text: Warren County Program Plan 6/99 Fy00-03 Introduction The Warren county university Outreach and Extension Center is the front door to the four campuses of the University of Missouri System and Lincoln University. University Outreach and Extension maintains a unique partnership among federal, state, and local governments that provides access to the research based resources needed to provide high quality educational programs on issues of highest priority to meet the needs of the citizens of Missouri. The Warren county Extension council, as established by state statute, is a partner with University Outreach and Extension and USDA-CREES I the development, implementation and evaluation of extension educational programs. Rationale for the Program Plan The plan began with a deliberative group session involving Extension Council and citizens from all townships of the county. In that session the people identified the future outcomes they believed to be of highest concern to the majority of citizens in the county. The priorities emerging from that process, along with analysis of the major socio-economic trends in the county, and an assessment of the current outreach and extension programs being offered in the county provided the basis for the plan. The 1997 population of Warren county was 23,626, which is a 52% growth sense 1980 and is the 6th fastest growing county in the state. It is expected to remain in the top ten for growth through 2010 because of its proximity to the St. Louis MetroPlex. Though predominately white, Warren County does have minority groups. The Afro-American, Asian and Hispanic groups had a 17% increase in the county since 1980. The total number of business established in Warren County in 1995 was 497. There was 445 small business with 20 or fewer employees, 30 medium with 20 to 99 employees and 7 large with 100 or more. Personal income per capita in 1995 was 17,661.The 1996 labor force was 11,847 with unemployment rate of 4.6.In 1992 there were 526 farms in the county with 80% having less than $50,000 in cash farm receipts. Seventy seven percent of females in the labor force have households with children. There is a 10 % drop out rate from public school. Thirty percent of students are enrolled in free/reduced lunches Thirteen percent of children are in single parent families. The percent of need met by licensed childcare is 15 percent. Warren County Program Priorities Warren County citizens envision a future based on five program priorities. The priorities include a stable but growing Economic Development based on local well paying jobs to eliminate the commute out of the county by development of small and home based business along with workforce preparation in schools and a profitable family farming 1 operations by projecting marketing and managing risks. As Warren County grows it will develop Community Strengthening with stronger planning and zoning for developers, tourism industry, public knowledge of emergency plans, and communication between county districts. There will be an Environmental Education program leading toward renewable resources, sewer district, watershed recreation, drinking water annual collection of household and farm related hazardous waste. Parenting and Youth Development where schools will have more education in family economics, develop programs for prevention of addiction, youth and adults communicate and youth become more active in the community. Health and Wellness of families will be developed through family recreation and health education in safe, physical and educational programs that are at little or no cost. Program Theme #1. Economic Development--With the proximity to the large city the county is growing at a fast rate (52% in 18 years). Newly formed businesses need students trained for the work force, and students need trade school, vo- teck, or community college to be prepared. Local schools need to work together toward the goal. Along with work force preparation the county should have local well paying jobs to eliminate the commute out of the county. Development of small and home based business requires special skills. The traditional agriculture base needs compatibility with the county growth so those new residents will have a better understanding of existing farm operations. Agriculture needs to continue as a profitable enterprise. (1) The Economic Development program will emphasize work force preparation, training toward small and homebased business, and profitable farming operation in Warren County. Measurable Objectives: 1. Twenty youth will participate in work force preparation. 2. Twenty individuals will participate in skill development training for home business or small business operations. 3. Twenty individuals will take advantage of the information available on the Business Start Up Kit 4. Twenty pork producers will be able to use fin pack computer program to make an educated decision to continue or modify operations. 5. Twenty farmers will take advantage of current resources on identity preserved grains (high oil/low phytase to learn storage, management, and maintain quality for better pork production. 6. Twenty people will request and receive information/consultation on organic production and marketing of vegetables, fruit, and live stock and other alternative agriculture enterprise. 7. Twenty families will request and receive information/ consultation related to vegetable and fruit production. 8. Crop producers will receive information on precision farming. 2 Baseline and Indicators: 1. Number of youth preparing for work force. 2. Number of individuals requesting information and participating in economic development programs, and number participating in Business Start Up Kit 3. Number of pork producers depending on production for livelihood will modify business if circumstances do not change. 4. Number of requests for information/consultation. Program Theme # 2: Community Strengthening-- Citizens want to develop a total community as Warren County grows. Stronger planning and zoning, develop county wide communication between districts, increase tourism and marketing and have public knowledge of county wide emergency plans. (1) Community Strengthening programs will give emphasis to planned growth and cooperation between local and county issues across the county, tourism marketing and work with emergency planners to increase public knowledge. Measurable Objectives: 1. Land use planners will have information/consultation to assist them in making land use decisions. 2. Citizens and planners will use the Extension Center as a base for meetings to exchange information and planning. 3. Cooperation among emergency planners and citizens will increase as the county population increases. Baseline and indicators: 1. Warren County is experiencing rapid growth (52% in 18 Years). 2. Long term growth that maintains the environment, increases tourism, and cooperation within the county will indicate that objectives have had a positive impact. Program Theme #3: Environment Education--Warren County Citizens want an Environment Education program for the County leading toward renewable resources to include sewer districts, watershed recreation, maintain clean drinking water, and an annual collection of household and farm related hazardous waste. (1) Environmental Education will emphasize work with Soil Water conservation District, Farm Bureau, and other ag related agencies as a partner working toward water quality, quality control, soil erosion and ground water quality efforts will continue to prevent ground water contamination by establishing properly controlled disposal of hazardous farm and household waste. 3 Measurable Objectives 1. Related ag agencies work together on Environmental Education programs. 2. A toxic waste disposal effort will be finalized. Baseline and Indicators: 1. Number of times that agencies cooperate on programs. 2. There are no hazardous waste disposal efforts in the county. Program Theme #4:Parrenting and Youth Development-- Concerns are lack of family communication, family economics training in early youth, prevention of addiction, and the need for youth to become more aware of and active in community activities. (1) Parenting programs will emphasize the importance of a sustained, supportive and nurturing family environment for family development, goal setting, resource management (finance, nutrition, human environment, life skills and more). Youth development will emphasize family communication, building financial resource management, addiction prevention and community activities. Youth development programs promote positive physical, social cognitive and emotional growth for young people and reduce the likelihood of high-risk behavior. Measurable objectives: 1. Twenty families will participate in programs for parents and their children 2. Twenty parents will seek parenting information through University Outreach and Extension Publications and workshops. 3. Twenty families will participate in programs of family development. 4. Participating parents will adopt one or more new parenting practices as a result of parent programming. 5. Twenty-five families will request and receive information on financial and other resource management, and balance of work ad family through newsletter, workshops, and other educational programs. 6. The 4H youth enrollment will increase 25% by the year 2003. 7. By 2003 one new 4H club will be started in as area currently under served in the county. 8. Twenty five percent more adults will volunteer to work with youth. 9. 4H Junior Leader program will increase by 25% 10. County organizations and agencies will cooperate on planning and implementation of programs for parents and their children. Baseline and Indicators: 1. There are 214 members, 81 leaders and 20 junior leaders in 6 clubs in Warren County. 2 Number of participants reporting increased knowledge, practice change and or increase self confidence as result of workshops, newsletters and other educational programs. 4 3. Total number of resources checked out from the office, workshop rosters, evaluations, and information requests. 3. There are 200 youth participating in school enrichment programs. Program Theme #5: Health and Wellness--Citizens want to develop family recreation and health education that is safe, physical and educational, and has little or no cost. (1) The health and wellness program will emphasize the benefits of exercise, nutrition and understanding of beneficial family activities that lead toward prevention of illness and long range health in all family members. Example programs can include but not limited to, nutrition, food preservation, food safety, healthy eating, physical activity and more through family and school enrichment programs and seminars. Measurable Objectives: 1. Twenty-five family members will participate in seminars leading toward prevention of illness and toward long range health through healthy eating, prevention of food borne illness and physical exercise. 2.Thirty families will request and receive the Quality for Keeps newsletter and more will access it on the Internet beginning in1999. 3. County organizations will cooperate on planning and implementation of health and wellness programs for families. 4. Health agencies cooperate on use of satellite programs concerning community health. Baseline and Indicators: 1. Records kept by Warren County Outreach and Extension and cooperating health agencies on number of participants and information requests. 2. Number of times health agency use satellite programs + 5


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BRENTWOOD – A Plaistow lawyer accused of raping a 15-year-old boy made his first court appearance this week, and remains free on bail as his case heads to superior court.
Lawrence A. Buswell Jr., 52, was arraigned Monday in 10th Circuit Court in Plaistow on sexual assault charges and for allegedly providing a minor with alcohol sometime between July and August 2011.
Buswell allegedly gave the boy two shots of Smirnoff Sour Apple Vodka then took him on out his boat on Country Pond in Kingston.
The rape occurred while the boat was stationed off a cove on the east side of an island, according to court documents.
No pleas were entered on the felony charges. The case is expected to be bound over to Rockingham County Superior Court for possible indictment.
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Wei, Y., Wang, Y., Tang, J., Li, Z. and Wang, H. (2013), Oxy-fuel combustion for CO2 capture using a CO2-tolerant oxygen transporting membrane. AIChE J., 59: 3856–3862. doi: 10.1002/aic.14131
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Your computer can also catch viruses by downloading programmes via a modem and across a network. And once on a network, a virus can spread like wildfire.
Phillip Zakas, a computer officer with a major international organisation that wishes to remain anonymous, faced a nightmare recently. 'It was a Friday and a technician called saying there was something wrong with a laptop computer he was preparing for travel. Within half an hour we had calls from about another 12 users who had exactly the same problem.
'Within six hours 250 workstations connected to our network had become infected and we predicted that within another two hours all 300 workstations would have been infected by the virus.'
Users were given 15 minutes' warning and the whole network had to be closed down. It had been infected with a new variety of the 'Athens' virus which could not be handled by the organisation's existing anti-virus software.
At its most basic, anti-virus software looks for a certain piece of computer code that it recognises and tells the user when it spots it. To do that it needs to have been told what to look out for. Inevitably, when new viruses are developed, the software will not recognise them. More sophisticated anti-virus programmes look for programmes that try to perform unusual actions, such as modifying existing programmes on a computer's hard disk.
'There are 100 to 200 new viruses every month,' says Dr Solomon, 'and they are getting more difficult to protect against.' Recently a man alleged to be the 'Black Baron' was arrested. The Black Baron's creation, the 'Smeg' virus, is particulary hard to detect.
'Viruses have become more difficult to deal with during the past several years, and the Smeg virus is arguably one of the most tricky from the point of view of the anti-virus community,' says Dr Solomon. 'The difficulty is detecting it without false alarms because Smeg is what we call a polymorphic virus. If you have two instances of the virus and put them side by side then they have nothing in common.
'So although each instance of the virus is the same virus, the appearance of each instance is completely different, and makes it harder for us to detect. It's a real pain.' Fortunately, Smeg is very rare in the wild.
There are at present some 4,800 different strains of computer virus. Very few of these are actually 'in the wild', out in the computer community and spreading. This is for two reasons.
If a virus is caught early it can be eradicated. But most viruses never get into the real world. 'The people who 'write' viruses will quite often send them to the anti-virus community to say, 'Here's a virus I've just written. Isn't it lovely,' ' says Dr Solomon.
While these are not then usually introduced into the wild, the anti-virus software has to be updated to include protection against them, just in case.
Virus writers face various trade-offs which in some way mimic the biological virus world. If the virus is very destructive, then a great deal of effort will be made to track down sources of infection and produce protection against it. And if a user knows they have been infected they will take steps to clean the virus from their computer. The way around this is for evidence of infection to be delayed. Most viruses only deliver their 'payload' on a specific date or after a delay of weeks or months, or if the computer has been switched on and off a certain number of times.
While some viruses are destructive, most are not. 'The virus problem is getting more and more serious, but it's not ground-shaking,' says Vesselin Bontchev, a researcher at Hamburg University's Computer Virus Test Centre. 'In general, the viruses are just an annoyance that can be costly but not extremely dangerous. I consider them as something like the common flu among humans.'
'About 90 per cent of viruses have a payload that is entirely trivial - like a silly message or beeping the keyboard, but there is a small percentage of viruses where the payload is deliberately wicked,' says Dr Solomon. These normally try to destroy all the data on the computer's hard disc.
Phillip Zakas was lucky. The virus he confronted was not corrupting data, but it was slowing up the network and causing computers to 'hang' or stop working, when the network's anti-virus software was running. While Mr Zakas was fighting his virus infection he felt he needed to know more about the 'philosophy' of the virus.
Logging on to various computer services he began to see a trail leading back to a certain computer bulletin board. He got the information he needed. But he stayed longer and eventually was accepted, although somewhat warily, as a fellow virus writer.
'Most of them were very young - 17, 18, 19 years old. A lot of them were university students. A lot of them are extremely intelligent and write viruses not for the sake of destroying computers but to have one of their creations running on hundred or thousands of computers all over the world.'
So did he have any sympathy for them? 'Absolutely not. They don't realise that a virus, even if it's benign, costs a lot of time and effort and resources on any system it is introduced on. Even viruses that are designed to be benign can act unintelligently and damage systems. Anything that causes inaccessibility to databases in hospitals, government agencies or even international organisations such as ours does cause some sort of damage. They can hold up projects, transfers of money and and the kind of things like that normally keep our world connected electronically.'
What can be done to minimise risk of infection? Detective Sergeant Simon James of the Metropolitan Police's Computer Crime Unit gives this advice. 'Regularly use anti-virus software and regularly update it because new viruses keep appearing. Be aware of the risk of infection from floppy discs from outside sources. Be especially wary of discs from unknown sources. Be aware that programmes downloaded from other computers, such as bulletin boards, can contain viruses.'
The good news is that most computer bulletin boards contain anti-virus software that you can download for free. If you practise safe computing you should have nothing to worry about.
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After I lost my hearing in one ear, I did well enough with the hearing in my other one. But as that ear started to go, in my late 40s, I floundered.
Hearing loss dominated my waking life. Every time someone said something to me that I couldn't follow, every time I flinched at a loud noise, every time I couldn't hear at the movies or the theater, every time I answered the phone and not only couldn't tell who was calling but even whether the caller was male or female, I despaired.
Once I had a conversation on the phone with my son, thinking it was my husband. Another time my husband himself called and I took a wild stab that it was someone calling for him, and asked if he could call back later.
Even in a crisis, my hearing thrust its way forward. After my husband had cancer surgery, my focus was on hearing the surgeon to the extent that I missed most of what he said. When my mother had a medical crisis and the EMS arrived, the overwhelming issue was hearing their words, not what the words meant. A transportation glitch, such as a stalled subway or a grounded plane, isn't about being delayed or trapped or claustrophobic. It's that I can't hear what's being said -- not only announcements but even speculation from fellow passengers. I am often reduced to tears of frustration, unable to ask for help -- because I can't hear the answer or help myself.


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Jostling for the 2007 District 24 state Senate election has already begun. District 44 State Rep. and former Lafayette City Councilman Wilfred Pierre is already off to the races with fund-raisers announcing his intentions to replace state Sen. Don Cravins. And Don Cravins Jr. isn't happy about it.
The elder Cravins is term limited out of his current seat in 2007 and recently announced his intentions to run for mayor of Opelousas in 2006. Pierre, now in his fourth term in the state House, also is prevented for running for re-election of his current seat in 2007.
In the past couple weeks, Pierre's office sent out letters inviting supporters to a $300 per person Baton Rouge fund-raiser for his Senate bid. Pierre did not return a call for comment by press time.
Pierre voted for term limits in 1995, but that does not prevent him from running for a different seat or taking a four-year break to run for his old seat again.
Don Cravins Jr., who many have speculated will also run for his father's District 24 state Senate seat in 2007, says Pierre is jumping the gun. "I think it's premature for anybody to come out and say we're running for something that won't come about until 2007," he says. "I can't do that. We've got so many things we need to deal with before the 2007 Senate election."
Cravins Jr. also contends it's disingenuous for legislators to approve term limits if they only intend to run for different legislative seats. "If everyone's just going to switch houses, we really didn't limit anything then," he says. "I hope new people are allowed to get involved in government."
The election for the District 24 Senate seat is now scheduled for October 2007. However, in the event that Sen. Cravins is elected mayor of Opelousas in next September's municipal elections, state Senate President Don Hines would need to call a special election prior to the 2007 spring legislative session to fill the Senate seat. ' NS
Lafayette Utilities System Director Terry Huval is seriously considering the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce's suggestion that LUS seek private partnerships in its effort to bring fiber into Lafayette Parish's homes. The chamber recommended a public-private partnership (which it says would be similar to a municipality constructing an airport terminal and runway and leasing space to airlines on the premises) in its unanimous endorsement of the LUS project last week. The chamber is encouraging LUS to conduct a nationwide request for proposal process if residents vote on July 16 to authorize the utility to sell $125 million in bonds for the project.
"There's no question we had that plan to begin with," says Huval, explaining that one likely scenario involves teaming with a company that runs a co-op specifically designed to buy cable programming in bulk for its members, both private and municipal small-system cable providers. "We'd be a member of that private company," he says.
Huval likens such partnerships to LUS' contract with a tree-trimming service, Asplundh, which helps maintain overhead utility lines obstructed by tree limbs. That company's base of resources and personnel across the country allows it to quickly deploy additional staff to Lafayette in the event of a natural disaster, Huval says.
If a full-fledged partnership opportunity emerges, LUS would have to rewrite its business plan, because it's likely the utility would not be able to use tax-exempt municipal bonds. Huval says such partnerships require extensive analysis. "I have seen way too many public entities go into public-private partnerships, which makes everybody feel good, and then the private company does not produce." ' LT
Around 1:15 a.m. Easter Sunday, French Teacher Xavier Colignon and his fellow French instructors were wrapping up a night of celebrating his birthday at the bar Marley's, in downtown Lafayette. After being punched in the face by an unidentified assailant, Colignon fell to the floor, fracturing his skull in two places. The assailant left through the bar's back door. Marley's co-owner Eric Cloutier says the entire incident was videotaped on his surveillance system, and the tape was handed over to Lafayette police. On Friday, Cpl. Mark Francis said that police had arrested 27-year-old Ben Thibodaux of Lafayette on charges of second-degree battery. Thibodaux is the son of Lafayette Parish School Board President David Thibodaux. ' RRF
It has been more than a year since the Lafayette Department of Environmental Quality held its last recycling day in November 2003. That event commemorated 15 years of recycling in the city and took in 20 tons of computers and electronics, 343 used car and truck tires and 150 large books for recycling and redistribution. This year, Environmental Quality Director Boyd Boswell says he is hoping to increase that haul by about 25 percent at "Recycling Spring Fling" from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday, April 9, at 400 Dorset Ave. (near the railroad tracks off Pinhook Road).
This year's event will include a 4,000-gallon truck from Aaron Oil company in Berwick to collect any old automotive fluids. Workers will not be accepting household chemicals such as paints and pesticides or TVs, VCRs and small appliances such as toasters and microwaves. Environmental Quality will also be handing out copies of its first-ever Parish Residents Interested in their Direct Environment (PRIDE) Guide at the event. "Obviously, I want to see people come out to properly to dispose of the items we're collecting," says Boswell. "But, more importantly, by handing out this PRIDE guide, we're telling people how to get rid of everything we're collecting any day of the week for free." ' NS
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The U.S. rep billed LSU for work allegedly performed on the same days Congress voted on major legislation and held important committee hearings on energy and the ACA.
Abysmally low participation by the public has prompted the council to scuttle the 2014 survey with plans to simplify it and try again next year.
The village now says the ordinance will likely be overturned and authorities will more vigorously enforce existing leash laws.
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Battered all night by Baltimore's relentless pass rush, Drew Brees could feel his protection collapsing and Terrell Suggs getting ahold of him as he urgently unloaded a pass to the right flat toward tight end Jimmy Graham.
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NOV 28 Blogger Tom Aswell writes about the next step for the 6th Congressional race. Former Gov. and ex-con Edwin Edwards plans to take some shots at opponent Garret Graves by pointing out that Graves is buddies with Bobby Jindal.
NOV 28 Gov. Bobby Jindal has much to be thankful for this week, the Picayune reports here. Specifically, he moved up in the latest GOP presidential poll - to 2 percent. Whoopie!
NOV 28 Blogger Ian McGibboney responds to a troll-like poster who had a problem with his most recent post about the Saints. Since people are rioting in Ferguson, Ian shouldn't talk about football, this individual opined. It's possible to care about more than one thing, Ian counters.
NOV 28 Yet again, we're hearing about budget cuts that are necessary because of a big budget hole, this editorial in the American Press says. This raises some questions, the paper says, such as: Why does this keep happening? And how can this be so when we're being told our economy is doing great?
NOV 28 Blogger Jason Brad Berry, arguably the only guy in Louisiana who is truly paying attention to the BP claims process, has a little something to say about a Picayune story on the audit reports. He wants to know if the reporter has ESP, or just wrote her story based on a press release. He also has links to the documents she wrote about - so you can judge for yourself.
NOV 28 The publishers of the Forward Now blog post this disclaimer about their social media accounts. They don't monitor who "likes" their articles, the publishers say, and they aren't trying to manipulate Facebook likes. Say what?
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Zach Kopplin, who we came to know and love when he was a Louisiana high school student lobbying for the continued inclusion of science stuff in science class, pens this post in The Atlantic about a "textbook" available for social studies instruction in Texas that discusses how Moses contributed to the Constitution. (Oy! Texas rednecks love Jews. Who knew?)
NOV 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the behavior of the two finalists in the 6th Congressional District race: Edwin Edwards and Garret Graves. Edwards has come out swinging, but Graves' campaign seems bent on snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Tom says.


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Marvin Gaye: Trouble Man: 40th Anniversary Edition Due Out 11/19
Marvin Gaye was already a hit artist for a decade when, in 1971, he reached new heights with his landmark album What's Going On. His next move? A mostly instrumental, orchestral jazz-soul soundtrack for the forgotten 1972 film Trouble Man. The album, though a surprise to followers, was a hit, producing a top 10 pop title track and legions of new fans, including musicians who started the acid-jazz movement from its bones.
This November 19, for Trouble Man's 40th anniversary, Hip-oSelect.com/Motown releases an extraordinary exploration of Marvin's creative leap: a 2-CD Expanded Edition that features not only the original soundtrack album remastered but 29 unreleased performances, including alternate takes, rare vocals and -- for the first time ever -- the full score for the film. Until the hardly seen film was repeated on television and issued on DVD in the last decade, many fans were unaware that Gaye's film score and soundtrack album contained different music. They are now together, giving fans double the musical experience.
Marvin Gaye: Trouble Man: 40th Anniversary Expanded Edition Until the hardly seen film was repeated on television and issued on DVD in the last decade, many fans were unaware that Gaye's film score and soundtrack album contained different music. They are now together, giving fans double the musical experience.
Trouble Man: 40th Anniversary Expanded Edition follows the tradition of previous Marvin Gaye reissues, by adding a beautiful digi-pak package that includes a 28-page booklet with photo outtakes, dozens of rare picture sleeves from around the world, and richly detailed text and track-by-track annotations. The set's main essay by musicologist Dr. Andrew Flory tells the long-overlooked story behind the album, while various sidebar and additional essays include commentary from film directors Cameron Crowe and George Tillman Jr., and artists Lenny Kravitz, Joni Mitchell and Christian McBride.
Track list
Disc 1
1. Main Theme From Trouble Man (2)
2. "T" Plays It Cool
3. Poor Abbey Walsh
4. The Break In (Police Shoot Big)
5. Cleo's Apartment
6. Trouble Man
7. Theme From Trouble Man
8. "T" Stands For Trouble
9. Main Theme From Trouble Man
10. Life Is A Gamble
11. Deep-In-It
12. Don't Mess With Mr. T
13. There Goes Mr. T
14. Main Theme From Trouble Man (2) alternate take with strings
15. "T" Plays it Cool unedited version
16. Poor Abbey Walsh, Part 2 Take 1
17. Poor Abbey Walsh, Part 2 Take 2
18. Trouble Man extended version
19. Theme From Trouble Man vocal version
20. "T" Stands for Trouble unedited vocal version
21. "T" Stands for Trouble alternate version
22. Main Theme from Trouble Man vocal version
Disc 2
1. Trouble Man
2. Pool Hall
3. "T" Plays It Cool
4. Cadillac Interlude/Cleo's Apartment
5. Man Tied Up/Jimmy's West/Conversation with Cleo
6. Crap Game (a.k.a. The Break In)/Getting Rid Of Body/Talking To Angel
7. Outside Police Station
8. Bowling Alley Parking Lot
9. Stick Up
10. Cleaners/Cleo
11. Closing Jimmy's
12. Police Break In
13. "T" Cleans Up/Police Station
14. Packing Up/Jimmy Gets Worked/Saying Goodbye/"T" Breaks In/Movie Theater
15. Car Ride/Looking for Pete
16. Parking Garage/Elevator
17. Penthouse
18. Getting Pete
19. My Name Is "T"/End Credits
20. "T" At The Cross
Disc 1, tracks 1-13: Original LP
Disc 1, tracks 14-22: Previously Unreleased Bonus Tracks
Disc 2, tracks 1-19: Previously Unreleased Original Film Score
Disc 2, track 20: Previously Unreleased Film Band Bonus Track
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In 2013, for "Justified: AIGA Design Competition," a distinguished jury chaired by Clement Mok selected 14 case studies that each serve as an effective tool to explain the role of designers in conceiving and implementing solutions.
The following are individual jurors' comments on the selection "Case Study: Gallery One." To view all 14 selected works, visit: aiga.org/justified-2013-selections/
Jessica Hische, letterer and procrastiworker, Title Case, San Francisco, CaliforniaThis piece is just really impressive, particularly the face and body recognition bits. I could imagine kids and young teens squealing with delight over this exhibit! Of all the install and exhibition pieces we saw during the selection process, this is definitely the most exhaustive and impressive.
Brad Johnson, VP, executive creative director, Second Story (now part of SapientNitro), Portland, OregonA fantastic utilization of technology in a museum: The client's bold vision for a novel kind of overture experience that launches inspired visitors out into the museum is well-executed. The interactive experiences in Gallery One connect audiences with the collections in personalized ways that seem fun while also educational, fueling fresh ways to discover art in the galleries beyond—without digital interventions.
Clement Mok, design and business consultant, The Design Office of Clement Mok, San Francisco, CaliforniaGame changer. Moved the needle. Inspirational. Transformative. I want to go! You have to watch the video to grasp how this installation fundamentally changes the experience of going to an exhibition.
Josh Rubin, founder and editor in chief, Cool Hunting, New York, New YorkBringing digital interactivity to an art museum is a bold, progressive move. Local Projects not only created a beautiful installation, but also engages visitors in unexpected ways.
Christopher Simmons, principal and creative director, MINE™, San Francisco, CaliforniaThis is a great example of how technology can augment an experience without replacing it. By integrating expressive digital interfaces into the traditional museum environment, Local Projects created an immersive, human-centered experience that permeates the entire museum experience. The combination of practical, educational and purely entertaining applications of digital technology creates layers of accessibility and addresses varying degrees of digital fluency. Although, in a few instances, the experiences are perhaps over-mediated, on balance the program shows remarkable restraint and sensitivity to the relationship between museums and their patrons.
Alina Wheeler, author, Designing Brand Identity, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaIf we had been asked to choose best in show (we weren't), I would have chosen Gallery One. Not only did the work transform and enhance the museum experience for visitors of all ages, it also repositioned the museum and the city of Cleveland for a global audience. The process was thoughtful and iterative, drawing on user experience research to inspire rather than constrain the outcome. This ultimately gave the team the courage to restart and rethink when the solution wasn't working. The notion of balance looms large for me: balancing play with education, evolutionary with revolutionary, the needs of an institution with the needs for a human experience, and respect for art history with a sense of wonder.
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"Eclectic" and "diverse" are perhaps the best words to describe this year's submissions to "Justified: AIGA Design Competition." Examining clarity of concept, quality of execution and ability to engage and inspire, the jury selected 14 works from nearly 300 submissions.
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