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Any-plane slicing is a visualisation technique common to many medical imaging modalities, including 3D ultrasound. The acquired data is resampled on a user-specified plane and rendered, usually after some interpolation, on a standard graphics display. In this paper, we motivate and develop non-planar reslicing for freehand 3D ultrasound: the data is resampled not on a flat plane, but a curved surface, which is then unrolled for display on a flat screen. We show how to implement non-planar reslicing in a sequential manner, so the reslice image can be constructed directly from the raw B-scans and positions, without going through an intermediate voxel array stage. Care is taken to ensure that distances measured along lines in the non-planar reslice image are the same as the distances measured along the corresponding curves in 3D space. The resulting tool has interesting clinical applications, made accessible through an effective Graphical User Interface (GUI), which allows the user to specify the required reslice surface rapidly and intuitively. The GUI, and some of the applications, are illustrated in this paper.
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Mr. Alves, who was 18 at the time, was initially charged with second-degree murder in the killing. Police said then the stabbing occurred when the two teens, who were strangers, became embroiled in a dispute at the corner of Gibb and Simcoe streets on the night of Feb. 4, 2006.
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Western culture is all about the self. So it's hard to be shocked when this mentality trickles down to parents entering their six-year-olds into beauty pageants. Intuition informs many of us that such activities will lead the child to a lifetime of psychotherapy-grade narcissism. I can't find solid evidence of this so I will refrain from making that assumption during the column.
With the handicaps of not being outraged or being able to make claims about ill-health implications, I do want to explore why pageants are wrong to put your child through. But hey, parents are always pushing their kids to play instruments or compete in Little Athletics. If pageants are to cop the protests that they just did in Melbourne, they should at least get a fair comparison to other young age competitions.
Let's take competitive gymnastics. I use this as an analogy because it's a non-team sport, it's judged by a subjective rating system and it involves young girls wearing skimpy clothes and makeup. Aside from being an Olympic sport, gymnastics has the same features and expectations that beauty pageants do. Just in different proportions.
In both competitions the child has a talent to showcase. This involves countless hours of lessons and practice, whether it be enforced by the parents or a self-motivated desire.
In both competitions the child has the potential to receive large scale attention. Worldwide even. This comes with an audience perception ranging from genuine admiration, all the way to sexual objectification. This is said, of course, acknowledging that the scope of these perceptions may indeed vary to a great extent between the sport and beauty comp. I'm just saying that all elements exist in both.
So here's the kicker. The main difference I see between these activities is the culture that surrounds them. Gymnastics is about being an athlete and doing as much as it takes to achieve excellence. Pageantry is about being a construct of conventional glamour and doing whatever it takes to achieve popularity. They also put pressure on a child to construct an identity for showcasing, long before one has had time to develop. They haven't yet grown as individuals or discovered their personality. At least sport doesn't appear to do that so much.
Both competition mentalities are sure to shape a child's view of the world, the human condition and themselves. The shameful truth is that they have the capacity to impede a happy childhood and take emphasis away from letting kids just be kids. What society values, whether it's athletic excellence or the pursuit of glamour, is an unavoidable force on the parenting process. I just hope the best interest of the child's impressionable mind can be at the forefront of any family decision making.
Oh and if child pageants do definitely lead to narcissistic personality disorder then yep, they're immoral to the core.
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I am not a fan of competition full stop. I have steered away from sports that need me to be judged or ranked. Maybe its because i am a saw looser or deep down am just trying to hide my competitiveness. But maybe it is just because i find joy in surfing, skating, bike riding and music. The adrenalin, fun and happiness is all i need to win. And to be honest with you. I can beat myself every time. I find it sad that these children learn that the only way to be happy is to win and then pass it onto there children.
Nice article, are you sitting on brick fence or a picket fence?
I would say that the uproar in Melbourne is more to do with a clash of cultures. US vs AU. Why? Because in the US, pageants are common. They are weekly, fortnightly, monthly events, whatever but they are engrained in their society and nobody gives a shit.
They've never really existed in Australia. But if Débutantes had managed to survive the 1960s (yeah i know they still exist to some extent) then these would probably be common place. Unfortunately, most Australians memories are only as long as the last news article and in this case the mystery of Jonbenet Ramsay's death is the only proceeding article we can relate too. So, not a very good memory, right?
Lets be honest. If the promoter had chosen a venue south of the yarra then there would have been little to no turn out by hire a Mum Mob, that lived around the corner from Northcote Town Hall.
The view is best when starting on the fence. Just provoking thought.
As for pageants being around with no fuss in the states, well female genital mutilation has been practiced in Northeast Africa for decades. Just because one given culture accepts it doesn't make it right. My point is that the well being of the child should take preference over social norms or acceptability.
No. It really depends on what school of thought you take your parenting skills from. Do you nurture your child's talents as they appear or do you decide to what they will be good at and drive their focus towards that based on your preference.
The social norm WILL normally dictate this in Western culture and you're kidding yourself if you think otherwise. Nobody has a problem with Ballet, Calisthenics or even Gymnastics. The relation too each is thinly based at best.
The fact is, Girls like Pink and play with Barbies, Boys like Blue and play with Trucks.
Firstly, girls and boys only like those things after socialisation. There is no evidence to support that they are born that way.
Cordellia Fine has written extensively on the matter: http://bit.ly/mXIeGd
And before 1940, boys wore pink and girls wore blue: http://bit.ly/eDOeYg
It's a social thing, not an innate one. That should be kept in mind when we view the types of environments kids are given to express their talents.
The culture of a pageant is hugely different to the culture of sport or music. Either way I'm just saying we have to be mindful of how all these activities affect development. We should support enriching experiences. That's all.
My problem with this is not the competitive aspect. Competition is one of the key principles of developed and democratic society. Competition naturally exists (though it's certainly not a level playing field thanks to privilege and disadvantage) and we choose people above others all the time - politicians and political parties, job applicants, friends, partners.
My issue here is the merit of what these young girls are taught about what it is to be female. These beauty pageants demonstrate that appearance (along a thinly veiled set of singer/model/actress feminine skills and rehearsed sugar-sweet answers to boring questions) is more important than any other thing. It shows that it is socially valuable, and actually imperative for females to be ladylike, and attractive and flawlessly female, rather than smart and brave and valued for their thoughts and accomplishments.
It like the condensed concentrated version of the multi-billion dollar beauty industry that consistently assaults women telling them that they aren't happy unless they are hot. But it's worse, because it's little girls who strive for this unattainable ideal, and their minds are vulnerable and always absorbing information.
I'm concerned about the culture of US style beauty pageants mostly because they represent everything that's shitty about people in general. Enforced rules of what constitutes beauty, femininity, good behaviour etc... when its all just bullshit wrapped up in a big covering of crap. I would much prefer to see parents stop interfering in their kid's personality development and passing on their ridiculous ego-driven inane ideas. The best thing about being a kid, was we didn't have overblown egos - that shit all came later - so if I was going to argue what's bad about pagaents it would be the less kids are forced to be like adults the better. At least let them screw up in their own good time an enjoy being icky little beasts for as long as they can.
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Saturday's tragic massacre in Arizona -- which left Rep. Gabrielle Giffords critically wounded and six people dead, including a 9-year-old girl -- has sent ripples of grief and anger across the country.
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Four years ago President Reagan signed a bill authorizing creation of the National Park of American Samoa, the first in the U.S. National Park system to protect a tropical rain forest and the first to protect critical habitat of declining Pacific island flying foxes [BATS, Winter 1988]. This landmark legislation was made possible through intensive efforts by Bat Conservation International, its members and friends, and Samoan conservationists.
However, legislation is only one of several steps in creating a new national park. Since Samoan law prohibits sale of communally owned land, the next step was for the National Park Service (NPS) to negotiate with the traditional high chiefs, who represent the village land owners, which parts of the islands to include in the park.
The hope is to have units on three islands, preserving unique wildlife habitat ranging from coral reefs to lowland rain forest and mountaintop cloud forest. With the isolation and habitat diversity of these South Pacific islands, they support many plants and animals found nowhere else in the world. Their two threatened flying fox species are primary pollinators and seed dispersers and are therefore of special concern to BCI.
Progress was recently made when the NPS proposed that the traditional high chiefs and other Samoan officials be invited to Hawaii to see several national parks and monuments in operation so that they could better understand park objectives. Bryan Harry, the NPS Pacific Area director, Doug Couillard, the new park's superintendent, and Gary Barbano, the national park planner for the Pacific Area, invited BCI to co-sponsor these important meetings, which took place in August of this year.
Twenty-one Samoan high chiefs and government representatives, the most influential delegation ever to leave Samoa, flew to Hawaii for a four-day visit. A generous grant to BCI from The Chapman Foundation, helped by a special fare from Hawaiian Airlines, enabled them to come. The East-West Center in Honolulu and the National Park Service provided additional funding.
BCI was represented at the meetings by Chairman of the Board Verne Read, Merlin Tuttle, George Chester, and Donna Hensley. Dr. Paul Cox, a Brigham Young University botanist and BCI member, provided essential assistance as translator for the chiefs. Cox was one of the original initiators of the park project, along with Verne and Marion Read, and Merlin Tuttle.
During the Samoans' visit, their Hawaiian hosts gave them a true royal welcome with traditional ceremonies and feasts. Through several days of touring sites on the islands of Hawaii and Oahu, the chiefs were able to see firsthand how parks can protect wildlife and preserve cultural heritage, as
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The third step in establishing the park is completing an appraisal of the over 8,000 proposed acres. It must then be accepted and approved by local Samoan authorities and the NPS for a 50-year lease of the land. Following this, planning for the park and visitors can proceed. BCI is now working to assist with these processes.


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SILVER SPRING, Md., Jan. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Discovery Communications is pleased to announce the extension of President and CEO David Zaslav's employment contract through the end of the decade.
"David has done a superb job. He built a strong management team that has expanded the company's reach and relevance, increased its market share domestically and around the world, and created a bigger, stronger portfolio of brands. We look forward to working with David to do more of the same over the next six years," said Discovery Director John Malone, Chairman of Liberty Media Corporation and Liberty Global, Inc.
Since joining Discovery as CEO in January 2007, Zaslav and his management team have overseen a broad global expansion at the company by doubling the total number of Discovery networks around the world from 100 to nearly 200, growing global cumulative subscribers over 50% to 2.2 billion, and completing the company's largest acquisition of SBS Nordics in 2013. Discovery's channels are now distributed in more than 220 countries making it the number one international pay-TV programmer in the world.
"David has done a terrific job over the past seven years. This long-term commitment is equity-based, and continues to align David's performance with the company's growth and the ongoing creation of shareholder value. We are excited that David and his first-rate management team will continue driving growth across Discovery's global assets for the remainder of the decade," said Discovery Director Robert Miron.
In 2008, Discovery Communications became a fully public company and since that time its total market capitalization has increased from $6 billion to over $30 billion currently. Over this period, the company's overall profits have tripled, U.S. market share has grown from 5% to over 10%, and the company has launched a number of new network brands including Investigation Discovery (ID), Velocity, Destination America, and OWN, a joint venture with Oprah Winfrey.
"Securing David for the next six years recognizes his value to the enterprise, and provides continuity, strong leadership, and his trademark high energy to Discovery for many years to come," said John Hendricks, Founder and Chairman of Discovery Communications.
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Frontier Edge is a supplement for the western-fantasy RPG, Fifth Wheel-BoWM. Frontier Edge focuses on a strip of land that separates the civilized folk of West Marque from the not-so-civilized folk of the Eastern Range.
The Fifth Wheel (the Book of West Marque) is a western-fantasy RPG. In it, you play a Fifth Wheel, a lawman's lawman.
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The third phase of the Structured Dialogue cycle on the "Participation of young people in democratic life" focused on "Youth participation and social inclusion".
From 11 to 12 September 2012, over 100 youth delegates (from current and aspiring EU countries, the European Youth Forum and international youth NGOs) got together with senior officials from national youth groups in Nicosia, Cyprus, to discuss how youth participation can promote the social inclusion of young people.
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This is a video featuring the latest advancement in DARPA's humanoid robots: the ability to navigate stairs. They already know how to push elevator buttons, so basically they can go anywhere they want now. That's why there aren't any stairs in my house -- only fireman's poles. Granted I'm too weak to climb them and haven't been upstairs in over a year, but they do double as stripper poles. *wink* ...Maybe you didn't notice, but I just winked at you. *wink* Dammit, that's your cue to floss a dollar in my buttcrack -- DO IT NOW.
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Scientists at Harvard University have created a cyborg tissue consisting of lab-grown flesh embedded with nano-wires that has the same "sensing" properties as human skin. This is all going to end very poorly. Probably with an army of cyborgs that look human. 'Ultimately, thi... / Continue →
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This is The Hornster, an $8,000 bicycle with a 178-decibel Airchime KH3A train horn attached powered by a SCUBA tank. For reference, 140db can cause permanent hearing damage, and the average shotgun blast is around 170db. Not cool. You honk at me with this thing and 1. I'll ... / Continue →


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Stratos Boats Unveils "2X Double Your Winnings" Contingency ProgramMURFREESBORO, Tenn. (April 16, 2008) – Capitalizing on the enormous popularity of team tournaments across the country, Stratos Boats recently announced the new 2X Double Your Winnings contingency program. Designed to reward Stratos owners with serious cash, the program will run from April 15 to December 31, 2008 and will double first-place tournament winnings from any qualified tournament, up to $10,000.
With no signup fee or membership dues to pay, the Stratos 2X Double Your Winnings program is available to owners of any 2007-2009 model Stratos boat and makes no restrictions on individual models or motor pairings. In fact, with the Stratos Boats 2X Double Your Winnings program, anglers simply fill out an affidavit within 30 days of a first-place finish in a qualified tournament and Stratos Boats will double the winnings by matching the first place prize, no matter how many qualified tournaments an angler might win in a year.
For more information on the Stratos Boats 2X Double Your Winnings contingency program, or to find a list of qualified tournaments and download a copy of the affidavit, go to www.stratosboats.com.
Support Sought For Angler-Friendly MPA ProposalAlexandria, VA—Sportfishing's trade association, the American Sportfishing Association (ASA), and the Partnership for Sustainable Oceans (PSO), are asking anglers around the country for help in supporting Proposal 2XA, as the preferred alternative when California considers the establishment of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) along its North Central Coast.
MPAs are marine reserves that are closed to recreational fishing, and have been the source of great friction among government officials, conservationists and sportfishermen in other areas where they've been established, including elsewhere in California.
Proposal 2XA, according to PSO and ASA, is designed to enhance local fisheries populations, most specifically groundfish (rockfish) and roundfish (lingcod, cabezone, greenling), the very species that will benefit most from MPAs. Yet, it calls for them to be placed in areas where they will have the least impact on recreational anglers.
The Marine Resources Protection Plan, which the PSO originally proposed in October 2007, is the foundation of Proposal 2XA. The proposal strategically establishes MPAs to achieve broad-based conservation of marine resources while minimizing unnecessary closures to recreational fishing, thus ensuring that sustainable recreational activities will be available to the public now and into the future. A Blue Ribbon Task Force, formed under California's Marine Life Protection Act, will meet April 22 and 23 to vote on which proposal to forward to the California Fish and Game Commission (FGC) as the "preferred alternative." Both the ASA and PSO are asking anglers to send a letter to the Blue Ribbon Task Force , asking its members to endorse Proposal 2XA and forward the proposal to the FGC.
Lowrance Announces Free Digital Map OfferTulsa, Okla. – Lowrance, a world-leading brand in marine electronics since 1957 and GPS navigational systems since 1992, announced today a limited-time, free digital-map promotion. Individuals who purchase a color Lowrance LMS sonar/chartplotter combo or 5" color GlobalMap® chartplotter from an authorized Lowrance dealer between April 10th and July 7th, 2008 will have a choice of a free plug-and-play Lowrance Fishing Hot Spots® PRO or Lowrance LakeMaster® ProMaps mapcard, or a Lowrance NauticPath™ USA coastal chartcard — redeemable with a mail-in coupon and proof of purchase. A $99 product value, mapcards and chartcards appeal to both inland and offshore boaters, and offer rich detail to help maximize the functionality of their Lowrance systems and get the most out of every boating excursion. "With wide coverage areas and detailed contour information, our maps are the perfect complement to our LMS and GlobalMap lines," said Gordon Sprouse, director of marketing, Lowrance. "This offer provides significant savings to our customers and gives them a free gift they can really use." Lowrance LMS sonar/chartplotter combos and color GlobalMap chartplotters are available at authorized Lowrance dealers and distributors throughout the United States and Canada. The free digital map mail-in coupon is available upon request at participating retailers or online at www.lowrance.com. For more information on this limited-time, digital-map promotion, the LMS and GlobalMap products, or the entire line of Lowrance marine electronics, please visit www.lowrance.com or call toll-free 1.800.324.1356 in the USA or 1.800.661.3983 in Canada.
Mann's pro sets all-time 4-day weight record and wins $100,000Eufaula, AL – Paul Elias shattered the records books with his win at the Bassmaster Elite Series Falcon Lake, Texas tournament. When the scales stopped Paul's 4-day total weight was an astonishing 132 pounds 8 ounces for 20 bass—just over a 6-½ pound average per fish. The weight eclipsed Steve Kennedy's prior record of 122 pounds 14 ounces from California's Clear Lake in 2007, a record that many thought would never be broken.
Elias is best known as a deep-structure crankbaiting specialist. True to form, he caught the majority of his key fish on a Mann's 20+ crankbait and back-up Carolina-rigged 12-inch watermelon-red Jelly Worm.
"I had the best day on the water that I've had in 32 years of tournament fishing," said the 56-year-old, Laurel, Miss., resident. "'Ol Homer', my nickname for the 20+ that I used is actually a color (chartreuse with green tiger stripes) that Mann's custom painted for me in the late 80's. This particular color has never been a regular item or appeared in Mann's catalogs, but it has always been one of my go-to baits for big fish."
RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (Friday, April 4, 2008) - True to the spring break spirit, there is one group of college students that has been spending its get-away time on the water, but doing so in bass boats instead of in the stereotype beach party setting.
The group is college anglers and they have been busy taking full advantage of recent spring tournaments being held especially for them. The latest event was the Arkansas Tech University College Bass Invitational held last weekend on nearby Lake Dardanelle. It was filmed by Careco Multimedia and will air this fall as part of the BoatU.S. National Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship (NCBFC) series on the Fox College Sports network.
With 89 anglers, representing 19 schools and involving a total of 46 teams, it turned out to be one of the largest college tournaments held to date in the young but rapidly growing sport of collegiate bass fishing. While many of the participants were from Arkansas and surrounding states, several teams also traveled farther including the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Purdue, Alabama, Nebraska, Eastern Kentucky and Murray State, also from Kentucky.
The success by nearly all of the teams over the two-day event, held on a Friday and Saturday, served as proof that these college students were here for the competition and not a big spring break party.
The Northwestern State University (La.) team of Jeff Rich and Nathan Fields finished top of the class with an impressive total weight of 37.24 pounds for 10 bass. The second place Murray State team of Dan Langhorn and Don Winters also weighed a five fish limit on both days for a total of 35.06 pounds.
"This was an awesome tournament," said Fields after the win. "Recent rains had the water high and muddy, but we found some really good fish. We caught 20 or so on red Rat-L-Traps the first day, including three in the 4-5 pound range. On the second day, a cold front hit with high winds and rain that kind of messed things up. We made a long run as our time was running out and ended up catching three big fish, including a 6.3 pounder, in 22 minutes on V&M tubes and jigs, before having to rush to weigh-in."
Rounding out the top five spots were, 3rd place - Purdue's (Ind.) Aaron McAlexander and Alex Lowe with 34.82 pounds, 4th place - Stephen F. Austin's (Texas) Kendall Wieczyk and Ben Newsom with 31.8 pounds, and 5th place - Arkansas Tech's Chris McKinney and Joey Potts with 31.19 pounds. Each of the top 26 teams had final weights of more than 10 pounds.
While the competition is more about the school rivalries and warming up for the national championship later in the year, there were some prizes earned by the top finishing clubs and anglers. First place was awarded a check for nearly $600 to take back to its club, and second and third place also won cash prizes. Merchandise awards were items from Abu Garcia rods and reels, Berkley line, Sperry Top-Sider sport shoes, Costa Del Mar sunglasses and others.
The final roster of participating schools and the number of teams from each included: Arkansas Tech with six, University of Arkansas with six, Ouachita Baptist University (Ark.) with three, Stepen F. Austin with four, Northwestern State University (La.) with two, University of Louisiana - Lafayette with one, Murray State (Ky.) with three, Eastern Kentucky with two, Purdue with three, Wabash College (Ind.) with one, Alabama with three, Kansas State with three, Pittsburgh State (Kan.) with one, Drury University (Mo.) with one, University of Illinois with one, Nebraska with one, Wisconsin-Whitewater with one and Oklahoma with one.
In this and most college bass fishing formats, a "team" consists of two persons fishing from the same boat. One angler can fish alone when circumstances affect a partner's participation, pending approval by the tournament director.
"This was our third annual event and each year they just get bigger and better," said Christy Austin, an adjunct instructor at Arkansas Tech and the faculty advisor to the school's fishing club. "We're fortunate to have so many people that believe in the program and work hard to make it a success, including this year's club president Joey Potts."
Robert Chandler, executive producer of the NCBFC for Fox College Sports, said, "The amazing response from Arkansas Tech has shown the nation the unbelievable level that college fishing has achieved with Fox College Sports' unwavering support to take college fishing to the next level."
Another spring collegiate tournament was also recently held on Lake Belton in Texas to coincide with that state's spring break schedule for many of its universities. It, too, was well attended. Winning at Belton was the Texas A&M team of Justin Rackley and Kenny Stuart.
"Both the Arkansas and Texas spring tournaments were wonderful events with lots of support from the respective communities and public," said Mike Hastings, representing Careco Multimedia. "Even the mayor of Russellville really got into all the excitement while attending registration, and came back for the take-offs and weigh-ins on both days. College bass fishing is fun stuff for everyone concerned."
Many of the same teams from the Arkansas and Texas events will also compete in the 2008 NCBFC scheduled for this fall on Texas' Lake Lewisville. The NCBFC is made possible by support from BoatU.S., BoatU.S. Angler, Cabela's, Ranger Boats, Yamaha, Garmin, Costa Del Mar, Pioneer Beef Jerky, Abu Garcia, Berkley, Fenwick, Anglers' Legacy, Stearns, EGO Nets, Sebile, American Rodsmiths, Aviva Fishin' Buddy, Biosonix, Bill Lewis Lures, Gene Larew Lures, Nemire Lures, Sperry Top-Sider, Power Pole, City of Lewisville, Sneaky Pete's Marina and Fox College Sports.
For more information about college bass fishing and other upcoming regional tournaments, visit www.collegiatebasschampionship.com.
Twenty-five fish daily limit takes effect July 1 in Lake Erie waters west of Huron COLUMBUS, OH - Lake Erie anglers fishing in Ohio waters west of Huron will face a reduction this summer in the daily bag limit for yellow perch, following action by the Ohio Wildlife Council on Wednesday. Beginning July 1, the daily bag limit for yellow perch will drop from 30 to 25 fish per angler, but only in waters west of Huron. The daily bag limit will remain at 30 fish per angler in Ohio waters from Huron eastward, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. In additional action, the wildlife council: 1) Approved a reduction in the statewide daily bag limit for muskellunge from two fish to one fish. 2) Allowed access to several lakes owned by the Division of Wildlife to motorboats greater than 10 horsepower as long as they operate at idle speed. These lakes include Knox Lake in Knox County, Lake La Su An in Williams County, Oxbow Lake in Defiance County, and Rupert Lake in Vinton County. 3) Allowed 10-horsepower motors on Greenfield Lake and Rockmill Lake in Fairfield County, and Zepernick Lake in Columbiana County.


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A Japanese classic by acclaimed director Akira Kurosawa, Rashomon tells the story of a murdered samurai through four different points of view; each story revealing a different version of events. The witnesses: a woodcutter, a bandit, the samurai's wife, and the dead samurai himself, all have a story to tell, but how do we know which one is telling the truth? Please join us for a special screening of this masterpiece of world cinema. Japanese, subtitled in English. Running time: 88 min.; NR.
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Even if you don't use Internet Explorer, problems with its installation can cause the following issues with Yahoo Messenger:
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When vandals knocked the lyre from the Music statue on St. Armands Circle earlier this year, the statue got her stringed instrument back with funds from the Save Our Statues (SOS) program. But after another incident of vandalism July 16, "Music," one of the "Seven Virtues of Sarasota" statues on St. Armands Circle, might have to wait a while to get both her lyre replaced.
According to a Sarasota Police Department incident report, about 10:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 20, Officer Donzia Franklin was on bicycle patrol when she noticed that the arm and lyre had been broken from the Music statue, located in the east quadrant of the Circle. A passerby told Franklin that he or she witnessed the statue being vandalized over the weekend. Franklin then transported the broken pieces to the home of SOS Chairman Ed Pinto for repair.
SOS generated more than $150,000 in private donations after Pinto unveiled the plan to restore St. Armands statues in 2007, along with a $3,500-a-year pledge from the city of Sarasota for maintenance.
John Ringling's historic statues were restored, and 21 new statues, including the "Seven Virtues of Sarasota" statues, were erected in early 2008, marking the completion of the project.
Bill Rex, first vice president of the St. Armands Residents Association, estimates that vandalism has cost the association $5,000 of SOS funds over the past two years. SOS currently has approximately $500 left in its account; Rex said it could cost up to $5,000 to repair the statue.
"This current incident is just another incident," he said. "They typically happen over the weekend with partiers and revelers out on the Circle."
In the last two years, the group has paid for a new foot for the Apollo statue, after it was broken off by a Circle-goer, and a new hand for Christopher Columbus, who had been missing the appendage for more than five years. And when vandals knocked over two statues, Pinto arranged for them to receive stronger bases.
Rex said that ongoing incidents of vandalism make maintenance of the statues difficult. He said that residents could, eventually, personally pay to fix the Music statue.
"The momentum isn't in the project," he said. "I think 'Music' is going to sit there for a while."
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ONTARIO, Calif. — Office Star Products has entered into a licensing agreement with Bassett Furniture Inds. to produce a line of ready-to-assemble furniture under a new sub-brand, INSPIRED by Bassett.
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Scientific Name: | Licania fasciculata |
Species Authority: | Prance |
Red List Category & Criteria: | Endangered A1ac ver 2.3 |
Year Published: | 1998 |
Date Assessed: | 1998-01-01 |
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Range Description: | Occurs in two neighbouring areas. One, in Santa Rita, Colón, the other in Kunayala Indigenous Reserve. The Kunayala area consists of a very small subpopulation. There is a considerable area of relatively unexplored forest and other subpopulations possibly exist. |
Countries: | Native: Panama |
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Habitat and Ecology: | A species of lowland semi-evergreen rainforest. |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Major Threat(s): | The Colón area has experienced an influx of people in recent years, which has resulted in almost complete loss of the forest. |
Citation: | Mitré, M. 1998. Licania fasciculata. In: IUCN 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. <www.iucnredlist.org>. Downloaded on 10 March 2014. |
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Vol. XXIII, no. 2 THE THOMAS J. GARLAND LIBRARY Winter 2012-2013
Library Hours:
Greeneville Campus
Semester Hours |
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Regular Hours*
Martin Luther King Day |
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Spring 2013 Block Break and Holiday Hours
Martin Luther King Holiday
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Friday, March 8, 2013 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
Easter Holiday Thursday, March 28, 2013 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Block 7 Break Thursday, April 11, 2013 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Block 8 Break and End of Spring Semester Wednesday, May 8, 2013 8:00 a.m. - 8:00p.m. |
New Book/DVD Recommendations 2012-2013:
Faculty wishing to recommend new titles for the print circulating collections of the Greeneville or Knoxville libraries may do so at any time. In order that they might be entered into the institutional approval process, suggestions may be sent to the library director email@example.com by e-mail (with complete pricing and bibliographic information) or sent online employing the form located on the library's home page: http://library.tusculum.edu/facpurchaserecommend.html
Occasionally, faculty will be sent lists of possible titles for acquisition seeking input or support. We rely on faculty to make all recommendations and additional participation would be helpful. Thanks in advance for joining in.
The Special Programming calendar of the Thomas J. Garland has been launched in a third season. A number of events have been or will be hosted at the main campus facility and we hope there will continue to be wide attendance by people from the Tusculum and Greeneville communities. Several programs are under development, but events on the calendar to date include:
Fall Semester Programming Events:
The Thomas J. Garland Library at Tusculum College hosted the annual display of textbooks under consideration for adoption for the upcoming year by local schools. The display was sponsored by the Tennessee Textbook Commission. The public was invited to stop by the library during regular operating hours to review the items and make recommendations. A concluding reception was held from 3:00-5:00p.m. on Tuesday, September 25, 2012.
Haints and Boogers: Part 4: Elmer is Here!
2010 Haints and Boogers. Photo Courtesy College Communications
For the fourth year, members of the library staff presented the program "Haints and Boogers: Ghosts and Spirits at Tusculum College and in Upper East Tennessee" in the Library's Information Commons (reference room) on Tuesday evening, October 30 at 6 p.m. Stories that rainy and blustery night concerned paranormal activities on campus and in the surrounding community. Refreshments followed, provided by the librarians who cooked up ghoulish grub for snacking.
Children's Story Hour 1:
The cats were on the prowl on the Tusculum College campus on Thursday November 29, 6-7 p.m., as the Thomas J. Garland Library hosted its Fall story hour. Ten children and sixteen of their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and library staff enjoyed the book, "Kitten's First Full Moon," written by popular children's author Kevin Henkes. After the children had their faces painted like furry felines, the story was read by Tusculum student, Kallie Smith, who also played a fun game of kitten says with the cool "cats." There was also craft making, laughter and yummy snacks. A variety of photos from the program have been posted on the library website http://library.tusculum.edu/garlandlibrarystoryhour112012.htm.
Lessons and Carols:
The lobby of Thomas J. Garland Library was the scene for the annual Christmas tradition, the festival of Lessons and Carols, on Wednesday morning, December 5, beginning at 11:30 a.m.. Readings and carols were offered under the direction of Mark Stokes, Director of Religious Life, Church and Community Relations.
Spring Programming Events:
The spring special events programming schedule remains a work in progress. So far, we anticipate these presentations.
Classical Guitar Recital. A program of classical guitar music will be presented by Reference Librarian Charles Tunstall, our noted guitar artist and instructional librarian. Refreshments will follow the Thursday, January 31 performance, which begins at 6 p.m. in Garland Library.
Children's Story Hour 2 will be presented in February. Readings and project will again be a highlight, along with refreshments.
Route 66. A fresh program by the sweet sounds of Route 66 will be presented in the Garland Library lobby by Marsha Griffith and Amy Saxonmeyer . The entire community anticipates this annual musical treat.
Cookin' the Books
In a new departure, the library will hold a contest during the month for the best baked desert dish prepared by a student, a faculty/staff member, and any member of the Greene County community (professional and amateur) wishing to participate. Tasting by attendees and voting for the three category winners will occur in the library at a yummy date to be determined. Watch for further news after Christmas.
E-Book Publishing
Ever wonder how a Tusculum College community member could publish their own e-book, similar to the titles in the library's e-book collections? Advice is now freely available from E-Junkie.Info, a blog for small business and e-commerce. Here is a link to their page which explains the process and how to obtain a free e-book on how to create e-books http://www.e-junkie.info/2012/11/publishing-your-first-ebook-free-ebook.html.
Staff News:
Library Director Jack Smith will be the speaker at the Greeneville Exchange Club on January 15 at Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He will offer a new insight on the Civil War career of Confederate general John Hunt Morgan.
Monthly Statistics:
In every number of the Reel & Page published through the school year, we provide our most recent usage statistics, occasionally catching up for months unavailable (lag time for the latest is usually a month or so). Comparison figures between the current school year and that preceding are published in either the April issue or a special May issue. The 2011-12 comparison is in the May 2012 special edition, found at http://library.tusculum.edu/archivesrnp/reelnpageMayextra2012.htm .
Use Statistics (October 2012):
Greeneville |
Knoxville |
Physical Use |
In House Patrons |
6147 |
1,926 |
Days Open |
29 |
27 |
Average Daily Attendance |
211.97 |
71.33 |
Circulation |
Books |
158 |
7 |
Periodicals |
na |
0 |
Reserves |
0 |
47 |
Media |
14 |
26 |
Ebooks |
netlibrary 1145 |
G-K e-bks combined |
Reference |
In House |
218 |
127 |
Phone |
40 |
DE 7 Residential 0 |
22 |
263 |
189 |
Library Instruction Sessions |
5 |
8 |
Residential |
8 |
Website (library only) Visits: 3,837; Subscription database searches (total): 80,832; Total electronic visits to the Thomas J. Garland Library : 84,669. Inhouse computer logins by community patrons (Greeneville campus): 47
Interlibrary Loans:
Greeneville to Knoxville, 1; Knoxville to Greeneville, 2; via OCLC from other libraries for both campuses, 13; Books by mail,0.
Use Statistics (November 2012):
Greeneville |
Knoxville |
Physical Use |
In House Patrons |
4,050 |
1,461 |
Days Open |
24 |
22 |
Average Daily Attendance |
168.75 |
66.41 |
Circulation |
Books |
109 |
17 |
Periodicals |
na |
4 |
Reserves |
0 |
52 |
Media |
31 |
1 |
Ebooks |
netlibrary 1,239 |
G-K e-bks combined |
Reference |
In House |
413 |
99 |
Phone |
24 |
DE 4 Residential 1 |
6 |
513 |
129 |
Library Instruction Sessions |
3 |
6 |
Residential |
8 |
Website (library only) Visits: 3,617; Subscription database searches (total): 90,229; Total electronic visits to the Thomas J. Garland Library : 93,846. Inhouse computer logins by community patrons (Greeneville campus): 41.
Interlibrary Loans:
Greeneville to Knoxville, 1; Knoxville to Greeneville, 0; via OCLC from other libraries for both campuses, 13; Books by mail,0.


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Florida Atlantic University [FAU] in Boca Raton, FL, will host this weekend's MLL match-up between the Hamilton Nationals (5-2), and the Rochester Rattlers (3-4). Both teams are coming off a loss from last week, and will look to turn things around as the League enters the second half of the season.
This will be the 6th all-time meeting between the two franchises, with Hamilton holding a commanding 4-1 advantage in the series. Last season, the two teams split their meetings, each taking a win at their home field. Hamilton got the first on June 9, defeating the Rattlers 17-8, fueled by an eight goal production in the second quarter. Two weeks later Rochester rallied to take down the Nationals 17-10, behind a six point performance by Player of the Game Jordan MacIntosh.
The Rattlers will hope for a similar outcome as they enter their third, and final destination game this season. The team is 1-1 in neutral site games so far this year, and averaging 15 points in those match-ups. Rochester has lost their past two road games, most recently giving up a 13-11 decision to the Ohio Machine last weekend.
The trouble has come mostly in the offensive end as Rochester is ranked sixth in the League with 10.57 goals per game. Goaltender John Galloway is the bright spot, boasting an average of 21.33 saves over the last three outings. The defense will need to limit shots though, as Galloway is seeing nearly 30 per game.
Hamilton enters the weekend on a two game slide after starting the season 5-0. The game in Boca Raton will be their fifth consecutive trip away from Ron Joyce Stadium. After missing Brett Queener and Brodie Merrill in their 12-10 loss to New York last weekend, the two veterans should be back.
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