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Is The Kick a Glimpse into the Future of Lighting?
At CineGear 2012, there were some interesting developments in lighting, particularly Kino Flo's Celeb LED Panel, which allows for 5 customizable color temperature presets ranging from 2700K to 5500K. But aside from that, the features of the Celeb and the other lights shown at the expo were pretty much what one would expect from a typical studio light: a color temperature ranging somewhere between tungsten and daylight, dimmable bulbs, and either soft light panels or harder lights in the form of adjustable fresnel fixtures. But what if there was a studio light that more fully took advantage of the low heat, low power draw, and color changing abilities of LED's? It might look something like The Kick:
The Kick might be useful as a camera mounted light, providing that the release version has color temperature presets in addition to the color picker. But beyond this there are some very interesting concepts here that could apply to studio lights of the future:
Wireless control of an entire light kit
LED's can operate at temperatures that are cool enough to make it feasible to include additional electronics to enable control via WiFi. This means no more DMX control boxes (although including a back-up dimmer on the fixture would probably be smart). Ostensibly, everything from light color and intensity to fresnel focus and barn doors could be controlled from a smart phone or a tablet.
Standard color temperature switching and the end of gels
Having an LED kit that could change from 3200K to 5600K to any color of the rainbow means you would only need one set of lights for interiors and exteriors and there would no longer be any need to carry around gels.
Selectively turning off bulbs to shape light
This wasn't something that was mentioned in the video, but as long as we're controlling light parameters, why not have the ability to selectively shut off or dim specific LED's to shape the light output? I don't think this would necessarily eliminate the need for additional grip equipment, but you could make some significant adjustments quickly before you even reach for a scrim or a flag.
Better integration with composited footage and variable light sources
As demonstrated in the video, this would be great for a campfire scene. In addition to your main camera, you could have a second camera trained on the fire which streams data on light color and intensity to an LED fixture that is providing additional illumination to your subject. Better yet, let's say you shot some background footage to be composited with footage of an actor against a green screen. You could stream the data from the footage you already shot to the lights illuminating your subject, and if there was an added ability to assign multiple cursors to different lights or to animate the cursor over time, you could easily integrate light changes in different parts of a background scene with your green-screened subject, making for a much more convincing composite shot.
What do you think? Is The Kick a sign of things to come in the world of lighting? Does the prototype look like it's shaping up to be a good candidate for a camera mounted light?
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Peter on 06.12.12 @ 11:15AM
I'm sure lighting animation will replace camera movement as the indie effect du jour when these ship and get cheap and easy.
The ARRI C7 series of lights do pretty much the same tricks. Admittedly, they cost about $2500 each, and are just a smidge bigger , but otherwise the same thing; plus, they have output that equals 1K, so lots of power to work with.
Are variLEDs the direction of the future? Of course.
Gel manufacturers need to find a new product line, and fast!
Justin Minich on 06.12.12 @ 3:58PM
Cool! I didn't know about the Arri L7-C (it even has upgradable firmware). Now they just need to add wireless control and release an app. I keeping hoping LED prices will come down to a level that doesn't hurt my wallet so much, but I might be an old man before that happens. :-)
Guy McLoughlin on 06.14.12 @ 4:51PM
>>> I keeping hoping LED prices will come down to a level that doesn't hurt my wallet so much
Flolight MicroBeam 1024 High Powered Video Light (5600K) : Equal to 1000 watts Tungsten : $800 at B&H Photo
Jeroen on 06.12.12 @ 12:21PM
I see the need for remote controlled lighting, and that's definitely a plus here with a simple app connecting your light to a smart phone or tablet. But to emulate camp fire through a simulated lighting effect based on some 'fire footage'? Nice for some giggles, but ineffective in any professional environment. The presentation video is funny and insightful to the possibilities of the future, but we could see some purple light coming from that 'camp fire video'. No DP will want to create effects like that I'm sure. But great stuff overall.
Justin Minich on 06.12.12 @ 4:04PM
I noticed the purple light too. But with a higher quality camera/codec it *might* be possible.
Tony on 06.12.12 @ 2:46PM
If that gets picked up and perfected by the big guys it could change things a lot
Interesting developments and fascinating suggestions for further such. Thanks!
canon on 06.12.12 @ 7:17PM
Awesome. I think we should encourage this type of initiative…
c.d.embrey on 06.12.12 @ 7:56PM
Do you really think that this will replicate lightning for a low-budget movie, using actors instead of toys ??? Or fire-light around a campfire ???
" With the Kick you can stream any light you want from any video you choose, for use in your own video production."
Amazing, If the kick could be so versatile, we all don't need to learn more lighting skills. I like the lighting effect in this film, so the kick automaticly adjust the effect for me! So crazy.
c.d.embrey: Yes you are right that there are limitations to the Kick Light. Replicating a fire from one Kick might be a stretch but you can control multiple lights from one iPhone simultaneously. We only have 'toys' demo'd so far because we have been working hard on launching the product. We have the technology down, so who's to say a more powerful version isn't on our plans (o;
Check out the project in more detail over on Kickstarter
This is one of the coolest inventions I have seen in a long time. I personally think that it will change the way small productions light scenes. The ease of applying the fire lighting to a subject says a lot about what this product is now and where it can go in the future. My only question is does it work with Android too? Can't wait til this comes out or they set a price point I would definitely pick one up.
Guy McLoughlin on 06.14.12 @ 4:53PM
What's the power output?
I imagine it's going to be equal to a 10 watt Tungsten lamp.
Eduardo on 12.16.13 @ 12:40PM
I would like to see some test shots with ISO/f-stop information. The device seems pretty cool, but is it powerful enough for something serious? Will I have to use high ISO and spoil my work with noise?
Ricky on 06.15.12 @ 11:00AM
There really is NO big future in lighting. Lighting will always be the same. You may think all these LED systems are the "new thing", but take it from someone whose stepped into multi million dollar sets, we still use those 30 year old tungsten lights.
I think the only big recent change has been kino flo and HMIs (and even then those are still pretty old already). I don't see myself purchasing ANY led lighting fixtures in the near future, or ever.
Its a cool gadget sure, but id hate to call it the glimpse into the "future of lighting"
Daniel Mimura on 06.18.12 @ 11:53PM
Yeah, tungsten is still the best. I hate LED's. CRI doesn't mean much if you're gelling the lights or are in a mixed light situation. LED's aren't full spectrum, so you get all kinds of weird color casts. Martian skin tones… I can't stand them…
…and other than litepanels, I don't trust any other brand to be flicker-free. As batteries drain, the refresh rate changes…I have yet to see one that will just shut off instead. If you can ever see the flicker with your eye, you know it's no good, and that's always been the case (excluding litepanels).
I have yet to see any brand (including litepanels) actually publish ballast (or whatever they're called in LED's) refresh rates. Litepanels have been proven to be flicker free with high speed work, and small shutters, but that can't be said for any other LEDs out there that I know of.
The Kick is designed to be flicker free. The refresh rate of the Kick is 25kHz and the refresh rate does not vary under any power condition.
Morten, Rift Labs
Daniel Mimura on 06.19.12 @ 7:02PM
Cool, thanks for pointing that out, for putting it in writing…unlike every other brand. Perhaps if more makers were willing to be specific like that, perhaps it will help LED avoid the bad rap it gets (from naysayers like me!).


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First of all ı have to say ı m a new developer about javaME. I developed a s60 3rd application and ı wanna use it with nokia n8. it is simple application but it s not working on n8. it has just a few forms , timer , commands and canvas. it s really simple. I tried it with N8 remote device on http://rda.cellulardata.com/devices . it s working there but it doesnt work in my N8. where can the problem be ? what should I do ? I can send my projects.
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The living room is open and spacious, with ocean views everywhere! The kitchen is open as well, with
a long bar, great for entertaining or just appreciating the white capped waves roll in. The open
dining room also is set to have gorgeous scenery on all sides and makes for a perfect site for either
a romantic dinner for two or a family dinner where everyone gets a spectacular view all around.
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Sarah Bartlett 813 641-7374
condo rental amenities
Heated pool
Childrens' pool
Direct ocean front access
Television with cable in the second bedroom
Large screen television with cable in living room
Washer and dryer located on each floor
Complete supply of linens, towels, kitchen utensils.
Full kitchen
Garage with automatic door opener
Large, full length balcony
Locked and secure building
Panoramic views
activities and attractions in Daytona Beach Shores Atlantic Coast Central
Minutes away from International Speedway and the Daytona Speedway, the Boardwalk, Ponce Inlet and
Lighthouse, Main Street, Ocean Side Mall, golfing and the LPGA.
Direct access to all beach activities, including swimming, surfing, biking, etc.
Short walk to fishing pier
Close to shopping and commercial areas
Less than one hour to all attractions, including as Disney, Universal, Cape Canaveral Space Center, Sea
World,and Historic St. Augustine.
vacation rental rates
12+ Month Rental $1800- Per Month
6+ Month Rental $2000- Per Month
1 Month Rental $2500 - Per Month during Speed Week (Jan), Daytona 500 (Feb), Bike Weeks(Feb,March,
July) Biketoberfest (Oct)
1 Month Rental $2200- April, June, August, September, October November and December.
Prices are negotiable depending on length of stay.
Minimum 1 month rental.
Sarah Bartlett 813 641-7374
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Police hope surveillance photos can help the public identify three men who kidnapped a 70-year-old woman in her southwest suburban driveway Monday night.
Around 10 p.m. the victim pulled into her driveway in the 8200 block of Chestnut Drive in Frankfort Square when she was called over to a gray sedan parked two driveways down with three men inside, Will County Sheriff's police said.
One of the men inside the sedan took out a handgun and told the woman to get in the backseat, while another man took her keys to drive her vehicle.
The two men drove around with the victim and tried using her ATM card, Deputy Chief Ken Kaupas said. After about an hour, the victim was released unharmed near I-57 and 167th St. She walked to a gas station in Country Club Hills where she reported the crime to police. Her vehicle was later found by police.
Kaupas said around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday the three suspects used her credit card at Wal-Mart in Crestwood and investigators retrieved surveillance footage that shows them leaving the store.
Neighbors say the woman who lives alone is now staying with relatives until she feels safe enough to return. The quiet community remains on edge.
"She seems nice and quiet and usually by self," one neighbor said. "The thing in concerned about it is a quiet neighborhood and if someone is targeting us vulnerable people that's unfortunate."
Police believe the suspects targeted the woman because she appeared vulnerable and they may have known that she lived alone. The suspects said to be in their early to mid-20's.
Anyone with information is asked to call police at 815-727-8574 or anonymously call CrimeStoppers at 800-323-6734.
The Sun-Times Media Wire contributed to this report.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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MOOERS — Construction of a new Mooers Free Library building continues to be postponed as a committee explores sites for it.
Three are under consideration, according to Mooers Fire Department President Jeff Menard.
The first one is on Maple Street, just south St. Joseph's Parish; the second is on School Street, across from Mooers Elementary School; and the third is across from L&M Convenience Store on Route 11.
"I'm glad that they (the town) have kind of seen the light," Menard said.
The town was previously considering building the new library on the property where the fire station/town office complex sits at 2508 Route 11.
There's not enough room for a library there, Menard said, and less space could become a safety issue since emergency vehicles need plenty of room to come and go.
The town hasn't officially ruled out that location yet. However, "they seem to be on board with our three choices of alternate properties," he said.
All three properties, each of which covers at least an acre, would be donated to the town for the specific purpose of becoming the site of the next library, he said.
"All of these (properties) are contingent upon a library being built there; they're not being donated outright to the town," said Library Director Jackie Madison, who has been attending the meetings of the Town Council's Library Committee.
While the location near the church has the most space — as much as 3 acres — it belongs to the parish and approval must be obtained from the state and Diocese of Ogdensburg before construction could begin, Madison said.
Dr. Wayne Evans has offered about an acre next to his home on School Street; it is on the back side of an empty lot left when a home on Route 11 burned in a fire, she said.


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Winter Special Starting @ $119/nt Fern Tree Hideaway in Volcano
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Mauna Loa Estates
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 714 - $ 834 / week
vacation rental description
As you walk down our secluded fern lined path, enjoy the sounds of
the rainforest that surrounds you. Our tucked away cottage is family
owned and operated. We have preserved the beautiful natural
landscaping and take personal pride in making sure you have a
wonderful stay.Decorated with original art by local artists and
filled with charm and warmth, we know your every need will be met.
Enjoy cooking in our spacious, fully equipped Bistro style kitchen,
or order in and go straight for the jacuzzi bathtub in its own
private bathhouse. Watch a movie while cuddled up in the
comfortable living room. Enjoy a peaceful nights sleep in our
super cozy beds. In the morning awake to the sounds of the local
birds as they play in the surrounding fern forest. Have your coffee
on one of our three lanais (decks) while you decide on which
adventure to do for the day.
Our cottage lends itself to anyone looking for a truly peaceful,
relaxing getaway. Whether its finishing that novel, sketching,
playing guitar in the morning sun, enjoying the sounds of the forest
with a glass of wine, or simply doing nothing, our cottage is
definitely for you!
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Last modified on 07-23-2014 at 3:30 PM.
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Kristen Dennis 808-896-1669
cottage rental amenities
Covered car park, additional parking off street.
wi-fi, cable, dvd/cd player with a large selection of dvds and
cds.Ipod charging dock with speakers
Electric fireplace,high-quality, high thread count bedding, down alternative bed toppers.
Complementary coffee, cocoa, teas, popcorn,
Fully equipped kitchen, microwave, espresso/coffee maker, etc.
Fresh flowers,Coffee table books, novels, guide books, maps, games.
Three covered lanais (decks). Largest lanai has large propane B.B.Q
Jacuzzi bath tub in its own separate bath house.
Bath oils, soaps, lotions, blow dryer, beach towels, umbrella, boogie
flashlights, day cooler, thermos,ironing board and iron,baby gate, pack and play.
activities and attractions in Volcano The Big Island
Hiking,waterfalls,spelunking,golf,wine tasting,art
,horseback riding,bird watching,camping,mountain
vacation rental rates
Special of $119 a night Minimum stay 2 nights.Stay six nights and 7th night is free Additional people over the first two are $5 each. There is $59 cleaning fee and 13.45% g.e and t.a tax.
Please email for current specials!!
Sleeps 4 people. One King bed, one Queen
bed. Sleeping accommodations for additional people can be made.
(six people max)
50% of total stay due upon booking.Balance due
upon arrival.
For deposits being held with Checks,travelers checks or money order,
deposit must be received within 8 days after booking to hold
reservation. Balance can be collected in cash, check etc. upon
Cancellations received one week or less prior to arrival date will
forfeit deposit. Any other cancellations will receive 50% back of
their total deposit.
Kristen Dennis 808-896-1669
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Top things to do in Volcano
- Volcano Hikes
- Golf Course
- Winery
- Farmers Market
- Thomas A.Jaggar Museum
Top things to do on a budget
- Hike Thurston Lava Tube
- Wine Taste / Volcano Winery
- Thomas A.Jaggar Museum
- Kilauea iki Trail
- Crater Rim Drive
Top things to do with a family
- Kilauea iki Trail
- Richardson Ocean Park
- Wai'anuenue(Rainbow Falls)
- Akaka Falls
- Panaewa Zoo
Kristen Dennis , owner


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Nicaragua: Revolution, Transformation, and Civil Society
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Students on the SIT Nicaragua program live with two different homestay families — one in Managua and another in a rural area of Nicaragua.
Homestays provide students with new friendships and a local identity, as the host families typically become their families for these periods. Homestays offer students the unique opportunity to take knowledge from lectures and readings to the dinner table, as students engage their families in discussions about the topics they are studying. Living with a family also gives students an authentic and more intimate place in which to practice and refine their Spanish language skills.
Host families range widely in size, and family members can vary in age and personality. Each semester, host families typically include nuclear families, single working moms, and multiple generational homes. The ability to meet a wide cross-section of Nicaraguan families also permits a more diverse and complex look at Nicaraguan society; as they experience two very different homestays, students' understanding of Nicaraguan life expands tremendously.
Managua (seven weeks)
Students live with homestay families in the Colonia Máximo Jérez neighborhood in Managua for seven weeks. Máximo is a working-class neighborhood centrally located in the city. It was also the community where many supporters of the Sandinista Revolution lived during the 1980s and is the subject of several ethnographies written by US scholars. During his visit to Nicaragua in 1987, Salmon Rushdie stayed in Máximo Jérez where he wrote The Jaguar Smiles.
Rural Homestay in Matagalpa (one week)
In this extremely impoverished area, students experience a different facet of Nicaragua. They stay with campesino families, many of whom benefited from the National Literacy Campaign and the Sandinista Agrarian Reform. This time in rural Nicaragua is a window through which to see the impact of the war of the 1980s and current economic and political realities, as well as the site of many talleres de poesia (poetry workshops). In some communities in the area, families own their own parcels of land; in other cases, they are farm workers for larger agricultural producers, primarily coffee producers. Struggles due to the lack of infrastructure and social services present challenges for these families.
The opportunity to engage with youth in this setting permits students to compare and contrast the program's core issues in two very distinct sites. Opportunities for engaging in poetry workshops and other forms of expression vary among the communities in Matagalpa.
Meet the homestay mothers in Managua
"Greetings! We are 20 women who live with our families in Colonia Máximo Jérez, a neighborhood of Managua where you will have your homestay. We have a great deal of experience hosting university students from the United States in our homes."
"Hola, somos 20 mujeres que vivimos con nuestras familias en la Colonia Máximo Jérez, contamos con gran experiencia brindando atención a muchachas y muchachos de las universidades de Estados Unidos."
Duration: 15 weeks
Program Base: Managua
Language Study: Spanish
Prerequisites: 3 semesters Spanish Read more...
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Abbotsford completes sweep of Silver and Black with 3-0 shutout win.
The start of the Boston - Detroit series highlights tonight's action.
Clemmensen shutout salvaged two points for the Silver and Black this weekend.
The Rampage posted their first win of 2014 against Abbotsford before dropping an overtime decision to the visiting Heat.
The Rampage start off 2014 with a whimper as the club suffers a weekend sweep at the hands of the Oklahoma City Barons.
The Rampage drop a shootout decision at home to Iowa before getting swept by the Heat in Abbotsford.
Markstrom led the Rampage to a shootout win over OKC on Friday, but the Barons rebounded to take Saturday's return match.
The Rampage post weekend home wins over Oklahoma City and Milwaukee after only coming up with a single point in Abbotsford; drop yesterday's road game against the Barons.
Jacob Markstrom powers the Rampage for four points in a back-to-back series against the Western Conference top seeded team.
A new milestone is reached, but San Antonio still struggling mightily to find a victory.
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A completed online application including essay and non-refundable $35 application fee
(Students will be able to submit their payment online in the final step of the application process.)
Essay question options:
- Some students have a background or story that is so central to their identity that they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
- Recount an incident or time when you experienced failure. How did it affect you, and what lessons did you learn?
- Reflect on a time when you challenged a belief or idea. What prompted you to act? Would you make the same decision again?
- Describe a place or environment where you are perfectly content. What do you do or experience there, and why is it meaningful to you?
- Discuss an accomplishment or event, formal or informal, that marked your transition from childhood to adulthood within your culture, community, or family.
Official Transcript
All applicants are required to submit their official high school transcripts to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
High School Applicant: Have your most recent and/or final transcript sent by your school
GED Applicant: Have an official copy of your GED test results (including your scores) sent from the testing agency. Certificates of GED completion are not accepted.
Home School Applicant: Have an official copy of your home school transcript sent from a state-recognized home school.
How to Submit Transcripts
Transcripts must be official documents from a student's high school, college, or university. Students may submit transcripts:
- by electronic submission, if available at their institution
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Letter of Recommendation
At least one letter of recommendation is required to complete your application. A letter of recommendation should be completed by your instructor, counselor, advisor, or other individual who can speak to your ability to succeed at college-level work in a rigorous arts and media curriculum.
How to Submit Recommendation Letters
Recommendations must be submitted to Columbia by the recommender of your choosing. If you are using Columbia's online application, there is a feature that will send an email request for a letter of recommendation on your behalf to your recommender. Your recommender may then submit your letter online.
Your recommender may also choose to submit a recommendation by mail, fax, or email using the submission information below. If helpful to you, we have provided a recommendation form that you may download here. The Common Application also provides a similar form.
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ACT or SAT scores are not required for admission to Columbia College Chicago. However, these tests results are valuable to Columbia's Admissions Review Committee during a holistic review of an applicant's preparedness for college-level work. In many cases ACT and SAT scores may be used as an alternative to the College's placement tests.
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If you have taken the ACT or SAT, and your scores are not on your high school transcript, please arrange to have your test results forwarded separately to the Admissions Office. Score reports should be requested through the testing agency. To request your ACT score report, visit www.actstudent.org/scores/send/ and use Columbia College's ACT School Code (1002). To request your SAT score report, visit sat.collegeboard.org/scores/send-sat-scores and use Columbia College's SAT School Code (1135).
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Today, the Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments in the second challenge to affirmative action this decade. In the case of Fisher vs. Univ. of Texas, the constitutionality of racial preferences in admissions decisions by public universities will be decided. The plaintiff in the case, Abigail Fisher, is a 22 year-old, white female who was denied admission to the University of Texas and later sued the university, claiming her race was held against her.
Only nine years ago, the Court ruled in Grutter v. Bollinger that race could be considered in admissions, but only as a portion of a "holistic review" that helped the university advance its academic and social mission. This morning, university attorneys cited similar arguments, asserting that the admittance of minority students with a range of backgrounds benefits the intellectual life of all students.
But the primary architect of Grutter v. Bollinger, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, retired from the bench in 2006, and her replacement, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., seems more doubtful of race-conscious remedies.
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This Fall, the Supreme Court will weigh in on the admissions policy adopted by the University of Texas. At question is whether colleges and universities will continue providing equal opportunity for qualified students of color or return to segregated college campuses where Black students are denied equal access. You can help SCOTUS make the right decision by signing on to an amicus brief, from high school and college students, that will be submitted to the court on August 13th.More »
Capitalizing on LeBron James' heightened visibility during the much-hyped NBA finals — which is enjoying its highest ratings in eight years — State Farm is heavily promoting an eye-catching public service announcement featuring the celebrity spokesman. The ad graphically illustrates the devastating effects of a stunted education on a young Black man's life prospects, then reassures us: "State Farm and LeBron are helping kids graduate."
But if State Farm cares so much about our kids, why is it still funding the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)?More »
The National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA) announced Monday that it will not renew its membership in the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), the right-wing lobbying group responsible for ghostwriting discriminatory voter ID laws and a host of other controversial legislation.
NACSA and more than a dozen major corporations have announced that they've dropped ALEC since ColorOfChange members began demanding that companies stop funding voter suppression. The education group's statement reads:More »
In just three days, more than 30,000 ColorOfChange members joined our campaign to protect Pell grants. The bill that finally passed Congress wasn't perfect: it reduced the number of semesters students can receive funding. But the maximum award was preserved, and current recipients will still be eligible for the grant. The ColorOfChange community helped prevent $900 million in cuts.More »
Last Friday, we launched a campaign demanding that Congress fully fund Pell Grants, the leading college assistance program for low-income students. Nearly 30,000 ColorOfChange members have already signed the petition, urging their representatives to reject attempts by the House Appropriations Committee to cut $3.6 billion from the program's budget, effectively ending Pell for as many as 1 million students.More »
New York City's Panel for Education Policy (previously known as the school board) is not exactly Wells Fargo or Bank of America. But on October 25th, Occupy Wall Street protestors left their downtown encampments to confront the PEP at a public forum. For much of the movement, toppling unjust financial practices and predatory banks has been the chief goal. But as Occupy efforts grow, participants are picking new targets and new messages — all in a quest to demand democracy where it appears to be sorely lacking.More »


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Three sisters saved just in time after they were swept out to sea
Three sisters rescued after they were swept out sea in Norfolk have prompted warnings from coastguards about the dangers of tidal currents.
The girls were seen clinging to a buoy at Brancaster yesterday afternoon. Two of them lost their grip, unable to hold on any longer.
They were plucked from the water, just in time, by a hovercraft rescue crew.


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By DAVID VANTRESS
After a hard-fought, come-from-behind 17-14 victory at home over BYU Saturday night, it's on to a much-anticipated matchup with No. 8 Oklahoma for the No. 5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
The Irish (7-0) travel to Norman next Saturday night for a prime-time contest against the Sooners (5-1).
But on Saturday night, Kelly wanted his team to take a moment to savor a gut-check win — something he said he didn't see when the team came into the locker room after the game.
"I think the thing that was concerning for me the most is when our guys came in, and I didn't sense a great feeling after winning a tough, tough football game. And that's a team that won 10 games last year," Kelly said. That's a bracket buster team in basketball parlance, that's a darned good football team. Our kids hung in there and won the football game."
The Irish are finding ways to win games when they aren't playing at their best — something Kelly sees as a major step forward for his team.
"I want them to know, that, listen, you can't win games by 28 and 30 points," Kelly said.
"You need to find ways to win. That's who we are. There's a lot of teams around the country that have made their programs on winning 7 6 and 13 7. It's just who we are; embrace who we are, I guess is what I'm saying. We just keep fighting, keep playing and we'll find a way to win."
Rushing game excels
Senior running back Theo Riddick (143 yards) ran for more yards against BYU than any other running back this season.
His 143 yards are the most by a Cougar opponent since John White of Utah had 174 on Sept. 17, 2011.
Patience was the key to his big day, Riddick said.
"It showed out there. I think we all took advantage today," Riddick said.
"We were fortunate today to have great success running the ball and do what we had to do to get a victory."
The Irish racked up 270 yards on the ground against the BYU defense, which came into the contest third in the country against the run (68 yards per game).
Senior running back Cierre Wood also cracked the century mark, with 18 carries for 114 yards.
Halftime adjustments made all the difference for the Irish, Wood said.
"We knew going into it that we were going to be the more physical team," Wood said. "We were shooting ourselves in the foot in the first half. Everyone knew it and everyone was on the same page. In the second half we made the adjustments and got it done."
Defense moves on
BYU's second-quarter TD on Saturday broke a streak of 17 straight quarters without an offensive TD given up by the Irish defense.
But graduate defensive end Kapron Lewis-Moore said since the team won, losing the streak was no big deal.
"You've got to believe in the system, and everyone does believe in the system," Lewis-Moore said.
"Everybody is 100 percent in. I mean, people are going to get their points in, you just got to stick together. We've got great leadership on the sidelines, and we just stuck together and got the win."


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Police have located a missing elderly man from Elyria.
Thomas K. Parker was located safe and sound on I-71 near Columbus this afternoon.
Parker, 90, was last seen on Bell Avenue Wednesday around 7:30 p.m. Parker suffers from memory loss.
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Click here to e-mail Master Trooper Joe Veeneman
2011 September Activity for Post 8
Date of News Release: 10/04/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- Kentucky State Police at Post 8 Morehead announce the final traffic and criminal activity report for September 2011. During September Post 8 personnel issued 1710 total citations. Of those citations, 27 were for DUI, 230 were for Speeding, 105 for No Seat Belt, and 16 for Child Restraint. In addition, there were 2, 050 Vehicle Inspections and 264 Courtesy Notices issued. Post 8 also investigated 72 Traffic Collisions. Of those collisions, none were fatal. Post 8 personnel also investigated 1,281 Complaints. A total of 107 Criminal Cases were opened and a total of 246 Criminal Arrests were made for the month of September 2011. A total of 36 Programs were conducted.


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33 U.S. Code § 420 - Piers and cribs on Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers
The owners of sawmills on the Mississippi River and the Saint Croix River in the States of Wisconsin and Minnesota are authorized and empowered under the direction of the Secretary of the Army, to construct piers or cribs in front of their mill property on the banks of the river, for the protection of their mills and rafts against damage by floods and ice: Provided, however, That the piers or cribs so constructed shall not interfere with or obstruct the navigation of the river. And in case any pier or crib constructed under authority of this section shall at any time, and for any cause, be found to obstruct the navigation of the river, the Government expressly reserves the right to remove or direct the removal of it, at the cost and expense of the owners thereof.
Source(R.S. § 5254; May 1, 1882, ch. 112, 22 Stat. 52; July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, § 205(a),61 Stat. 501.)
R.S. § 5254 derived from act Mar. 3, 1873, ch. 278, 17 Stat. 606.
1882—Act May 1, 1882, inserted reference to Saint Croix River in the States of Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Change of Name
Department of War designated Department of the Army and title of Secretary of War changed to Secretary of the Army by section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, 61 Stat. 501. Section 205(a) of act July 26, 1947, was repealed by section 53 of act Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 641. Section 1 of act Aug. 10, 1956, enacted "Title 10, Armed Forces" which in sections 3010 to 3013 continued Department of the Army under administrative supervision of Secretary of the Army.
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Functions, powers, and duties of Secretary of the Army and other offices and officers of Department of the Army under section 401 of this title to extent that they relate generally to location and clearances of bridges and causeways in navigable waters of United States transferred to and vested in Secretary of Transportation by Pub. L. 89–670, § 6(g)(6)(A),Oct. 15, 1966, 80 Stat. 941, which created Department of Transportation. Pub. L. 97–449amended section 401 of this title to reflect transfer made by section 6(g)(6)(A) ofPub. L. 89–670, and repealed section 6 (g)(6)(A).
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Leo is a Treeing Mountain Feist! Many people ask us if he is a Miniature Pinscher, however he is not even related to the breed! The breed is not AKC but is NKC because they are used for hunting mostly! Our Leo doesn't hunt but if he did he would hunt Squirrels, rabbits and other rodents! I have also learned through research that the bread is not new and has been around since Abraham Lincoln's presidency! The breed being mentioned in the poem the "the bear hunt" by Abraham Lincoln! I have herd from Feist breeders that many presidents have owned Feist as well. They even mention them in the diary of George Washington! Interesting enough they are also mentioned in "go down moses" by William Faulkner. This friendly, protective and hunting dog comes in many colors from white, tan, reddish brown and the black and tan that we have! I think Leo is the cutest and even if not picked he's number one to us in our family!
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There is winning at ALL cost...and then there is winning at NO Cost
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Draw your navel toward your spine to engage your core and to avoid straining your lower back. Keeping your torso parallel to the floor, lower your right forearm to the mat and then the left, coming into elbow plank. Then step your right hand back onto the mat, and then the left, pushing yourself back up to plank position. Try to avoid swaying the torso from side to side. Repeat for a total of 10 reps and then reverse the direction for another 10 reps. Check out this video to see how it's done. 1 / 6 Elevated Lunge What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This lunge variation really works your butt and thighs: Begin by placing the top of your left foot on a sturdy chair, keeping your right leg straight. Bend your right knee, engage your left glute, and lower your pelvis toward the ground. Your right foot should be out far enough so that when you lower your hips, your knee stays directly over your ankle. Straighten your right leg and rise back up to the starting position. This is one rep. Complete two sets of 10 reps on each leg. Source: Megan Wolfe Photography at J+K Fitness Studio 2 / 6 Lying Tricep Extension What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Give your legs a break with this move that targets triceps to banish flabby arms. Grab a set of dumbbells (pick a size that will fatigue your arms after 20 reps) and start by lying on your back. With one dumbbell in each hand, raise your arms so they are above your chest, making sure your elbows are straight but not locked. Slowly lower both arms toward your head, bending your elbows at 90 degrees as the dumbbells reach the mat. Aim to lower your dumbbells so they are on either side of your head, elbows bent and pressing in toward your head. Lift arms back up to starting position. This is one rep. Do 20 reps. Source: Megan Wolfe Photography at J+K Fitness Studio 3 / 6 Toe-Touch Crunch What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Elevate your heart rate and work your abs again with the toe crunch. Lie on your back and reach your arms behind you, pointing your legs toward the ceiling (see inset). Swing your arms toward the ceiling; as you do, lift your head and shoulder off the ground and touch your toes, while lifting your pelvis slightly off the ground so your toes move toward your fingers. If your neck tires, place one hand behind your head. Do two sets of 10. Source: Megan Wolfe Photography at J+K Fitness Studio 4 / 6 Squat What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Squats are one of the most effective lower-body exercises. Stand with your head facing forward and your chest held up and out. Place your feet shoulder-width apart or slightly wider. Extend your hands straight out in front of you to help keep your balance. Sit back and down like you're sitting into an imaginary chair. Keep your head facing forward as your upper body bends forward a bit. Rather than allowing your back to round, let your lower back arch slightly as you descend. Lower down so your thighs are as parallel to the floor as possible, with your knees over your ankles. Press your weight back into your heels. Keep your body tight and push through your heels to bring yourself back to the starting position. Do 20 squats. Source: Megan Wolfe Photography at J+K Fitness Studio 6 / 6 Overhead Press What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 End with a controlled arm move that works your biceps and triceps. Start with two dumbbells at a weight you can safely lift over your head for eight to 12 reps (err on the safe side and start with lighter weights until you know which weight is right for you for this exercise). Stand with your feet hip-distance apart and pick up the weights, holding the dumbbells so your palms are face down. Lift up your weights until they are at your shoulders, palms facing forward, with elbows bent at a 90-degree angle. Raise your arms until elbows are extended, moving weights until they almost touch above your head (see picture at left). 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January 2008 Programs at Brooklyn Public Library
This year, make a resolution to get out more… and head to Brooklyn Public Library (BPL)! We're ringing in the New Year with great programs and events: mind-expanding lectures, enlightening author talks and exciting performances. From Martin Luther King, Jr. Day events to one-man bands, it's all happening at BPL during the month of January. Read on for more information.
The following adult programs will be held in Central Library's new state-of-the-art Dr. S. Stevan Dweck Center for Contemporary Culture at Grand Army Plaza unless otherwise noted. For directions please call 718.230.2100 or visit www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org.
Author Talks and Book Discussions
New York Times Series: Disease in a World Without Boundaries
Times science reporter Denise Grady and Dr. Daniel W. Fitzgerald of Weill Cornell Medical College discuss the mobility of microbes.
Saturday, January 12, 4 PM
Russian Literary Series: Alexander Genis
Literary critic and essayist Genis's early books introduced the strange customs of the United States to Russian émigrés. In Russian.
Sunday, January 20, 1:30 PM
Author Talk: Elias Khoury
Lebanese-born author Khoury reads from his latest novel Yalo, a coming-of-age novel set in Beirut during Lebanon's civil war.
Sunday, January 20, 4 PM
Book Discussion: Water for Elephants
Discuss Sara Gruen's bestselling novel of romance, intrigue and circus history.
Thursday, January 24, 2 PM
Central Library, Second Floor Meeting Room, Grand Army Plaza, 718.230.2100
Author Talk: District Attorney Charles Hynes
Longtime Brooklyn District Attorney Hynes reads from Triple Homicide, his debut novel about corruption in the NYPD.
Sunday, January 27, 1:30 PM
Africa, Europe, America: Exploring the Cultural Connections
Director Kate Whoriskey, Artistic Director Jeffrey Horowitz and actors from the Theatre for a New Audience discuss their production of Biyi Bandele's adaptation of Aphra Behn's Oroonoko.
Sunday, January 27, 4 PM
Diversity of Devotion: Celebrating New York's Spiritual Harmony
Curated by Jenny Jozwiak, this community photo documentary responds to the global religious tensions that have intensified in the wake of 9/11.
January 15 – April 19, 2008
Central Library, Grand Army Plaza, Grand Lobby, 718.230.2100
Science Piction & Gardening with Children
Artist and illustrator Sam Tomasello combines art and science in this exhibition of her works.
January 15 – April 19, 2008
Central Library, Grand Army Plaza, Youth Wing, 718.230.2100
Brooklyn Beats
See the photographs of Al Pereira, one of the pioneering photographers of hip-hop's golden age in Brooklyn.
January 1 – March 1, 2008
Coney Island Library, 1901 Mermaid Avenue, 718.265.3220
Jaime Jiménez celebrates creativity through photographs of traditional toys and games in the Dominican Republic.
January 1 – March 1, 2008
Williamsburgh Library, Art Gallery, 240 Division Avenue, 718.302.3485
3 Mo' Tenors
This group brings the house down with performances of opera, Broadway, jazz, gospel, soul, spirituals and blues music.
Sunday, January 13, 1:30 PM
The BPL Chamber Players
World-renowned harpsichordist Kenneth Cooper and flutist Susan Rotholz offer a wide range of repertoire centered on the G Minor and B Minor flute sonatas of Johann Sebastian Bach.
Sunday, January 13, 4 PM
Rick Shaw: The One Man Band
Tuesday, January 15, 1:30 PM
New Utrecht Library, 1743 86th Street, 718.236.4086
Vocalist Ruby Collins
Collins sings from the heart with classics by Sam Cooke, Dinah Washington and Roberta Flack, and offers original songs on love and life.
Saturday, January 19, 7 PM
Friday Night at the Movies: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
An alcoholic ex-football player reunites with his terminally ill father, jogging a host of memories and revelations. Not Rated
Friday, January 11, 6 PM
Friday Night at the Movies: Breakfast at Tiffany's
This iconic film starring Audrey Hepburn is based on Truman Capote's 1958 novel. Not Rated
Friday, January 18, 6 PM
Friday Night at the Movies: The Color Purple
Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover and Oprah Winfrey star in this Oscar-nominated adaptation of Alice Walker's 1983 novel. Rated PG-13
Friday, January 25, 6 PM
Silent Film Series: Slapstick!
Four shorts with Charlie Chaplin, Mabel Norman and Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, including The Cook and Behind the Screen. Featuring live piano accompaniment by Stuart Oderman.
Saturday, January 26, 1 PM
AfroPop: Welcome to Nollywood
A look at the hustle and bustle of the quickly growing Nigerian movie industry, the third largest film producer in the world. Followed by discussion with a scholar.
Saturday, January 26, 4 PM
Teen Programs
Salsa Dance Workshop
Tuesdays, January 15 & 29, 4 PM
Cypress Hills Library, 1197 Sutter Avenue, 718.277.6004
How to Find Free Money for College
Learn about great websites for scholarships, grants and more!
Thursday, January 17, 3:30 PM
Flatlands Library, 2065 Flatbush Avenue, 718.253.4409
Essay Contest: Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.
For more information, please see your librarian or call the number below.
Thursday, January 17, 4 PM
Cypress Hills Library, 1197 Sutter Avenue, 718.277.6004
Young Dreamers
Young people use various art forms to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
Saturday, January 19, 1 PM
Central Library, Second Floor Meeting Room, Grand Army Plaza, 718.230.2100
Blog It!
Join us for a fun, hands-on workshop on how to start a blog.
Wednesday, January 23, 4 PM
New Utrecht Library, 1743 86th Street, 718.236.4086
Rhythm & Rhyme Poetry Workshop
Tuesdays, 3:30 PM
New Lots Library, 665 New Lots Avenue, 718.649.0311
Kids' Programs
Brooklyn Children's Museum On-The-Go
Experience the museum's traveling collection at your library!
Saturday, January 5, 12 PM
Brownsville Library, 61 Glenmore Avenue, 718.498.9721
Saturday, January 19, 12 PM
Brower Park Library, 725 St. Marks Avenue, 718.773.7208
Saturday, January 19, 1:30 PM
Flatbush Library, 22 Linden Boulevard, 718.856.0813
Saturday, January 19, 2 PM
Crown Heights Library, 560 New York Avenue, 718.773.1180
Art Club
Make a dream collage.
Saturday, January 5, 1 PM
Central Library, Youth Wing, Grand Army Plaza, 718.230.2100
Read Aloud for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Thursday, January 17, 3:15 PM
Dyker Library, 8202 13th Avenue, 718.748.6261
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Arts & Crafts
Friday, January 18, 3 PM
Eastern Parkway Library, 1044 Eastern Parkway, 718.953.4225
Hamlin with the Flexitoons
In an updated version of the timeless tale The Pied Piper, Hamlin features a colorful troupe of Flexitoon puppets and marionettes.
Saturday, January 19, 1 PM
Central Library, Dr. S. Stevan Dweck Center for Contemporary Culture, Grand Army Plaza, 718.230.2100
Knitting Circle
Work on current or new projects with others. Ages 9-18.
Thursdays, 5PM
Central Library, Youth Wing, Grand Army Plaza, 718.230.2100
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The year 2004 marks the bicentennial of Lewis and Clark's expedition. But modern-day explorers have already begun retracing the steps of this dynamic duo as they charted their way west.
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Do you have a pair of old eyeglasses or sunglasses lying around the house? Well, rather than letting them collect dust or get lost in that kitchen junk drawer, one Lemon Grove business is asking you donate them to a good cause.
Conrad Lemon Grove Mortuary is hosting its second annual eyeglass and prescription sunglasses drive during the month of March to benefit those in other countries who need them.
They're working in conjunction with the La Mesa Lions Club, who will hand the glasses off to Lions in Sight, an organization that recycles the glasses "to the needy and low-income citizens in economically disadvantaged countries."
"Conrad Lemon Grove Mortuary and the La Mesa Lions Club is answering [Helen] Keller's plea to become 'knights of the blind in this crusade against darkness' by placing an eyeglass collection box in our mortuary lobby this month," Grant Conrad said in an event announcement on Patch.
The inaugural drive, hosted last last year, brought in 160 pairs of glasses.
The glasses must be in good condition, and not in need of any repairs. Prescription glasses and sunglasses are both welcome.
Conrad Lemon Grove Mortuary is located at 7387 Broadway, and the lobby will be open Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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