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The longstanding alternative theater company yet to meet emergency fundraising goal
The reopening of the Provincetown Playhouse helps theater (and a critic) look both backward and onward
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. May 29, 1969, Vol. XIV, No. 33 15 Receive 'Obies' For '68-'69 Season The 14th annual Village Voice Off-Broadway awards were announced on Saturday afternoon at the Village Gate. More than 500 guests gathered to applaud the 15 winners of ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 27, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 15 Rolling Stoned with Joyous 'Pornographer' By Stephanie Harrington Ed Sanders: "Fuck You" editor - publisher - printer - conceiver. Fugs founder. Pharoah fancier fantastic. Classicist, cigar store cle ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesMay 28, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 32OBIES 1963-1964More than 500 participants and well-wishers of the off-Broadway theatre converged on the Village Gate on Saturday afternoon to applaud winners of the Ninth Annual Village Voice Off-Broadway Awards and h ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesApril 30, 1964, Vol. IX, No. 28Drizzle Does Not Dim Ardor of Arts MarchersBy Michael SmithBraving a mean drizzle and the competition of a World's Fair opening, more than 200 practitioners and admirers of the various arts gathered at dusk last Wed ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesOctober 24, 1963, Vol. IX, No. 1Living Theatre Goes Broke; Becks Brigged by FedsBy Michael SmithNobody ever expected the Living Theatre to die quietly. And after four frantic days -- with events ranging from a melancholy press conference through ... More >>
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 5, 1962, Vol. VII, No. 24 The Bags Are Packed, but Where's the Fare? By Michael Smith The moment of truth is at hand for the Living Theatre, and the key word is PANIC!, scrawled in chalk on a blackboard in the office of co-directors J ... More >>
Drugs! Sex! But not much shock in these two shows.
Keep the Living Theatre alive
The theater district gets its own Twelfth Night, complete with kings bearing gifts
Welcome to Off-Off-Broadway's newest theatrical discoverythe past
The Brig and Frost/Nixon use yesterday's nightmares to mirror today's reality
The Brig launches the Living Theater's new home
Downtown vision meets Broadway myth: Revisiting a pivotal moment in the history of the American musical
Judges from the last five decades pay homage to the productions and artists they'll never forget
The founder of the 'Village Voice' Obies recalls what led to their inception 50 years ago
Recalling the glory (and gory) days of theatrical liberation
He Made All That Happened to Him a Transcendent Experience
The Living Theater Meets the Legacy of Civil War and Israeli Occupation
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Okay, so I've been slacking a bit. Okay, a lot! Well, I have no good excuse so I won't give you one. This post will cover two weeks, but only four reviews. Take it or leave it!
Sunday, September 8 2013
Tatuaje Black Label Petite Lancero
Wrapper: Nicaraguan Sun Grown Criollo
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
I have pretty much enjoyed every Tatuaje I have ever smoked. That said, I think the Black Label Petite Lancero is a real standout among the rest of the line. It has always been a smooth, enjoyable smoke. Let's see if this one follows suit.

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Monday 30 April 2012: Keep off the grass
The walled garden at Aberdour Castle.
It's usually a lot more colourful but today was a grey day, though it seems we've been very lucky with the weather here these last few days in comparison to down south.
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Rules changes for girls come late in the game
Every sport has some factors that are rigid and some that are fluid. Coaches and players work on the factors they can change – the speed of the pitch, whether to punt on fourth and 1, whether to shoot a 3-point or 2-point basket attempt.
And they can safely assume some factors won't change. The football field is 100 yards long. The basketball rim is 10 feet high.
In Indiana high school basketball, the court is 84 feet long.
Except when it isn't.
Inexplicably and unfairly, the eight teams playing in the girls' high school basketball finals Saturday were informed at the 11th hour they would play on a 94-foot court.
After an entire season of working on fast breaks and a host of plays, the teams now have an extra 10 feet for the last game of the season. For the second consecutive year, the finals are being played on a longer college court at Indiana State University. But unlike last year, high school athletics officials will not use tape to mark boundaries of a shorter court and a more compact 3-point zone. The Indiana High School Athletic Association offers two different excuses. One is that the tape boundaries were confusing. The other is that they don't have time to change the boundaries because a college game is being played there the night before.
The worst part is that the first the teams learned about the change was Monday when coaches asked about it.
Would the IHSAA have made such a last-minute change for the boys' finals?
Deregulatory bill draws opposition
The LaPorte County commissioners are taking a strong stance against legislation making its way through the General Assembly that would make it easier for some utility companies to increase rates with less regulatory oversight.
The board of commissioners passed a resolution last week opposing the passage of Senate Bill 560 and calling on constituents to express their opinions to legislators as well.
Economic development is the motivation for opposing the bill. The resolution notes that energy costs are key criteria when manufacturing businesses are looking for a new location.
The commissioners are also seeking rate relief for customers who receive electricity service from Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
According to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, the electricity rates for NIPSCO customers in northwest Indiana are among the highest in Indiana.
The bill would make it easier for companies such as NIPSCO to get customers to pay most of the costs of transmission and distribution infrastructure projects before going through the traditional regulatory review process for rate increases.
LaPorte County has been active over the years taking a stand in front of the IURC on both electric rates and services for our constituents, Commission President Willie B. Milsap wrote in an email. This legislation really guts strict oversight of the investor-owned utilities and does represent back-door deregulation of utilities. It's bad for ratepayers and we have to hope that legislators aren't willing to give this kind of windfall to utilities at the expense of both residents and businesses!


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How Sebastiao made this art: We used opaque watercolor, straws, to blow the paint, and then print, cut and glued the eyes
Neon Feet
Stars, sail, and Air
How Allison made this art: Allie took cookie cutters in the shape of vehicles, pushed them in Neon paint, and placed them on black construction paper. Not only did she work on her gross motor skills, she also talked about colors and how these modes of transportation move. learning while playing is super fun!


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I've gotten great response at our church dinners and senior groups whenever I bring this tick easy-to-fix soup. I usually take home an empty pot and often get requests for the recipe. The flavor seems to improve with leftovers...if there are any! -Evelyn Buford Belton, Missouri
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Prep: 20 min. Cook: 20 min.
1-1/2 pounds beef top sirloin
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Yield: 12 servings (about 3 quarts).
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What really happened | the history the us government hopes you, Contains articles about a number of conspiracies, with a focus on the sept. 11 attacks on the world trade center, and the ensuing "war on terrorism"..
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Mob wives sit down, Take a look above at your new mob wives season 4 cast. back in august mob wives sit down previously reported that carla was not going to be part of the season 4 cast..
Amish mafia's merlin miller: how old is he? what is his job, Discovery's amish mafia is wrapping up its first season with a series of interviews desperately backpedaling on the same fraud claims that plagued its sister show.
What just happened – official site, Starring robert de niro, and directed by barry levinson, what just happened is a sharp comedy about two crazy weeks of a hollywood producer's life as he tries to.
Mob wives' renee graziano discusses battle with depression, Mob wives star renee graziano is taking a break from all the drama the show brings to reveal her battle with depression. in an interview with hollywoo.
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Q. I have an older model Toshiba Rear Projection 50H81. I love this TV but there are TV station logos burned in to the screen. Also about 1/3 of the screen on the left side has a brown tint on it causing light colored (like snow) scenes to look bad. Would I be better off upgrading to a LCD HDTV or repairing the screen on this set? And where would I get the material to repair it? - Mike
A. Unfortunately the logo burn-in is not something that can be easily repaired and certainly not a job you could do yourself. The images have been burnt into the CRTs which lie at the heart of the screen.
I would say that replacement is the way to go. Also video specifications have changed since that set was made and while it can accept 1080i images it wouldn't handle 1080p and it doesn't have HDMI inputs. These are specifications you will need in a TV to get the most out of Blu-ray and other high definition sources.
As to the choice of the replacement I would think carefully before you make a decision. Although rear projection TVs are not popular in the UK, I do have quite a soft spot for them. There is something undeniably cinematic about them as, after all, they are projecting the image. Flat screen technologies have their advantages such as size, weight, energy consumption and viewing angle. But if you are in love with the concept and image feel of rear projection, there is no reason to discount this technology. While fewer sets are being made, there are plenty available from the likes of Sony, Samsung and JVC. DLP and LED technology have made some significant advances in picture quality - and no logo burn in!
If you decide to go the flat screen route I would highly recommend viewing some choices from a good retailer where they have been set up properly. If you tend to watch TV in a darkened room, try to see the sets in this type of environment. All but the latest LED backlit LCD screens have a permanent backlight which produces a grey cast behind the blacks. Plasmas tend to be better on this and the Pioneer Kuro (while stocks last) is the best consumer screen available.Follow Electronic House on Facebook and Twitter.
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Penn grad Braxston Cave had a big smile on his face this weekend as he returned to action for Notre Dame.
Cave missed the end of last season due to a foot injury that required surgery. Now he says he's 100% again after rehab.
"I feel great," Cave said.
Of course, he's not in prime form.
"Just knocking off the rust," Cave said. "I haven't done anything live in 8 months. Just shaking off the rust and being able to do Coach Heistand's techniques at full strength against the defense--it's just an adjustment."
Cave is returning for his 5th season at Notre Dame. The Irish center is considered one of the best in the country at his position and has a promising NFL future.
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May 31, 2010
Professor Max Geier will be back from sabbatical this fall, offering his Canadian History sequence:
Canadian Studies Course Offerings for Fall 2010, Winter 2011, & Spring 2011
These three course offerings are designed as a 3-term sequence that will help students develop a deeper and more integrated understanding of Canadian history in comparative context with other developments in North America. These are all independent courses with NO pre-requisites (It is NOT necessary to enroll in HST 487 before taking HST 475 or HST 494, although students who do so may discover interesting and useful connections among those courses.For more information about these courses, Dr. Max G. Geier can be reached via email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Fall 2010: HST 487 Canada to Confederation--1867 (4 credits)
This course is intended as an introduction to Canadian history, with no prerequisites, and it is designed as the first course in a three-term sequence in comparative Canadian History to be offered this academic year. It examines the early history of Canada from the era before European contact with North America, and it continues through the formation of the Canada as a nation-state, with the British North America Act of 1867. The course emphasizes the comparative history of colonial cultures within the region of North America now included as part of Canada, with particular attention to colonial policies as they relate to First Nations peoples, Francophone, Anglophone, and Metis identities, and governing policies affecting other immigrant groups, including Loyalist and late-Loyalist migrations from the United States. It concludes with the emergence of Canada as an expansionist nation-state with colonial possessions in the North American West.
Winter 2011: HST 475 Colonial America (4 Credits)
There are no pre-requisites for this course, and it is not necessary to enroll in HST 487 in order to take HST 475. This second term of the sequence explores themes introduced in HST 487, but in a broader comparative context that considers North American colonial experiences from early European contacts with North American people through approximately 1815. It particularly emphasizes colonial experiences in British North America in comparison with colonial experiences in New France, New Spain, and in Russian America. The course particularly explores the ways in which the emergence of the United States after 1775 influenced colonial experiences in the loyal colonies of British North America that were the focus of HST 487, and the implications of that convergence for Spanish and Russian colonies in western North America.
Spring 2011: HST 494 North American Constitutional History
There are no pre-requisites for this course, and it is not necessary to enroll in HST 487 or HST 475 in order to take HST 494. This third term of the sequence is a comparative exploration of how differing colonial experiences, as considered in HST 487 and 475, influenced emerging traditions of constitutional authority in the United States and Canada, from the colonial period through the first half of the 19th century. It particularly emphasizes Canadian responses to the crisis of the American Revolution and the post-revolutionary era of confederation and constitutional reform. The course compares confederation and constitutional reform in theory and practice, through the era of the American Civil War, examining differing approaches to resolving constitutional crises in Canada and in the United States, including the short-lived Confederate States of America. It concludes with a comparison of the response to separatism in the United States and Canada after 1867, with particular attention to Quebec and the new constitutions of the 20th century.
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The collective efforts of local committees and task forces, who are combating the potentially deadly prescription drug abuse crisis, provides me with confidence that we can stop the abuse of pharmaceuticals.
There has been an alarming increase of deadly pharmacy robberies nationwide and it is imperative not to lose sight that a key cause of this problem is chemical dependency addiction.
This type of addiction can make people who otherwise would never behave in this manner, do unspeakable things to get their next fix. While chemical dependency abuse is a disease of addiction, it can be treated and people do recover.
Decreasing access to illicit substances by strengthening laws that make it harder for addicted individuals to fill forged prescriptions or to get an abundance of prescription drugs will help. However, addicted persons will not stop seeking drugs merely because their local pharmacy stops filling their prescriptions. The recent tragedies in Medford and Seaford are examples of the desperate measures that an addicted person may take to obtain a substance that will decrease their craving or help them achieve the state of euphoria they are seeking.In too many cases, when their prescription drug supply dwindles, those who are addicted are often times turning to heroin because it is cheaper and often easier to get. This leads to increased risk for overdose or for contracting HIV or Hepatitis C, because the heroin is frequently taken intravenously.
The opioid abuse epidemic in Nassau County, which is evidenced by the fact that there were approximately 100 deaths attributable to opioid abuse in year 2011, makes it imperative that those in need have easy access to a range of inpatient and outpatient treatment options; as it is important for addicted individuals to know that help is available and that recovery from the disease of addiction is possible.
We also have to be mindful of the fact that rates for substance dependence were far higher for those who had experienced any mental illness in the past year. As reported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, adults experiencing mental illness in the past year were three to four times as likely to have met the criteria for substance dependence or abuse as those who had not experienced mental illness in the past year. In addition, the report finds that young people aged 12 to 17 who experienced a major depressive episode in the past year had more than twice the rate of illicit drug use.
There is, however, reason to be hopeful, and there are treatment options. Within Nassau County there are numerous chemical dependency and mental health treatment programs that can help. This includes the county-run Opiate Treatment Program, which is currently accepting new referrals. There is also Narcotics Anonymous (NA): It is free and has a great track record of successful recovery for thousands of individuals; there are hundreds of NA meetings around Nassau County each week.
For the young people who undoubtedly will be asked at some point whether they want to try a drug or to get high, it is vital to continue to educate residents about the dangers of these drugs – including those that can be found in family members' medicine cabinets. These prescription drugs kill. Young people need early education about the consequences of substance abuse and need to learn the tools to make healthy choices.
Under my direction, Nassau County police officers will continue to go into schools and speak to students about the dangers of prescription drugs. Additionally, members of the Nassau County Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Committee will continue to make parents aware of the signs of drug abuse and addiction in their children, and inform them that it does not usually start with pills, but rather with alcohol and marijuana. The county will also continue to offer appropriate times and locations for people to dispose of unused medications to ensure that they do not end up in the hands of children.
While addiction is treatable, substance abuse is preventable. It is of the utmost importance to keep up the fight through education, prevention and awareness.


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The conception of close reading that is embodied in the Common Core standards is the one drawn from literature. However, it is not a particularly doctrinaire version of the concept, so it really can be applied across the curriculum, though it will require a bit of stretching here and there. There is more need for stretching with some texts than others. For example, in some ways a literary close read is sort of an attempt to read stories and poems in the way mathematicians read math, so math reading wouldn't require much of an adjustment. However, history reading tends not to be so single text focused so some variation is in order.
One basic idea often stressed in discussions of close reading is that the teachers' role is to ask questions about the text. However, let's not take that too literally. That could be questions that guide a discussion, but it also could be tasks that require students to analyze the same information, such as a writing assignment or some other kind of task, like the one in the attached Powerpoint. I was asked by Lesley Morrow (Rutgers University) and the New Jersey ASCD to speak to a group of New Jersey educators about informational text and close reading. Here is the presentation.
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Knight Capital Group, Inc. (NYSE:KCG)
The Company and its subsidiaries is a financial services firm that provides voice and electronic access to the capital markets across multiple asset classes for buy-side, sell-side and corporate clients and asset management for institutions clients.
GREAT growth potential at a BIG discount. Why? Low trailing trading volumes which will affect the short term stock price moves, and uncertainty over financial reform. Company is diversifying away from equity execution roots, but still in a high competition industry. Additionally NITE is also a surprisingly defensive stock. If markets tank both volatility and trading volumes are going to ensure NITE makes $$$$. And most importantly... who doesn't love their Barons ads.


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In response to the rise of school bullying and violence, Building Strong Families National Seminars is presenting in your area, a powerful 3-hour research-based school bullying prevention conference for educators entitled the:
This anti-bullying conference is offered on-site at specific geographical locations and as a live interactive webinar (web conference) making access to this conference more accessible, convenient, and extremely affordable.
Who should attend this bullying prevention conference?
This anti-bullying conference is extremely beneficial to educators, school administrators, school counselors, school social workers, school psychologists, and any other professionals who work with children.
How recent is the research presented in this bullying prevention conference?
What makes this 3-hour anti-bullying conference so unique is that the content is based exclusively on all the latest international research on the subject of school bullying and violence. The content is refreshed and updated weekly with all the latest research making each presentation original.
Which student age group does this bullying prevention conference address?
The information contained in this anti-bullying conference is based exclusively on all recent and relevant international research on school bullying/violence from k through 12th grade. The strategies, techniques, and interventions cited in this conference equally spans elementary thru high school students.
What is the conference fee?
Onsite Fee*
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*All registrations must be received by the RSVP deadline date.
All major credit/debit cards and personal/business checks are accepted. School purchase orders are also accepted. We use PayPal to process online payments. You do not need a PayPal account to make an online payment.
Do you offer group discounts?
Onsite Conference*
We offer two group discount plans:
*These discounts apply to groups that register at the same time.
Do you accept school purchase orders?
Yes. If we are not a vendor for your school district, please have your purchasing department email us a vendor application to email@example.com. You can obtain our W-9 form simply by clicking here. For Arizona conferences, we are registered as a member of AZPurchasing.org!
About the Speaker
Mark Lakewood, CEO of Building Strong Families National Seminars, a distinguished bullying prevention expert, author, and national speaker with decades of clinical experience as a mental health therapist, graduated with a Masters degree in Social Work. Prior to establishing his own private practice, he was employed at medical/psychiatric hospitals and clinics, and a family preservation agency. Mr. Lakewood has an extensive history providing mental health therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults. Mr. Lakewood worked extensively in the k-12 school setting both as a school social worker and as a school-based mental health clinician. He provided consultation and professional development staff training to numerous school administrators and educators as well as clinical services to students and their families on issues of bullying and behavior management. Please click here for a complete biography.
What is your cancellation/refund policy?
If you need to cancel your reservation and would like a complete refund, you must complete and submit this form, email us at email@example.com, or phone us toll-free at 1(866)544-4075 by the conference RSVP deadline date. Substitutions are always accepted. Those who cancel after the conference RSVP deadline date can schedule to attend the live webinar of this conference without incurring an additional cost.
Please note that if you register but do not attend, you are still liable for full payment. Registrants will not receive a certificate until payment has been received.
Will I be able to receive a Certificate of Completion for professional development?
A Certification of Completion in PDF format will be emailed to you. It is advised that professionals consult with their licensing board to determine if attending this conference qualifies for continuing education requirements. If you do not already have PDF installed on your computer, please click the following button to download this free reader:
Conference Topics
Introducing the latest international research, the 'Standing Up To Bullying' conference is designed to empower and equip k through 12 school administrators, educators, social workers, counselors, psychologists, law enforcement, as well as other professionals who work with children, with skills and tools designed to recognize, minimize or eradicate school bullying and violence.
Participants will learn:
Gifts for Attending
As our gift for attending, participants will receive a free copy, the full version, of the 'Standing Up To Bullying' game, bullying games for kids.
This highly popular and valuable educational and noncompetitive game is designed to teach children school bullying and violence prevention skills and can ideally be played by one or up to 4 players in classrooms, homes, or therapy settings.
Participants will also receive a free copy of our Power of Thoughts Ebook (several printable worksheets for k-12 students, empowering them to change their behavior by changing the way they think).
Participants will be able to stay up to date with all the latest international research on school bullying and violence as they will receive links to the research articles cited in the presentation along with a copy of the slide presentation which are both updated regularly. Additionally, they can sign up to receive emails from us alerting them of all the latest research as it happens.
And that's not all - Educators will receive a 20% discount (One coupon per school) to bring the Sound of Knowledge 'Stop Bullying' Tour to their school. Sounds of Knowledge Tour delivers the finest in quality educational programs to schools across our nation. Their programs are geared to enlighten, educate, and affirm students in their effort to achieve success.
How can I be automatically notified once this bullying prevention conference is scheduled?
To receive notifications of scheduled anti-bullying conferences, you could either subscribe to our rss feed by clicking here, subscribe to our email newsletter by clicking here, or subscribe to receive our Scheduled Conference Alerts by clicking here.
Can I schedule this bullying prevention conference either for myself or a group?
Yes. Please complete our Conference Email Request Form by clicking here and you will be notified if we can accommodate.
What do I need to know about attending the webinar?You would be attending a live webinar, not taped or pre-recorded! The webinar experience is very similar to attending an on-site conference. You will be able to view the presenter and the slide presentation while listening from your computer speakers. Additionally, you can easily interact with the presenter during the webinar via the chat room located in the webinar site, by phoning the presenter toll free with the provided telephone number, or by using an external microphone.
Since the webinar is entirely browser-based, there is no download required and you will be able to view the webinar with any computer or operating system! All that is required from you is a computer with a DSL or cable Internet connection with computer speakers. Before registering to attend this webinar, it is advised that you check to make sure that your computer and Internet connection is compatible by clicking here.
After submitting your registration form, you will be sent an invitation email from AnyMeeting.com that contains a direct link to the webinar room.
If you are new to webinars and are unsure as to whether webinars can meet your needs, please feel free to sign up for a live 5-minute webinar demonstration! Simply select a day/time for your demonstration by clicking here and we will email you once the demonstration is scheduled!
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The following are schedules of when this anti-bullying conference will be presented. To register for an on-site conference, simply click on the location you plan to attend and click Continue. To register for a webinar, simply click on Register Now next to the webinar date/time you would like to attend. After registering, you will be emailed an invoice confirming your registration. If you do not receive this email, please email us at email@example.com or phone us toll-free at 1(866)544-4075:


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See Elon Musk's Real-Life 'Iron Man' Lab
You know how in the Iron Man movies, Tony Stark has an ultra-high-tech lab where he can manipulate 3D holograms with his hands? Well, it's totally fake -- unless you happen to be Elon Musk. The celebrity CEO has built a 1.0 version of that lab with technology anyone can buy. In a YouTube video from SpaceX, Musk's rocket-building company, he shows how he created a design lab that employs a Leap Motion controller to manipulate 3D designs via gesture.


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At the School of Materials Science and Engineering, we value our connection to industry very highly. Not only do we train the material scientists and engineers of the future, we also develop and utilize leading technology that revolutionizes materials science and engineering.
Many of our laboratories, and much of our special equipment, are available for industry service. To view a current list of the services we provide, please visit http://www.clemson.edu/cfo/comptroller/rates/billingrates/1314/MSE1314.pdf
We also provide testing services that are not listed. Please call Kim Ivey at 656-5968 for additional testing services.
The National Brick Research Center offers testing services to the brick industry as a means of training Clemson University student employees in test methods.
Please follow the links below to view some of the other resources available to our partners.


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Lakeland's Mrenc could be the new king of art-rock
Album review: Mrenc's 'All Around Surround'
Published: September 11, 2013
Mrenc – All Around Surround
New Granada
★★★ (out of 5 stars)
It's actually a little weird that All Around Surround is the first proper release from Lakeland's Mrenc (Eric Collins). Collins has been pretty prodigious over the past few years, releasing a fairly steady stream of free digital singles, splitting a couple of releases with the likes of Tampa's King of Spain and Jacksonville's Sunbears!, and maintaining a positive and intense social media presence that's refreshingly humane. In other words, I feel like I've already experienced a half-dozen albums' worth of Mrenc, but nope: All Around Surround is the first official release from Collins since the dissolution of his former bands, Denison Marrs and the Dark Romantics, both of which were pretty great bands that never quite got the praise they deserved.
Hopefully, All Around Surround will write a different chapter for Collins, and it certainly should. The half-dozen songs on the CD release (there are two more on the vinyl) make for a listen that's all too brief, but within those tracks, Collins cuts a polystylistic swath that's invigorating and occasionally dizzying. The opening track ("The Architects") somehow manages to be both forceful and a little dark, and then, thanks to the driving percussion, swampy guitars and overdriven chant-vocals, that mood segues into "Wolves," which operates using similar ingredients, but with a more poppy interpolation of them.
By the time the EP closes out with the sprawling, melancholy spleen-venting of "Cover Me," Collins' songs have explored dirgey blooz-thud ("Your Call"), four-on-the-floor post-punk ("Elsg") and basically every other permutation of viscerally expressive art-rock. It feels like a decidedly personal record, but Collins also never seems to give too much of himself, shrouding both his vocals and his guitars in an obfuscating reverb soup. And while all of the songs here seem to share a similar outlook and production ethos, Collins allows himself considerable room to maneuver as Mrenc, resulting in an EP that manages to be both consistent and diverse.
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VESTAL, N.Y.—Members of the Binghamton University Men's Lacrosse Team spent Sunday afternoon honoring the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. The entire team took part in the university's "Walk to Remember," which paid tribute to those who lost their lives a decade ago. Furthermore, student-athletes on the team, as well as their families, raised over $1,500 for the 9-11 Relief Fund during the event.
The attacks of September 11, 2001 have had a direct effect upon the BU men's lacrosse program. One of the players lost their father, who was in the South Tower when United Flight 175 crashed into it.
"When we heard about the Walk to Remember, everyone wanted to take part in it," senior defender Ryan Button said. "It has affected our program directly and we wanted to give back to the many other people that were affected by that day."
Button and the other seniors on this year's team were in sixth grade when the attacks happened. In the decade since then, those players have graduated from high school and are closing in on earning their bachelor's degree. All of them, however, have vivid memories of a day that happened more than half their lifetime ago.
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Tom Hanks, left, and Capt. Richard Phillips of Vermont, attends the world premiere of "Captain Phillips" during the opening night of the 51st New York Film Festival on Friday in New York.NEW YORK — Tom Hanks has had enough of playing real people.
In Paul Greengrass' docudrama "Captain Phillips," which premiered Friday as the opening night film of the New York Film Festival, he plays Richard Phillips, the captain of a cargo ship famously taken by Somali pirates in 2009.
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Help apparently is on the way for the Chattanooga Lookouts, a team batting a third-worst .248 in the Southern League.
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Corey Seager, the Los Angeles Dodgers' top non-pitching prospect, has been promoted from Class A Rancho Cucamonga in California. The Times said it was told by Seager that he had been promoted and that he would report to the Lookouts on Thursday in Mobile, Ala.
The promotion was reported on the Dodgers' website Monday afternoon and was confirmed in an off-the-record conversation locally.
The Lookouts were held to four hits Monday night in a rain-shortened 7-1 loss to Huntsville. The visiting Stars broke a 2-1 game wide open with five runs in the top of the seventh. Erik Komatsu homered and Nick Shaw went 2-for-4 and batted in two runs in the game.
Noel Cuevas, who was 1-for-3, got the lone RBI for the Lookouts. Starting pitcher Raydel Sanchez, lifted after three innings after suffering an unknown injury sliding back into second, took the loss.
A first-round pick in 2012, Seager was leading the High-A California League with 34 doubles and a .633 slugging percentage. He hit .352 with 18 home runs in 80 games and partipated in the MLB Futures game Sunday.
He might have reported to the Lookouts earlier but received permission from the Dodgers to stay over in Minnesota to watch his brother, Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager, play in tonight's All-Star game.
A 6-foot-4, 215-pound shortstop, Seager was drafted out of Northwest Cabarrus High in Concord, N.C.
The Lookouts' starting shortstop Monday, Angel Sanchez, signed a free-agent contract last month after playing for the independent league Southern Maryland Blue Crabs.
The Lookouts, 4-4 in their last eight games, are off today and will open a five-game series at Mobile on Wednesday. They'll be back home Monday for a five-game series against Montgomery.
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On Saturday, May 10, 2014, the Pasadena Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. is hosting its 26th Annual "Fashionetta: Scholarship and Salute to Mothers Fundraiser Luncheon and Fashion Show" at the Glendale Hilton. The chapter is excited and proud to honor Reverend Nolanda Love as the Mother of the Year.
Reverend Nolanda Love is the Founder/CEO of Nolanda Love Ministries, Inc. and she is well-known in the Pasadena Community where she has worked in collaboration with many community organizations and ministries that include 12 years of service as an ordained Elder at Victory Bible Church and 25 years as Minister of Music at Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church. She has also worked with The Links Inc., Women In Action, So. Calif., the Gospel Announcers Guild, The Boy's Club of Pasadena, The Late Donny Roberts & Unity, Jean Burch Ministries, Senator Carol Liu, and the Southern California Women's Health Conference. She is currently an active member of the Ministry Team of The Church on the Way in Van Nuys under Pastor Tim Clark, Sr. Within the ministry, she strives to do whatever God guides her to do at a given time so she can bring joy to others. Joy is an important concept and word to Reverend Nolanda because she feels that it means to help people through their struggles, but be strong in the Lord as His Joy gives us strength.
Reverend Nolanda has many interests that include singing gospel, writing poems and music, reading, cooking, and enjoying plays. She also takes time to pause and enjoy the beauty around her – mountain views, a beautiful sunset and her family and friends. Her creative energies are often inspired when she is at the beach where she writes. Through her life she has shared her blessings through music on a CD titled "With My Whole Heart" and a book titled "Joy for the Journey: Heart Expressions ~ A Poetic Celebration . . . " While being an avid listener of all Gospel music, a couple of her favorite artists are Yolanda Adams and Donnie McClurkin. A couple of her favorite Gospel songs are "He's Been Faithful" (Brooklyn Tabernacle) and "What About The Children."
Reverend Nolanda is driven by a strong desire to make a difference in the lives of others around her. This desire took her back to school in 2003 to get a seminary degree from The King's University. It is believed that every person is born with 'Gifts.' Reverend Nolanda feels that one of her gifts is to work with others to help them realize their 'Gifts' so they do not waste them. Her life philosophy is to be a worshipper first, live a God-centered life, and you'll finish if you don't quit.
Behind this wonderful woman is a loving and supportive family. She is the proud wife of Joe Love and the mother of Joe Love, II and Brian Love. The lights of her life are her six beautiful grandchildren. Joe and Reverend Nolanda believe that marriage is a commitment and should be seen as a lasting legacy. She gets great joy as she supports her children on their journeys to being all they can be. Some motherly advice is to "Seek Godly wisdom on raising them; cherish and love them unconditionally, encourage and pour into them every day and lead them to a life of discipleship and balance."
If you want to help the Pasadena Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. honor this amazing woman, come join us at Fashionetta at the Glendale Hilton located at 100 Glenoaks Blvd in Glendale, CA from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, May 10, 2014.
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As potential federal sequester funding cuts loom, officials on the North Coast weighed in on how services and recipients will be affected.
Calling from Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, North Coast Congressman Jared Huffman, D-San Rafael, said a sequester would have a "very serious impact" around the state.
"There are very few positive signs around here this week," he said. "I am concerned we're going to drift past Friday and these cuts are going to take effect."
He said concerns have been raised by social service providers, Humboldt State University, educators and tribes.
"I have heard from just about every type of stakeholder," he said. "At this point we're likely to see these cuts take effect for at least some period of time."
Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified School District Superintendent Michael Reid said his district will be uniquely affected by the sequester because the district sits amongst three federally recognized tribal lands.
Occupants of tribal lands -- as well as national forests, military bases and other federal land -- don't pay property taxes that typically support schools, and in 1950 Congress created the "Impact Aid" program to fund schools without property tax support.
Reid said 86 percent of Klamath-Trinity's student population is Native American, 92 percent are socioeconomically disadvantaged and 90 percent live on reservation land.
"Those moneys are gone -- or will be gone," Reid said. "As of March 1 we will be facing a trigger reduction of about 5.6 percent aid."
"It continues what we've seen in almost all school districts in this state," Reid said. "Laying off teachers, reducing student services."
Reid said one of the most important student services in the 973 square mile Klamath-Trinity district is transportation, and that the general public is frustrated by the sequester.
"They feel -- and they're right -- that it's out of their control," he said. "In essence, Congress is breaking their promise to these schools."
Despite the stalemate, Reid said Huffman and Sen. Dianne Feinstein are aware of the negative impacts of a sequester.
"They've been very supportive," he said.
Humboldt County Office of Education Superintendent Garry Eagles said every school district in Humboldt County would be hit by sequester cuts.
"Klamath-Trinity is one of the districts that is most severely impacted and most immediately impacted," he said, adding that the Loleta Union School District also receives Impact Aid.
He said Impact Aid is a funding source that, if cut, would be cut immediately.
Federal funding cuts for special education programs and aid for disadvantaged youth -- known as Title I -- would not affect local school districts until the next fiscal year.
Eagles said California is facing $91 million in Title I cuts, $72 million in special education cuts and $20 million that support charter schools, English language learners, Impact Aid and other programs.
"I can't give you a specific dollar amount as to how we'd be affected," Eagles said. "Cuts are made at the state level. It depends on how it trickles down. I would expect it to be several hundred thousand dollars."
"There are gonna be job losses," Eagles said, adding that the people providing services will affected as well as the recipients. "It increases the instability of our entire community."
Eagles said reducing programs' funding without analyzing which are the most important was an irresponsible tactic.
"It's a sad situation when we can't get the federal government to be responsible and to take the action they need to take," he said.
Higher education could also take a hit, according to California State University spokesman Mike Uhlenkamp, who said that CSU faces a statewide $22 million cut.
"Obviously there's a level of concern," he said. "It would be a reduction system-wide."
Humboldt State University stands to lose $469,000 in research grant funding and $44,000 in student financial aid, according to university spokesman Paul Mann.
Humboldt County Sheriff Mike Downey said the possible sequester hasn't come up in his office.
"It hasn't been a topic we're discussing," he said. "Is there a possibility it could have an effect on grants that we are now party to? Sure it could."
Many of the sheriff's office grants are federal funds administered by the state, Downey said, including "burn funds" that are used for marijuana suppression and anti-drug abuse programs. Still, he said, perspective was needed on the amount of funding.
"It's not a huge cut in the grand scheme of things," he said. "In general I think we're seeing a reduction in services or resources from the federal government anyway. That's the problem with grants and federal and state funding. Every year it's a new game."
Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services Director Phillip Crandall declined to speculate on the final effects of cuts.
"We won't know how the sequestration cuts would impact specific health and human services programs at the county level until the cuts are allocated to states," he wrote in an email. "Obviously we're concerned that cuts of this magnitude would hurt children's health, reduce the ability of local families to remain self-sufficient, and reduce public health emergency preparedness.
"Entitlement programs, such as Medi-Cal, CalWORKs, CalFresh, child support enforcement, and foster care are exempt from these cuts," Crandall wrote. "However, child welfare services and our workforce programs could take a hit. We're also paying close attention to the significant reductions to housing assistance programs."
Huffman said he hopes a compromise can prevent or reverse sequester cuts.
"Am I frustrated? Yeah," Huffman said. "I'm frustrated by the brinkmanship -- the sort of budgeting by crisis."
Huffman said he supports an alternative to the sequester introduced by Congressman Chris Van Hollen, D-Maryland, that would take away tax breaks from large oil companies to increase revenue.
"You can achieve the same level of deficit reduction without throwing the economy in reverse," Huffman said.
The White House this week released an updated list of the estimated hits to California this year if the sequester cuts go through:
EDUCATION -- Would lose $87.6 million in funding for primary and secondary education, putting about 1,210 teacher and aide jobs at risk. About 320 fewer schools would receive funding. In addition, schools would lose $62.9 million in funds for about 760 special-education teachers and aides. About 9,600 fewer low-income college students would receive financial aid; about 3,690 fewer students would get work-study jobs. About 8,200 children would lose Head Start and Early Head Start services.
PUBLIC SAFETY -- Would lose about $1.6 million in grants that support law enforcement, courts and anti-crime programs.
MILITARY -- About 64,000 civilian Department of Defense employees would be furloughed. Army base operation funding would be cut by $54 million. Air Force operation funding would be cut by $15 million. Maintenance and repair of five Navy ships in San Diego and aircraft depot maintenance in North Island could be canceled.
ENVIRONMENT -- Would lose about $12.4 million in clean water, air quality and anti-pollution programs. Would lose $1.9 million in grants for fish and wildlife protection.
JOB TRAINING -- Would lose about $3.3 million in funding for job search assistance and placement, cutting services to about 129,770.
CHILD CARE -- Up to 2,000 disadvantaged children could lose access to child care.
PUBLIC HEALTH -- About $1.1 million in funding for vaccines would be cut, resulting in 15,810 fewer children receiving them. Would lose $2.6 million in funds to help upgrade state's ability to respond to public health threats. Would lose about $12.4 million in grants to prevent and treat substance abuse. State health department would lose $2 million in funding, resulting in 49,300 fewer HIV tests.
DOMESTIC ABUSE -- Would lose up to $795,000 in funds that provide services to victims of domestic violence, resulting in up to 3,000 fewer victims getting those services.
SENIOR MEALS -- Would lose approximately $5.4 million in funds that provide meals for seniors.
Source: White House
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Richo, David "The Five Things We Cannot Change…and the Happiness We Find by Embracing Them". 2005
Chopra, Deepak, M.D. "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success", 1994
Jones, Kirk Byron "Addicted to Hurry: Spiritual Strategies for Slowing Down" 2003.
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