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text: The Future Of Video Games, As Imagined By An 80's CartoonLuke Plunkett5/03/10 6:30amFiled to: ClipsMacrossRobotechOriginalOpinion258EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Something happened in the mid-80's that forever shaped the way I thought video games would be when I got older. And that something was this scene from the Japanese animated series Macross. Advertisement Screened in the West as the first chapter of Robotech, this sequence shows a video game arcade of the future as imagined by the show's creators in 1982. That future was 2009-10, so this is nice and timely!I love how arcades are still not only deeply relevant, but a hub of the entertainment industry, attracting crowds of people of all ages and professions, as well as both genders. They're even a great place to meet hot alien chicks! Advertisement Note also the fact that the arcade has a "big screen", where the game of the moment can be broadcast live across the entire building. I always thought, especially once I got a bit older and the Street Fighter craze hit, that this would become commonplace in arcades across the world. Guess not!One thing I do think this show got right is the game itself. While the first stage is a cute homage to the games of the "time" (ie the 80's), the second, where they engage in full-blown, 3D holographic combat, blew my mind when I was little, and even now, still looks amazing."3D" screens do nothing for me. It's a clumsy, and expensive, fudge. But the prospect of something that can actually project true three-dimensional objects in a three-dimensional space? That shit sounds amazing. And while the creators of Macross may have been a little premature in thinking we'd be playing games like that within twenty years, it's a place I still hope gaming can get to in the next twenty years.Reply258 repliesLeave a reply

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If the playoffs started tonight, Johnstown would be in.
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Michigan's season is getting down to crunch time and tonight's home game against Northwestern is about as close to it gets as a must win. It's not so much that a win will cure the Wolverines' problems as a loss would cripple them.
Michigan is on the bubble and under pressure while facing one of the most difficult portions of its conference schedule. The Wolverines earned a few much-needed extra days off before Sunday's game, but they'll also have to play one of the Big Ten's best in Maryland.
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Humans. Our friends at ACRE lent us a radio station so we could play "Pirates" in Miami. It only seems right that we thank them by reminding you that their funding auction is happening this Friday night at Heaven Gallery! Let get out there and show them the love.
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Howdy Cowboys & Cowgirls!
ACRE invites you to join us for an escape to the Country on December 9th at Heaven Gallery! Shine up your spurs, polish your boots and pick out your best plaid for a night of art, music and dancing! The night will feature a silent and live auction hosted by Brandon Alvendia and Lil' Elote. Get into the country-spirit and whet your whistle at theopen bar stocked with a selection of Lagunitas beers, wine and hard cider and compete for a special prize in the edible cornucopia eating contest. Swing your pardner along to the sounds of The Golden Horse Ranch Band, warm-up to the sweet murder ballads of Eileen, and cut a rug when Chances Dances break out their country dance tunes. Be sure to dress in your country finest and get your one-of-a-kind live portrait by an ACRE resident. ACRE is raising funds for it's Exhibitions program and 2012 Residency Program. ACRE is dedicated to providing support to emerging artists and fostering an ever expanding community of cultural producers.
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Chance Dances goes Country
Bid on new art works by Chicago artists and ACRE alumni in both a silent and live auction! Featuring work by Adam Grossi, Alex Chitty, Alyse Ronayne, Aron Gent, Ben Driggs, Brandon Anschultz, Bryan Lear, Caitlin Arnold, Caroline Picard, Chris Meerdo, Dan Bradica, Daniel Shea, Jacob Chris Hammes, Jan Tichy, Jennifer Ray, Jeremy Bolen, Jessica Taylor Caponigro, Julia Klein, Kelly Kaczynski, Kristina Paabus, Laurie Palmer, Leo Kaplan, Matt Austin, Michelle Grabner, Olivia Valentine, Steve Reinke, Tara Hilss, Thad Kellstadt, Todd Diederich, Young Joon Kwak, Zak Arctander, and more! The silent auction will end and live auction will begin at 9:30. Cash, check and most major credit cards are accepted. Art work will be available to be taken home that night.
Get a unique portrait solo or with a friend by a talented emerging artist. Participating artists include Betsy Odom, Caroline Carlsmith, Carson Fisk-Vittori, Chiara Keeling-Gonzalez, Lauren Beck, Leo Kaplan, Liz McCarthy, Michael Hunter, Michael Kloss, Nick Wylie, Ron Ewert, and Virginia Aberle.
Contestants compete in teams of two to gobble the most produce, chocolate and other goodies spilling out of five large cornucopias. The cornucopias are fair game too- they're made of bread! Prizes will be awarded for total amount of food eaten, and crowd pleasing-est groups.
ACRE (Artists' Cooperative Residency and Exhibitions) is a volunteer-run non-profit based in Chicago devoted to employing various systems of support for emerging artists and to creating a regenerating community of cultural producers. ACRE investigates and institutes models designed to help artists develop, present, and discuss their practices by providing forums for idea exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, and experimental projects. Each year,ACRE conducts a summer residency program in rural Steuben, Wisconsin, bringing together over 100 artists, musicians, and thinkers to make and discuss their work. Back in Chicago,ACRE provides opportunities for all of its residents to exhibit at either ACREProjects, a storefront gallery in Pilsen, or one of over 10 partner spaces.
More information about ACRE can be found at acreresidency.org.
Heaven Gallery is a non-profit gallery and multi-disciplinary arts space in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood that encourages, mentors, and presents new and emerging artists, musicians, and filmmakers to audiences throughout Chicagoland and beyond. In order to encourage submissions from the widest diversity of artists, regardless of their financial situation, Heaven Gallery widely promotes our open proposal process, and does not charge submission or exhibition fees. All of our programs are open to the public.
More information about Heaven can be found at heavengallery.com.
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Hell yes! Internet. You need to know that we will be in Miami at NADA with the Ox-Bow. Now. There are very important points within this…
1. We are going to be in Miami.
2. We are going to make 48 hours of Bad at Sports in one weekend.
3. We are going to do that by broadcasting "pirate style" from a cabin at the middle of NADA.
4. You can listen to everything live via a radio with an FM dial but you will have to stop by the cabin/booth to find our bandwidth or you can check us out on Ustream.
5. Our Ox-Bow cabin is in fact an entirely separate piece of art by Jonas Sebura and Alex Gartelmann.
6. We have a limited amount of kick ass t-shirts which will be available for purchase.
7. YES – THIS MEANS FOR FOUR DAYS YOU CAN LISTEN TO US ALL THE FUCKING TIME. This could change your life.
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Open to this Engagement?
November 3, 2011 · Print This Article
Here we are at the end of this cycle of the Social Practice (SoPra) interviews from Open Engagement 2011 and just in time we received this posting from the magical land of Portland…
is an international conference that sets out to explore various perspectives on art and social practice and expand the dialogue around socially engaged art making. The Open Engagement conference is an initiative of Portland State University's Art and Social Practice MFA concentration. Directed and founded by Jen Delos Reyes and planned in conjunction with Harrell Fletcher and the Art and Social Practice students, this year's conference features keynote presenters Tania Bruguera, Shannon Jackson, and Paul Ramirez Jonas. The work by these artists and scholars touch on subjects including politics, economies, education, and representation.
Through conversations, presentations, workshops, interviews, open reflections, and related projects created for or presented at the conference, we will be investigating, questioning, celebrating, and challenging the current state of art and social practice. This conference is a site where an intergenerational exchange can occur between emerging artists and established artists. This is also a site where transdisiplinary conversation is possible.
You are invited to contribute to OPEN ENGAGEMENT: Art and Social Practice by submitting your proposals for projects, performances, tours, interventions, presentations, or panel ideas (other formats are also welcomed).
We are organizing thematic groupings throughout the conference, so if applicable mark your submission under one of the following categories: Politics
is a free conference that will take place May 18-20, 2012, in Portland, Oregon.
Contributors are not asked to pay a registration fee and the public will not be charged to attend.  Contributors to the event will be supported in the following ways: participants from out of town will be housed in Portland homes, select meals during the conference will be provided emphasizing community dining, and a variety of transportation will be provided drawing on Portland's bike culture and public transportation.
Elms Curating the heck out of Phila!
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Good news for long time friend of Bad at Sports, Anthony Elms, he is heading to Philadelphia to curate for the Institute of Contemporary Art!
We say Hell Yes!
Anthony's departure will be a major loss to this community but our loss, is there gain and it is nice to know that the Philadelphia recognized what we had. We are sure that this is just the beginning of some fabulous things for our friend and regular contributor, Anthony.
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The Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania, is pleased to
announce that Anthony Elms will be joining the ICA as Associate Curator. Anthony
has worked as an independent curator and writer, and he was Assistant Director
of Gallery 400 at the University of Illinois at Chicago for six years. He edits and is
the curator of WhiteWalls, an alternative space for artists' publication projects
founded in the 1970s. Anthony is just completing work as part of the organizational
team behind this year's PERFORMA visual art performance biennial in New York.
"It is common to think of museums like the ICA as non-collecting, but that isn't true,â€
Anthony said. "They do not have art objects, but they collect histories and
experiences with the artists that have exhibited. In that sense, I could not be
happier to join a museum with the distinguished and energetic collection of the ICA.â€
"I am looking forward to having Anthony's vision, and his passion for publications,
enrich the work of our stellar curatorial team,†says Robert Chaney, Interim Director.
"We met Anthony when he co-curated the Sun Ra exhibition that ICA hosted,
organized by Hyde Park Art Center," adds Senior Curator Ingrid Schaffner. "This is a
wonderful outcome to our first collaboration,†adds Senior Curator Ingrid Schaffner.
Anthony's recent projects include Blast Counterblast; More Alive Than Those Who
Made Them; Glenn Ligon / A People on the Cover, and Unicorn Basking in the Light
of Three Glowing Suns. He was a co-curator of Pathways to Unknown Worlds: Sun
Ra, El Saturn and Chicago's Afro-Futurist Underground 1954-1968, which enjoyed
enormous success when it traveled to ICA in 2009. His writings have appeared in
Afterall, Art Asia Pacific, Art Papers, Artforum, May Revue, Modern Painters, New
Art Examiner, and Time Out Chicago, and he has also written essays for numerous
catalogues. He received a BFA in painting from Michigan State University and an
MFA from the University of Chicago, and he continues to exhibit as an artist. In
addition, Anthony is an enthusiastic drummer and record collector. He is also
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AWESOME CONCERT!! THEY SELECTED THE BEST SONGS IN THREIR REPETOIRE. ITS A SIN, SUBURBIA, LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES, WEST AND GIRLS, DOMINO DANCING, BEING BORING, JEALOUSY, GO WEST AND SOME FROM THEIR NEW ALBUM "YES." THE PRODUCTION WAS FABULOUS AND...continued
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British synth-pop icons Pet Shop Boys will return to North America this summer for "Pandemonium Tour" behind their recent release, _Yes. _Following a month-long European run, the duo—Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe—will bring the multimedia concert to the Greek Theatre stage.
The forthcoming tour, which is being directed by Es Devlin and choreographed by Lynne Page, will feature songs from the new work, as well as some of the pair's greatest hits. "Every night is Friday night on the tour," Chris Lowe said in a prepared statement.
_Yes, _the duo's 10th studio album, hit shelves in late April and debuted at # 32 on The Billboard 200, marking the band's highest-charting album since 1993's Very. Produced by Xenomania, Yes features 11 new songs, including the single "Love etc." USA Today's headline of the CD review emphatically stated, "Pet Shop Boys' 'Yes' affirms their greatness. Since the band's inception in 1981, the Pet Shop Boys have sold more than 30 million albums worldwide.


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River, Hiland to meet for D-IV regional berth
BYESVILLE – River has never beaten Hiland in boys' basketball as the Hawks hold a 4-0 all-time advantage.
Three of those contests have come in Division IV District Tournament semifinal action, including the last two seasons when Hiland went on to capture back-to-back state championships. The other was in 2007, while the Hawks also claimed a victory earlier this season in Holmes County.
"We know they are always very good," River head coach Mark Romick said of Hiland. "They aren't back-to-back state champions for nothing."
This might be the Pilots best shot at dethroning the two-time defending state titlists. River will enter today's 1 o'clock Eastern District Tournament final at Meadowbrook High School with an 18-7 mark, while the Hawks check in at 20-6.
"It's no surprise that River (is here)," veteran Hiland head coach Mark Schlabach said Friday morning via the telephone. "We expected them to (be here). We just weren't sure if we'd (be here)."
The Hawks have beaten Caldwell (59-43), Tuscarawas catholic Central (36-30) and Malvern (56-51 OT) to reach the district final.
Graduation wiped out four-fifths of the Hawks starting lineup from a year ago, including standouts Seger Bonifant (West Liberty University) and Dylan Kaufmann (University of Findlay).
"We only return one player that saw a lot of time last season," Schlabach said of 6-1 junior guard Todd Ropp, who leads the Hawks with 13-point and 7-rebound norms.
Only one other junior dots the starting lineup, that being 6-0 junior guard Jordan Yoder. The remaining starters are 5-11 sophomore guard Eric Miller and freshmen Brady Schlabach (5-6 guard) and Dennis Chupp (6-4 center). Schlabach is the nephew of his head coach.
Coming off the Hawks deep bench is the lone senior on the squad in 6-0 center Jordan Beachy; juniors Lucas Mast (6-0 guard) and Josh Phillips (5-11 guard; and sophomores Brennan Coil (6-3 center) and Collin Blochlinger (6-3 guard).
"We play about 10 kids a game," Schlabach, who has a sparkling career record of 123-27 in 20 seasons, noted. "We've only have one double figure scorer, so we're not as high scoring as we have been in past years."
The Hawks defeated the Pilots 51-42 back on Dec. 22, but Schlabach said to not put much stock into that contest.
"That game was really early in the season, and I don't think either one of us played our best game," Schlabach added. "Especially for them because of the long trip."
River has defeated Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans (36-31), Bridgeport (64-35) and Shadyside (44-35) en route to the district final.
The Pilots are led by Brett Price with an even 20-point-a-game norm. The 6-2 senior was named the Eastern District Player of the Year and a sure-fire all-state selection.
"Brett's a gamer," Romick said. "He seems to rise up at key points of big games."
Price leads the Pilots in three-point goals with 64.
Joining Price in double figures is classmate Cody Caldwell, the Pilots' quarterback during football season. The 6-1 guard averages 10.8 a game. He has knocked down 53 bonus bombs.
"Cody can fill it up when he's on," Romick noted.
Rounding out the starting five are seniors Matt Marconi (5-10 guard), Jordan Indermuhle (6-4 center) and Kam Brown (6-0, guard). Marconi nets 8.2 points a night, while Indermuhle adds 8.0 and Brown 2.6. Marconi has hit 26 three-pointers, while Indermuhle is the leading rebounder with nearly 10 a game. Brown is the lock-down defender and usually draws the toughest assignment.
"We know River is going to play physical," Schlabach noted. "Rebounding is going to be a key because they are much bigger and physical than we are, but they've also got some kids that can shoot it from the outside."
Coming off the River bench are seniors Chad Isaly (5-9 guard) and Evan Eggleston (6-3 center); and junior Eric Dierkes (6-0 guard/forward).
"Our seniors have been to the district all four years," Romick said. "Hopefully, this is the year we take it a step further."
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World War Z so passed us by we forgot to mention it in this week's paper, much less screen it by press deadline. Turns out we needn't have bothered.
Critic's Grade: C
World War Z
Billed as âan oral history of the zombie war,â Max Brooks' inventive 2006 novel-turned-source-material saw dozens of characters from across the globe sharing their horrific accounts of humanity's annihilation at the rotting hands of the undead. With a sprawling scope and strong geopolitical element, the narrative was bound to be stripped/dumbed down once pegged as fodder for an action-horror flick. Consequently, it's unsurprisingâbut nevertheless disappointingâthat this adaptation centers on just a single character. I mean, it would be inconceivable to actually make an ensemble piece about a worldwide epidemic, wouldn't it? (Cough, Contagion, cough.)
Pulling double duty as producer, Brad Pitt plays Gerry Lane, a former U.N. investigator who's settled into his new role as hausfrau. While caught in morning rush hour, Gerry and his family are set upon by agents of the zombie apocalypse, which has erupted simultaneously on infinite fronts. With this brand of walking dead more akin to rabid sprinters than somnambulists, humanity is quite literally overrun in record time. Gerry's past connections allow him to stow his wife (Mireille Enos) and kids on an aircraft carrier. However, such perks mean that he must make himself useful. And so, he's soon globe-hopping between South Korea, Israel and Wales on a scavenger hunt for possible solutions to this infestation.
If handled properly, these episodic sequences should feel like Gerry is making cameos in other characters' separate movies, joining the action in media res and constantly being forced to play catch-up. Instead, it seems as if the entire world is simply waiting around for Gerry to show up, uncover the odd clue and then leave things far worse than he found them.
Forster's previous work on Quantum of Solace and Machine Gun Preacher has hardly instilled much faith in his aptitude for directing action. Regrettably, he consistently lives down to his reputation here. The best that can be said about his work is that his lack of spatial awareness occasionally serves to heighten the frantic chaos of the large-scale skirmishes. More often than not though, he seems like a man clearly out of his depth. Even in more subdued passages, he lacks the skills required to effectively ratchet up the tension.
An irksome desire to preserve a PG-13 rating also ensures that audiences are deprived of any of the carnage one immediately envisions when hearing the phrase âzombie war.â However, what World War Z most glaringly lacks is any sort of unique sensibility being brought to the material. The screenplay is focused on pumping up set pieces and ironing out plot points rather than instilling even a trace of subtextâthe lifeblood of any great zombie film. Ultimately, such a product can only satisfy the most mindless of hordes.


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The Väike-Maarja Collective Farm reconstructed the building with a view towards historical preservation, opening the Museum in 1988. The Museum was in the care of the Collective Farm until it was dissolved in 1993, at which time the Municipality assumed responsibility for its care and maintenance.
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During the years of Estonia's independence (1918 - 1940), the building also accommodated Subsequent to the Soviet occupation, the primary and secondary school students. Building was used for public housing and was destroyed by fire in 1984.Related to:
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The museum is located in an old parish schoolhouse, originally built for confirmation classes in 1869. The parish school was open in 1873, accepting village students with 3 or 4 years of education. The center of the building was the living and sleeping area for the Headmaster and the pupils; both ends of the building were used for classroom study.Related to:
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Lible Juures: Dinner outside with a wonderful view
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On October 1st, 2015, Argentina submitted its Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC), including an unconditional target to reduce GHG emissions including land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCF) by 15% below its BAU scenario by 2030 (equivalent to 60% above 2010 levels or 128% above 1990 levels excluding LULUCF). Argentina has also put forward a conditional target to reduce its emissions by 30% below BAU by 2030 including LULUCF (equivalent to 30% above 2010 levels or 85% above 1990 levels excluding LULUCF).
The CAT rates Argentina "inadequate" based on its unconditional target. Argentina's commitment is not in line with interpretations of a "fair" approach to reach a 2°C pathway. This means it is not consistent with limiting warming to below 2°C: if all countries adopted this level of ambition, global warming would likely exceed 3-4°C in the 21st century.
Argentina is likely to meet its proposed targets with currently implemented policies. Considering the wide range of estimates,it is fair to say that the Argentinian INDC represents little - if any - effort beyond what it's doing today. More importantly, under Argentina's current plan of action to achieve its unconditional INDC, emissions from all sectors are still projected to grow significantly by more than 25% in the period 2012-2030. The energy, agriculture and cattle-ranching sectors will account for more than 87% of the country's total emissions by 2030.
For the energy sector, the mitigation impact estimated by the Argentinian government for 2030, even assuming deeper implementation and execution, will still be modest, translating into an increase of around 60% of these emissions in the same period. In the agriculture and cattle-ranching sector, emissions are projected to grow around 35% to 2030, and will continue to account for a third of the total GHG emissions.
The LULUCF sector represents 21% of the total GHG emissions for 2012 (Project of Third National Communication, 2015). The current inventory projects a net increase in LULUCF emissions while this sector has historically been a net sink. This is partly due to a change in LULUCF accounting methodology, but also to a real increase in "forest extraction" or deforestation (Project of Third National Communication, 2015).
More ambitious and updated policies, particularly in these three sectors, are needed for the country to tap its potential and get closer to what it would be a fair contribution in emissions reduction, given its potentials and capabilities.
Argentina's INDC includes two emission reduction targets against a BAU scenario for 2030 provided in the INDC (670 MtCO2 incl. LULUCF and 633 MtCO2 excl. LULUCF by 2030). The unconditional target is a reduction in GHG emissions including LULUCF of 15% by 2030 below BAU, which is equivalent to 60% above 2010 levels and 128% above 1990 levels excluding LULUCF. The conditional target is a 30 % GHG emission reduction including LULUCF by 2030, which is equivalent to 30% above 2010 levels and 85% above 1990 levels excluding LULUCF.
The main mitigation actions mentioned in the INDC are in the energy, transport and AFOLU (Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use) sectors. In particular, the INDC foresees a diversification of the energy mix and energy efficiency measures; modal shift towards rail transport; and forest conservation and protection.
CAT ratings are based on emissions excluding the LULUCF sector. To obtain the INDC emissions level for the sectors excl. LULUCF, the CAT uses LULUCF projections as reported in the latest GHG inventory of the country, Argentina's Project of third National Communication (P3NC).
An important aspect of the Argentinian INDC is that Argentina reserves the right to adjust its target. This adds an unusually high level of uncertainty to Argentina's contribution to the 2015 global agreement at this point.
Copenhagen Pledge
Argentina submitted a list of unilateral and supported mitigation actions currently being undertaken across the sectors energy efficiency, renewable energy, biofuels, forest management and waste management. According to the submission "these initiatives have a direct and positive consequence in the emission reduction of GHG, contributing to the ultimate objective of the Convention" (Government of Argentina, 2010).
Argentina's current targets are in the "inadequate" range. The projected emissions levels are not in line with any interpretation of a "fair" approach to reach a 2°C pathway. Most categories lead to similar levels of emissions allowances with the upper end of "medium" category being defined by approaches focusing on equal cumulative per capita emissions and staged approaches. If most other countries followed Argentina's approach, global warming would exceed 3–4°C.
According to our assessment, the Argentinian INDC represents little, if any, effort beyond what it's doing today. Our analysis of current policy scenarios in Argentina leads to very different outcomes in 2030. We do not choose one, but show both outcomes as a range (see graphic).
The INDC emissions levels are consistent with the Project of Third National Communication's "hypothesis to 2030" scenario, a scenario resulting from a series of policies the government plans to implement between now and 2030. Although not explicitly stated, we assume that this scenario and policies constitute the plan of action of Argentina to meet its INDC.
Under this scenario, emissions from all sectors (excl. LULUCF) are projected to grow significantly by 54% above 2010 levels by 2030. The energy, agriculture and cattle-ranching sectors will account for more than 80% of Argentina's total emissions, with energy-related emissions increasing to about 62% between 2010 and 2030 and agriculture and cattle-ranching sector emissions rising by about 34% in the same period. More ambitious policies, especially in these two sectors, are needed for the country to get closer to what it would be a fair contribution in emissions reduction, given its potentials and capabilities.
Argentina's policy legislation is mostly from 2006-2007, reflecting a shift in the political environment, which, until then, was mostly focused on solving Argentina's economic crisis (1998-2002, repayment to IMF in 2005). Despite public awareness in Argentina remaining low and its defending its stance denying responsibility of the climate crisis (KAS, 2014), in 2011 Argentina developed a National Strategy on Climate Change. The strategy has 14 main objectives and specific actions on mitigation and adaptation defined by the Committee on Climate Change (ENECC, 2011). The strategy's implementation is currently under review (International Partnership on Mitigation and MRV, 2014). Implemented so far—and leading to a modest abatement of 26MtCO2e— are only a law establishing biofuel quota and various support mechanisms for biofuel producers (El Senado y Cámara de Diputados de la Nación Argentina, 2006; Ken, 2011) and the National Program for Rational and Efficient Use of Energy (PRONUREE - Decree 140/2007) launched in 2007 (Project of Third National Communication, 2015).
Among planned policies, Argentina supports renewable energy installation through law 26,190, which will increase renewable energy generation to 15% by 2030 from the current target of 8% by 2016 (KAS, 2014). The inventory also assumes distributed renewable energy generation to be 30MW of photovoltaic and 43 MW of wind and participation of alternative fuels of 1,325 MWe (Project of Third National Communication, 2015).
In the industrial sector Argentina also plans to increase efficiency in electrical motors (from 88% or 91% to 93% efficiency), cogeneration from fossil fuels (1,736 MWe) and more energy efficiency in industrial small and medium size enterprises (6.25 GWh saved and 500 million m3 of natural gas), to account for emission reductions of 8.2 MtCO2e per year from 2012-2030 (Project of Third National Communication, 2015).
In the transport sector, law 27.132 aims to promote shifts in transport mode towards rail, with the modernization of the Belgrano cargas freight rail infrastructure (International Partnership on Mitigation and MRV, 2014). Incentives to replace old vehicles and improve the efficiency of road freight are also in place (Argentina Third National Communication, 2015). Furthermore, there have been efforts to improve mode shift and congestion in Buenos Aries with the Ciudad Verde programme (KAS, 2014).
For the agriculture and cattle-ranching sector, planned policies include crop rotation, improvements in technology, efficiency of fertilizer use and increase in the slaughter weight and the weaning rate. Emissions from this sector are projected to still account for 32% of the total GHG emissions in 2030, with 12% coming directly from cattle. Considering the high level of methane emissions, combined with the increasing deforestation this activity is causing, the agriculture and cattle-ranching sector offers great potential for Argentina to constrain its emissions.
LULUCF emissions in the current inventory projects a net increase in LULUCF when historically LULUCF was a net sink. This is due in part to a change on LULUCF accounting methodology but also this difference is a real increase in "forest extraction" or deforestation (Project of Third National Communication, 2015). According to the inventory, Argentinian LULUCF emissions peaked in 2010 at 115 MtCO2 being responsible for about 26% of Argentina's total emissions in that year. These emissions are projected to decrease more than threefold to 37MtCO2e, about 7% of total emissions, by 2030. Measures targeting specifically the LULUCF sector are the Environmental Protection of the Native Forests and the National Fond for the Enrichment and Conservation of Native Forests as conservation measures to conserve, restore and promote the sustainable management of native forests.
The most recently reported emissions for the LULUCF sector (Project of Third National Communication, 2015) are significantly higher than the ones presented in previous submissions. For 2010 emissions in the inventory were 118 MtCO2e higher than previous estimates. According to the most recent inventory, this increase in emissions is the real increase in the extraction of forest products (native and planted forest) from 2000 onwards, with a slowdown in the planted area. This means that deforestation, especially in the Andean Patagonian Forest region, increased significantly after 2000. The main drivers of this forest clearing are logging, the expansion of agriculture (soy, sugar cane, citrus crops, tea, yerba mate, tobacco) and extensive cattle-ranching.
Historical emissions
Historical emissions for 1990-2012 were taken from the national GHG inventory Project of Third National Communication (P3NC) (Argentina Third National Communication, 2015). The INDC document also provides a historical series of GHG emissions which is similar to the projections from the GHG Inventory in P3NC under the scenario 'hypothesis 2030'. There remains, however, an average difference in emissions for 2005-2030 between the 'hypothesis 2030' from the inventory and the INDC's unconditional target pathway is approximately 40 MtCO2e per year, including LULUCF, and the reasons for that discrepancies are not clarified in the INDC document. Under the assumption that the 'hypothesis 2030'of the P3NC reflects the emission trajectory that the country is likely to follow under current policies, Argentina will be ca. 20 MtCO2e below the unconditional target in 2030.
It is important to note that the above-mentioned new inventory (P3NV) represents significant changes in some sectors compared to former data submitted to the UNFCCC due to the updated methodology and information with which it was constructed. The most significant change can be observed in the LULUCF sector, which passed from being net sink of around -40 MtCO2 to a net source of emissions of 56.3 MtCO2 for the year 2000 (around 20% of total GHG emissions). This fact changes significantly the emissions profile of the country and it is worth to be mentioned despite the fact that CAT ratings do not take into account the LULUCF sector, mainly due to the large uncertainties related to it in national data.
INDC pledges levels including LULUCF are provided directly in the INDC. However, to distinguish LULUCF emissions from the total GHG emissions and calculate its ratings, the CAT assumes the same LULUCF projections than the ones from the latest GHG inventory of the country: Argentina's Project of third National Communication (P3NC).
Current Policies
The CAT considers two scenarios for current policies projections in Argentina. The upper bound results from applying the expected abatement from policies in place reported in the Project for the National Communication of 26MtCO2e to BAU emissions (excl. LULUCF) included in the INDC. For the lower bound, we use growth rates from the World Energy Outlook 2014 for Latin America excluding Brazil for CO2 emissions (IEA, 2014) and US EPA projections for non-CO2 emissions until 2030 (US EPA, 2012).
BAU Emissions
The BAU scenario as well as the unconditional and conditional pathways are taken from the INDC (Government of Argentina, 2015).
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The turning point of what was a three-game losing streak came on January 24 in Cameron Indoor Stadium against archrival Duke. Carolina was embarrassed by the then No. 5-ranked Blue Devils, 102-82. Changes had to be made, and UNC head coach Sylvia Hatchell was willing to make them to get her team to produce on the court.
"I felt like we need more experience at the point," Hatchell said. "We needed more experience out top. "I felt like the changes we made helped us out."
Teasley, a senior six-foot guard from Washington, D.C., was moved to point guard for the Virginia game after playing much of the season in an off-guard spot. The mood of Carolina changed from that moment. Teasley's leadership bringing the ball up court and running the offense resulted in the Lady Heels shooting a season high, at the time, 54.4 percent from the field against Virginia. The winning and sharp shooting did not stop after the Virginia game. It continued on into the core of the Heels ACC season with wins over Maryland and Florida State by 11 and 30 points, respectively.
Teasley herself dropped 10, 12 and 22 points including dishing out six, seven and nine assists in the Heels' three games since her newfound role.
Teasley was not the only one who benefited from Hatchell's new system with Teasley at the point. The Heels' new approach allowed for junior guard Coretta Brown to roam free behind the arc. Brown, who is close to becoming Carolina's all-time leading three-point shooter at 35.8 percent, hit 4-of-6 from three-point land against Virginia, 3-of-6 against the Maryland Terrapins and 4-of-9 against Florida State.
"We are the two leaders," Teasley said. " [Coretta and I] feed off each other. It makes it easier for me to pass it to someone who can finish."
Since that final buzzer of the Duke game, Carolina's guard tandem have come out on fire, shooting 17-for-35 from behind the three-point arc. The duo has also combined for 103 total points and 32 assists in the stretch of wins.
Teasley and Brown are looking towards the end of the regular season with big games at N.C. State on February 10, at Virginia on February 21 and at Duke on February 24.
"We were tired of losing. It wasn't Carolina basketball," Teasley said. "It's my last year at Carolina – I don't want to lose."
Hatchell said, when asked on what has sparked the three-game run, "Our intensity has been better. We've been doing things in practice to make us better. We may have come up with a secret weapon."
Hatchell would not expound on what exactly the secret weapon is, but regardless, the team's new approach, with Teasley running the show and Brown on the wing shooting, has worked well.
The on-the-court results speak for themselves.
The Heels look to continue their winning ways tonight against a non-conference foe, Villanova, at 7 p.m. at Carmichael Auditorium. The Heels will then finish out the season with five conference games.


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Presidents Washington, Lincoln, and Jefferson have all been linked to the holiday now known as Presidents' Day because of their unparalleled contributions to the country. Suppose we identified U.S. presidents based on their positive impacts on the environment? What names would emerge?
President Ulysses S. Grant would certainly get a nod for establishing Yellowstone, in 1872, as the world's first national park. That ensured that the area would be preserved "for the benefit and enjoyment of the people" of the United States by protecting wildlife, timber, and mineral deposits in their "natural condition." Sounds like the goals many conservation organizations have for our remaining wild lands and waters.
Teddy Roosevelt is acknowledged by environmentally oriented groups as the front-runner in conservation. He started the U.S. Forest Service and developed the concept of the national park system to protect wildlife and natural habitats. Roosevelt was the youngest U.S. president and the first American to win a Nobel Peace Prize; he was also responsible for the building of the Panama Canal. But his environmental and conservation accomplishments are his most impressive contributions to our country. The Grand Canyon was among more than 70 natural areas he designated as national monuments, wildlife refuges or national parks. Roosevelt also promoted the concept that citizens who engage in recreational hunting and fishing are the nation's foremost conservationists. That his face is on Mount Rushmore with Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln is fitting.
Another tribute to this champion of conservation is Theodore Roosevelt Island, a memorial managed by the National Park Service. The island is located in the middle of the Potomac River between Arlington, Va., and the Watergate Hotel. The name Watergate is inextricably linked to another president, Richard M. Nixon, who turns out to have been one of the most environmentally influential U.S. presidents.
Teddy Roosevelt recognized the contributions of outdoorsmen in protecting the country's natural environments. In 1972 Nixon went a step further when he signed a proclamation designating the fourth Saturday of September as National Hunting and Fishing Day. Nixon urged all citizens "to join with outdoor sportsmen in the wise use of our natural resources and in insuring their proper management for the benefit of future generations."
In 1970 Nixon made an even more notable proclamation: an environmental pledge "to repair the damage already done and to establish new criteria to guide us in the future." A memo he received from the President's Advisory Council on Executive Organization recommended "that key anti-pollution programs be merged into an Environmental Protection Administration, a new independent agency of the Executive Branch." Nixon heeded the advice and honored his pledge by creating the Environmental Protection Agency. The EPA's mission is "to protect human health and to safeguard the natural environment--air, water, and land--upon which life depends."
Another Nixon environmental milestone came in 1973 when he signed legislation creating the most powerful environmental law our country has ever set forth: the Endangered Species Act. Likewise the country's most significant efforts to curb water and air pollution came in the form of the Clean Air Act in 1970 and the Clean Water Act in 1972.
President Grant can be considered a visionary for declaring Yellowstone a national park, an accomplishment that led to international efforts to preserve natural habitats. Teddy Roosevelt was a century ahead of the times when he said the United States needed to take a careful look at "what will happen when our forests are gone, when the coal, the iron, the oil and the gas are exhausted, when soils have been . . . washed into the streams, polluting the rivers." His efforts to protect our natural habitats were admirable. Much-needed environmental regulation was promulgated during President Nixon's administration, and when we think of him we should remember his effort to ensure clean air and clean water for all of us. These three men contributed substantially to the environmental health of the country. We need for all of our presidents to emulate them.
Send environmental questions to email@example.com.
Whit Gibbons is an ecologist and environmental educator with the University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Laboratory.


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HP's new digital cameras have a "slimming" feature that allows you to make someone look thinner. Via 3 Quarks and Feministing, where you can find more slimming shots. It's just the thing to make your teenage daughter commit to that eating disorder... and in time for Christmas!
Ok, rating confusion here. SHould I rate it five because article is funny, or one because product is just plain sad?
I rated the product...not the article
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And of course the two models they use in the example don't even need the use of a slimming feature. Sheesh.


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You could say there are 12 reasons Devin Hester should be in the Hall of Fame. Today he extended his own NFL record by running back a punt to give him a dozen return TDs for his career. It would surprise no one if he didn't make it a baker's dozen by Christmas.
But one statistic usually isn't enough to qualify someone for the Hall. Yet, there are other more important reasons that Hester should get a bust in Canton.


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Maxthon Cloud Browser for Linux is not yet an official release, as it's still in development, and it resides on the official Maxthon forums for the moment, where users can grab the latest Beta versions. It's easily installable on Debian, Red Hat and other Linux operating systems, especially Arch Linux users, as a package is already available in AUR.
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Hot Cheese Bread
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Buttermilk baking mix
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Cheddar cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs), shredded
|Poppy seed
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon, melted
Heat oven to 400°.
Crease a round layer pan, 8 x 1 1/2 inches.
Blend egg, milk and baking mix with fork to form soft dough.
Stir in half the cheese.
Spread dough in pan.
Sprinkle remaining cheese and the poppy seed over top.
Drizzle with butter.
Bake 20 to 25 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.
Cut into wedges and serve immediately.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1682 Calories from Fat 964
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 109 g168.1%
Saturated Fat 56.6 g283%
Trans Fat 6.8 g
Cholesterol 439.3 mg146.4%
Sodium 3331 mg138.8%
Total Carbohydrates 116 g38.8%
Dietary Fiber 5.6 g22.5%
Sugars 12.6 g
Protein 61 g122.5%
Vitamin A 50.3% Vitamin C 0.85%
Calcium 166.1% Iron 59.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


text: Located in Hangzhou (Binjiang), Hangzhou Yuanrui City Garden Hotel is close to Quiantang River Bridge and Crazy Appleland. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Hangzhou Paradise Park and Qianjiang New Town Forest Park. Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Hangzhou Yuanrui City Garden Hotel. Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. Guests may use a shuttle from the airport to the hotel for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite. The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby, fees may apply.


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How to shuck oysters: A video with expert Tobias Hogan
By KERRY NEWBERRY
Photography by MOTOYA NAKAMURA
Nothing adds sparkle to a holiday party like a platter of glistening oysters on the half shell and a glass of bubbly. However, if you've ever shucked an oyster, you know the process can be daunting and potentially dangerous. That is unless you have the right tools and tips. We asked Tobias Hogan, oyster shucking expert and co-owner of EaT: An Oyster Bar and The Parish, how to coax open an oyster shell.
"The freshness and flavor can't be beat when you shuck your own oysters," Hogan says. You can also get more bivalves for your buck when you buy them by the dozen and take them home. The Parish sells oysters by the dozen from their daily chalkboard selection -- ranging from Tillamook Sweets to Kumamoto, depending on what's in season.
"You can grab a dozen oysters to go and a bottle of wine if you want," says Hogan. You don't even have to worry about preparing a mignonette, as Hogan advises a squirt of lemon or slurping au naturel. "It's about the oyster, not what you put on top of it," he say.
Which this video of Tobias Hogan shucking oysters or follow the steps below:
How to Shuck an Oyster
1. Prepare a platter of crushed ice to place the just-shucked oysters on. "Some people freeze rock salt, which is a little less messy," says Hogan. The ice or frozen rock salt keeps the oysters chilled and level so you don't lose any of the liquor.
2. Lay a thick towel on a stable, flat surface, like a cutting board or countertop. Fold up one end of the towel so you can cradle the oyster. The towel is good for hand protection from the shell, and it's also good for leverage.
4. Using firm pressure, wiggle the tip of an oyster knife into the hinge. Rotate gently back and forth. Keep in mind that it doesn't take a lot of force. "It's pressure and leverage more than force and sharpness," says Hogan.
5. Once you've "popped" the hinge open, angle your knife tip up and run it underneath the top shell to cut the oyster's adductor muscle (try not to cut into its body). Then angle the knife tip down and pull it toward you under the oyster, using the bottom shell as a guide, to cut the muscle from the bottom shell.
7. Slide your blade under the oyster and cut through the adductor muscles holding the meat to the shell. Try to keep the oyster flat so you retain the liquor inside. That's where all the flavor comes from, says Hogan.
8. Squirt with fresh lemon, then slurp with good friends and wine.
1. Before you shuck, find a dish towel that's good and thick. "Remember, you want something for padding and blockage," says Hogan.
2. A well-designed oyster knife makes all the difference. "We use these little INOX French ones at the restaurant because they are very utilitarian and easy to use," says Hogan. At home, he uses different knives for different oysters because the bivalves come in all shapes and sizes.
3. Just in case, Hogan suggests some protective gear. Either a puncture-proof glove or a glove with a rubber palm that is puncture proof.
4. Also essential -- good wine (preferably Champagne or chablis) and good friends, adds Hogan.
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Breaking News
Canada's `Argo' envoy dies aged 88
- From: AAP
- January 01, 2013
A RETIRED Canadian diplomat who protected US envoys as they fled the Iranian revolution, part of an operation that inspired the recent hit movie Argo, has died, public television reports.
Former consular official John Sheardown died in hospital in Ottawa aged 88, the CBC reported on Monday.
The precise cause of his death was not given, but he was known to have been suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
In November 1979, Sheardown and then-Canadian ambassador Ken Taylor decided to shelter six American diplomats in their Tehran homes after Iranian student radicals stormed the US embassy and took 52 more Americans hostage.
While the hostages ended up spending 444 days in captivity, the six that got away were housed in secret by their Canadian hosts and were able to escape the country under false Canadian passports just under three months later.
The so-called "Canadian Caper" inspired the 2012 Hollywood movie Argo, by actor-director Ben Affleck, though some in Canada felt it underplayed the role of their diplomats while making CIA agent Tony Mendez the star.
"It completely ignored all the Canadian involvement," Sheardown's son Robin complained, in a CBC interview.
The embassy hostage-taking triggered a breakdown in relations between Washington and revolutionary Iran which continues to this day.
The student Islamists who stormed the embassy were demanding that the United States send the ousted Iranian monarch, Shah Mohamed Reza Pahlavi, home to face trial and restore his fortune to the Iranian people.
In April 1980, then-US president Jimmy Carter ordered an ill-fated military rescue mission, Operation Eagle's Claw, which was aborted even before a plane crash at a makeshift desert refuelling base killed eight US servicemen.
The 52 hostages were eventually freed in on January 20, 1981, after Algeria mediated a deal between Washington and Tehran.