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However, for FY 2001, state participation is encouraged, but not required for an applicant to receive an industrial award. The state can choose whether it will be the primary applicant to NICE3, endorser of industry applicant, or both. If the state is the primary applicant, it may submit a NICE3 administration support grant for $25,000 and must commit to specific project management responsibilities. If a private firm is the primary applicant, it must contact the state agency and receive an endorsement for participation in NICE3. NICE3 plans outreach and endorsement training for states, including a video conference and a new CD-Rom. The NICE3 FY 2001 solicitation will award approximately $4 million in total funding including up to $525,000 for each project that demonstrates industrial energy-efficient technologies. Non-federal award recipients are responsible for at least half of the project costs. The FY 2001 solicitation is anticipated to be released at the end of April and to close in June. The NICE3 program has supported 24 technologies that have achieved commercial success and 15 others that are poised to do so over the next two years. These technologies save energy, reduce waste, and are economically competitive. For more information on the NICE3 program, please visit www.oit.doe.gov/nice3. |


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United States Senator The Supreme Court's ruling last month in Blakely v. Washington threatens to crumble the very foundation of the Federal system of sentencing guidelines that Congress established 20 years ago in the Sentencing Reform Act of 1984. At that time, members of this Committee took the lead in crafting the Sentencing Reform Act. Today, we must revisit that landmark legislation in light of the Blakely decision. At the start, I want to thank our witnesses for coming today to help us try to make some sense out of the Court's decision. We have two very distinguished panels of experts and I look forward to hearing the testimony. At issue in Blakely was the constitutionality of a State sentencing system that allowed the judge to impose an "exceptional" sentence in a kidnapping case above the standard guideline range because the judge found the defendant's conduct involved "deliberate cruelty." In a 5-4 decision written by Justice Scalia, the Court held that this sentencing scheme violated the defendant's Sixth Amendment right to a jury trial because "the maximum sentence a judge may impose" can only be based on "the facts reflected in the jury verdict or admitted by the defendant." Unfortunately, Justice Scalia's opinion raises more questions than it answers. Cogent dissents by Justice Breyer and Justice O'Connor articulate many of the critical issues that will now flood our already burdened criminal justice system, starting with whether Blakely applies to the Federal Guidelines. The Seventh Circuit and several district court judges have already ruled that Blakely dooms some if not all of the current Federal guidelines system. The Fifth Circuit held that the Guidelines survive Blakely. The Second Circuit effectively punted, certifying the question to the Supreme Court. While we may disagree with Justice Scalia's opinion, we must recognize that a majority of the Court has spoken. Like the federal judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys who must now grapple with the scope and impact of the Blakely opinion, we in Congress are concerned. I hope that today's hearing will be helpful. I look forward to hearing from the experts and practitioners who are testifying before us about what aspects, if any, of the Federal sentencing system can or are likely to survive the Blakely decision. We need to explore what will happen to the thousands of criminal cases that are currently pending, and to the hundreds of thousands of cases resolved pre-Blakely. Twenty years after the enactment of the Sentencing Reform Act, we must remind ourselves about the core values and principles that explained the bipartisan popularity of the original Federal Guidelines concept. The 1984 Act was enacted against a history of racial, geographical, and other unfair disparities in sentencing. Congress sought to narrow these disparities while leaving judges enough discretion to do justice in the particular circumstances of each individual case. The task of harmonizing sentencing policies was deliberately placed in the hands of an independent, expert Sentencing Commission. The Guidelines as originally conceived were about fairness, consistency, predictability, reasoned discretion, and minimizing the role of congressional politics and the ideology of the individual judge in sentencing. Blakely threatens a return to the bad old days of fully indeterminate sentencing when improper factors such as race, geography and the predilections of the sentencing judge could drastically affect the sentence. While I favor Federal judges exercising their discretion to do individual justice in individual cases, I do not want to see a return to the bad old days. We must also avoid moving too far in the other extreme. In recent years, Congress has seriously undermined the basic structure and fairness of the Federal Guidelines system with posturing and ideology. There has been a flood of legislation establishing mandatory minimum sentences for an ever-increasing number of offenses, determined by politics rather than any systemic analysis of the relative seriousness of different crimes. There has been ever-increasing pressure on the Sentencing Commission and on individual district court judges to increase Guidelines sentences. This culminated in the PROTECT Act, in which this Congress cut the Commission out altogether and rewrote large sections of the Guidelines Manual, and also provided for a judicial "black list" to intimidate judges whose sentences were insufficiently draconian to suit the current Justice Department. We are all familiar with the assault on judicial independence known as the Feeney Amendment to the PROTECT Act. The Feeney Amendment was forced through the Congress with virtually no debate, and without meaningful input from judges or practitioners. That process was particularly unfortunate, given that the majority's justification for the Feeney Amendment - a supposed "crisis" of downward departures - was unfounded. In fact, downward departure rates were well below the range contemplated by Congress when it authorized the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, except for departures requested by the government. But having a false factual predicate for forcing significantly flawed congressional action has become all too familiar during the last few years. The attitude underlying too many of these recent developments seems to be that politicians in Washington are better at sentencing than the Federal trial judges who preside over individual cases, and that longer sentences are always better. Somewhere along the line we appear to have forgotten that justice is not just about treating like cases alike; it is also about treating different cases differently. Blakely raises real practical problems that unfortunately threaten to clog our Federal courts with procedural and constitutional nightmares. But we can use it as a springboard to discuss Federal sentencing practices thoughtfully. As we analyze Blakely's implications, we are well advised to keep the simple principles of the 1984 Act in mind. We must respect the wisdom and good faith of Federal judges, while maintaining the safeguards of structure and transparency to their exercise of discretion. We must remember that consistency and predictability to sentencing are admirable goals. And we must avoid the further politicizing of sentencing. I look forward to working with the Chairman and other interested Members of this Committee and with our counterparts in the House. |


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2013Bieuzen , François, Bleakley, Chris M and Costello , Joseph (2013) Contrast Water Therapy and Exercise Induced Muscle Damage: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Plos One, 8 (4). [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris M, Charles, Darryl, Porter-Armstrong, Alison, McNeill, Michael, McDonough, Suzanne and McCormack, Brendan (2013) Gaming for health: a systematic review of the physical and cognitive effects of interactive computer games in older adults. Journal of Applied Gerontology, 32 . [Journal article] Bleakley, CM (2013) Acute soft tissue injury management: Past, present and future. Phys Ther Sport, 14 (2 ). pp. 73-74. [Journal article] Bleakley, CM and Costello, JT (2013) Do thermal agents affect range of movement and mechanical properties in soft tissues? A systematic review. Archives of Physical Medicine Rehabilitation, 94 (1). pp. 149-163. 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[Journal article] Gribble , PA, Delahunt , E and Bleakley, Chris M (2013) Selection criteria for patients with chronic ankle instability in controlled research: a position statement of the International Ankle Consortium. Br J Sports Med, Nov 19 . [Journal article] O'Connor , SR, Bleakley, Chris M, Tully , MA and McDonough, Suzanne (2013) Predicting functional recovery after acute ankle sprain. PLoS One, 8 (8). [Journal article] 2012Bleakley, C M, Glasgow, P and Webb, M J (2012) Cooling an acute muscle injury: can basic scientific theory translate into the clinical setting? British Journal of Sports Medicine, 46 (4). pp. 296-298. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris, Glasgow, P and Macauley, D C (2012) PRICE needs updating, should we call the POLICE? British Journal of Sports Medicine, 46 (4). pp. 220-221. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris M, Charles, DK, Porter-Armstrong, Alison and McNeill, Michael (2012) Gaming for Health: A Systematic Review of the Physical and Cognitive Effect of Interactive Computer Games (ICG) in Older Adults. In: 8th World Congress on Active Ageing, Glasgow SECC. Human Kinetics Journals. Vol 20 (S1 – S369) 1 pp. [Conference contribution] Bleakley, Chris M, McDonough, S M, Gardner, Evie, Baxter , GD, Hopkins , JT and Davison, Gareth (2012) Cold-water immersion (cryotherapy) for preventing and treating muscle soreness after exercise (Review). The Cochrane Library, Issue 2 . pp. 1-64. [Journal article] Bleakley, CM, Costello , J and Glasgow, P (2012) Should athletes return to sport after applying ice?: a systematic review of the effect of local cooling on functional performance. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 42 (1). pp. 69-87. [Journal article] Costello, Joseph T., McInerney, Ciarán D., Bleakley, Chris M., Selfe, James and Donnelly, Alan E. (2012) The use of thermal imaging in assessing skin temperature following cryotherapy: a review. Journal of Thermal Biology, 37 (2). pp. 103-110. [Journal article] Tully, MA, Bleakley, C, O'Connor , SR and McDonough, S M (2012) Functional management of ankle sprains: what volume and intensity of walking is undertaken in the first week postinjury. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 46 (12). pp. 877-82. [Journal article] 2011Bleakley, CM, Tully, M and O.Connor, S (2011) Epidemiology of Adolescent Rugby Injuries: A Systematic Review. Journal of Athletic Training, 46 (4). pp. 469-479. [Journal article] 2010Bleakley, C, McDonough, Suzanne, Gardner, Evie, Hopkins, J. Ty, Glasgow, Philip and Davison, Gareth W (2010) Cold-water immersion (cryotherapy) for preventing and treating muscle soreness after exercise. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews . DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD008262. , Issue 1. (No: CD008262). [Journal article] Bleakley, C M (2010) Is it possible to achieve optimal levels of tissue cooling in cryotherapy? Physical Therapy Reviews, 15 (4). pp. 344-350. [Journal article] Bleakley, C M and Davison, Gareth (2010) Management of acute soft tissue injury using Protection Rest Ice Compression and Elevation: Recommendations from the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports and Exercise Medicine (ACPSM) [Executive Summary]. Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports and Exercise Medicine, Executive Summary . pp. 1-24. [Journal article] Bleakley, C M and Davison, Gareth W (2010) Cryotherapy and inflammation: evidence beyond the cardinal signs. Physical Therapy Reviews, 15 (6). pp. 430-435. [Journal article] Bleakley, C. M., O'Connor, S. R., Tully, M. A., Rocke, L. G., MacAuley, D. C., Bradbury, I., Keegan, S. and McDonough, S M (2010) Effect of accelerated rehabilitation on function after ankle sprain: randomised controlled trial. BMJ, 340 (7756). pp. 1-7. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris M and Davison, Gareth W (2010) What is the biochemical and physiological rationale for using Cold Water Immersion in Sports Recovery? A Systematic Review. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 44 (3). pp. 179-187. [Journal article] 2009Bleakley, Chris M (2009) Cryotherapy research: Methods quality and dosage. BMJ Publishing Group , 1 pp [Internet publication] Bleakley, Chris M (2009) Current concepts in the use of PRICE for soft tissue injury management. Physiotherapy Ireland, 30 (2). pp. 19-20. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris M (2009) Massage: Not simply rubbing legs. [Scholarly edition] Bleakley, Chris M (2009) Book Review: Stability, sport and performance movement: great technique without injury(2008)., Elsevier [Other] Bleakley , Chris M, Glasgow, Philip, Black, Michael and Minion, David (2009) An unusual case of bilateral myositis ossificans in a young athlete. BMJ Publishing Group , 3 pp, DOI: 10.1136/bcr.07.2008.0381 [Internet publication] 2008Baxter, G. David, Bleakley, C and McDonough, Suzanne (2008) Clinical effectiveness of laser acupuncture: A systematic review. Journal of Acupuncture and Meridian Studies , 1 (2). pp. 65-82. [Journal article] Bleakley, C, McDonough, Suzanne M and MacAuley, Domhnall C (2008) Some conservative strategies are effective when added to controlled mobilisation with external support after acute ankle sprain: a systematic review. The Australian Journal of Physiotherapy, 54 (1). pp. 7-20. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris M (2008) PEDro scores were based on information in the paper. The Australian journal of physiotherapy, 54 (4). p. 289. [Journal article] 2007Abernethy, Liz and Bleakley, C (2007) Strategies to prevent injury in adolescent sport: a systematic review. British journal of sports medicine, 41 (10). pp. 627-38. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris M, O'Connor, Seán, Tully, Mark A, Rocke, Laurence G, MacAuley, Domnhall C and McDonough, Suzanne M (2007) The PRICE study (Protection Rest Ice Compression Elevation): design of a randomised controlled trial comparing standard versus cryokinetic ice applications in the management of acute ankle sprain [ISRCTN13903946]. BMC musculoskeletal disorders, 8 . p. 125. [Journal article] Bleakley, CM (2007) Rehabilitation after soft tissue injury. In: Oxford Handbook of Sports Exercise and Medicine. Oxford University Press, London, Multiple. ISBN 0-19-856839-8 [Book section] Bleakley, CM (2007) What is the role of ice in soft-tissue injury management? In: Evidence Based Sports Medicine. Blackwell publishing. BMJ Books, London, pp. 189-208. ISBN 978 1 4051 3298 5 [Book section] 2006Bleakley, C M, McDonough, S M, MacAuley, D C and Bjordal, J (2006) Cryotherapy for acute ankle sprains: a randomised controlled study of two different icing protocols. British journal of sports medicine, 40 (8). 700-705; discussion 705. [Journal article] Hughes, Carmel M and Bleakley, C (2006) Treatment of knee pain in primary care: pharmacists and physiotherapists need to be a part of the team. BMJ (Clinical research ed.), 333 (7576). pp. 981-2. [Journal article] 2004Bleakley, C, MacAuley, D and McDonough, S (2004) Are sports medicine journals relevant and applicable to practitioners and athletes? British journal of sports medicine, 38 (5). E23. [Journal article] Bleakley, Chris, McDonough, Suzanne and MacAuley, Domhnall (2004) The use of ice in the treatment of acute soft-tissue injury: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials. The American journal of sports medicine, 32 (1). pp. 251-61. [Journal article] 2002Bleakley, C and MacAuley, D (2002) The quality of research in sports journals. British journal of sports medicine, 36 (2). pp. 124-5. [Journal article] This list was generated on Tue Mar 11 06:50:20 2014 GMT. |


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The University takes accessibility of our systems very seriously. We have implemented a range of assistive technology products to meet the needs of a broad range of users. Users may have very individual needs and we try to accommodate these. Some individual needs can be addressed by what we already have in place. In other circumstances we may need to work with individuals and other colleagues in the University in order to devise appropriate access solutions.
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The Zest is designed to be light, soft flexing and economically priced for novice women who cruise the groomers at cautious speeds. It's a simple, gentle-performing cap construction on a Dualite core (snappy wood stringers surrounded by lightweight foam). The W Studio collection is a broad range of groomer-oriented women's skis, including a race-ready hard-snow carver, three women's versions of the men's Amphibio skis, three non-Amphibio models with women's-specific versions of Elan's Waveflex topsheet torsion-resistant topsheet structure, and two value-oriented cap constructions for novices. The race-ready Speed Magic Fusion is a version of the men's Ripstick, an edgy, powerful construction for high-speed arcing on firm, flat snow, with Elan's Fusion binding interface, in which the binding is integrated into the core for enhanced quickness and power transmission. The Amphibio skis - Interra, Insomnia and Inspire - also feature the Fusion system. The non-Amphibio models - Delight and Black Magic - feature both feature a less pronounced, more forgiving version of the Waveflex structure. At the low end, two simple cap constructions - Zest and Snow - are built for light weight and affordability. On Waveflex models, the top of the ski from the core up has a series of structural waves designed to make the ski stiffer laterally yet still supple-flexing longitudinally (think corrugated carbord: easy to bend in one direction, rigid in the other). Amphibio skis are optimized to be right- and left-foot specific, designed so that they'll always be edgier on the outside (downhill) ski, where power and solidity is most needed; looser and easier to feather on the inside ski, for easy line adjustment. The inside edge of each ski is fully cambered, for maximum effective edge length. The outside edge is tip-rockered, so it's more buoyant and easier to pivot, with a shorter effective edge. On the Speed Magic, Elan further enhances outside-ski edging power with a strategically shaped carbon/glass laminate over the inside edge - an elongated crescent running from tip to tail, widest underfoot, called PowerSpine.
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At PENAFIEL, 35km east of Porto, you enter vinho verde country. The wine's origins lie with the Benedictine monks, who were famed in this region for their laborious terracing of the valley slopes. The Benedictine legacy also extends to a handful of fine Romanesque churches, hidden away in folds of the rolling hills hereabouts. However, despite the promise, Penafiel itself comes as something of a disappointment, though that's much to do with the main-road traffic that splits the town and jars the ears. The few old streets of granite mansions behind the handsome Renaissance Igreja da Misericórdia are barely reason enough to stop – certainly not if you're reliant on public transport (and the train station is 3km from the centre in any case). Drivers should instead divert to the charming, ivy-festooned Quinta da Aveleda, where the local vinho verde is made. The guided tours include wine and cheese tasting (and there's more on sale in the shop), but it's really the gorgeously unkempt, wooded gardens and their follies that make the visit.
Penafiel's local boy made good is one Egas Moniz, a great figure of loyalty in Portuguese history, whose statue stands by the public gardens on the main avenue. He's buried in the Romanesque abbey church of Paço de Sousa, 10km south of Penafiel, which was the former headquarters of the Benedictines in Portugal. The panels on the tomb of Moniz tell his story, while outside the church is a shaded dell beside the Rio Sousa, a popular picnic spot; and there are a couple of cafés in the village below.
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My eldest son is 20 years old, lives in a house crammed with seven scrabbly roommates, works part time in a restaurant kitchen, doesn't drive, is a vegetarian, and has homemade tattoos etched into his thighs.
He's firmly a musician – a drummer in a loud punk band, and he loves nothing more than to tour across North America, playing gigs in sketchy houses in Oakland, Calif., and south Chicago.
He appears to have only one pair of pants – dirty, black cutoff jeans, and his shirts are also of the ripped-off-arms variety. I'm not sure who has been ripping up all his clothes. Maybe there's a wild dog living in his house.
I'm both proud of and horrified for my boy. His jaw is squarely set, and he's acutely committed to what he wants to do. And that is to tour with his band in their black-panel van, crisscrossing borders, dodging death in dubious neighborhoods, sleeping on strangers' couches, and eating vegetarian burritos.
As my children traveled through their teenage years, I emphasized to them: Find your passion and follow it. What I really meant was: Find your passion, but do it in the way I did it. That is, go to college first, get a liberal arts degree, meander through your 20s, and then supplement your undergraduate degree with graduate studies. All while wearing clean, intact clothing.
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My oldest boy does not show up to family events in his collared shirt and pressed pants. In fact, he rarely shows up at all. He doesn't respond to calls from grandparents, although he will send thank you texts for birthday gifts, so he still has a sliver of decorum. He's proudly anti-establishment, and my current lifestyle with my husband (and his stepfather) – living in the suburbs and driving a BMW – clearly disgusts him.
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There is a site for NFL fans in the UK and they will be having weekly columnists writing. One of the guys writing is Mark Carlson who is a co-presenter on Channel 5's MNF and Sunday night games. He has quite a dry sense of humour and will be previewing the weekly games. At the bottom is the link for this weeks preview, but for those interested in the NFCN teams here is his comments
Tampa Bay at Minnesota
The Vikes are a popular pick to go most of the way this year, mostly because Mike Tice needs the extra money the Super Bowl tickets will bring. By the way, I hear a few good seats at the Metrodome are still available for this game too. The Vikes have upgraded their D, giving Ted Cottrell the tools he needs, but of course the big question is how do they replace Randy Moss? 'I knew Randy Moss sir, and Koren Robinson is no Randy Moss'. Though when Robinson drops balls, they'll bounce higher in the Dome.
If you watch Five you'll know that Nate Burleson is one of our faves, and not just because he chose the same name as my son. They also need to replace the Whizzinator, Onterrio Smith, with one or more of Michael Bennett, Melwede Moore or One Guy Named Moe Williams. The Bucs had a good draft, added Paul Hackett to keep their pass game short, and Cadillac Williams to run the ball. Why isn't Auburn in the NFC South? Pick: Minnesota.
Chicago at Washington
The Bears defense has looked great, which ought to be interesting for the Skins, who will try to block their run game to suit Clinton Portis and establish a passing game to suit the NFL.
Jerry Azumah is a big loss for Chicago. The Bears will start rookie Kyle Orton at QB, which is a step up from Craig Krentzel. The Skins will start Patrick Ramsey, which is a step up from Danny Wuerrfel but you get the feeling Jason Campbell is only keeping the headset warm for Ramsey. Last season the Skins finished 6-10 under Joe Gibbs, Steve Spurrier could've done that! Pick: Who cares? Just kidding. Washington.
Green Bay at Detroit
This is shaping up as Brett's Last Stand season. Every season is that for Joey Harrington. Maybe the Lions should drafted Joey Hetherington. She was married to Lance Rentzel, and probably understood pass patterns just as well as the other Joey.
The Lions have added big time receivers, and bulked up their D. Jim Bates is an instant improvement for the Packers' defense, but they may be outmanned here. Will Favre miss former Scottish Claymore Marco Rivera and Mike Wahle, their Pro Bowl pair of guards? Pick: Green Bay.
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Every October, the Microsoft Advertising team joins thousands of ad industry devotees for one very packed week of conversation, creativity and celebration in New York City for Advertising Week. Like every attendee, we're really looking forward to joining the festivities and as always meeting all of you in the city that never sleeps. While we're all awake, be sure to make room in your calendar, pick up that second (or third, or fourth coffee) and make it a point to join us for some learning, winning and of course, celebrating with these Microsoft Advertising sessions and events:
During the week, we'll be posted up in the Ad Week Experience Center at the Times Center every day showcasing what's next with Windows 8. On Monday, Dr. Qi Liu will be speaking at IAB MIXX on the New Era of Digital Advertising and we'll also be hosting a special IAB MIXX workshop on how brands can best work with Skype.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, be sure to join us in the Times Center at 2:00 each day, where we'll present three thought leadership sessions. We'll kick off the first session Tuesday with a conversation about the opportunity Windows 8 ad formats can provide, demonstrating how Windows 8 can unlock deeper consumer engagement than we've ever had before. Speakers include Keith Lorizio, Vice President, U.S. Sales & Marketing, Microsoft Advertising, Stephen Kim, General Manager, Global Creative Solutions, Microsoft Advertising, Neville Manohar, Digital Marketing, Chrysler and Pascal Racheneur, VP Interactive Media, Accuweather
Wednesday, we'll answer the question, "What Moves You?" In a study conducted by Microsoft Advertising, BBDO and IPSOS OTX, we'll reveal some eye-opening consumer insights that turn conventional wisdom on its head. This session will feature Natasha Hritzuk , Global Director of Insights and Analytics, Microsoft Advertising and Simon Bond, Chief Marketing Officer, BBDO.
Thursday, we'll dive deeper with Windows 8 and explore what's possible on a special panel of brands and agencies who were brought in for an early exercise on what Windows 8 can do for brands. The panel will include Margaret Czeisler, National Lead of Strategic Alliances, Razorfish, Scott Lange, EVP/Executive Creative Director, Team Detroit, David Cohen, Global Chief Media Officer, Universal McCann, Eric Glickman, Creative Director, Y&R and Jeremy Grubaugh, Creative Director, Microsoft Advertising.
And like the last few years, we'll be the Ad Week Committee and Microsoft Advertising will be hosting the always-sold out Microsoft LIVE! This year, we'll be welcoming special guest The Soundclash featuring Lupe Fiasco and DJ Sky Gellaty at Webster Hall Wednesday, October 2 at 9 p.m. Don't have a ticket? Just tweet to win! Follow us on Twitter at @MSAdvertising and tweet to us with the hashtag #MSAadweek to enter to win a pair of VIP tickets or the grand prize – an awesome new tablet running Windows 8. (Be sure to click here for all the great details!) Also be sure to snap a shot of you and your friends at the Swig Social Photo Studio at the event!
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We are thrilled to be part of the Architectural Digest Greenroom at the 2014 Oscars. The Architectural Digest Greenroom, designed by David Rockwell of Rockwell Group, serves as a backstage retreat for the stars. Rockwell did an amazing job of creating a relaxing space with contemporary elegance.
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Q. What affect do you try to achieve with lighting in a space?
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A. My current obsession is the Clarkson Floor Lamp: Absolutely exquisite.Thank you Jon for sharing your insight on lighting with us! We've enjoyed watching your career blossom and look forward to seeing where you take interior design next!
Make sure to visit Mr. Call Designs for more of Jon Call's inspiring interiors.
Gone are the days where everything must match! Once a major faux pas, mixing metals is a huge trend in design that is here to stay for a while.
From your faucet hardware to doorknobs, sconces to pendants – with the right balance mixing metals in a space can give the look of a well-curated room.
Gold and silver accents complement each other perfectly and add an extra element of elegance to a space.
"The details are not the details. They make the design." — Charles Eames
Great design and quality happens when careful attention is given to each and every detail. With our new installment of 'All in the Details', we'll be focusing in on the little touches that create distinction in our lighting fixtures and really make the design.
Try as we might, our website does not do this gorgeous AERIN lamp justice! The Culloden Table Lamp comes in a variety of beautiful finishes, but the Pebbled Aquamarine is unlike anything else. The lamp looks like it was taken straight from a coral reef, with its varying shades of blue and textured exterior. The bumpy surface of this lamp adds a really interesting dynamic to the fixture and the space surrounding it.
The Gannet Table Lamp in Marbled Sienna is another AERIN lamp that looks beautiful on the website, but requires a closer look to see what an amazing design this really is. The warm marbled tones you see in the detail make the design remarkable and easy to pair with any color space.
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If you write 2 characters whose personalities don't mesh together, it doesn't really matter if the animation makes it work if the writing behind it doesn't. It all comes down to whether or not the writing makes it work or not. Good animation is just wasted if they're portraying a bunch of paper thin personalities.


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Messages: Words and Images.
Freedman Gallery, Albright College. Reading, Pennsylvania. 1981.
Frank, Peter.
Self Portraits.
Linda Farris Gallery. Seattle, Washington. 1983.
Jacobs, Joseph.
Contemporary Perspectives 1984.
Sordoni Art Gallery. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. 1984.
Tupitsyn, Margarita.
Sots Art Russian Mock-Heroic Style.
Semaphore Gallery. New York, New York. 1984.
Wollen, Peter, Vitaly Komar and Aleksandr Melamid.
Komar & Melamid: The Fruitmarket Gallery.
Fruitmarket Gallery. Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 1985.
Artists for Artists.
Charles Cowles Gallery. New York, New York. 1986.
Beal, Graham J.
Second Sight: Biennial IV.
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, California. 1986.
Blanchette, Manon.
Resistance or Submission.
Walter Phillips Gallery. Banff, Canada. 1986.
Adcock, Craig.
Nocturnes and Nightmares.
Florida State University Gallery and Museum. Tallahassee, Florida. 1987.
Blau, Douglas.
Curt Marcus Gallery, Kent Fine Art. New York, New York. 1987.
Bradley, Laurel.
Tragic and Timeless Today.
Gallery 400, University of Illinois at Chicago. Chicago, Illinois. 1987.
Contemporary Soviet Art: The Will to Self-Expression in a Conformist Society.
Kennesaw College Art Gallery. Kennesaw, Georgia. January 22-February 22, 1987.
Death Poems.
Moriarty Gallery. Madrid, Spain. October, 1988.
Bohnen, Ulrich.
Neue Gallery, Museum Ludwig. Aachen, West Germany. 1988.
Hunter, Sam.
Object, Symbol & Allegory: Changing Perspectives in Contemporary Representation.
Marlborough Gallery. New York, New York. 1988.
Russians in America.
Organized by Exhibits USA. University of North Texas. Denton, Texas. 1989.
Stendhal Syndrome: The Cure.
Andrea Rosen Gallery. New York, New York. 1990.
After Perestroika.
Irving Galleries. Sydney, Australia. 1991.
Art of Advocacy.
Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art. Ridgefield, Connecticut. 1991.
Black Lights.
The Stedelijk Museum. Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1991.
Tupitsyn, Margarita and Martha Rosler.
After Perestroika: Kitchenmaids or Stateswomen.
Independent Curators Incorporated. New York, New York. 1993.
Altered Egos.
Santa Monica Museum of Art. Santa Monica, California. July 8-September 4, 1994.
Kunst-und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. Bonn, Germany. May 27-October 16, 1994.
Istanbul Biennial. Istanbul, Turkey. 1995.
Tumarkin-Goodman, Susan.
Russian Jewish Artists in a Century of Change 1890-1990.
The Jewish Museum. New York, New York. 1995.
20/20: The Visionary Legend of Doris Chanin Freedman.
Freedman Gallery/Albright College. Reading, Pennsylvania. 1996.
Heroic Painting.
Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. February 3-April 21, 1996.
The Sixth International.
Hawaii Art Gallery. Honolulu, Hawaii. 1997.
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Ludwig Museum. Cologne, Germany. 1997.
Backstein, Joseph and Johanna Kandl.
It�s a Better World.
Wiener Secession. Austria. 1997.
Komar & Melamid: Sch�n-Haslich.
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American Dreams.
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Symbols of the Big Bang.
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Center for Art and Media. Karlsruhe, Germany. 2002.
Berlin-Moskau, Moskau-Berlin 1950-2000.
Nicolai-Berlag Berlin. Berlin, Germany. 2003.
Hayash, Sumi.
Komar and Melamid: Desperately Seeking a Masterpiece.
Kawamura Memorial Museum of Art. Japan. 2003.
Dream Factory Communism.
Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt. Frankfurt, Germany. September 24-January 4, 2003-2004.
Berlin-Moskau, Moskau-Berlin.
Martin-Gropius-Bau. Berlin, Germany. September 28-January 5
(travelled to: State Historical Museum Moscow. Moscow, Russia. March 21-June 15). 2003-2004.
Weinstein, Andrew, ed.
Vitaly Komar: Three-Day Weekend.
The Humanities Gallery, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. New York, New York. 2005.
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BLOOMINGTON – Even before qualifying for the College World Series this past weekend with a sweep of Florida State in their NCAA Super Regional, the Indiana baseball team was making history.
Indiana, a school that has been playing baseball since 1895, had never played host to an NCAA regional, had never appeared in an NCAA Super Regional and had never qualified for the College World Series. This season, IU coach Tracy Smiths team accomplished all of those feats.
Every pitch we make, every hit, every out is really making more history for our baseball program because this is certainly uncharted territory for us, Smith said.
The Hoosiers success was historic not only for Indiana, but for the Big Ten. The conference has not had a team in the College World Series, held annually in Omaha, Neb., since 1984, when a Michigan team led by MLB Hall-of-Famer Barry Larkin qualified.
Smith, said the accomplishment is a large one for all of northern baseball.
People dont understand what teams in northern conferences have to go through to get to this point, Smith said after Sundays win, and Im happy that were able to carry the torch, if you will, for some of the schools in our league to say, You can do this.
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As luck would have it, today's review is of Armored Core 3 Portable, the entirely unnecessary remake of the middling 2002 game. For the most part it was a smooth transition from a console game to handheld release, and the original game's short mission structure makes it easy to play on the go. Unfortunately, it turns out that Armored Core 3 isn't all that memorable of a mech action game, which translates into a painfully dull exercise in repetitive missions and boring battlegrounds.
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"We used to have a lot of problems identifying prisoners, because the FBI's fingerprint systems and ICE's system didn't 'talk' to each other," Duncan said at a lunch recently held by the Council of Independent Business Owners. "We had one couple that was wanted for sexual assault under an alias, but we couldn't identify them, and they got out on bail."
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"Quite frankly, we do get shot at from both sides," Duncan asserted. "We've been criticized by the left side of the issue and [the] Latino advocacy group, because a lot of the people ICE holds in our jail are there for driving offenses: They were driving without documentation, or they failed to appear in court on driving charges and we issued a warrant for their arrest like we would anyone else. Well, if ICE is looking at them, there's probably more there than just a driving issue, even if that's what they're arrested on."
But he also said the department gets a lot of criticism from "the other side too, who want us checking everyone's documents. We simply can't do that. Legally, practically, we can't do it."
Out of the roughly 12,000 people the jail has processed this year, 180 have drawn the attention of ICE.
Duncan also spoke about the county's drug-interdiction efforts, noting that a new two-man unit made up of former State Highway Patrol officers is monitoring Interstates 26 and 40 for drug trafficking.
"They look for tell-tale signs," Duncan said, pointing to several recent high-profile drug seizures, including the largest cocaine bust in the county's history.
When asked by an audience member what signs they look for, Duncan demurred.
"Their methods are legal, tried and true," he replied. "The proof is in the pudding. There's definitely a bit of a sixth-sense aspect to it."
He said that drug seizures — $4 million so far this year — help fund salaries and equipment, including the high-powered rifles Duncan said are necessary to counter drug gangs' increasing firepower.
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Good Morning Scallop Placemats
No longer available
- Product Details
These 100% white cotton duck placemats will enthusiastically welcome you to a new day. The exclamation point, when added to a cup of coffee, will wake you right up.
• 14" h x 20" w
• 100% cotton duck.
• Coordinates with our Scallop Napkins.
• Machine wash.
• Imported.
• Personalization not available.
Standard delivery in 6 to 8 business days. Rush delivery in 2 to 3 days.