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Many of our classic, video-game-inspired designs have been out of stock for a while. It's time to bring them back. Read more
Many of our classic, video-game-inspired designs have been out of stock for a while. It's time to bring them back.
About this project
Fangamer takes its love for classic video games and channels it into the highest-quality gamer swag we can produce. We're proud of our incredible designs, soft prints, and comfortable shirts, but we're even prouder of our dedicated community of video game fans. We hope to inspire those fans to harness that energy into improving themselves as artists, designers, and writers. We just happen to make slick gamer clothes as well.
We've been focusing on pumping out new designs lately, but fans are still clamoring for our classic designs. So, here's your chance to get them!
Now we're offering all of our old designs to you, right now. The point of this Kickstarter is to earn the funds to pay for a full run of each of these designs. If this campaign fails, don't worry! We'll restock most of these designs eventually. It will just be slowly over time rather than all at once like this.
The following designs/colors are available right now: (More may be added later.)
This Kickstarter is focused on our older designs. However, you may have noticed a new (yet vaguely familiar) design in the group above. Well, as part of this event we'll be offering some repurposed designs exclusive to this Kickstarter, such as our F64 design!
In case you can't quite place where you've seen the design before, the F64 design was originally used on one of the freebie pins we give away with each order.
We have other repurposed designs in store for you which will be revealed as we reach certain goals. They will then be available during this campaign, and only during this campaign. They will not be available in our store in the future. See the graph below for when the next new design will be revealed.
As we reach certain points, we will be unlocking special prizes that will go to every person who pledges at the $10 level or higher. These special treats will be revealed if and when the drive gets close to unlocking them. (See the graph above.)
Currently unlocked bonuses:
Bonus #1 - Digital Wallpaper Set: Once the Kickstarter is over, we'll be sending out a series of high-res wallpapers based on our designs. Backers will be able to download them in most common wallpaper sizes, including some for mobile devices! (Available to digital backers as well!)
Bonus #2 - The Retrowear Pinset: All backers $10 and over will receive a free pin set with the rest of their stuff! See Update #2 for details. Backers may receive additional pin sets by pledging an extra $5 per additional pin set (or a magnet set for $7), if they wish!
Bonus #3 - The Retrowear Keychain: All backers $10 and over will receive a free keychain with the rest of their stuff! See update #7 for details. Backers may receive additional keychains for $5 each, if they wish!
Bonus #4 - The Fangamer Coloring and Activity Book: All backers $10 and over will receive a free pin set with the rest of their stuff! See update #10 for details.
Backers may add another set of these items (pinset, keychain, and coloring/activity book) for $10!
Normally we try to give away a hand-drawn packing slip with every order, but sometimes we run out and just don't have time to draw new ones. For this event, however, every person who pledges at least $100 will be guaranteed one of our awesome, hand-drawn packing slips! Our very favorite ones will go to the biggest pledges, but every single one is guaranteed to be awesome (in our eyes, anyway). Here are some examples of the packing slips we've given away in the past:
Every single dollar we get from this Kickstarter will be used to fulfill the pledges of this drive and fund full reprints for each of the designs.
If we reach $20,000, we will be able to just break even on fulfilling your pledges. If that's all we get from this, then that's fine: you get the shirts you want, and we get the pleasure of sending them to you.
Beyond that, the remaining funds will go toward getting the designs back in the Fangamer store. If we don't get enough to completely restock everything, the most popular designs from this campaign will be restocked first!
As usual, we will be printing our shirts on American Apparel 100% cotton or 50/50 as the shirts were printed before.
Unisex sizes guaranteed available: S, M, L, XL, 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X
Women's sizes guaranteed available: S, M, L, XL
Many shirts are available up to 6XL, but it varies from shirt to shirt. If you would like a shirt in a different size, message us with the design and size you want and we'll let you know if it's possible.
Also, note that American Apparel does not usually make shirts larger than 2XL. In many cases, 3XL and larger shirts will be either Hanes or Gildan shirts, with colors as close as we can find to the American Apparel equivalent.
The colors we're offering are the ones you see in the icons above. If you prefer a different color we printed before, send us a message and let us know. If this campaign really takes off, we might add it later!
- $1 - Digital Backer - This reward tier has two primary benefits: First, you'll have access to our project updates, so you'll be able to receive alerts when we reveal new Secret Designs when a new Bonus Prize has been unlocked. Secondly, any Bonus Prize that is digital in nature that gets unlocked by this drive will be available to you! (To say any more would spoil the mystery.)
- $10 - Participatory Swag - With every normal order, we always send out a pouch of goodies: often a papercraft, some pins, and stickers. This reward tier will score you some special, Kickstarter-exclusive swag along those lines. In addition, you'll get any Bonus Prizes that unlock over the course of this drive, so this swag could potentially get better over time!
- $22 - Any One Shirt - You'll get any one shirt offered in this campaign! You can get multiple shirts from this reward tier by adding $22 to your pledge for each additional shirt. For example, if you wanted three shirts (and you live in the US) you would pledge $66 and choose this reward tier. (Though at that point, you might just want to pay the extra $16 and go for the Many Shirts tier!)
- $45 - Any One Jacket - You'll get any one jacket offered in this campaign. You can pledge an additional $45 for an additional jacket or $22 for each additional shirt. For instance, if you decide to get two jackets and a shirt you would pledge $112 ($45+$45+$22=$112) and select this reward tier.
- $80 - Many Shirts - You'll get any four shirts from this drive! At $20 each including shipping, that's quite a deal. What's more, additional shirts are only $20 each! (Remember: at $100 you're guaranteed an awesome, hand-drawn packy slip!) You can also add jackets to this tier for $45 each. For instance, if you wanted six shirts and two jackets you would pledge $210 ($80 + $20 + $20 + $45 + $45) and select this tier.
- $250 - Pick a Color Set - We will print a special run of shirts using the colors of your choice for any of the designs in this campaign! We'll work with you to show you how your color choices will look and provide suggestions, but in the end it will be your choice. We'll then send you three of the shirts you helped us color! You can also add additional shirts for $20 each or jackets for $45 each. (Unfortunately, we can not offer this option for our belt print designs. Those are: 2300, Pipe Vault, and PSI Rockin')
- $450 - All of the Shirts! - You get one of every shirt in this drive! You choose the size and color for each design. If we unlock more Secret Shirts over the course of this campaign, you'll get those, too! You can add more shirts to this tier for $20 each, and you can add jackets for $45 each. So, if you wanted this tier, another shirt (a spare?), and two jackets, you would pledge $560 ($450 + 20 + 45 + 45) and select this tier.
- $1,500 - Party with Fangamer at Nerdapalooza! - We'll fly you down to Orlando, Florida for the biggest nerdy arts and music festival in the country. We'll set you up with a hotel room, pay for your flight, and even arrange transportation from the airport. You'll arrive in time for the Nerdapalooza pre-party and have as much VIP access as we can manage! For more information, check out http://nerdapalooza.org/. This reward is for Nerdapalooza 2013. Continental US only due to the prohibitive cost of flights from other places. (If you're from outside the US and can handle the flight costs yourself, contact us and maybe we can arrange something.)
- $1,500 - Office Safari - You'll get to come and visit us at our office in beautiful Tucson, AZ! You'll get to hang out with us, star in one of our videos, and eat authentic Mexican food! As many as three days of office adventure! We'll figure out a time that works for both you and the office. You get to choose between our couch or a hotel for the duration of your stay. (Tucson hotels are nice.) Continental US only due to the prohibitive costs of flying people over oceans and across borders. (If you live outside the continental US and can handle your own travel expenses, contact us and we can figure something out.)
- $2,000 - MAGfest with Fangamer! - MAGfest is a ton of fun. We'll fly you out to enjoy it with us! We'll take care of your flight, hotel, and special VIP name badge! For more information about MAGfest, check out their website: http://magfest.org/. This reward is for MAGfest 2013. Continental US only because otherwise flights are scary expensive. (If you can handle your own flight/travel costs, contact us to see if we can work something out.)
- $3,000 - The Fangamer PAX Experience - PAX is getting harder to attend. We can secure you a PAX badge, flight, and a hotel for either PAX East 2013 or PAX Prime 2013! We'll also invite you to any parties or dinners we attend (assuming you can break away from the spectacle that is PAX)! Continental US only due to prohibitive flight costs. (If you can handle travel costs, contact us to see if we can work something out.)
- $6,000 - SUPER DIAMOND-LEVEL MEMBERSHIP FOR WINNERS - You get one of every shirt in this drive (you choose the color option and size of each). In addition, for the next 10 years every time we release a new shirt we will contact you to which color option you want (if it comes in multiple colors), what size you want it to be (in case you've changed size preference), and where to send it (in case you move). You'll even get one of our awesome hand-drawn packing slips every time we send you stuff!
The music featured in the video is from Starship Amazing, The OneUps, and Danimal Cannon. Used by permission. Go support these artists!
Many thanks to 2 Player Productions and Double Fine for the support and Tim cameo! Also thanks to Rich Burlew for the inspiration!
All of that will be taken care of at the end of the Kickstarter! We'll be sending out surveys for you to fill out, and we'll take it from there!
Yes and maybe! The colors shown are the only ones we have available right now. However, once we hit a few more goals we'll start adding new color options (and even new shirts!) depending on popular demand.
That said, if there's a color option we've offered before that's not available yet, let us know! If and when we add new ones, it will be based on popular demand.
Maybe! Our newest jacket, the Temple Hoodie, won't be available in this campaign, since we'll be reprinting them on our own pretty soon. However, the rest of the hoodies may be added later! If there's one you really want, let us know and we'll try to prioritize based on demand.
Yep! In the exit survey you'll be able to choose the sizes and styles~
Almost all of our designs are available up to 6XL. However, American Apparel shirts are usually only available up to 2XL or 3XL, depending on the style. Instead, we may have to use either Hanes or Gildan shirts.
Some of those larger shirts may not exactly match the colors of the American Apparel shirts. Common colors like Black and Royal Blue should be pretty close to the American Apparel version. However, there are some more complex colors unique to American Apparel, such as the Black Aqua shirt used in Magi's Tower: Dusk. IN those cases, we'll try to pick a color that's as close as possible.
I'm from outside the US and pledged at the Many Shirts level. Do I pay extra for shipping per shirt?
Nope! You just pay a flat extra shipping fee, either $5 for Canada or $10 for any place else. For instance, four shirts to Canada would be $85, and six shirts to Sweden would be $130.
As of right now, the Participatory Swag will come with a papercraft, a couple of pins/stickers, the unlocked digital wallpaper set, the unlocked Kickstarter-exclusive pin set.
The next addition to the Participatory Swag will unlock at 60K!
Unfortunately, no.
All of the stuff in this campaign is being printed specifically to handle pledges. Adding stuff from the store would be a small nightmare of combining a finite inventory with an effectively infinite inventory, both being kept track of by different systems.
However, if you place an order with us through the Fangamer Store, we may be able to work with you to ship your regular order with your Kickstarter pledge. You won't receive your order until we start shipping out the Kickstarter stuff, but you will probably save on shipping if you're international.
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DIGITAL BACKER: Even a dollar will get you something! Get full access to digital content bonuses and updates on the drive.
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PARTICIPATORY SWAG: Get the exclusive swag all the other backers get without the stuff you don't want/already have. The type and quality of the swag will improve as the drive goes on, but expect at least some Kickstarter-exclusive buttons and stickers! All reward tiers (other than Digital Backer) get the Participatory Swag as well. (Add $2 for shipping to Canada, $5 for other international orders.)
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ANY ONE SHIRT: You get any one shirt offered in this campaign! Check the main page and our updates to see which shirts are available. Add additional shirts by pledging an extra $22 per shirt! (Shipping included. Add $2 per shirt for shipping to Canada, $5 per shirt for other international orders.)
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ANY ONE JACKET: You get any one jacket offered in this campaign! Check the main page and our updates to see which ones are available. Add additional jackets by pledging an extra $45 per jacket! Add any shirt for an extra $22 each. (Shipping included. Add $5 per jacket for shipping to Canada, $10 per jacket for other international orders.)
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MANY SHIRTS: You get any four shirts offered in this campaign! What a deal! You may add more shirts to this tier for only $20 each! You may also add jackets to this tier for $45 each. (Shipping included. Add $5 for Canadian orders, $10 for other international orders.)
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PICK A COLOR SET: Pick alternate colors for a shirt design offered in this campaign! We'll work with you to find an awesome new combination! You also get three of these special shirts! You may also add additional shirts for $20 each and jackets for $45 each. (No belt prints. Shipping included. Add $5 shipping for Canadian orders, $10 for other international orders.)
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PICK A COLOR SET (ENDGAME EDITION): Pick alternate colors for a shirt design offered in this campaign! We'll work with you to find an awesome new combination! You also get three of these special shirts! You may also add additional shirts for $20 each and jackets for $45 each. (No belt prints. Shipping included. Add $5 shipping for Canadian orders, $10 for other international orders.)
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ALL OF THE SHIRTS: You get one of every shirt in this drive! (You choose which color, for shirts with multiple color options.) You may add even more shirts if you want for $20 each or add jackets for $45 each. (Shipping included. Add $10 for Canadian orders, $20 for other international orders.)
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PARTY AT NERDAPALOOZA: We'll fly you down to Orlando, Florida for the biggest nerdy arts and music festival in the country. You'll get to party with people from Fangamer and rock out to nerdy music all weekend! (Nerdapalooza 2013. Hotel included. Continental US only.)
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OFFICE SAFARI: We'll fly you down to Tucson for a few days of Fangamer Office antics! We'll give you the grand tour, take you to dinner, include you in one of our videos, and let you crash on our couch! Or get you a hotel room, if you prefer. We'll even send you off with a basket of goodies! (Continental US only.)
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PARTY AT MAGFEST: We'll fly you to the D.C. area for four full days of music and gaming! (MAGfest 2013. Hotel included. Continental US only.)
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THE PAX EXPERIENCE: We'll fly you up to either PAX Prime in Seattle or PAX East in Boston for the most incredible three days of gaming in the world. We'll set you up in a hotel, provide a badge, and invite you to any parties or dinners we attend! (PAX Prime and PAX East 2013. Continental US only.)
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SUPER DIAMOND-LEVEL MEMBERSHIP FOR WINNERS: You get every one of every shirt Fangamer makes for the next 10 years, including all of the shirts offered in this campaign! Each time we make a new shirt we'll get in touch and ask which color you prefer (if it comes in different colors) and ship you one from the first batch! You'll also get one of our awesome, hand-drawn packy slips every time!
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Review: Posegram is a photo sharing service for selfies and portraits on iOS
Take self-pictures and share them with friends with this easy-to-use social app.
Posegram combines the popularity of photo networks like Instagram with a selfie- and portrait-focused community to create a social experience on the iOS platform. Photos on the service are almost entirely self-portraits and posed shots; and with advanced tagging, rating systems, and the ability to share far more text than some other photo networks, it is a well-developed and easy-to-use service.
When you open Posegram for the first time, you can connect with Facebook or you can create a new account without social integration. E-mail is not required so you can create an anonymous account if you want, but a password will be required and your account will be tied to your device. From there you can start adding new poses from your own device or you can sort through those of other users. You can follow any user as you would in Instagram, but again almost all photos are poses. The result is a microscopic breakdown of various types of different photos that are often common to popular sharing networks.
Posegram runs fast, offers dozens of useful features, and works seamlessly fast on the iPhone and iPad. It's a great app that was designed for speed and efficiency, and yet it understands the goals of its target audience, allowing for custom tagging that then organizes photos into sets broken up by gender, location, activity, and more. For those that take a lot of posed photographs, it's a great tool.

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Due to unsolved problems with Bayfair the SCSTA Club race scheduled for Saturday September 14th in San Diego will be held instead on Sunday September 22nd at Legg Lake. Updates will be posted here as available.
8/12/2013 .... The points from this weekend's heat race along with the latest SCSTA points are now available. Also if you plan on attending the Muncey race please let Dan Ast know by Wednesday evening, email@example.com or 714-893-0948.
8/5/2013 .... Reminder that we will be voting on a proposal after racing on Saturday August 10. See News item below for the details of the proposal.
7/2/2013 .... There is a proposal up for vote at the next district heat race (H2O Gassers - August 10-11) which will follow the Non Year-end Meeting/Rule Proposal process. The meeting will occur Saturday after the conclusion of racing at the lake.
6/29/2013 ... Web updates - Link to Vance's photos from the June Legg Lake heat race, and points from the latest SCSTA race.
6/22/2013 .... Letter from Ted McKay regarding upcoming elections.
6/11/2013 .... The updated points from last weekend's district heat race, along with the points from the Las Vegas heat race in May, are now loaded on the website.
5/30/2013 .... A link to Vance Zanin's photos from the Las Vegas Heat Race have been posted on Photos page.
5/22/2013 .... The 2 Lap records event that was originally scheduled for this coming weekend has been rescheduled to June 29-30.
5/11/2013 .... For those going to the Las Vegas heat race next weekend, there has been a change in park entry procedures. No vehicles will be allowed on the grass until approximately 10am, was previously noted as 8am.
5/1/2013 .... The points from the SCSTA race on April 21 have been posted.
4/19/2013 .... The location for the May 18-19 Heat Race being put on by Outlaw Racing has been moved back to Las Vegas/Sunset Park.
4/18/2013 .... The points have been updated to included this weekend's Heat Race in Tucson.
4/17/2013 .... Long time district 19 boater Frank Cocchiola has passed away, our thoughts go out to his family and friends. For those that would like to attend memorial services will be held this Saturday 4/20 at 2:30pm at the Oceanside Mortuary (602 South Coast Highway, Oceanside, CA 92054).
4/16/2013 .... The location for the May 18-19 Heat Race being put on by Outlaw Racing has been moved to Legg Lake CA. More information on the race to follow as soon as it becomes available.
4/1/2013 .... The April NAMBA Propwash is now available online at namba.com. There are several NAMBA proposals up for a vote, please take the time to vote and submit to the NAMBA office when you receive them.
3/13/2013 .... The points from this weekend's Heat Race are now posted.
3/7/2013 .... Location change for the May 18-19 Heat Race: Race being put on by Outlaw Racing that was originally scheduled to take place in Pahrump, NV is being moved to Sunset Park in Las Vegas, NV.
3/3/2013 .... For those of you the use Legg Lake, we've been informed by the Parks Department that it will be closed March 6-8.
3/2/2013 .... For those attending the San Diego Heat Race next weekend they are having a steak dinner Saturday evening after the race. If you're interested in participating they are asking that you let them know ahead of time, see the Race Info page for specifics.
2/22/13 .... The points from the Havasu Heat Race are now posted.
2/4/2013 .... The official website for the up-coming Nationals in Salt Lake City, Utah is now up and running. Click the following link to District 20's website to see it. I've also added a link to this on the Schedule page. http://www.namba20.com/nats2013.html
1/27/2013 .... For those of you that run out at Legg Lake, Ron Buck found a box with various tools in it left at the lake last weekend (1/20/13). If you have lost such an item please contact Ron Buck at firstname.lastname@example.com
1/26/2013 .... Please see letter regarding new Zenoah coated pistons for upcoming district heat races.
1/14/2013 .... For those of you needing a new key for Legg Lake you can contact anyone on the Legg Lake committee. Contact information for committee members: Kim and Mark Grim 714-890-3127, and Roger Pane 714-366-3358 (Roger replaced Richard Sekigawa who's taking a break from the committee this year so please don't call him). Reminder keys are $35 and you must show proof of current NAMBA membership.
Information for the Havasu Heat Race in February is now available from the Schedule page, please be sure to review attached map for updated pit setup instructions.
1/11/2013 .... The lock at Legg Lake was rekeyed today. Kim Grim will be at the lake Sunday with new keys for folks to purchase, proof of current NAMBA membership is required to purchase a key.
1/9/2013 .... The district rules have been updated to reflect the results of the various proposals that passed at the year-end district meeting. Click here to see a summary of the proposals and voting results.
1/1/2013 .... Happy New Year! There were a few errors in the original posted schedule, which have now been corrected. With the new year comes time for renewing your NAMBA membership which can now be done online with PayPal, go to namba.com under Announcements for details and link.
12/22/2012 .... The schedule for 2013 has been posted, see Schedule page for information.
12/3/2012 .... Message from Steve Lopez: I would like to thank those that have booked their rooms and RSVP'd for the Awards Banquet. For those who are attending the banquet and wish to play, we will be playing our traditional "Gift Game". Exchange items not to exceed $25, bring a gift, play the game. FYI... The room rate code C-MBA12 is still good and will be useable up to the date of our event.
11/24/2012 .... There were a few corrections made to the final year end points, updated version now available.
11/22/2012 .... The annual SCSTA meeting has been rescheduled to Sunday December 2nd at 9:00am, all interested are invited. It will be at 500 Points Drive, Building 10, Suite 400; Brea, CA 92821.
11/14/2012 .... Due to lack of interest this weekend's Shootout has been cancelled. Any questions please contact Ted McKay.
11/13/2012 .... Proposals to be discussed at the year end meeting are now available for download.
11/1/2012 .... Due to a scheduling conflict the SCSTA meeting scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled until future notice.
10/31/2012 .... The annual SCSTA meeting will be held November 3rd, all who are interested are invited. It will be held at 500 Points Drive, Building 10, Suite 400; Brea, CA 92821.
10/22/2012 .... Additional item: The SCSTA points have been updated to include points from the October 14th race.
10/22/2012 .... Reminder for those planning to attend the banquet: For those wishing to to enjoy the entire weekend, the Aquarius Hotel has offered us a special group rate. Call the Hotel @ 1-800-352-6464 and give them the ** C-MBA12 ** group rate number. See flyer for additional information.
10/21/2012 .... As in years past there will be a gift exchange at the banquet, if you want to participate gifts should be in the $20-$25.
10/12/2012 .... If you plan on attending the year end awards banquet on December 8th in Laughlin please email Steve Lopez at firstname.lastname@example.com with the number of attendees you'll have, as we're trying to give the hotel a prelimanry count for dinner.
10/3/2012 .... The year end points are now available. Also the classes being offered at the next SCSTA race have changed, see race info page for details.
10/2/2012 .... There have been some changes in NAMBA leadership at the national level, please see letter from Ted McKay outlining them.
9/15/2012 .... Hotel information for this year's banquet in Laughlin is now available. Click here to see flyer.
9/2/2012 .... Reminder: Any rule proposals that you'd like voted on at the district meeting in December need to be submitted to Ted McKay by November 1st.
8/30/2012 .... The points have been updated with the results from the H2O Gassers 3 race last weekend.
8/27/2012 .... The SCSTA Muncey race originally scheduled for September 16 has been moved to October 14 and will now be held at Legg Lake.
8/19/2012 .... The SCSTA points have been updated to include the points from their July 29th race.
8/16/2012 .... Points have been updated with results from the Camarillo Pond Rats heat race this last weekend.
8/6/2012 .... List of qualified classess for the upcoming CPR heat race (at Legg Lake) now posted, see Race Info page for details.
7/27/2012 .... Attention: The Camarillo heat race has been moved to Legg Lake due to issues with the Camarillo site. Same date and entry procedures.
7/27/2012 .... The Tech Committee has revised the engine rulings due to the release of new Zenoah engine, see letter for details.
7/27/2102 .... Congratulations to our district members that attended the recent NAMBA Nationals back in New Hampshire, several class wins and records were set by them. You can see the results here. Also congratulations go out to Lenny Blake who was inducted into the Hall Of Hame.
7/5/2012 .... Photos from the Fast Electric Nationals are now posted. They had 3 first time winners that got to take the dive into the lake (including our own Ted McKay and Leonard Feeback).
7/4/2012 .... Points from last weekend's SCSTA race have been posted.
6/25/2012 .... Don Ast asked me to remind folks that there is a SCSTA club race this weekend at Legg Lake. Information for it can be accessed via the link on the Schedule page.
6/12/2012 .... Points have been updated with results from the Pahrump race this last weekend.
6/11/2012 .... Photos from last weekend's heat race in Pahrump are now posted. We got to see a first time winner go for their traditional dip in the lake, a guy make a bad choice of barbers, experience a power outage at the hotel, and food, drinks and music was available at the site for all to enjoy.
5/29/2012 .... The NAMBA Fast Electric Nationals committee is looking for volunteers for dedicated turn marshalls to help Lenny Blake CD the event Wednesday June 20th through Saturday June 23rd which will be held at Legg Lake. Please make contact with David Newland at email@example.com is you are interested in assisting with the event. Thank you!
5/29/2012 .... Additional items have been added to the For Sale page.
5/21/2012 .... Results from the voting that took place at the District Meeting last weekend were as follows: proposal from Roger Pane passed unanimously and proposal from Ron Buck failed.
5/12/2012 .... Hotel and camping information for the upcoming Pahrump Heat Race on June 9-10 is now available. Other race details are still pending and will be posted as soon as they are finalized.
5/6/2012 .... Photos from the District 7 West Texas Shootout for Autism Awareness are now available on the Photos page, courtesy of Al Waters.
5/2/2012 .... Schedule change: Our district race scheduled for June 9-10 at Legg Lake is being switched with the Las Vegas race scheduled for August 25-26. The June race will be hosted by the Las Vegas SSMBC and held at Pahrump, NV. The August race will be hosted by the H2O club and held as always at Legg Lake. SSMBC has requested this change because Sunset Lake site will not be available until next year and the temperatures in Pahrump in August would be too warm. Info on the site and rooms will be coming soon.
5/1/2012 .... Reminder that there are 2 proposals that will be voted on at the H2O race May 19th after racing concludes that afternoon. The proposals are listed below (News items 4/8 and 4/11). If your club is not going to attend this race and you wish to vote you need to assign someone to cast your vote. Please let Ted McKay know who that person will be in advance. If you have any questions please email Ted McKay.
4/26/2012 .... Notice from Donald Ast: The scale race scheduled for April 29th is cancelled. To those that entered thank you for your support.
4/16/2012 .... Points have been updated to included information from this weekend's race in Tucson.
4/15/2012 .... The proposal submitted and posted here on 4/11 has been removed and resubmitted with some chagnes, click here to see the new proposal for voting on at the May H2O Heat Race.
4/11/2012 .... Additional proposal for meeting at May H2O Heat Race.
4/8/2012 .... See letter from the District Director discussing the meeting that was initially planned for the March heat race weekend. A meeting is planned for the H20 Heat Race in May, where we will be voting on the resubmitted proposal. The District Rules have been updated to include the previous rulings / guidelines from Engine Tech Comittee and District Director to date.
4/6/2012 .... Zenoah EZ Start and NGK plug now allowed for Classic Thunderboat, see letter for details.
4/4/2012 ... Important notice for those boaters using the Legg Lake facility: Please read the following letter from the Legg Lake Committee regarding an on-going issue with parking in the park.
4/2/2012 .... The 2 Lap record event in May has been expanded to a 3 day event, and the Straight Line record event in October has been moved from the weekend of 12th-14th to 5th-7th. The Schedule page has been updated accordingly.
3/27/2012 .... Points have been updated to include last weekend's heat race in LA.
3/21/2012 .... Reminder: To sell items at Legg Lake you need a "park sales permit". We've been told that the parks department will be checking for them this weekend.
3/15/2012 .... A link to the schedule for the NAMBA Nationals has been added to the Schedule page.
3/13/2012 .... IMPORTANT NOTICE: Due to the storm that is scheduled to hit the LA area this weekend, H2O Gassers have postponed the race scheduled for this weekend to March 24th and 25th. We hope you can still attend but if you are unable to you will not be responsible for the entry fees. If you can not attend please send an email cancelling your entries so that the heat sheets can be updated. No new entries are being allowed.
3/12/2012 .... List of final qualifying classes for the upcoming race is now available.
3/11/2012 .... New "Next Race" link added to the top of News page, providing you a quick link to all the information for that race. The new race info page includes the link to the "Entries so far", current weather at the race location, and the email to enter the race.
3/4/2012 .... For Sale page updated with new items.
2/24/12 .... The penalties for running an illegal motor have been created and documented, please see letter from the District Director discussing the specifics. If you have any questions about he legality of your motor please contact one of the members of the Engine Tech Committee (see Contact page for their information).
2/23/12 .... For those interested in attending the SAW/Straight Line event next weekend, you need to pre-enter for the event. See Race information sheet on the Schedule page.
2/15/12 .... As discussed at the Havasu race the District Director has changed the entry deadline rule, as well as implemented a process for Non Year-end District Meetings - see document for details. There is also a proposal up for vote at the next district heat race (H2O Gassers 1- March 17) which will follow the Non Year-end Meeting process mentioned above. Only current District 19 clubs will be able to vote on this proposal. The meeting will occur Saturday after the conclusion of racing at the lake.
2/5/12 .... For those attending the Heat Race in Havasu, the pizza vendor that was there last year would be back again this year at lunch time.
1/31/12 .... For those attending the Heat Race in Havasu on Feb 10-11, please read the following in regards to the Pit Gate Entrance procedure for bringing your equipment into the race site.
1/29/12 .... The For Sale page is back. Items will remain on the page for 30 days or until we've been notified that the item has sold. To have items added to the page, send email with specifics.
1/22/12 .... New Zenoah carburetor okay for Classic Thunderboat, see letter for details.
1/19/12 .... Cyndy Whipps, a valued Tucson Model Boat Club member passed away yesterday from cancer. Cyndy was very active in their club, CD'ing club races and helping Richard Romero at the CD table during district races. Cyndy was a great help and will be missed.
1/16/12 .... I would like to thank Jimmy Cortright for helping us get our new district website up and running so that I could manage it on a day to day basis.
1/16/12 .... The Legg Lake Committee has just re-keyed the locks. Keys are $35 and proof of current NAMBA membership, contact the Grims at 714-890-3127.
1/15/12 .... The entry form for Havasu's Heat Race has been updated with information on where to send entries, see Schedule page for race information/entry form as well as the link to email in your entries.
1-13-12 .... New engine tech committee appointed, see letter for details. Also note we have posted a link to the new WebEntry program on the schedule for TEST purposes only at this time.
1-5-12 .... Hotel information for the Havasu Heat Race has been added to their entry form. Other race infomation is still pending and will be updated as soon as available.
12-21-11 .... We have photos from the banquet up on the website for viewing.
12-15-11 .... The updated rules and schedule for 2012 have been posted to the website. Besides the modifications of various rules from the proposals voted on at the district meeting the rules themselves have be reorganized so that rules on similar topics are grouped together to make it easier to find. As information is received from the various clubs hosting races in 2012 we will update the schedule with links to the entry information for each.
12-01-11 .... For those of you planning to attend this year's District Meeting and/or Banquet in Laughlin on December 10th, the meeting will start at 11:00am and for the banquet cocktails will be at 6:00pm and dinner at 6:45pm.
11-29-11 .... Russ Stark will be having a raffle at the banquet to benefit the Marines toy drive, similar to the one he had at the World Cup race in Las Vegas back in October. If interested bring a toy to the banquet to receive a raffle ticket for 3 different prizes.
11-22-11 .... Insane Boats is having their annual raffle to raise money to help donate bikes to the Local VFW's Annual Bike Give Away in Pico Rivera, click here to see full details of the raffle.
11-21-11 .... If you are planning on attending this year's annual awards banquet, please email Russ Stark with the number of people that will be attending so that he can provide final numbers to the hotel as soon as possible. Also there will be a gift exchange at the banquet like last year, if you'd like to participate gifts should be in the $20 range - just bring the wrapped gift to the banquet.
11-17-11 .... Ted McKay is looking for a volunteer to be the District Nitro Chairman for next year. Anyone interested should email him or talk to him this weekend at the Shootout.
11-10-11 …. Click here to see a list of the various classes and contestants that will be
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Google emerges from probe unscathed
Google has settled a US government probe into its business practices without making any major concessions on how the company runs its internet search engine, the world's most influential gateway to digital information and commerce.
The agreement with the Federal Trade Commission covers only some of the issues raised in a wide-ranging antitrust investigation that could have culminated in a regulatory crackdown that re-shapes internet search, advertising and mobile computing.
But that did not happen, to the relief of Google and technology trade groups worried about over-zealous regulation discouraging future innovation. The resolution disappointed consumer rights groups and Google rivals such as Microsoft, which had lodged complaints with regulators in hopes of legal action that would split up or at least hobble the internet's most powerful company.
Google is still trying to settle a similar antitrust probe in Europe. A resolution to that case is expected to come within the next few weeks.
After a 19-month investigation, Google placated the FTC by signing a consent decree requiring the company to charge "fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory" prices to license hundreds of patents deemed essential to the operations of mobile phones, tablet computers, laptops and video game consoles.
The requirement is meant to ensure that Google does not use patents acquired in last year's 12.4 billion dollar (£7.7 billion) purchase of Motorola Mobility to thwart competition from mobile devices running on software other than Google's Android system. The products vying against Android include Apple's iPhone and iPad, Research in Motion's BlackBerry and Microsoft's Windows software.
Google also promised to exclude, upon request, snippets copied from other websites in capsules of key information shown in response to search requests. The company had insisted the practice is legal under the fair-use provisions of US copyright law.
Nonetheless, even before the settlement, Google already had scaled back on the amount of cribbing, or "scraping," of online content after business review site Yelp lodged one of the complaints that triggered the FTC investigation in 2011. It also pledged to adjust the online advertising system that generates most of its revenue so marketing campaigns can be more easily managed on rival networks.
But Google prevailed in the pivotal part of the investigation, which delved into complaints that the internet search leader has been highlighting its own services on its influential results page while burying links to competing sites. For instance, requests for directions may turn up Google Maps first, queries for video might point to the company's own site, YouTube, and searches for merchandise might route users to Google Shopping.
Although the FTC said it uncovered some obvious instances of bias in Google's results during the investigation, the agency's five commissioners unanimously concluded there was not enough evidence to take legal action.


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SHERMAN, TEXAS-The Austin College Department of Music will present its annual fall concert, An Evening of Chamber Music and Jazz on November 19, at 7:30 p.m., in Wynne Chapel on the Austin College campus. Under the direction of Austin College Mosher Professor of Music Dr. Ricky Duhaime, the concert is free and open to the public.
The Austin College Chamber Orchestra, comprised of students, staff, and faculty, will begin the concert with music by English composer Ralph Vaughn Williams and the Hungarian composer Jenö Takács. Uniquely, both compositions are based on models of early English music.
The second half of the concert will consist of a variety of variety of big band music performed by the Greater Texoma Jazz Ensemble, a group consisting of students, faculty, and community members from across northeastern Texas and southeastern Oklahoma. Soloists for the evening include Chris Dickson (alto saxophone), Paul Onspaugh (tenor saxophone), Jesse Spear and Chris Gregg (trombone), Andrew Gregg and Eric Brentzel (trumpet and flugelhorn), and David Moore (guitar).
Austin College is a leading national independent liberal arts college located north of Dallas in Sherman, Texas. Founded in 1849, making it the oldest institution of higher education in Texas operating under original charter and name, the college is related by covenant to the Presbyterian Church (USA). Recognized nationally for academic excellence in the areas of international education, pre-professional training, and leadership studies, Austin College is one of 40 schools profiled in Loren Pope's influential book Colleges That Change Lives.
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Summer is here and the Lorikeet exhibit is open at the ABQ BioPark Zoo. The exhibit provides guests with the chance to immerse themselves in a colorful avian experience.
The rainbow lorikeet (Trichoglossus haematodus) is a small colorful parrot from Australia, Papua New Guinea and other islands in the Southwest Pacific Ocean. During the summer months guests can feed small cups of nectar to these sociable birds. Lorikeets' brush-like tongues are perfect for lapping up fruit, nectar and pollen in the wild.
Feeding times are Wednesdays – Sundays from 10–11:30 a.m. and 2–3 p.m. through Labor Day. Cups of nectar are available for purchase for $2. Watch out! These parrots have been known to perch on guests' heads in their excitement.
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When the ball is hit, get a good jump. A good jump depends on your reaction time, which can improve through repetition. Watch the ball all the way to the plate; both the location of the pitch and your knowledge of a particular hitter helps you anticipate where the ball may go and give you a chance for a better jump.
It's difficult if not impossible to get a good jump without good footwork.
When the ball is hit to your side, your first move will be a crossover step.
When the ball is hit over your head to the side your first step will be a drop step, followed by a crossover.
If you overrun the ball you can stop and take an inside step back to the direction you came from. You should face the ball as you change directions.
When the ball is hit directly over your head, you first step will be a deep drop step with your throwing hand side.
The reason to drop with your throwing hand is if you need to switch sides as your running back on the ball it's much easier to switch from your throwing hand side to your glove hand side and make the catch then the other way around.
One of the most difficult fly balls to judge is the ball hit directly at you. If you don't immediately recognize whether the ball is going over your head or going to drop in front of you, freeze. The worst thing you can do is guess. Simply freeze, try to determine where the ball is and listen. The other outfielder may be able to see the trajectory better than you and yell at you to go in or go back.
Once you have determined approximately where the ball is going to land, start running hard to that spot. This will give you time to make adjustments if you misjudged the ball. If you coast toward the ball and you find out the ball is going to land farther away than anticipated, you may not have time to get to that spot.
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You will dramatically improve your velocity and the time required to throw the ball if you get behind the ball as it comes down and start moving in the direction of your target as you catch the ball.
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Yield: Makes 4 servings
While any size asparagus can be grilled, thicker stalks hold-up to the high heat of grilling a bit better.
1 pound fresh asparagus
Olive oil, as needed
Kosher salt (according to taste)
Freshly ground black pepper (according to taste)
Trim off the tough bottom of the spear by grasping each end and bending it gently until it snaps at its natural point of tenderness-usually two-thirds of the way down the spear. Alternatively, after snapping off the end of one spear you can use it as a guide to cut the ends off with a knife.
Toss asparagus spears with olive oil to lightly coat, salt, and pepper in a medium-size bowl.
Pre-heat the grill on medium-high for about 10 minutes. Clean the grates with a grill brush. Place asparagus on the cooking grate crosswise so they won't fall through. Grill, turning occasionally, until the stalks just begin to give when bending. Asparagus should begin to brown in spots.
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Chapman experienced the benefits of resident faculty in the 1980s at Yale University, which is organized around "residential colleges." He lived in Jonathan Edwards College, where the "master" or resident faculty was the late Larry Holmes, the Avalon Professor of the History of Medicine. Chapman recalls Holmes as a "wonderful sounding board," always willing to listen to questions and talk about issues of religion and science.
"It was a great experience for me, one of the most important parts of college," he says.
Duke began its Faculty-in-Residence program in 1980 and today has 13 faculty members in select dormitories: 11 in first-year dorms on East Campus and two in upper-class dorms on West. Plans are underway to expand the program to all upper-class dormitories.
Sponsored by Trinity College and the Office of Student Affairs, the program is designed to free faculty and residents from the inherent pressures and formalities of the teacher-student relationship. Resident faculty have no disciplinary authority or responsibility. Instead, they are asked to be models and mentors, helping students understand and take advantage of the university's many resources and fostering intellectual curiosity in all aspects of their lives.
Chapman is one of three divinity professors who have served as resident faculty. In addition to him, Amy Laura Hall, assistant professor of Christian ethics, and her husband, John, and their daughters, lived in Gilbert-Addoms dorm from 2000 to 2003. This fall, Laceye Warner D'95, assistant professor of the practice of evangelism and Methodist studies, and her husband, Gaston D'99, began living in Blackwell dormitory on East Campus.


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When is it Safe to Modify the DOM?
This is a pretty important question when in comes to DOM programming. Start manipulating the DOM to early and bad things happen. Do it too late and the users may see that annoying flicker. So what's the best technique for figuring this out? Well, I was curious about this myself so I took a look at how some of the popular Ajax libraries (jQuery, MooTools, YUI, Prototype and ASP.NET AJAX) are doing this. Here is what I found out ...
Update: 08/11/2008: I came across an article that sheds more light on ASP.NET AJAX's init technique. There is a lot of good content in the comments as well (look for the ones left by Dave Reed). Here are a few snippets of what Dave has to say ...
His comments with respect to the location of where the ScriptManager injects the call to Application.initialize ...
ScriptManager does not put the call to initialize in a "random" location. It is in fact, always the very last thing in the form, just before the closing form tag. There shouldn't be anything after that (for better or for worse, form is a major part of an asp.net page), and if there is, it could only be because the dev put content after the closing form tag, and all they must do is move it inside
And what he had to say regarding why they chose this approach instead of what some of the other Ajax libraries are using ...
To address your follow up post that questions why we used this technique rather than a "proven" technique developed by the community — when we release the framework, we always have to consider the shifting browser space. New browsers may come along. Updates for all the existing browsers come out all the time, sometimes causing bugs, like this one:
So when we come up against a browser quirk, there are a few rules we try to stick to if it makes sense. The primary one is SIMPLICITY. Because a simple solution is less likely to break than a complex one. Another one is CONSISTENCY. If one technique works in all browsers, it is better to use it in all browsers, otherwise you are more likely to wind up with subtle bugs in one browser but not in another. Another example in the framework of that rule in action is the requirement for the Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded call at the end of script references (required, at least, for them to load successfully during a partial update in an update panel). We really didn't want to require it, but it was the best way to make it work in Safari at the time. So what if you accidentally left out the call in your script? We detect this, even if you are in IE or FF or Opera, and throw an exception! It can work in those browsers without, but its better to warn you — hey, this is wrong, it won't work in Safari.
You don't need to wait for window.onload ...
Its definitely safe to muck with the DOM in the window's onload event, but there is really no need to wait that long. The onload event doesn't fire until the entire page has loaded (DOM plus images) and often that ends up being too late. The user ends up seeing the page in potentially 3 different states: DOM without images, DOM with images, and finally the DOM with images and what ever changes your script has applied. There is no reason why your script can't run just after the DOM has loaded, but before the images are downloaded.
FireFox, Opera 9+ and recent Safari builds all support a DOMContentLoaded event that fires at precisely this moment (after loading the DOM, but before the images are downloaded). Opera even fires it even before all of the stylesheets have loaded which actually turns out to be a bit too early. But the bottom line is that you wire an event handler, add your code and be on your way ...
1: if (document.addEventListener) {
2: document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(){
3: // run some code here ...
4: }, false);
5: }
Wait - What about IE?
Internet Explorer is a little different. There is no DOMContentLoaded event so we have to rely on IE specific hacks tricks. There seem to be generally two different approaches to simulate the DOMContentLoaded event ...
The first is to exploit an IE's non-standard defer attribute located on the script tag. When IE comes across this it will hold off on executing the script until after the DOM is loaded. So you can simulate the DOMContentLoaded event by including the script you need executed (include it in onload.js in the example below).
1: <script defer src="onload.js"></script>
The second workaround (which seems to be a little more popular) includes setting up a function that attempts to scroll an element. If an error is raised, the DOM isn't quite ready for us yet and we try it again later. If no exception is raised we know it is safe to run our script. Here is an example of what this looks like (taken from ajaxian) ...
1: (function (){
2: //check IE's proprietary DOM members
3: if (!document.uniqueID && document.expando) return;
5: //you can create any tagName, even customTag like <document :ready />
6: var tempNode = document.createElement('document:ready');
8: try {
9: //see if it throws errors until after ondocumentready
10: tempNode.doScroll('left');
12: //call your function which catch window.onDocumentReady
13: alert('window.onDocumentReady()');
15: //relaese some memory, if possible
17: tempNode = null;
19: } catch (err) {
20: setTimeout(arguments.callee, 0);
21: }
22: })();
jQuery 1.2.6, MooTools 1.2 and YUI 2.5.2 all use variations of the second technique to simulate the DOMContentLoaded in Internet Explorer. Prototype 184.108.40.206 includes a variation of the first technique.
Will IE8 Support DOMContentLoaded?
I am not sure. I found this gem in the transcripts for the Windows Internet Explorer 8 Expert Zone Chat (March 20, 2008)
Marc Silbey [MSFT] (Expert):
Q: Will IE8 support HTMLElement? addEventListener? DOMContentLoaded?
A: We are working on improving our standards support to be more interoperable with other browsers. That said, we can't really promise support for features or standards in future releases. You can look for the features you want on the IE8 Beta Feedback site and vote on them. Check out the IE blog post here for more information: http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/03/05/ie8-beta-feedback.aspx
What Does ASP.NET AJAX Do?
I found it interesting that ASP.NET AJAX doesn't attempt any browser specific optimizations (like attaching to the DOMContentLoaded event). Instead, ASP.NET AJAX simply queues its initialization function to be executed after the DOM is loaded by using window.setTimeout. Here is the bit of code that does this ...
1: function Sys$_Application$initialize() {
2: if(!this._initialized && !this._initializing) {
3: this._initializing = true;
4: // Raise the init events on a timeout so it is queued. This delays the component creation until after the body is
5: // is ready for use. Without this, if a component adds a dom element to body it will be modifying the body before
6: // window.onload, which causes an "operation aborted" error in IE. We use this trick for all browsers for consistency.
7: window.setTimeout(Function.createDelegate(this, this._doInitialize), 0);
8: }
9: }
I tried to find some documentation explaining why this works, but I couldn't find any. Apparently queuing a function like this ensures it will execute after the DOM has loaded. This is real simple, but unless I am mistaken, not taking advantage of the other browsers DOMContentLoaded event causes ASP.NET AJAX's initialization function to execute just a bit later than it could in FireFox, Opera and Safari. Not the end of the world, but it could maybe use some optimization as well.
Another thing I was curious about was if this approach would work if the call to Sys.Application.initialize(); wasn't located so far down in the page (I believe the ScriptManager injects this guy way down by the body's closing tag). Anyone know anything more about this?
Some Real Simple Tests
To play around with these I created a real simple page where I used each of the Ajax libraries initialization functions to run a bit of code that hides a big red banner. Then I loaded the pages in the different browsers to see how well they performed. I know, nothing too complicated, but just enough to get a feel for it.
In each of these pages I have wired the Ajax libraries init function to hide an element that contains the text 'Did this flicker?'. Ideally you will never see this text in any of the demos. Under the header I print out roughly the number of milliseconds it took for the init function to be invoked and finally at the bottom of the page I have links to the other demo pages.
Depending on the what browser/Ajax library combination you are using will depend on how well the page performs.
Here are the links to these test pages: ASP.NET AJAX | jQuery | MooTools | Yahoo!
That's it. Enjoy!


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SUU Student Awarded National Journalism Award
June 07, 2007
Southern Utah University student, Marc Dotson, a political science senior from St. George, UT, was selected to receive a 2006 National Mark of Excellence award for Editorial Writing from the Society of Professional Journalists.
Every year, SPJ recognizes the best in student journalism by offering awards in print, radio, television and online collegial journalism. Dotson was recognized as a national finalist in editorial writing for his coverage of campus related events.
"Gaining national recognition says a lot about the possibilities for any SUU student," says Dotson. "It's a great honor."
Dotson was required to submit three editorials under the guidance of John Gholdston, operations manager for the University Journal. His writings covered the use of student fees and the SUU Student Association budget.
"Far and away the most prestigious award anyone in our journalism program has ever won," says Paul Husselbee, professor of communication.
Both Husselbee and Dotson expressed praise for Gholdston and his role in Dotson's accomplishments. "I feel my receipt of a finalist position for the National Mark of Excellence Award is indicative of John Gholdston's quality as a journalist, adviser and teacher," remarks Dotson.
Entries for the Mark of Excellence award are judged on such criteria as accuracy and completeness, enterprise and ingenuity, and clarity. Dotson will accept the award this fall at a luncheon at the 2007 SPJ Convention & National Journalism Conference in Washington, D.C.
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InfoComm Day One Continued
Bosch brands Midas and Klark Teknik announced at a booth press conference that effective July 1, Midas Consoles North America has been appointed as the exclusive distribution channel for Midas and Klark Teknik in the U.S. and Canada. Based in the Los Angeles-area, Midas Consoles North America is a wholly owned subsidiary of JAM Industries.
The move gives Midas and Klark Teknik direct control of its U.S. distribution channel as it markets the XL8 and PRO6 digital systems in the U.S. market. Midas' David McNutt said that the existing Midas rep force in North America would be retained.
Sennheiser is one of the companies moving beyond products and into services. It announced several new RF consultation and support services intended for Sennheiser's end users and dealers. These include:
- A no-charge help-desk through which customers can obtain free RF wireless advice. The complimentary service includes a free wireless system evaluation, as well as timely and informative responses to any other wireless-related inquiries.
- Enhanced Assistance service may be purchased with new system purchases up to 16 channels. Sennheiser will review specified equipment list, coordinate the frequencies for the system for a fixed location, and provide factory setup and testing before shipping.
- A spectrum sweep consultation includes an onsite spectrum sweep, complete analysis, and a comprehensive written report. Based on this report, Sennheiser will design the system, provide component list, frequency coordinate the system for a fixed location, and provide factory setup and testing of the new system before shipping.
- Platinum service: For multivenue campuses, properties, or major tours. Sennheiser will provide complete and continuing design assistance, annual on-site frequency sweep, new purchase coordination, annual wireless system maintenance, and free on-site service and repair for critical issues. A critical issue means that the system is down, production cannot be conducted, or the customer is experiencing continual failures as a result of the issue.
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- Denon Professional introduced its DN-F300 and DN-F400 Solid-state Audio Players today. Both products are able to read MP3 files and uncompressed WAV files from SD or SDHC cards (The DN-F300 reads from USB drives as well). The DN-F300 has IR control and a microphone input, music ducking and ±12 percent pitch control. The DN-F400 features balanced/unbalanced outputs and is also controllable via RS-232C and GPIO (General Purpose Input/Output).
- Innovason debuted its all-assets-onboard Eclipse console. The desk can live-mix up to 104 inputs simultaneously into 48 mix busses with the capacity to access up to 368 total inputs/outputs via up to five remote audio racks and its onboard mix rack. Standard configuration is 64 inputs x 24 outputs (+ 16×16 line I/O) with FX and remote rack all in flight cases. The control surface is furnished with 48 faders and a bank of 12 SmartPanel fully configurable rotary encoders. Across the top of the standard faders is an additional row of 48 soft programmable knobs for user-definable utility control of many other parameters such as gain, pan, et cetera. The SmartGain feature allows multiple consoles independent trim control when sharing mic pres.
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Since we are all trying to eat healthier, brown rice has become a staple in my kitchen. Serving a lot of brown rice presents a dilemma.  How do I keep it fresh and interesting?  Sometimes it is good just plain or sometimes with yellow onions, green onions, chilies, raisins, nuts, and cumin or curry powder. Many times, I use a brown and wild blend of rice.  The jewel tones of the diced grilled vegetables in this rice dish make it very appetizing.  Serve this rice on summer barbeque buffets or in the fall at holiday dinners like Thanksgiving.  Â
1/2 medium brown onion
2 teaspoons olive oil
1 cup brown and wild rice blend
2 cups cold water
1 teaspoon of salt
1 zucchini, washed
1-2 Japanese eggplant
1 yellow squash
1 red bell pepper
1 large carrot
1/3 cup sultana raisins
Olive oil for brushing vegetables
ÂĽ cup fresh mint
ÂĽ cup fresh cilantro
Dice the onion and sauté in two teaspoons of olive oil in a saucepan with a fitted lid.  Add the rice, stir for a minute, add the salt, add the water, cover, and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer and let the rice finish cooking. The rice takes about 40 minutes to cook. Fluff the rice with a fork when it is finished and let it cool off.
Slice the zucchini lengthwise into about ÂĽ inch thick slices.  Slice the yellow squash, carrot, and the eggplant the same way. Paint the zucchini, carrot, eggplant, and yellow squash with olive oil and a sprinkle with a little salt. Grill until cooked with light char marks.Â
Grill the pepper whole until lightly charred on all sides. Â Place the charred pepper in a paper bag to finish steaming and make it easier to peel.Â
Peel the pepper, remove the stem, and seed it. Dice the pepper and all of the other vegetables to about the same size. Toss the vegetables with the cooled rice, raisins, mint, and cilantro.    Serve cold or room temperature.


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Stephan Harbarth and colleagues from Geneva University Hospitals used qMRSA, a new screening method that identifies MRSA's DNA in patient swabs, to test 1,053 patients on admission to the medical ICU and the surgical ICU in Geneva University Hospital. The study period lasted from January 2003 to August 2005. Harbarth et al. compared the time it took to get the results of qMRSA with historical records of the time taken to get notification of test results using the standard microbiological methods.
Harbarth et al. show that with qMRSA, the median time from ICU admission to notification of test results decreased from 87 hours to 21 hours in the surgical ICU and from 106 hours to 23 hours in the medical ICU. Isolating infected patients immediately after MRSA detection substantially decreased MRSA infections in the medical ICU but not in the surgical ICU. In the surgical ICU, qMRSA spared 245 MRSA-negative patients a total of 1,227 unnecessary days in isolation.
Evaluation of a rapid screening test for detecting methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in critical care: an interventional cohort study
Stephan Harbarth, Cristina Masuet, Jacques Schrenzel, Patrice Francois, Christophe Akakpo, Gesuele Renzi, Jerome Pugin, Bara Ricou and Didier Pittet
Critical Care 2006, 10:R25 (6 February 2006) doi:10.1186/cc3982
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Mt. Vernon launches first movie in the park of the season
by WILY/WRXX News Staff • June 20, 2013 • News
The Mount Vernon Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting the first of four summer movies at 8:30 p.m. Friday in Veterans Park, located at 800 south 27th Street.
The movie, Madagascar 3, is free and will be shown on a large projection screen just north of the Rolland W. Lewis Community Building. If the weather is poor the movie will be shown inside the community building.
The parks & recreation staff will also hold a pre-activity beginning at 7:30 p.m., with a family treasure hunt throughout the entire park.
The public is encouraged to bring their lawn chairs, blankets, and snacks. For more information please contact the Mount Vernon Parks & Recreation Department at 618-242-6890