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A decade ago, I would have NEVER have believed that I would write the following words, but here they are: I love working with 7th graders! My twenty-something self would have further cringed at the idea of leading dozens of boisterous middle schoolers through quiet mountain landscapes. And yet, here I am, traipsing across alpine boulder fields with 60 of my closest 7th grade friends. Read More
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November 5th, 2014
3 Reasons You Don't Want to Communicate About Your Research but Absolutely Should
August 27th, 2014
Many scientists are understandably reticent when it comes to communicating their work or engaging in the policymaking process. I sympathize — truly, I do! — but here's why I think you should go for it anyway. Read More
Charles Mann and The Atlantic Miss The Mark in a Confused Climate Change Piece
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A recent climate change article by Charles C. Mann in The Atlantic left me scratching my head. The title, "How to Talk About Climate Change So People Will Listen" piqued my interest. It's something I grapple with every day. But instead of focusing on how our public conversations about climate change are shifting, he lingers on what he sees as failed efforts to enact national climate policy. Mann is a serious and respected writer — who happens to work with some of my favorite magazines — so this piece felt like a missed opportunity. Read More
Ecoservice: What It Is and Why Scientists Should Do More of It
Miranda Redmond, Ph.D. candidate
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Colorado-Boulder
Boulder, Colorado
August 4th, 2014
I am a forest ecologist and ecoservice enthusiast. You may be wondering, "What is ecoservice?" In a recent paper on the subject, Roberto Salguero-Gomez and others defined ecoservice as an activity other than research and teaching assistantships that increases the public's environmental awareness. Ecoservice may include teaching K-12 students, volunteering at environmental organizations, or organizing workshops for the general public, but it always uses science to educate and engage others about the world around them. Read More
3 Ways Scientists Can Talk About Their Work Without Utterly and Completely Losing Their Audience
June 30th, 2014
"So…what do you do for a living?" It's a cliché question in Washington, D.C., where I live, but it's not entirely unheard of outside the Beltway. Read More
Blurring the Lines: Integrating Science and Policy
Julian Reyes, IGERT NSPIRE Fellow
Civil and Environmental Engineering, Washington State University
Pullman, Washington
February 20th, 2014
When I was eleven, I would diligently watch The Weather Channel's "Tropical Update" and carefully track movements of tropical storms. This segment had a cult following—me. Visiting my relatives one summer, they found it odd that I preferred The Weather Channel over cartoons on a Saturday morning. Read More
Misquoting Science in the Texas Textbook Battles
James A. Shapiro Professor of Bacterial Genetics and Microbiology, University of Chicago
December 6th, 2013
December 4th brought a striking concurrence of events revealing how the opponents of science education operate.
I had just participated in a Union of Concerned Scientists webinar about "Getting Science Right in the Media: Rapid response to the good, the bad, and the provocative." The point of the webinar was to provide information about how to combat misinformation about research. Read More
The Balancing Act: Public Engagement for the Academic Scholar
Andrew J. Hoffman, professor, University of Michigan
Stephen M. Ross School of Business and the School of Natural Resources & Environment
Ann Arbor, Michigan
November 5th, 2013
Each spring, my colleagues and I perform a common ritual; we fill out our annual activities reports to summarize our research, teaching, and service accomplishments for the year. As we fill them out, we are keenly aware that the primary metric is really research, and in particular, research published in top tier academic journals. Attempts at public or political engagement are overlooked or even discouraged as an "impractical" waste of time. Read More
When the Government Shuts Down, So Does Federal Science
October 2nd, 2013
When you work in DC, the ongoing drama of the budget stalemate and government shutdown is a part of your daily life. The metro is emptier, traffic is lighter, and all our wonderful museums and monuments are closed. Read More
Al Gore, Climate Science, and the Responsibility for Careful Communication
August 22nd, 2013
UPDATE (Aug. 28, 11:45 a.m.): Ezra Klein has confirmed that there was likely a transcript error. Read more.
UPDATE (Aug. 23, 1:35 p.m.): According to Joe Romm at Climate Progress, the full transcript of Vice President Gore's remarks was incorrectly transcribed by the Post. Read more.
When I was in fourth grade, I wrote Vice President Al Gore a letter about my passion for saving the planet and I was ecstatic when he wrote back. I believed then, as I do now, that he is a strong voice for issues with an environmental component such as climate change. And, importantly, he has become, to many people, the public face of climate science.
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Comprehensive discovery of genetic mechanisms of drug resistance and identification of in vivo drug targets represent significant challenges. Here we present a functional variomics technology in the model organism Saccharomyces cerevisiae. This tool analyzes numerous genetic variants and effectively tackles both problems simultaneously. Using this tool, we discovered almost all genes that, due to mutations or modest overexpression, confer resistance to rapamycin, cycloheximide, and amphotericin B. Most significant among the resistance genes were drug targets, including multiple targets of a given drug. With amphotericin B, we discovered the highly conserved membrane protein Pmp3 as a potent resistance factor and a possible target. Widespread application of this tool should allow rapid identification of conserved resistance mechanisms and targets of many more compounds. New genes and alleles that confer resistance to other stresses can also be discovered. Similar tools in other systems, such as human cell lines, will also be useful.
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is it mac compatible?
It is only $23.99 over at amazon. http://www.amazon.com/2-8-inch-Touch-Screen-Player-Camera/dp/B007VL6UD2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371580916&sr=8-1&keywords=global+4gb+mp4+player The ratings are completely awful...I think you should buy 3 so we can get to the next item.
Notice that it doesn't say it supports .aa (audible) files.
Battery only lasts 4 hours listening to music? How long while watching an mp4 video? 10 minutes?
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GOP Is Already Looking Into Plans to Replace Rep. David Rivera
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is currently investigating Rivera for failing to disclose more than $130,000 in loans he received from a consulting company co-managed by his mother. That money may have originally come from the Flagler Dog Track.
Rivera's ethics and legal problems have caused problems for a GOP leadership that has pledged zero tolerance for ethics slips. Though, neither Speaker John Boehner of Ohio nor House Majority Leader Eric Cantor have yet to comment publicly on Rivera's problems.
Now, Politico reports that the GOP is weighting plans to replace Rivera should he be forced to resign or otherwise get kicked out of his seat.
In addition, there is anger and frustration at Rivera in GOP leadership circles. Rivera is described by Republicans as being "less than candid" or "not forthcoming" about his ethics problems in conversations with leadership aides and campaign operatives, and they have been surprised on several occasions as new allegations surface.Apparently, the national GOP is already preparing for that possibility, and it wouldn't be too sad to see Rivera go.
"Florida has some shady characters, and it leads the nation in corruption, one of the few things we're known for," said a Sunshine State Democratic strategist. "I'd be shocked if he even lasts through the end of this term."
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If you are in need of a small paving job or asphalt repair, you have come to the right place. Paving companies avoid the smaller blacktop jobs for a variety of reasons, making it tough for those people who only have a small area requiring pavement. Alley Cat Paving is a consumer-friendly asphalt contractor that focuses exclusively on the very small paving jobs. We offer quality workmanship at a fair and competitive price. Instead of encouraging customers to pave over good asphalt, we advise patching the worse areas in conjunction with both a long term and short term plan for their pavement.
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What is the maximum size of your paving jobs?
The vast majority are normally under 200 square feet. Larger asphalt jobs require a different set-up of both equipment and manpower. We are well equipped to handle our specialty, the smaller jobs. Our compact set-up also requires less parking space than contemporary paving companies.
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What determines the cost of asphalt paving?
Paving prices vary from job to job and contractor to contractor. Every small job is fairly unique with several variables to consider. Size of jobs vary, some require excavation, some require road base, location and distance to haul asphalt/equipment factor in, tack oil requirements vary, access to jobsite, some have drainage issues, others don't - the list goes on.
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Asphalt, like concrete takes up to a year or so to cure/harden. For the first year or so, the Sun draws the bitumen to the top of the pavement, making it softer. The rule of thumb is to refrain from driving over it for as long as you can, especially in the heat of summer - a couple days at least. When you start driving over it, drive straight on and straight off while turning your wheels as little as possible. If you make a scuff mark, it is nothing to worry about as they disappear over time.
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Video: Preparing for a worst-case scenario How security professionals should brace their facilities and staff members for unforeseen events
Time on your side: Automating access control with digital mustering Date: 03/12/15 From Avigilon Inc. Emergency preparedness and personnel tracking processes have been around for years. Yet it's only recently that these typically arduous and manual processes have become automated, digitized and more widely adopted. Join experts from Avigilon on March...
Recorded Webinar - Access Granted: Access Control Checklist for 2015 As you review your security plan for 2015, a critical component to address is your physical access control system. This webinar will provide you will actionable tips to take your access control system to the next level.
Video: Leveraging PSIM to improve situational awareness - Part 2 Development of standards, use of PSIM helps reduce video integration challenges of the past
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Video: Mobile video an invaluable tool onboard MBTA buses MBTA's Randy Clarke discusses the transit agency's mobile video project at Secured Cities 2014
ADT crusade against deceptive sales practices featured on 20/20 Company's fight against deceptive door-to-door sales practices reaches national audience
Video: TruVision cameras safeguard NY ferry system Interlogix TruVision cameras provide 24/7 situational awareness to NY Waterway ferry company
Video: The evolution of municipal video surveillance Baltimore Police Lt. Samuel Hood III discusses the evolution of municipal video surveillance initiatives
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Video: EMC redefines video surveillance Watch this video to learn how VNX-VSS and Isilon together combine as an open, flexible 'Edge to Core' surveillance solution
More bang for your buck: Camera innovations drive efficient solutions Date: 11/06/14 From Bosch Security Systems In the world of IP video security, it's easy to get caught up in flashy terms used to showcase product features. Companies rarely explain the true impact and benefit to the buyer. Attend this webinar to connect innovations to benefits and to...
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Piecuch argues attendance issue in state Supreme Court
MIDDLEBURG – Does Pennsylvania's school attendance law apply to kindergartners? That is the topic of debate in the truancy case of Commonwealth v. Jennifer Kerstetter. Snyder County District Attorney Mike Piecuch argued the issue in Pennsylvania Supreme Court Tuesday.
He said, "The plain language of the Public School Code requires parents to make sure their children are attending school once they are enrolled or reach age 8, whichever comes first… There is no truancy exemption for students enrolled in kindergarten."
Kerstetter had been cited in late 2011 for violating the school attendance law after several unexcused absences by her children, who had been enrolled as kindergartners in the Midd-West School District. She took her case to Snyder County court in June 2012 and argued that because school districts are not required to provide kindergarten, then kindergartners should be exempt from compulsory school attendance.
Snyder County President Judge Michael Sholley rejected Kerstetter's argument. She then appealed to the Commonwealth Court and lost in February 2013. Kerstetter then appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the case Tuesday. (Codi Jade)
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Aeromexico will issue certificates for US$195 million to refinance aircraft
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The new plant that BMW Group Mexico will install in Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosi, will assembly the 3 Series line, said Alfredo Monroy, Manager of purchasing, logistics and chain supply. This plant will have an expected installed capacity of 150,000 vehicles per year from ...
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What would you be willing to do for a brief shot at fame? Would you embarrass yourself on national TV? Of course, who wouldn't nowadays. But would you lock yourself in a lab and allow yourself to be exposed to all manner of infectious diseases? That sounds a bit dodgy, but this was the premise of the new reality TV show, Quarantine, recently advertised in the Daily Mirror. Remarkably, hundreds of people applied to be on it, and the applications are still rolling in. Thankfully the whole thing was a hoax, an experiment "to discover just how far people will go in their pursuit of fame." (Thanks, 'Ed the doc').
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would first like to acknowledge Clif Bar and
their support and generosity in our project.
When Joe and I first approached the idea of accepting donations, we
wanted to make sure we only asked companies with our same ideals about
education, community, the environment and conservation. Clif
Bar was one company I knew I wanted to ask but never really believed would sponsor
us. They are such a well-known and respected business that it was hard to imagine
them taking a chance on us.
That being said, Joe and I will dive into our opinion on various products including Clif bars, gel shots and blocks.
Clif Bars:
The first bar I tried was the Carrot Cake. It tastes as it sounds and if you like the taste of carrot cake you'll like the taste of this bar. The only thing missing is the icing.
When examining the appearance, it looks like your standard Clif Bar formula but with little pops of orange carrot pieces.
The shelf life of the bars is a plus as well, because even today (a year later) some of the products we received have still yet to expire.
The second bar I tried was a bar was just about to be released, called Gary's Panforte. To be brutally honest I dislike this Clif bar and would not be purchasing it in the future. The reason is the balance of spices is unpleasant. I'm pretty sure it's the clove that I taste that strikes the nail in the coffin. It's highly pungent in every other bite. I might enjoy the favor if it had been blended better but the way it is now, just tastes like a bite size chunks of clove and nothing else. The few bites with pistachio were my favorite. If there were more pistachios throughout, I'd be a very happy lady.
The appearance of this bar is much darker than the standard. The look is a deep brown with chunks of hazelnuts and pistachios shining through.
Clif Shot Blocks:
choose to start with the Citrus and
after I tried them it took me a few days to decide if I liked them or not. They look like they would have the
consistency of a gummy bear but the texture is a bit softer like a gusher
without the center containing liquid.
I remember when using this product in between breaks of moving lumber up and down a hill on the farm, they seemed to give me the burst of energy they advertise.
I decided I liked the Citrus Shot Blocks although Joe wasn't into the consistency or fan of the citrus.
The second I tried was Chocolate (I believe) they were actually so new they didn't even have a label on them yet just an expiration date.
Clif is currently selling Chocolate Cherry on their site but I don't believe we received that version. I'm not sure if it's in the process of being put onto the market or was a rejected product but it was not as chocolaty as I would have liked. I think the mixture of chocolate and gummy constancy was a bit strange. I would buy the Citrus over the Chocolate.
Joe yet again didn't like the consistency. I don't think the Clif Shot Blocks are something he'd be using in the future.
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Partnerships and S corporations with Maine-source income were required to file annual information returns on Form 1065ME/1120S-ME through 2011. Beginning with the 2012 tax year, partnerships and S corporations are no longer required to file Form 1065ME/1120S-ME. Instead, these entities must file Form 941P if they have Maine source income and any members that are not residents of Maine. Entities may also be required to withhold income tax or obtain an exemption from withholding for nonresident member, or may elect to file a composite return on behalf of the nonresident members.
Pass-through entities with income apportioned to Maine are required to withhold from the quarterly earnings for any member who is a non-Maine resident.
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Clay Center ElectricSky Theater The Clay Center is an amazing venue of dynamic arts and sciences in Charleston. The Clay Center features concerts, Broadway shows, dance and comedy performances and houses art and science museums. See larger-than-life films on a massive domed screen at the ElectricSky Theater, and take exciting journeys to the most exhilarating places on Earth and throughout our galaxy. The Electric Sky Theater is showing "Volcanoes of the Deep Sea" and "Wild Ocean." About 1 year(s) ago No Comments
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For the second time in the past three years, the U.S. Navy has suspended its plans to try to place an Outlying Landing Field in northeastern North Carolina so jet pilots can practice aircraft carrier landings. In 2008, after citizens...Show More Summary
Public Policy Polling reports in its latest poll that Gov. Bev Perdue is pulling closer to Republican Pat McCrory, the former Charlotte mayor who's probably running for governor again. Perdue's numbers -- found to be weak in the Democratic primary in a Civitas poll yesterday -- are better in a head-to-head contest with McCrory. Show More Summary
Former state Rep. Lane Brown, a Democrat who represented Stanly County in the legislature and who now lives in Cheraw S.C., recalls the Great State of Mecklenburg debates in the House going back to the early 1970s -- fostered by Eastern N.C. Show More Summary
RALEIGH -- The 2011 N.C. General Assembly convenes today in Raleigh with an entirely new cast of characters in charge of the crushed marble, brass and walnut edifice on Jones Street a block north of the Capital. This marks the 35th year...Show More Summary
President Barack Obama's number are better in North Carolina, Public Policy Polling says, with more approving of his performance than disapproving. His numbers have been up elsewhere in the nation, but just now have arrived here, the company said in a news release today. Show More Summary
Since last fall's election a lot of attention has focused on whether Gov. Bev Perdue's popularity numbers would improve significantly and whether they would be sufficient to win reelection in 2012 especially if she faced another challenge...Show More Summary
The Southern Environmental Law Center rates three sites in North Carolina and one in South Carolina among the South's top 10 endangered places and at risk of "irreversible damage" in 2011. The N.C. sites include the Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge on the Outer Banks, the Cape Fear River Basin in Southeastern N.C. Show More Summary
J. McNeill Smith, one of the most remarkable lawyers and legislators the state has produced, died Saturday in Greensboro at age 92. He defended unpopular people, helped desegregate Greensboro in the 1960s when the sit-in movement began...Show More Summary
While looking for some old clips on the long-running war of words between Charlotte and Raleigh, I came across a short piece I once wrote about State Treasurer Harlan Boyles. A moderately conservative Democrat of the old school, Boyles...Show More Summary
As the N&O's Anne Blythe reports here, your first amendment right to cuss has been upheld. Orange County Superior Court Judge Allen Baddour ruled that a 98 year-old state law banning cursing, which specifically exempted Pitt and Swain...Show More Summary
Richard Viguerie, who often sets the standard for conservative thought in the United States, is critical of a group of freshmen Republican lawmakers, including North Carolina Rep. Renee Ellmers, for getting off on the wrong foot at the start of the new congressional session. Show More Summary
Former UNC President and Charlotte businessman Erskine Bowles marked his first day of retirement -- thought to be an exceedingly short retirement by those who know him well -- by speaking to hundreds of people at the 9th Annual Economic Forecast Forum sponsored by the North Carolina Chamber and the N.C. Show More Summary
Mecklenburg state Sen. Bob Rucho of Charlotte has picked up another plum assignment in the upcoming General Assembly. He will cochair, with Cabarrus Sen. Fletcher Hartsell, the Senate Finance Committee, which handles tax legislation....Show More Summary
Gov. Bev Perdue has reappointed Raleigh lawyer Cressie Thigpen to the N.C. Court of Appeals, as expected. She first appointed Thigpen to the court last summer to fill a vacancy created when Court of Appeals Judge Jim Wynn was confirmed to the 4th U.S. Show More Summary
Here's a poll that confirms what many knew instinctively: One reason that Tar Heel voters in November chose Republicans to run the N.C. General Assembly for the first time in more than a century is that they didn't much care for Democrats in the General Assembly. Show More Summary
Former North Carolina First Lady Jessie Rae Scott, spouse of former Gov. Bob Scott, died this morning at age 81. Gov. Scott died in 2009 at age 79. Meg Scott Phipps, her daughter, sent the following email to friends earlier this morning:...Show More Summary
While Civitas' latest polls shows Pat McCrory with a lede in a potential 2012 matchup with the governor, Gov. Bev Perdue's numbers are improving, thanks partly to her recently proposed reorganization plan. Tom Jensen of Public Policy...Show More Summary
With barely two years before the next election, former Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory has a 15 percent lead in a poll by the conservative Civitas Institute. That's up from a 6 percent lead in a June poll, the Institute said. It found that...Show More Summary
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The program's interface is plain and easy to navigate, with its major features arranged in tabs. You can have the program generate a random face and then customize it as desired, or upload one or more photos of an actual face to use as a starting point. You can select faces with African, European, East Asian, and South Asian characteristics, and use sliders to adjust the age, sex, asymmetry, and other aspects. There are controls for perspective and lighting, as well as fine-tuning of numerous individual facial features. FaceGen Modeller also lets you create custom facial expressions and has options for a variety of different phonemes, making it possible for the faces of talking characters to accurately reflect the words they're speaking. We were impressed--and a little freaked out--by the program's PhotoFit feature; we loaded a photo of ourselves and were greeted a few minutes later with a surprisingly accurate 3D digital representation. The program has a fairly comprehensive online Help file that explains its features. Do note that this free version of the program is only a trial, and it places a large watermark on each face's forehead. But we think that anyone who's serious about creating professional-looking faces will be impressed with FaceGen Modeller's features and will be willing to pay for the full version.
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n the Sunshine State, where the seeds of New Urbanism were first planted, a slew of developments and communities designed on new urban principles has grown up during the past few years. Whereas the 2002 edition of A Guidebook to New Urbanism in Florida presented 56 projects, the thoroughly revised second edition provides images and information covering 101 — plus 27 historical antecedents, such as Coral Gables, Winter Park, Key West, and St. Augustine.


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CBA apologises after London bomb joke flops
PUBLISHED: 02 Aug 2012 17:03:00 | UPDATED: 03 Aug 2012 06:28:15PUBLISHED: 02 Aug 2012 PRINT EDITION: 03 Aug 2012Paul Smith
The letter T from the CBA's CAN'T campaign is tackled by a security guard keen to check its ticking backpack in the mis-judged YouTube video
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has issued an apology after an attempt at Olympics YouTube humour backfired, and it discovered that jokes about bombs in London are not considered particularly funny.
The ad, from the official Olympic sponsor, featured men dressed as big letters 'C', 'A', and 'N' queuing to get into a women's beach volleyball event at the Olympics, before alerting a security guard to their companion letter 'T', who is stood over the road with a ticking backpack.
The security guard then wrestles the big letter 'T' to the ground.
Unsurprisingly the ads received a mixed reception, given that London is on high terrorist alert and the city's residents were among the 52 victims of suicide bombers in 2005, the day after the London won the right to host the games.
A spokesman for the bank refused to go into details about the decision-making behind the video, and instead sent The Australian Financial Review a prepared statement.
"The Commonwealth Bank apologises for the online video released to its YouTube Channel. We acknowledge some concerns were raised and the material was withdrawn this morning," the statement read.
Social media and advertising expert at media consultancy Haystac, Kristen Boschma, said the video was particularly misguided given the nature of CBA's business.
"Often the viral videos are added to augment a paid media campaign, to try and leverage their spend. Often large corporations are persuaded to produce this material because they want to add personality in their brands," Ms Boschma said.
"The viral and social media content tends to be riskier and more racy than what would appear on mainstream media, the problem is that an organisation like a bank has a reputation based on trust and security, so the strategy can often backfire."
Ms Boschma is a former head of social media at Telstra, and said a company like CBA would have signed off the creative in a media campaign, even if it was for the social media, rather than mainstream media.
She said that the fact CBA was able to quickly withdraw the video meant that they had control of the content.
Ms Boschma warned that attempting to be funny in advertising is a risky strategy, and said some topics should be avoided like the plague.
"In this instance I'm not sure that any organisation should have put up a video that jokes about a bomb scare, particularly in the light of a world sporting event," she said.
"But for a bank that has a conservative products and a reputation that rests on trust and security, whether it was mainstream media or social media it probably wasn't a wise move."
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One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles was apparently upset when he was snubbed by an older woman.
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A source told the Sunday Mirror that Styles "took a liking" to the "beautiful brunette" after spotting her in a restaurant in Los Angeles.
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Not every team is a favorite to win the Super Bowl, but they do give their fans reasons to believe. See what makes Chicago Bears' fans believers.
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The Chicago Bears unexpectedly re-signed cornerback Charles Tillman to a one-year deal.
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The Bears lose another defensive Pro Bowl player, and have more injury issues with their quarterback.
"[Charles Tillman] worked today, looked good," Bears coach Marc Trestman said. "We'll see how he feels tomorrow. But I still would have to say he's questionable. We're reasonably optimistic that he'll be playing. He'll work out the next couple of days and continue to get treatment."
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Kiki Valdes' "The Outsiders": Art For the Anti-Basel Crowd
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Set in a remote warehouse, and held outside of any organized art event, "The Outsiders" all but dares you to ignore it. This, of course, is all by design. Valdes always wanted to do an exhibit at a warehouse, he says, and this location, off the beaten Wynwood/Design District path (one side is bordered by railroad tracks) seemed to be the right space for "The Outsiders" -- a show intentionally held outside of Art Basel Miami Beach, any organized art walk, and even outside of a traditional gallery space. In selecting the artists he would invite to participate, Valdes deliberately refused to confine himself to a preconceived theme or concept for the show, opting instead to select artists with whom he feels a certain kinship. The result: a show "celebrating the bravery of the creative outsider."
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Valdes himself produced 10 paintings for "The Outsiders": one in the style of expressionism mixed with cartoon elements, and nine paintings based on nine Miami women who affected his life, each based on one of the nine Greek muses. "I did the portraits off my memory, so they are really abstract," Valdes says. "The muses and the mythologies were carried on verbally and through memory, so that's how I went about it when I did the work."
The other "outsiders" in the exhibit are a diverse group. Eric Torriente's contribution is a nine-foot-tall sculpture entitled "Aphrodisian." The mixed media piece, according to the artist, "consists of a central male character surrounded by seductive females. The universally themed sculpture depicts the male character fantasizing and lusting for a variety of women while his wife or partner sits alone in the back of the sculpture reading ambiguous letters."
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Edward Crowell II, whom Valdes calls "the quintessential outsider" because "he is not from Miami and does not know a lot of people," will show pieces from his "Romantic Ramblings" series, "focusing on text/poetry as visual art while being very disconnected from an absolute visual understanding," Crowell explains. "It's completely up to the viewers' senses to chose whether or not they want to see the lines and shapes of the words, or they want to actually try and read the poems within the paintings."
"The Outsiders" also includes George Sanchez-Calderon's "A Painting and a Rolling-wall Become an Altar." "Sometimes a painting on a wall is just that, a painting on a wall," Sanchez-Calderon explains. "Sometimes a rolling-wall is built to support and display paintings. In this case, the rolling wall is open on one of three sides, allowing it to serve as a sculptural element. This allows the wall to serve other functions, in this case as an altar."
If you are not scared to step off the beaten path, come out to the wrong side of the tracks Friday night to see "The Outsiders." The show takes place at Ironside Warehouse, 7630 NE 4th Ct., and runs Jan. 7-14.
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Romain Grosjean has been in sparkling form over the second half of the season, and on Saturday in Austin he was on the top of his game once more, qualifying 'best of the rest' behind the dominant Red Bulls. Later on he explained why he'll be looking at challenging Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber in Sunday's race, rather than looking in his mirrors at those behind him
Q: Romain, best of the rest - how does that feel?
Romain Grosjean: It feels great! Qualifying went well indeed for us. We managed to do Q1 on the primes - that wasnt the original plan - and we realized that even though we werent quick enough, we were quicker than the rest. From there we picked up performance and viola: we managed to make it to P3 on the grid. We could have probably been a bit quicker in time, but we wouldn't have been able to outperform the Red Bulls in qualifying. The race is another matter as over 56 laps everything is possible if you're running on the right strategy. And our strategy has always been one of our best assets.
Q: It seems to become a normal procedure seeing you behind the two Red Bulls - how comfortable did you feel in the car?
RG: To be honest, its not an easy track and it is not so easy to get the car right. There is a significant gap between the temperatures in the morning and at noon so it is always difficult to get enough data from the morning session to immediately kick it off when it counts. Take for example yesterday: we hadnt been really looking good on the timesheets, but we knew that the car was there all the time. So changing to warmer conditions from yesterday to today and from this morning to qualifying did help us a lot. Based on that we were targeting a position between three and five in qualifying - and here we are, on the upper end of our expectations! (laughs)
Q: How is it to have Heikki (Kovalainen) alongside you? You know him from your time in the Renault driver development programme
RG: Yes, we go back quite a way and I think that it was the right call from the team to take him. To make it off the cuff into Q3 with a car he doesnt know - thats a pretty amazing performance leaving all the Mercedes, Ferraris and McLarens behind him.
Q: So is it the driver or is the Lotus simply such a good car that it is inevitable that you'll be faster then the majority?
RG: It is both. Neither a good driver in a bad car nor a good car with a poor driver will make a huge splash - so you always have to see that both things come together. In our case it does.
Q: So you are both not looking back but ahead towards the Red Bulls. Can you challenge them in the race? Is the aim a podium finish?
RG: Of course that is what we are aiming for. Maybe there is a spark of a thought of winning the race because if I didnt think that, I wouldnt be a proper race driver. Let's wait and see what is possible on Sunday. We are in Texas so chasing the Bulls has tradition here!
Q: It is a pretty unusual start here - going steeply uphill. Is that a chance or an obstacle for you, starting in third?
RG: To be honest, I havent really thought about it. Yes, it is a strange first corner, but why not have something different once in a while. It is a pretty good track with some good high-speed corners, but also a number of low-speed ones, so much will depend on finding the right balance between these two ends. Thankfully our car feels just right.
Q: P2 in the constructors championship is still an undecided matter. When looking where your immediate opponents Mercedes and Ferrari are starting, would you say that everything is still open given both Lotus cars are starting in points-scoring positions?
RG: That is our aim - to have both cars in the points and to get closer to P2 in the constructors again as we absolutely havent given up that target and from how the car behaves and from what Heikki has shown today it is absolutely within reach.
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I'm excited about the new Avengers movie (which releases, incidentally, on May 4th, which is my birthday!). I'm featuring two new Avengers collections from Marvel, and I also want to mention the excellent Marvel Firsts: The 1960s which reprints Avengers #1 along with other seminal first issues. Robert Downey Jr. nailed it in the first two Iron Man movies. And I thought the Capt. America movie was very, very well done. With the same stars all together, it looks like a great time for us comic fans.
Back in stock is 1950s Glamour, which went out of print in February. It's one of our most popular collections of vintage nude photography--it's fun and inexpensive. Other books in the same series are 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Check out the nice low price on the new Michael Kaluta Sketchbook. $9.99! It's a nice 8x11 full color book, with Michael's own comments about each drawing. Includes preliminaries for important projects and covers.
A couple Archives didn't make it to the featured list below so I want to mention them. Batman stories are featured in a new collection by Jim Aparo, an interesting artist who did lots of work for both Charlton and DC in the Silver Age and Bronze age. Also Flash Archives 5 rolled (raced?) in, with more fine work by Carmine Infantino from the Silver Age. The Spider-Man Omnibus 2 collects Spidey stories beginning directly after Steve Ditko's run in #1-38. Seminal issues as John Romita took over the art and changed up many things in the Spidey universe. Stan Lee and John introduced Mary Jane Watson, for one! All these Archives are discounted, for $10 off up to $25 on Spider-Man Omnibus 2.
Sincerest Form of Parody edited by John Benson. Available now is an exceptional collection that just might have missed your attention. I have particularly enjoyed this. It also sold well at the shows where I exhibited it, where people could pick it up and flip through it. This collects the 30 best stories from all the wild comics that came out to compete with EC's original Mad Comics, in 1953-55. An amazing array of talent put these titles together, from Stan Lee to artists Jack Davis, Will Elder, Norman Maurer, Carl Hubbell, William Overgard, Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Bill Everett, Al Hartley, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, Jay Disbrow, Howard Nostrand, and Bob Powell. Plus I enjoy every project editor John Benson writes about. He offers fascinating insights into each of these disparate titles, interesting facts about the artists and even what they were spoofing.
Wally Wood Artist's Edition was a smash success and we could not fill all the orders we piled up for this. We begged and borrowed to get more copies so that we could fill all our initial orders from customers. A new edition has been announced and we are now taking reservations for it, to be printed in late June.
Also, we're just announcing the Will Eisner Artist's Edition, same format. Instead of classic EC sci-fi stories, you'll find the finest late 1940's Spirit stories by Will Eisner and his superlative staff, who included Jules Feiffer, Jerry Grandenetti, and even Wally Wood for a while!
Doc Savage and The Shadow. These two reprint series are two of the finest projects to appear in the past few years. Every issue includes all the original cover and interior art from the original 1930s and 1940s pulp novels. Plus new essays by Doug Murray and Anthony Tollin, with insights into both character's history and development, as well as the writers and artists. We're keeping plenty of back numbers available. Several early Doc Savages, #9 and 12-15, are in fact on sale at just $7.95--while supply lasts. The publisher and his previous printer had a falling out, and just these few particular issues turned up on the "remainder" market. But you should be aware the other early issues remain at the original cover price of $12.95, while new releases are now $14.95--still very reasonable--two complete novels in each.
Borgias: with the series running on television, I thought I'd mention the two excellent Milo Manara-illustrated graphic novels, published by Heavy Metal. We have books 1 and 2 in stock. #3 is currently out of print but I expect it will be reprinted before long. #4 is coming later this year.
I've dropped the price on several more recent releases. Many of these I recommend personally:
Blondie Complete Daily Comic Strips, Vol 1 1930-33, Vol 2 1933-36. $49.99, now $34.95
Complete Little Orphan Annie Vol 5 1933-35, Vol 6 1935-36, Vol 7 1936-38 $49.99, now $34.95
Drawing A Complete Guide by Giovanni Civardi $19.95, now $16.95
Freak Babylon $17.95, now $15.95
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Omnibus $49.99, now $39.95
Luna Statue by Dorian Cleavenger $119.95, now $99.95
N.C. Wyeth Great Illustrations $19.95, now $17.95
Showcase Presents Young Love $19.99, now $15.95
Tahitian Beauties, published at $60, now reduced to just $19.95. I like this vintage nude photography.
The following Special Prices are for a very limited time. Act now!! Some of these that are being discontinued--once gone, they're gone. Some others, such as Prince Valiant and Norman Saunders, we are just overstocked a bit on--prices on these will go back to normal as soon as that excess is gone!
Prince Valiant Vol 1-4 $29.99 each, now just $23.99 each.
Government Issue: Comics For the People 1940-2000 $29.95, now $17.95
Norman Saunders $39.95, now $23.95. This has my highest recommendation.
Stan Drake's Hearth of Juliet Jones Vols 1-3, $24.95, now $17.50. These are going away, so only while supply lasts.
House of Pomegranates by Oscar Wilde, illustrated by Jessie M. King $35, now $27.50 but only for a limited time.
Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe, illustrated by Harry Clarke $40, now $31.95
Young Romance: The Best of Simon & Kirby's Romance Comics 1940-50 $29.99, now $17.99
Just a reminder of our new lower shipping rates, starting at only $3.95. And if you're ready to fill that wish list, shipping is FREE on orders over $300. Overseas customers also have new lower shipping rates.
That's enough for this week. Enjoy! -Bud
Some of my favorite new books:
Highly Recommended.
Michael Wm. Kaluta has been creating beautiful imagery for more than 40 years. Highlights of his wonderfully varied career include The Shadow, Starstruck, illustrations and covers for projects from Conan to Fables, Sandman to Wonder Woman. You name it, he may have worked on it. And for a long while now, he's created a myriad of stunningly executed covers for DC Comics. He was also a charter member of the legendary art collective known simply as the Studio, which included Berni Wrightson, Jeffrey Jones and Barry Winsor-Smith. This sketchbook is the first in a series that will supply a glimpse into the inner working of this great artist -- from the very earliest creative spark to more finished concepts.Item Code: MKSS01
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BLACK ORCHID The Deluxe Edition
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"I'd personally had not read this until now--I'm somewhat embarrassed to admit. It is a graphic novel like no other--and that's typical of Gaiman's work, who's best known in the comics world for his ground-breaking Sandman series. I loved it! Although it brings in characters like Batman, The Swamp Thing, Arkham Asylum, Poison Ivy and Lex Luthor, it does so simply as supporting characters to the far larger story, firmly placing this in the DC Universe and yet forever changing who Black Orchid actually is, once a far more typical DC heroine. It is a joy to see Gaiman's take on each guest star. And McKean's work here is totally different than much of his other work--inspired, I'd say, by Bill Sienkiewicz. Fully painted in a haunting style, with abundant nudity but very ethereal and natural. This is now perhaps my favorite work by McKean." -BudItem Code: BLORCD
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Your price: $20.99THE SHADOW #60: Prince of Evil / Messenger of Death / Room 1313
Highly Recommended
3 classic pulp thrillers!The Knight of Darkness battles super-villains in three thrillers from the Golden Age of pulp fiction. First, The Master Avenger investigates the murderous machinations of the Prince of Evil, a sadistic fiend who delights in torture and human misery in a violent thriller by Theodore Tisley. Then, In a pulp epic by Walter Gibson, The Shadow enter a series of diabolical death traps disguised as a Messenger of Death to retrieve a secret formula. Lastly, Lamont Cranston tracks down a hidden serial killer in Bruce Elliott's Room 1313. New historical essays by Will Murray and Rick Lai. Original pulp covers from 1940, '43 and '47 by Glaves Gladney and Modest Stein, interior art by Edd Cartier and Paul Orban.
Item Code: SHT60
Your price: $14.95
An unearthly menace springs up from the center of the earth! Doc races to an Oklahoma oil field to stop the rampage of The Derrick Devil. Then, a mysterious malady turns Lake Erie steel workers into The Spotted Men. Complete reprints of 1937 and 1940 pulp novels. Original interior art by Paul Orban, original pulp covers by Robert Harris and W. H. Scott. New historical essay by Will Murray. "Doc was the Hercules of the '30s, the natural father of both Superman and James Bond." --Time Magazine. A daring experiment transmuted Clark Savage into the Herculean Man of Bronze. Welding five courageous soldiers of fortune into a Band of Iron, this invincible superman travels the world battling threats to humanity. Not since the days of King Arthur and Robin Hood has mankind known greater crusaders for justice.
Item Code: DC58
Your price: $14.95
SHOWCASE PRESENTS: The Spectre Vol 1
Highly Recommended. Holy Smoke! An especially massive 616-pages devoted to what is one of my favorite DC heroes. The Spectre began as an alien being inhabiting the body of a murdered detective, and got very, very weird as Superman creator Jerry Siegel wrote his adventures. He had no problem with vigilante justice, melting bad guys into blobs, sending them off to far planets, whatever. DC Comics brought the hero back in 1966, which is where this new collection begins. Here are his three appearances in Showcase, followed by 1967 appearances in The Brave and the Bold (all by Carmine Infantino and/or Murphy Anderson), then with Spectre #1 (1967, by Gardner Fox and Anderson) to #9 (by Jack Sparling), then on to a highly acclaimed (and particularly violent) run in Adventure #431-440. These issues resurrected the all-mighty, all avenging Spectre of the Golden Age. And there's more, with further appearances by Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo, Michael Adams and Ross Andru! What a collection. It's only b&w, but it's some massive number of hours of cool comics reading!
Item Code: SPSP01
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Your price: $17.99CARTOON MONARCH: Otto Soglow & The Little King
Highly Recommended
This very first modern compendium includes more that 400 cartoons: The Little King from each of it's five decades, plus the complete run of The Ambassador and a wide array of book illustrations, advertisements, and early works. Soglow's life and career are examined in a thoroughly original and enlightening introduction by Jared Gardner. B&W and full color strips present hours of amazing humor that made The Little King one of the most popular strips of it's time, and Soglow a celebrity in the cartooning world. This is everything you could want in a book like this--lots and lots of strips, a long illustrated overview of Soglow and the strip, cool reproductions of rare Little King merchandise and collections from the 1930s and 1940s, and all in a handsome, satisfyingly thick hardcover.Item Code: CARMONH
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Your price: $39.99POPEYE Vol 6: Me Li'l Swee'Pea
This is the final volume in this handsome, oversized series with die-cut covers and full color Sunday pages. It starts off in grand style with Mystery Melody, featuring the terrifying return of the shape-shifting Sea Hag. Olive Oyl, Wimpy, Poop- deck Pappy, the Jeep, the newly domesticated Goon, and Toar all appear in this four-month epic, as does Bolo, the latest in Segar's cast of massive Popeye opponents. Other stories include the melodramatic A Sock for Susan's Sake (Popeye becomes the protector of a girl who lives on the streets), Popeye's boxing duel with King Smacko, the return of Thimble Theatre's original star Castor Oyl as a detective who solves the case of Plastic Pan, the Poopdeck Pappy yarn Wild Oats (culminating in a six-month prison sentence for the rambunctious oldster), The Valley of the Goons (in which Popeye is shocked to discover who the new leader of the Goons is), and the self-explanatory King Swee'Pea. Editor Rick Marshall offers photos and original script pages in his article "The Continuity of E.C. Segar."
Item Code: POP06H
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Your price: $24.99CAVEWOMAN MUTATION 1 SPECIAL EDITION
Limited, 750.
The first in this new limited series is Mutation #1: Hunting Party. This is a fun change from the Cavewoman sketchbooks we carry, since it's a complete story. Starring in her own graphic novel, we get to see her running from panel to panel outwitting dinosaurs and humans alike--both trying to get a piece of our voluptuous jungle girl. With a special variant cover, and limited to 750 copies. Includes a separate certificate of authenticity.Item Code: CAVM01S
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quote:Is it just me, or does anyone else think trading Gordon would be silly?
quote:Trading Gordon this year makes no sense, and the Warriors GM should be fired if he gave up Klay Thompson for Gordon.
quote:If the Pelicans win the lottery again and get the first pick in the draft, I probably trade Gordon.
quote:I'd take ahealthy Gordon over Klay Thompson
quote:Now Curry for Gordon is something I'd ponder.
quote:What prompts this is the shitty media members of New Orleans on twitter
quote: I would also say unlike CP3, Gordon hasn't done much to embrace being in NOLA. I could be wrong.
quote:I still hate the little pussies guts though, and I'm through trying to cheer for him anymore.
quote:Now Curry for Gordon is something I'd ponder. Lebron for Gordon and we might be onto something here
quote:I like how this reaction comes after a 1 game wrist sprain, too.
quote:I can't stand the people who say, "He is such a bitch and puss, we should trade him!" I care about W's and L's and we get a ton more W's with him.
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Warning chimes sounded and the crowd roared at a railroad crossing Sunday night as a thoroughly decorated train pulled into the Jan Heidt Metrolink station. The Holiday Toy Express travels through six counties to collect gifts for the less fortunate and this year, the train has partnered with the 20th annual Spark of Love Toy Drive. In its twentieth year, the Spark of Love Toy Drive is collecting toys for Los Angeles County's 60,000 foster children says Fire Inspector Quvondo Johnson. "We collect toys for the department of Children and Family Services, which is all of the foster children in the county of Los Angeles," Johnson said. "We collected toys at all of the fire stations and we have different events to get the toys to those kids," he said. Carolers from the Canyon Theatre Guild led the crowd in song as eager children awaited the train's arrival. The sounds of vibrating steel railroad and a train whistle drew the attention of the hundreds of spectators. The modified Metrolink commuter train, decked out with 50,000 LED and incandescent lights pulled into the station shortly after 7 p.m.. A cheer resonated for the jolly bearded man and his crew of toy haulers as they took to the stage for a musical performance. The holiday characters disembarked from the train to greet and thank the crowd following a ten-minute performance. Snow poured out from the 450-ton train as it rested in the middle of Market Street near Railroad Avenue. "It's a wonderful opportunity for the children of Santa Clarita," said Santa Clarita City Councilman TimBen Boydston. "To see the train lit up and Santa Claus on the train and the elves, we're really happy to do this," Boydston said. "It's great," said Tyler Zehfuss as he perched himself on his father's shoulder. "Snow and Santa and the hot chocolate and all of the toys, its a great time," said Dan Zehfuss, as he peered up at his son, smiling at the glittering train. When all was said and done, the locomotive powered up, and moved the train with Santa and his crew aboard onward. |
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The Office of the Chief Scientist (OCS) within the Israeli Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor has announced approximately $3.1m grant to Pluristem, a wholly owned subsidiary of Pluristem Therapeutics.
The grant will be used to cover R&D expenses for the period March to December 2012, the company said.
Pluristem chairman and CEO Zami Aberman said, "This grant will assist the company in enhancing its R&D plans and clinical trials, helping us bring the PLX product candidates to market for the treatment of millions of patients around the world."
Under the OCS grant terms, Pluristem should pay royalties in the rate of 3% - 5% on sales of products and services derived from technology developed using this and other OCS grants until 100% of the dollar-linked grants amount plus interest are repaid.
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