecture Security Guide
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bash - the greatest scriptable shell ever
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tcpdump- Network monitoring software
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I can't go on this way
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There's really nothing left to say
I see you here right now
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I will make it through
This is not a swan song
Alone again you feel
Well you're not the only one
Scream out your pain with me
They'll know that we aren't done
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You think I give a rip?
Please take my hand now
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They've stained this page and filled these words:
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I wish I could take you away
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Being righteous is not enough
Though I would try, ceaselessly
What I would give to save us both
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Sixty artists display work in the Summer Member Show presented by the Elmhurst Artists' Guild, where a reception is planned Friday evening. The EAG gallery at the Elmhurst Art Museum will include landscapes, portraits and abstract works, most for sale. A portion of the proceeds benefit EAG and the Elmhurst Art Museum.
The organization notes that most EAG members work professionally in the art world.
Elmhurst artists Jim Dahle and Terry Johnson are just two of the members featured. Dahle's mixed-media oil painting, titled "Don't Leave Thirsty," features zebras in duplication. Johnson's colorful acrylic painting is titled "It's Still Rock 'N' Roll to Me (Side B)."
A reception for the exhibit is planned from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2, at 150 S. Cottage Hill Ave. The show will run from now through Sept. 6, and can be viewed during regular museum hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and Saturday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Admission is free every Friday. Regular admission costs $5 for adults, $3 for seniors and students. It's always free to children younger than 12. Visit www.elmhurstartistsguild.org.� for more information.


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Tuesday, April 28. 2009
Festival records bumper ticket sales as it comes to a close
That's it - over for another year.
While the festival adminsitration is is still collating the final figures, this has clearly been a great success with audiences, with increased attendances compared to 2008 - Melbourne ticket sales were up 8% on last year's result and Sydney posted similar results.
Festival director Kaus Krischk observes that this was despite more serious content, ie with more dramas and fewer comedies, which are usually easier to sell to audiences.
He adds that the GDR (East Germany) retrospective picked up in popularity through the festival and was a great hit with the media. Clara and 12 Means: I Love You were the surprise hits, with Hilde having the strongest attendances.
"I am very happy about this as we thought 2008 with Juergen Vogel and the comedies was exceptional," says Krishok. "In 2009 we increased the total of films from 23 to 30, screenings from approx 120 to 154 and have expanded on attendance and GPO: This means, that we have grown the festival sustainably and improved on overall quality both in terms of content and customer orientation."
Monday, April 27. 2009
From Dietrich to Schygulla - and now to Gedeck and co.
(Hannah Schygulla in Lili Marleen)
The festival is nearly over already, with only a few extra screenings left to run.
In Sydney the powerful Connie Walther-directed telefilm, 12 Means: I Love You, screens from 7pm tomorrow night (Tuesday). It fits into what has been clearly established as a pattern of powerful German women's stories and strong female roles embodied by powerful, often virtuosic actors.
The tradition dates at least as far back as the work of Fassbinder in the 1970s amd '80s (The Marriage of Maria Brown; The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, et al) - further back to the career of Marlene Dietrich, who had an established German film career before working in Hollywood, and to Leni Riefenstahl, a revered star of films such as the 1926 silent The Holy Mountain before becoming the favourite director of Hitler and Goebbels.
But this tendency has found renewed strength... Continue reading "From Dietrich to Schygulla - ... »
There were many surprises at this year's Lolas, with major productions: "Krabat" and "The Baader Meinhof Complex" missing out on any awards. "John Rabe" turned out to be the big winner, with Lolas going to: Ulrich Tukur, for best actor, as well as awards for best set design, best costume design and best film.
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Continue reading "GERMAN FILM ACADEMY AWARDS: ... »
Friday, April 24. 2009
Ickarus flies over the cuckoo's nest
After the remarkable run of strong women in the festival, writer-director Hannes Stöhr's Berlin Calling focusses strongly on a male character.
Martin, played by real-life DJ Paul Kalkbrenner, is an internationally popular DJ on the Berlin electronic music rave scene who calls himself ,with fairly obvious symbolism, DJ Ickarus. Martin/ Ickarus is working towards completing a new album when he collapses from extreme drug abuse... Continue reading "Ickarus flies over the ... »
As with Anna Maria Műhe, it was a pleasure meeting Robert Stadlober, a serious actor and musician, who has distinct views on his career path and the way to achieve it. Robert has two films in this year's festival: the coming of age teenage drama "Summer Storm" and the darkly brooding fantasy "Krabat". At the two Q & As I ran with him, Robert displayed a very wicked sense of humour, with some hilarious stories about working on various films, and with finely developed views about German films and the film industry, as well as politics and society.
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Continue reading "IN CONVERSATION WITH ROBERT ... »
During the festival I had the pleasure of meeting German actress Anna Maria Műhe, lead actress in Novemberkind/November Child, and hosting two Q & A sessions with her.
She is certainly an unprepossessing person, very affable and interested in new experiences; visiting Australia was of great excitement to her. Yet she is very serious about her craft and very keen to establish herself as an actress with a wide range and versatility. She also has a wonderful sense of humour. When I asked her how she found out about her nomination for best actress in this year's German Academy Awards (the Lolas), she remarked that she was watching morning television and an actress announced the nominees; she almost fell out of her chair when she heard that! She is thrilled just to be nominated, and she is competing with two established actresses: Martina Gedeck ("Baader Meinhof Komplex") and Ursula Werner ("Wolke 9/Cloud 9").
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She is certainly an unprepossessing person, very affable and interested in new experiences; visiting Australia was of great excitement to her. Yet she is very serious about her craft and very keen to establish herself as an actress with a wide range and versatility. She also has a wonderful sense of humour. When I asked her how she found out about her nomination for best actress in this year's German Academy Awards (the Lolas), she remarked that she was watching morning television and an actress announced the nominees; she almost fell out of her chair when she heard that! She is thrilled just to be nominated, and she is competing with two established actresses: Martina Gedeck ("Baader Meinhof Komplex") and Ursula Werner ("Wolke 9/Cloud 9").
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Thursday, April 23. 2009
Following the screening of Eye to Eye at the Kino Cinema in Melbourne on 18 April, I moderated a well-attended panel discussion on the documentary and the celebration of 100 years of German cinema. On the panel, apart from myself as festival advisor and Chair of the Australian Film Critics Association, were: Adrian Martin, Senior Research Fellow at Monash University and eminent Australian film critic formerly for The Age, and film writer and author of many articles and books, especially under the FIPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics) banner; and Christian Buss, a guest of the festival, and on-line film critic for Der Spiegel, as well film writer for the German edition of Rolling Stone and Die Berliner Zeitung.
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Wednesday, April 22. 2009
East vs West -the issue that won't die
(Anna Marie Muehe in November Child)
A panel on Tuesday night at Sydney's Chauvel discussed issues arising from the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall as they affect the world of film. On the panel were online film critic for Der Spiegel, Christian Buss, Variety reviewer and festival adviser Richard Kuipers, and Sydney Morning Herald and Variety critic Eddie Cockrell.
As announced to the world by the commercial success of Goodbye Lenin! and The Lives of Others, German writers and directors have been addressing the issue and this year's festival confirms the trend with the inclusion of dramas such as November Child, Peaceful Times and 12 Means: I Love You.
The latter is about a political prisoner falling in love with her Stasi interrogator (a subject sensitive enough to draw protests from victims groups before it had even been made) and is one of the impressive dramas the German TV industry has been turning out, as is Border of Despair, which screened in the 2008 festival... Continue reading "East vs West -the issue that ... »
Tuesday, April 21. 2009
You're seeing the films and reading the blog, now follow the links
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First up, (1) an excellent, informative overview of German cinema and this year's festival by film writer Mary Colbert can be found here on SBS TV's new film website. Extract: "German film schools are turning out record numbers of market-savvy graduates, including more female directors. The 2009 German Film Festival program reveals the vibrancy of their contributions. And as Klaus Eder, Secretary General of the International Film Critics (FIPRESCI) Association points out on the phone from Munich, the next new wave is driven by young filmmakers, eager to explore the minefield of German history... Continue reading "You're seeing the films and ... »
Sunday, April 19. 2009
The Festival of Great Female Roles and Performances to Match
(Martina Gedeck and Pascal Greggory in Clara)
Last night I saw two more features to fit that description: Clara, the story of Clara Schumann, the wife of composer Robert Schumann and a leading concert pianist and capable conductor in her own right, and A Year in Winter, director Caroline Link's long awaited follow-up to her Oscar-winning drama, Nowhere In Africa...
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Saturday, April 18. 2009
Hilde - a lively biography of an icon of stage and screen
(Heike Makatasch as Hildegard Knef)
The Kai Wessell-directed film seems to have been inspired by the success of the Oscar-winning French biopic La Vie en Rose, the story of cabaret icon Edith Piaf. Both careers followed the classic rags-to-riches trajectory so commonly found in this genre (Knef, a teenager during WW2, was arrested by the Russians near the war's end and once freed had to survive amidst the squalor of post-war Berlin). Both performers struggled with personal demons, professional set-backs and tumultuous love lives yet managed to survive professionally for several decades. Both stories climax with a moment of triumph on stage. Continue reading "Hilde - a lively biography ... »
Friday, April 17. 2009
Christian Petzold - one of Germany's most acclaimed filmmakers
(image: Nina Hoss in Christian Petzold's "Jericho")
The film's writer-director Christian Petzold has been held in high regard for a number of years by both German and international critics and festival programmers who see him as one of the most consistently interesting of the new wave of German filmmakers to have emerged this decade... Continue reading "Christian Petzold - one of ... »
Thursday, April 16. 2009
Don't know where to start? A few pointers to this year's program
What are the high spots of this year's program?
So far I've seen a half a dozen or so films on the festival's largest program to date. This means I'm still looking forward to discovering some of the program highlights, though I can offer a few pointers. Continue reading "Don't know where to start? A ... »
So far I've seen a half a dozen or so films on the festival's largest program to date. This means I'm still looking forward to discovering some of the program highlights, though I can offer a few pointers. Continue reading "Don't know where to start? A ... »
Wednesday, April 15. 2009
Festival gets off to a vigorous start in Sydney with The Baader Meinhof Complex
The Audi Festival of German Films got off to a vigorous start last night at Sydney's Chauvel Cinema with drinks, speeches, a screening of the dynamic feature The Baader Meinhof Complex (foreign film Oscar nominee and a box office success last year in Germany), followed by more drinks and frantic partying.
Festival organiser and Goethe-Institut Sydney director Klaus Krischok was his usual good-humoured self as MC and kept the speeches moving along quickly. (Note to self: whatever that man is sprinkling on his breakfast, get hold of some.)
Hugely ambitious in scope, the film is directed by Uli Edel (Christiane F; Last Exit to Brooklyn), written and produced by Bernd Eichinger (Downfall) and tells the story of the most notorious ultra-leftist terrorist gang operating in the former West Germany during the 1970s. Continue reading "Festival gets off to a ... »
Friday, April 3. 2009
In June 2007, as a guest of the Goethe-Institut Australia, I participated in a film seminar program in Munich and Berlin. Part of that program included attendance at the Munich Film Festival, which allowed me to interview many prominent German filmmakers at the festival, such as Volker Schlondorff, Margaretta von Trotta, Edgar Reitz, Andreas Strőhl, Max Wiedemann. Included in this was an opportunity to record an interview with Marco for my film radio program in Melbourne (3CR Media Moves Cinema Scene) after the premiere of his film Trade.
This is a transcript of that interview, which includes reference to all three of his films screening at this year's FGF 09.
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This is a transcript of that interview, which includes reference to all three of his films screening at this year's FGF 09.
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Gonzalez 'Probably' Done with Storied Career
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Published January 20, 2013 at 7:18 PMTony Gonzalez sat at his locker after Sunday's 28-24 loss in the NFC Championship game to the 49ers, just staring at the wall, like so many of his teammates around him.
For Gonzalez, however, this was different. It was likely the last few moments he'd spend in his pads, cleats and uniform.
The gravity of the moment wasn't lost on him.
"It's probably the last time I'm going to wear that uniform," Gonzalez said, choking up. "I didn't want to take it off, to tell you the truth. All good things come to an end and, like I said all season long, this is probably my last one. What an unbelievable ride."
Gonzalez wouldn't definitively say that this would be his final season after the game, but added that his mind is "pretty much" made up on the subject. Since the offseason, Gonzalez has contended that he's 95 percent sure he's going to retire and that, once the season ended, he'd take some time and talk it over with his family.
Gonzalez said the reason he would walk away now is to be with his family and to have them all together. He said his oldest son stays in Los Angeles and his family splits time between there and Atlanta during the season.
Whenever the decision is made for certain, Gonzalez said he'll stick with it and see it through.
"I don't want anybody out there to feel sorry for me," said Gonzalez, who added that he probably won't play in the Pro Bowl next Sunday, his 13th time being named to the team in his 16-year career. "I've had a great ride — an unbelievable ride. A great career, from the Falcons to the Chiefs, it's been awesome. I have no regrets. Not one."
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Fuwei Films Announced Anti-Dumping Duties Imposed By South Korea For Three More Years
BEIJING, June 4, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia-FirstCall/ -- Fuwei Films (Holdings) Co., Ltd. (Nasdaq: FFHL) ("Fuwei Films" or the "Company"), a manufacturer and distributor of high-quality BOPET plastic films in China, today announced that the anti-dumping duties imposed on the company's exported biaxially oriented polyethylene-terephthalate (BOPET) films to South Korea will be extended for three more years beginning on May 25, 2012.
According to the Ministry of Strategy and Finance, the rate for Fuwei Films Shandong Co., Ltd ("Shandong Fuwei"), the subsidiary of Fuwei Films was set at 11.72 percent, higher than one of its counterparts at 5.87 percent. Punitive duties of 25.32 percent will be imposed on the PET films manufactured by six Chinese firms. The rate for the remaining Chinese manufacturers was set at 23.61 percent.
In addition, the anti-dumping duties of 14.63 percent and 25.32 percent were slapped on products produced in India.
On June 22, 2011, Ministry of Strategy and Finance Republic of Korea initiated a sunset review on the need for the continued imposition of an anti-dumping duty on importers of the BOPET Film originating from the People's Republic of China and India. Eight Chinese exporters, including Fuwei Films, were required to participate in the review. In 2007, the Korean Trade Commission ("KTC") conducted an antidumping investigation of BOPET films originated from China and India. The final determination was made in September 2008, at which time the anti-dumping duty ("ADD") rate for Fuwei Films was set at 5.67%. In 2011, Shandong Fuwei's export value to South Korea accounted for approximately 27% of its total export, representing less than 8% of our total sales. Mr. Xiaoan He, Chairman and CEO, said, "We have been subject to anti-dumping duties for films exported to South Korea since 2008. This recent decision announced by the Ministry of Strategy and Finance of South Korea will continue to impact Fuwei's export volume to South Korea, but as the holder of one of the lowest rates, the impact should be less significant on Fuwei Films. Fuwei Films remains committed to our ongoing overseas sales strategy in addition to our focus on the Chinese domestic market." About Fuwei Films Fuwei Films conducts its business through its wholly owned subsidiary, Fuwei Films ( Shandong) Co., Ltd. ("Shandong Fuwei"). Shandong Fuwei develops, manufactures and distributes high-quality plastic films using the biaxial oriented stretch technique, otherwise known as BOPET film (biaxially oriented polyethylene terephthalate). Fuwei's BOPET film is widely used to package food, medicine, cosmetics, tobacco, and alcohol, as well as in the imaging, electronics, and magnetic products industries. Safe Harbor This press release contains information that constitutes forward-looking statements made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and are subject to risks. Risk factors that could contribute to such differences include those matters more fully disclosed in the Company's reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission which, among other things, include both the possible delisting of the Company's ordinary shares from the NASDAQ Global Market; competition in the BOPET film industry; growth of, and risks inherent in, the BOPET film industry in China; uncertainty as to future profitability and our ability to obtain adequate financing for our planned capital expenditure requirements; uncertainty as to our ability to continuously develop new BOPET film products and keep up with changes in BOPET film technology; risks associated with possible defects and errors in our products; uncertainty as to our ability to protect and enforce our intellectual property rights; uncertainty as to our ability to attract and retain qualified executives and personnel; and uncertainty in acquiring raw materials on time and on acceptable terms, particularly in view of the volatility in the prices of petroleum products in recent years. The forward-looking information provided herein represents the Company's estimates as of the date of the press release, and subsequent events and developments may cause the Company's estimates to change. The Company specifically disclaims any obligation to update the forward-looking information in the future. Therefore, this forward-looking information should not be relied upon as representing the Company's estimates of its future financial performance as of any date subsequent to the date of this press release. Actual results of our operations may differ materially from information contained in the forward-looking statements as a result of the risk factors. For more information, please contact:Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Manish A. is the only player from Kerala to have played in the first ever T20 World Cup for the Blind held recently. The committed player had to overcome hardships to give an impressive performance
The only thing that Manish has ever loved passionately is cricket, he says. Right from his childhood, he has followed all the matches that were shown on television and has listened to every word of the commentary. He adores Sachin Tendulkar, but now it is Yuvraj Singh who inspires him. He loves watching Ricky Ponting and Shane Watson in action. It is cricket, he repeats, that "keeps him alive".
Winning the World Cup
Manish A. is the only player from Kerala to have played in the first ever T20 World Cup for the Blind held in December 2012. India beat Pakistan by 29 runs in the final in Bangalore. "I played four matches in the series, but I am most happy that I got to bat in the finals. I hit a few sixers. The joy of winning is not easy to describe," he says.
Manish falls into the partially-sighted category. He has no vision in his right eye and has 70 per cent vision in his left eye. Being selected to play at an international level was a huge recognition. "Manish is committed to the game and he carved out a space for himself in the team," says Rajanish Henry, Manish's mentor, and one of the founders of Glorious Vision, a trust formed to promote blind cricket in Kerala.
It was Manish's impressive performance at the T20 three-match series against Pakistan in March that gave him an edge at the selection trials for the T20 World Cup for the Blind that was held in Kochi in September, says Rajanish. Glorious Vision with the help of the Kerala Cricket Association had conducted one of the two-part selection trials in Kochi. Out of four players from Kerala, Manish was selected.
Twenty-four-year-old Manish lost his vision at the age of three when a fire engulfed his house in Varkala. It was at the 'Light to the Blind' school that he was introduced to cricket. "I started playing when I was in Class IV and I remember, our team always used to lose," he says. Once, his coach and teacher at school gave Rs. 50 to each player in the team and asked them to buy themselves a gift. "That incident touched me deeply. He loved us so much despite losing all the matches we played," he says. Manish bought a ball with the money and started practising on his own. "I got a few friends to help me and from then on, cricket has always been a part of my life," he says.
Though he had been interested in cricket since he was a child, Manish recounts that he was never included in the game by the neighbourhood boys. Manish started playing at the State level in 2001. Though a talented batsman, Rajanish feels Manish is a brilliant fielder, too.
Hard times
Life was particularly hard on Manish. He lost his father when he was three and his mother did odd jobs to bring up Manish and his three sisters. "There have been times I have gone for matches without any money on hand," he says. He works as a mason and earns Rs. 500 as daily wages. "Whenever there are no matches, I have to go for work, to make both ends meet." However, after his T20 win, the Government has promised a job for Manish. Cricketer S. Sreesanth has also offered help, Manish says.
"We have several talented players in Kerala, who need moulding and training. Most of the players are economically backward, too. We have a lot of cricketers offering help in their own capacities. But support from cricket associations will help a great deal in honing the skills of our players with visual impairment," says Rajanish.
Glorious Vision conducts training in 12 blind schools in Kerala. Before the trust was formed in 2012, its founders Navas Nizar, Rajanish and T.S. Manu had formed a team in 2009, training players and sending them to tournaments outside the State, Rajanish says. The trust is now planning to form a Cricket Association for the Blind in Kerala.
Manish is still excited about the T20 win. But he dreams about playing for the T20 Blind World Cup expected to be held in South Africa in 2015. He says, "I hope by that time, there will be at least three players to represent Kerala at the international level."
The sport
A blind cricket team has 14 players and they fall into three categories, B1—totally blind, B2—partially blind and B3—partially sighted.
B1 has four players, B2, three and B3, four a reserve for each category.
The ball used is larger than a normal cricket ball and is made of a mix of plastic and fibre. It has ball bearings inside.
Blind cricket has underarm bowling.
Three Blind World Cups (40-overs) have been held so far-New Delhi, India (1998); Chennai, India (2002) and Islamabad, Pakistan (2006).
Keywords: Visually handicapped, T20 World Cup for the Blind, Manish A.


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@badpilotto: Yes, I do have control over it, but, if I only increase the throttle, it will circle around and head for the floor. I can still strafe, go backwards/forwards and turn, but it still tries to just go in circles (to the right) and downwards. There is only one mode on the controller for this helicopter. I looked at everything and it seems that everything is connected properly. I'm not sure how to check if the blades actuate properly, and as of yet Google hasn't helped too much.
I am about two weeks away from the last date that I can return it, so I want to see if I can fix it before that time. It is a syma s800g. It is 4ch coaxial. I'm not too sure what you mean by set up. It is only around one week old. I bought it on Amazon. @rotorkilla: I know what the swashplate is, but I'm not sure what you mean by it goes backwards. Please do measure your setup for me. That would be helpful (I will see if I can decode and apply what you tell me). I also had a problem with it flying fast forward as well. I am going to attach some more pictures and another video or two just in case anyone sees anything I don't (which is very likely considering I'm rather new to this). I apologize again for the quality and/or the angles of the pictures/videos. Hopefully I was able to take a picture/video of something that will help. Thank you guys for your help so far. ImagesView all Images in thread |
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The rupee washed out almost all of the previous day's gains and fell 10 paise to 61.90 against the dollar today in a lukewarm session on the first trading day of the new year.
Almost all world markets are closed today on account of the New Year's Day holiday.
A drop in local stocks and fresh dollar demand from importers weighed on the rupee. Persistent buying by foreign funds in domestic stocks limited the rupee's fall.
At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened lower at 61.83 a dollar from the previous close of 61.80 and moved in a range of 61.80 to 61.97. It ended at 61.90, a fall of 10 paise or 0.16 per cent.
"It was yet another range—bound session for the rupee...as most global markets have a bank holiday on the occasion of New Year," said Abhishek Goenka, CEO of India Forex Advisors.
The benchmark 30—share S&P BSE Sensex erased early gains and closed 30.20 points lower in a listless session.
"Today, Indian markets floated around yesterday's close as global markets remained closed for New Year's Day. Indian shares closed near yesterday's close with low volumes in a range—bound session. Taking cues from this, the rupee depreciated slightly," said Pramit Brahmbhatt, CEO of Alpari Financial Services (India).
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Mewtwo is a modified clone of the Pokemon Mew. The scientists who created it dreamed of making the strongest Pokémon ever that in return destroyed it creators. So far in the anime and mangas there has been only one in existence.
This article is about the species. For the character from the anime series, see Mewtwo (anime). For the character from the Pokémon Adventures manga, see Mewtwo (Pokémon Adventures).
Mewtwo is a modified clone of the Pokémon Mew. It was created by extracting DNA from a Mew fossil. The scientists' goal was to create the most powerful Pokémon the world had ever seen.
Concept Name | Mewtwo |
Japanese Name: | ミュウツー |
Romaji Name: | Myūtsū |
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1st manga book: | Pokémon Adventures #2 |
1st anime episode: | Pokémon #63 |
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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1928/3662
Title: | Recovering the Lost Worlds of America's Written Constitutions |
Author: | Fritz, Christian G. |
Subject: | American Constitutionalism Written Constitutions Popular Sovereignty Alter or Abolish Provisions Bill of Rights Sovereignty of the People Constitutional Revision Constitutional Tradition Rule of Law People's Sovereignty Dorr's Rebellion Right of Revolution |
Abstract: | "Recovering the Lost Worlds of America's Written Constitutions," originating as the sixth Brennan Lecture delivered at Oklahoma City University Law School on November 7, 2002, explores the transformation of the right of revolution in the wake of the American Revolution. The significance of displacing the singular sovereign in the person of the king with the collective sovereign of "the people," gave rise to constitutional understandings that are at odds with today's constitutionalism that emphasizes the necessity of procedural regularity to effect legitimate constitutional revision. The article explores how "circumvention" of such procedures was consistent with an earlier concept of the people who retained practical sovereignty. |
Date: | 2005 |
Publisher: | Albany Law School |
Citation: | 68 Alb. L. Rev. 261 (2005) |
Description: | 32 p. Previously published by Albany Law Review, State Constitutional Commentary |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1928/3662 |
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