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Hanging with some Dolphins, NBD…
Little bit of paradise at our front steps.
Good Morning Oahu
Bonzai Pipeline warming up for the Masters
A room with a view.
I got a pretty great family!
Hanging with some Dolphins, NBD…
Little bit of paradise at our front steps.
Good Morning Oahu
Bonzai Pipeline warming up for the Masters
A room with a view.
I got a pretty great family!
My friend Kim Johnson has created a unique space on her property where touring bands can crash. Appropriately named, The Band Hotel, the 1 bedroom/full kitchen & bath suit has hosted the likes of Thee Oh Sees, Real Estate and The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, just to name a few.
I had recently come into possession of a whole lot of Fuji Silk Insta-film, so I asked Kim and she wanted a few snaps of the space.
full bathroom with claw foot tub and shower (towels included)
Living area with, with full stereo and 2 pull out couches.
Front Door
This is Jack soaking in the sun in the Sun deck leading into the space
1 of 2 sets of bunk beds, garnished with down comforters and authentic Swiss wool military blankets.
[In all honesty, despite being forewarned on the lack of quality of Fuji vs Polaroid, I had high hopes that perhaps Fuji silk might be different…but unfortunately Polaroid wins again. Despite the greatness having miniature hard copies of your subject develop right in your hand, I feel as though with introduction of Instagram into social media the uniqueness of these kind of photos is slowly diminishing.]
Several months back I met with local Vancouver style blogger Lydia Okello and shot her for a feature for Bust Magazine.
Just recieved the issue in the mail today:
The great people over a Club Card featured my LOOK BOOK|2011 on their blog. Thanks guys!
(I got a bunch made, feel free to send me an email if you would like me to send you one)
Today I swam with Dolphins:
(all these photos were shot on a wide angle, no zoom)
Such a magical day!
alanapaterson said: michelle. how did you get so sweet?
HA! I don't know what you are talking about. but I'm glad we are friends!
The Vancouver Sun informed earlier this morning of some sad news regarding the Vancouver Zoo. Two of it's beautiful Giraffes past away unexpectedly this week. Amryn, a youngster who you may recognize from a shoot I did for Aritzia back in the early spring, past away last week breaking the hearts of all the Zoo staff, and it's with even greater shock that his 23 year old mother, Aleah, was found dead early this morning in her den.
Here are a couple outtakes of these guys from the shoot.
(Evan G took this one of me and Amryn)
This is CHAINS of LOVE. So very wonderful these girls are to work with!
styling: Mila Franovic
hair/makeup: SHANNON REYNOLDS
Some photos of lately, and some from not so lately…
A whole lot of my pals, as well as myself, are all part of a photographic exhibition titled "COVET". The concept of the show is that every artist was to submit 1 muse and 1 location, and each artist was randomly given another artist's subject matter and another artist's location.
The show is on November 4th at The Chapel Arts Gallery.
Despite my initial hesitation and lack of motivation it was really great experience. My muse Stephen was wonderful and my location (even though I was concerned about the potential barbwire I might have to crawl over [although thankfully did not]) It was an amazing spot.
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Jimmy McMillan -- the infamous founder of the "Rent Is Too Damn High" party -- could soon lose his rent-controlled Manhattan apartment ... this according to a NYC judge.
It's all over a dispute with McMillan's landlord, who is now demanding to see financial documents to prove Jimmy's still actually living in the apartment -- because if he's not, it's a big problem.
According to the NY Post, Jimmy admitted after court ... he's temporarily living in another apartment in Brooklyn -- but only to give his son (who lives with him in Manhattan) a chance to put the charms on a lady ... if you know what we mean.
In Jimmy's words ... "I want a grandkid."
The judge has ordered Jimmy to hand over the docs ... or else.
It's 11/24/'11, today - Thanksgiving Day. This post is such a heartwarming Thanksgiving story. It almost brings tears to my eyes. Thanks TMZ!
Who cares?
So the rent ain't to damn high cause, it's rent controlled by the gubment.
Subleasing the apt cause you want a grandchild makes sense, yea right.
The rent WILL be to damn high once he gets booted!
If you can't afford to live in the City, move to Queens Or Jersey City like everyone else!
If the landlord is still getting paid. Why should he care?
Rent controlled? Must be nice.
SNL should hire this guy, he is funnier than half the people on that lame played out show. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who reads TMZ and boycott everything Kardashian
hey TMZ you did NOT get the full story..he has a free apartment in brooklyn and his SON is living in the RENT STABILIZED east village apartment which only costs 827 a friggin month,,and thats to damn high..thank god he doesnt live in the burbs like me....
here is the non condensed story from the new york daily news with all the juicy details! http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/jimmy-mcmillan-rent-damn-high-candidate-faces-eviction-article-1.981841
Andy Rooney just called. About your chin - he wants his testicles back.
He needs to get this sorted out if he hopes to have any shot of beating Obama and Romney.
He may try to run a bit harder next time when his rent REALLY IS too high.
How can they evict the black Cap'n Crunch like that?
The American media is diabolical. They love crazies, but folks who actually have something to say don't get exposure, typically because they'll foil the power and media elites' agenda. This guy is a nutcase... nowadays nutcases are normal and the sane are demonized.
well guys...aren't the reasons obvious?
The rent was just too damn high

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Byers blanks Bucs
By CLAUDE VINSON
The H.W. Byers Lions got a small taste of victory in a preseason contest last Friday on their home field.
Both Byers and Benton County had an opportunity to get a quick glimpse of each other and some of their offensive and defensive schemes prior to the start of the new impending season. The Buccaneers, comprised of students from both Hickory Flat and Ashland, are sporting an entirely new coaching staff this season.
The Bucs had the ball first in the controlled scrimmage and attempted to test the Lions' defense with a ground attack. After a couple of tries they went to a long pass play, Demarcus Fifer threw to Damion Williams and the play carried to the 40. An offside infraction set them back a few yards and they immediately went to another aerial. However, an alert cornerback, Marquis Moore, stepped up and claimed the ball after it had been mishandled by a Buc receiver. It became a Lion possession at midfield.
Byers' Trelorenz Stephen made a handoff to Moore, who darted behind his right tackle, dipped again and skirted the right end. It was a big gain but was nullified by a block in the back call. It was still enough for a first down after assessment. The Lions lost ground on a couple of successive plays and ended up with a fourth and 20. They gambled on a long pass and the ball went over on downs. The Bucs took over on their 30. They went long and again it was picked, this time by Quantario Stigger. There were no run-back yards.
On the next play Benton County was tagged with a face-mask call. The Lions had been trying to test the Bucs' middle and this time a whole horde of defenders met Moore and stopped him cold. Moore continued to try and buck the line at right guard but with no progress. After a fourth down miscue in the backfield, the Bucs took over. They ran the 20-minute clock out on the 0-0 score.
Moore opened the second period with a gain of 8. The run gave the Lions an early jolt of adrenaline and Stephen took it to pay dirt from there. He came back and converted the deuce. The score was 8-0.
The Bucs incurred a big penalty on their possession and the setback left them in a huge hole at third and 27. They were pinned at their 11. The offense showed run but went to a fake delay pass. Germaine Glass jumped up between two, much bigger, intended receivers and picked the ball. He returned it for a score. Stephen again converted for two and the score had changed to 16-0.
Phillip Tatum was filling in for Fifer at quarterback for the Bucs. The latter had left the game in the first period because of an injury. Benton exhausted its downs and Byers took over at its 39.
The Lions tried a long pass to Ronnie Dennis and it was picked by Dontae Moore. Byers was cited for a personal foul, which resulted in an eventual first down for Benton. The Bucs moved to the 19, but the next play brought an illegal procedure penalty. They followed with another infraction and the clock ran down, leaving Byers with the 16-0 jamboree victory.
This will be the Buccaneers' second year on the gridiron. They have an open date this Friday before facing Tishomingo the following week.
H.W. Byers will travel to county rival Potts Camp this Friday night at 7:30 for its season-opening game.
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I'm sorry, but this seems a bit much for me. My car has tires, and because
the tires are kind of bad and over-engineered, I should'nt drive over 10MPH
because they might explode? What? Fix the tires. Same thing here.
"Don't make GTK+ program suid/setgid because it's based on another project
with multiple potential vulnerabilites." Absolutely ridiculous. "Our tires
suck because we bought cheap rubber." What?
That's the silliest thing I've read today. SUID programs (or in fact any
highly trusted entity) absolutely should be small. Small size is a classic
element of good design of a Trusted Computing Base. You cannot effectively
security-audit a large code base, so you identify the smallest possible
elements that need strong authority, and exlcude the rest from the high-trust
Bottom line, if GTK+ is broken, fix it. And if it can't safely run suid,
then it is horribly broken. It's a graphic library for christs sake. And, if
it so full of spaghetti code that it can't easily be fixed, then trash it.
But the excuses given are ridiculous, period. No professional project would
ever stand for this level of ineptitude. Qt works fine suid. And it's quite
The "Don't use setuid with X" that Wichert Akkerman posted is excellent
advice. This also applies to Qt: I do not for one second believe that Qt or
KDE is secure.
Further, this issue is the fundamental basis for some of the security and
stability problems found in Windows NT. Windows incorporates a large graphics
subsystem into the kernel, forcing it to be part of the trusted computing
base. Problem: when bugs in that code break stuff, the whole kernel goes south
and you get a BSOD.
KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) is the soul of secure design. More importantly,
the architecture should allow the implementor to build small & simple trusted
programs, without having to link in huge tracts of code.
Harkening back to your tire analogy: tires (and breaks and stearing) are all
part of the car's safety systems, and thus are heavily over-engineered. But
don't make the safety of the car depend on flakey, unnecessary components like
the radio and the power windows, or you substantially increase the risk of
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Hypnosis in the Sand: Why Spec Ops Fails
When I read some fiction about a character, say he's called Dave, who did something terrible, I don't feel guilty about it. It's not my story, right? It's Dave's. And Dave is a piece of shit.
But what if the book forced you to act out what Dave did, go through the motions like some puppet? Would you feel guilty then? Would you feel like it was all your fault? Perhaps I should ask an actor.
And this here is THE LINE you should not cross if you want to avoid spoilers for third-person shooter Spec Ops: The Line (Yager Development, 2012) and the epic Immortal Defense (RPG Creations, 2007). Okay, maybe Penumbra: Black Plague (Frictional Games, 2008) too.
Screw Your Walking Simulators
It's while I'm pacing through the haunting, empty megalopolis of NaissanceE (LimasseFive, 2014) that it occurs to me. I've had enough of the derogatory phrase "walking simulators" even though some are attempting to adopt the term as a positive label. Ya know... that doesn't mean I have to like it.
This kind of crap goes a lot further than "walking simulator". Game have also been characterized negatively as toys. Or a theme park rides. It's all about the magic ambrosia known as "interactivity" which is as well defined as a drop of water in a puddle, because "sitting, walking, listening, looking, playing, just fucking being is interaction".
Attempting to rigorously define interactivity is about as joyous as rigorously defining the word game into your preferred pigeon hole. You might see healthy debate in this conversation. I see a black hole event horizon through which my will to live is disappearing.
Anyway, that's enough of that. Especially as you've probably figured out that today I want to discuss "himitsu-bako".
#warningsigns: A Short Film About Videogames
A detective searches for answers after investigating a mysterious series of crimes. But the answers find him first.
#warningsigns is a short film about videogames and the future. Twitter has already issued its verdict:
"a subversive and challenging video about games, gamedev and journalism"
"interesting and unsettling, something I'll have to watch again"
"intelligent and masterfully crafted"
And Kieron Gillen has also put in a nice word. You should set aside fifteen minutes to watch the entire film. If you have the bandwidth and screen estate, please note you can watch at 1080p HD resolution. The film, preview screenshots and credits can be found below.
A year in the making. Turn out the lights and settle down. This is #warningsigns.
Stop Crying About Choice
In his epic Dark Souls Diaries series, Matt "Steerpike" Sakey wrote about a key moment when he felt guilty for killing an NPC he had intended to save. Sakey didn't have long to mourn. Rather than leave him to wallow in his misery, one commenter told him there was actually nothing he could do. Don't feel bad about it.
Player guilt is so easily destroyed, it seems, if we learn everything is a foregone conclusion. We are fascinated by what lies behind the curtain and the fear that the game might be making a fool of us, exploiting us through an illusion of agency. No one wants to be Stanley of The Stanley Parable (Galactic Café, 2013), the developer's puppet.
We crave the weight of consequence yet revel in its destruction. How do we make sense of this contradiction?
A Death in Stasis
In 2012, Jenn Frank wrote about how she rediscovered some floppy disks carrying some of her Norn creations from the artificial life simulation Creatures (Millennium Interactive, 1996). She saw them as coffins. She sent her Norns into stasis on floppy disks but they never woke up; she had murdered her brood.
Save games. A thorny subject for sure. In 1981, we might have asked whether a man was not entitled to the control of his own leisure time. 'No!' said the developer from his office cubicle. But we are not in 1981 any more. In 2014, I should be able to do anything I want, whenever I want, with whomever I want, multiple times. Not only can I do whatever I want but I can also shout at people on the internet for doing whatever they want. This is liberty.
The save game is one of the most important innovations in game design. It's also a promise to the developer that we're coming back.
But why do we sometimes break that promise?
Learning to Stop
This is the final part of the Learning Curve trilogy. In the first part, Learning to Walk, I learnt to program and make games on the Atari 8-bit home computer. In the second part, Learning to Run, I wrote a game in machine-language which was sold commercially.
I think it was 1995.
It was the difficult second year of my PhD at Reading University, where far too many of my water wave simulations exploded into colourful infinity and I wanted to shoot my research in the head five times. We had a series of presentations from industry types looking to charm the latest batch of Dr. Mathematicians being squeezed out of the academic womb. I was impressed by one guy from a company called Geoquest that made oil field mapping software, and followed up on email. I asked Geoquest Dude how I might make myself more valuable after my research was complete. I told him about my grand game-making plans, hoping this would sell me as an unstoppable code hero who could work machine language like Jimi Hendrix worked the guitar.
His response? He told me to stop.
Learning to Run
This is the second part of the Learning Curve trilogy. The first part, Learning to Walk, explored how I became a game programmer in the 1980s.
It is 1992.
Beyond small projects, I couldn't finish a damn thing. I had folders crammed full of design sketches for games and numerous disks littered with crude prototypes. I was apt to spend my time on title screens and structure, leaving the actual game bit to be "filled in later", always chasing the high of creation without actually creating something. I believed I was a genius of unearthly codemagick power yet had nothing to show for it except for the work I did with my father: Blitz, Runaround, Escape and also Runaround II (published in New Atari User #53, Dec/Jan 1991). I needed to prove that I had the discipline to see one of my own ideas through.
But that wasn't all I needed to prove. If you wanted to get decent performance out of an 8-bit computer you had to do the business in assembly language. I'd written plenty of machine language snippets and done my share of hacking commercial games to make them easier so I believed I could write one of those grandiose machine language games if I wanted to. But development in assembly language is like having to marshal individual grains of sand into a sandcastle. The scale of the task was enough to subdue any hubris. I needed to prove I could write a game in machine language.
I threw one more goal onto this project of projects. This game I was going to make? I was going to sell it like a proper developer. If I pulled this off, I would never doubt my Atari skills again.
Learning to Walk
This is the first part of the Learning Curve trilogy.
As the years progress, the human brain archives ancient experiences it decides aren't so relevant any more. It shoves the past into a blender face first, making it difficult, if not impossible, to identify events let alone organise them into a sensible chronological sequence. Cause and effect are corrupted.
But there remain flashes of important moments and here are some from my videogame childhood: running home in tears when a café owner switched off a Check Man (Zilec-Zenitone, 1982) arcade cabinet seconds after I'd inserted my one coin for the evening; walking back to the bus stop from Porthcawl beach where there was one last videogame arcade to visit, a place in which we discovered Tutankham (Konami, 1982) and Jungle Hunt (Taito, 1982); losing a whole morning to an obsession with my first virtual world, Adventure (Atari, 1979) on the Atari VCS.
I know that we bought an Atari VCS during a stay in London because I recall seeing its box, complete with screenshots and Ingersoll Electronics logo, bundled onto a National Express bus bound for Wales. I know the most anticipated Christmas presents at that time were Atari cartridges. I could usually tell which presents were the cartridges but never opened them all in one go, as I wanted to savour the annual tradition of the Christmas unboxing.
Childhood seems longer than it is. Although I am left with an impression that the VCS dwelt in our house for many, many years, this cannot be true. I have a receipt here that says we bought it in a store called "GEM Electronics" on 23 August 1980, and I have another receipt saying we purchased an Atari 800 on 8 October 1982. I can rescue cause and effect from these receipts. They imply we sold most of our VCS games in 1982, just two years after we bought the console.
The reason my parents sold the console was practical. Primary school wasn't stretching me enough and I was the kind of child who engorged his brain on Open University television programmes. A primary school teacher even told my parents off for teaching me at home, pushing me ahead of the class, but they confessed it was because I watched adult literacy programmes like On the Move. My parents decided to buy a computer to prevent me from getting bored, to channel my energies. We didn't have much money, so the VCS was sold to raise funds for a 32K Atari 800 Home Computer with an Atari 410 Program Recorder.
It was hard to say goodbye to those black, chunky cartridges and their colourful boxes, but we didn't say goodbye to every game. My little sister had told prospective buyers that we didn't like Basketball (Atari, 1978) so they took her sage advice and did not buy it. I still have this box today.
But I'm not here to tell you about the Atari VCS. I'm here to tell you about my years as a game developer.
The Stanley Paradox
The Stanley Parable (Galactic Cafe, 2013) was released last week and I ploughed through it over two nights, reaching a number of the game's "endings". I only dabbled with the original Half-Life 2 mod incarnation once, during IndieCade East earlier this year. But rather than fire up the mod as soon as I returned to Electron Dance HQ, I elected to wait for the remake.
There's no doubt that the game is fun and you can almost smell the sweat and passion that's been invested in its development. It might be best referred to, as Amanda Lange put it, "a work of absurdist surrealism".
Okay, all good. But what does The Stanley Parable mean?
If you're ready for spoilers, read on. If not, then you can choose to– oh GOD I'M NOT GOING TO MAKE THIS JOKE.
Léon Loves Tetris
This is the concluding part of The Shooting Gallery trilogy. In part one, developers of 2D shooters spoke about their interest in the form, and part two explored the evolution of the 2D shooter.
Cards on the table time, folks. Here's the question for the big prize. What is the 2D shooter about?
Well done! It is indeed about the shooting of stuff but let's peel back the outer layer of this onion. I also want to discard some of the games where the primary mechanic is navigating obstacles rather than shooting, such as Scramble (Konami, 1981) and Zaxxon (Sega, 1982). When we take the genre as a whole, we notice that shooters usually require players to destroy as much as possible.
Space Invaders (Taito, 1978) lays out five ranks of aliens which march across the screen and taking the occasional decisive step towards the ground. If a single alien makes it to the bottom, the game is over. Aside from the distracting saucers, the player must blast everything.
Something more recent? In arena shooter Death Ray Manta (Rob Fearon, 2012) the player must dispatch every green bunny and pink robot to proceed to the next Manta stage. Even something like Everyday Shooter (Queasy Games, 2007), where each level only lasts as long as the background track, encourages the player to wipe out as much as possible for the purpose of acquiring extra lives and creating safe space.
I'm reminded of this short exchange from Léon: The Professional (Luc Besson, 1994):
Mathilda: Léon, what exactly do you do for a living?
Léon: Cleaner.
Mathilda: You mean you're a hit man?
What is the 2D shooter about? It's about cleaning.


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The Washington Redskins will have John Potter handling placekicking duties against the Green Bay Packers while starter Kai Forbath sits out Sunday's game at Lambeau Field due to a groin injury.
The 26-year-old Forbath was initially listed as questionable on Friday, but after a re-evaluation of his condition Sunday the Redskins updated his status to inactive against the Packers. Forbath had been complaining of groin issues since earlier this week, and even though he got some treatment the injury seemed to get only worse by Thursday.
So, the Redskins signed Potter on Saturday, to serve as insurance behind the injured Forbath. But Potter didn't receive the go ahead to play against the Packers until the Redskins made a decision on Forbath's status later Sunday morning.
Potter has NFL regular season experience as he was a kickoff specialist with Buffalo Bills last year, recording 13 touchbacks on 26 kickoffs. That being said, Potter has never attempted a field goal during his two-year NFL career. Potter struggles in the department were significantly highlighted during the Redskins' training camp, as he struggled on field goal attempts during practices and didn't attempt one for the team in a preseason game – before being cut on Aug. 26.
But now, Potter could get his first NFL field goal attempt against the Packers on Sunday. The Western Michigan standout Potter connected on a 45-yard field goal attempt during his collegiate career, but was 0-of-3 on field goals from 50-yard or beyond.
Potter will be also kicking in less than ideal weather, with rain being in the forecast for Sunday's game at Green Bay.
Forbath made 17 of his 18 field goal attempts for the Redskins last season. He made all of his field goal attempts this preseason, but missed a 40-yarder in the Redskins' season opening loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
John Potter gets go ahead vs. Packers, with Kai Forbath inactive
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In hopes of increasing wind energy production in New Mexico while protecting wildlife and habitat, a coalition of energy companies, conservation groups and government agencies have come up with recommendations.
The group this week launched a website to list the "best management practices" for designing and siting wind facilities while protecting bats, raptors and other birds. The coalition says its recommendations are based on science but aren't binding on any of the energy companies operating in the state.
The New Mexico Wind and Wildlife Collaborative involves eight energy companies, seven conservation groups and several agencies such as the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Public Service Company of New Mexico, First Wind, Audubon New Mexico and Hawks Aloft are among the groups that met over the last two years to hammer out recommendations for wind farms.
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Thousands of turbines being built in pristine landscapes of the UK, but at what cost?
Mr Bryson said the CPRE and people in the countryside are supportive of the Government's plans to cut carbon emissions.
But the continuing march of the turbines is turning ordinary people against the battle against climate change because they see green energy destroying the countryside.
"The Campaign to Protect Rural England is increasingly concerned that the wave of planning applications for wind turbines across the country risks unacceptable damage to the landscape; to localism and people's confidence in the planning system; and, ultimately, to the battle against climate change," he said.
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A major new study has quashed fears that onshore windfarms are causing long-term damage to bird populations, but found new evidence that some species are harmed when windfarms are built.
The study by conservationists into the impacts on 10 of the key species of British upland bird, including several suffering serious population declines, concluded that a large majority of species can co-exist or thrive with windfarms once they are operating.
But the study, the largest carried out in the UK into the impact of onshore windfarms on bird life, also found strong evidence that some species suffered serious harm while windfarms are being built.
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The world's third-largest toy manufacturer is going to be putting "made with wind power" labels on all those boxes of LEGOs, and not just because they bought their power from utilities with wind turbines. Kirkbi A/S, the family holding company that owns LEGO, will be buying actual wind turbines representing fully a third of an offshore wind farm, reports Reuters.
LEGO's share of the 277-megawatt Borkum Riffgrund 1 wind farm, which will be finished in 2015, should provide all the energy the company needs through 2020. Considering that LEGO produces 19 billion bricks every year, that's a surprisingly efficient use of wind power.
"Employment in the EU's renewable energy sector has broken through the one million mark for the first time, after the number of people working in the industry increased 25 per cent in 2010.
The latest figures from the European Commission reveal over 1.14 million people were working in green energy in 2010, an increase of a quarter on 2009. Meanwhile, revenue for the sector soared by 15 per cent year-on-year to €127bn.
With separate reports suggesting the sector continued to grow during 2011, the industry is likely to be considerably larger by now.
According to the report, the solid biomass power sector was the largest employer, accounting for 273,000 jobs, followed by solar photovoltaic (PV) and wind power, which supported 268,110 and 253,145 jobs respectively.
The UK had the ninth biggest renewable energy sector in terms of employment in 2010, boasting 31,700 jobs. Wind accounted for 9,200 of these, followed by biogas at 6,000, biofuels at 5,300, solar PV at 5,000, and biomass with 2,000 employees.
However, the figures are likely to be already out of date with trade associations reporting that over 10,000 people now work in the wind energy industry, while the surge in demand for solar panels last year is thought to have supported between 20,000 and 30,000 jobs. In addition, further employment growth is predicted across the renewables sector over the next five years after a host of wind turbine firms recently announced plans to locate new factories in the UK.
Germany topped the employment league table with 361,360 jobs, based on strong growth in the PV sector. France came in second place with 174,735 jobs, with Italy, Spain and Sweden making up the top five.
The Germans also ruled the roost in terms of turnover, recording €36bn of revenue across the renewable energy sector in 2010."
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"On February 2nd, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) Director Tommy P. Beaudreau announced that BOEM's National Environmental Policy Act assessment found that there would be no significant environmental and socioeconomic impacts from issuing wind energy leases in designated Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) areas off the mid-Atlantic Coast, allowing Interior to move forward with the process for wind energy lease sales off Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey and Delaware.
BOEM also published Calls for Information and Nominations for Maryland and Virginia to solicit lease nominations from industry and request public comments regarding site conditions, resources and multiple uses of the Wind Energy Areas.
Additionally, BOEM announced the finalization of a first-of-its-kind lease form that will help streamline the issuance of renewable energy leases on the OCS. The lease form will be effective 15 days following publication in the Federal Register at: http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/public-inspection/index.html.
- The Notice of Availability of the environmental assessment and Finding of No Significant Impact are available through the Federal Register at: http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/public-inspection/index.html.
- For more information and links for the Maryland call, see: http://www.boem.gov/BOEM-Newsroom/Press-Releases/2011/press02022012(2).aspx. For more information and links for the Virginia call, see: http://www.boem.gov/BOEM-Newsroom/Press-Releases/2011/press02022012.aspx.
- Additional information, including summaries of the public comments received and the Bureau's response to those comments is available at: http://www.boem.gov/Renewable-Energy-Program/Regulatory-Information/Index.aspx."
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The 2014 Payette River Games will be held at Kelly's Whitewater Park on the Payette River in Cascade, Idaho, with a $100,000 cash purse making it the most lucrative river competition in the world.
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There appears to be a buyer for the Camp Creek Station pub in Naramata, which suddenly closed its doors in the small community last summer.
Philip Fox, a realtor with Re/Max Penticton, the listing agency for the property, said there is an offer pending on it subject to court approval, because it is in foreclosure.
"The offer has been written by another real estate company. At the time of court, other qualified buyers can submit an offer and then the court will decide who the purchaser will be," said Fox.
He added if there are no other offers and providing the judge approves that offer it would be sold. If there are others, they look at the highest bidder.
Last July, a sign appeared on the front door, simply saying, "pub closed." The building has stood at the same location since 1985, and was last owned by Esther and Larry Knight, who were very community minded, holding several fund-raisers at the pub.
It was popular with both residents and visitors and those learning of its closure in the summer were saddened.
Many described it as a landmark and community hub, where people gathered to eat, drink and socialize.
Fox said he understands the person who made the offer would like to get it open as soon as possible, but it has to go to court first.
A court date has not yet been set.
"It's the local pub in Naramata," he said. "I'm sure everyone would love to see it up and running."
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Many producers are wondering whether the development of genetically modified hybrids and the improvement in hybrid yield potential and stress tolerance has made the corn crop more "drought-proof" now than it was in 1988.
Emerson Nafziger, a professor of crop sciences at the University of Illinois, said that as the drought worsened over the past weeks, he was regularly asked how this year's yields are likely to be affected and how they will compare with the yields after the 1988 drought.
On August 10, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) projected that the 2012 Illinois corn yield would be 116 bushels per acre, an estimate that Nafziger said could still change. Projected yields range from 143 bushels in the Northwest Crop Reporting District (CRD) to 80 bushels in the East Southeast CRD.
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1 package (8 ounces) fat-free cream cheese
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Lamar Odom remains non-committal on his contract situation even after a weekend report that he's "leaning strongly toward accepting" a deal with the Heat. But because we're talking about Odom, a guy who maintains a poker face, it's tough to say what any of this means.
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About the West Coast
The West Coast landscape is inspiring, offering a wealth of activities and experiences that will want you coming back for more! The magnificent scenery of the West coast can be enjoyed from the air, the rivers and lakes, walking tracks, car and four-wheel drive.
Trial Harbour: A 30 minute drive along a good gravel road through rainforest and buttongrass plains. This coastal hamlet has magnificent beaches, fishing and a spectacular view available from the surrounding hills. There are no shops or facilities.
Granville Harbour: Travel 30kms along a sealed road which then turns onto a gravel road for a further 8kms. Granville is a small fishing and holiday community. As with Trial Harbour, there are no shops or facilities.
Queenstown: A mining town with over one hundred years of continuous mining, Queenstown is a popular tourist destination. The home of the West Coast Wilderness Railway and the infamous 'Gormy Hill' , Queenstown offers a variety of unique sightseeing opportunities.
Rosebery: Built around a zinc and lead mine, Rosebery sits in a picturesque valley surrounded by rainforest. Tom McDonald discovered gold in 1893 and soon a village was built at the base of Mt Black. McDonald named the village after Lord Rosebery, the Prime Minister of England at the time. A predominately mining town with a population of approximately 1300 people, Rosebery is situated in a rainforested valley between three mountains - Mt Murchison, Mt Black and Mt Read. Rosebery enjoys long, cold and wet winters with highland snowfall - all a must-have for the rainforests to survive!
Strahan: The major port during the West Coast's booming mining days, Strahan is now a base for a thriving tourism and aquaculture industry.
Tullah: Originally a mining town then the base for Hydro projects, Tullah is now a small but popular tourist destination.
Zeehan: Once the third largest town in Tasmania, Zeehan now has a population of around 600. Many original buildings still stand and recent mining explorations and developments see Zeehan becoming a popular base from which to explore the West Coast.
Gormanston & Linda: Just 15 minutes out of Queenstown you can experience these once thriving towns, rich in mining heritage and history.
Please visit Western Wilderness for information regarding stuctured activities and at-your-own-pace experiences to be enjoyed around the West Coast.
Getting to the West Coast
If travelling from interstate, you can fly to Hobart, Launceston, Burnie and Devonport on the major commercial airlines.
An overnight passenger and car ferry service operates between Melbourne and Devonport. For more information on the Spirit of Tasmania services call 1800 634 906 or visit http://www.spiritoftasmania.com.au/
To the West Coast from Launceston..
...via Burnie
Travel along National Highway 1 from Launceston through Burnie, turning left at the miniature Sydney Harbour Bridge onto the C112.
At the top of the hill (past the Lactos Cheese Factory) is the B18 junction. Continue straight ahead - this is the road leading through Ridgley, Highclere (with a roadhouse) and Hampshire and directly to the West Coast.
Just past the intersection of the A10 there is a rest stop then C132/Murchison Highway junction.
Read below for details on getting to the West Coast from the junction.
...via Cradle Mountain
Travel along National Highway 1 to the Elizabeth Town turnoff (on the left). This is just past Deloraine, about 45mins from Launceston.
Turn left on the C156 heading towards Sheffield on a narrow road. Just outside Sheffield turn left onto C136, or travel into Sheffield and look at the murals.
From Sheffield (C136) travel through Gowrie Park then Moina. From the Moina intersection turn left onto C132 and continue past the turn-off to Lemonthyme Lodge on the left and onto the Cradle Mountain turn-off which is also on the left.
A Visitors Information Centre is located 5km along the road.
From the turn-off continue on the C132 for approximately 30 minutes to the A10 at the Murchison Highway junction.
Read below for details on getting to the West Coast from the junction.
...from the Murchison Highway junction
From here it is approximately 30 minutes to Tullah, where after crossing Lake Rosebery the turn off to Queenstown, Strahan and Zeehan is on the left (B28).
Strahan and Zeehan can also be reached by going straight ahead and staying on the A10. This is also the way to reach Rosebery.
After driving over Mount Black and through Rosebery you will reach the junction of the A10 and B27 which is 5km from Zeehan. Turn right to travel to Zeehan and Strahan.
The B27 junction to Strahan is on the left on the entrance to Zeehan. From here it is approximately 30 minutes to Strahan.
At the junction of the A10 and B27 you can turn left to reach Queenstown and Strahan, although it is quicker to reach Strahan by turning right. Queenstown is approximately 30 minutes from this junction.
To the West Coast from Hobart
From Hobart take National Highway 1 to Bridgewater. Turn left onto the A10 and cross the Derwent River at New Norfold.
About an hour from Hobart you will reach hamilton and then 10 minutes further along you will reach Ouse. The roadhouse here is the last food and fuel stop until Derwent Bridge which is another hour away.
From Derwent Bridge you will travel down Mt Arrowsmith and Victoria Pass. From here you will cross Bradshaw Bridge over Lake Burbury - you are now on the West Coast.
Just after Lake Burbury you will travel through the towns of Linda and Gormanston before driving down the infamous Gormanston Hill. At the bottom is Queenstown.
As you drive into Queenstown turn right at the Bridge on the B24 and this will take you towards Strahan, Rosebery, Zeehan and Tullah.
More information about travelling distances and times can be found at http://www.westernwilderness.com.au .
Useful Information
Mobile Telephones: Telstra mobilenet is the only service that works on the West Coast.
RACT: for vehicle emergencies and breakdowns call 13 11 11
Newspapers: all major Tasmanian newspapers, along with the Herald Sun, the Age and the Australian, can be purchased at West Coast newsagencies
ATMs and Eftpos: all West Coast towns have ATMs and Eftpos facilities
Public Toilets: for a list of public toilets on the West Coast please visit http://www.toiletmap.gov.au
For more information regarding services and facilities available on the West Coast please view the West Coast Directory or visit http://www.westernwilderness.com.au


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[W7] User management on Family PC - Admin and user groups
Hey guys,
After spending most of the day trying to get my head around user management and getting nowhere, I'm asking for help.
I've built a PC, and freshly installed windows 7 on a computer for my girlfriends family. I want one normal-user password protected account at the welcome screen, but I want them to be able to use administrator rights when necessary.
The default profile created during instillation (lets call it User1) has administrator powers. User2 has only user rights, and of course there is disabled/hidden Administrator account with elevated admin rights.
When I tried to configure this last time by hiding User1 and Admin, I ended locking myself out of all admin access and therefore couldn't change passwords, re enable or login to UAC. I had to system restore to get back to working configuration.
Can anyone tell me how to create a system that shows only one login for a normal user, but can then access administrator options via UAC?
If I disable User1 in additon to having Admin disabled, I'm sure I will just get locked out of admin access again?
If I delete User1, and keep admin disabled, will User2 be able to use admin privileges - or will it lead to again?
I'm probably missing something very simple, but i just can't see a way to do this with having only one login visible on the welcome screen. (without the one login being User1 with admin rights)
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In Vista and Windows Seven the default account in the Administrator group that is created, is roughly equivalent to the Operators Group that was extant in NT Server 4. You could do things like install programs, register COM dlls etc.. but you could not delete system files.
I think it's a pretty good compromise.
But then again I turn UAC off altogether. So maybe I can't be trusted.
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Win7 x 6 PC's
There's no point in not having each user be an Admin if you want them to have the powers, otherwise you'd have the Admin account passworded and keep it secret to prevent lesser users from making changes.
Windows 7 assumes the account upon installation is the owner so it has full rights. If you add another decide if they should have the right to make changes, or not.
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|06 Sep 2013
I ended up just changing UAC settings so even the admin is prompted for a password when making changes, because I couldn't find any other way to do it - and it is essentially what I wanted.
Thanks for the replies
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg visited Cairo, Egypt, in late January for four days of discussions with judges, law school faculty, law school students and legal experts to "listen and learn." While there she suggested Egyptian revolutionaries not use the U.S. Constitution as a model post-Arab Spring. Ginsburg words were spoken with the full understanding that Egyptian military officials were preparing to send to trial 19 American democracy and rights workers (including Sam LaHood, son of Ray LaHood, Obama's secretary of transportation).
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The Company is engaged in the business of producing and selling low alcoholic beverages primarily in the domestic market and, to a lesser extent, in selected international markets.
The latest underestimates on earnings were largely due to the new Angry Orchard hard cider sales being more popular than expected. Well, with an ear to the ground from siblings a decade younger than I, I can tell you that the results will continue to outpace expectations. The Angry Orchard line has a growing group of young prophets. My brother in law and sister each independently brought a case of it for us when they came to visit, since it is the hot new drink for 25-35 year olds in Pittsburgh and Chicago. And I have to admit its good stuff, and I am a beer snob. I think this line will really help the stock to broaden its market and bring it greater than expected returns. This is all in addition to its great stats otherwise, good management, and 0 debt.
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GUYS OUR BABIES FROM THE CHIVE PLANTER LAST YEAR ARE BACK. I mean, my mom evicted them from the planter, but now they're in the tree by the deck. LOOK AT THAT FLUFFY MOMMIE.
Mourning Doves nesting in a planter on our deck :)
When I get close, the baby goes "hoop-hoop" and threatens to bite me.
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soren-grey: A mourning dove that built her nest in my balcony garden. She isn't afraid of me at all. It's like I'm a pest in her yard. I thought she looked so cute sitting there on the railing, glaring at my cat. So after I took this, I reached out to touch her. She puffed up her feathers and hoot-growled at me. Sorry, ma'am.
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New sources of health care data, combined with existing resources, offer unprecedented opportunities to learn from health care delivery and patient care. These sources include, for example, EHR systems; registries on diseases, treatments, or specific populations; claims databases from insurers and payers; and mobile devices and sensors that capture local data. In addition to the capacity these sources bring to the collection of clinical data, they also support clinical effectiveness research; surveillance for safety, public health, and other purposes; quality improvement initiatives; population health management; cost and quality reporting; and tools for patient education.
As noted above, EHR systems provide a substantial opportunity for learning by unlocking information currently stored in paper medical records. For example, one study found that real-time analysis of clinical data from EHRs could have identified the increased risk of heart attack associated with rosiglitazone, a diabetes drug, within 18 months of its introduction, as opposed to the 7-8 years between the medication's introduction and when concerns were raised publicly (Brownstein et al., 2010). In considering how to maximize the clinical knowledge gained from EHR systems, a tension exists between the data needs of research studies and the resources required to collect and store clinical data on care processes and patient outcomes. Given the range of health care research studies, it is likely to be infeasible for every system to capture the full amount of data needed to fulfill all potential research needs. A compromise solution to this tension is to identify those core pieces of information that are needed for many research questions and ensure that this limited set of information is captured faithfully by most digital health record systems. This method of identifying a core dataset that satisfies both research and clinical care needs has been used by several organizations. For example, the National Quality Forum's (NQF's) Quality Data Model defines a set of standardized clinical and administrative data that are needed to calculate quality measures using information from EHRs (National Quality Forum, 2010), while the HMO Research Network's Virtual Data Warehouse (discussed further on page 165) maps data from the EHRs and medical claims of multiple health maintenance organization (HMO) plans into a standardized dataset. Other efforts focus on population health; for example, popHealth software integrates with providers' EHRs to automate and simplify the reporting and exchange of quality data on the providers' patient populations, and the Query Health project is setting data standards to enable research on population health (Fridsma, 2011; popHealth, 2012). In addition to the research benefits, routine adoption of core datasets in EHRs can enhance the


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By Daniel firstname.lastname@example.com The former Forest Park police officer charged with rape was granted a bond of $150,000, after a judge heard testimony from his father and wife. Kenneth Schmidt, 38, pulled a woman over while on duty, a little after midnight on April 6. While giving the woman a "courtesy ride" home, he allegedly took her to an abandoned parking lot, called her an offensive- and racial-charged name, and raped her. Schmidt's attorney, Michael G. Kam, contends the sex was consensual. When the former officer walked into magistrate court wearing an orange jumpsuit Friday morning, his mother made a motion of pushing up her chin. Schmidt smiled slightly. Kam said Schmidt is being kept in the Clayton County's jail's infirmary, to try and keep him safe from the other prisoners, and that he was threatened even as he was escorted through the jail's interior hallways to the courtroom. "It's dangerous for him to be in jail," Kam said. Kam asked Magistrate Court Judge Bobby Simmons to grant bond. Schmidt was charged with rape, sodomy and sexual assault. At his first appearance, Schmidt was granted a bond of $20,000 on the sodomy charge and a bond of $20,000 on the sexual assault charge, but was denied bond on the rape charge. At the Friday morning hearing, Kam argued there was no evidence Schmidt was a flight risk and no evidence he could be a threat to anyone. "Mr. Schmidt sits here as an innocent man, that's what the law says," Kam said. "There's a presumption of innocence until that presumption is overcome by the state." Schmidt's father, Gerhardt Schmidt, said his son would live with him in Peachtree City. Schmidt's wife of 11 years, Mignon Schmidt, said she was standing by her husband, but that he needed to live with his father while some issues were worked out, and his step-sons learn to forgive him. "This has been a big blow to my family and I need to teach my boys about forgiveness," Mignon Schmidt said. She described her husband to the court as a man who is "strictly by the book" and became a police officer last year because he "wanted to protect and serve." "Did you ever know him to make derogatory remarks about African Americans or women?" Kam asked. "No," she said. "What about 'guy talk'? Did you ever hear him, with guys, make derogatory remarks about African Americans or women?" "No, sir," she said. "Absolutely not." The alleged victim, who is not being named because of the nature of the allegations, testified at the bond hearing, asking the judge not to allow Schmidt out of jail. The woman testified on Tuesday, at his probable cause hearing, crying and describing in detail how Schmidt said she owed him, how he forced herself on him and how, afterward, he dropped her off in front of her house, as her children stood in the doorway, and said he would be back for more. "He was to 'protect and serve' and he did this, I don't know what he'd do if he got out," the woman said at the bond hearing. "I'm really scared of him. I'm really scared for me and my kids ... He did say he was coming back." Judge Simmons granted bond, reviewing the evidence and the state statute and saying, "I'm going to have to set bond in this case." Simmons set it at $150,000 for the rape charge, a total of $190,000 for all the charges, and said he would require Schmidt to be monitored by GPS while he was out of jail, awaiting trial.
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