text: Foods That Bring Luck in the New Year 6 Lucky (and Healthy) Foods For the New Year by Michele Foley 12/31/11 1 Reactions 121 Shares Print 40 30 51 0 0 Food has always played a pivotal role in shaping culture, and many great traditions are based around its symbolism. New Year's Eve is no exception; throughout the world, specific foods are eaten because they are believed to bring good luck and fortune to the eater. Given that a lot of these lucky foods are good for you, it already seems like a winning situation. Here are a few ideas of what you should be chowing down on, come NYE. Source: Flickr User yajico Cod and Herring What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cod and herring are commonly eaten at the stroke of midnight in Scandinavia, Poland, and Italy for good luck and to ensure a bountiful catch for fishermen in the upcoming year. Fish is always a great choice for a meal, and cod and herring are great sources of protein, omega-3s, and vitamin B6. Source: Flickr User stu spivack 1 / 6 Noodles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In many Asian cultures, noodles are eaten as a symbol of long life. The only catch is that you have to eat the noodles without breaking any of them. Soba noodles are especially popular in Japan leading up to the New Year. Trainer Harley Pasternak is a fan of the buckwheat treat because it's "high in protein, selenium, and zinc and [because they] are gluten free." Source: Flickr User yajico 2 / 6 Legumes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beans are a popular choice worldwide when it comes to good luck: in the South it's traditional to eat black-eyed peas on New Year's Day; a tradition that dates back to the Civil War. People believe that black-eyed peas represent coins and bring economic fortune in the New Year. For extra luck, a dime is thrown into the cooking pot, and whoever ends up with it on their dish is said to receive the best luck of the year. Black-eyed peas make a great protein replacement for meat and are high in potassium, iron, and fiber. Need inspiration? Check out YumSugar's recipe for Lower Alabama caviar Source: Flickr User citymama 3 / 6 Cooked Greens What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Greens like collards, kale, chard, and broccoli rabe are another New's Year staple in the South. Since the deep green leaves look like crumpled money when cooked, people believe that eating the dish will bring them financial luck. Dark leafy greens are a great source of nutrition: they're low in calories, packed with vitamin A, and are also a good source of fiber. Source: Flickr User Laurel Fan 4 / 6 Grapes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Instead of drinking champagne at midnight, eat grapes — it's what they do in Spain, at least. The tradition has its roots in the early 20th century as a way for grape producers to get rid of surplus crops. Upon the midnight hour, you eat a grape for every chime the clock makes. Grapes are a great source of polyphenol antioxidants and vitamin C. I especially love grapes because they are like nature's own candy. Source: Flickr User mynameisharsha 6 / 6 Which of these foods will you eat to ring in the New Year? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 / 6 40 30 51 0 0 Read More New Year FoodGood Luck FoodsNew YearHealthy RecipesHealthy EatingFood healthy recipes Blast Belly Fat With These Delicious Recipes 8 hours ago Pumpkin Pie For Breakfast? Yes, Please! 15 hours ago Curb Chinese Takeout Cravings With Paleo Fried "Rice" 18 hours ago The Elegant, Easy Breakfast Lea Michele Loves 1 day ago A Vegan Peaches and Cream Smoothie Will Quench Your Ice Cream Cravings 2 days ago Salad Dressing, Marinade, or Dip: The Sauce Gwyneth Paltrow Puts on Everything 2 days ago New Year 20+ Rudimentary Recipes Every 20-Something Should Know How to Make 1 week ago 9 Ingenious Space-Saving Kitchen Solutions 2 weeks ago 52 Easy Yet Highly Effective Ways to Motivate Yourself 3 weeks ago 11 Best Places to Sell Your Clutter For Cash 3 weeks ago 40+ Life-Changing Books to Read This Summer 4 weeks ago 100+ Things to Do Before You Die 7/21 Get a Personalized Fitness Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Yoga Weight Loss Working Out Running Link Love The fitness gear that personal trainers would actually buy — AskMen 6 trainers share their favorite exercises for a tighter, sexier butt — Women's Health Strong and sleek upper-body Pilates workout — Shape You won't want to leave these stay-in-shape vacations! — Self This surprising food flavor can help you shed pounds — Health 15 unusual mason-jar recipes that are crazy enough to work — POPSUGAR Food Our favorite gels to fuel your run — Women's Running


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Some of the largest tobacco companies sued to block the mandate to include warnings depicting the dangers of smoking and encouraging smokers to quit. They argued the warnings amounted to anti-smoking advocacy. The government argued the photos of dead and diseased smokers were factual.
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I won't lie. Over the years, Michael Bay has grown on me. I still think the TRANSFORMERS movies are awful for the most part - I like the first one and there's moments in the third that are pretty great, but the second one is one of the worst movies I've ever had the displeasure of seeing. But when Michael Bay is unleashed, it's something to behold. The best Bay movies wipe their ass with physics books while causing constant mayhem, and (the very best ones) are unapologetically offensive, sexist, and all of them are in their way fan-fucking-tastic.
This is the part of the article where I try to convince you that BAD BOYS 2 is some kind of insane masterpiece, but frankly. if you don't know, I can't teach you. There are a lot of socially-aware filmmakers out there, like Michael Moore, who make movies to expose various injustices in the world. I know Michael Bay hates poverty. He hates it with every fiber of his being. Do you know how I know that? Because in BAD BOYS 2 he destroys a shantytown in Cuba with a Hummer. Just devastates it. THAT is passionate, advocate filmmaking. He literally runs poverty over. I can also talk about how Michael Bay hates death by using corpses in a car chase, but that is a digression from what this article is about, so...
Next week, Michael Bay's crowning achievement in cinema opens. PAIN & GAIN, crazily enough, is Bay's version of a Coen Brothers movie, with Mark Wahlberg, The Rock, and Anthony Mackie kidnapping Tony Shalhoub for money, and how things go horribly wrong. But nothing goes horribly wrong in a Bay movie - they go awesomely, spectacularly, horribly wrong. I'm not kidding when I say that PAIN & GAIN is one of my most anticipated movies of the year, and I can't wait to see it. And you can see it early this Sunday if you live in Houston, Austin, Kansas City MO, or Littleton, CO! There's even a special menu, full of carbs, protein, and Bayliciousness. Here's the Alamo Drafthouse press release with more:
Alamo Drafthouse is proud to present a special marathon-screening event: BAYMAGEDDON – in Austin, Houston, Kansas City and Littleton. The event will feature a collection of Michael Bay movies, audience games as well as a customized themed menu.Michael Bay has crafted some of the most badass and all-around enjoyable films ever screened in a darkened movie theater...and that is why this April the Alamo Drafthouse, Tough Guy Cinema and Paramount Pictures are celebrating Bay's new release with a non-stop, all-day, all-Bay mainline of eye cocaine called BAYMAGEDDON. Alamo is putting together a collection of their favorite Bay films in an attempt to PUMP YOU UP for a FREE early sneak preview of the white-knuckled thrill ride of his return to form, PAIN AND GAIN. You read that right... four movies, one unadulterated manly night of muscles, mayhem, a mutual love of a man and his craft and any excuse for cinematic mayhem. There will be on-stage games, custom Bay-tastic preshows, prizes, giveaways...and who knows there might even be a surprise or two? If this is your first time Baying, watch out...because once you go Bay, then there's no other way.
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Third World Press is the largest independent black-owned press in the United States.[1]
In December 1967, Haki R. Madhubuti met with poet and activist Carolyn Rodgers and Johari Amini in the basement of a South Side apartment in Chicago to found Third World Press, an outlet for African-American literature. By 2007, the company continued to thrive in a multi-million-dollar facility. Over the years, Third World Press has published works by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Gwendolyn Brooks, as well as Sonia Sanchez, Sterling Plumpp and Pearl Cleage.[2] The publisher has focused on publishing culturally progressive and political works of fiction and non-fiction, poetry, and cross-genre work. The list of authors published by Third World Press also includes Amiri Baraka, Margaret Walker, Sam Greenlee, Naomi Long Madgett, Keorapetse Kgositsile, Mari Evans[3] and George E. Kent[4]
In 2006, The Covenant with Black America, with introduction by Tavis Smiley, reached No. 1 in the New York Times Bestseller list.[5]
In May 2011, Third World Press developed and launched TWPBooks.com, which replaced the former ThirdWorldPressInc.com. TWPBooks.com leverages the heritage and technological spirit for which Third World Press has come to be known. Under the direction of Haki R. Madhudbuti, Third World Press has embraced social media and the prevalence of eBooks, while upgrading its internal technologies to better serve customers of Third World Press.
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African-American book publishers in the United States, 1960-1980
- ^ Amy Alexander, "Tavis Smiley's Covenant", The Nation, September 18, 2006.
- ^ Little Known Black History Fact: Carolyn Rodgers
- ^ "Third World Press celebrates 40th anniversary.", Ebony, December 1, 2007.
- ^ Bless and the Adventure of Western Culture, Third World Press, 1972 (ISBN 0-88378-026-7)
- ^ "'The Covenant with Black America' reaches No. 1 on New York Times Best Seller list", Jet, May 8, 2006.
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(Richland County) August 15, 2006 - Many of those arrested in Sunday's bust of what is thought to have been a gang meeting were middle and high school age.
They're not just suspected gang members, they're also high school and middle school students.
The youngest arrested in the gang plot, according to Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, was 13. That didn't surprise the sheriff because "that's your typical age, even less than that."
Investigators say gang members not only attended Columbia schools, one of the teens told officers the group was planning a fight at an Irmo High football game this Friday. It turns out there's no game scheduled.
Sheriff Lott says the scare doesn't mean his department will increase security at other school events, "I don't think we'll need to add anything extra this Friday night because I think we stopped something from happening. We'll have what we normally have. Lexington County will be made aware of it, Irmo will be made aware of it."
Lexington County gang investigator James Richardson says resource officers will be at school events this weekend, as usual, "They're at every football game and a lot of time school districts ask for more officers to come and hang out."
Richardson says throughout the year officers promote gang education, mainly in middle schools. Officers visit schools to promote the program, called GREAT. It stands for Gang Resistance Education and Training.
GREAT is not only taught in classrooms, it's applied. Students are given workbooks to fill out that come in both English and Spanish.
Officers show the clothes and the colors gangs wear, hoping students and staff will see the signs so they can help keep gangs out of their schools.
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So a local store is running a store championship tournament, but claims it will be single elim and not swiss, is this legal? Been digging through floor ruels trying to find something applicable to this.
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It is weird but why wouldn't it be legal?
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http://www.fantasyfl...ament Rules.pdf
Under "Tournament and Match Structure," Swiss format is mandated.
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Store Championships are official FFG sanctioned tournaments (as is in the OP's case). IE, they must use swiss, elimination afterwards is optional.
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If the store goes ahead and does its own thing, I doubt that FFG could actually do anything about it if they wanted to. I also suspect they would not do anything anyway as it would lose them a customer/supplier.
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That's the idea this week from Bloomberg News' Ben Steverman, who's now likely enjoying a firehose of PR emails on the merits of this strategy or that.
Mind you, Steverman is not actually urging regulators to ban alternative-investments strategies. Just the use of the term "alternative":
A suggestion for the SEC: Look closely at mutual fund marketing material, then ban all use of the term "alternative." It's meaningless. People seeking to diversify their portfolios or protect themselves from losses can end up in highly leveraged funds better suited for professional traders.
This morning's interruption to the stock-market rally is brought by more nasty-yet-unconfirmed headlines from Ukraine, with the few traders in the office today passing around headlines frantically.
Keep in mind that these reports are not yet confirmed:
Not that markets wait around for confirmation. The morning gain in the S&P 500 is gone, no doubt exacerbated by the light trading volume of a Friday in August when lots of European markets are closed.
The attached chart shows the rapid turnaround in ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY), which is ahead by 6% at the moment. Other hedging and trading tools have turned around, including Barclays iPath S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (VXX).
What gold took away from hedge-fund manager John Paulson, it's beginning to give back. In part.
Paulson & Co. held on to a 10.2 million-share stake in SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) during the second quarter, a portfolio disclosure last night showed. The ETF, which is the world's biggest gold-bullion fund, gained about 10% during the first half of the year, beating most stock and bond indexes. Paulson is the single biggest owner of the ETF, with 3.8% of shares outstanding, according to FactSet Research Systems.
While these gains are small compared to last year's 28% slump, which set off a full-year decline approaching twice that in Paulson's own gold fund, the firm's bets on gold-mining stocks are also boomeranging in a more favorable direction.
Take Agnico-Eagle Mines (AEM), whose shares are up 55% for the year as of this morning. That brings the stock back to its February 2013 levels. It lost 48% in 2013. Paulson & Co. increased its stake in the company to 1.3 million shares as of June 30, from a little over 1 million at the end of March.
Over at Soros Fund Management, the notable gold-sector move during the second quarter was a sharp decrease in Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX) holdings, to fewer than half a million shares, down from 6.8 million at the end of March, as well as a near-doubling of holdings in the mining sector's most popular ETF, Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), to more than 2 million shares.
Barrick has lagged this year, rising about 8%, while the mining ETF has reflected broader sector gains, rising 28%. The firm also upped its stake in Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ).
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Jana Partners, helmed by Barry Rosenstein, was busy in the second quarter. Notable new buys included Apache Corp. (APA) and PetsMart (PETM).
The firm's just-released 13-F quarterly portfolio disclosure shows a new 4.5 million-share stake in Apache as of June 30, plus a slug of call options which give the firm the right to buy more stock.
Another new position, PetSmart, is sized at 4.9 million shares, this one also with call options.
During the quarter, Jana also increased its stake in American International Group (AIG) to just under 11 million shares, up from 6.4 million as of the end of March.
Meanwhile, the firm appears to have eliminated holdings entirely in a handful of stocks, a number which includes Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) and Juniper Networks (JNPR).
If volatility ETFs are near-certain losers in the long run, what about ETFs built to take the opposite bet?
Dave Nadig of ETF.com explores these in a writeup today. His conclusion: Don't be fooled by the strong recent returns. He wouldn't try his hand, and he argues most other investors shouldn't, either.
Nadig's referring to VelocityShares Inverse VIX Short Term ETN (XIV), which is linked to the same index driving iPath S&P 500 VIX Short Term Futures ETN (VXX). XIV has surged 288% in its lifetime. VXX, meanwhile, is down 99.5% during its own.
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If the index tracked is trending and low-volatility, it works in your favor, and the daily resets actually give you outperformance.
Unfortunately, the very nature of how the VIX index tends to perform ensures that when things go wrong, they go wrong with a lot of volatility. That leads to periods like the past few weeks, where XIV has done significantly worse than a naive "negative VIX" return might suggest …
You would expect XIV to "only" be down 10.5 percent in this period, but in fact, it's down 13.4 percent. That's a 3 percent slip in just a few weeks, not because of anything wrong with the product—it's doing exactly what it's supposed to do—but just because of the math. …
Thanks to daily resetting, you wouldn't have literally lost 200 percent of your investment as the VIX short-term futures index went up 200 percent; let's just say it would have been very, very bad.
Colleague Jack Otter caught up with AQR Capital Management's Cliff Asness at Morningstar's June conference to discuss a heady subject: The efficiency of markets.
On one side are those who believe that markets are quite efficient, whatever the short-term noise. Against this efficient-market hypothesis are most stock pickers, a number of hedge-fund managers and others who see room to exploit market quirks. The latter believe there's opportunity for better-than-average returns and other benefits.
Asness' view: The market is generally efficient, but not entirely so.
The tough case for efficient-market purists: The tech bubble.
"Perhaps having barely lived through it, and in great pain from it, I do not think an efficient market can explain that," Asness tells Jack. On the word "bubble": "[For] a true believer in the efficient market hypothesis, that word is not allowed."
But investing bubbles are nonetheless real. Asness argues that markets "can get inefficient at times," although even then, they remain very tough to beat.
Watch the whole video for more. There's even a cameo for "smart beta," the niche where funds like PowerShares FTSE RAFI U.S. 1000 Portfolio (PRF) have seen some success.
Highlights in AQR's fund family the last few years include AQR Diversified Arbitrage I (ADAIX), whose steady if unspectacular 2.6% five-year return included a 1.1% rise in 2011 — a year that dashed lots of other strategies.
Another highlight is AQR Momentum L (AMOMX), which has recovered nicely from the early 2014 mess in mo-mo stocks. Its year-to-date return is more than 5%.
If you don't read Cullen Roche's blog, do. Here's an example why:
If we look at the history of the stock market we know that stocks rise the vast majority of the time – generally somewhere between 70-80% of the time. So, any active investor who isn't 100% fully invested is likely to underperform a highly correlated index after taxes and fees. The data on this is pretty conclusive and the basic logic behind it confirms it. The flip side, of course, is that most active managers are holding cash positions or hedging portfolios at times during the cycle so they're never 100% invested to begin with. So, when we see studies that claim active mangers underperform the index we should not be ONE BIT surprised.
The flip side of this observation: There will be periods when holding more cash is a good thing, i.e., a plunging market. That's something we haven't seen happen in several years. But it'll come again.
Well known activist investor Bill Ackman's Pershing Square will go public later this year, he announced in to a letter to his shareholders.
In the letter, Ackman reflected on the firm's outperformance in 2014, the ongoing Herbalife (HLF) drama (among a review of major portfolio holdings), and on Pershing's first decade of existence.
He noted that going public would give the company more flexibility and a larger capital base, as the firm previously had to keep a large portion of cash on hand in case of redemptions, which limited its ability to invest to the extent that it would have liked. Ackman wrote that the IPO, "targeted for later this year…will increase the amount of capital that is permanent."
Check out the full letter at ValueWalk.
Last week, Fitch Ratings endorsed the idea of Puerto Rico's government-owned corporations filing for Chapter 9 bankruptcy.
Today the agency put out a report noting that there are more than 60 hedge funds that have sunk some $16 billion into Puerto Rico's debt, a stark contrast to traditional mutual funds, which have on the whole pulled back their exposure to the island's bonds.
As Fitch notes, the influx of new money has made waves in the market. From the report:
Fitch now sees a bifurcation — hedge funds that hold PREPA, PRHTA and other public corporation debt have joined Oppenheimer and Franklin funds suing to annul the Recovery Act, while managers that bought COFINA, GOs and other related commonwealth credit formed the so-called Ad Hoc Group (which now includes over 20 members with more than $4.0 billion in holdings) to stand behind the commonwealth and provide support to ring fence obligations from public corporations.
The rapid entrance of these investors has provided an observable floor in pricing for the general obligation credit at $0.60 to 0.65 on the dollar for 30-year debt, with current values having now recovered to the low $0.70s. Support is also evident in the falling cost of credit protection in CDS contracts, which is now down by approximately 26% through the end of July.
As exchange-traded funds and other investing vehicles have ballooned in number, the task of figuring out what works well and what doesn't has only gotten harder. Barrons.com's Focus on Funds looks under the hood of ETFs, mutual funds and hedge funds for overlooked values, actionable ideas and the latest pitfalls for fund investors. The blog is written by Brendan Conway, Barron's funds blogger and columnist. Brendan holds degrees from Harvard and NYU and most recently reported on stocks and the options market for Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.
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Greensburg High School is selling reserved state boys basketball tickets in the Greensburg athletic office.
Tickets still remain for upper-level seats. Sales will continue today from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m., then tomorrow (Thursday) from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Tickets are $15 and each buyer will only be allowed to buy 10 tickets in the lower section.
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Here at Escape Studios we are constantly fine-tuning our courses to give our students the best possible balance of skills.
New February VFX Course Dates & Exciting News About Houdini
Due to unprecedented demand for our 12-week Visual Effects Production and 18-week Visual Effects Professional courses, we've just announced a new course date for February 2012. Our two January courses our now full, so if you're interested in joining the February course please contact us as soon as possible as we expect it to fill quickly too.
News Round-Up: Monday 17th Oct 2011
Here is my usual Weekly Round-Up of News, with stories that I have picked up over the past week. If you have suggestions for stories I missed, just drop me a line or post a comment.
MAG Sneakers: To Buy or Not to Buy?
September saw Nike unveil the long awaited "MAG" sneakers - a near perfect replica of the futuristic foot ware featured in the classic "Back to Future" trilogy.
The Foundry and Escape Studios UK Tour
The UK has a flourishing VFX industry that is attracting business from all over the world. In terms of film production in this country, we're securing huge business. The standard of work being produced here is world class, and it's impressive to see how this industry is flourishing right across the United Kingdom. For those of us who work in London, sometimes we risk embracing the city as being the centre of the universe, paying far too much attention to what's going on locally, rather than what's happening countrywide. Granted Soho is a hub for post-production, but if we were to look beyond the M25 and further North, East or West, we would find an amazing number of talented companies working on some fantastic projects.
Degas, Picturing Movement
What relationship if any, a nineteenth century impressionist painter has to today's CG artists is an interesting question, and one that occurred to me whilst at the Degas exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. Degas and the Ballet examines in detail the redoubtable French artist's devotion to his favourite subject, placing it in context alongside the then nascent, new media of film and photography.
Amazing Idents for BT Vision By ManvsMachine & Proud Creative
BT Vision (a TV-on-demand service from British Telecom) has just been through a re-branding excersise which was carried out by ManvsMachine in collaboration with Proud Creative. ManvsMachine were tasked with creating the idents, while Proud Creative worked on the graphic design elements of the newly created identity.
Framestore Integrate IKinema
IKinema are a relatively young company based in the UK with a very special product that is improving the workflow among VFX departments. For anyone lucky enough to have worked with this programme they will know that the IKinema technology is a powerful plug-in and a real asset to any project working with motion capture and animation. It's an incredible tool with advanced solver settings and a flexible constraint system. It's no wonder Framestore, one of the top VFX companies in Europe, are taking full advantage of this tool by integrating it into their motion capture pipeline.
CG Whiz 2011 is Now Open!
We're delighted to announce that CG Whiz 2011 is now open! We're accepting entries from today for the competition, with the winner receiving a 12 week classroom course at Escape Studios and a 12 week placement with The Mill in either its London or LA offices. This is a once in a life time opportunity that could kick start the career of one talented young artist. If you don't believe us, see what past winners Stu Schwartz and Adam Droy say about what winning has meant for them.
Keeping Creativity & Your Animations Alive
One of the most entertaining parts of the Character Animation course that I teach at Escape studios is the lesson where the students invent, design and pitch an original animated character to myself and the rest of the class. The purpose of the exercise is to get students thinking not just about the technical side of character motion and action but also to think inventively and creatively. Can we invent characters as well as animate them? The visual effects industry is often demanding in terms of time and energy, and one of the best antidotes to the problem of "burn out" is to keep the creative spirit alive. After all, we all went into the arts to invent and create, not just to polish other people's ideas.
News Round-Up: Monday 10th Oct 2011
Here is my usual Weekly Round-Up of News, with stories that I have picked up over the past week. If you have suggestions for stories I missed, just drop me a line or post a comment.
CVMP - Last Call for Short Papers
It seems there is an abundance of technology conferences to choose from this year. For fellow technology enthusiasts out there, this is an exciting time, as we are treated to an ocean of updates, new releases and ground breaking developments. One conference we give a particular seal of approval to is the much anticipated CVMP (Conference for Visual Media Production), now in its 8th year running. This is a conference dedicated to the geeks of the visual media production industries, whether that is in film, broadcast or games.
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An extended conversation (more than 140 characters) with our Twitter followers. Five questions finding out more about them and what they feel about the industry, with @TobyJOYdigital our Social Media Manager.
CG Whiz is Coming!
Those of you who follow us on Twitter will probably have noticed that we are soon to launch the third edition of our now famous CG Whiz competition. So, since the 'cat's out of the bag' already, I thought I might just get away with giving you a bit of an insight in what we have been cooking up for this year's edition of CG Whiz.
News Round-Up: Monday 3rd Oct 2011
Following on from last week's announcement about our Weekly Round-Up of news, here are the stories that I have picked up over the past week. If you have suggestions for stories I missed, just drop me a line or post a comment.
Embree - Photo-Realistic Ray Tracing Kernels From Intel
Intel are releasing open source raytrace kernels for all to use called Embree. The official collateral says:
The Foundry Announce New Product
Though a very powerful compositing tool NUKE has been missing a component many artist could benefit from. HIERO is a new product in development at The Foundry that hopes to provide the missing link for a more efficient shot management system in your VFX pipeline.
Last Chance to Grab Your Early-Bird Discount!
Everyone likes to make a saving where they can, that's why we offer all students paying their full course fee's three months in advance, an early-bird discount of £500.
Autodesk Incremental Suite Webinar Recording Now Available
On September 7th, 2011 we held a webinar for Autodesk's 2012 version of the Entertainment Creative Suites. As ever, registrations for this Autodesk webinar were plentiful, and we're delighted so many of you were able to join us on the day.
News Round-Up: Monday 26th Sep 2011
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The 2nd meeting of the Task Force took place on 26–27 January 2004 in Geneva. In order to prepare for the meeting, delegations had been asked to submit responses to a questionnaire on the use of electronic tools to promote the implementation of the Convention in their countries.
The Task Force had continued with exchange of experiences on good practices (for more details, please see presentations prepared by Belgium (Flanders region), Hungary and REC Russia).
The Environment Agency of England and Wales (UK) had presented latest developments in a capacity-building project implemented in cooperation with UNEP.
You can also see a presentation on e-government prepared for the meeting by Alexander Ntoko, Head of ITU's E-Strategy Unit.
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Preliminary agenda for 2nd meeting of the Task Force (Geneva, 26-27 January 2004)
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Report of the second meeting of the Task Force MP.PP/WG.1/2004/4
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High Oil Prices Must be Subject of Criminal InvestigationBy Paul Jay, The Real News Network | Video
Generals Who Don't Just Fade Away: The Newest in Self-Dealing ManeuversBy Dina Rasor, Truthout | Solutions Column
How Mitt Romney Wielded Power as Massachusetts' GovernorBy Lesley Clark, McClatchy Newspapers | Report
Cantor's "Small Business" Jobs Bill Gives Millionaires an Average Tax Cut of $45,000By Seth Hanlon, ThinkProgress | Report
On the News With Thom Hartmann: The Newt Gingrich Campaign Is Sinking, and MoreBy Thom Hartmann, The Thom Hartmann Program | News Report
Organized Money From Cities, Unions and Churches Moving Out of Big BanksBy Yana Kunichoff, Truthout | Report
Is There More to Sen. Snowe's Resignation Than Congress's "Crumbling Center"?By Danny Weil, Truthout | News Analysis
Healthcare Debate: As Supreme Court Hears Landmark Case, Does Law Do Enough to Fix Health Crisis?By Amy Goodman, Democracy Now! | Interview and Video
Sgt. Robert Bales and the Trauma of Repeat DeploymentsBy Bill Moyers, Moyers & Co. | Interview and Video
Can Health Care Win by Losing at Highest Court?By Michael Fitzgerald, Miller-McCune | News Analysis
Texas Prosecutors Go Rogue – And Get Away with It!By William Fisher, The World According to Bill Fisher | Report
Maxwell's Hammer Redux: Syracuse University and the Effort to Break Down the Rule of LawBy Linda Ford, Truthout | News Analysis
On the News With Thom Hartmann: ExxonMobil Continues to Benefit From Taxpayer Subsidies, and MoreBy Karl Frisch, The Thom Hartmann Program | News Report
Affording Health Care and Education on the Minimum WageBy John Schmitt, Center for Economic and Policy Research | Report
Hard Questions From Justices Over Insurance MandateBy Adam Liptak, The New York Times News Service | Report
Fired for a Short Skirt? The Realities of Anti-Worker Laws in Wisconsin and OhioBy Sarah Jaffe, AlterNet | Report
"You Can't Take Away My Hope": Thirty Years of Climate Scientists Helplessly Describing Our Dangerously Changing WorldBy Brad Johnson, ThinkProgress | Report & Video
Lawsuit: CIA Withholds Documents Using Legal Exemption It Does Not Have Authority to ApplyBy Jason Leopold, Truthout | Report


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For their August beauty box Birchbox have put together samples to tide you over on your summer getaway.
♥ Wild About Beauty Creme Eyeshadow I received a full-sized sample of Matilda, a dark metallic which can be worn on its own or over powder eyeshadow for a more dramatic effect. This is the highlight of the box for me, the shade is perfect!
♥ Number 4 Super Comb Prep & Protect This is a leave-in conditioning spray which protects against heat and sun damage. It sounds ideal for using before blow drying.
♥ Supergoop! CC Cream I received two little tubes of this CC cream, a more lightweight version of a BB cream which acts as both a primer and a foundation. I don't think I have ever tried a CC cream, I'm not usually drawn into the latest skincare fad, but I'm interested to see what it's like.
♥ Vasanti BrightenUp! Enzymatic Face Rejuvenator Such fancy words for an exfoliator! I love a good exfoliating cleanser so I was chuffed to see this in my box.
♥ Nude ProGenius Omega Treatment Oil A good oil is always a winner for me. This sounds fab, rich in omegas 3, 6, 7 and 9. I'm looking forward to using it.
♥ The Proposal by Tamsina Perry Don't get too excited, it's just the first chapter but I thought this was quite a cool and different lifestyle extra to receive.
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Rebels Return To The Gridiron
April 13, 2009
LAS VEGAS - Following a week off for spring break, the UNLV football team resumed practice at Rebel Park on Monday, going through a spirited session that featured 24 five-minute periods.
Rebel head coach Mike Sanford and his coaching staff actually held a team meeting in the morning, to help the player refocus on school and football following the layoff. There was no lack of effort out on the field on an almost perfect spring day that featured temperatures in the high 70s with cloudy skies, as the Rebels continued preparations for its annual spring game.
There was a little lack of continuity and crispness to the session, however, the last one of the spring in full pads before the Scarlet vs. Gray spring game this Friday at Sam Boyd Stadium.
"We have to do the little things better, such as the quarterback-center exchange and the snap count," Sanford said. "Some of that is to expected following the layoff, but that doesn't mean you have to accept it."
Sanford and the coaching staff will divide the team into a Scarlet squad and a Gray team on Tuesday, and then the Rebels will hold a practice in helmets and shorts Wednesday.
As for the spring game, Sanford said he is looking for continued improvement from both the offense and defense while also is looking forward to getting the chance to see the kicking game at full speed. It will also be another opportunity for players to make a lasting impression and to take a step toward earning either a starting spot or a back-up position for next season.
Following practice, Sanford was saddened by the news of the death of longtime collegiate coach Bruce Snyder, who was an assistant at UNLV from 2003-04 and died Monday after a 10-month battle with cancer.
Snyder was a head coach for 20 seasons, coaching at Utah State (1976-82), Cal (1987-91) and then Arizona State (1992-2000), and he guided the Sun Devils to a perfect regular season and a berth in 1997 Rose Bowl. Sanford knew Snyder for more than 36 years, beginning when he was an assistant coach at USC when Sanford was a player for the Trojans.
"I have known Bruce for a long time and there are a lot of memories that go with him," Sanford said. "He was a tremendous person and a tremendous coach."
In a recurring theme throughout fall camp, junior defensive tackle Malo Taumua (Honolulu, HI/Aiea HS) earned the Black Jersey following a strong performance during the April 1 scrimmage, the fourth time during spring drills that Taumua collected the dark shirt. On the offensive side of the football, fellow trench worker Evan Marchal (Petaluma, CA/Casa Grande HS) was selected by the coaches who watched the tape and noticed a productive day by the junior offensive lineman.
"Evan goes hard every practice and every play," Sanford said. "He played very solid and had a very good scrimmage."
Also considered were senior wide receiver Rodelin Anthony (Immokalee FL/Immokalee HS) and junior quarterback Omar Clayton (Normal, IL/Normal Community HS), while junior safety Travis Dixon (Chandler, AZ/Hamilton HS) and junior defensive end Isaako Aaitui (Pago Pago, A. Samoa/Faga'itua HS) were in the running on defense.
THE BLACK JERSEY is worn by the previous practice's top performer and the coaching staff votes on the winner.
March 16: Martin Tevaseu, DL March 18: Malo Taumua, DL, and Rodelin Anthony, WR March 21: Preston Brooks, DL, and Omar Clayton, QB March 23: Nate Carter, LB, and Michael Johnson, WR March 25: Jason Beauchamp, LB and Matt Murphy, OL March 27: Malo Taumua, DL, and Channing Trotter, RB March 30: Malo Taumua, DL, and Les Obie, QB April 1: Ronnie Paulo, LB, and Phillip Payne, WR April 3: Martin Tevaseu, DL, and Joe Hawley, OL April 13: Malo Taumua, DL, and Evan Marchal, OL
UNLV football head coach Mike Sanford will hold a live chat with Rebel fans on April 14 at 3:00 p.m. (PT) to discuss all things Rebel football.
The chat leads up to the Spring Game, which will be April 17 and kicks off at 6:00 p.m. at Sam Boyd Stadium. The scrimmage is free to fans and a BBQ will also be held.
Sanford will answer questions about spring football, the upcoming 2009 season and anything else regarding the Rebels.
Fans can submit questions before or during the live chat, which will be held at www.unlvrebels.com.
UNLV's next practice will be Wednesday April 15 on campus and it is scheduled to last from approximately 4:00-6:00 p.m. All practices this spring are free and open to the public but visitors must stay in the designated viewing areas on the grass practice field.
Fans are also invited to attend the FREE Scarlet vs. Gray spring game on April 17 at Sam Boyd Stadium from approximately 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
UNLV 2009 SPRING PRACTICE SCHEDULE - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC PLEASE NOTE: ALL DATES AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE April 15 Wednesday Practice 14 No Pads 4:00-6:00 pm April 17 Friday Practice 15 SPRING GAME 6:00 pm at Sam Boyd (Team BBQ at 7:30 pm at Sam Boyd)


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In This Issue:
- A Look Ahead - What's Next for 2014:
With 125 days left in 2014, we find ourselves looking at What's Next for the oil & gas industry in the Marcellus and Utica Shale Plays. It has been an...more
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC or "Commission") landmark regional electric transmission planning rulemaking, a multi-year effort by the Commission that has been met with vigorous opposition from some...more
This week, ML Strategies's Director of Government Relations, Bryan Stockton, provides an update on the clean energy provisions in the Senate's tax-extenders package and details scenarios for their extension as the midterm...more
In This Issue:
- Extenders Déjà Vu: Fate of Expired Clean Energy Tax Provisions Closely Tied to Election
- Congress
- Administration
- Department of Commerce
- Department of Energy
The California Energy Commission ("CEC") issued an Emergency Rulemaking Action to delay the implementation of the California Nonresidential Building Energy Use Disclosure Program ("AB 1103") relating to buildings between...more
Offshore wind took another small step forward last week when US Wind was announced as the provisional winner of the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's August 19 auction of development rights to nearly 80,000 acres off of...more
Renewable Energy Focus - Solar plant's downside? Birds igniting in midair: CBS News - Aug 19:
Workers at a state-of-the-art solar plant in the Mojave Desert have a name for birds that fly through the plant's...more
Renewable Energy Focus - Los Angeles' city-owned electric utility raises its energy efficiency ambitions: Energy Collective - Aug 13:
The five-member Board of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) has...more
The court turned back all challenges to FERC's order, which imposed major regional transmission planning requirements, concluding that FERC has adequately justified the order and acted within its statutory authority....more
On March 29, 2014, the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) became the entity responsible for issuing approvals pursuant to the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (EPEA) for energy projects. However, the authority to...more
On August 14, 2014, the California Public Utilities Commission ("CPUC") issued an Order Instituting Rulemaking ("Order") to establish policies, procedures, and rules to guide California investor-owned electric utilities...more
In an effort to support President Obama's July 2013 Climate Action Plan, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has issued Notice PIH-2014-18 (HA). The notice offers guidance on federal incentives for...more
An eleventh-hour compromise by the Massachusetts House Ways and Means Committee effectively gutted the highly publicized net metering and solar power bill, which, as proposed, was considered by many including the Solar Energy...more
In This Issue:
- Energy and Climate Debate
- Congress
- Administration
- Department of Commerce
- Department of Energy
- Department of Interior
- Department of State
This Wednesday in Raleigh will see the first of four upcoming public hearings in North Carolina over the state's proposed fracking rules. The hearings are part of the final phase of rule making, coming after two years of...more
Two recent actions demonstrate the United Kingdom's ("UK") continuing commitment to enforcing the European energy laws and the need for vigorous compliance efforts by market participants. Last month, the Office of Gas and...more
The IRS has released additional guidance (Notice 2014-46) on the "beginning of construction" requirement for the renewable energy production tax credit under Code Section 45 (PTC) and energy investment tax credit under Code...more
This week, ML Strategies' Manager of Government Relations, Sarah Litke, highlights the Environmental Protection Agency's 111(d) Proposed Rule...more
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- Department of Agriculture
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I have some problem with SMS based PC API
But my program is all in Java
So I want use Java to develop a PC API to send SMS
My phone type is NOKIA:6100
Can I do that??
And How should I do???
Thanks For Any Help!!!
I have some problem with SMS based PC API
But my program is all in Java
So I want use Java to develop a PC API to send SMS
My phone type is NOKIA:6100
Can I do that??
And How should I do???
Thanks For Any Help!!!
Hi everyone,
Can somebody, also give me the code from Shuklaji, about SMS. Please email it to firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you very much.
Please, if you could send me a sourcecode about SMS. Please do send it at my email address : firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you very much.
Dear all,
I may had miss the boat as I am just entering into this arena of coding SMS client in PC.
Below is my problem, where I am facing currently. I have also started a new threat in this forum for the same. I am also tageted to be work under the ASP/ActiveX environment.
Dear sir,
I am currently coding a VB program with the Nokia PC Connectivity SDK 3.0 (I had found that it come with Nokia PC Suite 5.0.18).
By running the sample code, SMS Setting, I am able to Send SMS via Nokia 8910. However, I always received error #7690, when I tested it with Nokia 6510, Nokia 6610, as well as Nokia 8250. By the way, I do not have a full range of Nokia Phone to test with. Bu so far onlu Nokia 8910 is workable.
May I know what is the real problem is? They APIs that causing the problem are as follow;
1) SetCommonSMSSettings()
2) SetSMSParametersSet()
Personally, these 2 APIs seems to me is the must to call before sending SMS, so I just can't tell what to do.
Please assist.
(personal e-mail : email@example.com)
Thanks in advanced
Try closing other application that connect to the mobile. Maybe your Nokia PC Suite or SMS Manager or Oxygen Mobile Manager. This is generally due to that. Other than that, I'm afraid i cannot make out why it shouldn't work.
The other posiibility is to check your Message Settings, like SMS Center Number, etc.
Hope this helps.
Dear athar13,
I have tried that but the same problem still occuring. By the way, the error code #7690 is, "Requested operation is not supported".
So far, only Nokia 8910 is working, Nokia 6610, as well as Nokia 8250 are having the same problem.
Any pointer please.
Thanks in advance.
just information, maybe almost all of us knew about it. Build a SMS program that connect PC with cellphone with traffic about 1000-3000 SMS per hour is impossible.
You must have a connection directly to your telecommunication operator with SMPP. You can build it easy with Delphi or VB. see my website at http://smppfauzul.netfirms.com
contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com ( YahooMesenger please, not e-mail)
Hi! shuklaji and frankpaullin, can you all send me the coding (VB) to me,
i really need it to run my SMS application. thanks...
my email is: firstname.lastname@example.com
It's a code for sending/receiving SMS with Nokia-D211 Card in VB6, isn't it?!
If it is, would you do me a favour and send me this code please?!! (If not, send it to me anyway and tell me what it is exactly about!)
Have you got any code for sending/receiving SMS with D211 in other programming languages too? (Java, .NET, C++) ???
Or do you know somebody who has got something like that?
I would like to develop an application which sends and recieve sms.
could any help me where i can get the Nokia SDK for VB6.
can any one tell what is this library and where i can get it."SMS3ASuiteLib"????
BTW I have downloaded Nokia PC Connectivity SDK 2.1(Stub32i.exe). and I have 5100 Nokia handest and data cable for it.
pls help me and guide me how to proceed.
Thanks in advance,
Last edited by Prab; 2004-08-20 at 10:51.
I've developed a SDK in VB, 30 days free trial.
You can build SMS sending application. More features coming soon.
can u plz send me code for connecting mobile to pc for sending sms...
i hav urgent need for it...it would be nice if u can help me out...
hi everybody,
can anybody send me the code firstname.lastname@example.com
pkz do help me.
May i know why my NOKIA 6100 cannot be detected by using Hyperterminal?
for vb6 developer look at my code at
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